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

WATCH FOR AIRSHIP PICTURES OF VANDERBILT AUTO RACES IN THE STAR HE Panay. striking md abou ie corner 0! IANA DILLPICKLES be- ond av. and Pike st. is gins her trip as advance lobe —_ one lone red brick in the political agent. See eae nae : r . r es Read Boalt’ ete, Sete ee _____ THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE Suet ee 189 * SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 191 ONE CENT RACE CLOSE BETWEEN T.R. AND WILSON ONE LABOR |airsuip PHOTOS OF BIG AUTO | RACES TAKEN FOR THE STAR | THERE LITTLE GIRL COLONEL APPARENTLY — DoWr cRY" | LEADING IN INDIANA AND IN PENNSYLVANIA 1 INDIANAPOL!S, Oct. 7.—Edward ‘@ Cincinnati, former bue ie | Jn that city for the In- tion of Bridge BY GILSON GARDNER {ram Johnson and Senator Dixon are erhete (Washington Correspondent of The |that throughout the West, at least, fon ae of tna ee Star) Taft is a negligible quantity, and it ie ones ace tor Wenn WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—That| would indicate that in parts of the Ant aaliges Roosevelt is at present leading|Hast he is equally negligible, a net gulity to both the other candidates in In-|though in New York he still has Sar ae maraleg's eee. diana and Pennsylvania and that he some strength. He is second mam is running behind both Wilson and there, and Roosevelt third. iis of Clack to, changing Taft in New York state, is the It is equally significant that Wik icsms come as 0 great showing of a postal card straw vote |son has a long lead on Taft in New Sette acker detenénats made by your correspondent. | York st It should be remem. Bee hh Wen notions The figures are bered, however, that no campaign re ‘ee Marshal Schmidt, Shean ba tabat &b6> INDIANA—Roowevelt, 106; Wil-|haw as yet been made in New York F rae cosonafiget er * son, 74; Taft, 35; Debs, 25; Chafin,|state. The state tickets have only 4 several cate ee A LIFE LESSON 4; Reiner (soctalist-labor), 1 just been nominated, and all the From “AFTERWHILES” by ® Special rmission of the ® Bobbe-Merrili Co, by Whom #) It Is Copyrighted. *) SYLVANIA-——Roosevelt, 72; | conditions of the poll were as une 64; Taft, 51; Debs, 21; favorable as possible for Roosevelt, | Unless Roosevelt can break the NEW YORK-—Wilson, 91; Taft, | Solid South, it is necessary for him 64; Roosevelt, 48; Debs, 12; Chafin, |to carry w York in order to have Whee Waited States District At- * “4 reached the court eeeeeeee that Clark had de- his plea to one of Ses e eee 8; undecided, 2. enough votes to win. Even should ae ak the wit * x PURE RSH! It is not claimed that this poll is he carry Pennsylvania and Indiana, rt -admitted that he was There! little girl, don't ery! conclusive nor that it is at all com-|with the other states of similar po- plete as to the states. It is simply litical complexion, should we lose 4 straw in the wind, ~aecurate so |New York, he would lack the votes far an it affects the localities where | necessary to win. Probably as nev- the poll was taken er before, therefore, New York is These three states were chosen jthe pivotal state on waich this elew because they are regarded as pivot-|tion turns. al: Whatever happens in the other} Another Interesting feature of parts of the country, the history-/thie poll is the strong showing of making vote will be that cast in| Debs, the socia' candidate. In thene three states. The total votes |Indiana, Debs polls 25 to Taft's 86, im the electoral college amount to |In Pennsylvania, he bas 21 to Taft's $31. The number necessary to|51, and in New York, 12 to Roose elect is 266. Of these, the three /|velt’s 48. This would seem to fn- states of New York, Pennsylvania | dicate that the socialist vote will and was ready Thef Wave broken your doll, I know; And your teanet blue, And your playhouse, too, Are things of the long afo; But childish troubles will soon | pase by There! little girl, don't ory! j that sentence be de- fu and Clark then joined Ortie “Mellasigal in Marshal Schmidt's the other defendants ly surprised at Clark's they expressed the belief BM resalted from Miller's de- — of Clark Saturday that Clark had su dynamitings in and There! litte girl, don't ery! They have broken your sidte, 1 defendants appeared know; - : and Indiana cast 98 - not be materially affected by Rooge- ~~ fvadl by Clark's decision And the giad, wild ways gee «An <4 “Bolid West” for Roosevelt velt’s candidacy, but that Roosevelt ae plea. They eyed each cs oan elaakenican ; YY LL It looks now as if Roosevelt | will draw his strength from the iy and seemed anxious | —_ ROOT ETE Gaye i Vege pa “ would have a “Solid West” to|two old parties in the malp, . to talk with Clark. All Are things of the long ago? | “4 dio Vb Y, match Woodrow Wilson's “Solid| Considering the - as 8 however, were frus- But life and love will seon’ come ‘ J South,” and that the battle Witt | wrete—wtn at meager informa- . ro turn on what happens in the states |tion is is now possible to gather, of the Middle West and the East. |and bearing in mind that election Taft a Poor Third | day is still five weeks off—it is ev- It Is significant that in both In-|ident that the race is likely to be James Whitcomb Riley, poet laureate of the giana and Pennsylvania Taft is|a close one between Roosevelt and plain people, and his friends in indianapolis, |running a rather poor third. This | Wilson, h the latter favored by There! little girl, don't ¢ry! said: pleaded guilty. How and Bot matter. That is his If others decide to There! little girl, don't ery! , They bave broken your heart, I ange their pleas it will only be know; : his home town, are celebrating his 59th birth- tm Vg opal rg p= odoin J earner based on regular “polite ywn when they Pg polo om And the minbow gleams day today. The Pickwick club of Seattie will a Ps detained r - Fish (on right) and Wagner, all ready for a photographic flight, Of your youthful dreama Balen wee MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct. 7.—The his father acquiesced in hie deter. Are things of the long agg; greatest combined feat of aviation,| mination to take up aviation He! put Heaven holds all for whiek ch The Star this week } #¥to racing and photography, In all | staked the youngster to a special | > wae bet cn a history, was performed here yes course of training under. Orville celebrate the event in its own way tonight. there near mae ner wre toyoure| ANOTHER STANDPAT LIE NAILED: at any time, who got closer to the hearts of his own people, than this gentie singer, James Here is another one of those, d ai Bisa = tl beer an \e “Unqual an al terday afterncon when Farnum and Wilbur Wright at Dayton, 0. There! little giri, don't cry! obyee-nadin nd a ——t cps alia ole aR he thn: edotraniet the yank in bo “ae ‘world’s champion base-| Fish, aviator, and F Wagner, | and bought him a $5,000 biplane. | cconeesectnesemm ene rE - = mg — ie ing's P-l. | am supporting ‘é a photographer, snapped from the! A ‘oar ago Fish qualified for bis ; | 1 000 FROM mendous popularity of “Bob” whole progressive ticket without air the speed demons of the world’s | license from the Aero Club of THREE BIG M / , Hodg@, has resorted to all sorts of any exception. It will cost the state | most spectacular auto r: America, and became the world's canards. The following telegram |severat million dollars extra for an- This daring and successful | youngest aviator. He holds the rec 6c 9 | speaks for itself: other term of Hay. Hodge is a bet tempt at aerial photography was|ord for the longest flight over FOR BOB HODG j ter man. We must stand together | made expressly for The Seattle water--from Los Angeles to Ban | “Spokane, Wash., Oct. 7, 1912. and elect the entire ticket. My | Star. Diego, 120 milee—and was the first! a ewe ne eee hk wei ihe Arcade hall meeting will be] ‘Tag day brought about $1,000 to|“Edgar C. Snyder, chairman of services are at your disposal for « re.” you sigh— ary press, in alarm over the tre D BY | |. The photographs secured were aviator ever arrested for violating | for women only. It will start at the Mother Ryther on Satur-| the State Progressive Central this Purpose. wf CAVE-IN icsaets dispatched to The a city ordinance by landing in a * HODGE MEETINGS TODAY #/ 2180 this afternoon. jday- The exact pitt et Committee, ) JOHN C. LAWRENCE.’ Star. They are now rushing to Se k last fall at Chicago. known, for the tag sales wi cor —— a = — a many flights, re| * Arcade hall, 2:30 p. m., for@®] fhe Ajax hall is the largest 10} cinued until Thursday night. On Erickson, 35, 1628 Ninth jattle as fi 4“ the speediest mail, H | “ 3 Lilled at 6 o'clock thin (trains and special delivery may! paid the cost of bis airship, and in| * Women only ®\ that section of Green Lake * ‘The | Wednesday and Thursday moving by @ cavein in the tunnel | carry them only 16 | Ajax hall, 85th and Green-#/ meeting will begin at § o'clock, 1 picture shows will be given at the bulit for the trunk| This is the first time that the fa-| Fred H. Wagner, the photog-| # Wood, tonight #/ pesides Hodge, Dan Landon, canil-|Coiscum theatre for the benefit of Eighth ward headquarters, ®/ gate for congress against “lAnre@ |i. home, The admission will be Queen Anne Hill. The | mous auto classics, the Grand Prix|rapher, is equally daring. He is a/ * a. 4 d at co east end,!and the Vanderbilt cup races, have| member of the firm of Wagner &|* Queen Anne and Galer, to- a Trimmer’ bebe omy. Reagees only 10 cents. MARRIAGE A LA MODE.—In London, Harry C. Black of Balth av. and Blaine si.|ever been photographed from the|Durborough, aerial photographors.| * night. TS nISe, ne ane district, ‘will ES RI more and Constance Helen Hoffmeister of Glenthorne, Countisbury, Was working in the tun-jair. A number of brilliant photo-| For a dozen years he has been * sakiee lature from the 4% . LED BY AUTO Devonshire, were married in church in hunting costume and afterward WM. Carfeon, 3020 17th av.| graphs were secured as the avia-|noted among the newspaper pho-|#* * * *# ae ® * # * speak, KIL rode to the hounds. ° doing the biasting and|tors skimmed the air waves, fol-|tographers of America. His work ape ee At the Eighth ward headquarters, 1 ttews in Johnson, Kan., G. B. Bucker and Miss Goldie A. Gregor hailed “Bob” Hodge, progressive candi 454) Queen Anne ay. Hodge will be| COLPAX, Wash., Oct. Judge Robert R. Friend from his broom-corn field and had him perform fie mucking. When the | lowing the flashing autos. at the scene of the San Francisco the wedding ceremony in his shirt sleeves. The t, pie|earthquake won him national fame,| date for governor, will epegk in Be] nea nore apecches from C.| Was received here today of an auto- Sr Tae mnencs ees | pictaren than doauina tor Tea eaer, | ber an havea cccasions nearly cost|attle today to three audiences, y France py Rick Burrowa, cand}-| mobile accident in the country near bale Pi buried in about two|will make historic record of this | him his life. He was mistaken for | Hodge is back after a week of stren-| V0. for state senator on the pro- ets yee Ms ete CHICAGO.—AT A DINNER given by Chicago doctors to 200 physk great achievement in pioneer aertal|a looter ahd shot at repeatedly by | uous but cheering and stirring ca! cregsive ticket from the 36th Gis-| nisi it. tn ec iecrain buver for-the| cans from Germany at the Hotel La Salle, nearly all the wives of the mag photography performed by Fish|the excited guardsmen on .duty| palgning in Hnstern Waghigaton,| trop of Colfax, a grain bin visitors smoked cigarettes, Ss and Wagner. during the turmoil or the quake. } where Senator Poindexter jolned | ‘Tomorrow night Hodge and Ole| Houser Grain Co. of gh a was hit } JEWELRY Farnum Thayer Fish ts the son| He slept one night in a hotel which | him, and John ¢ Lagreness c. iB. Henwon will speak at Bellingham pega on gen ey beaten | : CHICAGO.—AS COLLATERAL FOR her own board bill, the pretty “ y9|of & prominent physician of Los| collapsed the next day HY a ae te orem in| On Wednesday night they will have | Ton) culate fone mnith Peter, a clerk,| brown-eyed baby of Mrs, Marie Jornicki is being held by Mrs. Tony, J. HAM? |Anceies. He was 16 on October 6.| ‘The difficulties and perite, of! sives. Hodge broke records, in) ‘iyeeting In the Coliseum theatre, | broken and bd Smith Peter. © clerk.) jowision. The woman asked the. police to make the woman give up's. Beees Lenco’ Wire.) When he was graduated Parra piss nerial photography” simply whet) the size of the crowds tha 5 suffered @ frac -l her. child r i I at 14a record twelf— pa Det. 7.—With no elew | #00 Haat eat ake at Arcade hall,|’ Peogressive headquarters have! the party, waeallghtly injured, The : ee ES ‘oday be speal a ; * PARIS.—LIEUTENANT HOFER’S DEATH is announced at the Aero Pork upon, the police here today at Ajax ball, at S5th nnd Green-| been established for the Third and | injured men also reside In Colfax. club,qaking 18 atemen Killed in Seplember, aad 194 since Liswseakah : IN ¥ 5 Broadway. A meeting gressive headquarters, at Queen! Pine st. and Cte Ee IS SEATTLE COURTS |) Anne av. and Gater at the sn cx:ce Abani calc AVIATOR KILLED PITTSBURG.—“TEACH. BOYS BOXING and girls fencing,” says = eae ere a 4 Wire) | Dr. W. L, Savage, director of physical training in the public schools, ee eee! AFTER 22 YEARS | Thrown his appetite for morw dressed east of the mountains, in Everett Dan Lankard, the fourth member of : to apprehend the ' wood, and at the Bighth ward pro| Seventh wards at the corner of a ORY NOS Selfridge lost his life in 1908, senator, while he was ; Giese of $2000 worth Pacing in the event ot conviction} Enter the thumb-seal in Seattle |head foremost from his aeroplane PITTSBURG.—IN 1905 DR. F. E. WINTER secured a Louisiana . today a charge of being an habitual| courts. In Judge Tallman'’s court MONSTER SUNFLOWER *) After 22 years of married life,| when {t collided with a windmill,| mocking bird. Recently he was fined $10 for having a wild bird ip f . . bitt neater sun- ®| mei , |tor fei eet to the ground as he — tant two sseihe. te maid's court om. two roUbery | tas the widow of Ishar Singh, a Sowde, saate won his Green #| morning secuked a divorce in Judge | yo, taxing a flight at Savona, and COLUMBUS, 0.—COLUMBUS COUNCILMAN advises a new cure native of East India, has regularly The #|Dykeman’s court from Thomas R. |ig dead here today from his injuries.| for auto speed mania. He suggests: “Don't arrest the driver, Arrest time Col. Lewis and | “Parses. Lake place thi jteteeeeeee tte ‘wife have been He is alleged to have held up Evan|and according to law constituted vp itaelf ie 16 inches in #{Jones, buyer for a large corpora-| Kondo had just ascended to ajthe machine and sentence it to 30 ¢ solitary confinement,” « = Morgan at Black Diamond on May |Chetta and Sam Singh, as her rop-|* flower lhnell ls 18 chelate ie here. She was awarded $60 a|height of 40 fect. and was circling —— 18 and secured $19.75. resentatives in the damage suit for), ang grew on a 10-foot stalk, #| month alimony. The couple have |about, preparing for a loftier fight NEW YORK.—THE LAW compelling all steamers leaving United 4 OVER LOOT On June 27 he ts charged with | the death of her husband, now pend-|4 three inches thick. #| three sons, the eldest being 20, The| when in trying to avoid collision| States ports to carry two wireless operators and an auxiliary plant, having given E. R. Bacon in this} ing against the Schwager & Nettle- #|complaint alleges intoxication and’ with a barn he crashed into a wind-| independent of the ship's main power plant, went into effect today, The sults, overcoats and bath- city some knockout drops while/ ton Co. The notary’s seals on this|p ypeekke ee kee thw cruelty. mill, — od Stolen from the Lamson Dye they were drinking beer together, | document are made by impressions = = = - a 2 LENOX, MASS.—J. P. MORGAN acted as godfather to Jos. H, September 27, and from the/and that he then dragged him to| of the thumb. Choate’s, Jr., little son, Joseph HI., Sunday at the christening. He pres Dye Works, owned by Wm.| Ninth av. and King st., where he| singh was employed as “off-bear sented the baby with a golden spoon, last week, were recovered] broke Bacon's jaw and took $92.| er” in the Schwager-Nettleton saw . — when Detectives Wick-|The defendant drew a gun on the| mii, and on April 1, 1911, was erat! Holland arrested Henry| police when they arrested him. In-| caught in a revolving shaft and kill & negro, and searched his} formation in the hands of Prosecut-| eq guit for $15,000 has been start- Moore, who {s 22 years old,|ing Attorney Murphy charges Stel- | 9q. employed as a hotel por-|yyne with prison record in Van- UR Re couver, B. C., and California, WOMAN CHOOSES EXPENSES OF SENATOR BOB) «DEATH BY FIRE Choosing death by fire as the sur. CHICAGO, Oct, 7—Declaration| oo) means of ending her troubled that Senator Robt. M. La Follette of | jjfe, Mrs. R. M. Blum, an aged wife Wisconsin had come out in favor of|ot a local mariner, sprayed her Gov, Woodrow Wilson, the demo-| clothing with gasoline in her apart cratic candidate for president, and) mentg here today and applied a IF JOHN PALASIS OF PHILADELPHIA doesn't send his wife te school, he will have to go to jail, Mrs. Palasis is 13 years old. THE HOLES IN CHEESE cost more a pound now than they hav@ since the war, HARVARD BOYS HAVE THE most mustaches, LAN a Want Ad campaign as you would any other important business venture. Make up your mind as to what you want and SIT TIGHT. If one ad won't do it try two—try more. Go at it with vim and vigor. This applies whether you are advertising the value of your services ¢ Story the Birth Records the y Sge Months ison Page 6 today. Don't Miss Reading It. ol ticipate in the|match. In a flash the old woman re v ; Jomeoratie campaign, wag tnade| was converted into a living torch Rone inh Cuca, ie Cathe, SENORN eee oe or are advertising in the interest of a merchandise tops . 7 > 4 goon lay a charred mags jp her + ‘CALL OV i i ii ae STA, Fin emg yceragas yer Be pterd afte fe aad ce THE, SPEEDERS WHO WERE SHOVING MONEY AT HIM ALL- Day selling campaign, Bring your Want Ad to us and let branch of the league was opened| partment found the sorpee alter Us — , Q | us place it before our readers. bet ear MO tinale eames fas hom te Wheeieel.’ | rhe. deck sergeant’s window at)Bannick says thero have been too) Evans, auto agent; A. B. De Castel- The Want Ads are IMPORTANT because they, env nether La Wilson wae not stat.|. Mrs, Blum feared she was becom-| soiicg headquarters today looked | MANY goo ar aor oa 1 ane coat olson tetany | are economical and effective. r Pt « ol hose arrested or; Nels s ed. ed ia oe for this reason (00K | tiie @ moving pleture film of arunt ous he incident philosophically, a/clan; C. A, Allen, P. F. Lonergan, . If the real value of the Want Ads was known there 4 apap nasa ARTES oer Hy ge = oe k—running backward, A i the muffler off their|student, no muffler; F. Archam ’ 5 : ii UREREN ELENA AE ARES Up to Dai fet neta: ma crowded raven sil gave their views of the|bault, chauffeur; BE. L. Biard, no wouldn’t be room in this paper for anything else. , : Bg fel cB daa tag a “No use locking the stable door | ball money he La ari ant faster aha 7: slat Vet oF bey dag \G.'t ones auto saloon 1 8 OVER 40,000 STARS SOLD EACH EVENING. ¥ . on.” than he could cow’ 4 p . . , ; & frost, Tuesday, taj, With ris- x|after the horse 1s stolen. eas the mot ts for membership in the Speed-| Hewitt, speeding; Mrs. G, B, Swine- a . : & \xg temperatuges Fee south: | | “T should say that Po on gi eunta Weis As, vPhip_ Ace ca club if hart, speeding: ¢. poeaen, 25 Downtown Office, 229 Union St. (with Souvenir tzeast winds. Temperature at #| time to loc utomobile.”—W, P ' 1 one woman for speed-| B, Lindenberger, president of the) muffler; Hiram Chittenden, U. o : : . E % noon, 52 {back after the aatomobile.”—Wash- |" men tt ming mufflers, ‘Chiet|Lindenberger Packing Co.; Harry|W. student, & Curio Shop) Phones Main 9400, Elliott 44. a fee te TO tt te tt tk AA Sngton, Herald,