The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1912, Page 6

67 DELEGATES. CAUGHT BY TEDDY PITTSRURK J incomplete primary ele make it that Col. Roosevelt haa captured 67 of the 76 delegates, includ ing the 12 to be sent to the state convention which is to meet May 1, President Taft secured but nine wo from Lancaster and ning seven from Philadel Roosevelt vietory was a epublican Latest state's delega the phia hard blow: to machine forces tor Penrose in the hi ation that not be in state conven Returns re the led by t This is the first time ory of the present Kener machine Torees will contre! of the solute tion ived up to noon to day indicated that M, Clyde Kelly has defeated Congressman John Dalzell for the nomination for con gress from the Thirteenth district JUDGE GAY TO RESIGN} — On the ground that the salary of @ superior court judge is inade wate, Judge Wilson R. Gay will re sign. on May 1. He has tendered hia resignation to Governor Hay, to take effect midnight April 30. Mis term would have expired next Jan vary. Judge Gay will resume the practice of law, according to the plans he has announced. PLAN TO KILL PRES. MADER NEW YORK Private advices from say a plot has been discovered there to assassinate President Madero and to dynamite the public buildings Twenty-five are said have been s ested Rush Canal Work | Major James B. Cavanaugh, U. 8. A, in charge of the government} work on the nal, returned April 15. Mexico City Lake m Washington, D. C., last night, where he conferred with officials of the war depart ment. As result of this confer ence the work on the canal will be pushed forward with utmost speed | summer during the Bank Closes Doors After 55 Years) PRVILLE, Cal. 5 years in busine Banking company that It PLA After dervon ed today once. Th ed in by who made an grave! mining. AMUSEMENTS MOORE THE ATRE Tonight ss th would pany was ¢ Thomas immense fort and ¢ PAR MATINEE WED. § Henry W “MADAME POPt « Seattle Theatre NT M it Jeanie Shirley WY AND THE COL ISEUM ‘THEATRE Mats. T | 106 And ever cok. We & 206 WILLARD THE MAN W one PANTAGES TCM MINSTRES MAIDS CLEMMER THEATRE Seattle's Bent L CHANGES SUNDAY WEDNESDAY New ¥ oplay House AND LAYS 5¢-Crown Theatre-5¢ Int Ave., Het. Madiaon and Spring MAM TERSDAY DAY . WeDnes- AND THURSDAY WARKIAGE thriliing dre early ‘A MESSAGH MOON"—A comedy on of Nite am pean im the Rom THe Inughable Blo DUGDALE PARK BASEBALL POWTLAND ¥«, SEATTLE Open ot Northwestern 1 at 3p ke Vester Cnr Saturday's| certain | 3. Sena-| Washington ca-| HERE He 138, MR. TRUE, JOIN DER CLUB, BUT We DETYER BE I{ KQvicn, OR NE CHANGES HISS MIND. / DON'D TRUST HIM @_ +— Ne SAID WE VILL THE NO,1 DoN'D § SIGN! DOSE TERMS DON'D SUIT Me ») IN FACT IT WAS NOD EFEN INSULTED ABOUDT DEM BY ANYBODY! a — HOW KING COUNTY PROGRESSIVES WON PRIMARY FROM STANDPATTERS, men they larg But Out of the maze of charg ter charges, “criminations and re lerimination: challenges, “defi |plaints and complaints that fill the |political atmosphere in King coun. om ty today, the one important fact phine rapp [that stands out in bold, big, vivid | the appoln committe er read sheets of just named, 1 rea , coun. not! num not that the people are going lto have a “square deal.” They will get primary elections to choose their delegates to the state conven tions, which will select delegates to the national conventions. This is the final result of t meetings held Saturday by both the republican and the democfatic ty central comittees, when the boot effectively delivered to the standpatters who had laid the wires jto “hand pick” the republican and the 150 democratic de! ates from King county Saturday, the 13th of April, proved a hoodoo day tor local reac: | Tor They were so completely | under that 4 off their feet that they are Know still wondering what hit them. For it was one whopping wallop that was handed them. Among the re [publican standpatters, the sore spots are the more distressing be |cause the progressives beat them at their own game. For months th commit letters thea sented by gle a rousing Then pai had lost sives were quite as c st him « it chug-chuy ly th protests Scott Ca and in say what over Taft a planned, fig- | years hand pick” | tion, themselves. Of! a Murphine, a La « te man, stormed. So did See Tworoger, and Ward Com n Glassmacher, Buck Jones, Sparling and D, A, Morrison of Sprague. The standpatters, with os ennul, alle them to the name of the progres sives and the p and then, with splendid ularity, proceeded to run the team er over them n the voting came up | The vote was always the same— | | five piping little voices for progre |sives, 17 lustytunged howls for the standpatters. Murphine then de-/ cided to call the precinct commit-| teemen. | Nothing dismayed, the standpat-| started out om a campaign to} all the proxies they could In the new precincts, the | was busy creating en, C. EK. Hoye, of had five such n ated himself. How manager of the Taft) cam mesion in King county, got him-| self a proxy from Snoqualmie. Murphine appointed 120 commit teemen for the extra 120 precincts created in the last city election. | Murphine also had some resolu-| tions drawn beforehand. Ther resolutions called for primaries, in dorsed both Roosevelt and La Fol-| ette and also removed the old standpat executive committee All Were Tagged. th Mu Be ago now Fr square ¢ executive ured and sche delegates urse, Chairman more or protest { ople ters garner on. No of FT S'posin col where meeting anti er phine ta pi m either a a comm “ The beau man or a Guest of the Kaiser pr |TWO KILLED IN FLOOR GOLLAPSE RID RI of Our I n the death of t injury of HAR t. | | LIVERM Told to ste a r, Gus floor m a jturned in Now raggir Princess Loses Suit FLOREN Jident of the |handed dov |which the { Saxony |whom she court, fo |The cour fend the boy. We wilt Why learn to ‘Gee little swear 90? that's nothin kid brother where did you You oughter hear my He can do it well EW YORK, April 15.—Mra. D. ch, who purposes to walk from offices of the “Globe” here to office of the Chieago Daily ws, subsisting en route on of raw foods, left New York ox ousand-mile walk toda ch Chicago t es the i diet her | She sniffed the ¢ another. & appt The standpatters realized that they steam roller, dpatter ever did. Murphine Its most delicate at something — RAGGING CAUSES RIOT a me ” har some trouble to eed an uncomfe yer Of precinetmen vatil Grinstead, after Cha Mur ad for order, « for atment of a credentials and then a minute lat report on typewritten edentials committeg did the Taft men begia anxiety. A id lat resolution was read, and Grinstead, roval of the m exe once again was slated by Murphine's job, rymone fits and tore his voluminous balr crop. “Mr, Meteait pmmittee Jobn ft the standps Loren threw sever rman Murphi ntly ent atti ward—that’ My nounced quite pl so tried to pr of Murphine letting the people b the selection of delega George HM. Rummens. Hut Murphine satisfaction to the jority, and contin Grinstead and resolution readers. Several flat fights were by the prese of un policemen Wit Che) At the democratic and | Frye hotel steering wheel! parison, a good right merri-|they did there out man Murphy Harmon men, and se officers to b repudiate ton tive deleg ike tha chairman retary received the wting b coded with progress ndemonium broke loose. ontrol of the G. 0. P. and that the progre engineering its progress apably as the wisest other only had n rolied machine so often th the Democrats. neonwen aiding th Kod itn w the standpa’ thoun mules Hat ob Terhune, hand picke alned a patr deal” for the deal wan fire a ary to and re in bis chair voice arone dee ny the a committee in “hand-p and a few othe Paul Land was and KR. 8. Jon who the two righ Do You Censor Your amilingly wusky-v things were, b: calmer t progr primaries: of the nd-pick Metcalf, who tera for| al lack ys that he only} picked two committeemen from his STAR—MONDAY, APRIL THAT'S IT, OS@AR — MAKE Him MAKE Hid MARK! THERE, THAT “Bugs” Adolf Was Going to Back Out, But He Finally Signs You wer BET You DID \PARIS TENOR WINS| LA BELLE LINA bunches from | Ralph | the un tude Bo did and entire ive ma. cogalee in| @ voice in mt | averted | tformed meeting in th y n All Chatr Erford waive execs icking things elected Young Folks’ Songs? : Mrs, Clark E. Danieis, Who Objects to Some of Today's Popular Apr Only gives he After the LINS, Col you an Then you might as we hrough the m end! wife belle wateh ve ch of the so-« D mme ought to the songs the The rythm Mr Such music ile ise fulne seed by tt attent sentir exp added to 2 mother whieh a demand ame ORE, Cal., April ging” at a ¢ red th call was op “ra Candido and a he taboo ger before ig is wa Struck Northern n Livermore. train near Marino statio about 7 0 71 10 years ident of this night in the King ult of hi the cau Able evening lock Throndike, aged years, ¢ CB, ct april 15,—-The il Tribunal here wn a decision in the former Crown brought the from pres. hag uit Princess Pro police of Seatt ag known r died last against hospital as a re ill musician with No detail fled her father’s accident he custody of their child. |. He ruled in favor of the de-|from his ho retains possession of two unt sama Hin tht a8 to re divor wife yet obtat has arrled ighter REMOVAL our prevent SALE soon vaente and are offering ow GLOBE 907 WALL PAPE SECOND AY ed 20 yea Songs 1 KO inet a popular pr ion of of the chan con it NOT ald and The word be N. P. Kills Former Chief of Police Pacifi last Edward hief of 0, well vieinit count wound residing Tari ment of short-tin Chanler whom ahe of money, to L tenor of the P r the marrigge the two will ¢ Ame treat Tine engaKe oa Cavallert, th wife of Sheriff Bob New York nd from a goodly chank Mura the Af of opera hol the can ¢ " Jennie Crocker _ to Wed Widower SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.— Announcement is made here today of the engagement of Miss Jennie py a California's richest heir , who is now in New York, to Maicoim 0. Whitman of New York and Brookline, Mass, the widower of a former chum of his bride-to-be | Whitman is a lawyer in New York and Massachusetts. in 1907 he married Miss Janet McCook, a lehum of Mise Crocker, who was bridesmaid at the Wedding. Mre. Whitman died in New York a few months later Whitman held the American ten fis championship in 1898, 1899 and 1900, Mi Crocker’s fortune is es timated at from $9,000,000 to $12, 000,000. Killed by Germs NOSTON, April 16—Dr, Levi Nelson, instructor of the Harvard medical school, died here yeste a result of being i with gas bacilli over two months ago, a he had made his study of which work Wife Wouldn't Let Him Be Dog Catcher ~ United Proms Leased Wire) Ay 15.—City officials paring he position Ede given he jc days ago, bas resign ed, declaring his wife wouldn't him = ser 1 canine Jeuth quit r serv day GASOLINE, NOT SALTS LOS ANGELES, Ap: Jorn his glas ma firs ng but one English Girl LONDO April pla nd of April of Arthur Chando: rfield, son of W A. M. Corfield of Oklahoma City and Lac Margare daughter of the late G. B. Hudson and Mrs of Fi Hall, Hertford. Fiancee The mar ed to take at the rey ‘ogme CHASES THIEF PORTLAND, Or Apr Dan today nvered from a severe result of sult of alleged was confined to his bed was informed that his at Garts had flitted 0 diamond stud, a in money Thor -owers, against the phy left took the trail of wed him to Van where he procured At torney has re: tack of his vig thief dat away atch trong a hi iis sick an He pur Wash Hen with a $1 and 440 ician After the chase felt so good he bed, bat would re sional duties Powers said he urn to profes would not re ume bis GIRLS TO BE NEW Anne pont ment TAUGHT JIU.JITSU YORK, April 15.—Miss gan hee I, Pier un made range taemploy a staff of J jiu-jitsu_ experts to to New York w protection to dau Mor ha panese true rls in street give in rking against tion self wales. BIG FUNERAL FOR. GRANT WASHINGTON April 15.—'The war depar today is preparing to give Dent Gr in the fon tm the late Frederick unt a great military tonal cemetery at Grant's consent 1 eneral funeral Ariin being Words by s Music by C / te nea! — VELL, 1 WAS9 | GoInG To — K ace ALONG. Sharps Win $15,000) on Liner Olypmic NEW YORK, April 16.—A gang} of pro! gamblers reaped a| rich } the passengers on the steamship Olympic. They had | won $15,000 before sor of the fre quenters of the room real ized that the The slow #p made during ( gamblers in fix daily * made t Monday ne t enional rvest from smoking trimmed.” | ¢ Olymple helped the the and pools on the liner night they could play ca they | nong themselves a that Barton J.| Cal, when on | find started a gum | it was Harvey of mixed up tn that he aden fight refused t in the was over a $260 {deb had beet nn Tue bed morn: ery night ur then went to jo’ k in the Dr. ¥ later f Dr polnc He A paralysis t or | | hou smont ot naid om Beaumont ne Taft Getting Rich 7 United Press Leased Wire) CINCINNATI, April 15.— Duplicate certificates of the taxes of President Taft, filed here today, show that the presi- Gent's taxable property has in creased in value $30,000 in one year, and that his person: property now has a total value of $51,940, with debts aggregat- ing $6,500. The duplicate shows that President Taft now owns $50, 000 in stocks. A year ago his stocks were listed at $10,000. U. S. Prisons Are Best y United Prean Leased Wire) NEW YORK, April 15. Daniel Buckley, who has been six months arope visiting the prisons of Germany, F and the Pennsylvania sons Society, returned home con jw dd that America -trea her criminals more humanely than European The ont provement that can be made » ey believes, is in formatory schools. In Eng aid, juvenile oftenc the ages of 16 and 2% taught trades 20TH CENTURY WAY FRANCISCO, April 15. highway n did not have to search John Verhoeven's » they t clothes and 1 police gave him a| go home in “King Pharaoh,” 1 due | alcoholic Eng m he SAN Tw the | Wednesday | restrictions in the THAT FAMOUS CHICKEN ORDINANCE REALLY COMES UP THIS Wi | —~ CHICKEN PE ve, I've GOTCHA wir? x T™ Goors.” CHICKEN IM THAT ~ SaAnpwicnt Over the . South Park protest of chicken rais to tag the skiddoo Ba jreen |'0 Papen for purposes, or where general Fremont, | and laa fen nelghbaciad nook and corner in the |The ordinance provides that © the chirp of a chick may |ens must be kept in runways, Councilman Bh willlor houses at least 15 feet the now famous chicken |residence and 26 feet dinance inspired by Dr. Crichton | street. It also probibite before the public safety committee | decayed food or the placing morning. He introdue-|a large amount of food bill three weeks ago by title, chickens that before it can i but the specific provisions in’the|sumed some of it would 10t a” bill were not fully drawn up then. | make camping grounds for filesaal. The bill provides for a number of rate. A penalty of $i0@0r 3) pusing and feed-|in jail is provided for chicken: fowl, and pro-inance violations, WITH HIS — BABY PRESEN scene a Motorcycle Patrol uty Coroner nm were quickly summoned. The! a noved to the morgie, poses rooste: Lake niversity ery oth city whe be heard bring up ed th ing of all domestic KILLS HIMSELF WIFE AND bullet through his while his pretty young was reclining on a bed nure ing their 7-monthold baby, E. C Hamshaw, a ng mining man . killed himself yesterday afternoon |: case ; at 4 o'clock, in a room on the fourth Downer hae be residing ont on rib mother has been floor of the Lincoln hotel city untit been id that worry over dicorce pi edings which he had ins yoat.aio Won the eumes Rick Held as T Hamshaw had been liv SANTA ORUZ, April: ntly, in Everett, Wash., and yes ell, a wealthy yo rday he visited his wife at delphia, recently art tempt a reconciliation. The an Francisco, has beem were seen on the roof garden of the @ charge of burglary. 3 hotel just & few minutes before the ‘The charge is made hooting. After the shot rang out, agement of a hotel, Mrs. Hamshaw rushed to the room was a guest. Hels of Dr. N. N. Wiger, who had beard ng a number of the gun's report and started for the iding the jersey 0 Sending a right temple yor pro- Marvelous Horse at Groin Opera House, Is Well Ec Hudson | King animal opera in raob,” the playing at this week anima® training that jally to humane large class of people of animal s t Wileox, writing a New paper dof Pharaoh pationce kindness had made the horse the animal wonder of the rt) The horse was sired by an imported j Arabian foaled by an ord Indian « | It has been brain, and that is fully to whieh it is the wudience arithmetic, «¢ Pharaoh shine, multiplying and with marked marve the Grand is a study will appes and ocietie: th who a specialty Wheel York King and two years ago, that love wor stallion nary AyY tr the demonstrated by ubjec but b: at every to use its de hink the ined horse by the In King racting figure traine ple in performance does spectally adding dividing facility distin he Is the legs expert, and when it cames to read ng, spelling,and placing letters of the alphabet, grade pupils have nothing on King Pharaoh, He actually stands at the head of the I achoo! remarkable hat th its distinguishing The horse will perform t¢ just as willingly as and the act afully part of conven fea anger for the could be put without the jover as sucee siving the ate Ithe object in view of imal a good education by derear ing its brain. on The a of the trainer Is ly to the intellect of the borse It hardly necessary to raise te the t when on the ae whip is never used. Ort the sag King Pharaoh has a retinue of pro tendants as well as PM sbi which to travel, It takes four to take care of the horse, and ot trainer as with him. It is not nec. essary to place the figures and the letters of the alphabet in exactly ne place and one position to get sults from King Pharaoh; the over to the blackboard the letters and figures writ on by any person willing upon the stage and then goes over to the rack and picks out the figures representing the solution of the problem or the letters to spell the word written neces on Pharaoh was born | and trained in South lina. Dr, B, Boyd, the o trainer, is a veterinary when not on the road Pha He spent fou training animal, ‘and homa horse w opening demar week 10h the we Ce as at: (it private homes 's, will Hite ved al acts, King per of the four is always by it a | Manager Bugene Lats, of Grand opera house, for an engagement &. os days only, but the noee 9 ey pe rformance rest ae hat he continue it nd the en s not been able to f been ‘anil a offered him. The urday. A special prosta F rn vaudeville circuit 1 4 ed tor King Prnaraah fo and Hammerstein's, have lading & visit 1S Mayor it, and throughout the East a car at the bank, wher® King Pharaoh has appeared y's cash cr traction ‘extraordinary at & visit tothe entertainments given in the where Manager Herman J: of millionaire an old friend of Dr. born Unlike other an’ host, and a reception i Ph oh is not rewarded for the theatre for children dw formances, Sugar is a luxury = rh hildren have pro reat et hundreds o noring for admission 4 stage that they might pet ‘. mal. the horse especially appreci but Dr. Boyd warns the groom stabla®attendants against all the public to feed the animal any thing. When Dr, Boyd began to train King Pharaoh he did with ates and r wing es e : =!