The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1911, Page 1

judges should be impeached,” declared President Taft to St. Louis sed the impeachment excuse as his reason, one out of a hundred. r knows that judges have laughed yrand ie get rid of him by interests, who control the bad j ITCH and pick up the CLUB. But at the A ag Taft, as well as everybody impeachment. oceedings. are afraid of the RECALL CLUB. When they do there will be a scurrying of bad judges from the » Philadelphia men held a boxing without ta off their They probably dress vlled the affair _ONLY LY AND TURKEY PREPARING FOR WAR * Press Leased Wire) ‘ OPLE, Sept. 25.— that the Italtan troops have landed is being mob-| on the coast of Tripoli, tacitly de Fe eres ne Teno! to Caring war with Turkey, and that embarkment to ripoll *9 112,000 yeservists have been called MLC troops already io the cob yeadiness to oppose the readin ef that colony. notice heed ie of effecting an aimicadie Italy has a foree of 60,000 men mat between Italy ox! Tw available for foreign service, and it Pe Tripoli alter: seems pbeen abandoned # for is stated that all of these troops and Italy's| will comprise the firet expedition. fe stated, is ty strike Young Turks for War and Germary have) The intervational situation ta the Moroccar Turkey readers it virtually impor istble for this couciry to consent tol 007 WOMAN; | TO WOODS ,mark overheard by employes of the hospital as the couple went for @ walk yesterday Well, you almost killed me once. | I suppose you have come to tinted | more assist. the job,” the woman said Nook up the hunt for The two were formerly fo part - nership in a moving pleture show in Everett, Calvin went to Eaton ville early in the day, but Mra. Ir- vine refused to see him a 6; octock inthe evening. They e¢ toward the Mashel river. “inte an hour inter a shot was heard. To a passer-by who rushed up Cal- vin explained that bis revolver had exploded by accident. “I'll go for help,” said, tostead he jamped/ into the buggy that be had standing | ready and drove madly through jeOn ant down the monstaia, mnt Office Probe UnderWay ‘committee of tho city {may décide to recommend the abo-| morning decided to |lition of alt employment offices ex- etthe question of em- | cept the one conducted by the city oF one Week. pend ‘at Jackson st. and Raliroad av. x of Tacoma city ad Many complaints of the swindling —— question ot workingmen have reached the abat the committee | committee. ide Boy's FOWLER STILL. FLYING EAST (By United Frew Leased Wire) EMIGRANT GAP, Cal, Sept After having circled above Cisco, 20 mijes further east t he has lyet been, Aviator Robt. Fowler is [today toning up hie machine for the big test at Summit. Fowler is solving the problem of the air currents by degrees, and he pi | thinks when he Summit he | wilt have no turther trouble. | MADERO CERT was (By United Press Leased Wire.) MEXICO CITY, Sept. 26.—The jelection of Francisco 1. Madero as | president of the republic is regard- led as a foregone conclusion here Up Again toa: Manager of the! dairy, was arrested) and booked! WASHINGTON, Sept. sharges. | He was | sign Pallet Belt, commanding, the Pies nes milk |Hittle United States gunboat Tan ro standard A | tanga, was killed by hostile natives Friday he was con-\at the Yactans island, which form Sales ane court and|\@ part of the Philippine archapeligo. milk below the}Several sailors of Ensign Helt's| }party were severely wounded. De-) Tm | Calls ot the affair have not reached LIVE AGAIN IK, Sept. 25.— se. (By United Press Leased Wire.) and a numb KIEFF, Sept. 23—Bogrof, the as and @itorneys. Great |sassin of Premier Peter Stolypin, the conference | was offictally @eclared to have been ee Sttormey general }hanged here today, shortly before the Tobacco trust the |noon, tn the court yard of the cita- Bddeading atiorneyy|del. Only @ few officials witnessed trust | the execution OARB—nEscueo | Baby Farmer Captured Mae freight on Pier ee Ballard ne Upited Pres Leased Wire.) Mell from the tock | SFOCKTON, Cal., Sept. 26---The FMriking his head on| police stated today that they had wing » |captured the books of Mrs, 8. E. M taken to the Paciti: Kalght, alleged mistress of a “baby | farm,” "who was arrested in a raid jand charged with Segal medical practice, and that a big upheaval would ocenr in Stockton's social civcles were the hames of the thou 4 i ' Pree Leaved Wire) Sept. .25.—After hunt the mountains unt!) 3 pas Sheriff Long returned to chased Calvin by of shots, the fagi- the bersy be was to the woods probably fatally in- Earl r eniia Who was bitten r, ®mad dog. and who ‘Reute case of rat at 7 o'clock fnconscions 5! When morphine to-relieve his ame made no a! Wife, a8 that was imp they made his death | by keeping him} of drugs. omy empt pos: oa fons injury hospl H, Wik, Sept . ‘why sepa _yagte © to be o & “| Later and or more patrons appearing in Dr.” Knight's diary given out for publication, It is stated that she averaged one case a day. Teliway and th Fide in w bi @ad 16 fajured The Young Turks are of the « that to strengthen thetr position in the Musselman world they must fight to the bitter end, even though at ts inevitable. All Europe Alarmed LONDON, Sept Advices on the crisis between Italy and Turkey are alarming all (he European capt tallets. If te feared that howtilities will furnish the spark needed to start a genera) European conflict The position of Mngiand t« one of} neutrality " BONSPIRAGY” | HEARING DELAYED The hearing of the eight men accused of conspiring to obetr justice following the anthHanford| mans meeting war continued this Commissioner Totten the grand jury. The grand jury's investigation into the case was re- sumed in Tacoma today, and it ts Hikely that it will be finished this afternvon Only the witnesses called by the district attorney will be heard by the grand jury. None of the ac cused men will be given a chance to present the case from ihetr view point, and neither will their attor neys be allowed to make any state JUVENILE This little imnocent, pletured Above, is what Councilman Oliver T. Erickson was at the age of 10 years. At this fateful period in his ca reer he probably had no fixed idea of the greatness that was to be later thrust’ upon him. Maybe that's why he looks so happy in the picture. The photograph was taken in the est picture gallery in Red Wing, Minn, (where Oliver was born) he went to Minneapolis, where he worked as a carpenter, The Story sites gd Hennessey iss Maso’s Dime Bank Last Friday morning a man, who gave his name as Hennessey, rented a room from Miss Elsie Maso, 107 Minor av. N. A few hours later he left and has not been seen since. Later Miss Maso missed a dime bank containing $2. A coat and vest belonging to M. W. Rogers, one of the occupants of the houre, was also missing. Miss Mason de scribes “Hennessey” as a man about 40 years of age, with an accent like a Canadian. KILLS HIMSELF AFTER ACCIDENT wy, United Press Leased Wire). TICA, N. ¥., Sept. 25—-A mistake in turning on hot water instead of cold, while bathing Wm. Graham, patient at the Utica state h the patient to ith. The attendant, ree 7 Run- dell, 18, wae discharged. He placed a revolver to his temple and fired, dying almost in- stantly. "\to her boarding place. people Saturday night. He was telling the people why they should not be trusted with the power of recalling bad judges, and he else, knows that there are.scores of bad judges, that there always have been and that the impeachment weapon has reached less It is wnoffieiaily announced today, govern Tripoli jointly with Italy inion | £ # | 1 SHADY BEND, Kan., Sept. 26.— | State Secretary of Agriculture Kansas, who has refused rola orshipa 4 cabinet positions, jleading & movement to | fund which will enable Miss Mai |Chamberiain, the young teacher who was tarred and ered by & cowardly mob near here. to prosecute the villains criminally and for civil damages, And this is why Several nights ago Edward Ric ard, village beau, drove up to jthe house where pretty Miss Mary | Chambert ibyearold school |teacher, was boarding, and veanet hy | Miss Chamberlain to go biany-rid jing with him | Hoggy-riding is one Of the favor [ite diversions of Shady Bend. Miss Chainberiain was “de lighted to Ko.” Ricard helped the girl into the buggy, and with a Mick of the whip the horse was away, Despite Miss Chamberlain's expressed desire to be driven over betterlighted | gprs: village roads, d turned the horse's head down the shadiest lane out of Shady Bend. At the darkest and loneliest spot on the road, eratt voices ordered the driver to halt. Masked men appeared. Ricard leaped from the rig, serted the terrified «irl and ia himself by the roadside, The masked men dragged Miss Cham- berlain, screaming, from the buggy seat, Nota voice was heard save her shrieks for help. Shamelessly the mob tore Miss Chamberlain's clothes off She pity, They brought a pot of hot tar from a fire near by, and with a heavy brush applied it thickly to the young girls body, Then, rip- ping open # bag of feathers, the ringleader coated the girl with them Their outrage completed, the sl aot masked men quickly rode y. leaving their tarred and faathened victim on the ground Ricard came out of his hiding place, placed Miss Chambert in the buggy and drove her bi On the way he told her.that the men who attacked her were prominent men of Beverly, a near-by town, where her parents live, and where Frontage We offer 23 acres of water front on the Stillagnamish River, Snohomish County, near Gras ite Falls, No richer soil on Puget Sound. Surrounded by neighbore, near colnty road, half mile from school and on rural free de livery. PRICE $1,375.00 TERMS OF $50 CASH, $15 PER MONTH OLE HANSON @ CO. 314-316-316-317 New York Bik. Instead they want the cried hysterically, but there was no; ch. IWSPAPER IN 25, 1911 LONELY SPOT, THEN TARRED AND FEATHERED, she formerly taught school D. Coburn, the grand old man Of] Next day Ricard openty boasted | duct, to his friends that he had received Ail for enticing the girl al the ~The Seattle Sta INDEPENDENT .N SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, pen ae SEATTLE ONE CENT. )0 KILLED IN WARSHIP DISASTER SCHOOL TEACHER, ONLY 18, LURED TO | | ON PRAIN Le WTANDS be | Miss Mary Chamberiain, the One Ifore us i is AND — ti friend of the that of living up to Taft knows that, even though a whgle.community might be convinced that a judge was owned by corporations, they could not prove that fact le to be content with the IMPEACHMENT SWITCH, but the people are about ready to lay opportunities alw hat our] of WESSEL WRECKED BY EXPLOSION GOES DOWN French Cruiser sions, Sinks Killed. (By United Press Leased Wire) TOULON, France, Sept. 25—At least 400 officers and men of the Liberte are dead here to in Toulon cruiser |day through the destruction of the Tar! and Feather Victim | Home of the Chamberiains, in Bev. lonely spot on the row ing her over to the mask He was immediately arr quickly convicted ‘One year in said the judge members of thé the penitentlar mths’ imprisonment each. more await trial next month it ts was said that the attack instigated by prominent women of Reverly, who had falsely told their husbands, brothers and fath ‘ers that M Chamberlain had ut tered malicious lies about them Mise Chamberlain says that #he| ang | ent | | cruiser, which blew up and sank in the roadstead off thie port early to: day. Only about 100 members of the crew of the warship escaped, they swimming to shore when the vessel, after soaring skyward in a terrific explosion, settled back in “| the waters and sank like a plum- of the Liberte destruction parallels the attieship Maine in Havana nd early accounts of the lianster were followed by the wild excitement throughout the country Captain Jaures, a brother of the ous socialixt leader, command © vexsel, but he and 200 of crew were absent on shore jeave at the fime of the explosion Three Explosions. Fire started on the warship at 5 o'clock the morning, and there were [successive explosions at 5:30, § o'clock. blowing up Immediately cannot understand why they should | ofrer the last explosion, which was have abused her so cruelly Heverly family. She is gentle, re fined in manner, decorots in con- pretty, well educated and seemingly liked by everybody io rabid and Shady Bend. Farmers Give Taft. a Silent Reception (By United Press Leased Wire.) Sept COFFEYVILLE, Kas., fa hand clap to greet him thron; defended here today his veto me ther bills. The farmers in the stood glum and silent as the pr “Bound as I was by platform pledge that American industry was su nothing but withhold my signature from the bills.” FRAMERS UNITE NORTH YAKIMA, Sept wiv the purpose of a convention which the Labor unions of Washington. they each separately endorsed and dates last fall Cave of the State keth and Editor McNamara of the gates here from Seattle. Somebody Tries to Joke Jerry Hille Somebody has tried to slip one over on Jerry G. Hille, 1110 Bighth ave—Jerry says so himself. A mossage comes from Philadel phia today that a letter, signed with Jerry's name, has been recetv. od by the chief of police and the letter says that Jerry wants a wife, “one with money preferred.” | But Hille told a reporter today that somebody 1# trying to put a joke across on him. “If | wanted a wife I'd choose a Seattle girl—they're good enough for me,” said the Bighth av. man. PICKPOCKET GOT $35 A pickpocket secured $35 from the pockets of H. Rhodes, 1423% Belmont av., while he was at a local! theatre with his little daughter last night, Teaves In Main et. make autumnish, does it not? print the ‘The reas mind their about the stand from which he spoke, WIONS FOR COMING BATTLES 25.—To unite solidly tate program and to defeat special interest candidates, that is delegates representing the State Grange, Of the state that the three organizations have got together, although Far reaching results are expected from the conference now in f#easion along political and economic eration of Labor, 25.—With hardly from the President Tait ssages on the wool, cotton and heart of the insurgent district esident voice s defense ¢ said, “to see {ficiently . | could do WITH LABOR for a progres opened here today attended by the Farmers’ Unidn and It is the first time in the history worked for the Insurgent cand lines: President Charles R. Joe Smith, Councilman Hee ttle Labor paper are the dele SLAP AT TAFT LONG BEACH, Cal., Sept. 26. Diseussion of the recall of the ju diciary is keen here today, as a re sult of a speech by Gov, Hira} Johnson before 4,000 people on} that subject. Johnson said that} ‘railroad domination in the state] is near its end,” and hit at Presi-| dent Taft for opposing the recall of | Judge NEW ARRIVALS IN MEN’S SHIRTS Monarch Other Makes $1 MEN’S WOOL UNDER- WEAR Cooper Make $1.50 per Garment AMERICAN MILL WOOL UNDERWEAR $1.00 per Garment Shafer Bros Arcade and Arcade Annex. and i | | | a cheer |! 10,000 persons who} windows in the elty. | She 1") by tar th it esse! ine Uaaghtor of v highly reappotatie| soverouce ties tute ihe air tee y lifted Into the alr and then sank at once In a dense cloud} jot smoke. Heroic Rescues. With the first sign of fire on the} Liberte other ships of the squad-) ron went to her relief, and many |acts of heroism were performed by | members of other warships in sav- ling the men of the Liberte who emerged, emoke-blackened and in| many cases badly wounded, from jthe cloud of smoke in which the | warship had gone down. | The force of the explosion in the | * main magazine of the Liberte was | terrific. a ar It killed 20 seamen and on a warship anchored cruiser, and shattered) Liberte, Shattered by Unexplaifed Explo- Harbor—Four Hundred Men Hurtled through the terrific detonation, a huge block of dropped on @ launch which en route to the shore to bring back members of the crew ing it and killi Before the first Lit came, the a fire on the craiser was a danger. ous one had spread through the fleet to the naval officers ashore, id tugs equipped with fire fight- ing apparatus were en route to t naval anchorage wheu tbe rash came. Whole City Rocked. on the big magazines of the exploded hundreds of per- on the docks bere progress of the fire were felled the ground. The whole city rocked with the crash The death list of the Liberte will bé increased to 400 as the result of casualties among the crews of other warships The Republique docked just in time to prevent sink- ing. Minister Delcasse arrived here tonight and ordéred a general court of inquiry into the causes of the disaster. The Liberte bad only recently been inspected and was then pro- nounced a model of her class. One hundred and twenty oSthe alr by the w occupant. explosion on the rm that’ the rat \crniser’s crew were ashore at the \time of the explosion. The total strength of the ship was 710 ‘then, When a roll call of the surviyors of the disaster was held on the flagship of the squadron, 274 men, of whom 40 were seriously burg re- sponded. It is as yet unknown what officers perished in the dis- aster. SERB EESREREH EEE WEATHER FORECAST * Fair tonight and Tuesday, © * cooler Twesday; moderate © |® casterly winds. Thermometer b: * at noon today 56. THEY ALL FALL FOR fii AT FIRST | WAS GOWG To Take TWEM NEXT DOOR BUT | KNEW HOW YOU LIKED CHILOREN AND TwOUeHT You WOULDN'T MIND DOING IT. ISN'T TWAT GRAND, THE BABY HAS MADE UP WIT YOU RIGHT AWAY, THE CHILOREDM SEEM ‘To LIKE Youso. AND SHE SAID THAT SHE WouL0 BE Gone. OWLN A SHORT TIME