The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1912, Page 10

10 ACTION STARTED FOR TERMINAL PROJECT of Commins Rems mission by the votes Chittenden have agre © for the Harbor Island April according tion passed by the board Commissioner M fer Charles P. attorney for th Co, which originally tm the socalled “gentiomen from New York on the subject. The @sential of the resolution is as fo! Spoo th Ayres The commission will enter into &@ contract for the lease of Harbor Island terminals as soon after April 30, V912, as & satisfactory @ tion mitted.” To Purchase Island In accordance with the program outlined beforehand Com mt ers Chittenden and Remsbers for the condemnation of the | on Harbor Island, but exe blocks 409 and 898, which ad in the tentative Ayres people for in dustrial pury This tract, con taining about @ acres was left-out rding to Harold Preston, attor for the comm! were agree sale tomorrow, to pay Y and the commission, it Is under stood, is negotiating for ite pur chase direct from the owner B. Bussell Geo. Chittenden added that th was some as to the @ommias' e right mdemn land dustrial also doubt to pur Don't Need Bussell Spooner obje to this tract out of the con demnation proceedings, saying that it was absolutely necessary to in elude It for the purposes of the Ayres Co Land. a to as p> If the commission decides operate the terminals directly bably will, the Braxsell bly not be needed HERE’S LINE-UP ON PRESIDENTIAL SCRAP ee ee ee WASHINGTON, D.C. booms contributed their ing as follows April Delegates Mh ¢ Necessary to chotee laimed for Taft taimed for Roo laimed for La Folle lalmed for Com ‘oneeded by Taf Yonceded by Roc ‘contests adm ‘oniests to be ma Dele es in convention « wary to choice *Claimed for Ch *Claimed for Wilson Pledged for Gov, Marshall Pledged for Gov. Burke. Claimed for Harmon, 3 *Roth Wilson and delegates. The Wilson t gates, who are uninstructed. VASHINGTON, April 6 one else will be influence La Fol! power he will b will be determined April The state's ave able te e by he first big delegates are practic Taft boomers are that “Fighting Bob The Mormon church's posi be shown on April 6 Taft indorsement is expected making a SORES SEAS ESTEE EERE ESSE SEE REESE EERE O ee LA FOLLETTE IN CHICAGO 4 wil 5.—-Senator La here aad conferred For fifteen days we will fit Prescription Ground Lenses, in a gold-filled (best quality) R. B. frame, including a careful and sci- entific examination with modern appliances, for $3. Regular price $7.50. W. ROBSON, Oph. D. Eyesight Specialist and Op tician, 470473 ARCADE BLDG. Phone Main 3825, Bring This Adv. With You. Roosevelt: mai DEMOCRATS THE PRESIDENTIAL HANDICAP ; Director deleg of presidential to this m REPUBLICANS Rooseve! to Taf anagers Clark map au clatme at the Chicago in that fight will come ally conceded to La Follett Roosevelt's managers are pot perfunctory con will get all the ¢ when the Utah state committee Be ee, 6k idlewddviall 20 Kansas Maine 4 Keres claime d eight of the 12 Whether Taft, Roosevel ention, and what ectally what a progressive plat fort heduled for some ms se early in tomorrow in Wisconsin, The The mi there they making a fight but m in the | at length with his managers in Itt nols. A big fight is to be put up| it Is declared. to push the Wiscon sin senator's presidential candi¢acy | in the Middie West ‘City Officials to | }to the water site, nine mil | | jnight for Ithaca grow | Visit Hebb Site; the and} rks will vieit the} a the White river The party wilt afternoon for Buck ley immediately after the council meeting. They will remain in Buckley Monday night and proceed away Tuesday morning. Much of the trip will be made by horseback Mayor Cottertil nell board of public Hebb water site next Tuendi leave Monday AMBASSADOR WILSON’S WIFE LEAVES MExICco MEXICO CITY Henry Lane Wilson American ambassador. N, ¥ a atu April © wite of left where he: t at Cornell sly il, The am to be published from President any possible in of the departur Mra. the son, Warden, university bassador caused private cablegram: Schurman to alars in» allay Americans out to lexico of Mra, Wilson Gloves Cieaned in a Superior Manner 1106 Second Avenue Umbrelias Recovered and Repaired EASTER SALE In the Men’s Section GLOVES MEN'S $1.50 CAPE GLOVES Tan and ore Street Gloves for Men, in - M Cape and Real 50c | 100 in stripes $1.15 TIES MEN’S $1 AND $1.25 KNITTED TIES Silk Knitted Ties dozen to select from crossbars value up Saturday about and sparrow crochet to $1.25. 50c fen nom's, 1) GLOVES HOSUQY UMBRELIAS_~ | a SILK SOX MEN’S 75c PURE SILK 80x Heavy quality Pt with double and 1 the value. Sa pair LENNON'S FAMOUS SILK 80x ee Sox than the very good in fact a elsewhere the money you'll like pair urday 40c 25c weigh: but they are value at this price, sock you'll not find at than double Try a few pairs oe 25c The Kayser Glove and Hosiery Shop @ lighter 50c ones are less y, Baillargeon Building. Young Men ; Ie have got tobe order to ere right! fellow will kina + to-date like to se Better se $15.00 .; $25.00 Shaner & Wolff 803 Third Ave. * THE STAR-TRpAY, ASCH 5, 1912. NATIONAL POLITICAL DRAMA SHIFTS NOW TO ILLINOIS (Ry United Press Leased Wire) CHICAGO, April &—With Gov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey beginning today a two days’ tour of iilinots, in the Interest of bis can didacy for the democratic preniden tial nomination, with Col. Theodore Roosevelt expected here tomdrrow and with representatives of three other presidential aspirants active ly at work, Ilinots ie in the midet of « apirited primary campaign, Goy. Wilson expects to dupileate the rewult of the Wisconsin pri- mary, when he carried that state, binders of Chicago are boosting Col. Roosevelt in. prepar ing for the coming of the colonel tomorrow, Local talent te also as- sisting the supporters of Senator La Poliette. Madero Supporters Thrown Into Panic by a New Plot United Press Lenercd Wire) MEXICO CITY, April 6 porters of regime of dent Ma jdero were thrown into @ panic here | toda: o it was learned that a number of former prominent offi clals of had been charged with plotting to aid Zapata in the overthrow of Mn Among th aceused are Alberto Granados, sed 2 OR. TITUS GOING “= BAGK TO FIGHT Titus, released ped-up charge against him by Attorney Hoquiam, representing will leave this a rays Harbor, again to ke up the fight of the striking Im His wife and daughter are ing him fight ix no’ he said You car very fact that In the Aberdeen elec the » Tue two allsts were elected, and that was the very day when the hired sluggers, in the guise of were at tempting box ears town Dr. Tit he strike rected In a Commis who ers f the the tion Hermon exterday of the tru accomp: The means over by any The people are day no special police to pack the and ship them out of said that the efforts of will be di t against omuilttee no tha to give d protec Ferguson ble Mayo tu latter the been st the! April 5. negro, arrested for arned freedom by s monopoly on the garbage business dn Richmond abody can clean up .that until E get bark,” he said SAN FRANCISCO. George Stewart drunkenness proving he had HOSUM Taylor's hen Wash, April always before consid of the wisest fowls in this mistook # live wire for an Her funeral arrange not complete John ered one section angle ments are 1 be « big day for lo m they cglebrate « double ninety-first versary of Greek independence Greek Easter The tWo o¢ eldom ever fall on the sar do this year. Greek delega from Washi on s and also from Vancouver and Victoria, B.C, will partic ten the big observance ing Sons of Hellas will, mee the & club, Sth av. and Pi st the the ent, the anni nd jons » date and ten years ago. Sup Bi the Mexican government | rmer sec watery ' }irows th hat from the | claims death was strikers into! . at} of the interior ander Madero, Jorge anol, former minister of educa tion, and Francisco Gomez, brother of Emilio Gomes Madero was greatly affected | the charges and the foreigners hy fear that he Intends to fee from the capital Fifty rebela and federals were killed, and 100 wounded today in a battle at Yuatepec, a short distance acne y ° BODY FOUND A body with @ brick tied about the neck, identified as that of Geo. Thompson, 55, & machinist, was re covered from the bay yesterday by the Weymouth Construction Co, at pler 1. The body had been in the water for several months. ‘Thompson's wife died of tuber. culosis last fallin the Kast and since her death the man grew de spondent. He was out of work, Thompson's identity was traced by & trunk whieh he had left at the Hussey Transfer Co, last December The trunk cheek was found-in hin pocket. Thompson is said to have & stepson in Seattle. The dead man worked at the Olymple foundry for several years. SHOTS FIRED IN RIOTS Prean Leaned Wire) PAS: AIC, N. J, April 5—Se rious rioting broke out today among the textile workers at Garfield, across the river from ing in five arrest The trouble started when Chas. Rothsinher, an -Industrialist — or, gantser, defied « manifesto against public meetings insued by Sheriff Conklin, The organizer was ar rested, and when & number of the textile strikers attempted bis ree | cue, the sheriffs depution used jelube and revolvers, firing one vo! | | | ley Into the crowd. Then It Happened. Sheriff Conklip yesterday posted | potices reviving an obsolete law, prohibiting public gatherings striking textile workers declare thin action is a violation of their con stitutional rights. | When Rothsinher began to ad drens the strikers in Garfield today jm number of depution pushed ‘through the crowd to hear, The jerowd closed in and tried to stop them, and the fig! on, The | deputies formed a hollow square, and with the orator handcuffed in the center, clubbed their | When someone shouted, “C | guns,” several of the deputies fired $60,000 for Chehalis (By United Presse Leased Wire) | WASHINGTON, April 5.—Con greseman Warburton of Washing: ton today introduced a bill in the houne appropriating $60,000 for a road f; the forest reserve line jin Chehalie county, Wash, to the |Quinault Indian reservation ! “Ob, maw! Maw--ub! ‘Now, Edwin, what ts 1? “Did they find the South pole? ‘Yes, my Seraph. The Antarctic foe cap bas at last been conquered and the geographical apex of that drear region discovered by an in- trepid explorer.” “The pole was right there, was maw?” “Indeed so, Angolface. Capt Amundson spent three days on the identical spot making corroborative observations with scientific instro- ments and subsisting on the frozen flesh of defunct canines along with other privations.” erfectly settied, te it, maw, that they have the pole “Yea, Innocence, beyond the per- adventure of a doubt. But, pray, "t ask any more questions.” ‘Just one, maw.” “Well, Edwin—but only one.” iow they've found it, what are __|they going to do with It LOST HIS CONTROL REDLANDS, Cal, April 6.—James Washington, 9, negro embryo pitch- er, lowt control and sent a jump bal) through the window of the private ier of Darius Miller, president of the B&Q James must crack his }tin bank and pay Gets Coin; Loses Job 1.08 ANGELES, April 6--M. L. Strong, waiter, put a quarter tip in the cash register by mistake. removed it be was discharced arrested. Judge Chambers dis missed the case a re ed the coin, but Strong is looking for an other job. Drops Dead at Funeral SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.—Jo- seph F. Rock dropped dead while acting as pall bearer at a friend's funeral. His widow is now for $7,000 insurance, The company accident ot Specials for Tomorrow $2.50 Ball Bearing Skates $1.85 Multiplying ade Spx .25¢ $4.00 Bamboo Rod $2.50 $2.00 Kingfisher Lines. Spe al $1.00 Rod ial $1.00 60-yard 1. Special Spe Re Regular Leaders 3 for Fine Split Special cial ne Steel Spe $1.75 $2.00 Hub, Wright & Dit Tennis Racket. Spe 1 $1.50 Ball 25¢ Sweater $4.00 Theo. Wilts& Co. 1012 First Av. Madison, Opposite Quaker Drug Co. son ia Ox sion Tennis $6.50 Special Roll Neck Ne When} suing | To answer which “Maw” thought and thought for the.longest kind of time in vain. And in the meantime the temperature in her immediate vicinity became #0 frigid that Edwin's ears got frostbitten Meten ing to the deep polar silence. SOME DIFFERENCE Assistant Postmaster Hannum, ac- cording to the story he tells, was standing In front of the postoffice the other evening, when he was ap- proached by a tall individual who was laboring heavily under the tn | fiuen e of dining not wisely but too | Well, says the Denver Times, He jlurehed in Hannum's direction, and, making a brave effort to put the brakes on, said Pleash tell me wheresh union #ssh-station ish.” I directed him,” said Mr, num, “and wound up my by saying utes’ walk from here “The stranger straightened up desperate effort, and, be hiccoughs, exclaimed For you or for me?’ the Han remarks | | HE REALIZED Did you realize quickly on that investment of yours?” Quickly? I should say I did. It took me about ten days to realize that I was @ verdant come-on who ought to have a guardian appointed before some female hypnotiter takes my watch away from me! Milwaukee News. FINANCIAL CRIPPLES They were taking the visitor around Manhattan, showing him the sights. The big motor car rolle past many buildings, all of whic the host pointed out with some| feelings of civic pride. At last they chanced to pass by the ma nicipal lodging house. What's that place? ral visitor, ‘Ob that’s one of New for cripples,” was th ‘What kind of cripp! asked Financial car sped on asked the York's eply was was the reply, as the New York Herald Modus Vivendi The plumber had married the barber's daughter } “No Ups when hereafter, remember,” he said. “AN right,” quoth the barber j"and no charging it in the bill when ou walk between my house and your shop any more On this basis they all lived hap pily ever after-Chicago ‘Tribune you shave me INTHE, BAY | [al troops was | o'clock last night. -jascertain the it's only about ten min-! ti/TWO WOMEN AND Whole Nebraska Town Flooded; But Even. and Chickens Escaped Death the crew operating « piledriver tor These photographs of flood) yJacenes in eastern Nebraska arrived | They were taken at Water tles from Omaha, on the Platte and Eikhorn rivers. N the cow and chicken roosting safe ly in the upper pleture, The lower| shows H. E. Frederickson, an Omaha automobile dealer, r sing Mins Florence Robinson the | wealthiest girl in Waterloo, in the k00d, old-faxhioned way / Millionaire to Buy Pioneer Aeroplane. LONG BEACH, Cal., April 5. 1, DeKrafft, manager for the late Calbraith P. Rodgers, _ announced today that he had received an offer from a Chi- cago millionaire to purchase the aeroplane in which Rodgers ade the first transcontinental flight and present it to the | Smithsonian institute in Wash- ington, The city of Leong Beach, which had prepared to erect a monument on the spot where Rodgers finished his oceanto- ocean flight, will erect a shaft midway between the piace of landing and the spot where the aviator met his death. Rebels Cut Wire: . Fight Under Way El, PASO, Tex., April 5.—No ad-! vices are obtainable bere today | from Parral, where fighting be} tween the Mexican rebel and feder. in progress at 6 The wires were jeut Inst night, following two heavy explosions at some distance south lof Juarez, believed to have been caused by the federal soldiers dy- namiting bridges. Repair crews and troops have been sent to repair the lines and to cause of the explo- | THE TRAIN WAS RUNNING ALONG AT 6O MILESAN HOUR, EVERY ONE HAD CRAWLED INTO THEIR BERTH WHEN THE PORTER WAS CALLED To UPPER 18. A HEAD STUCK ovr || DETWEEA THE CURTAINS AND INQUIRED,” WHE CHINA'S PEKING CAN THE YeLuew seat" OH, Conpuctor! ‘Like Pontius Pilate’ Senator Jones Says WASHINGTQN, April 5.—Declar- ing that Col. Roosevelt's suggestion |for the recall of judicial decisions is worthy of a Pontius Pilate, |tor Jones of Washington today {nounced his intention soon to open ja discussion in the senate on the Roosevelt plan, “Col. Roosevelt's suggestion is similar to the methods employed by Pontius Pilate 1,900 years ago,” said Senator Jones. ’ \Humphrey’s Scheme|f= | WASHINGTON, April 5.—A bill iframed to prevent trust-owned ves sels from entering American ports |was introduced in the house today |by Congressman Humphrey of Washington. The measure provides | a fine of $25,000 for each time that foreign vessels whose owners have been civilly or criminally convieted junder the anti-trust laws enter any | | port BABY ARE KILLED | CHICAGO, April 5.—wo women and a baby were killed and 15 per jsons injured when a freight train jon the Chicago & Alton railroad) struck a froiley car at 30th and| Kedzie streets at noon A Lost Motion Madam President!” eried a club !memty | Che president rapped sharply. “The member will rise when she addresses the ehair.” “Madam President,” The president rapped still louder, » member must arise when addresses the chat,” The was a despairing from the second row I can't rise, Madam {my hobble is too tight!” “We will now take up unfinished business,” said the unmoved prest- dent, she President Easter Shoes White Shoes, Tan Suede Shoes — In HIGH AND LOW effects at $3.50 Tomorrow we will sell 500 PAIRS of and low cut, tan and black, at prices up in our Finest “On Where to Get the Sporting - on er: Coast CLEWRICH SINGLE- EGG HOOKS, per, ae Bewa re of cheap imitations offered at a10W LIGHT-WEIGHT SPORTING THIGH the thing for fishing; regular $6.00; § BLACK ENAMEL STEEL FLY ROD, cork §% lar $2.50; price Saturday vee eee Our sale of different brands of tackle that handle in the future which includes 60 Reels, Rods, ete , will be closed out at cost THE SPORTSMAN’S HANDBOOK, which, where to go hunting and fishing and how to free with a $1.00 purchase of ta kle Friday We have in stock a fine line of Wright & D and Athletic Goods, Crawford MeGregor every good Golf Ball made Try the Diamond Chip Golf Ball, It will to your drive TENNIS RACQUETS RESTRU , ‘SEATTLE SPORTING THE RUBBER STORE 714 FIRST AVENUE ”