The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1912, Page 6

THE STAR—SATURDAY, ie 30, 1912. PROSECUTION ‘Capt. Osgar Gives Subordinate to Understand Cops Musn't Flirt Mii Coda GETS SETBACK With the'return of the recall pe-| titions to J. L. Kahaley, president of the recall association, the con-| T VILE ATTEND To DER templated prosecution of forgeries | RASCAL RIGHT AVAY, by Mayor Cotterill has today re-| a : am cotived a serious setback | G. Comptrotier Harry Carroll, who returned the petitions yesterday, | defends his action by saying he fol-| lowed the legal advice of Corpora tion Counsel Bradford and his own attorney Carrol says that, with) the expiration of the 20-day period following the Ming of the petitions, their possession reverts to the re call association The number of signatures is deficient, according to} the city charter. Prosecuting Attorney Murphy ad-| dressed a letter to Carroll asking him to retain the petitions until t could look them over The let was disregarded by Carroll Mayor Cotteritl, while admitting) that the best evidence in alleged) forgery cases has been destroyed} by the return of the petitions, he} may still decide to go ahead with) the prosec ations YOu SAY DERE ISS A POLICEMAN AWA, DISS 133 DER VAY YOU DO Your = “ee ‘Yess $ : . Ti Mie wo LUMPS, 133 NORAH, IN YOUR KITCHEN FURTING MIT DUTY — MAKING BOOGLE-Goo EYES miT YouR Cook YGSS, DOT ISS KITCHON MECHANICS! FOR DI33 YOu Go AGAINST DER RULES, MADAM, TOMORROW BEFORE DER BOARD t 2,000 SHRINERS WILL GATHER | HERE TONIGHT Nearly 2,000 Shriners are ex pected at the semi-annual conven-| tion at the Armory tonight. [t will be the largest gathering of Mystic nobles the Northwest has ever had Portland will send 200 delegates, Tacoma 300, Victoria and Van couver 100, and other cities will send representatives. Miustrious Potentate D. B. Tre fethen, assisted by Chief Rabban J./ L. McLean, will preside at the) ceremonial Governor Hay El Katif temple, will attend if he can return from Spokane in time, Gov ernor-elect Lister, Afifidemple, will be present to greet the Seattle nobles. Many visiting Shrifers are being entertained in Reaitie today | HOMINY, HONEY AND LONG ‘Lit E, 4 AGED POET’S SECRET OF HEALTH: MURPHINE ELECTION LAW PROVISIONS Elimination of party lines tn primaries and election of state, i) county, city and legislative offiées 1) ators and congressmen, but names of all candidates of all parties to appear on same ballot together with nonpartisan candidates, so that voters will not be required to declare their party affiliations Election officials to be chosen by superior court jadges in same manner a8 jurors are now selected—by lot | Party lines retained only in somination and election of U. 8. sen Pencils to be prohibited In election booths, and special election stamps to be substituted. Registration to be compulsory in country as well as city pre cinets. Two sets of election officials to ree Presidential ference primar ten to be chosen by state-al-large. Where national convention refuses to seat such ¢ egates, that party to lose its place on Washington ballot for presi || dential electors Preference primary and preference final election of U. 8. sen- ators on the Oregon plan Oregon publicity system for all candidates, giving opportunity for arguments pro and con, and distributing same to every voter SLEEP LATE ON SUNDAY! GO TO CHURCH, ANYWAY Rey. C. F. Mieir has instituted a “men’s hour” at the West Side Baptist church. This meeting takes place on Sundays between 12 and | o'clock, and is for laboring men who want to sleep late on the Sabbath “I was a working man myself at one time,” sald Dr. Mieir, “and so I ean appreciate why a man likes to sleep late on Sunday morning.” _—_— Washington probably will be they T Washington, for example, first state in the union to abolish |today. The governor-elect is a dem party lines in the election of state ocrat. He te the only state offictal atid county officers jwho was elected as a democrat The bill providing for this, one of |The state cannot be claimed in any the firet to be Introduced tn the |sense to be a democratic state, It next legislature, which convenes on| was one of the few thal gave an January 13, is being drawn by |overwhe!ming vote for Roosevelt Thomas F. Murphine. He is the | agains: Wilson. best-posted man on election laws in| “Yet Gov. Lister would name this state. a democrat as U. 8. senator if he The bill is receiving pledges of |/had the opportunity. As a matte support of all progressives, and | of fact, therefore, there is more enough democrats and republicans | reason, because of this senatorship in the legislature to insure ite pass question, to urge nonpartisanship age, at leant as to ite main features, |in the selection of a governor than Murpbine has been one of the prom-|to oppose it for that reason. inent leaders in the progressive| Murphine’e bill will recodify the movement in this state, and the entire election law. It wil} reduce progressive state platform adopted |to a minimum the opportunities of last September pledged the party to fraud by election offictals, first, nospartisanship in county offices: by having them chosen by lots, as Murphine has gone further. He|jurors are now chosen; second, by wants the party label removed |substituting special rubber stamps) 4 4ic7 awp, Cal., Noy. 20.—Hom- JOY RIDE LASTS » FOR TWO YEARS By United Press Leased Wite NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—After a “good time,” lasting practically two years, during which he traveled 39,000 - miles, Jos. R. Jordan of Sania Barbara, Cal, is today on his way across the continent. He arrived here from Buenos Ayres on siders the greatest poem he has. ever worked upon. Friends of the venerable band’ bave been surprised by his recest the tramp steamer San Quentin. from state offices as well, from|to mark the ballots, instead of pen- ie ee wR demonstrations of good : Jordan left San Francisco two Kovernor down cile, and third, by providing aj!ny and honey may once more be The explanation has come the years ago, after a joy ride, and Legisiatore Hesitate double set of official regarded as something good to eat. 2nnouncement of his made the first stop a: Japan. Then There are several legislators who, ———— Joaquin Miller, the California poet, 2¥#2ita, that his diet for the, followed a serics of awakenings at while favoring the nonpartisan idea | UW vs nia poets! year has been restricted to Singapore, Bombay, Calcutta, Port |in general, are hesitating on its ap- AR SPIRIT has made the discovery. Upon the and honey. She says that | Said, Cairo, Liverpool and various plication to the gubernatorial and {homely diet of his forefathers he father has eaten it as often other ports. legisiative offices, The argument HITS POLAND | has entirely recovered from his re- times a day, and during the urged is that the legislature elects cent illness, and at the age of 75 few months he has urged the — Ron ‘nen om ——_ sore . ital : MUSHES 250 MILES U, B, senators and the governor ia |By United Press Laased Wire years bes undertahen wyst be com “upon his visitors. “ senators in cases of vacancies, Tes | the people to celebrate the anniver oe FAIRBANKS, Nov. 20.—A tale | ae raise aes ss| TIMBER RIGHTS ata ase crac INDICT ELEVEN IN GREAT mushing 250 miles across the GIVEN DIMOCK B tion by proposing the Oregon ays. (1880 by declaring that the Polish nog le valley in a blizzard tem of electing senators, pledging ess = take Lrnched meastires Yi with a maniac as a prisoner, Was! pec, a of members of the legislature to elect |Sk4inst Russia, pamphlets are being | ASE; - 40 NDER ARR See eanet , Mee, Havees works, by epproving City inven By United Press Leased Wire. Austrian foreign secretary, Von|the man who receives the highest |{reely distributed tn the streets of | when he arrived here yesterday.|Dinock's plens and specifications |. PARIS, Nov. 30.—The prociama-|Berehtold, is quoted as saying be| popular vote, regurdiess of party af-|Warean, sare a dispateh received) PORTLAND, Or, bing 29 Hansen was sent up to arrest the|{or the removal and sate of certain ton naming Ismail Kemal Hey pro-| believes ‘the difference between |fillations, This would eliminate |‘Oday from that city Eleven men were indicied by the| ‘ional affair. man, who had threatened thé life|timune in the Codar river war | Yisional president of Albania, it is| Austria aud Servia will be settled |the necessity of party lines in the| | Numerous arrests of students and) 14, 4 od: Favor Drastic Law. of Mrs. Helacy, wife of a welllshed’ wan vesting in the engineer believed here today, heralds the| through diplomacy. Russia appears | election of legislatures workingmen have been made by | CDlnt? stant sary tay en nel Ita known trader. He found his man| prerogatives belonging to the build.{Dtth of a new European nation, |in a peaceful mood, and all indica-| “In any event,” says Murphine, | Tors patrolling Warsaw, sult of the tnvestigation ty the/ evenoped tte aaa gone, waited eight days in his\{ng superintendent, RH. Ober, su-, 1B* POWers are protesting Albania’s | tions point to the acceptance of Sir|“ft would be far more satisfactory | porsiand.—Briti juvenile court authorities of acts of ia2 A. W. Lafferty. whe €abia, and finally captured him. |petinteadent ot hatiings started | PIN to establi¢h itnelf ax a republic| dw. Grey's plan for x meeting of|t0 have a governor, elected in alyig ty hurrying to sh bark Metropo a ee Se " Vis is hurrying to h port » depravity practiced among a clique! vember 26, a bit of excitement at the meeting | Stead of a principality, and it is ambassadors to vetile all European | nonpartisan election, appoint a U. 8. | her charter ng to reach port before of local men and in which a score | of ceactantiog: i poomilal vice crusade may be made am WANT “RINGLING” not believed Serv! : esterday. ia will offer seri- | differences. senator, in case of vacancy, that to y } MAN IN DENVER)..." produces an opinion trom |%, (PRnt |" The Accteign foreign office todar|have a pertiens goteracr’ take a|morew swat | LOE Dave are involved it te atiet | tatiog oe vil ia tke mai Corporation Counsel Bradford sup- t Is hoped Ismail's offer 'o make is examining the report of Consul| partisan choice, which might be di) Swift Curent, Saek—A prairie | turn 18 or 20 additional indictments | resentatives, rec: ived his ue PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 30.—Jobn Durazzo a free port fi Pp » porting bis position that the char- ee port so far as the Prochaska on occurrences at Pris-jrectly contrary to the real party ‘fire is sweeping south to the North i ane — a 7, Sova ter gave the building superintend- trade of Servia is concerned, will rend. It is reported this document |sentiment of the state. Dakota Soamiaey, o1 ee 80 from represeatatives of oer fs be sufficient to check any Servian shows Prochaska was treated shab- ce SEARS sn aren Rie al FE hon concen ual Pe er) was Ming Bros., of cireus fame, captured ¢at supervision over city lauds. aggression. It {i id The board, however, ratified Dim- js unofficially ted bily by the Serviane military offi- at the height of an alleged swind- | 7"* : . that Austria approves (he plan, and cers. Servian civil : Those indicted today, who are/from Lafferty's law offices ~~ peter ip the custody etre teen Sone eee gpa the general outlook for peace is | however, Tepudiate senpueeiens THE LAST NI peage niheags 5 i “aeteaaier, } raabhgnend sor keows Ban ol nver ; cer, Haaee 6 rere today throughout all Bu. jfor the affair, placing the blame on | Bari 1 Van Hulen, H. LC esee Ge itech With Lacecraale Wanted in? Denver for the alleged WHISKERS TAKE the shoulders of Ee officers. | Harry Start, physician and | sur-/ unified action in the house The following poem, which is said to have been written by a tramp/Keon; John Doe Bosworth, Earl endeavor to pass a obtaining of $500 from the Colorado FIRE, HE DIES National bank. Reno, Nev., in August 1911, is believed to rank with “The Ballad | Brown, an 18-year-old boy. would be drastic In oe EATER SSC ing i as a commentary on the last hours of a man about| Of those indicted four admit the | the evil. ZAPATA SHOOTS MIDDLETON, N. Y., Nov. 30.—A It hae been rarely published, charges against them. — PEACE ENVOY |*?ii*, fom the ploe of john He Seayceses cach tearing, lettering, ray Forty Arreste Dance at Dreamland q - Gilson, a farmer, ignited his long TS HE SAYS rs have fixed for him looks dimly out. Up to date approximately 40 ar- MEXICO CITY, Nov. 30.—Carry-| whiskers. The flames spread to 9 hrough bare steel upon a lasting world. rests have been made by Juvenile ing out his threat that he would put |his clothing ‘and he was burned to| SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 29. that any work that has to be done Bo. ae nd a blank and seul confuston-toased, court officers during the investiga- ot 1 ag, Sige Ne af aninodlgnnr death. —When the next session of con-| isn't dirty work = ig 3 hie sues, vateabies pg — igcaumounced th h 2 3 PRIA AEE SR . : he last hours of a world fi hich unced that the t f Emilio Zapata, the rebel leader, HE HAS A GOOD gress Convenes in Washington, Con. the nae Lyre who av from Tomorrow's dawn, too swift to come, Ay pte the indicted parties will Sgr Nag passed the death penalty upon two gressman William Kent of Marin|tne ix oF foreign workers are The dead march to the shabby butlded thing, place before a month, it being the Sin dneebting to advices reostved PRESS AGENT |(ounty will make « vigorous effort | priviegecthat, le re . Seeeen St Hae wailoue vodely Teens wen desire of District Attorney Cam- today from Excautla By United Press teased Wire to secure stringent laws limiting | own the rail ‘. toe From whose unhallowed arm he soon shall hang, eron, who relinquishes his office One of the condemned men was COPENHAGEN, Nov. 30. immigration in the railroads and the factories Shall hang, oh, ignominious exit. tro: January 1, to have hi . N, . 3 - and the other big industries that The stage on which he's played his wretched ° = Sereeeere, shot, but the other escaped, So nervous has M. Mitniteky, Bayon. id _ on erin 4re| employ labor, the people who are! | And. which, now cleared for him, shall be the scone Walter Evans, prosecute the cases the Russian violinist, become ¢ outgrowth of his sympathy for 4 Of actions like to his, but with t Each of the m Lumbermen are looking torward| ince the “black hand” got ‘on [the victims of industrial oppres. in 8 poaition to: vores. othere: Te Performed. by other abtors, warth's arest scheme ment, who are Dan Sone bebot ie Gee o0 the bert sonre tn tho bic] nce, Soe (tick band” wot on 1500, Tal very ditterent oie hie | werk for-them. Allowing one great climax (oa man Is being held under $1,000" bali | Waa ovate ee pes to appear on the platform ex pelos opponents of immigration | PATRICK TO OFFER Gin love of lite oitein hissell sane t bond, with the exception of Brown | D EN | is T ‘ 10 object to the forel, 7 r A ning to d 4 Gila of tha aes shortage, and —_ Es pecs ben art Fiend a wit oe SECOND RICE WILL Of heavenly pardon, eo remote im. tne fined If Sete ae i eee The 2 mid are Sovoating more settied.| anarchist, who admits the au- He believes the presetice of large Dark hour, a last and feebi: made attempt prominence of EB. 8. J. MeAliister | Second Av. and vey s ae pecvanie that Eastern lumber thorship of a letter demanding bodies of unassimilated foreign OY Ss Frees Senet Oe tp i mortal soul, and Dr, Harry Start has added new | papcsite 8 Stone-Fisher Co” lers will now buy only in large) 250 from the musician. workmen injects race and national] N&W YORK, Nov. 30,—Albert ° tremulous plea interest to the case and | quantfties, owing to the lull in trade paras ss Macs prejudice into the relations be-| Patrick, recently pardoned by Gov , ken mid the dark known that these Hn iu . 4 es since August and the necessity of] SUFFRAGETTE BOMB |‘"°e? employer and employe, al-| ernor Dix, after serving {0 years pg Ra ings (ale ie pours See elaborate plans for thelr defense | WE STAND BACK OF OUR filling the yards with new stock. ready too severely strained by oth-| in Sing Bing on conviction of the But who has ever been a gleaming Might Endeavors are bei ad FOR 20 YEARS’ GUA ONLY FIRECRACKERS |¢r points of difference, and that| murder of Wm. Marsh Rice, is to Amid the de earthly gloom, and prays to eetablish a definite conu 8 oa ABERDEEN, Scotland, Nov. 30.|'MS prejudice’ dulls the conscience | day preparing to offer the second| uF i ag ke Fi BT As a between the practices forming the | EASY PAYMENTS Y. M CA What was at first thought to be | the employer until he ts quite | Rice will for probate. He says a Tie who ‘in the morn s oer basis of the indictments as carried cut a plot against. the iife of Davia| Willing to exploit the workers to| court hearing will be the quickest iy" numan agency "irae on in San Francisco and Portland, | oe - HALL Lloyd-George, British chancellor of |'he Umit of his power, way to secure vindication Perhape through haute vii tiara the words in the: hope that this partieular | che the exchequer, was discovered here ‘e haven't established justice Patrick was convicted on the rist, aceused of crime, hang crucified ~ | sien |when a militant suffraget Cred pet Psp ocbges yet,” says Kent,| theory that he forged the second < to Me ry<sin i ldragged from behind an organ in| ©xPlaining why he is going to work| Rice will and then had another ‘ome unto Me, and I will give you rest Madison 8t/ihe hall when the chancellor wan | fT laws limiting immigration to| man ala: the aged millionaire. Es: . ra = BE FINISH FIGHT | Set of Teeth about to speak. But the “bomb” | this country perineal enact PITTSBURG, Nov. 30.-Officials | 15 Guaranteed Tae ENE eS ta tn er | en et, oe NEWS ODDITIES sierra — — - 3 m .| Prairie way tod jay ordered to return jto impo strikebreakers i 3 or FREE MORE CANNONS AND | fitst, that there wilt be @ lot Jess |home with the 750 marines who| BratMlock and Homestead 3% $1 coat own dirty work to do, and then we will] were stationed in the Dominican ‘ break the trainmen’s strike, Oper. | Oren ee LESS PROFESSORS |:ome secondly to @ realizing sense republic during the recent revo AL AN < ations will be resumed tomorrow, Gold or Porcelain LECTURES! BERLIN: Nov. 20." paste aeeacenaactened oe NR AOR A le ec ie id DERMAN PRETZEL 18 AT the head of an official investigation | they say, in all d NG oF FO | BERLIN, Nov. 3 etter more === ae <== |of Chicago bake-shops. Strike’ | ppartmente, Bridge Work « eal duane Gower tr i Ponce py MB gg Re a WAR WOULD B i jovated bg igh EQUAL RIGHTS? Mrs. Belmont won't let men join saguriation OF Mone ott el ‘he on ‘8 wa,” by Mrs. : clare » ‘aK (ere) ITY er Society for the Suppression of Christmas Giving. aaa ee ©. 8. Fowler Chumoe, widow of the ner, one of the leading professors E PROOF OF INSANITY. HAITI’S NAVY, TO WIT, ONE CRUISER, is at last out of hock at |umplanal ® Walkout of 10,000 other a : famous author, Prof’ 0. §. Fowler, f political economy in explaining q IN orp ;j the League Island navy yard, Solid Gold Fillings, 1 iB of New York, beginning Dec. 2, 4,|WBY professorships for teaching na LONDON, Nov. 30.—"That ‘the whole generation of GROUNDS FOR SEPARATION.—Mrs, Fannie Sieger says her hua Oana § each evening at # p,m, tional economy cannot be increased || Men went mad and tore themselves to pieces,’ is the only ||band raised such a row when he lost a collar button she had to leave| ASK CITY TO BUILD Silver Fillings, a Health consultations at Lincoln|4t present. He sald the govern-|| epitaph history could write upon such a catastrophe Me the house. MUNY patho smo 9 ma ron heme ict | Tha i the pink expressed here today hy Winston |longhte URECR, KLAR” at Ue When tuuguron ae ws | rhe ante smatieotn | RAPY 1 NTE 18, ¥ . é es " ‘ i - ts ‘orbidden. strict commissioners think the C1 ® tickles a bs oe in ayn mleetrtcity, to overcome disease tions, for “cannons, seeeibitity “ ba = of the Reming re barring to the enough over the election, \ ae ee Semncarate. exe: aekiey qvanall yesterday aflatapon. recore. Gnd dalance in payme ‘ be taught in classes beginning co teemangegrere ss y of a general European war resulting from the THE REV. ARTHUR H. CARPENTER has resigned th ti ee RAR WRITTEN cA : nraiture, Main 6518.1 present Balkan situation. of the Cromwell, Conn., Baptlat church and immorsed himdelt im bush |werke tects eat oot butte ven ON Ae ey ‘uesday, Dec. 10, 2 7:30 ‘Tuesday, at 2:30 and 7:31 works to acquire a site for the mu- ness as a bill collector. nicipal car barns, PAINLESS DE i o Modern Furniture Co,