The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1912, Page 8

D.W.Thomas Brings the "iin: Sse National Piano Manu- facurers to Seattle Will make this city the dis-| for their wholesale and re- tributing center tail business. BELIE AND SEATTLE'S F and else have and agair words ail because to est spe to com attie me occupied magnificen’ make even Prosperity and growth seem small in compa e tu oppor inch than you place to the The ers. Portland ¢ kept rig attle’s mediate and th ans for pment that extraordinar of the * on ‘telling super poss vast more fm ibi ar virgin empire surrounds our Queen city> pire into which thousands upo thousands of families w pouring I am glad I succeeded with t and | know we will get a spl piano business here. 1 believe that splendid “Old Sch doing things ing make friends make money. has been ambition for years,” continued Thomas, to work out a direct m ufacturers way as to for every humt eulture and intimately music, and at come true, for, factories selling direct to the home at whe prices, and any easy term: ho one need be without piano in the family parlor. ‘Tell your readers conclude 1 will oun tha Ht goon t sell goods well as possib refinement t jated with my dream bs with these gre these fine piane at asgor hom a gee Man facturers—at Avenne Opposite the Central Building and one block below the Orpheu theatre, on Third Avenue. IN SEATTLE TURE wth. to} my} Mr. | is 80| back at THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE ALLEGES HE TOOK A BRIBE FROM DARROW hed them in. the cor eres ared Rogers, “and, al-| Laffin carried a sword cane! Puget two 44 STOP CARS FOR FUNERAL | OF R. T. LAFFIN 1 appro ridor," 4 though Burn and Biddinger (Ry United Press Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES, June 28.—In jterest in the trial of Clarence Dar row on a charge of jury bribing reached a boiling point today, the result of the sensational testimony lof Guy Biddinger, Wm. J. Burne | chief aide, to the effect that he per sonally had accepted a bribe from | Darrow president of the 8 Traction, Ujpht2& . , || power company, were held’ thit@ht charged Burns with cursing me be-| fanitmy back. ‘If the court eannot|ternoon at 3 o'clock. All “earw~of protect me from these insults 1 shall protect myself ped for two minutes, Judge Hutton asked Rogers if he! Mr, Laffin died Wednesday, fol |wished to make his charges in an|iowing an operation, Intestihal affidavit. AC this juncture Burns /trouple contracted in the Phillip who had heard that Rogers was aP-| pines ten years ago Was the cause pealing to the court, attempted to) or nix death s|force his way Into the court room|” 91. came to Seattle in 1909 as He was restrained by bailiffe aa at manager of the Stone-Web s|both men glared at each other over = the officers’ heads, Finally Rogers) cried: “The only way to settle thie thing Is to shoot it out.” Widdinger leaped to hie fe ed a card from his pock tng | sh it savagely toward Rog said: “You'll find me at the Hay ward hotel Descending from late vice ind guns the Seattle Electric company sop I expected of al] leged ne and Bor warn an corporation in this elty that being active tn the 4 ctrie lines. He in 1868, was born in Mal BACK TO WORK Leased Wire) ted Borns, | Jer with ¢ art officer returned to he demand dete oving any ri and Rogers fered oe the witness erviees for Richhra! i.4 Darrow defense | fered 28, 1912. DARROW SCORES ONE POINT (By United Pr@es & wire) LOB ANGELES, 28 TAL REFUSED “TO-LET HADLEY The scored | une apparently Hutton the a point when Judge de fense’s objection to testimony of by Waldo Faloon, a stenog dictagr conversat betw Darrow and John R. Harrington. | Missouri Governor Faloon admitted on the witness . stand that the conversation came| Was Made to Seat ington Delegates if to him in a fragmentary manner, | and that all of it was not transerib-| Would Eliminate Himself, Hutton withheld bis ruling for further consideration tng, how ever, that it would favor the de fense. mated that he will sustain (hy United Prem be CEDAR RAPID Confirmat TO RAISE $10,000 Col Another meeting ©. the Washing-|and Comptroller ton Orchard & Irrigation.company | is called for next Tue the pur. | Of New York that Taft leader pose being to raixe $10,000 for land | at Chicago had offered to seat of the company, The company ia/the contesting Ro elt dele 4 Wire) la., June of the Roosevelt 28, statements 1 of es from court ro ed that m™ Many of (he striking freight handlers who have | been out several weeks against the railroads in Chicago, went ba: work today, and it was pred that all will return within the next few days, their attempt to force the railroads to terms having failed. | VERMONT REPUBLICANS. BURLINGTON, Vt, June 28 ublicans of Vermont chose their party ticket yesterday with Allen M. Fletcher of Cavendish at a bead been during muttere through stand, where he had the Bidding rm jump | window exensed, Ad re declared imbrogtio, make him a to bim, se HERE'S. RESULT OF THE FIRST BALLOTING (By United Press Leased Wire) BALTIMORE, June 28—Official reault of first ballot on presidential nomination in the democratic con- vention early this morning was Clark 4405, Wilson 324, Underwood 117 Harmon 148, Marshall 31, Baldwin 22, absent 2, Bryan 1. Neo caw for choice, 728. | one |Our Delegates Cheered for Champ BALTIMORE, June 28.-—The Washington delegates last | night were on their feet the in stant the name of Champ Clark fell from the tips of Senator Reed. American tlags and Clark banners were flung up and Delegate Ronald of Seattle could be seen, waving his arms and tooting a tin horn? in the Clark parade around the hall the Washington dele: gation tore the Washington standard from ite fastenings and in with whoops The entire delegation at its vote in favor of the Brya Teasing a Friend! | ! joined resolut ‘| TAFT SAYS T. R. HELPED AGAIN. Wired Ala bana Fra Underwood, ark, 6 ark, 18 « Raldwin, leon, 6 wood rwood, 28. But a more serious meaning suggests & Straw or Panama Hat for the warm days yet to come If, reader, you are in earnest, youll take time to visit Mo Donald's before purchasing. STRAW HATS $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 PANAMA HATS $5.00 $6.50 $7.50 Some extra fine for McDONALD’S HAT STORE 1023 THIRD AVE. Between Madison and Spring. THE BOX H. 106 Pike St, Near First Ave. Walk One Block Out of the high rent district and Save $5 to $10 on your sult, Our Prices $15 to $25 CUBAN REBEL GENERAL DEAD = Lensed Wire Michigan—M . Wilson, 1 Minnesota— Wilson, ippt—Underwoc i—Clark, 36. na-—Clark, 6. i ska—Clark, 12 Nevada~Clark, 6. New Hampebire—Clark & New Jersey—Wilson, 24; 2; Underwood, 2 TO SETTLE STRIKE} s:: ==: | New ¥ SACRAMENTO, June Infor-| North n received by Harriman shop | Underwood officials here, from trust-| North Dakota in San Francisco, Is} Ohlo—Clark, 1; the secret confer-|mon, 35; Bryan ence of Harriman line in the} Oklahoma—Clark, of the! 19 Southern Pacific In San Francisco| Oregon- during the past week, has been Pennsylvania working out the details of a plan of| mon, 5, _ settiement of the great strike on the Rh laland riman and Ilinols Central sy#| gouth Carolina South Dakota-—Wilson, 10, Wilson, 6; Clark, 5 6; Harmon, 6. Wilson. Clark, Harmon, 1% Raldwin, Wilson, (ty Untied F HAVANA ° 20. ogagement Harmon, 4 “4 to have ned y met his death were tein Clark, & Harmon, 90. 1 Wilson absent, n 10; Wilson, 10. Wilson, Tl; Har cy Clark, 10. Wileon, 18 » management expects to take union men and ¢ veral thousand strikebre \Calsatate, 1%; Wilson, 6 coop PLIGHT coins i ay i Went poe mt ark, 16 SHANER & WOLFF Wilson, 19; 803 THIRD AVE. ® vi oY Under a le It fs said that the flight was to de Ad ithe practicability of a vasion ¢ ngland, VEGETABLES SILK UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Tooke Line Silk. Coste One-fourth 108 Bldg. Beattie EVERETT it Will Pay You to Look Up SUNNYSIDE HOTEL E nel of the Sulzer, of New c Di | Hawai} Wilson Porto Us Clark, 6. rwood, 8 lark Rico- jerwood, 1 irman jordered the | presidency made to not recognize the ,| od Clark Wilson, 3 James then at 6:43 firat roll call on the Another attempt was but James would mover a} m When 0. adjourn, Harmon Not Out—Yet. COLUMBUS. 0. June 28. ! tn ly have not withdrawn from ® My name will m | DR. E. L. SWICK, S. T. 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