The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1913, Page 1

eThe Star’s Circulation Is More Than Forty Thousand Copies Dai'y. FOR SEATTLE “Was it made iin Seattle?” Ask your grocer and your merchant that question when you are spending your money VOLUME NO. 112 18 LEPER COLONY IS VISITED BY TRAGEDY John Early, Deserted by Wife, Goes Insane and Raves Madly in His Grief RICH WOMAN PICTURES SHOW SURGEONS TALKING WITH DIAMOND POINT LEPER| ALLOWS ANOTHER LEPER IS GARROTED AND ROBBED (CRAMENTO. July 9— Police today were still en- y at sea so far as tangible 3 are concerned in the of Cherry de St Maurice, 33, keeper of an un- derworld resort, who, late yes- terday, was found strangled to death here, with $5,000 worth of jewelry missing That death master was garr with pinion o' to death curred. Sh Cherry de ed to have x end $100,000 4 Lepers at Temporary Colony at 0. Sawyer, for a Nationa! Leprosarium. | Wife Married a Fellow Veteran The winner in today's contest is @ distinguished personage ta feems this modern phrase has dis turbed e Bill Shakespeare. | At least ed that name he to this contribution 1 should worry about my cash “He who steals st trash.” my purse SHAKESPEARE. A big c North eine Merehan n * Managers » of Se at which time thousands of Following ts some more “Worry” | merchants of Washington, Idaho philosophy and ¢ will be in attendanc I should worry and lose my head, | will place at the ry When I'm buried I'm a long time | Seat ng the we of August dead. 8 to 2 ED BEARD, 819 g st And, on ad sar ce. I should worry? I've no gried = [a big Indu When my bread raises higher than | tic the cost of beef. | sociation, wh r MRS FP. SELLMAN. | organization wil elaborate Rothell, Wast |displays of the 72 The Sales on 1 should worry, or come darn near|of wh it, Howard "Dy If | didn’t have the Seattle spirit. LM COOMBS K 1006 Donovan st WATCH FOR YOUR TWAS ACCIDENT FACE IN THE PINK Al Martin, an ardent baseball fan. was the first man to call The coroner's jury in the inq it The Star office today for 4 held th ufterncon at Butte free grandstand ticket to the n the death of'| ball ¢ Martin was one of at tha Prisco 1h five ubout whose head & 2703 Fir returned a | ring was drawn in a group ple verdict that Mrs. Leon came to her | ture taken at the ball park Mon death an acc Coroner Ma rinted in Tuesday al batted: the ‘| after an in edition. Each night an allied an inquest t nection of the , found dead Satur © day-before game with a deep gash through the Pink. Cireles r She was busy in cround several faces f she slipped and © countenances a st knife, the police ; Ric 1 Le her hus 7 free ticke 1 ¥ r a friend. f calling on the Sport Kailt ae fre parlor your phot e print h ream, “1 am Fan, Watch the Pin New Raincoat Store on Second Avenue An Eastern concern has opened a large and well “gre raincoat store at 916 Sec- ond av., to be known as the Guarantee Raincoat eacaiee, and which will be under the management of Mr. I. Chelem- sky, a resident of this city for the past 15 years. The Guarantee Raincoat Company will make a specialty of selling direct from the manufacturer to the consumer. | SETAE ET TLE ET, AND VICINITY SEATTLE, WASH., Diamond Point Listening to Or. E Health Officer of Los Angeles County, Explain His Plan The Arrow Points to John R. Early, Vet eran of the War With Spain, Who Contracted the Disease in the Philip: pines and Has Just Become Mentally Unbalanced on Hearing That His The X Marks Antonio Volcano, Leper | From Spokane, Leaning Against the Tree 's Andrew Groven MERCHANTS OF ALL | NORTHWEST WILL GATHER IN SEATTLE tainment for the visitors. among which will be theatre parties and a big banquet on the closing ulght of nvention and fatr rogram of the convention in addresses and discussions by Propose Giant Thermometer at City Hall Park Visitors Our Temperate Clime A huge hermometer, 60 feet the triangular park, near the city geetior wring to the notice of tt weather Charles Cowan of the Commere The club members th 80 favorab for the gigantic indicator drawn SPORANE, July According to ersistent rumors today, the Chi cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R has irchased the Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company of Coeur d’Ale Idaho Although no announcem was made, It was reported that the purchase exceeds $2,000,000 The Coeur d'Alene Lamber Com any has exte plant Coe Al Idaho, and has large : of timber on the St. Mary OAKLAND Jut jon, the author whe n her terda 1 a comfe a dQWN | HEAR A NOISE DOWN Stairs! WE That Is Bona Fide, SHOWERS Paid Circulation. TONIGHT AND THURSDAY; LIGHT SOUTHE The Seattle Star THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS DNESDAY, JULY 9, 1913 ONE The Doctors and Attendants Kept Their Distance While John R. Early Early Is Shown Standing in Front of the Leper Bungalow M 18-YEAR-OLD GIRL TELLS JURY ees HOW SHE FELL VICTIM IN AUTO; HE = ht IN PEN fine i: A dance country athe Na the tempor ¢ 1 fige that as Early could ! de in ar and A ata Fm he f t written com- en was love t week, that his wife bad much less appear in y - iti le week, tt 6 ay Hl rE! L R iA a was lh The ect of her 70 EN (Sage oe him and 1 another was no use worrying affections, J. Archie Hess, wax a |ma him. “The law allows a wife to dle man approaching 49 i ehoch entdtaneed. hid valed her husband if he is a leper, in He, could do anything with me aie anita ap tkedoncer at Sha teeny arnenen hing he could do.” the girl sa 1. 8 e was ale rd tendant and today stands accuse 8 day Dominick Pittori made pliant to his least whim or wish by Passed Assistant Sur n Earle, his escape into the woods. He Hate held her as though un ¢ {of the Marine pital, of aiding Just walked away. All of the a by! sete Ses on the tDominf@k Pittorl, one” of ~ his lepers could escape this way; but ry road, In his anto, he spoke th | charges, to eacape they understand that this home is warm words which enthralled her Pittori is believed to be making | @ refuge in ecstacy of what his way to Seattle or Tacoma _ Keeps Escape Secret 2 sls love—and she Early sald nothing and the six é ; attendants at the quarantine sta- Learn to buy Seattle made goods Went Out Many Times. SALONIKA, July 9.—Con- acs Groves. a1 sailor, |! t notice his absence un- The Hor sumer ee is| It was easy after that to foot) firmation of the reported burn- |yahea’y Manaus aa AS when, in his ravings, going to 1. The league, her mother, she told a in 'ng to death of 700 men of Kur. tonto Vo Spokane leper ted that Pittori was which has ned offices at 3090 Judge Cushman's court day, Kut by imprisoning them in a tasking in the sun on rude benches | 5 wos notified Sa Arcade building, has members.(and she went out with Hess many.| Mosque under which Bulgarian |i ine corner of their door yard id he came to the sta- Interest ts Iner s More mem many os. Later, when her [rregulars exploded bombs, set Early listened to the plan for the To him the raving odie “th ices cll under ting the building on fire, Is oa : look sermon on the start by but it jan't a he was given today by Father Michel, nds and the certainty wom Men are be- t superior of the French Catholic ental shment for sin, But he said ing taken But tt mission at Kilkish, The Bul. | S7ound at Ul ie othing of the letter Friday the league will conduct “I loved gerians, it ie charged, forced oy Soctor, count wid: our), O8 hearing of the letter yester the first of a series of weekly ex meant to f the victims’ wives and daugh- ia, | wil] do anything I can to|¢* Dr le decided that there ttle-made al fy 4 not festst bir ‘ Even more frightful reports Ip my. fell ag tgs , | sane e, might have secured @ a . anufa not restat } He pleaded have nothing else to live for. Las : : ; fared. Briday’s visit will be to the! for me to feturn, and 1 did were received today from Plan. | bate nothing else to live for. Tavt) promise from Pittorl to do Injury factory. It In de Officers On His Trail itza and Raynovo, where wom. | 0" cnidren to work for. This |‘? araus’t members go as During However,| nm and children were burned |™Y chiliren ie and only-one of denied this, but boasted sti hence, However, to death week Tam ai t ausan would suffer @ bitter Details of next week's excursion and had also at » raved for awhi cused ment for what Re sium be announced early in the tempted to ruin younge 35,000 Killed in Battle, Se in wit nag Rs otrayal of his bent Sree weal mika RELGRADE, J 9—It w ag pena ye “6 Ther : Pittori Took Razor —— eto AK he ; were| When the ¢ pg" pee jRone (aways/to make his way through populat- : “age e told Surgeon Earle h ed co nities without detection, @ the fu Th war of Faithful to Children. f as his face and han e fearfully , : Swi from the disc Pittori's A Pera. A co is not so ceable, al- to Proclaim to though ‘he has leprous ‘nodules OF } aa’ thodne warts on his t tne | pines. OF tila money he. | “When asked what Pittorl took, fh and 10 feet wide, to stand on yep Eh ie ‘ . arle secured Early’s promise whet Wenttie’s ter ‘ Nelle retaken by the oe “§ eda badtis he | another plan could worked out, , emperate ts : fall into the}! ulled tose, His. inoney and did his best to cheer him up, Bh ke of the Servians agatr eek he recetved the follow-| put there isn't much to say to ® oh : he origina i ut ' } Don't send any more money , as telth A = = y of it that they are hav plan More r i - to your wife till you get m fat aed i 8 to be built of pure white brick utomob letter.” aie : Early Preaches Sermon eine, letter told of Mra, | This disense is a curse. & pune = arly's (seriags. ishr a Farly, “it came Don’ t Miss These Bi scaope i fonts Ne ale o ; » ve a just rebuke for my un- narri . Tauson, | godly lite n't Miss The PENNANTS edt Rett th respondent takes an artist | Kilda ad veterans, one of | cluded the doctors, myself, Groven, for a stroll through Bayard i (hep ne Rett Cee bind from | leprosy aa st. It's an odd alae, is Bay oupon O. DI set, Early eed at r » Volcano, th per from w. Ie an odd places te Bay iamond Point, and also aided | Spokane, he delivered a sermon or in reading about it. See Any four coupons clipped from The Star, in securing his appointment as | "Sin and the Living Death.” ey consecutively numbered, when presented at The peed ronett "ayer ni padi Bene if SAtaaUe ee ee mmorality or morality? : aes nes Which ek a ad Star office with 15 cents, will entitle you to a So anxious were the pair to As the little steamer carried ts That's the startling question 65-cent pennant. A different pennant every wed that they did not wait the |away from this temporary home of that a reader has asked Cyn time required by law after the |the “unclean,” ¥ Rarly thia Grey today. Page 5 week. University of Washington Pennant out divorce was granted, and were leading his ch to the A woman piles up a for. July 10th. Pennants will be sent by mail if 5 cents forced to marry again to make beach for their evening stroll by sitio Ch combtae to otk of Bri their union jegal, says the |the sea, He held forth his hands 45 cents. She ie the first in additional to cover postage is enclosed. Bring brother. to us as if in supplication Tho Star's series of Seattle or mail to The Seattle Star, 1307 Seventh Avenue, Harly's ignorance of his wife’s| I believe my father’s plan of an women who have made good. . . divorce was explained by Dr. Earle. |isiand home for such as he » hes paged. near Union Street. When the papers were sent to the come true, and that John R. I Z = Marine hospital to be served gn the will live to see’a brighter day. e TTLE HOME LIFE ae SIDELIGHTS ON SEA (DONT HEAR ANN THING The Books Are Open for Advertisers’ Inspection Any Time SOUTH AST TO Buying Seattle-made goods Is not spending but investing: You get a chance at your money again. It stays here HOME EDITION ON THAINS ANI AV WH STAND CENT TO ESCAPE; SUFFERER {S SOUGHT BY AUTHORITIES BY E (Of The O. SAWYER, JR. Star Editorial Staff.) Diamond n and upon Point Los which where care about comfort mond bill and ns and Preached a Little Sermon a Acting e steamed f the need TO MAN i cr ene the doctor pigeon-hole4 them, He Had No Defence. WAS Jost LEAVE IT To Me!