The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1912, Page 1

J, SRYAN WRITES IN THE STAR TOMORROW ABOUT “THE DI INTEREST FFERENCE BETWEEN ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN.” DON’T MISS READING THIS ARTICLE, WHICH JUST AT THIS TIME IS Cartoon 8 today shows just el Bryan thinks of republican situation, Garroter Do you know what that word means? Read story by Fred L. Boalt. On wt ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE SEATTLE, WASH,, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1912. q VOL. 14. NO. &. ON THAINS AND NEWS STANDS Ge ONE CENT FORD ACCU HOME EDITION ED IN CONGRESS EPARATE IMPEACHMENT CHARGES AGAINST SEATTLE JUDGE SESIDENT WINS “FIRST BLOOD” IN ~ CHICAGO CONTEST Betting on Roosevelt and Bryan for Nom- ’s Followers Expect to Be Defeated Contests, Except That of This State. {By United Press Leased Wire.) dune 7.—Theodore Roosevelt will be the republican nominee and Wm. Jennings Bryan will head the democratic ihe opinion of the sporting fraternity here, whe have made Jeaders favorites i” the betting. The following odds are . by members of the Metropolitan Turf asw jon that ome will not be named as presidential candidates . and Bryan, 4 to |) Roosevelt and Clark, 6 te Roosevelt Oto 1; eit and Harmon, 10 to 1; Roosevelt and Un- 4 Mi te 1; Roceevelt and Gaynor, 10 to 1; Taft and Bryan, 6 to 1; nd ¥ G to 1; Taft and Clark, 8 to 1; nd Gaynor, 15 to Py Underwood, 25 to '. Hughes and Bryan, 8 to 1; Hughes and 1 NORRIS AND BERGER BOTH START ACTION; HANFORD BITTERLY SCORED WASHINGTON, June 7.—Congressman George W. Norris of Nebraska, who filed the articles of impeachment against Judge R. W. Archbald of the commerce court, and who has had for some time in his possession charges against Federal Judge Cornelius H. Hanford of Seattle, announced today that charges against Hanford would be put before the house judiciary committee immediately. Judge Norris’ action is separate and independent of Berger’s charges. The two separate cases will not interfere with each other, but may probably be in- vesti together by the judiciary committee. gressman Norris held Hanford’s case in abeyance pending the Archbald * It is not necessary in order to start an impeachment that resolutions be presented to the house. These proceedings can be started, as they have al- ready been started by Judge Norris, merely by presentation of evidence and “articles of impeachment to the judiciary committee. In all cases this makes the preliminary inquiry into charges and evidence looking to D ment of federal judges. Until the committee recommends favorably a resolution for impeachment the!house of representatives cannot act.. The committee has power to go into i dadadndndndnddnddethindn dain CHICAGO, June —Rival ®& managers of the Taft Roosevelt forces today are re @ ported to have installed dicta. # graphs in the headquarters of @ @ch other Though the re port was treated as a joke, it @ was noticeable that all pic ® tures in both headquarters @ June 7.-—-When national committee start of contested dele st the national convention 90 e'clock this morning had abandoned pat seating any of their dele : ene. from the state ‘* NORRIS. Convinced, appar the old guard repub the steam roller and that a majority were moved, and every piece @ of furoiture shifted. * * evidence, summon witnesses and take all steps necessary to bring the matter to a vote in the house of rep- resentatives. The fact that Mr. Berger has adopted another method of impeachment and directed charges based on eee eee eens committee is for FPF EERE REE ERE BH men today pre the ranks of the Sadge Hanford’s political action in the disfranchisement of a socialist immigrant, will not interfere in any with the proceedings begun in the judiciary committee. In the hearing of the case, all evidence will be and the case will naturally become consolidated. The bill which Judge Norris has presented to the committee charges duct, drunkenness and general unfitness to hold his position. for the contests. purpose of swinging on He maintains that if a record vote was ordered in each contest, many of the committees | men would not dare to eppose Roos evelts claims. Roosevelt's strength |in the national committee is away below that conceded to Taft. Taft hae 39 of its members, while Roose velt's young strength ls bat 14. Borah te Bitter, | When the committee opened ite beartngs this morning Senator Borah then seathingly denounced the committee, and a bitter debate followed. Charles D. Hilles, secre tary to the president, is in constant mmunteation over the telephone with the White House. He Insists that President Taft will be noml- nated on the first ballot. Talk of Col. Roosevelt bolting the 's intimate friends convention was renewed here to- ay personally interviewing | day. but Senator Dixon insists that % York's 9 delegates |such cction will not be necessary. Judge Hanford with immoral con- DECLARES HANFORD IS TOTALLY UNFIT FOR BENCH WASHINGTON iH. Hanford of the United States dis- trict court of Wash morally and entally unfit to hold a judicial pos a resolution in the if substantiated, to June 7.—Cha g that Judge Cornelius san “ha " Victor L on ju unkard B to VV investigz I temperam sman introduce ger of nsin house today directing the ttee lary s charges and, recommend Hanford nt SCATHING ARRAIGNME rraignment of the NT. When the rese I ilege and entered int y | Jud viola the accuse that he issued in a « Au 1911 f Seattle, fla to hold nulled, on May 13, citizen of Tacoma. Renton & Southern the interests of the y and temperament- in I charge railway tion mn ust an im) citizens « atly ¥ ally unfit lawful and corrupt de drunken ¢ } ‘ whether his is guilty of a judicial of a long series of un- ns s been repeated! iF en repeatedly in a upt conduct in office, others, and whether he ndition v sdministration ha ltec t ry and nts and peache r TAILED CHARGES. fica tic misbehavior ‘spe attached to the re Four detailed charge will appear bet ns” are lution sc Berger shortly He claims that he Washington cities mpt to substantiate his charges has Hanfore and scores of affidavits against Ju towns. m representative citizens of n, the mittee probably will report favorably or unfavorably on Hanford’s impeachment . Berger used the “high pri employed. The st Hanford char OPS wil “UNLAWFUL USURPATION OF POWER.” BERGER, “}-—That the annulment of the Leonard Olssor pawer. On trial the defendant denied he was an ana the admitted he trarily ey a member of the house, which is e se four specificati ge: certilicate and that and of as unlawful and an usurpation of contrary was introduced, Olsson rant of law, Judge Hanford arbi- no testimony te was a socialist. On the ground of this a ion wholly wit! Olsson's Hanford’s has been publi cancelled certificate That Juc His record timony regarding his nu That the injunction in the » a degree n f ren sions is m of comm« attended and 5,000 and f proclaimed in a r nlawful ts will be suit is fraudulent anc reputatic ring ¢ n long Seattle star by notoriety lass Sworn te 3 citizens. him ua at the d tated by cx rere Pes ‘ Phe bar pt motives. njunction aroused pub- Hanfe rward his mor to hold a judicial y »vering his record on the CONGRESSMEN BECOME “Judges like Hanford cast a stigma over the whol He charged that Hanford is either corrupt or incompetent asking him to repeat his ser al In Hanford is charged 1 decided i or of to the bench and a parody on justice of cenne in urt al aitions will be sustained by te bench for INTERESTED. this dic man Ber ary,” de At rin presenting his resolution. Judge remark several nbers intergupted the speaker, ati tatements of prot ns, Berger continued Wet impression of Miller, as he stepped from the gloom of his wit ng invariably rporations and: against the peoy Hele ws ierach that he was one of the largest men | had ever A second his physical fitness. His lips are red, his cheeks pink, his| ; is hands, though big and muscular, are as white as a wom- ind his nails are carefully manicured $ Man whose hobby (x studying his fellow-men,” he said, “my incarceration here ha been unpleasant, ‘Outside t the prison door closes on a man, 1 stands naked. ¢ of the great criminologists to serve a They would see the ‘criminal’ as he is, and quit in the ‘tank’ would teach such men as the late and his pupil, Max Nordeau, that you can’t catalogue crim- " divide them into grades and cial They would see argument that some men are innately good and some Y REFERRED TO JUDICIARY COMMITTEE. wed tc end Berger's resolution nent Representative sachusetts mx an y McCall of Ma “misconduct.” ! th word “alleged” before Berger agreed to this modification, and the amend was unanimou > resolution was then not referred to the house committee on judiciary SICK, WOMAN _| EARTHQUAKE HE WUZN’T DRUNK--’DEED, NO! TAKES LIFE CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 7. ynd Maud Freymueller, wife of/ two earthquake shocks were reg: Freymueller, committed by the setsmc AN’, GOLLY,HE’S DE BISHOP OB ALABAM’! He fat and dark. The} de diocese. 1 got a hundred preach- top of his bald head glistened with] ers working for me, suh, and I got the perspiration induced by the elo | to maintain de dignity of de church siotit ce te Ieemad oter Told | UNS drunk, it's too ridiculous, sub, Judge Gordom in police court this| Geese, es true dat when de se Gord police S| officer found me I was acting fun morning that there was some mis-|ny: put, jedge, de Lord was atalk take jing to me and I was inspired. De emotion caused by de message made Dey tell ine 1 been| me weak in de knees, and dat’s why Jedge, dat's absurd, |T was acting queer. I'm a good man Do you know who I] suh, and down in Alabama dey'll de brother-in-law “of|tell you dat. I had to come away Booker TT, Washington. Why,}from dere because dere was too Jooker, and I have been friends|much water. Y dat's why since we was little boys. Do you} “If you had taken more water think I'd disgrace him by getting] last night, and not so much whisky drunk? No, suh: I think too much| you wouldn't be here now,” sald of de family nage. And besides| Judge Gordon, “Pay a fine of $10. dat, jedge, I'm a preacher down| And the old negro sat down, shak- [im Alabama, I'm de biggeet man in| ing his head. ‘ the teen * * * (My United Press Leased Wire) was short istered here today on avenue neentive énel “hy My name, suh, is William Wash ington Smith drunk. Why, suh, absurd am? I'm even marriage licenses suh | | | i TACOMA, June 7-—Frank Gos a local motion picture house and | | saw his first moving picture show) ¢ fp Hillman, who made mil- Th Sipreme court has ordered retried the case of Pete Miller, hab-|none of the now common entertain: who filed into the dining hall to s In attacking Judg + the detective said. “is without question one of the clever YOUNG SLAYER PAPERS AGAIN & Operations. He has a better knowledge of the criminal bat not ail of them are police officers, These men know that|Charies H Bonner, thel9-year-old | *0n, disfranchised from citizenship court tomorrow to try to reopen a ur Eastiake and Roy. He had been garroted. That is, hi death of the 17-year-old schoo! girl ment, and either dismiss the case | sworn mony « Westminister the blow that often kills, The police say that | his daughter by Bonner, as “the boy for taking hix daughter's life STRIKERS FIRE on a body of strikebreakers. The (By United Preas Leased Wire) refuse to be cowed. The strike in, |struck by lightning just before|* & & & & & & burned out and the building and|* light variable winds, mostly #| Chiles | \graph of St. Ignatius college. Each i Whisky ie ox gome time, owing to a long illness, /and the second between 4 aroo court” in the east tank, He to “floor servic a sienna SAN FRANCISCO, June %.—Con-|state railroad commission here to-| T.-R.’S OWN MAN ue ave dee sued to benedicts and ot hee | ‘They were called to time by Com paye Deen lasted to Dened: ‘ his way here as Col,, Roosevelt's | Cupid has not yet gotten over Tom Paine. el i} | the » Gas and Blectric com-jing the luncheon recess they con- Rone other hos his éepoh Pt Secatration We clear, oe the wwe gibt concerns fight-{tinued thelr dispute, and the last} Walter Brown of Ohio, will work| when he changed 26 Japanese Into ee ; I} D I RIS 0 ! i B ARS, | |the convicts have petitioned Ward and bie first aeroplane. He hasilions on the Seattle and Puget pO has years ago Miller was sentenced to lift ison | ments. The show was furnished byiwitness the show been in a ficial functior ne world. He is @ garroter and burg- an official function OF DAUGHTER IN TACOMA) #07 lawyer. He is a fine hater. It is my honest opinion that o Pp by Judge Hanfo: il © Ole shoot them on si He may ‘get’ one or two, or even|slayer of Bernice Godair, pe Eanice® wel soem 1 the case been for p ‘ced back, and, while the abdominal muscles re was conducted before a coroner's or grant a rehearing, #0 that com z Bas the strength of three, works alone most cold-blooded crime he hai STRUCK BY BRUSSELS, June 7.—Many per. streets and railroad stations are pa GRANTS PASS, Or, June 7.— Charleroi basin is practically noon today and the city is without | * Ste Wrong, my friend. Ever; man Is a potential saint and a| switchboards wrecked, The three| # wosterly Temperature at #/snicide this morning at ber home ot collage. Each consisted of a series of tremors, the the judge of the “i: and. ended it all with a phial of /:20 a rules of the court as to sanitation, © and pro rated « themselves the champions | day and proceeded to settle the CenehO, ‘dune ioadvienl Marcher’ terrible fellow,” laughed Miller, “1 am a socialist ney Guy K. Karl of the Great West-| balled: t0 siete: be Cot | tle wakaea'viabe tha frat’ ob ditbe special representative He, with shock he received the other the eternal truths.” ing for the power supremacy of the|heard of the rivals was two lout among the delegates to the nation-| 15, for he did not appear at Hymen C. D. HILLMAN SEES “MOVIES” IN PRISON \ by, a life-termer in the federal pris- oon - ; been in the prison 14 years for sound real estate bubbles, was BY FRED L. BOALT murder in Alaska, and had seen among the atriped-coated prisoners ; the county jail, pending an appeal, ever since. | gece Oe ee ee After a preliminary g him yesterday; but first | talked with a plain-cieth®/ FATHER FACES |FILE OLSSON the question of recon y ge ree ordinary men. He is without physical 2 Wonderful mind. He has studied medicine and can per- ned Wire) rTACOM ne | 7. Ww Feleased from prison, he will not get far. There are| .(BY United & OO te With Nichol : atte Be ‘eel ma d ols ta men Whom he has sworn to ‘get.’ 1 will not tell you who| SAN FRANC 18CO, June 7 ichols, attorney for Leonar ‘ facing 2 e son's signature to the papers this ¥ somebody will ‘cet in the end the father of his victim with evening and file them tn federal than three years ago the body of Pat McMahon, a bartender,| ,yashed eyes, an inquest over the ‘ j Judge Hanford will be asked to} / Wlar plexus had been struck a tremendous blow with knee or ijury here today. In his testimony, | ¥acate bit decree disfranchise- | of habitual « éarroters work in_pairs, one to foree the victim's head back, | the father denounced the shooting plete testimony may be taken for Is that had belonged MeMahon were traced to Miller.jever heard of,” and frankly de transcript for an appeal Mearns that Miller bh ed time in half a dozen peniten-|clared he had wished to kill the }sons were Injured in the Boringa jdistrict today when strikers fired LIGHTNING men |trolled by soldiers, but the strikers The transformer house of ‘the local | ended. light and power company was } electric light or power. Three of * WEATHER FORECAST | the six main transformers were|* Fair tonight and Saturday; 4 . The child will become ‘good’ or ‘bad,’ according to bis | remaining transformers will be put) * 00n, 72 * asi 6th Ww Mrs. Frey rie 1 V " Poverty is th to crime. There are con-|in commission. BERR EME E EME MEM clior had boon despondent for|first between 4:22 and 4:36 a im, ee. He fines prisoners when they violate the rules, |have been made for the funeral D | | . claim that Miller is a disturbing influence in the ‘but Sheritt Hodge jasists that he at least keeps good order | gtitutin , hea Oe tin tose tists ‘ An 100 r tions, Attor a Z e! ft a i gd ceived here today atate that Sta next and an habitual criminal the tim 1 am ern Power company and State Sen-| missioner amar Senator Flinn of Pittsburg ts on = nor an anarchist. | am a truth great ator Chas. P. Cutten, counsel for|first blow could be struck, but dur pi P y J » elevator yn ventie nd will keep them | Gage's window up to time of going jon a table in the offices of the’ shaf | p |