The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1911, Page 6

MUST HAVE BEEN Fa ASLEEP SAYS RODGERS (By United Press Leased Wire) PASADENA, Cal., Nov. 14.—8till fnable to account for the direct eause of the mishap which almost ended his life Sunday afternoon, Calbraith P. Rodgers, tranecont! mental aviator, who fell with his Biplane when in sight of Beach, the terminus of his oo: ocean flight, propped up in bed in his quarters at the Hotel Maryland, @eclared today that he would com- plete hia flight as soon as he had sufficiently recovered. “1 guess I must haye gone to sleep on the job,” he said. “How far I fell or whether | was trying to land, ts a mystery even to me. if 1 was trying to avold any wires fT can't remember it nor do I member any particular trouble with the engine. The machine and its bearings were fore I started. 1 knew it but I did Bot Wish to disappoint the crowd at Long Beach. | know my mecha cians are not to blame, becau they are among the most effic im the United States. Unique Damages. To his great delight, Rodgers, who is an inveterate smoker, was allowed two cigars today, But @ven these were not sufficient to curb his ire over the news that J H. Orr, in whose plowed field he fell, had refused to allow the wrecked biplane to be removed un tf he was paid $10 damages to the freshly turned soll, in which noth ing had : yet been planted. WIFE. OF NEWLY ARRIVED DIPLOMAT MME. NAON Wife of the new Argentine minister at Washington, will preside this winter over ome of the most popu lar legatiods {n Washington. ‘The minister and his wife have five chil dren. all worn out be-} 'When Soldiers of Fortune Are too Finicky About Weapon: Now DOT WE HAF CHOINED DER CHINESE REBELS, ADOLKE Dey SHOUT || PRoPITE US MIT ARMS, I Hope | DEY HAF FIRST-CLASS RIFLES, SAY YOU CA SENSATIONAL DIVORCE SUIT (By United Press Leased Wire) for REDWOOD CITY, Cal, Nov. 14 Sensational aitegations, linking the names of a rear admiral in the | United States navy and a million aire lumber king with Mrs. Lillian Moore, who is suing ner millionaire husband, J. J. Moore, for o divorce, K con wed te leaked out today in the cross com-| Honolulu and in Francisco, and plaint filed by the husband. The with admitting that Phelps tw the trial opened in the superior court father of two of her three children before Judge Buck here today. a ges that Frederick Fer Moore alleges that bis wife's two | wick is the father of the third ehtld children before her marr Mra. Moore charges her husband him are sons of a man referred to! with infidelity on three oecasior the papers ax “a man Her fight t, for alimor of the United States navy The Burlingame miliiona’ t first kept/ony wan ont in force today wh . but at the preliminary hear-|the ease opened MAN ON TRIAL FOR attorney at all rete ing Wm. H. Jordan, Mrs, Moore, urged ¢ to Phelps be stricken out, saying A rear admiral in the navy wh served hig country so nobly should not be brought into a divorce ac ih wife with hav g Phelps in charg (By United Press Leased Wire) (child because of her interest in this OROVILLE, Cal, Nov. 14—The property trial of Arthur Lewis for the al T : vg wens uae evn aa arre umba pine leged murder of little Helen Rum Crise, “With the hands tied to her ball at Gridley, Cal, on July 16, sides and a rope from a raft 1911, began today in the Butte about her neck. She hed strangled | county superior court. to death. The case is one of the most The prosecution claims that after |some tragedies to occur in Call- tying Helen up, elther Mrs fornia in years. Helen Rumball ball or Lewis struck was the stepdaughter of Mrs. her to fall backward and br Emma Rymbail, deceased ‘neck. It fs claimed by the defense husband left a small estate. it is that Helen was of a Veogefal and claimed that Mre. Rumb and n disposition and th Lewis, her brother, syst c tied up she strangled he persecuted and maitreat Rem e of mpite GEN. Suey He HAVE THESE. MURDER OF LITTLE GIRL “TAFT WILLGO TO VOTERS {AND AND SEA BATTLE PLAN re ight tenho Bh cng THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1911 vot! TIGHT MIT DeSea PRE- HYSTERIC WEABONS£ Do Dey DINK We ARE ACTORS INA CHINESE TEATER # Do DEY DINK we ARE suPes f N Dey Look LIKE SALFAGE FROM DER RUINS OF A JUNK= SHOP FIRE? | | Ve 4 a7 AW | ON HIS ANTI-TRUST FIGHT (By United Prees Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. Kepub Hean national leaders are plannipg to win Presid Taft's reelection by political strategy, and they are | shitting the battle ground of the | al campaign to the ques ment of the Sher jtime and space preparing bis qongres: to that subject In annual message fir all prosecutions waged by the government against the trusts that have been ana are today under fed tal probe, He will recomme » deral incorporation giving the government closer cc trol over the Integral parts of the Dig trusta after they have been Iigally dissolved to trust upon which th } And th make Presidegt record the issue y will base the fight ent ix devoting much Ste cet ema mes oie Ban! — qQir US oDpDdER WeABONS!! United Press Leased SHANGHAI, Nov. 14- today preparing to send t President Taft will claim creait | n wiy acquired 13 warships, sur- dered yesterday by Admiral It is planned to | for contributions of $1 a month un: wage a simultaneous attack by land |til the April primaries. be y warehins bom. will tak age of the tire to attack the Sah, to Nanking. Whil city phe! leaders here are confide: ict that the imperialists will soon be to surrender, as it is known Words by Scheefer Music by Condo s SHE WANTS PARDON FROM THE EMPEROR (By United Prove Leaves Wire) LEIPZIG, Germany to identify 1 Thirion as the young same name whe French wecyet failed, friends of the lauguage teacher have apj« th mperor for a paré German army office tions with them i Ger- woman a been © having each ed to t her Piles Quickly Cured At Home Instant Relief, Permanent Cure Trial Package Malled Free to All in Plain Wrapper. Many cases of Piles } ured by a trial package of Piie Rew without furth ment. 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Wheat will sell higher Hougen’ s Lightning _ Shoe Repair Works 110 Madison St. Ind. 5415. corn Founders’ Day Is Celebrated The Chamber of Commerce ban. quet given last night to celebrate Seattle's founders’ day was attend ed by an overflow crowd at the Recall Privilege Pledged by Candidate; No Law on Books GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Nov Michigan has no recall law eet Yuen revolu- | u the Rathskeller. J.C. Slater acted as toastmaster, and advocated the “get-together spirit. Other speakers of the even. ing followed with similar talks LONGEST ROA Sk Gaited Prose Lense Wire) 14.—A trans-African ey. ‘the longest in the world, from Algiers to Mombasa, miles in length, is projected French capitalists. It may be Operation within 10 years. London will be brought nine days of Johann Africa, now 18 days. within burg, South Poisoned Daughter to Get Insurance| CHEMNITZ, Nov. 14.—Thi eutioner's sword is awaiting Ma lena Voigt her young daughter to obtain $5 insurance. Germany still adb to the medieval custom of behead ing those convicted and sentenced to death. The woman probab’ be compelled to serve two and five months in prison her death and pay a fine of she was at the same tfme convict res For New Qt low prices, call at Th Virginia atreet. near Ww Save Money For a short time @ental work at heard of prices. if you wish to this remarkable antee painless extraction Teeth from . Bilver Fillings . A Written Guarantee with all work REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr. L. B. Clark, Manager. 1406 3rd Av.,™. W. Cor. Union st. Note—Bring this ad with you. given a | convicted of poisoning | 006 | This is a sample of picture postal flooded to stir up “patriotism” and enthusiasm for the war against Turkey. it's the first time that postal cards have risen to such “dig- nity.” This cards reads “The Sunrise of Civilization.” Other cards are intended to appeal to religious antagonism and the expansion idea, showing beautiful italy Grabbing Tripoli and supplanting Mohammedan. 700 CITY EMPLOYES ‘HIGH COST OF . Hue LEAR” HAWES (By United Prous Lonsed Wire) INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 14.—Con tinnal of the reasons for! SAN FRANCISCO, No: |the high cost of living is the pur hundred city ‘er Isiah: | of high of living | Jobless here ction of organization of which | (ie awd. his 4 here today by the c he board of public works in drop- # of organized labor. The new | ping them from the elty pay roll. league prop with 2 men were engaged in street re similar le ex and e ering, cleaning exchang ud Bewer work Preside The pay roll i Typographical on a civil service of the committee which today. that’ continual. 10 | Technicality yee a today that contin investigation | and agitation will soon uncover the oe alee # Secead Wiens TACOMA 14.—-On the tech | reasons for the exorbitant prices nical ground that he g as the SPEEDIEST MARRIAGE ws on "hi 1911, instead of August 23, Berns Ault, member of th LONDON; Nov. 14.—All rec- | ony at Home, way ords for speedy marriage cere: citizenship in Jud. monies have been broken by a Ault tala ia k Sible Hedingham fishmonger. | citizenship that he was a married Attired in immaculate smock an. Learning that a common law and driving his cart, he deliver riage was not bind ed an order of fish to a cus- al ceremony perforn tomer next door to the church, called at the church, where the bridal party was waiting, was married and left to deliver an- other order at the house on the | other side of the church. Then he continued his rounds, while his bride went home to await his return. agitation are result of | Michael mbers of sey to co-oper i in other ideas James street Lynch of the chi the to be reorganized union, Anarchist col today dented Card's -court application for | le he Better Weather Due (By United Press Leased Wire) PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 14 ned west of the cades and snowed east of the moun |tains in Oregon and Washington | honest men by |today the high winds which pre jlooking for them with lanterns, | Valled for the last three days, men. |but you cam find dishonest ones |#¢ing shipping, moderated con |by setting your lantern down and | siderably |golng away for a bit. officials, the unusually heavy storm ttle Automonie School, 210|been broken and. better may be expected soon, the next Al Cas You’ don't find the backbone of as weather cards with which Italy was! A BURNS’ MEN? he had a} According to weather | Charles D. Sharrow announces his jeandidacy for the state senate an atform which | hin 0 recall ledges bir in the ha his r effective a e after 90 days when 10] | per cent of the voters in his dis | trict sign a that he bas fatl- | ed to to his platfor | T've lived and worked under the | 1 for 14 years,” says Sharrow who {s general manager of a mutual insurance org ion, whose mem bers may oust him at any time by signing @ petition against him. “The recall makes me attend to business, | and give the mombers just what want,” h If I do not and I don't want to| mlq wubje row m ree nlzath Rev. J. C. Cowen, who has been in the 1 in China for 12 years, will spend the winter in Seattle. He arrived yesterday on the Tamba Maru, broken in health. He says the present revolution he been brewing for many yeare | fonary service c. BD. SRARROW. Charged With Fraud of Four C Cents i NA, Nov. 14—-Max Trienczes, had shipped} wellknown business man of As he had | Vienna, has been sent to jail for a/not ordered anything, Trienczes jmonth on a charge of having de-|wrote on the margin of the cards frauded the postoffice out of four |“Return to sender, nothing ord cents, In Austria if the reciptent ed,” and dropped them into the 1 of a letter refuses to accept it, it\ter box. The government vega is returned to the sender without |the words “Nothing ordered extra postage. Trienczes received |communteation and pro |four postcards from a firm nott | him POOR INDIAN! BELLINGHAM, Wash., Noy, 14 Because a majority of the venire- men and women drawn for jury service say they will not credit the oath of an Indian if controverted by that of a white man, a special nire will probably be necessary for the trial of Tom Stambough, a salodnkeeper charged with selling Hquor to Indians. Indians are the state's only witnesses TACOMA WANTS BRYAN, fying him xoods ordered by t that they ed asa uted (By United Proms 1 | CINCINNATI, O ing that fe Frank E }ion of Jobn J sed Wire) Nov. 14 her bu Stot she khoff, band, a boyhood compan nd James B. Me Namara, has n kidnaped by | Burns detectives, Mrs, Kerhoff te |day filed an application for a weit of habeas corpus to compel Chief | jof Police Jackson of Cincinnatt,| | TACOMA, Nov. 14.—W 0 fan |the Cincinnati detective burean,|nings Bryan will visit thet the Burns Detective Agency and | next month, and Tacoma dem J, Burns to return Kekhoff to| are trying to get him to o he writ was issued for a speech. Bryan is sched 8 r cheduled to Eekhoff left home on Monday al attend Y, M. C. A ts achedated to] | week ago in company with two men | Seattle and Ellensburg who at first claimed to be elty dp. tectives, but who later said they | belonged to the Burns agency, en Coast CLEVELAND, 0., Nov. 14.—"You ave @ brave man; a hero without a crown,” Jud Adams told a labor. Have your pita cofected. Woat:| tr, who said ho haat married a wom ern Collection Co,, 438 N, ¥, Blook. | an with ten chil era, Collen fi, Mitt ten children.on a salary of ister to the United States riation, ho Dressed Moste_—Seiling Price Chucks Loins, Hibs, No, 1, fuld out re Heart Mutton Wethers . + 14 Poultry—Local Buying Price. nk brotler 1 M Ri a mixed THE MARKETS 1 10 15 We Call for and Deliver. " STEVENS ACADEMY Fourth Near Pine Dancing Guaranteed in 2. Private Lessons _ Copyrighted for, private les-| Engravers and Embossers TRICK & MURRAY Office and Factory 72 Columbia St. COMMAD xISSLINO, 1005 Larkin St., Francisc®, Cal. 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