The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1911, Page 1

HOME EDITION Women are writing sympathy letters} to Doe Webster, who killed his wife ji : INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE VOL. 13, NO. 199 SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1911 ONE CENT. iwi"™si 2 saniitiat Wie wild ind kk 1 SOLID FOR LA FOLLETTE f | . A C—O STANDPAT MACHINE POLITICIANS UALIFY 1 NN ORY o INN TIOAL WAVE: ARE ONLY ONES SUPPORTING TAFT TWO FOR | AN, HA! a ARE SOME WHO SAY van aia DESTROYS | SEATTLE’S SIAMESE TWINS eS ing Ground. RRALTAEENE RS *%, The morning mall brought a big, troduction, Every other thing 1 «| packet of letters from readers in-|nature selects ite mate by inatinet Would youfiety-and why? ®/| terested in the flirt question, And/or intuition except man, Let intl BY GILSON GARDNER. That's the qu n The Star perhaps the most remarkable and | tion guide you. HELEN 8. CHICA 19, P duking. ‘To make it. more «| interesting feature of them was) Nothing Vitally Wrong About It. “ —Presi- 1 1 flirt question jdent 7 annot be renom< they don’t have to live with him. that all were more or jose) = Ot Flirt Editor The thostastitally in favor of flirtations. |presented to the readers Of YOUr| (my United Press teased Wire) mat n tf Here are some sample newsy paper app: to me mout) je = Fac all the ICO CITY, Oct. 19.—Another Flirt Editor; Would 1 filrt?| strongly. After all, are we not ali ( West a ‘ . rengly. After all bf || tida! wave is reported today to have portion of the East ar stliim. This Court—Looks Brighter for a t Make your letters Yes, perhaps I would, barmlessly.|made of the “selfsame dust?’ la} brief; 50 words enough. &| Why? Just because I'm only hu-|there a man or woman so impreg|9estroyed the towns of San Bias conclusion is based on a careful * * * interesting a little contest is # * * * Jury Sooner Than Expected. ; ugh. & Address them to “The #/man, and would unconsclonsly, |t with manmade laws, Wh@/and Gihuatanejo, im the state of * * * * * « * * McNamara Attorneys Wait for suing, You. can tke ony Important Decision From the of the flirt question you (Ry United Prees Leased Wire) : attle Star What a dreary, prosaic old world| would not hazard a change if abe 5 § ol we ot hazard a chang Tepie, havi Oe ; WALL Oe eras an S seras) kal to wheats WOMDe Bolt Hinting: Wena wotfor te. thought: the: real: eeulinatal Cee movies pepulstions.of S008 Hed jexamination of the reports Oct. 19—-Asked if he Knew » Flirting Princess,” ®|be permitted, Flirting is a fire| was discovered? nd 0,000, respectively. / brought to Chi y the del- 4 bao onl ee ee poo the Moore Sun caught from the wandering spark MARJORIE B. Communication with Teple h \ ; P give pret eign Bre-searo pertyd be give “ene of just another hunen. beet - a Wry, ber nor pg g been severed, Many persons are egates to the Progressive . ne for 8. L. rt Editor ' ny, YOR; did not, and he was finally pai & seats, third prize, Let Intuition Guide You certainly abd baturally 04 60 Qa ee ee : for cause. |® and fourth prize, one seat. &| Flirt Editor: It has long been/al life does. Why? Becaus ~ personal investigations in many ference It is tions in the National convention: LOB ANGELES, Oct. 19%.—John ; H. Roberts, dealer in Mexican) k i " | Californ Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nebraska, Kansas, lowa, tands. | “ Robert Bain, carpenter. - 1 — South Dak . North Dakota, Wie H. Y. Quackenbush, retired car r* } } consin, New Hampshire and New pentér and general laborer. : ) | : Jersey. The above list includes A. R. Mcintosh, retired baker and - | jevery republican state west of the 4 Mississippi except Colorado, Utah restaurant proprietor. T. W. Adams, pioneer real estate (By United Press Leased Wire) and Wyoming. The two latter are man, retired TOKIO, Cet. 19% — Dispatches quite sure to send Taft delegates. Geo. W. McKee, retired builder. - Sunt [from Shanghai say that refugees Minnesota for La Follette. Minnesota will send 18 out of 2% tte A. J . farmer. } = . evaien Prone a | . | from Wu Chang, arriving there to-| progr La Fol! salogall : . rogressive (La Follette) delegates Ernest F. Decker, landscape gar | |@ay, declare that 800 men, women and Colorado may come through dener. and children of the Manchu race with a progressive delegation. and} / Were masacred there by the rebels There will be fights and divided E. ©. Robinson, carpenter delegations from the following: cement contract } | These as oe " ad been interre | and the cities of Hankow and Han ’ had b nterro- | Mlinois, Indiana, Michigan, . Ohio, gated by the defense when court! | Yang, which suffered milarly, are |Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, opened in the McNamara trial to jabbatoirs.. Kru Kiang, also, is Maine and Vermout. It is not yet certain what will happen in New wR: cotaned they were, corte] 5c Cn? Names Press senaoe Wiss) That the bil! Tor selling tick. [Said to have fallen., All of the Yang certain | that ‘a dynamite explosion de-| SUTTE, Mont. Oct. 19-—-Attor ete on atreet cars witt be passed | Teevalley from Hankow to Shang-| | York, ‘Connecticut, "Rhode Island - Tie ney General Geo. W. Wickersham ‘ an¢ aware stroyed the Times, He for | M°Y sual ths tenders vie iaanwrs has been captured by the South Way Desert Tare: refugees state | Nor is St certain what will hap actu dias had been interposed by loome large on the political horizon . ten ° \) today as the most tikely candidate to be a foregone conclusion. the defense and Judge ‘dwell y ¥ | Net 1a 3 see eae had reserved decision for the vacancy on the supreme The franchise committee yes vel x ually. neal ‘Awaiting’ Important Decision, | court to succeed the late Justice terday voted to recommend it to W; f G Hi m| oe briengraconnelerdneatencmare S50 = Both sides ate anxiously, await: | Merten the council ire ave | RE eI RELY wnotintige - -g el po re mooke ‘eclsion| Out of a long lst of eligibles Counciiman Blaine is expect $a [and money. Tht sete 3 ee OE eee an who believed dyna.| Which President Taft began consid ie ed to turn in a minority report, B ti aa wen ag bedatnn for Go whether & man who believed dyna:|whCM Prevent Nautenent today rh Tiga Soe Mice 8 ea ing 2 | Will "be locking for. 6 samara ceded the destruction-of the Times | Wickersham seemed be the fw ure when it first passed the rie . ate whe can win, be — un- is eligible. HM he holds that such « president declined to d council, Haas will vote with Did Alth y raphe ae as winner juror’ if he is willing to say that| discuss the appoiniment for publi-} him. The other six members | George Gregory oe ae ee ee his opinion in no way touches the | cation, but it was learned here that | % will pass it over the mayor's [of her 200 pounds that he must we the 0 win gage — guilt or innocence of McNamara, is| there ls only # remote possi bility ‘ veto, uniess some one flops. marry her or get beaten up? He Two in name, wi r ‘ ar a " aed Seadia Divided. competent to serve, the defens weighs only Ls p told! stand on, the $ ¢ telephe 1 s are, in fact, one body! ‘phe situation stands thus: Taft will receive & vital blow. The|in the list the only name which " jJudge Dykema =a combine s ide Bell t i ve a | pol ge Mh <0 rn ‘ Pac nll groomer ag a combine whi 2 wid i me ) has against him practically every court Is expected to invi Ku nsid: Li »h u: dy Grounds; bare Hie « nore gen rr ail -|state west of the Mississippi river, The other nominally republican ment on this point aft de.| that of Walter L. Fisher, secretary i fense has finally examined 12 mer Ee b mances ara) , IN G T ” | mth Cherny gy Saye tates are divided. In them publie ection pervomally 0 Game Today iitse"!"Siicetss Ie" vit hs Vent in aeainat ‘Tat, bt Ue and the machine backed by Francis J. Heney futo the examin ious be eald. (By United Prose Leased wire) | ANID © © eter pe Pa tugs special privilege are for him, tion of talesmen has complies ] : the situation Attorney Davis de 0 eart aim PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.—To-| Persintent demand rf mar The fight in states like Mlinols, manded whether Robinson ap. day's game between the New York! a at dene va be tnauy Michigan, Indiana and Pennsylva- proved of Heney’s statement that (My United Press Leased Wire) Giants and the Philadelphia Athiet- a ee en nia will be this antimachine fight “because he knew ns” the Me-| NEW YORK, Oct. 1%—Helen]| ics, the fourth of the world’s cham. | "4 ove 4 eee | and the re will be split delega-e Namaras must necessarily yy Woudruff Smith, the Stamford,| pionship series, was declared off one bay ol Ba pomive ogaonngi ed Se, SR rakip 25 instead of $2 tions, part for La Follette and part to be guilty as charged. Tho state/Conn., heiress, will not have to pay account of muddy grounds. toe tig a complaint lodged. against|Pbones 1s ogy i eran gy ~ Lpctet Sesion further, anthor-| for. Taft fought to keep this question Gut) “Rassie Lamb,” Russell. Griswold Light raina which fell early to-[ Ome Dna tbe wife abandonm Councilman eckson, ch an ized the company to discontinue its| Eleven States Lost by Taft. but failed. Robinson, however, had|_ chorus man, $50,000 heart balm. | day did not hort the field, but th “enioa t os he of the city utilities committee, said | “four party” business service Two years of Taft's administra- * yen Teney's The de! The jury in the unusual breach of clouds hid the sun, which was need-| ‘to support her, and insixts | today that he was only awaiting That the two companies are con-| tion transferred 11 republican states . ‘ WS, SO mise sult returned « verdict "| od to dry the ground, following} held the purse strings. at| Opportunity to go to Portian n-|trolied by the same people was ad-/to the democratic column. They F. D. Green, an oragne grower,/@ Contest closes Saturday morn: &|my desire to start a cruisade|the poet hath tt, the well balanced of the state passed for cause by McNamara de- \* ing at 10 o'clock. bd | against the so-called social ethics | mind pereely mons in stones, . | I . fense. * Ithat limit our acquaintances to| books in running brooks, and good! | wilt ee par Pa tee ae e solid La Follétte celega- |e eee weeeeeeeeeee 3 |those we meet through formal in-|tn everythin PRANCES B. vorite. The of @ progressive receiving the place up a wide field for t TORR: | ¢ fondant today yesterday's heavy downpour % fe . tigate the automatic sys mitted at a meeting in Pearsall’s are Colorado, Connecticut, Indiana, tion of coming tales The weather forecaster says the} pe , report that at “ ITY GARA * | money. | Vogue there b © pusbing th .- Cafeteria several months ago by E./ Maine, Massachusetts, Missourt, The report tha: e has at|CITY AUTOS IN C' GE clouds will disappear by noon, but) o " o E. Webster, general manager of the| Montana, New Jersey, New York, rm system. The resolution pro- | Independent Ohio and West Virginia. al} times, leaving him without any soe David Kaplan and| Councilmen Blaine ant aaare GYPSY SMITH only a stiff wind would dry out th Schmidt, alleged to have been | were this morning made & commit) Grou smith, world-famous evan- | diamond, so the national commis iPoi d t t vides fer an investigation of costs,| One of tte merits of the auto-; Presidential primaries in Oregon, concerned in the be mye ty na iv Pre oe 4 oe fe |metist. Is in Seattle. He will hold | sion te to call oft today's| £ OINGEX er a lete. and is in the bands of the util-| matte system is that the “telephone | Nebraska, Towa, South Dakota, today eurene j bis first evangelistic meeting at the ® McGr: Canetti ities committee. paradox” does not exist, owing to | North Dakota, Wisconsin and New _|Mammoth rink, rourth and Seneca) |. McGraw Cheerful. B rt auitation for a consolidation the relay wire system employed. | Jersey all coming before April: 20 Saturday afternoon. Gypsy Smith| McGraw was chipper and confl reme on) ott two present systems has died. | Thus, if the city adopts this plan |of 1912 will help to shgw the senti- has been in America on 10 differ.|@ent today, and predicted that the Poindexter is today the | Here are the two reasons of phone for {ts system it can save|ment of the voter and to make nt occasions, being sent by the 0 gag show the Athletics | ~ Senator ientee ve una et rt ep | Both systems are now controlled | money ax the system grows as|doubly certain the nomination of ing new" on the bases dur-|guest of Bremerton and the qur-|, BU Symone Oe Bie ett mon: (against all competitors | La Follette National Cotineil of Evangelical | Pree Churches of England. This is remaining games. The Ath-| rounding Puget Sound towns. He ! } " f opoly. the first time he has been on the declare this probably means| will visit the navy yard during|°PEY. |. cing in more rev _ = 7 Pacific coast the Giants will attempt t8 steat by|the day and in the evening will! Th W Y W I THE STAR" 1S RUGHT, | wu, é we Gypay Smith was an ignorant | Skill hereafter, instead of attempt: | spesk at the M. B. eburch, to white hi | ory ara reeulined to use beth phones Main ing hen ou alk, s to 3 oppo: public Is invite Pol ‘ gypsy boy, roaming over England, |!0g to frighten their opponents by the general publi iny ted, Polo: Da bay te tos moves Breathe Right--There’s Plenty of Air INSIST ON FULL WEIGHT Fae fat! he was 16, Me then joined | sliding into bases spikes up. dexter is a member Ce ee Ay Sak hie waeas my Geocer > ee, and his yisit to the navy = ton, William Booth in evangelical) . Giants With Back to Wall. committee, and } ‘| , wsirt.ox A x » Raseball experts, irrespecti lyard was the subject of consider n controtied by_the sam work, five years before the Salva,/ i ats as the Sunset. “The Inde y iJ », wen y cone eres a the ard city.| 7 e ” | partisanahip, generally con! able interest in the navy y it [rendent” Co. was ee te eee WHEN vou WR gee MO ET tion Army was organized He} didn't know how to read or write|the Giants are now fighting with} sly lower than those of the FRESH AIR rab his own name then, ‘Hy study he| thelr backs (to the wall in the; |Suiset Hence the former agita acquired a wonderful mastery of the | World's series. If the Athletics win bears abe: oo gr Roars giish language. Unlike “Billy” |the next game, it te predicted, the ate systems and for consolidation , © systems and fc solidation Sunda he doe ot cater to the | Series Is as Koc i as settled A-vic 0 rs ° e Sunse pecan AB noe ewmene, hel fory for New York means a revival under one system-—the | Sunset | “eGR of the Giant hopes with greatly increased rates Then came the public service com: | oe Senet Pree nee Set |mission with permission to the In ive Arrested |i: mi,2,"942 210 20 sameeren dgerty calmed sewn | ago, Albert H. Ma 14 taanager | Under the new rates the independ: | the city regulations for automobiies | Ot ee an aie an warrant. charg: | the Sunset, owing to the “ telephone | Because he thought the City | resulted tn resis today before | eet on support sworn out by Mra,| Paradox” of bigger expense to big: | National bank had given him |800n. All were y Motor-| inert Maybee, whom, it is alleged | Ger service. 7) | (MADAM. bassuRe you rHar OOK $10 less than was due him, Rich. | Cle Patrolman ord, for failing tO} ne jeft at Grand Rapids, Mich., six| pendent rate [rem A PU SOUND. ITS ard Murphy, blacksmith, hurled | Carry tal eh ne tive Srseonerm Since then Mrs. May-|! THE nino. THA Wore: dene. Vréderiche, 1696 Sv ty trailed him from state to| Phones, one party of $4; two party lin residence phones, $2.75 instead of $ 1 as follow 1Gneo ue FACTOR years ago ee ¥. a brick through the big piate. | **N ely pe CY a a peg ; neat - x stat until she finally discovered jhim in Portland soon after her ar rival yesterday glass window of the bank and | S00 NN) 1 1 Belmont a is now in the city jail thinking (i "ny, ae $16 Terry av: and “4 it over. Murphy had recently > Craig, $21 KE, Harrison st deposited $290 in the bank and always there. Throw Tuesday he drew it al! out. He % $ ORK ON RAIN os te cy y shoulders. back into the next it he counted T T ) you oulders. back into the ne: declares that after he cou li aehy ines : | county is necessary to fill the lungs the money over he found him ELLENSBURG, Oct 19.— wan } s . c' with oxygen. Walk in the country self $10 short. 2 Acres Father Stork delayed N. P. train if possibl : % . “ No. 3 for 40 minutes when he Narrow skirts are apt to result in $! | paid a visit on the train at Glen ’ isaster hurdiing high’ fenoel or dive, Mont. It was while the The fence will not be to blame, It - ree train was speeding westward was there first oie with tits? from St. Paul that a baby girl Ie ar eae a ie an ? | was born, The train was stop Yes? } * HINTS TO WALKERS .| ped and a physician summoned. \ : be Well, maybe . % Don't walk after a full meal ‘at node tent Forty minutes later the train (4 Sha dinaeine peo not the question.|}North and east of th j proceeded on its way. The pas La : I not exercise, red Cre ant | gengers took up a purse of $30. gj} This ts The time of day to walk 4 ng Chane e id a pic sit | Both the mother and the tiny " . destrians. iuewharel ot ee oe ——. ut a GHAR }| new-comer are doing nicely. : bes ‘ By which edict it Is not meant One showld not vend for * rs Knickerbockers | Bho egy yi ‘ x dsome _and|$der bottom, free use beac ory vnick that pedestrians may be shot ot se. walkin ve handiome Vand ler bottom, free use each, |! $300,900 TO WORKMEN'S cet oe ne pone laves, Deotentl i UmMMRMIS of the sialon oe in every par-|}Sure to increase in value COMPENSATION FUND the slaughter of such innocents as Wear heavy-soled, low mehr (By United Pross Lonwod Wire) $/a millionaire whose auto has just|# heeled shoes, and loose cloth OLYMPIA, Oct, 19.—The broken down 10 miles from a coun ht neckwear especial should be discarded That’ The Star's flirt col aa teat Pratt dat tees Northwestern Improvement Co., try crossroads, or the leisurely gen as. | a subsidiary corporation of the |tleman who hops ties Don't walk too far, | Re $} the open season for pe id et to this flirt contest, It's wed gat iat Biot lglowre | Northern Pacific, is so far the You MUST Breathe Properly. member you have to get back BALANCE FOUR YEARS || largest single contributor to the There is one rule of the wes sak ay peceae. Was NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—Following state insurance fund for the aid | that must be observed, however you first feel fatigue “ts the the marriage of a pretty girl five A Splendid Buy. of injured and killed workmen. | You may be bald-headed, squint-| # time to retrace your steps. years his senior by Michael Mar Its share, paid yesterday, - {Jeyed, believe in astrology, beat Take long strides, and walk ino, 17, the girl's mother appeared Base Ne amounted to a little over $10, jyour wife, chew cloves and neglect where. in court to ask to have the knot 000. This brings the total fund to register, but you must up to about $300,000 to date Shafer Bros | BREATHE PROPERLY Above all, take long, deep onited. The lad saya if her mother OLE HANSON &@ CO, rn rie succecds he will elope to another |) i i Claims of upward of 150 injured It doesn't matter what time you|* breaths, and exhale slowly, sete with his present wife and]? Third Floor New York Block workmen have reached the Arcade and Arcade Annex eport for practice in this game.|* INeathe through the nose. marry her over again ss ‘ ‘acing autumn air, filled With [fe tek ROR ROR Oe as if you were going some HARKER HAE AREER EE EE SEHR AARAAAEARA EERE commission. Anan