The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1911, Page 6

ELDERLY MEN FOR BIG JURY United Breve Leased Wire) u ANGELES, Nov. with the chalience for cause interposed by the defense against Juror An drews because of his antiunion views and his admission that his/ “prejudices made him an unfair and the protest by his fellow against Seaborn Manning, passed for cause by both sides, be- Ing competied to sit furth: ease because of his apparent ili health, the McNamara murder trial wae resumed today. Both sides put the Manning case to Judge Bordwell, They were Shinty troubled at having to lose & man who was not only plal eminently fair, but who knew abso- Jutely nothing about the case, But they said they could not insist on keeping him if the report of the doctor showed such action would endanger his health. ‘The episode, however, troubled CHINESE EMPEROR WILL BE Doth sides, showing how the trial de interfered with later. Ue sides seem determined to get men of midd or past for ‘ fact the majority of the ible for jury duty are that ‘and with a certainty that the tan hardly reach the jury for verdict before next June at the the fear that confinement on an iliness that would e a juror and cause a mistrial grows. WOMEN'S JL WARD ~__ VADER QUURANTIE 's ward of the city is ander quarantine, and all of inmates will be examined today traces of diphtheria. Evelyn » who has been committed to ‘the jail since October 27, has been ‘Suffering from a sore throat for a month, and it was discovered yes ferday that she was afflicted with @iphtheria germs. She was re- moved to the city isolation hospital ‘The jut! will be fumigated today Eastern Washington | SPOKANE, "Nove ee The first ‘of the season today covers the of Stevens county, in Washington. In the ‘men of late. ‘Three inches of snow fell at Clay- two inches at Meyers Fails, and the mountains just across the in = =! bs He Ey : ; at Gettysburg, in which lost a leg, has been black- the New York com- the Loyal Legion. The has created a feeling of in- bitterness between the friends the aged genera! and members of veteran organization. _ Taft at “Cincy” 4 ICINNATI Nov. ‘Taft arrived here ea brother, Chas. P. Taft. At 10 o'clock he went to register, in order to qualify his ballot for tomorrow's election. APPLES RUINED HIM ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.—Emery Ball hanged himself yesterday, four days before he was to have been married to Miss Hazel Hurly. Three ago bis father gave him) 0,000 and told him to make good. il invested the entire amount In apples, a sudden break in the price of which leit him penniless Elephants Bathed NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Hattie and Jewei, the Central park elephants, have just received their semi-an nual bath. It took 100 pounds of castile soap. After the bath they were massaged all over with neats foot oil and polished as to their toe nails with sand paper and emery powder. : tH §8 JUST A PLAIN CITIZEN United Press Leased Wire) SHANGHAI, Nov, 6--Perma-| Second—That the government of nence and stability for the new Chi-/the country be republican in form, nese provisional government pro-| and ¢ it be known as the repub posed by Li Yoan Heng, recently lie of Han. proclaimed president of the Han re public, are indicated today with the Announcement that Wu Ting Pang. REATTIE STILL FIGHTS former minister to the United r States, has accepted the post of for eign secretary under the new re| RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 6. Clay Beattie, jr, convicted of th murder of his wife, is still fighting for life | rank of a commoner. Henry gime. Wuen Tsung Yao, one of the most prominent men in the empire, has been offered the place of Wu's first assistant Details of the peace terms pro posed by Li Yuan Heng have reach. ed here. The two most important are: First—The deposition of the em peror and his degradation to the NEWS PICTURES OF FIGURES IN THE AVIS LINNELL: POISONING MYSTERY His lawyers have filed with the supreme court of appeals a pet! tion for a writ of error. Unless the court gives a decision before Nov 24, the date set for Beattie's execu tion, this move will act as a stay The upper picture shows a group of Boston Y. W. C. A. lived with Avis Linnell, whose mysterious death caused mei Richeson for murder. The photograph was the leaving the grand jury, after he lower pi left), and Detective Burns, who is fense. Burns beat the prosecution bridge home and got many love letters. fense (on the de- to Richeson’s Cam- Eleven Years’ Fight to Clear Husband’s Name Is Won by Wife CONCONULLY, Wash., Nov $1 COSTS $700 | WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—Because his receipts were $1 short of $1,000, |the East Berlin, Conn., postma | loves $700 a year for rent and clerk OPEN SHOP NOTICE CENTRALIA, Ill, Nov. 6.—No- tices of “open shops” were posted by the Hilinois Central in the loca shops yesterday. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Nov. 6.| —After a search of 11 years, Mrs.| William M. Yoder has found the} man for whose supposed murder her husband was given a life sen- tence. As a result, A. J. Ten Eyck, of Paris, Tex., once believed to have been murdered, will come here to clear Yoder's name. ‘MR. MAN, DON'T PASS Spinning’s Barga to be shown Missourians ads, visit store and send for cat You are sav woduetive before. f profits and Ing all the dealers’ Ft of the cost. 2.50 Gem Folding Miter Box $1.75 6.00 Morris Folding Miter Hox. No, 1 Miter Rox : 50 iter Box, No. $14.00 No. 460 40x08 Staniey - 15.25 No. 430x0 Goodell » ae Yours tor Bargains, Spinning’s Bargain Store 1416-17 Fourth Avenue. Lying out all night in the mount ains, Mrs, Mary Jane Sampson, 81,| hire. A dollar spent for stamps was found in a gulch near here | Would have saved $700. with a broken shoulder bone and| other injuries, sustained from fall-| ing from a precipitous mountain path. Her wonderful — vitality promises recovery, BEER GOES UP CHICAGO, lov. 6.—-Another in- crease in the of living. Windy breweries announce an in crease of 50 cents a barrel on beer. |Raw materials more costly, they say. HORSE GETS $2,000 CHICAGO, Nov. 6.—For her | maintenance in ease and comfort |for the rest of her days, Beauty, the |faithful horse which had pulled her carriage for 17 years, was bequeath ed $2,000 by Mrs. Ellen Mulvaney. ! frofbrau A first-class popular-priced restaurant, combined with a place of amusement of the highest character —that {s the HOFBRAU. You will be delightfully suprised with the delicious dishes our chef bas orig inated. 1718 Yesier Way Fine ine of Candies, the best an% purest made. We have a nice line of Christmas goods. We Save You Car Fare, First Ave. o& Madison MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, GIFe ME some Of DOSE FIGS, ABRUZZI — DEY (33 NICE VONS. 1911 BY DER VAY, ABRUZZI, (By United Presse Leased Wire.) 6 WASHINGTON, Nov vening in the Turko-lt been put up to |though Turke: | States will be slow to act. he qu ian wer to prevent barbariti ident Taft, following Turk appeal took the form of ame of humanity to stop the atrocith jon of the Unite: for aid. Hieved that the Unite The state department hesitates to interfere in the European situa- tion until the powers directly interested see fit to take action, Wi That th people in Seattle who strenuously object to the Joe Bianchi in killing Frank Harris, @ petty offender he rom th , own yeuterday jing of more th when mort of |would like to because off ata soc tallnts, nm wt the oot ado protesting This fo ringing resolutions demning the pe | upholding de je departinent tor tive Temple last night Blanch! wan called 1 jot Police Bannick tectives Tennant, wh jent characterized as Jous and unlawful persons.” ‘IT’S A BIG DAY AT 1 | Semi-centennial anniversary cel. row, the last day, when Chancellor Samuel Avery of the University of Nebraska, and President James ke f the versity of © A bang he festivities. This afternoon speeches wil! be | mad in Me | drick, Chas. P commisisoner of educatio dent Campbell of the University of Oregon, and President McLean af the Un reity of Id Governor | Hay Suprem Cow Judd Chad wick a State Superintendent ot Instruction Dewey will speak to: night in Meany ball A torchlight parade by students, including the Married Women’s club, will precede the speaking. d Chief of De ‘danger ebration of the University of Wash-| ington will reach Sts height tomor-| eer eer * * * Water will be shut off on Pike st, between Broad and 12th av |® from 8 a. m. to 2 p.m. * * |\MOORE THEATR Wines coeneen 7. on the KILLED HARRIS are a large number of action of Detective tried, Melvin Vanniman, wasperoms the DARK MEP hip declared they > ftianeh! hanged, &% at first ® pposed, but made a/in keeping a motoriess airship on an even keel in a 50-mile gale of wind, thus showing that the secret of the Those who were jn favor of see successful Might, proving to his own hang wore asked | pat) le Treaty for the x b ofl and ite at mile the action of the detective and con’ yiyis 5 {While « The meeting was held in Labortxept his b phuge BIG AIRSHIP and in the Words by Schaefer Music by Condo BEEG-A DA CHUMP! You INSULT-A Me }! Ss i ine Me Matar; Secret ofthe Birds Is Slved ds * NOT DAMAGED (By United Press Lease Wire) ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Nov. 6 who plans t Atlantic Akron, did not drop in ocean on bin trint sight bis machine § Might The big ship soared up 200 tec engines could be heard away. He flew to Pleasan there only to return to the city Abscon inlet Vannima tn clre xp }, When out over th upheld Bian-! | | | Akron sent thik message 1 colf, but things are going great MURDOCK ORDERS GUARD TO HANKOW REAR ADMIRAL MURDOCK Rear Admiral Joseph 8. Murdock {s on the job to protect American Interests in China, On his arrival at Shangha! he ordered 860 Amer fean marine the protection of foreign interests KRYPTOK FAR VISION Without Lines “/ in the wig / Lens ba | Metropolitan Theatre |HUTESON OPTICAL CO Beg Remarkable Ret Werba & Lue Ope “TRE SPRING MAID,” Seattle Theatre rowded Houses 4 Apr MAX DILL All This Week With Saturday Matinee | Mats, 1 ght—Al Week. 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The desolate place selected by the Wrights for these experiments is the same spot on which they camped when making their first airship experiments, ten years or more ago. Kill Devil Hill and Kitty Hawk are townships on a sandy waste on the coast of North Carolira. The picture was made with the wind blowing a gale. The glider stood perfectly still in the wind. a study of the power of the birds to fly in the teeth of the gale, and his glider is made methods of the bird in soaring. It will be an accomplished fact. This, he predi the next important step forward in aviation, and, although he will not talk about his ex- "| periments, he is confident that he will be able to show that man can soar aloft like a bird and remain there a t KIN ArOUNE A | With perfect safety, without the assistance of a motor. train speed ee |served two and a half years in Fol-|duel was then proposed, and the men went into the street. After four shots were fired friends inter fered. ‘| Makes Fatal Mistake | [som prison. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6-—His/ saovigasin-LAW FIGHT DUEL |mistake in attempting to hold up wo plain clothes pol n cont! HOQUIAM, Wash, Nov. 6 James Dwyer, ex-convict, his life Pighting a duel at Ocosta-by-the Saturday. Dwyer and a companion! Sea, A. Betts and his brother-in. held up the two officers on a lonely law, A. Caswell, exchanged four corner, with the result that an ex-|shots each, and neither received a change of shots followed, in which scratch. The men had been fight | Dwyer was killed. Dwyer's right! ing in a saloon, and Retts fired at name was John Emerson He | NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Maybe he didn’t deserve having so many, an$- how, but Hyman Schaeffer, a jew- eler, reported a loss 200 uncut dia- monds valued at $9,000, to the po- swell with a shotgun. A revolver, lice, He carried "em in a wallet. 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