The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1911, Page 6

OX LABOR LEADERS ARE IMPLICATED? (My United Press Leased Wire) INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 12,—Six Jabor leaders specifically ‘ed in Ortie McManigal’s testimony Were reported today to have been fmplicated in the McNamara dyna mitings, and eight de elared to have been indirectly tn Yolved. All live in the Middle West mention others are and the x It ts also reported that John J MeNamara sent his confederates to gee various lado rs, to ascer jesired to it have the dynamitings do Federal authorities are report to be attempting to corroborate Mc Manigal’s statements by documents | taken from the Ironworkers’ head “quarters here, Over 35 detectives, was tain just wher a seeret ser fncluding Yice men and operatives from Wm, government — ID REMINTS ME OF A BURGLAR WAO WASS SENTENCED TO LGAD AN HONSST Lire FOR Ten Years BvT HE ONLY HAT To SER 6% BECOSS HE GoT DER REST, OFF FOR GOOT BEHAVIOR, HA-HA-HA! Congressman Osgar ’s Grea THE STAR--TUESDAY 1911 EMBER 12, D t Speech Doesn't Make a Hit —™UND FUR DER More Tt SAY, =-UND AGAIN, CHENTLEMEN, We FIND- Becoss A MAN WHo CRIMG 88) A CRIMINAL MITS ARSON ISS A ARGENAL —HA-HAsHAL COMMITS A ISS No Si@n DoT A MAN WHO Come = INDeer, AS Dt Sayo: “Lore LA LockstTeps, BuT YouR HANTK . Veer DER VORLT STEALS ——— mp Poe’ VEHS AD SP vou @RCHIEF.” Tee -Hee! Words by Schaefer Music ey Condo INDIFFERENT DOODLE BVG ") ING WIFE J. Burns agency, are here ° * NAGGING Hi eee ) (@) oy iC co Oo '‘Veini Be DRIVES HIM TO por | 1 THE POORHOUSE am ers ai way it: OTTAWA, Ill, Dec. 12—A nage Int MEAL) cing wite drove’ John Driecott 18, rais to the City COMMITTED SUICIDE | doh D: N) ae pleased is King George ‘ae the re | reg momar oF +. b ae Sous the mW YORK, Dec A alxfoot, 39-year-old |ception accorded him in Dethi that | ))# = ty to “4 be bal og A mnclous for the municipal car] (By United Press Leased Wire) =) Judge Porterfield, who Is pre p has been picked, ey say, to fill the John D. he announced today that the Indian | Was his explanation Mine is offered by Harry W. Treat.) KANSAS CITY, Dec. 12.—No/ siding at the trial, announced that | sicen-—those shoes first cobbled out of raw oll by jeapital will be removed to Delhi ree para; Ditecotl sued her bes J who has sent the city council ® let-lirace has been discovered today of Unless Waldron is found by % | jonn D. Rockefeller and just lately turned over to from Calcutta renone R flnt geniyte mar agen = “ter, placing the Doyal Heights rail: ’ clock this evening he will dis | another John D.—Archbold—the shoes of command ngered, by nagging for money, Wway, operating from the heart of [Harry Waldron, the juror in the ‘o.rg6 the jury and order a retrial lin Standard Oil's mighty camp. H Driscoll deeded over to his wife 612 Ballard northward, at the city's dis-|trial of Dr. B. C. Hyde, the alleged of the case | Archbold a Of the same generation aa Rooke Murders Because He res! ‘raed + pl for $80,000. This includes |“germ pdisoner,” charged with the Waldron has not been home, and | feller and cannot live many years. When he was ’ " ey en 2 : <a cars anda car barn, and rep-/murder of Col, Thos, H. Swope, his wife declares that she bas] oiectod chief of Standard Ol! the other day, replac Couldn t See Baby The, deed was hardly on file its the actual cost of the line. |who escaped yesterday by climbing neither seen nor heard of him since | ing Rockefeller, one Walter Clark Teagle was named eald Delscoll, “when she bern agp says that the line ts self-|through a transom and sliding down his disappearance. Many believe | q diroctor and vice president TULARE, Cal, Dec. 12— | fing me again.” ing now. In his communi-ja water spout at his hotel, where that the man committed suicide a Teagle is the six-foot 33-yearol « Miss Ellanita Flagler, 17, and Iriscoll bad @ diamond pin and @ : ~ sbi Ni ae hi old watch when he arrived at the _ cation Treat says that he does not/the jury were under guard. & result of business worries, jhe te six wid two inches from scalp to heel. Henry Hood, a retired ministe b Rare a4 * : ‘ie the “desire immediate cash, but ts will: | ec ss: ae =, > ~ | He is a large party, 240 pounds’ worth, bullt Itke a are dying here today as Bo re a i yy 68 » to accept 6 per cent 40Y°r ge kee kee RkARRRRKRARA AAA ARH HH “White hope,” with a pluk and white complexion, sult of bullet wounds inflicted 2 a and will also ¢dvance $20,000 |» *® | oyes like a matinee Idol's and a mouthful of white by Hood when the girl refused ——e additional improvements at the | DOGS AND ACORNS THE ONLY * to take him to his baby Hore ‘Same rate. He adds further that if| FOOD OF STARVING PEOPLE * in his callow youth it was evident that is being guarded in a hospita 4 ‘the city felt it could not connect |» ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 12.—Ruasia is in the grip of a fam * had his eye affi on the main chance, His if jainst mob violence. : Titl 4 With his line for a year, he was/® ine that threatens to claim more lives than that of 1891, when #* ability to manage cropped out even then, He man rw married | e t ly to allow it the Interest on) @ 800,000 died ® | aged everything that came along, and a few things poe bg Ping hod Foe — ; ra f bonds for the first year as al® The Free Economic society evtimates the crop shortage at #/that he bad to go after, At Cornell he managed er of ise Flagler, who tet Ted to] ® 50,000,000 ton %/ the two leading school publications, He mi him a short time after a child ns . Secon wittitice ‘committon C}E i. to Tith hesdréde Of cklshren! have lived Sel muualiin da miirek “A | nb: hia, clans polities. He managed the inocu born to them. Brooding urance —_— *® but these are almost exhausted. In the Sam4ra province the #| banquet, the sophomore cotillion, the Junior ball over domestic troubles is be. a % people are eating dogs and shrubs, while scores are dying of | 4 man football team. Just when he Weved to have unbalanced The prudent buyer of : Three Charter *® starvation. * ready to manage the whole blooming university Hood's mind. property « shoald ys f “| © prohibi he organization of private relief # ol) business claimed ) . le inaeaien a on sputie: “pe x + 9p pa yy thes . the * 21908 his tathe a out to the Standard. S d b Mother upon receiving an Owner's ; Am dm t U % police have forbidden the papers to raise funds or to mention ; Teagle, at 25, was made manager of the ave y Title Insurance Polic en ents Pi: the famine. Even the Central Zemstvo organization has received ®| subsidiary company He managed so well that LOS AD ES, Dec, 12.—Mre pe ? ey ‘ F ere |*® Orders not to attempt reliet ®/ within two years the varloas Standard Oll com |Harry Adams rushed into her home ne prudent lender on ee teen ariennns 1% The bure as usual, persists in minimizing the situs. #| panies in a where Teagie’s company wes |while it was in flaines here today} property should st \ Da Proposed by a gota yesterday. | tlom, the jaring that the government is taking all | supposed © in friendly etition were ‘and gather her l-yearold) non receiving a Mort- Jea . \* . long drawn ont searlet fe carried her to safety Ragees ite nsuranc Qu pee eas ch yim | RKRRKHRRARRRER ERE je was getting all the | Mrs. Adams was severely burned| Policy, abl 7 ol about the head, face and neck, but : : 3. ‘ a pens ct-peblic welfare. Ths | AE Teagio and put bim to work she refused medical attention We write both kinds 4 mil zi ne abet say ® Chanler Glad He He Had and et Se ear ae WALTER CLARK TEAGLE fem secre het Bat Wd ace sh ot ried cree Ray ene i Th ls tt. ‘ [Broadway and the frrepreasible; drive, New York. He fn modest and | hospital a fac simile of , > = . new e was managing every | young manager was elected there-| diffident, except when It comer to| . a ei fap ” on Shits bh —“ Os San Francisco, About that time|can’t stop « born manager managing the world as quickly | SHIELD OF DAVID cies si - Gecinicety tiiias vor The “think den : : ; | the death of HH. Rogers made a) Teagle lives in a nice, respecta-| would Pierp. Morgan—and likely FOR RED CROSS) : ’ NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—“Nothing | have won and lost the moat beaut | wae ancy on the directory at 26/bie neighborhood Riverside i much better job of tt 7 2 methods in the police d&/iq international marriages—now ful woman In the world—granted ssicngcten Mae N98 Sens 8 tam Rother 30) | Title Trust Company mt, as i i the ete akesit from me—from one who that you wanted to lose her-—had | rs = &. B. Cor. Second and Columbia ae system police court PO |, nows—international marriage is a sort of depressing effect om ye 4 i jorse than crime. To speak in you not a bit more a she had been ugly and mie | | Osborne, ie eka & Co, ‘The second charter amendment | Marshal Ney’s classic language, ‘It than you were before you met and ink how my friends | nc. 3 Proposed by Griffiths ts to allow |ig _ piunde: loved Cavalieri?” he was asked langhed at me; but | 800 Third Avenue “the city to issue bonds for @ longer Big Sheriff Bob Chanter, who is| “No; the only satisfaction, after admit that 1 did not | f es tome 30 years, The third Ihack’ from Europe, deciaring that| all, was that she was the most/make a mistake in taste, even if 1 Washington Abstract & eestmest is to permit city of lsc tive months he will no longer be|famous beauty in the world,” heldid in | n rec e ine Gaariaty' Co, ficials to accept some other city . known as “Lina Cavalleri's hus 06 Geek eee ‘office, even during the term of the! ie ‘0 first pieuition to which they have |"®24.” pronounced this di rag Boe ‘e\DOING HIS CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY (By United Press Leased Wire) Those of the miners so far | & reporter who called on bilin law BRICEVILLE, Tenn., Dec. 12.—' brought live had been. entomb- been elected or or appointed. hia etedin | rought up alive " = evening at his stu | jWith the probability that from 25 eq more than 60 hours. They had W h t ‘Sui ide B B 1 on gem Pas ed to 40 of the 200 odd miners entomb- practically no food with them and ashington ee tp to Pee” sak | Lone 5 re still alive, efforts for were compelied to drink the putrid | . cide because come home a free man--almost. At} . wan today ore ting guoeee lone reee Bema greed } Title Insurance vareed, A y water which seeped throug : f M al T bl ees win te auetiy cbeainea with every resource at the Com: mine seams and lay in evil smell ti) or. FOUDILE decree witt ve quietly obtained by} f mand of the government life savers ing pools on the floors of the work. Company (Ry Unites Press Leased Wire) | Mine. Cavalier! o; and the mine officials. ings, where they waited in dark- BAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 13~-De-|, BOD hadn't even gotten used to Impetus was given to the toil of nes for the death that seemed ielaring his act to be due to moral |Mer married name and Berriediy oo Bip men when tappings were sure to come. Being opposed to the Christian trou! Keon, 36, travel-|*°° 7 . . just beyond that portion of cross as an emblem, the Jews of} cn. Mele 2 Jnland |..“"Mme, Chanler—and then me to ike Galeien’ altetay cuaremed Weep With Joy. he | Turkey, organizing a hospital corps | Presents for Little People. agen by hia | the tall timber Every man who can swing a pick| Around the mouth of the pit the | Turkey, organising « hospital cor | L HANI ire rafiroad, is dead by his) 1.0 uci timber” that Sheriff ia tolling desperately at the face Sxcitement today was intense | for the war in Tripolt, have adopted | HILD'S ‘Own hand here today. McKeon!) reterred to was in the studio eine iJ sie f death ang When it was learned that new hope | ## their mark the shield of David, ae found in his hotel where be|anq consisted of the frame work had come of saving many of the Shown above. The corps is called | ,,Don't ’ forget ‘the If. ane oom save the lives of the imprisoned the M David hy There ts nothing in th ieee Aephyxiated himeelt. about the huge canvases in the art sea entombed men. Women and chil. | the Mogen David hospital, amba : In a letter addressed to his fath-) souvean which he has been evolv davai ints ‘Gation. dren, the families of those still un-|!4nce and medical corps. Its mem | St, Thos. McKeon, who Je a banker ling since his matrimonial disaster ven more bodies were found /accounted for, wept with Joy, and bers will wear on-thelr sleeves the | itrigectoa tant he war nspeteneiy 1a |" this morning under a cavein injOOly with the greatest difficulty |*hield of David In red—the same | Eeenated that ma ae hopelessly te Work to Be His Spur. One of the deeper galleries of the {were the eager crowds of miners |*blcld King David wore as a coat |} » “1 intend to spend most of my mine. This brought the number of beld back from descending into the rd arms, and later the emblem of Ee sral BREAKS THE WORST | WORST _ | tm» here—work will be my mo- bodies recovered’ to 30. There 1s Shaft until their turns at shift ar soles “Maceahs us in bis wars for |] US". f tive for the rest of time,” he added, now believed to be Htt'e doubt that | rived. ish freedom. lomue .otgends, huna COLD WITHOUT ONE. | besving a bis sigh that ended up in Bar beste te lan eer or taass |. Mvety ax Who can’ be emblored ‘ a mirthful smile. caught by the explosion | in'the Hmited space in the mine is GRAIN OF QUININE)" "vst hasn't the tact that_yoo cfurht by the explosion have ver: in the limited space in the mine isi! A POPULAR PLACE ag tlio e : brattices may have shut out the being used, and as fast as the res SEWELL & McOOY CO. $ ine, silver-plated, solid The ot noxious gases sufficiently to cut cuers tire of working at high press- | Notion Store. handle, “sam : : way fers tee ashes ov treck's down the death list to emailer pro-|ure, they are brought to the sur wait anee 9 , Roe. tee ae cee ee utes of breaks portions than {t was feared it|face and new gangs take up the $1.00," Martinique.’ * ‘silver-piated, id, either in the head, MEE baa stomach or limbs, is 6 would reach sbattle tne Tipe End. Cogar 1967. 11 555° Venice,’ aliver-pinicd,” "same dose of Pape’s Cold Compound z en 4 a . a every two hours until three con- arby the husband found a half (\ STEVENS AcADuMY Yours for Bargains fr secutive doses are taken will rage pened razor smeared with blood a3 Fourth Near Pine g’s Bargain Store Fs You will distinctly feel the cold The floors were covered with blood Dancing @uaranteed in vr La sie geal > breaking and all grippe symptoms (By United Press Leased Wire) and from the general condition of a going after the very first dose. It VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 12. the room ft appeared that a strug: AMUSEMENTS P * promptly relieves the most miser- When he returned to his home on |#!@ had preceded the crime. hh eS ues eadache, dullness, head and the Harley roud after a day's work) myc gets eB | Trial MOORE * THEATRE stuffed up, feverishness, z TACOMA, Dec, 12.—Judge W. 0. | n oe TONIGHT AND ALL @neezing, sore throat, running of in the city, G. H, Woolridge, car-/Chapman, who sentenced Charles ay, Saturday FA ad ‘ the nose, soreness, stiffness and penter and contractor, found his Newcomb to death for mu Tr, ate LAMBARDI GRAND OP! “rheumatic aching. — little girl baby lying on the bed|supper at the jaf) yesterday, the ‘One hundred and. twe 1 Take this harmless Compound as with her throat cut from ear to|meal being cooked by Newcomb, _ directed, with the knowledge that ear and Mrs, Woolridge nearly who has appealed to the United “there {s no other medicine made Hime anta buy Before a doctor could reach |States supreme court. The judge Sibaiare cise in the world which glove fer paw's Christmas Woolridge expired. |sakd it was a good meal. will cure your cold or end Grippe Misery as promptly and without any other assistance or bad after- @ffects as a 25 cent package of Pape’s Cold Compound, which any druggist in the world can supply. After three years’ research we have conclusively demonstrated that quinine ts not effective in the treatment of colds or grippe. Trunk & Bag Co., Inc izanrens: AND SUIT CASES. manufacture our own goods here in Beat! i them 21 First Ay. corner Madison 82, Ind \* FINANCIAL IMPORT OF BEEF CASE * MONEY IN U, &. TREASURY (APPROXIMATE) lie Personal fortune of J. Ogden Armour | Investment in Armour & Co. * Personal fortune of Arthur Meeker * Personal fortune of Thomas J. Connors * Investment in Swift & Co. rP % Personal fortune of Louis F. Swift ...: * Personal fortune of Edward F. Swift . %* Personal fortune of Charles H. Swift ... * Personal fortune of Francis A. Fowler . |% Investment in Morris & Co. ... * Personal fortune of Edward Morris * Personal fortune of Louls H. Heyman * Investment in National Packing Company . * Personal fortune of Kdward ‘Tilden . Total of personal fortunes of defendants .. Total investment in beef trust Total of investments in enterprises controlled or largely dictated by defendants (estimated) GRAND TOTAL OF BEEF TRUST INVEST. MENTS AND PRIVATE FORTUNES OF PONE BR Tish s ved cso ncsssecees Rik ee ee CER REKSE Since ee eee eee ee a * .$1,340,000,000 100,000,000 85,000,00' 5,000,001 1,000,00 70,000,001 20,000,001 15,000,001 15,000,001 8,000,001 60,000,001 26,000,001 1,000,001 15,000,00 6,000,001 190,000,001 220,000,006 - 1,000,000,00 $1,410,000,001 tha 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ma) ROBBERS SCARED | NEW BERLIN, O., Dec bers cracked the safe of th } Berlin Ba any and ¢ | ed with $50 in cash and $9 | mps, They were frightened ay before being able to open an |inner compartment which contained $3,500. %| JUMPS OVERBOARD *| TACOMA, Dec 12, Harry *| Strong, 51, insane fisherman of * | Quartermaster Harbor, yesterday | *| jumped overboard while being *| brought from his home on Maury | * island, trying to commit suicide. 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