The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1913, Page 1

Cy RAIN TONIGHT OR TUESDAY; Mé ° tells that tariff commit- on’silk is reduced, the silk stoc kings. a—of course not; Gilk manufa gee that if the working gh! Pahaw! Did you never loc y can't wear see ~The VOL, 14. NO, 285 CATTLE Pee- WILL YOUR CI GENTLEMEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL: T One year ago the same voters who elected yo a Municipal Telephone System, and INSTRU ” You took your office under pledge to The first necessary step towards a Municip for that purpose. The mayor has placed in you telephone expert, proving the practicability and to popular vote the necessary $500,000 general HYPNOTIST PREYS OFF GIRLS HE PUTS OUT T0 ROB HOME ‘Detectives Declare Good-Locking - Dozens of Victims Who Hel Mandates Under Strange Spe! | uu voted an overwhelming people’s mandate in favor of CTED you to take “all necessary steps to accomplish that serve the people. Today is your day to make good. al Telephone System is the authorization of a bond issue r hands the detail report and estimate of a recognized) public profit of the project. The ordinance to submit bond issue and the additional $1,500,000 mortgage on the, ) ; SKETCHES BY THE STAR ARTIST MAD Aicoe FURTH AS WE ABPEARS WW COURT AT | Q@&LiOnAM hasn a — a Young Man Has} plessly Obey His! ¥ : - —— -_— ! id peter who ¢ ey found letters from two giris! Pte DS saait ove : {ta Vancouver. In one was @ picture \ hypnot 2 : o sweetfaced lass dressed in pretty girls, white, and scribble Pomes, then makes the How do | look as ; Wend ture In his rooms were a on hypnotism suggestion. He is girla to elry and valuat care : Turner she His plan, say the detectives, wa poo. to wateh the want ads in the news “T didn’t ,want ¢ . &o out and look over houses the detectives “1 nestica BR But I just cx looked p Peter were to ¢ { his girls to apy ) Mrose the street fron @ation and burrla Turner is 18 When ar Would have to do he was wesring clothing o ind f Has Many Victims the home of W. C.| Jkreenman NETTERER { The police charge + Ireenwood av. the BELL MONAN ATTORNEY . be A $300 dia FOR PURTH ee I} good | mond \ from ome of Mrs ‘ ta- D. Kelleher was given, she says rs he Harbaraz made a comple p say GIRL MUST FACE J By United Prone ‘sal vy Seattle Star THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE WASH., MONDAY, JANUARY WHERE FOUR PROMINENT SEAT for one year 48 SAN FRAN( x Assistant t t * ha stated t rer the req ' vision of forney, perer Feb. 24 as | he _ the day for the al of Dr. Otto | case, and t Teslen, accuse ander | on! ov — sarees 5g WALTER. Fucror/ st nuance | the mot Ove OF *URTHS ATTORNE) > WERATH BKASTERLY WINDS. New York wife went home to mother be- her husband gave fountain for a Christmas present and insisted that ehe put all her sin It’s such hus- bands who drive women to mother or drink, cause her a pen kick writing: HOME EDITION 27 ON THAIN AND NEWS STANDS Se 1913. ONE CENT ITY COUNCILMEN DARE DO IT? future telephone revenues, has been in your hands for two weeks. This is the last day to vote. your last chance to play square with the people—TO OBEY THE PEOPLE’S MANDATE. You, Councilman Goddard, and you, Councilman Marble, and you, Councilman Griffiths, and the rest of you, what right have you to violate the mandate of the voters? What excuse or justification can you offer to the 38,000 citizens who instructed you to submit a municipal telephone proposition to them for their approval or rejection? Your attitude on the question has nothing to do with the case. YOU ARE UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM YOUR BOSS, THE PEOPLE. AND YOU HAD BETTER OBEY ORDERS. cm asiumcuan couRr ON LAWYERS CLASH ? ON LEGAL POINT IN FURTH TRIAL Convicted Banker Schricker, Called to Testify, Al- most Breaks Down When He Speaks of Long Friendship for Jacob Furth. This is —s EC. HUGHES OME Of PURINE ATTORNEYS aft Ss a had friendship” BELLINGHAM, Jan 27.—Pro- ie § Their ceedings in the conspiracy trial of bank re ried three Jacéb Furth and associate bankers of Seattle, were enlivened this mornieg by an hour's argu ment over a legal question, in which the state was accused of en three up to the r insolvency, 1 d April, 1912, nk was closed, Schrieke gaging in a “fiching expedition” balance in his d the defense was countercharg atule bankers, ed with attempting to squelch ma: the state to terial testimony tle bankers were give The ars t f Schricker’s insolvent hen Wit Jas hen his account ‘was bankrupte ‘ the debtors’ column. The k was asked t brought out, over the ob- ul Prosecutor Corri of defens at most on he wa Schricker depositors were cker's connectio with the Mill Co., which is said to n rest for his faile efi ed on when was called. It was $348,000 had gone te t engineer, wae w morning. He n of lepc xpe y of value of uw th t La Cor is Pennsylvania in tent h Schricke had a slight in- H tercbt "SUGAR KING JUDGE SAYS MAYOR USE 10 SERVE YOUNGFOLK “pouce Bi. TERM CANNOTWED 7 v ‘ “ee a Mayor Cotterill today returned to kana cue “a > ; r ; | or oe the city council, with his veto,| WASHINGTON, Jan ; ae ap carries tt a , ione nett riffiths’ rdi ited States me cc J eye vi = wre “ a - Councilman Griffiths’ ordinance, United 1 . yee: derrgesn< a = " = passed a week ago, giving to police firt tods € cor . aie dene ee authority to issue summons, of Ch former y Bee tae telicuah acetal a | N FOUND GUIL I y notice, to law violators without! of th ne ar Refining i pal t Mallen, her i placing under arrest the persons company fo: 1 in s young babble: soieeue ; sought the suga thei lationship, re . if, A great victory, if you please, Tt. hill was drawn to make It|He was sex r relationship, a 9 Remarkable Legal Fight Put Up by Defendant, How AGB shee ag Se dL ole arora se drawn to le He wa i to get married tn : ever, Has Served to Expose Barbarous Third- detective department. A great vic aichirertoe So vite state, law.” othe 4 Y§ | : tory, but a defeat, also. For in Sanat eonits e oy The : Degree Methods Employed by Capt. Tennant. j0ry, ,u* 3 defent: also. | Far ie ° ie Ben il for wovers! f Ronald to pass upon tp people . ote was a disposition today among the! pete, yeegman, has | Chicago police departiner ED the Gatttantlacy, Captain ‘Ter va ; aie gown bs Sritsingl: const : 4 upon whether the ty | me , pa pe vamtinad thud t his rope a Lt e fant has unwittingly revealed to | ni ; rarer t law forbids marriage Stall turn ove eee Suna ie. Wiiranie. the ' public gaze the methods he uses inj iecue advanee warrant th than sec- r recone eaecaps okie veo Gaining his ends. sat Af herutan 14 the A des a maxt park.| Judge M. L. Clifford's cour The prospect of Pe is| so ten aiednainh Of sous hithre of one year's im- Rec-liim guilty of burglariz tering he OO vonne A H t for Violation, “to ome of F. V. Fishe * hind the r of trivial rl . 1 is a step-brother of the " ng the beveyos M # at orney smp0 an he dam Remedy Worse Then eons ther. Both had the same r the committee to Its prom > s it elved A {with a barbaric regime similar to 0? guitca the kkaas ’ b . ome tims ago, to recommer S94 tihat of Wappens n and = Jail etide ve lasion of the proposition to! vueh doubt as to whether Miller's K Milter. | when police success de canes ayy —ey EIGHT HURT FIVE HURT WHEN voters. So the ia © | counsel, in his stubborn fight for years old then |pended on the bludgeon and the TAXI HITS TRAIN ported favorably upon th ** | his client, has succeeded in laying Blow to Miller, = Fbluck hole : | cies sion 1 indications th base for a successful appeal Miller, who bas fought. the Tennant put Peter Miller in that SPOKANE, Jan. 27.—As a result were the conncil w Eleven for Conviction through courts for four) same black hole. It was for that MINOT, N. D, Jan Three! of the large taxicab in which they Att the « way Eleven of the jurymen thought since his € : , who > | that the supreme court reversed persons instar hear were riding crashing at high speed nny held out his and has £roWN| one conviction of the 4 bnr ‘ ea MibaK othata date a teks Femsnge ould not A a CHICAGO.—On the gr Miller guilty. One held ou one 1 deb at plo iden < M tin a ight others | ir ight tra tanding at the lord for the « fruit was ) »| acquittal. He was won ove a ine jatar, x arrests| Were | ret crossing, five mem ‘ inte Sunday morning, after an all night An act on | #cathing terms, upon picion,| tally, when a ay suffering severe injure are «agar t Back a. alth pon endl \ He er 4 up In nis chair when] Convicted in Spite of Tennant Ralechanh te ¢ nef.| struck a wagor car was splintered Marters me . I Serat. William D. Howe, of the he heard the verdict | The or has pool xcept in cases of|two acne we , those injured are M. M. : bd — ist closed other Helm ch ar a t ined by Tenn pected to live Thi , nd brutal “third i lgree.” He has hoped to thus hea D off another appeal by Miller janot a th h he has succeeded h h Peter Miller's fight against h law had come to the finish | , . Higa’ “You Will Neve How Hard It Was to Bid You a!} YOUNG WIFE’S LAST But Captain Tennant and his Quiet Gor She Writes Husband in Her Farewell s at Another Woman in the Case, LETTER TO HER HUSBAND dy than the the “| have no desir relics of a past} methods remain, cloth an age that produced the Cor d Wappensteins. SPECIAL O | " he says, ‘ C yr not yet done with|¢lothe the police of the city with 9 a, ay n tt and fed e ‘ ' ; Miller. He will be brought the power of a Russian ticket-of 8 er } und ¥ 4 } af ei ee tT promised hin : judge Cll day leave system, whereby they .could ! Wide the table where Husband Finds Her Dead the s tontabt aud eave a has been t for}in pga § aive to any person a document that OMPhasized the tired Dr. G. A. Swit 416 ¥ chance to preve if Per oy BET y against hi : potion aan ag Mina ontempt of | Is told of in th lvertiseme f Sk ros » Plain be "7 got b er lta, ber aa 1 don 1 1G » result of weal nob eave an cl pe : con Nida s told of in the « ertisement o s hamek Bros. Btife free tre ¢ : on ar all on res ! f f 1 mer 1 oe ene ey ject to arrest with: which appears on pa 5 in today's Star. This marvously she ed at the re ° Tov who ha ed to care has - from ne more and the pdb : | ase ac of the new things in spring suitings YY watch k breast . », for me. You will never know how tye ft r hicago wah f = which should prove of interest to the ladies of Se- rae she turn r task AIS hard it was for me to.bld you a t SANE ANSWERS TO attle at this time, No matter what you want to eens arnihio dee’ ert nally ‘seant. ti ; t FOOLISH QUESTIONS buy, you are almost sure to find it advertised in the words to aly You had mad clean t t BATTELLE GE TS — The Star. And almost always at a money-saving Baper. Her +. t i n | price. Read the ads carefully and thorough Btieed ele ‘ote SIX MONTHS he Mra I. Ke | every day igh anx For ce Ok a ry Star Want Ads are one of the very best business tte é ct bw. % getting mediums in Seattle> When you consider 1 Aad 1 J | that The Star has a guaranteed paid daily circlua- ‘ OAKLAND, ¢ A plow Mavtaling i my tion of more than 40,000 copies, and when you rik Pt sales anen band Pps ' ie down 46 aa think of what an immense army of geaders this “ 1 didn't peyviae BS ie O of the win means, you will see that Star Want Ads SIMPLY fatter, ther it likel t se sah by an re j Uc Hl the feather CAN’T HELP BUT BRING RESULTS. And BS asert. The r . i denth Sarin tiie covias | Glate taut } they do. 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