The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1912, Page 1

does a hen cackle as loudly over an egg just Jaid when eggs are only 25 cents a dozen as she does over one laid when eggs are 50 cents for 12 @ VOL. 14. NO. ——— _ Dy. Matthews Would Keep a Lot of Us From Joining! De. the Matrimonial Game if He Had His Way—Who Should Marry Becomes Burning Issue Sn BY FREDO L. BOALT rry > See ewes toterview Dr, Adolf Meyer, director of the Phelps 6 inte, at Johns Hopkins university, answered the question. ” he said, “lsapt to lay too much streaa upon heredity. | the disease, physical or mental, which is inberited, but the to that disease. therefore. he concluded, should not indulge in wholesale to prevent marriage of persons not related. There are, ‘believes, only (wo grounds which warrant state interference— “sonthers and venereal disease. “THE TERRIBLE FRAUD” ‘These, says Dr. Meyer, may be inherited. Feebleminded people feedleminded childre Persons infected with veneral disease ‘ot be permitteo by the state to perpetrate “the terrible fraud of nis | | {Ss thews of Seattle, moderator of the Presbyterian ‘barch in America, goes much farther “I can best answer your question by telling who shall NOT marry uid not permit to marry “Wf Phed my way, | would not marry—and the state ought to back Be ep—-ARy person suffering fron venereal disease A man suffering | fom such disease ought to be sterilized, by order of the court ‘ . ALL SORTS OF INSANITY ! a mot marry persons having the taint of tuberculosis, 1 Fabia persons with the nt of Insanity, And | would add, ‘Connection, that, in these days of high tension, we are develop varieties of insanity than the experts have had time to define. Man who commits enicide fs insane, and | would not marry te whose family the mania for suicide is strong. Bot marry persons in whose family the divorce habit was T would know that such persons bad not an appreciation of ‘And sacred tie of matrimony source,” continued Dr. Matthews, “of our matrimonial uo- pees is in the home. Only the other day I felt it my duty to NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—Former Gov. Jos. W. Folk of Missouri, discussing the presidential race E declared today: : would not surprise me if Gov. Wilson, demo- | cratic nominee, were to carry every state in the : He has a chance to carry all of them. Taft are not sure of a single state.” ) McCOY,”” AMERICAN PUG IS BELGIUM FOR $200,000 t. 23—Suit for) jewelry robbery in @ hotel at Oxt- @amages against the gov. ¢2¢ The pugilist was held In Lon- @ Belgiom was filet here 4% for several weeks, awaiting Diy representatives of Nor. Ct*@iition to Belgium for alleged complicity in the theft. He was #, Known in the American released by a London magistrate a5 “Kid” McCoy, for his when it developed that the only Imprisonment in Lon- evidenct against him was that fur. i. @uthorities, acting in nished by an intoxicated woman, i Belgian officials. Mc- who later repudiated statements ‘Mirest followed an $50,000 FIL marco. Sept. 23.—District $8. Udey will appear in ipod court tomorrow to Gause Why he sho.'d not be . Charges th: p tailed to do his duty in prosecu- 8 of the pure food law, to Ciose up the vice that he showed bias in made by the Civic Pur Many - eersceny were today. notable array ‘Attorneys will be present ee PPP ere re eoos ‘Must Have Been * Splendid Cook * POC o oe seoeers SAGO, Sept. 23.—Alfred RK. @ bond and security whose bride disappear- | y E Monday, declares he will. Ballard in Flutter; Natural Gas Found There is great excitement in Bal lard just now. Workmen employed on the Lake Washington Canal Sat urday, in thelr borings, tapped a pocket of natural gas. Major Cav anangh, of the United States engi re, says he does not believe the fas to be marsh gas, but real nat-| ural gas. It was discovered below the rock foundation of Salmon bay CELEBRATE DAYOF. EMANCIPATION A nation-wide celebration begins | today in honor of the signing of the emancipation proclamation by Pr ident Lincotn. The celebration has} been arranged by the National| Commemorative society, which is trying among other things to estab- lish a permanent congress of col-| ored Americans to convene every year at Washington Today and tomorrow will be, de vted by different branches of the j society to the formulating of plans Sop hor sleep until he finds | fp { Pile already has {acter aaa othe establishment of the con Fen tnt hes lost 15 NB a PIS ae saya. she does not a few he fea tecesarnion "SECURE NO LOOT. oe Sppetite and cannot| El, CENTRO, Cal. Sept. 23. T Would not eat if 1 could,” Two Mexican bandits are under ar- rest at Cocopah station, two miles south of the international border, charged with holding up the inter. California passenger train last night. Three bandits held up the train and beat the conductor, bat secured no loot. COSHH HOHOHOOOOD * Yep, He “Plain Forgot” * * He Was Married Man ® POCCHCHHHOESOHOOSM my a ard merchant hhis home today, with n bul in his left hip, the result Sraphic illustration of the Of procedure in case Saturday night. His Tarchgassner, 7348 Ei. WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.—Be fn his store showing a|cause he forgot he was married, automatic revolver he| Thomas J. Conroy, applicant for Purchased. Tarchgausner citizenship, was in District Su Ba week ago and relieved|preme court today. He said he bought the gun, and was so used to being single that when the clerk questiofied him he ys was not married, n forgot,” said Conroy court ordered the record | corrected, ® store to show the next time le i. was #0 realistic ‘is leg, in danger of os F m_._. “-AM-A-TRIMMER” There is Congressman Humphrey of Seattle. He HUMPHREY “THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE oP “L reminded thom & pik or a poodle the animal mother see to it that the animal: “Put what precautio law and daughters-inlaw? they DOLLARS “They take no precautions at all ards of values is all wrong moral degenerate, but if he has a plentitude of dollars he ia matrimo- nlally desirable The result im that soclety man pigs, who ought pot te 1 can take @ razorb: ears, and permit him to firet mud puddle In my recent visit and Influential men one on another. in all Afrtea. on them all 1 agree with Dr. M enough the weak OULD BAR LIARS AND DIVORCE HABIT PEOPLE FROM MARRYING peak my mind in a sermon in this church (o mothers only mothers that if they wer would naturally want to know the pedigree of who its father and mother were, ite grandfather and grand If they were breeding horses, cows, pigs or poodles they bred do miheers take in selecting thelr sons-in k hawk at from a silver bow! | back hawg, and if | let him escape to the street he will wallow in the tt was er an far as he goee I have not his academic training, but I do not méed it to ace bess of his argument as regards heredity ONLY REQUISITE A man may is made up largely of thieves and bi ® permitted to perpetuate their kind buying @ cow, a horse, they would , clean stock me of good, stre Why? Because society's stand be @ physical wreck and a into my parlor, put diamond@ in ble iat he iv stil a razor shown over New York eity by rich They showed me the wonders of the city, but I Was not impressed. When they had shown me all, I sald shown me how many dollars you have, how many stones you bave piled You have shown me what | have not shown me WHAT YOU ARE DOLLAR MARK IN NEW YORK “There te a bigger field for missionary endeavor in New York tha There are more pagans there, And the dollar mark is ‘ou have you have done-—but you ‘but he does not go far He admite the potency of heredity when he says it may skip a generation “I admit the power of environment power of heredity If we are to improve the marriage relation tendency of heredity is to make men not so much immoral as non- moral, The non-moral man is harder to reform than a hundred immoral You can, for instance, reform « thief or a libertine, who are im- cannot reform the chronic Har Nar could not tell the truth, even In his protestations o! moral man. But ye BRISTOL, Tenn., Sept living in the tiniest ho anxiously awaiting the coi the tiniest baby. That's ° Barnett and Mra. He ts only 43° inches ground up, and his over him a full Their romantic lopement four wife courteh years a, Southland. A man’s name is hi the case of Charles called the “Chaunce ant. MURDER SALEM, Mass., Sept, 23 here today, Bttor and Arturo attorneys textile mill strike fn when Anna Lapizzo was k gued a motion for a bill of lars, District Attorney A posed the motion The real trial ef the lab ere will not begin until ne day. TWO BOYS D ANACORTES, Sept. and Harvey Ripley, & nd others were riding, collapse: & fine gentleman—he’s such a great help to Joe represents all the ‘interests’ in Seattle. he represent you? If ii ; 4 ? you vote for him, that his fault, is it? It’s your fault.” é boys were after berries |; berry lake, When the ra 23. tiniest couple in the United States. stands as the record for nerve the Lochinvar stunts in the sunny uid refuse to marry a man if | knew him to be a Har.” TINIEST COUPLE IN TINIEST HOME AWAIT TINIEST BABY MR. AND MRS. JAMES M. BURNETT ~The ome, are ming of Jimmie” “Jimmie. from the ¢ towers inch and a halt. and | hip eo still in s own, Judge Albertson said so in a decision rendered today in Gearha both restaurateurs and former partners The litigants had a restaurant on Washington st. known as the “Chauncey Wright.” and opened another place on Occidental avy y Wrig $12,000 damages for using his own name, The case, which has been in the courts a long time, was ended today when Judge Albertson found for the defend- Wright is now suing Gearhart for $5,000 damages for using his name to advertise the Washington st. place, ARGUE MOTION IN THE LAWRENCE —Before Judge Quinn, in the superior court for Joseph Giovannittl, ac cused of murder growing from the Lawrence, jiled, ar particu twill op- bor lead. ext Mon- ROWN 3,——Billy 12 years old, were drowned Saturday when the raft on which they and four The Cran broke ed, i the other four boys were saved, af- ter much work, but the tw est sank, The lake has a bottom and they were caught in its soft bottom, © young: marshy probably but we must pot overlook the The For the chronte f reform. | Jimmie’s picture—in bis dress pa- trade uniform of the Odd Fellow fra ternity—attracted the attention of Mine Lou Nabors, of Baldwin, Mine. She wrote to Burnett and sent him her photograph, which immediately reauited in Jimmie buying « rail road ticket to Mississippi and “Lit- tle Lou.” Naturally the elopement and marriage followed Now the little folks in their tt tle house furnished with doll-like chairs and tables, are looking for- ward to the coming of a tiny wee } bit of a guest rt against Chauncey Wright, Wright sold out to Gearhart, which he also ht.” sued him for Gearhart TACOMA, Sept. 23—Charged with slaying his Indian sweetheart, |Gustaf Olsen, a longshoreman, | pleaded guilty to murder in the sec jond degree before Judge William |O. Chapman today. Olsen waa on | the verge of collapse when he made |his plea, The maximum penalty is life imprisonment Olsen shot and instantly killed Etta Curshner, 25, an Indian prin- cons rg daughter of Chief Kitsap, of the Puget sound Indians, in her tent on the Puyallup fields yester- day. He had become jealous of the attentions to the princess, a re markably handsome woman, of Arnie Olsen, another longshoreman, The Olsens are not related, BRIDE CH ARGED DANVILLE, Ky., Sept. 24.—Mare ried but three months, Mrs. Helém Williams Lane ts in jail here today charged with the murder of her husband. Lane was shot twice. PLEADS. GUILTY WITH MURDER: SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1912. | | SOME SPECIA Madrid.—The Infanta Maria Teresa, ‘of Spain, and wife of Prince Fe @auahter was born to the infanta August 16. tn bin cell Co,, in a | tandem Pensaco' | Mass., schoc altting on a the authorit the custody armed Wesley | arrived Allen has and Oglesby Wdwards, A Los tacking general ANC the and particular, eampaign in He | audience of 5,000 women at Temp! |turmpike toll from Dr. P. deputies, Edwards, | murder for alleged participation in ‘shooting up” a court today |gtand trial for the crime Des Moines about 4 Wee standard bearer of that | ONE CENT REBELS STUBBORN IN LOSING FIGHT WITH FEDERALS NEAR NACO, MEX. NACO, Ariz, Sept fighting is expected today farce of 360 Mexion: Rojas and 25 under Captain Chaves, which was 23.—Renewed between insurgents federala afternoon, and f The | ~The Seattle Star NEWS STANDS Be a oe rebels were slowly beaten toward the mountains 20 miles south of Naco, Mex. where they entrenched themeelves at nightfall. Two bun dred federal reinforcements are be- ing rushed from Naco. The casual- ties are unknown, Ban Quentin, Cal-—-Using a rope made of his blankets, Louis Del pari, a second-term convict. Delnari, who had served two years imposed tn San Francisco for grand larceny, had been placed in the] insane ward several days ago for observation. in dead Riverside, Cal—Policeman Burton found a real “blind pig” here uncovered two kegs of beer and several gallons of whisky w in Wm. Bergstrom’s pix Los Angeles —C. A. Heller, president of the Tonopah Belmont Mining hority for a new fish story. self were dragged from Avalon, Catalina island, into San Pedro harbor, | 32 miles, by two large Albicore, hooked simultaneously and driven Spokane.~-""My old mother gave me that pin; take this ring instead,” said A. D. Dias to a thug, trying to trade a phoney ring for a $150 pin “In that case,” said the stick-up mon, “I'l take both. Portland, Or.—Frederick Matson and A, Anderson tried to get more than the rooming house methods failed. cents worth of San Francisco —Chief of Police White wants red lights put on top of all houses to warn the police when burglars operate. will look Hke @ real naughty city if Chief White's idea is put into effect la, Fla—The offici The Public Service Railway Co, of New Jersey spent 6 cents in stamps and stationery, not counting employes RR Taken to a hospital three weeks ago, Miss Agnes Hea, a Medford, igirl, is still asleep. A hailstone 2'%4 inches long, shaped like a bird, its wings spread, ‘ked up yesterday by the Rev. F. M. Hicks, the Methodist preacher at Winsted, Conn. perch, was p | Seventy-six-year-old Michael Watson of Philadelphia is about to take for his third wife Mra. Anna Whitney, 56 years old. be her third husband Whether or not women may tell fibs about their age when applying for, marriage licenses, John locked up because when making his application he said he was 31 and Edwar jes believe him 42. SIDNA ALLEN IN | IMPORTANT wITN JAIL AT LAST! HILLSVIL, LE, Va,, Sept. 23.—In of a dozen heavily Sidna Allen and charged with room here, from Roanoke to retained Attorneys Lee to defend him. With Nen was a otyred in ek Ako. 23,—At party in Roosevelt, | party, in| Bryan | iELMS, Sept. progresaty Col. Theo. Wm. Jennings opened the democratic presidential | California before ar was 60 years of age and bis wife 60, auditorium today, LS IN THE NEWS dinand T. Yuasa woke them with a beer bottle after all other is of the First National bank admitted here this afternoon that the $55,000 recovered by Burns detectives was found at the back door here of the ba unknown person telephoned to Burns that the money could be found there at a certain hour, Albanesius of Union Hill aged 30, sister of King Alfonso f Bavaria, died here today. A here toda: | , having hanged himself of a fiveyear sentence | corral, He claims F. Bradshaw and him sleep they paid for in a Japanese San Francisco k building, It was said that an time, to collect 5 cents He will also d Andreson of Paterson, N. J., is ESS IN BECKER TRIAL (Dy United Press Leased Wire.) HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Sept, 23. Postmaster Fred Johnson was sum moned today to testify in the hear- ing of depositions here in the case againat Police Lieut, Chas, Becker, in New York elty, for complicity in the murder of Gambler Herman Rosenthal, Johnson, it is declared, is willing to swear that Sam Schepps, alleged paymaster” for the New York ngsters, who was arrested here, told him that his testimony regard- ing the Rosenthal case would be sufficient to send Becker to the electric chair, Attorneys represent: ing Becker are trying to prevent Johnson's deposition being taken, Mercy Plea. | DITION ee GOSH ALL HEMLOCK! 1™ GETTIN "AWFUL HOT AROUND THE COLLAR / GROSSCUP OUT “FOR ROOSEVELT CHICAGO, Sept 23.—Former United States Judge Peter 8. Gross- — |Cup deserted the regular republican | camp here today, and is out for Roorevelt. Grosscup, in an inter view, compares Roosevelt and Wil son and declares the colonel to be the pioneer progressive. “When I left the bench,” Gross cup said, “I said the coming cam paign would be the last fought along old lines, Instead it is the first to be fought on few lines. The progressive party is the only one, in my judgment, offering the need ed reforms. Cute Ute Squaws Are Now Worth $2,500 Per DENVER, Col pt. 23.—Ute squaws belonging to the confeder- ated tribes of the Utes of Colorado and Uteh are worth $2,500 each to any man who feels that he would care to wed and lead the simple life with one of them. This value on this class of squaws has only recently been increased from zero. The sudden ‘rise in worth was caused by the passage of a defi- ciency bill in the sénate, carrying an appropriation of $3,500,000 to pay the amounts of a judgment ren- dered by the Court of Claims in fa. vor of the confederated bands of Utes of Colorado and Utah. The claim is an old one and has been due for several years, The total number now living is 1,428, has ily of the Utes The number increased since the judgement was rendered several years ago, and now that a settle ment is likely the claim will make every man, woman and child of the band a well-fixed property owner. GROCERY ROBBED The West Side Grocery, 1351 44th ay. S. W., owned by 8. C. Butler, was entered by a pass key last night, $100 in cash and indorsed checks to the value of $80 stolen. do eggs cost 45 cents the dozen, retail, at the Seattle markets, when you can buy eggs fresh from the hen of retail dealers just across the sound for 35 cents GIRL HELD PRISONER BY DOCTOR CHAFING HIS NECK HELD IN HOUSE ON LONELY ROAD Deputy sheriffs are today | searching for a young doctor, who is charged with having de- coyed two young girls, em- yed in a Seattle department store, to a house on the Riche mond Beach road Saturday night, and there attempted to keep them prisoners. One of the girls escaped last night, | found her way to Richmond | beach and from there tele- | phoned the plight of the other girl lhe sheriff's office knows the name of the doctor and of the girls but refuses to divulge them. The doctor is said to have been arrested once before. According to the meager details of the case given out by the she {ffs office, the girls had left th department store Saturday night about 10 o'clock, when they were invited to an auto ride by the doc- tor. They both accepted in a spirit of fun, The “joy ride” took them out of the limits of the city and they stopped in front of a house which they thought might be a roadhouse, where they could bave some refreshments. They agreed to go in for a little while. That the doctor meant to became immediately apparent, is the story of the escaped girl. Bat when they attempted to escape they found that the doors had been locked and that they were in a sol- itary, out-of-the-way place. They screamed, but, it was of no avail. They were held prisoners. Late last night, one of the girls seized her opportunity and made a dash for a window and succeeded in getting away. She ran all the way to Richmond Beach in frenzied fright. But she managed to wake up some kindly resident of that town and the sheriffs office was notified at 1 o'clock this morning. Deputy Leighton immediately start- ed out in search of the physician. Other deputies were sent out this }morning, but nothing has so far been heard from any of them, and it is believed that the doctor may have taken alarm and skipped out, LEAGUE WILL TALK STADIUM The regular quarterly meeting of the Seattle Recreation and Play- ground league will be held in the ‘assembly rooms of the Chamber of |Commerce Wednesday evening. | The league is seeking all phases of | the stadium question and desires a llarge attendance at this meeting. | Speakers for and against the prop osition will be heard. Invitations jhave been sent to all community lelubs and other organizations im- | terested in the movement. | _ Kissing Is No Crime, Kind Judge Declares PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 23.— iit is no crime to kiss a girl, even If {the kissing takes place on the street, where every one can see, in the opinion of Magistrate . Scott. The Judge's decision in the case of Harold Luders has ‘caused much comment, Luders was arrested for kissing Miss Hilda Young, his fiance, whom he was leaving at night to board a car for his home, Miss Young walked with Luders to the corner and when the car came they kissed each other good- by. A policeman called to Luders and arrested him for disorderly | conduct. | a neertnieenina RAKE REAR * * * WEATHER FORECAST * * Generally fair tonight and © * Tuesday; light westerly winds, * * Temperature at noon, 55. \* * SERRE EH ER ENE HH Opportunity is said some more hospitable there are many of door. If you fail to one who will. past you. Downtown Want Ad “I've an idea.” “Be kind to the stranger.” ton Transcript. Bos ties in the Wants act in just this w them. ample, this evening’s paper. Want Ads and you will note not one, but many opportunities in almost every conceivable line. These little Want Ads are knocking at your Little Knocks Every Day to knock at one’s door, and, if unanswered, pass on to the doorstep of person. The opportuni- y—only Just take, for ex- Look through the take advantage of them they go their way, knocking at the doors of over 40,000 homes in their efforts to find some Don't let the Want Ads get Over 40,000 Paid Copies Each Evening Office 229 Union St.— with Souvenir and Curio Shop.