The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1912, Page 6

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Dy a Pottle of) I i i if HOW TAFT’S BROTHER | THE BALKAN WARLORD -|LABOR MEN ‘HELPED THE PRESIDENT |“ “as "| MUST STAY WITH GREAT FORTUNE IN JAIL (ity United Press Leased Wire) by Chairman Frank H. Hitchoock, ° SALEM, Mass., Oct. 10.—Joseph WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—Chas.| now postmaster general. Chas. H Ettor, Arturo Giovannitti and An P. Taft of Cincinnati, brother of] Taft said that in 1904 he contrib- ve the president, told the senate cam-| uted $76,000 to the Roosevelt fund, tonio Caruso, lebor leaders who d paign contributions committee yes| and that in 1908 he gave $44,926 to rected the strike of the Lawrence terday about his subscriptions to} the republican fight tn Ohio. le operatives, must remain in the republican campaigns in 1904) Dan R. Hanna, son of the late Jail, Justice Quinn today denying the motion to admit the defendants 1908 and 1912 Senator Mark A. Hanna, was the Taft testified that he contributed/ next witness, He sald ho gave to bail $159,339 to his brother's campaign] $177,000 to Col Roosevelt's cam- The three union men are charged in 1908, and that he had given $218,| paign this year, $50,000 through sik tae aiandar of tune, Laeuee 592 toward President Taft's pre-| progressive headquarters in New at Lawrence, g woman striker, who convention campaign last gpring.| York, the same amount through was killed by a stray bullet during Four years ago, he sald, he gave the | State irman Brown of Obio, & street riot. Although witnesses national committee $324,339, of} and $77,000 exclusively for the have sworn that a policeman fired which $150,000 was later returned| Ohio campaign the shot that killed the woman and — _—— ———] that Ettor, Giovannitt) and were a mile away at the tin attempts to secure the release of the three men on ball have failed NEPHEW OF QUEEN WOULD DETHRONE HER} Col. Jobn Voukotich, nephew of the queen of Montenegro, is in Se Attle today in the Interests of the revolutionary party, which is seek ing the overthrow of King Nicholas and Queen Milnna. Voukotich, « member of the royalty himself, is opposed to the rule of kings and queens, and has served three years fn a Montenegrin prison for es pousing views ¢ says there are 300,000 of his countrymen in the U. 8. and that mont of these will give him ald in bullding up a revolutionary party Cot. Vouko. tich is 36 years old and'is a brother of Gen. Nikola Vouwkotich of the Servian army WILSON, T. R., TAFT, ARE ONE- TWO-THREE IN IOWA STATE BY GILSON GARONER DES MOINES, Ia., Oct. 10.—-The political situation In Iowa is sadly scrambled, : ‘The race ls generally admitted to be between Wilson and Roosevelt, with Taft running third. There are three full tickets in the field—democratic, republican and bull moose, ‘The democrats are sincerely confident, basing their hopes of victory on the theory that the normal republican majority of 70,000 will be obliterated by the division in the republican ranks. The only chance for Roosevelt to defeat the democratic hopes is for him to poll a vote greatly in excess of Taft's and to draw some on the democratic vote The few polls which have been taken are conclusive of only one thing—Taft’s weakness. They favor both Roosevelt and Wilson. Taft has been thrown overboard by Senators Cummins and Kenyon, by both candidates for governor (George E. Clark, regular republican, and John L. Stevens, bull moose), by, all candidates for state and other local offices, by all candidates for congress, and even by the regular republican state committee. His only representatives in the state are members of a socalled “provisional committee” appointed by C, D. Hilles. . Senator Kenyon has not officially repudiated Taft, but he is mak- ing his campaign for re-election to the senate without mention of Taft or any allusion to national issues. He is working solely for a repub Mean state legislature, which would carry out the primary Instructions to send him back to the senate. The democratic candidate against Kenyon is Dan Hamilton, formeriy member of congress. The republican candidate for governor, George KE. Clark, was nomi- nated as a progressive and says he stands for everything in the Roose velt platform. It is understood that he Intends to vote for Roosevelt, but he is not willing, while remaining republican candidate for governor, to officially repudiate Taft, BIG REALTY GATHERING IS ON HERE TODAY Real estate men from all parts of the state are talking real estate Stuart's Calcium Wafers to each other in Seattle today. T.! pimples! Horrors! And what « L. Quigley, president of the Seattle Real Estate association, called the | mondertal change when they are el conference to order at 10 o'clock \®™ this morning in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room, A state organization will be formed. One of the objects is to have legis- lation passed by which only those Heensed may sell real estate, I censes to be issued upon sufficient bonds being put up to secure hon- est dealing. The visiting delegates will be taken for an automobile ride at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and at 6:30 they will be the guests of the local association at dinner in the Arctic club. WOMEN CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING Mrs. Kate Strong and Mrs. L. B. Lapsiey, colored residents of Port land, were arrested yesterday on the instance of Customs Inspector R. A. Beall for the alleged smug giing of dress goods and jewelry into Washington from British Co- lumbia. Unable to furnish the $1,000 ball fixed by the court in Bellingham, they were brought to Seattle and put fn the county jall. The women claim to have receipts for every- thing in their possession, which, they say, all bought in this country. PEACE RESTORED NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.—That peace is restored in Nicaragua is contained in a cable received from Managua by Nicaraguan consul Zavala here today. The dispatch was sent by the minister of foreign affairs at Managua, but gave no Pimples Go--- Beauty Comes You Just Cant Help Having a Beau- tiful Complexion If You Use e a This is King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, who will be leader of the Balkan rulers in case they go to war with Turkey. Ferdinand is grandson of King Louls Philippe, whom the French deposed some three-quarters of a century ago. He was a loafing prince 26 years ago, when the went out searching for a monarch, They jcked bim because he seemed to have quite some backbone, considering a descendant of French royalty. He was prince of Bulgaria first. Then the Bulgarians gained a Mttle more independence from Turkey, and they made him king. A couple of years ago, when Turkey was up against {t, Bulgaria declared its absolute independence, and crowned himself czar, Ho bas the biggest army of all the Balkan states, and, being an assertive and aggressive chap, he has taken the leading position. Ferd is tall and broad-shouldered and has the nose and eyes of the French royal family. Alfy of Spain is some sort of a cousin of hin, as are half the royal personages of Europe. Ferd is very elegant in + yeaa very Parisian, they say. Also he has brains, is ambitious oxy. He ie 52, bas been twice married, and his son, Crown Prince Boris, is 18. AND dotatls. AY THERE'S NO MORE CHANCE IN AMERICA FOR INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE! YET THEY S ES SEATTLE MAN IS SENTENCED SAN JOS Cal., Oct. 10.—Despite the brilliant plea of his attorney for a parole, James H. Rogers, con- victed of flooding the country with worthless checks drawn on the Na tional Livestock company, of Chi- cago, is sentenced today to one year in San Quentin prison. Rog- ers was educated at Yale and was|this, Nowadays, when you see a a former newspaper man at Seattle.|real beauty, the chances are Stu- Wealthy relativesgst is said, are/art’s Calcium Wafers wrought th: sending money for him to make a| wonderful change. It takes only a new start after his release short time, even with very bad ~ - complexions—the kind that are dis- figured with rash, eczema, bolls, blotches and liver spots. Stuart's Calelum Wafers cause the skin pores breathe out im- purities, The lungs burn up a ; WOMAN FOR $25,000 |great amount, but Nature imposes BEDALIA, Mo., Oct. 10—Women| "non the sia the ature. ; are usually found bringing breach! pyery tick of the clock meune ack, of promise suits, but Louallen R.| work, work for these wonderful Holt, a rich merchant of Marys|Wafers, And every’ instant now ville, Mo., does not care about cu%|skin {8 forming, impurities become ARMY CENTER ON . A COURTROOM PUGET SOUND ON A TRAIN 4 Prean Leaned Wire) JOPLIN, Mo., Oct. 10,—Arrested | VER, Wi 4 t. 10+ aboard a train operating between | Army circles here are pleased to- Joplin and Neosho, Mo., three men | JILTED, HE SUES The second day of the 25th an mual seasion of the Western Wash ington Baptist conference began with devotional service this morn- ing led by Dr, Hill of the Thelog- fecal seminary at Berkeley, Cal. The convention, which is attended by about 150 delegates, is being held = cme iy roe brite Neg ee $25,-l loss and less, the pores are re-|day at the announcement made byjat the First Baptist church and|today were given trials, convicte ae ee ee ta ee |Invigorated, and soon such a thing|Gen. M. P. Maus, commanding the|lasts five days. Rev. Fred Hag-|@nd fined on the morning train b en “te oak in ewe i : as a pimple, blackh ad or any oth-| department of the Columbia, that|gard, D. D., of Boston, secretary of | Officials of Newton county, Mo. | promise to d him, n ast) er eruption is impossible. You mar-/the Vancouver Barracks are not|/the American Baptist Foreign Mis- 1, H. Collier, sheriff, arrested the January she was Mrs, J. M. Planck, widow of a wealthy Sedalia busi Holt charges that she took an automobile and other ex vel at the change, The soft, rosy tint love-tapa the cheeks; the neck, shoulders and jarms show the health of youthful skin—in fact, you just can’t help aaving a beautiful complexion if | you use Stuart's Calcium Wafers. They are put up in convenient to be abandoned because of the establishment of an army center on Puget sound, Maus further declares that the forming of such a center would not necessarily prevent the govern: ment enlarging the Vancouver post. men for drinking liquor aboard the train, He escorted them to a rear coach where William Sexton, prose cuting attorney, and J, W. Wilson, | a justice of the péace, sat. The) coach was transformed into a court room and the prisoners presented to! the justice. Each pleaded guilty and | sionary society, will deliver the principal address tonight. Take.in Time the proper help to rid your system became the bride of another. $100,000 INCREASE form to carry with you, are very wre : was fined $6 and “court” costs, Th nathor MAIL CLERKS piciatabie, and are sold’ by drug- LEGAL HOLIDAY of the poisonous bile which causes | paid the assessments and were dis.| ailway mail clerks on the Seat-|gists everywhere, at 60 cents a box headaches, flatulence and discom- |°harged ay, cones: are tle Spokane run will receive an in- Postoffices in Seattle will observe October 12, Columbus Day, and con- sequently there will be only one de- livery of mall, and the general de- livery and registry windows will be open from 8 a, m,. to 10 a, m,. In the New England states, Co- lumbus Day is religiously observed; aware that court hearing was taking place, 30 YEARS FOR ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION ROME, Ovt. 10.—For attempting to assassinate King Victor Emman- fort. By common consent the proper—and the best—help is BEECHAMS higher wages was received here yes- terday from | Should be carefully examined and General | titted with Byeglasnes or Spectacies by an expert who makes that hin ape ehalt Postmaster result of a conference of mail su 1 on March 14 last, Antonio D'Al- rintendents recently held in| "#4, whereas in the West it is scarcely PILLS Me oy 30 years’ ashington, D, ©, |" 708 We inom, | known, said = hppa sehr oat, bald evervwhere Im haves 100.. Sin ndsome Set of Alfalfa to Mortify Adolf EUREKA! Now LC MUST GET-.ADOLF ' “SHALL WE SHOOT ject 2'taeeh tar F Words Music Pa mt —— a DT You CALL ME, OSGAR? DEM CHARGED WITH — VIOLATING AN | ‘i insuncTion BY JILTED . Charged with having violated the ah if injunction issued by Judge Cush 4 i man, 19 striking miners at Renton hove, beep. cited to appear before him Fon ‘turday to answer to a charge offeoptempt of court. Cush-| t inffm@tion was #o broad that it ¢ven prohibited the strikers from cafiing the strikebreakers “scabs The strikers charge that the} Jakey Furth's company, which owns the Renton mines, is allowing its} men to go armed in order to intim! date them. A few days ago one of these armed strikebreakers was fined $40 and sentenced to 10 days Leased » Oct I Miss Dolly Glass, the pretty » found wandering alowg dy at midnight cov & and bysterical, was by a jilted admirer, is the of the police today. The ties are endeavoring to Jo Swisher, whose name was ed on ope of the suit cases 4 | by the girl after stepping in jail for carrying weapons by|.” . Judge Wilson of Renton on the ap-|T8¢oma train early | morning. He ts an plication of Houner. City Attorney Paul |agent at Spokane, and though: lieved to be responsible, may dl some light on the girls to divulge anything, ‘that cannot remember any Of the dents of her trip from Tacoma ————— ag re OLD MINISTERS” CHICAGO, Oct. 10.—"Shali shoot our old preachers?” seston Grthe Rock River Mt cow. DR. MATTHEWS A LONG TOUR “We might as well shoot them as let them star 20 the pitiably small Rev. M. A. Matthews has left ip month's trip th incomes that most of them have,” said-the Rev. G. P. Eckman ofja country In the interests of t byterian church. He is mot New York, editor of the Christian of the general assembly and we Advocate. “Shooting them would be more humane. They have served their|of the Pirst Presbyterian country well. Why should their last|this city. When he returns, days be spent in want?” about Nov. 7, Dr. Matthews “Why does not Andrew Carnegie, who endowed a fund for teachers, endow superannuated preachers?” the Rev. Eckman asked “They are much more deserving ae a class, than the school teach- ra” _\give a series of evangelistic beginning on the @pme@€ Beet 6c OVW Se lU6wSCU OO eee eee ell Oe eee eee FRED D. WARREN SPEAKS SUNDAY Fred D. Warren, editor of the Appeal to Reason, will speak at the Dream! “Yea, I'm now on out mock is known throughout the country as a forceful writer on s0- clalism, and is also a powerful speaker. The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock. He comes to Seattle fol lowing Eugene Debs and Congress: man Berger as one of a number of leading socialists who are to speak here. POOR, POOR CAT! NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—Seek- Ing to forget her grief in the gay life of a big city, Miss Constance Bentiey of Wood- land = Wellington, Somerset, England, is here today, incon- solable over the loss of a pet Maltese cat which recently dled after being her companion for 15 years. When th tw 8 Ors ces sea inimal became it! family summon- ed the best cat doctors in the kingdom without avail. In the hope that a sea voyage might alleviate her grief, a trip to New York was arranged. THREE DROWNED REDLANDS, Cal. Oct. 10, Fifty men are dragging Bear Valley lake today, in an effort to recover the bodies of Howard Dutro, | Will Talmadge, 23, and Otis Tal-|{ madge, 14, drowned yesterday while | t< impair and left fae duck shooting. tacks of dangerous ai The three started early yester-| ble suffering ra day morning in a canvas boat. Late | }on% ,ferker yesterday their oars and lunch box/| were found floating on the lake. It is supposed their boat u guritwer 8 ¢enencenete > expense to’ you, my “We Home Treatment,” which im so many extraordinary © chronic and acute cases. Mf will surely cure you, as i dreds of others, but don word for it, Just sent trial and be convinced. Catarrh row lecabs in the nose, prev for breath and sleepless Do not delay a moment now for FREE. package. 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