The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1913, Page 1

t : FUNNY BUSINES: Port Angele | Charges on Which a Jury Found Him Guilty. Certain Seattle Papers With a Leaning Towards Jacob Furth, Printed With Much Glee Recently Some Alleged Resolutions Passed by the Commercial Club Exonerating Jacob Furth and Declaring Him Not Guilty of the Today The Star Received a Copy of the Port Angeles Olympic Weekly, Which Declares Emphatically That There Is No Commercial Club in Port Angeles and That No Resolutions Vindicating Furth Were Ever Passed. Funny Business Somewhere! WEATHER FORECAST: PROBABLY FAIR TONIGHT, SUNDAY FAIR; MODERATE Speaking of Scutari HE Powers held five kings | A big, assorted lot One Monte > But st won the pot; a Sometimes ff game win i? And sometime it does net. VOLUME 15 THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE NO. 56 SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1913. WOMEN POLICE TO GUARD CITY JAILS 4 Pree Leased \ ANGELES, Ma 1s to ba 0 LOS ANGELES MA I$ INDICTED UPON STORIES OF GIRLS formed work !n plain clothes police By Unit ES. May s. George H Charged with contributing to the delin. ixby, millio financier and land rtments were the call CHARGES EXISTENCE OF RING ORGANIZED TO BETRAY YOUNG GIRLS Sebastian, “is re | Wright and © two voten than nf 1’ debate. | bringing An ame nt submitted b nm ee heed O ator 2 . er-| Who seeks at Kittie Phillips told of » which ‘took apartment houses and roadhouses. red-light veies girls from 16 to 20° years " Los Angeles ima no} | a period ot] part tr ontriouting to A number of senators, including some of those who voted for the bil! declare this clause does not prohibit the renewing of the leases indefl- of the measure amendment. The vote on the W: titute | Nes notorious Eve STYLISHLY GOWNED GIRLS COME TO TESTIFY ED SI AVERS AGAINST A chiet of police! » matter whole with [ASIATIGS TO GET U.S.CITIZENSHIP? was when E. J. Davis ns. He one of the was { the grand jury that the @ methods of white ed at the e waiting rooms { a gathering a . Top—Kittie Phillips, One of the Witnesses, and Geo. H. Bixby, Long Beach, Cal., Millionaires, Who Has Been Mentioned in the White Slavery Investigation In Los Angeles. Bottom——Eva Nesbleth and Marie Brown-Levy, Investigation. — <= y ta inference was that if the antt-allen land own-| ership question goes to the su | pas preme court that . |Astaticn may be admitted to citt ni ake iShy Near-Groom | ita It might be worth while to con 1 h Wotean Buretar | os icles iat Has a Wallop FRIENDS 10 Al -§ DOLLY CARROLL the case Young s to de | Witnesses in the) ee ee {t {a possible MISS LISTER TO. CHRISTEN SHIP. Lansed W Cal. ornia land law is Ta » all afternoon lice are | The eae of D charged with {nary hearing In y Carroll and Al R ising th are entitled to become natur WESTERLY WI? ONE CENT OP SLUGS A MAN, BUT STAYS ON THE FO ARRESTED MILLIONAIRE AND SOME OF THE GIRLS | WHO TESTIFIED TO JURY nitely, and that much of the force | == Is lost through the| BRINCE EDDIE TO Do You Fee! This Way? at BOUT this tir year we wish To go away, somewhere, and fish With e who would bait our fF some on Then ook, unattach the fish we took RCE ON TRAINS AMD HEWS STANDS & HOME EDITION SERGEANT DAGNER IS NOT FIRED FOR DISGRACEFUL ACT | Can a Seattle cop punch a man in the face and get away with it? Does the “law of the club” still go on the police force, as it did a few years ago, when citizens were slugged or flogged at the pleasure of the arresting officer? Sergt. Lee Dagner assaulted Alfred Nelson, an auto driv- er, in police court last Wednesday. Dagner is still on the po- lice force. He has not been fired. He has not been “laid off.” He has not even been reprimanded. Evidently the police au- thorities are not concerned much when a cop strikes a plain citizen. Dagner made his attack while the police court was in session. The judge might have jailed the policeman for con- tempt of court, but he didn’t. He allowed the matter to slide. Maybe he thought the proper officials would discipline the of- fending sergeant. *” ” a A 7” It is four days since Dagner made his disgraceful attack upon Nelson, and Dagner is still on the force. It looks as if Chief Bannick’s “Golden-Rule” policy has slipped a few cogs. Maybe it is no longer a crime for an officer to strike a defense- less man. * * * * * There are a number of men on the force who are unfit and who have no right to draw pay from the public to protect the public. AMONG THESE UNFIT MEN _ IS_ SERGT. DAGNER, WHO SLUGGED A DEFENSELESS MAN. VISIT THE STATES} Nurse Answers Masher’s Hail, Then Arrests Him NEW YORK, tella La Mainr May 3 a graduat ly owe was held for dis- the magis- ve spoken e had known ate, g trate tha to Mrs —— | Another Flag See 10,000 WORKERS one 10x15 +a Pree | for Humphries y com Wire. May 3.—Com- industry erica of T e judge they will with a 10x15 flag next with th mills the we lfraud J. H. Tucker of Tacoma in a a tnrm d thus thwart the purpose of such lin the city proper. series | ‘iccailtal ¥e Se er. She alleged that he secure nd bi on jmatrimonial venture, will come UP! her consent to become hiv wife “The lower courta have held that = —— 5 igh Tuesday before U. 8. Commissioner in June, 1912, and in December all Astatics are not entitled to nat | on awe: Totter Young was placed under he plainly backed out uralization, but the supreme court $3,000 ball and Mrs. Carroll unde never has’ approved the construc THIS 18 EDDIE. ile | $1,600 tion of the law. It might be over b onfidence FOU ON BOARD turned,” fddie Wettin, a regular English h P be, 0 coming te Ameria The Parcel Post Maps Fails to Get a Laugh After i of F — Rea erates ¢ ean oom t | o ag : Bernhardt, Mirthmaker Dies}: the Tent-| AVOR ASPHALT Choo wagon, Pe Hee ian che ve Chet " ! | The « ted to the Then {th 1 Jand cheered him and 1 I } 4 a t CHICAGO, I M curt jokes, and went to his room. federal fonday | By a vote of four to two the board 8. 3. Mil oth av, the Hand ran after him as long as he e Gordon, the comedian, known He was not missed until time of public works Friday awarde motorcyclist, was 20 feet Hl ould stay % “the Ger for his night appearance. Ho the Hillott Construction Co. the ¢ skyward, but escaped serious in ) : 2 | Germa r, py my ya aa a | tract for paving 11th ay. W. with|{ Juries. ‘The motor bike was al If you want to get one of those fine Parcel ener tae dead. tnt ho floor : asphalt and bitullthic. The bid was|{ most wrecked. Miller attempted hich : z el room, said, a fe " @ actor had taken a cold $31,403.10. City Engineer Dimock|] to pass an auto driven by C, W Post Maps which The Star is presenting abso- MAG unte was toand: Yhat cure, and oa phy- | und Superintendent. Ross voted|| Maitland, of the White Auto Co iit sh " ; paints pega - P who judged from. the gainst this award, The latter utely free with each yearly subscription, you ; ed in fal, had | Us fave bid of P. J, McHugh Ws Hn : : : 7 " ed ake . owed aboat. ¢ | " the district complisht ; must send in your order right away. Sarat t 2 The bit pat t Cana , y ae \ INGTOS fa u t 1, is to be i A tie Salle cages fa 1 o 0 1 en veavier grades Ja deer, manag \ ole 1 a oa dale cmd pe This is a complete map of the state of Wash- diate > ! 7 ! j social niceties an athe aioe and Jang! Hubby Gone! 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