The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1912, Page 6

THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1912. Osgar und Adolf Play Such a Cunning April “Fool Joke on Josh Wise” Words by ‘Se Music _by co T D rs > . = , " sy ati eee Jae eee: Chene. we HAHA-HAL 1D 193 BounD TO VORK 1 See THERE'S PS Changes on Ws, ALL RIGHT —~ HERE'S A PACKAGE | 183 ons SH VISE — HE viLl DINK ID BECOSS WE GAFe DER Boy PLENTY OF HAVE You Got ®7. Boy € THAT Go@® Back IT Cost #io, 30 3 FAVORITE PATENT MADICINE CHANGG ALONG 4 ws THE $7 SQUARES VU ‘ HE Vic PAY FoR ID UND FIND ID Iss A ~ _ — aac ut lt fi _ _—~/ €nery Borrce, UND WE MUST PUT W ehh SIGN “ADRIL FOOL? Yess, Osgar - Tse - Nee 3 { Sone twa. | TAFT RETIRES IN | cay TO FLY FROM LONDON TO ae POND } The reports circulated here tc IT. VERN weu.j| 8UT rs FEN THIS WASHINGTON, April 1.— Presi caused the greatest excitement Ts a VERY 4 | wFUEL 6000 a : dent Taft will abatidon the presi) political-quarters, and politicians NEW LAce? shesuavene VE FOR A Captured by Patrolmen! Wits. de Face in favor of Col, Roose. 84: office holders, greatly fright-| Ivs We an) LTH MONEY d and Haag in @ vacant ous, local? - ened, scurried around in a desper VERY LATEST: + pipers: ed at th velt, W. J. Bryan comes out in the ate effort to get on the band wagon = a at the corner of 13th ay, ang LOS ANGELES, April 1.—That Pine st, Tom Larous, ¢ Vidla Carver, the girl mystery who; % man, was found jn shot and killed J, Edwin Edge, will Jewelry valued at $1,260, go free when abe appears in rt With Laroux’s arrest the fate fo’ answer to a murder charge, | believe (hey-bave-cleared the general belief bere al recent robberies in it Goel No motivé for the killing has hood of the: house hemi oleae fn, been extablinhed, and at the dir The man is suspected trict attornéy’s office it was said} Af {he recent thefts from. the homes g that unless # motive is found te} j HL ©, Henry, ¢. ¥. Whitley BT prosecution must be dropped Carr, L. B. Lym Mra. Hannah Edge, mother of the ee inent persons. ‘Anes Set wan Mise Carver shot, has pet | E ‘ found on the man, a’letter, believe toned District Attorney Fredericks | aw wy Ei : to be a duplicate sent to one of that the girl not be prosecuted victimes, informed the robber thi houseboat =in> the: Mississippi” river | P0ats mahed to the rescue at dt wok | ; nets | for $500 the stolen articles Waa "Atlee tile Gate“ thriMiac: tn (2c cthe peri d family Just ‘five 15010 MRS, Asvorbicy = | FLOOD BREAKS be returned. He named a 6 dlaenta‘ot Vie fidod 14 this accion, |" Nate ihe Musslasippl and” Oslo Orne. OF TS TODAY : RIVER LEVEES’ place for the ” excha Which. coutinned ts work of devas eat hele AND SEVERAL OTHER WHEN YOu GET | {By Uatted tress toneed wire) lice refuse to divulge the i } the recipient of tl Po) Soe ; tation today, The rescue was wit "No great damage, ex PROMINENT LADIES ‘ . cA0s Y ST. ‘LOUIS, April 1.—Serious| Wi He <a further unex A holiseboat, Goufainiog a man, at St. Louls ant Mississippi river in Hilinols, Ken- tucky, Missouri and Mississippi. s pate al Sls ‘wife and {1¢e chitfiven, was toc ‘pected, Hae Occurs The government levee is broken | Leaving her bed at the “eily ba TWINS MEET IN SEARCH bare eg a ts o's neal FOR EACH OTHER’S GRAVE | an inundated for miles. The river fas reached a height) | Japanese, who re feet at this point. The flood) fatally wounded | | Butterworth's. asertaking KANSAS CIPY, April 1—“1) was en route to Emporia, Kan., to beg your pardon,” said Mrs. Latgy see If the¥ could. locate the other's) Day of Oakland, Gal te Claude Pita: | State. Mra. Day arrived this morn: | » in 28 feet lishment yesterday to take j of the funeral arrange Modern Warfare. patven ad red . | rom her purpose.” a “ . ing from Callfornia, and was sit | poaeg nee oe. oe ChCSRD hing in the statlom, waiting for her | hy yess = my ye a April | whom ‘she saW {ii a crowd at Ibe | (Tip connection, when. abe. saw. a | balled into.easvice today’ to. infortn Union station here, “but isn't your [6¢ In the crowd that looked fa: | | fee soomaneongiant s:Wore: Mpheipen name Ciande Fitegerald +n alee Banas ee hed pot sean of the presence of a supposed Mex “It te," ‘replied Pitaxeratd, “but-1/ ber brother, since abe was 6 yours foal rebel panty. ‘coareying: Seq do not a to remethber yous old, she recognized a peculiarity of | | Thais Mra, Day, “Is beckuge) 2H mOGeR | wagon loads of arms and. ammunl- you baven' t seen me for 20 years. I ; t . am your sister.” ;. HAROLD BEATS IT opén for Goy. Judson Harmon for Uncle Joe” Cannon, former the democratic nomination and Gtf-/ speaker of the house, réfused tol ford Pinchot, former. United Sts wet excited ief forester, admits Pormer See “Pay no atte retary Ballinger’ Is conservation’s| ports, boys,” b ir st friend. (April FAMILY OF SEVEN RESCUED FROM A SINKING BOAT (By Vnlted Press Keased Wire) from iis moorings, whirled Jato the ST. LOUIS, Aprit } Reseve of a swift current and family of seven from a sinking *2@ks and rocks, Two swift moto tion to these + a Today is HILLSBORO, Cal; Ape Eleanor Sears,” the” lor maid, who returned by motor from @ j Hon rd the border. The part jis midway between Fort Huachuci | land Nogales. Forty cawalrym “ of 114 miles against the, The recognition brought out a}. PORTLAND, Or., April 1.—Har-} strange coincidence. The two are old Padden, 20. eloped with Loulap | Hahtly equipped, were dispatched to guished herself again Intercept the contraband. This photograph of Henri Saimet has just arrived from London. by stopping a runaway polo. twins, 26 years old, and had not seen Brooks, 17. When they returned each other for 20 years, when the home she took him to see her American army officers, inceg-|Saimet is the aeronautical hero of the hour, because he was the first before a man in the bo Taito, detailed to xervice along the|man to fly between London and Paris without stopping somewhere on | ber could find his wits or his | girl was taken to Celifornia. Each’ mother, who scolded both. Harold thought the other dead. and each ran away. l border, Mashed the news to the fort./the way. ane. } e a ae Insane Man Was " \Horse Falls Heir After Roosevelt | to $100,000; ‘By t ed Press Leased Wire) «my Hed Veess tensed Wire) WAUKESHA, Wis, April 1—-| FALL RIVER, Mass, April 1. Possessed of a de om that he has) ——Fivg thousand dollars a year / | is the earning capacity of & mission to kill exPresident) Oyigy SiLsel bndee send Roosevelt, Charles Scbomolla, an| py the late Susan L. Munroe of insane Pole who Saturday attacked | this city, whose will today re- Senaior Gore of Oklahoma with a| Yyealed the fact that a fortune of Club during a meeting in behalf of | $190,000 was left to the horse Weodrow Wilson. hore, ix in jall u»| f0C 20 years’ service. The ay. That Roosevilt escaped {he| Mmeney was left in trust, to be bludgeon of the murderous Iunatic| ¢*Ppended for the comfort and |: J. R. Kinnear Dies “ON HIS WAY ‘ support of Dais fs due to the fact that he did not PP rr. John R. Kinnear, prominent law > Serhan SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, April 1 emi, Soot io Me. wonce! DIAZ? NEW HOME ta iat ae Att th ge rane ‘wasn eat Lewis & Co., Formerly the Quality Clothes Shop, ae tai That Alt - Meeting in the belief that Runsevett const Was to speak. He says that devih (By United Press Lensed a , elvil w eteran 2 is fold the former president of melt MADRID, April A cb \ A ar ar of paralysis | joan, which marked his first day plah, and that Roosevelt then sent|#eWspaper says that Porforio ‘Diaz at te ered a sudden on United States soll in a month Gore to take his place former president of Mextco, ts ex-| WiMPSe and passed away so rapidly ‘Hie found Porto Rico in a furore pected to arrive here shortly with |*hat the po a ndance did over the possible passage of th the intention of making this city his have time to summon all the | free sugar bill by the American Forget It, Girls. jiom relatives to his bedaide cougiven, A, reschlign af protest ar came to Washington opted at a mass meeting and ed Press Leased Wire) | * . id almost immediately a. oom jorwarded pi tely to Se 3 April 1] Socialist Convention came active in polities, A ye el tani pene bees - Welle college girls ard request-| CHICA ed during ation to shed the col- | national ntly talking about college,| referendum vote shows that 22,501 \the expiration of bis term, Later | santly breathing about col-| socialists are in favor of holding | he ed eight years jn the sen in an editorial in yesterday's |the national socialist convention in|The deceased w orn in West ot the Wellesley College | Indianapolis on May 12, while 11,521| Point, Ind.. July 1842 | 4 favor Oklahoma City . from a speeding train near Tacoma, ‘SOLDIER SHOOTS SELF while being brought back ne ion a . peratge dy face grand lareeny charge. TURKEYS TRAINED TO Shh SHOOTS PLE acess oe While drilling on the a motoreycle and typewriter, Judge | grounds Wm. 'nmack, prive Gay sentenced him to 1 to 15 himself and fired a bullet through ONE EYE GULCH, Cal, April.) — beset tex intr eB ratte bo WOMEN HEAR GARVIN —Aaron Kwarts, an old settler of | . ¢ | The Seattio Women's Commer. this locality, who has-a pretty little | Woman Pummels Thief | .)4) (jun inst night went In a body OAKLAND, Cal, April 1 Seeing ‘to the First Christian church to $0-acre ranch on Wild Goosebesry |. : ereek, bids fair to become rich a thief removing lingerie, which she |hear Rey Garvin in a sermon entl- had just placed on her line, Mra. H. ted, “Business and Civic Righteous: Must Go This Week at throngh bis ingenuity. Frequently ; Files chased him four blocks and | ness.” This is the first time the LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ | this locality gold dust and tiny nug | Kets are found jn their crops, bot men, who refused to interfere. He | pody } | C LA FOLLETTE’S Guilty Murderer “Sore” ‘ CALIFORNIA TRip| SALT LAKE CITY, April 1.—J. J 108 ANG the source of this treasure, nor has 3, April. 1. Sena-| Morris, guilty murderer, asked the | r) « ° tor La Follette will arrive in Call.|Judge to have him hanged, He sald | en’s $1. 75 Dress Shirts 68c a hitand-miss system of killing fornia about April 15 to prosecute|he was “sore” on the state and| ON go Aah | fla Mallory $3.50 Hats, Stiff or Soft, $1.89 0, April 1—John Wo retary of the social {ter settling in the” state he was I wanted to die, your honor, do not care to live any longer,” de clared G. FP, Smith, who leaped of Be BE PECE EFi proved productive. Kw: spent a good deal of thought on The tine for southern Califor BALTIMORE, April 1.—Wm. W. nia bas not bi the subject and now has an idea was stated that_ he will speak in|prominent im Maryland. republican | a . en’s ui that the turkey can be made a” Cinch as a prospector. San Francisco, Berkeley and Oak-| politica for rs, is dead here to-| j land. ‘day of apo | = = 2 4 Old Aaron has taken bis youngest turkeys and penned them by them selves. He feeds them only w t and corn and worms that bh p been covered with gold paint In this way they are getting to reject any thing that doesn't glitter. Several REMOVAL NOTICE Wesson [eon in Tuesday 107 First Ave. Tuesday } Kwarts is sure that they have he would not care very much for Cleaned up some very rich dirt. He the lows of the bird will let them pick nuggets until they become humpbacked from car EDITOR'S NOTE—An investiga. | rying the gold and then open the tion of the above remarkable dis crop and extract lt. He does not patch throws no further light on BRATTSTROM & CO., STEAMSHIP AGENTS toean to kill these valuable trained it except that there proves to be birds, but will have a surgeon re-\no such place as One Eye Guich Formerly of 103 Yesler Way, Have Moved to lieve them and sew up the wound 40 in California, and no clue to any) that they may continue thelr good euch person as Aaron Kwarts, The | 808 SECOND AV. work. The only danger their own- most plausible part of the story | pF anticipates in that one of them appears to be the date, APRIL 1,