The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1913, Page 1

O) fidpnce ever after.Hazlitt. STATE SCORES IN CASE AGAINST SEATTLE BANKERS | = WATERFRONT GRAB Despite Plea of Monopoly | Attorneys, Legislative Committee Proposes to ~ Probe Charges. OLYMPIA, Jan. 28—Rep. Houser ly win his fight to have title of Seattie’s water front investigated by the legisla ‘The Dill ca x f this in tt atic is being jered by a P) gedal committee. before wh Whole car loa goting ratiroa appeas to kill off ¢ ore to recover | e state tw gad one ball © s of wate froperty. Hut at the cle t ated they would proba report $e favor of an i « | Rep. Honser eared the HM fore the commit’ " d today, “as every ai Bis opinion the . a rT owed th I po e nce was exerted ia . eet ie os FALLS OVER q | oe ; tine, "i | bach IN ifs scenes a ; A brn : {| objected to by Attorney Hughes for n 5 » floor 1 | ae 2 M reeif mad wey > 0 Rert = ? where “~ * hia te wor ate E " mer n va ‘a Ci A ca “3 ve lead = - oa Ded, Dl SE na | wc Mi Ra ee ee ? THE STAR FINDS PLENTY OF tyne. UNDER / t ; ach me to steal for him pati to build a new court house, only __ THING IN TOWN i : need more money to put up a build. “th re talking ii m my & pon ar e to face with Monday by Cx t t ? ig council anr | . ment | ma t “ \ | didn't look, as she sat in the big he had over girls. HH be Kept A ee cg ig ane | ieee wit! | COMPROMISE eee t mchatantly blag rivntbaer PP : « 2| oF YMPIA Jam, 28-—Owners ot Di D ‘ fhe wealth of her SE OMAN KILLS MINE. _| Washington were driven int t d d with a sort of CREW ESCAPE NEWiE MILLER TRIAL] OWNER IN SALOON ne mittee wh ne irectors ecide tt a thy NCISCO, Jan, 28.—Run-| When Peter Miller, convicted of | [Wr ee ) Set | We in detect AXEL 8TRO | injored oy, ‘ Mirek aay track * growing d: ameig gives = a ed to, friend. The feeling of friendship is like that e detec ny Sagan yf y- an un- of being comfortably filled with roast It strikes at the root of eur con- beef; love like being enlivened with Tl INVESTICATE FILE CHARGES AGAINST PROVE THAT FURTH IDecked out in the fashionable | gurprised, then angry nae coat and picture hat and rings, she “he ' me what a be cman mma eaineniiiiineeiietiiiiiia' 2a \ OLYMPIA, Jan, 28.—Re} KAIN UK SNOW TONIGHT OR WEDNESDAY; WARMER, SOUTHERLY WINDS THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER ‘IN SEATTLE a ce 28, 1913. ONE CENT (8 2taixsano HOME EDITION STAN VOL, 14. NO. 286. THis Quy ‘ones Siane ST, WERE'S APACKAGE THAT BELONGS To You Mas. Jones ALLEGED HYPNOTIST WHO > KNEW SCHRICKER’S es To cive THis cart, LOOKS LIKE HE | VICTIMIZED YOUNG GIRLS BANK WAS WABBLY JUST ONE LONE smacK AECALL FOR 1 BELINGHAM Jan. 28.—S80 acute + a Senator Poindexter’s Fight had the Sehricker account with the be borrowed on | | attic National bank beoeme in * } word and May, 1911, according to the eaten tee hie pod | Against Confirmation of stimony thie morning, that Jacob overhead |Furth, Ih order to ger’ sround the Wed to Bhow an overdraft | Federal Judge Is Suc- |national banking law limiting the = ; cessful. amount of loans to one concern, ‘ot | = |had to pervonally ican the Sehrick | a1 Ue) ~ aS.e aa oe er bank $500, andthe Seattle Wo. $141.000. This was’ $21,000 "more | WASHINGTON, Jan. 28, ltone! bank 'h accept two ("An (he love. ner . he Be Despite the almost desperate $10,000 mortgages which it had efforts of his friends to save tly made to t | Sreviowsly refused. vt him, Clinton W. Heo ‘d, ap- | In reply to questions by Corrigan, Presi 4 jaesiatant prosecutor, Schricker me perme phe Sth scr sti jaaid he thue found $23,000 to his | * succeed C, H. Hanford on the jcredit without his knowledge rar federal bench, will have to give | Furth, he said, told him about the |. ‘ up his berth, according to arrangement several days after it . ind had been made present indicatic | This point will be urged by the | ™ # rese Tlow state as indicating the knowledge | *®* ally ad Jon the part of the defendants, off). | CUD!» hick \ Jeers of the Seattic National bank, (BeCurity with ¢ sential of the Schricker bank's insolvent cous : Phe - «| Condition way ui * : : t Pate ah ‘ Schricker, the La Conner b 5 with th howit ree r Wrulibce }whem Jacob Furth, A. Vv. A E€. W. Antrews and Daniel her, officers of the Seattic National bank, are accused of having aided and abetted to receive deposits |" after knowledge of hie bank's In solvency, resumed his testimony this morning. Ankeny Investigates aWon of dness, in some t with all the I will be k ays told says, would be 1 LANDOWNERS to Reduce Stock ' 1 nt Reyes in a| burglary, { raigned at Tacoma| COURTLAND, Ariz, Jan of perjury|Dan Danielson, a wealthy mining} the Wra ay, the steam | Satur the de y pre . filed n rosecuting we and instantly killed) cov area wher neron is [Boa Fe 9 C « ia| Attorney Murphy, he will not face H ) gave herliowered by cheninw cae thi died pieces. its crew |Judge M. L. Clifford, before whom The shoot-| Canal, The Houser bill. provide At McCormack Bros.’ Department Store, so they he norte ped. The vessel was|he was found guilty last week $e) ing tpg a : Rea that all land uncovered be reserved are inaugurating a strenuous “Directors’ Sale,” full by Captain Olson, and Pop a C4 oe attiane Peritaiten as arrested, refused AN}. the state, that on street end particulars of which will be found in the large dis- soner returned h PSO FOE SE recive Temainet Tudee (OMe oP - ane me d the play ad on page 3 in today’s Star. Economical buy- Maybe you're|is not believed the eaego can be|ford, and so Judge Chapman will) HE WOULD ABOLISH er say Leer she. Bay chacas | THE CORONER'S JOB) ers will undoubtedly find many bargains in this ad which will appeal to them. have tirs t is bill jy with will be re slight changes That American admipistratio foren*of Yakima want ' INSECT “KILLER” | Justice I ard, aS expre din a statement before the alu he coroners of the state where Nie wenrs her beads, which is DESTROYS HOME Star Want Ads are wonderful business bringers. The Star guarantees in excess of 40,000 paid circu- lation daily. These papers reach the people when they have time to read—and they do read The Star of justice must be radically reformed if revolution wot . here the chicken proverbially |» eres t aR ; esl ie let, and who is not guilty of the crime-of which he is accused, is sentenced | t, It not ‘usually. Moren| "ROLLING BAY, Wash,—A mi.-| badd Ge bade yon sensi das ver ens : ‘ llionaire ecker of banks and flomes, goes to jail for one year. Charl 1 to put the coroners out of] ture of tar and coal oil, left cool army of readers The Star has, you will understanc ed till “scapes from prison because he is ill, while a convict in t ssine abolish the office entire-}on the stove in Victor Sodergren’s that Star Want Ads just simply can’t help but bring isl . ‘th Hiaenade until i di ; ng Reade rer thr myleeraone | house, caught le ole app good resulgs, Just phone Main 9400 or Elliott 44, languishes with sickn » ; iy attention to coroner’#{and burned down his home. So¢ ae El Rie i : chivas zs f hae these discrepancies of justice, and are demanding reform with a low ‘ag an OW: that the have to| gren was preparing the mixture to ond more sees Phy call at SBe SPW ae ance F elve The spirit of the recall is spreading, and the impatience of the sma in. with the coroner ]kill insects in his chicken hou at 229 Union St.,ewith the Souvenir and Curi Pp. j Acarhtae ri be t, the peoplegwill.” ’ 1 just as well do the Th was valued at $1,000 vill happen, Unless the judges act, the peop'—w 8 themselve There was no insurance.