The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1911, Page 1

The Reasons for Willie’s Loud Amen at the se Dinner mrAnn AJ - wav SMeULT™ hiv shows Willie, one of # other Mttle folks am of turkey in vain A HaHa * They will be fortunate if they Ket one big, square meal, be ca in our civilization there are thousands who must go hungry ecaune of the high cost Wikue’ Bi Me ‘Semecr. Goons a of living how wages, oF jobless weer dies ” \ \ / athers and mother - WAY, TOWN, \ r pe}. So when you prepare your mL You ‘ WILLIE WON'T A . Z B, |® big feast for tomorrow if you ire among the fortunate ones it will be well to those who have not you know of a family in immediate neighborhood. Send a little check, if you can do ft gracefully, and make Thanks civing mean something to others For the sake of the Mittle childreo, at least, this will be worth while ‘RPREREEEE SEER ER EE EE eeeeeaene * Creer nreenhah but dern me if I hadn't rather go afoo' ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE i There's one consolation. The fellow than ride behind some horses. VOL. 13, NO. 234 SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1911 ‘ONE CENT. Skwe eranoe be COURT RULES In the markets turkey in palling | at 30 cents a pound today, Chic 4 ‘ : (By United Press Leased Wire) at 9:48 o'clock last night. Mre tn b Re * a With the attorneys for the state ark A fa BULLETIN |Patterson ie on the verse of col : ring 20 cents and ducks ; and defense clashing continuously| “Yes replied Kerr, “we sell NVE lo, Nov. ; , 1 ais pe = il was found not Firat Ballot Taken. “Cranberrion Cost 1 cents per roe s - es Frere introduction of evidence | Wim. H. Bocock, the sixth witness Guilty by the Jury late thie atter-| ‘The first ballot was taken by the (Quart. and ata few places two , : jin the trial of Alden J. Blethen. | calieg by the state, testified that eon. ‘yury at 9 o'clock thie morning. Ita Quart for 25 cents Fruit cake get! charged with maintaining a nul oe shipping clerk for the Fox com: Sanita result i unknown, but many wild costs 36 cents a pound. Plum pud ince at the Arcade dance hall, the pany large orders of beer and near BULLETIN. rumors as to how the jurors stood | ding sells at the same figure. : ; testimony of 13 witnesses was, Mev beer were shipped to the Arcade, Pape ous were atend Mince and pumpkin pies are , ertheless, taken up to the noon re Streeant of Police 1. C. Lee testl cag Bor alge phone Mrs. Patterson spent the morning |commanding 26 cents apiece to- | bs Judge Ronald a number of fied that the Arcade dance ball was Petterson murder jury sem a sa the uations tests tk the county day. Celery selis at 10 cents a | times overruled the prosecution in in nis beat between July and Sep = ag Ag Re aice will | jail, apparently much dejected over /BUch for the best and two bunches | 5 Signe | its attempt to get certain evidence /tember, 1910, and that he was at Kerbs announced untit 2 e'clock |the delay and evidently fearing a |f0F 18 cents for second ernde. Oye | Good grapes are scarce, sélling| eb ig SHS tracted to it betore 1G Sa |ters are 40 cents a pint and oranges | at from 10 cents to 18 cont irst Witness Called. 8 shift was between 49a. m. a thie afternoon, when the judge re-| Yerdict of guilty, She has aged ten) bi nts, Pe The first clash came at the very} 12 noon 40 cents per doxen and up | pound are in the last week ag turne from attending a funeral. ni “Vampire” Hurt Moat. = ed * em we Joutset, when Willard T. Hartson Caldwell Gete Bitter. — - ae ts a } “The thing which is hurting me I revenue collector, was What, if anything, did you do,” eevee, 5 te gcTageauetea aetehee LITTLE CHILD BRINGS EE 2 28 eee feday ordered the court room here | son called me a vampire” declared | A of showing that Ludovic|that it was about to open?” gleeed, saying that he would not re-|th2 Sceused woman to a group of - | Dallagiovanna and Charles ton objected on the ground turn from the funeral of District | hewapapermen, HIS PARENTS man, who actively opera only purpose was to show dudge Bliss unti! 2 o'clock — ‘ies —e w 3 : nce hall, had euro d Ag de = at liquors had been sold there, “ ey, . quor license for t etall trade, |g o arte come of Mire, Gucies| ane wee sir? 3 ‘on ae ") mem.| “A little Ghild shalt tead them." | The wife alleged that the husband Siar We they had: n> city ge caate post watieh rth pg ens Er iiliecccn, cnevsee With the mae | Lem eee ae nines of dclenates | Never was the above more fully | humiliated her before stranaers license. iy ; these facts were admitted by the Ger of her husband, Chas. A. Pat-| “You've got it!” report the oppost|Czemplified than in the case of After the testimony was all in We waive the eanity of prov- | defense. fersen, before that time to be with | tion journals. But stil! the dele |". 84 Mrs, William F. Jones, Judge Dykeman took the Httle boy ee : ing that the A hall was! “Counsel for the defense might gates keep on their overcoats and Principals in @ divorce suit brought into bis private chambers, oH - ja public nutsance po that liquor) as weil t us how to conduct the. The jury began its deliberations | hats in the house. by the latter there had a heart-to-heart talk wit i ;; jwas sold illegally interruy rest of the case, and we might just Judge Dykeman turned to little him, At first, shy, the boy soon Ss a@ Walter Fulton, chief counsel for the as well end it,” Caldwell inter- Virgil Jones, 9 “What da you warmed up and opened his ne} M. ‘ defense posed ee ae want me to do?” he asked. heart to the judge, pleading for) val , ‘There's no use taking up time,| “I made a report to headquar ran u a a e T want you to send my mamma both his mother and father. Attor- = i f then,” said Judge Ronald | ters xgeant Lee answered. Ful- and papa back home,” said the tit 7 . % jected and neys Morriy and Speckert, repre | |i Pe Caldwell objected ton « to the answer, tle fellow. senting the parents, will try to ef Judge Ronald . Gilewelt Cleahes Whi Court. udge Ronald sustained the objec- The court denied the divorce. | fect « reconciliation ‘ : “Teen utwaee cndae Ge teaeie 1 eg ri ry ase | —— piienbaiiiiena a os 4 : sion,” he said, “that the state could | Ludovic There at Close. 7 ae ; have the vilege of proving its| “What did you observe there?” 4 "1 | Fulton again objected, but Lee LOS ANGELES, No That is all we have been etrivh won't allow any testimony na overshadowing ‘a pane for, all we care for, W. : 5 that’s admitted,” repeated Judge was slowed to era proceedings of the murder | fair trial for this man by a jury that ITAL BEFORE A COURT " 3 - Ronald he hall ran till 4 a. m., some- ‘trial of James does not believe him guilty, and the | ba ; : Caldwell made several attempts|times later. On Sundays it ran progress before Judge record in this case will absolutely | PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 2%—Re- ty, his attorneys and the district See Be to bring ont Hartson's testimony, |!ater because there was more bual- the developments in the prove prove that this Versing the status of the McNamara atiorneys’. office today agreed on Pe : , 4 but was overruled each time. hea ct Hegre Mebedlingerpess ig bribery case growing out of it. District Attorney — Fredericks | case, where labor is on trial, union the trial date i “Haven't I he right to show the] among the crowds; it took 20 to While Bere Franklin, the chiet in-| made it very plain today sas | labor in Portiand will hail eapital Hick» will be defended by « corps Risa of & nyiennes the Arcade dante | Sines Xt Cie es aaa yestigator for eNamara will absolutely guard the in court here February 12 when of prominent attorneys, who are An pall was, how aggravating it was,|£0 on shift. whic preys, who other remarkable photograph of Mrs. Gertrude Gibson Patter- ul | ‘ : fense, was preparing for his formal |ot everyone suavected of complicity iBurt Hicks, # machine shop owner, strongly identified with big busi | gen, pe seme her ina wiring oth SS pow lene & Cures towed wate erry aad women siti arraignment before Justice You in the bribery he alleged Was wilt be placed on trial for the mur nex interests, It is asserted that You have the right to show that | alles pprbdiragel ae this afternoon, the judicial wheeis| planned. He also mide It vely ger of W. A. Wortman, striking the Emplosere’ nasociation which << =| Blethen knew it was a public nul-| sles: Ludovic was nearty alway were being placed in motion to/ plain that he believed he was COM | shopman who was engaged in pick- is fighting organized labor here. sance,” Judge Ronald replied e h make thia case a grand jury one. |ceallng many’ sensational facts cuiny Wickw’ shops wl Seek the otunse ta the ontekt Wife of Disgraced King’s Chaplain Deputy Prosecutor Lundin here| A.M. Mayou, a policeman, next District Attorney Fredericks had | which will, when they publicly de | " remarked This testimony tends | Vellowtag Hicks _ of not gull iof $100,000. _ knew it” [Were known denizens of bawdy ko hesitancy in declaring tl t creale rise and con- how that ever e y Tiideations of the ence made tc =| ssecatiion te eurtela quisiars = . Is Richard Harding Davis’ Sister |'°..%", (0! sye7e¥e wes | houses: that the men were many of subject for grand jury investiga | The history of the $4,000 in ws|Wolgast Has Youths Accused of (ay United Freee Leased Wire) appointment cancelled by wireless |does that show that the defendant the kind that associated with such tion, and not for hearings in a|which it is charged passed in this| LONDON, Nov 29.—Dectaring by King George, then on his way | encouraged its operation ques- Peerrnte’s comrt partioular tranesetion |e very ini hie intention of bringing his s to the durbar, Mrs, Farrar’s confl-| tioned Judge Ronald cs Clash Again. The case against Franklin may esting. Fredericks “stands pat” on Being Highwaymen) Mre. Frederick Percival Farra: nee in her husband was unshak-| Caldwell insisted that simply| Fulton objected. “We are nog not be halted—some of the lawyer | his original assertion that Te had | ppen icitis ROS. lwife of the disgraced domestic en, and she left England with him, | because the defense was willing to|charged with conducting a house concerned say it will not be—but|traced the money from the time it DSEBURG, Or., Nov. 29.—-Kd 1n of King George and Queen | Their exact whereabouts is at pres-|Sdmit the bare fact that the dance |of shame,” he said. Caldwell and the special grand jury will be asked | left a bank until it arrived at his) (my United Press Leased Wire) = 41d Jurgins and Fred Foster, both Alexandra, to America, Richard est unknown. hall was a nuisance, he ought not | Lundin argued that it was to show for. office and was “marked for identifi) LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29.—-Light- young men in their early twenties, |Marding Davis, the novelist, is in| Davis arrived here on the steam-|'o be precluded from bringing out the dance hall was not the The reason for this is that the cation.” Reseng Champion Ad Wolgast, who |are under arrest here today as t and today, preparing for a trip er Mauretania and diately |that testimony in bis own way ordinary kind of nuisance, and that istrict attorney expects to bring taken suddenly ill this mor i com ed with bis brother-in.| “Well, let it go in, then,” the|Blethen could be supposed to know y cies @aring Righwaymen who held up| Austria, whither it le ‘believed communicated with bis brotherin testimony |{t from its very notoriety @her persons, some of them promi. jing, the day before his sch I " t court said. Hartson’s y- - } Mrs, Farrar has fied with her out-|law’s relatives and intimate friends a A bao’: Bently connected with the McNa TURKEY FOR 200 | fight with Freddie Welsh, was op-|(he'staxe at Drain last Saturday ar hewband. fh Ale dont for hie. slater was taken, but Fulton did not cross. There's no such thing as con- Mara defense, to trial, but it would | erated upon successfully later Inthe They were arrested at the Jurgins| When the chaplain was denounc The subject js too painful for | examine. |Structive notice,” sald Fulton. St least be awkward to arrest them HOMELESS ME morning. The champion was on! : seated abs Sap some trghe 7B eatace Second Witness called. | “But there is such a thing as clr MURS cronect tae rigs ti Rhee. arene arm, nine miles from Roseburg, by |ed and repudiated for alleged tm to discuss publicly,” dectared | 5. aan Witnens chilled. | cusrerantiel eriaunarerann ine Defense Attorneys’ Statement. * | ° Invitations have been issued on |The operation was pronounced heriff Quine. A aes we: oie ey see weer tye nee. & Ate to testify as secretary of | Well Meanwhile the attorneys for the| behalf of the directors of the | success and Wolg ing eas-| plece, which was. tak t ission that no| Mayou was not cross-examined, defense bitterly declare that there| Y. M. ©. A. to approximately |ily. The fight haw been called off.| Ricker, a passenger lig hs rae 2 ‘ad been issued to the |¥0d Fulton asked the court to take is absolutely no connection between | 200 men, principally those who = up, Was found ‘in their possession dance hall ba wae at this point, which was ton objected on the general | granted. their office and the alleged bribery.| are away from home, to be the d They state emphatically that so far| guests of the directors at a tur- SEATTLE WOMAN SERIOUS CHARGES OF REDUCED CAR FARES ground that it would ake up time | Migros L a past of ihe Sea t ad admitted that | ¥4 a - 4s their representing Franklin is| key dinner at the association TRINIDAD, Colo. Nov. 29 J pro erepiong whe fi concerned, and furnishing bail for| building at 1 o'clock tomorrow. TRIES SUICIDE Baker, the Segundo school te Mh the dance hall was operated against | Hess for the state him, any ‘attempt to say this was The dinner will be under the | Sean nde. sehook teacher,|.’ ws sadrede of people are miaking jon street cars the law. Judge Ronald sustained | “Was a report made to use pre- i L ne 1 ne objection, and no testimony was | Vious to the openin seta d hey had to, is an utter! _o Bent nme ol STOCKTON, Cal., Nov, 29.—Mrs. | « . but Ie beleved be |their first trip on the cars this a} - _ opens : and n mony wa Mee Das the only eadtiga perce eerood soe! Rigi gre ges do . Belle Axtell Kolp of Seattle, sister|a woman masquerading in male at ing handed the conductores a| Wil! ts a A @ redue- |taken from Koors we: rey a 2 J pip ol A ale w nr “uiton’s obj} lor Ss ~ Mrs. Franklin asked me to goto| tor, who will be assisted by of 8. B. Axtell, who was sentenced |tire, is being held in the women's|e Uo ' 1 want to Meat Anette Colleg. pier rls spipaved linia 1 her husband and | went,” said Le-| number of Y. M. C. A. secre 11, tie imprisonment in Folsom this | quarters of the county jail here on |quarte’ 4nd asked for six tickets. savy c with es ixth ride,|__ H. A. Bennett, an agent of Ralph red, and he was not permitted Compte Davis, “and | asked him| taries and old association | 10 Yin Umpr miter” der of Chas. {serious chargon made by & number {They got them which is wh duetion. means. | Nichols, who rented th Arcade |to ans nape Julge | Ronald sae what there was in the charge| friends, who will do all in their | Zuna® ioe Coty ia in Lodi| of young school boy | ‘The city ordinance requiring the! Conductors busy dur |dance hall to Ludovic and Berry be mhtle | ia ree a" pres against him. He told me on his} power to give the gu | today, as the result of an attempt at | feattle Electric company to ling the day ing off six or an, was the next witness to be a might ¢ howledge of the word of honor there hing.| joyable time. wit bs om |e RAR RR i titkets for 25 centa or $8 for|tickets -to itsenger, It wan ,called, and over the objection of | Arcade dance hall in that manner, let thon, ghia | net do what? ws eulcles leat sight, by owallowing 1 ® ee ime tickets for 5 ~ Was |iailton, the court allowed him. to | Blethen would not necessarily know >| 217 orphine, 8) ay die, +. ent into effe h morning, |a big da Electric re could for him?” EXPENSIVE BITE ae eer oe * WEATHER FORECAST Shiny ‘that cketa be sold ceipte testify that the Arcade hall was |of it # __Oveasional rain tonight and: % ——— s rented for a term between July and| Mayou was allowed to continue, Here Darrow broke into the con-| © HICAGO, Nov. 29.—-While his L b 1 and hi aid that he made several | wile waen’s looking, Antoalo Nere-| WANT EFF x win | | portea a powder puff, some} When he concluded, Judge /arrests there, as showing the char What Darrow Says. ‘ki bent down and bit a chunk out Temperature at noon trans samples, four eafe-| Ronald turned to Caldwell, acter of place it was, ty pin jabot, $1.83 and “some| “Now, what was the us Caldwell then drew from him the | trinkets ing matters that were admi fact that the Arcade daace hall was ne They were not all admitted, |located in a basement under the Paris and La France houses, and * dene “I personally would look after any |0f her leg. The bite cowt him $100! ‘Phat the initiative would be in-|* 45 deg. said Caldwell and Lundin, together Ban who was unfortunate enough |? Justice Cavert's court voked by heads of city departments | * And Caldwell led Of course, | that the Red Light, Emma Norton's, [A ‘Wo el, of" ‘our honor wants me ‘and lila Young’s adjoined the or ‘QB } lene outset the purpose of all this hall, and that the Midway and Sixth imony, I will, but I prefer not.” {Avenue houses were on opposite Thanks No, | won't make you do that,” |corners to it. These answers were fo get into di with the law] unless some of these heads them. |* * Rk RAHA KKKKKAE it he was a felowd, ce tye x! FOR BETTER HALF icives were placed on the etvil| - friend was interested,” he said.| INDIANAPOLIS, Noy. 2%.—"Long|service commission, was the as “But any statement that I, or ltongued, gossiping women cause |sertion of a delegation of city man connected with me, we one-balf of the ills of the world,” |¢mployes who waited upon the ju &nything to do with bribery, says Judge Orbison of this city ldiclary committee of the counell |last night slant now pote. Prone said Judge Ronald. all made over Fulton's objections. give examinations such as make practical employes. Theoretical It Is easy for a young man tests are especially inadequate for |? regularly employed to save a the fire department, asserted As-|} few dollars each month. If he sistant Chief W. M. Clark # save a litle every month Bleven civil service employes | and invests it In acreage around Ww should be on the commission, ac-|} Seattle he will be independent Once on @ time in the long, long ago, cording to the delegation. No ore middle age. A man built an automobile action was taken eorge Russell, our postmas A car which should make all the others seem slow, i non First ay, very A wonder of rubber and steel; close to Cherry, Second and All racers it seemed to outrank, man of his day had saved $7 fd But It never did travel at any swift rate per month and pure id acre. For he left off the gasoline tank. MURDERING FARMER age with it he would have be. come one of our wealthiest eit- Our navy Je mighty in ships and in men CHICAGO, Nov. 29.—For the}? izens. (And gee, but the Jackles can shoot) murder of a truck farmer near Chi Come in and look at our $400 lis spirit is fine as it always has been cago six months ago, two boys yes acres, Don't hesitate about this. And grand is its fame and repute, terday afternoon were given life|$ Get a fine view acre or two There's strength in the engines that drive every ship sentences and four men were sen-|} north of the city and meet the So swiftly and straight to their goal tenced to death monthly payments. It will in- But they wouldn't go far at that grand little clip The boys convicted are Frank |? crease in value yearly, (We're lacking colliers for coal.) Kita and Leo Suchomski, both 16. Seen The men are Ewald, 24, Frank OLE HANSON &*CoO. And a fleet without coal Is about the same ran}: Shidblawski, 21, Philip Sommerling,|{/ Third Floor New York Block As an auto without any gasoline tank, 34, and Thomas Schultz, 19. “wy Kennett was not cross-examined State Overruled Again. Arcade Qrdered Beer. The most important clash came The same objection was raised by | in the giving of testimony by H. W. Fulton to the testimony of Ewald | Mix, secretary of the Italian-Amer- Kind, bookkeeper of the Seattle {ican club, when the court volun- Brewing & Malting company, who |tarily interrupted proceedings by next called. He showed by |saying that he would not allow the r leafs that quantities of beer | State to show the character of club were ordered for the Arcade hall, /it was. When Caldwell argued that Fulton objected on the ground of| had a right to show that Blethen jhaving admitted that beer was sold. | was acquainted with the co-defend- “We want to show the scale of|ants, who were members of the | the business—we want to show that |club, the court sald: |it was not an isolated sale—that it| “Well, go ahead and try the case |was a notorious breaking of the |in your own way.” |law," argued Caldwell, and Judge| “I am trying to do that,” said ae ald allowed it to go In, Caldwell, “but there is considerable Kind was not @ross-examined, | interference. | etther. Wardall Called. B. B, Kerr, over similar objec-} Other witnesses were Max Wat tions of the defense, testified as|dall, acting mayor, who closed up bookkeeper for the Fox Bottling} the hall, Mark Hubbard, detective, Co, that the company sold large | Scott Calhoun was called, but was items to the Arcade dance hall, | not allowed to testify that Ludovie He was the first to be cross ex-|and Berryman had come to him at amined by Fulton, Blethen's request to find out some “Your company does not sell in-|law, the judge reserving that testh toxicating liquors, does. it?’ he|mony for later decision, In response to a wirele call ite a ousands of p ns the people of Seattle, we express for help, the revenue cutter Ta-|) sincere thanks for the hearty Thoma left Tacoma under forced |S support and co-operation that has made possible this great piraught this morning, to go to)? store for men and. boys the relief of the steamer Tees, We have always endeavored i } ? } near Clayquet to merit this patron: by giv ing full value for ev dollar The Northwestern to the Rescue. |) received | ,VANCOUVER, B. C., Nov We will continue, as in the Since picking up th Stress)? past, to sell only the highest jeans! of the steamer E/{ grade merchandise, and our more bas been beard at Point Grey |) prices, as before, will always be , hear this city. |) Poder ate, ’ essage from Bam: | id cable station by land Hine, the Again we thank you and wish weather is rough tevan wire-|$ you all the of this—and lese station reports the message |? Many more Thanksgiving days. from thesTees was very weak and the «exact location of the vessel|( STORE CLOSED ALL DAY was not told, The steamer North wontern has gone to the assistance | ‘of the distressed vessel ST. LOUIS, Mo,, Nov, 29.—A voi | Shafer Bros thief snatched Miss Pearl Curry’s Arcade and Arcade Annex [handbag yesterday, ‘Today she ro 3 THURSDAY |