The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1913, Page 1

| | ' 1 es a a oF. k M] in ° CLOUDY TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY; PROBABLY RAIN; LIGHT SOUTHERLY WINDS GC : Ee: i | ; i es Cones Evry od | , |) De You Read The Pak? i] really selle a few ueand m Hilt ii i ran wen The Star taka figure, You can | Caruana THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS. ome YW bestthing rol er tod to pane ay te i NO. 202 SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1913 ONE. CENT. 83 tain, 28 EDITION hi : STILL AFTER MURPHY! | Sulzer Tells Story of Grafting at Albany HANFORD IS (Papen inci ano wis ooo, ovuen surwvors Wire TH) | © HUMPHRIES’ ip ATS No. 2146 Comes to Visit The Star “Successful agitating,” | said. “You compelled investigation.” ‘Which was a whitewash, Against the wardens and the other officers of the prison who testified before the grand jury, there were only five prison By Fred L. Boalt. He is a dapper little man, and young. His face is white. His man- an The office PRECEDENT Loquacious Judge Says Han- - ‘ You remember No. 2146, don't you? The con. Was Salling, a banker, f yr , Y a 5 a Z con t, h jo p ating in " Mayor Frequent Caller Christian Science magazine with a pointed stick Me rebh 2 ? ps All tind and In Invisible Ink, and emuggied it, with the aid Self. What chance had No. 1940 and | againet at Sulzer Home of a departin ot j ‘ such a combination?’ > parting convict, out of Uncle Sam's prison pd “i at McNelis island and to the office of The Star? What did they do to No. 19407 5 LETS JURY REMAIN CAME FROM MURPHY Von eaetan 1S Caan chen we paied a They put him: in, ‘solltary’ April 7.) eam hot iron over the white margins of that old jour Ag: 74 Ién't you have got more witnesses to sus irst of W mn eae x :: nal, the words written by No. 2146, secretly, at teed @ Fi ellington Snowslide! Sulzer Reveals Fraud Found |] night, in his cell, stood out clear, distinct and ‘#/n your charges Cases Is Placed on Trial | in Gaottel Haubhess damning? No. You understand, they have the stool- Toda F ux And, finally, you remember that No. 21466 Pigeon system at McNeils island. It makes liars y at Albany story, thus given to the world, forced an investi. Of truthful men. It makes cowards of brave mags Seen sap gation by # federal grand Jury, which censured ,,,' knew a man there who hae earned a parsley “It's all right for the jury to re |] Deputy Warden Brooks and Dr. Dugan? we DUS ORS tee: Beare noe ee main,” sald Judge Humphries this By James Creelman Hitch did iveuigat site") aakeds there he had a clean record. He has a wife and ng, when one of the attorneys (Copyright 1913 by Mall and| "Y eaterday.” children. He owns a farm. He is head trusty in tho $40,000 damage sult by W Express Company) | “Were the officers at the pen surprised and Me Of the cellhouses. He has never been report: ng, 5, against the Great YORK, Oct, 21.—Thel] pleased when they read your letter to The Start” 0- But he lent a stool-pigeon. And the pareig Northern, objected to the jury's Edward E. McCall act ‘Surprised, certainly. As for thelr being pieas- Dard has turned him down again and again. presence during a legal argument F Murohy's messenser|l- od, 1am eure” “While No. 1940 and | were working, secretly, In doing this,” continued the ot reat on Wm. Sulzer’s word then you were net punished for writing itm of Course, to compel an investigation, we secured an “Three months in ‘solitary’,” said No. 2146. the promise of pernaps 50 men to testify. On pnt established . TT me conatantly to the “q ” . “ after another these men got into trouble. The ; Pe bis nantes See ae t means,” said No. 2146, “the stoolpigeons were at work. No one knew whom an Sul +4 ; tate damage sult ts the first of | Bavies and Mothers Rescued the ‘ to do | darkest cell, It means nothing to {9 trust. There was a rush to ‘get in right’ with e Wellington snowslide cases, | F the Burning Volturno | t that. He even sald to me r ¢ warden. — senelNoroihcan oe ee ee —— ma dil an a read. It means nothing to do. It — “For it is the stool-pigeon who stays out of hings or be stroved; make your means no one to talk to. From the eo het who enjoys privileges, who gets pa- |husbend do them - roled.” p sge They BR door of that cell to the rear wall is “Your letter,” | suggested, “dealt with the black cret authority assumed by Murphy two long steps and plague.” w | ted from -yeateell ry shally “ t means taking those steps, turning, true condition. The black plague was brought to vanrRwoor @U zer had prepared’ @, statement returning—over and over again—a ‘he Prison, | bell Oy eae eee | citing all the imeidents just as he . 4 least, most of the slavers have it.” Ba Gott “abithan ay Boy radia chardediegee i$ Se in would have SaAMEemn Ge the wit hundred times—a thousand times— “Because | was ‘In bad,’ | was made to cell newepapar seneue taker found that twe of these a Above, Capt. Inch, Herolc Com-| ness stand. This one reads ten thousand times.” with one of these, the foulest-minded and tne foulest-bodied man | e saw. His throat was _ empty, and at three homes the occupants were not in when he No Check on Expenditures | ner is direct and earnest. office. He introduced himself. “I am No. 2146,” he said. MCALL “You could at least sieep,” |sald, nts presented for pay Because I couldn’t September 24. ers * oben, . “First, there was No. 1940, the librarian and my boy admitted him to the cubbyhole friend. There was George Adams, the Seattle h, by courtesy, called my gold thief, who was the warden’s private secre: There was Peterson, a parole There tary and ate at his table counterfeiter, who, though his claim for was disallowed, was asked to try again | believe, before he became faw with open sores. We had but one wash bowl, called. Of the 41.bomes canvassed, 38 take regularly one or more mander , of the, lll-Pated. Yelturnaas daily papers. Holding Hie Dog Jack, Who wae! paleit 1 tak eee eat “The bed wae there, but between 7 in the morn | asked, time and again, to be moved to another The Star has not had a solicitor In this district during the Rescued Along With Him From the i penden ‘ineee oe 94.300, yy ing and 9 at night | was forbidden to lie on it. A celj, | didn’t care who my cellmate might be— past six months. Burning Ship. At Left, » Young | during the previous year practical Wile cnertad tne panthe” waved his hand. He Chinese, Hindu, whatnot—so long as he was free pas ss upo: #0 . 4 that . f the pil : The following statistics were compiled from statements made Pitin: Helen netereey Wie Wee es 1 oe hed eile & pene aca he days were bad enough; the nights worse. “'wTne patatoes, after peeling, were washed In a by the occupants of these 38 homes, and the same are on file in the Fire-Swept Volturno, Coming to {Sr ‘ea wR eet Hage Mr They were so long, | couldn't sleep. Every nerve haif.barrel, out in the yard, in which the cuspidors the office of the Seattle Star: Her Young Husband in the New |orourintian for the. capitol had | Was taut. | wanted to scream to break the were also washed. There were other thinge— | 1 M i mpitol had silence. My heart got to jumping and fluttering, » NUMBER OF HOMES, 38 | World. Se. exceeded by nearly $500,000 |] and | had fainting fits. Every morning | awoke ba odo i Number of Star Subscribers 22, or 58 per cent w peel. dhe. a. ee from nightmare to reality that was worse than “Genditione are ne better.” oa al sey: tl 46, or & oor onnk lee Regie . es ne rte —. “ nightmare. My stomach went back on me—it was Then you failed?” a Number of PI. Subscribers 21, or 55 per cent Prag eten hor bet ed. the lack of exercise, | suppose, and the bad air, " Number of Sun Subscribers 11, or 29 per cent rota to investigate and 1 also || and the food—and | vonsited m not through. I’m an ex-con, NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS, 140 veatigator, to dig into some “1 was in solitary from July 1 to and I’ve got to make the best of it. If I have to take to the public plat- Number of Star Readers 77, or 55 per cent Number of Times Rea: 73, of 52 per cent. » ‘ * 5 Number of P-l ost 7, or 00 por eant The stn reported that|| sleep and perhaps because he was form, I'm going to force an investi- Number of Sun Readers 41, or 29 per cent {Footer and Deputy | afraid I would die under the strain, gation. A congressional investiga- EXCLUSIVE CIRCULATION (where only one wl perience chinnatent “ts | the doctor gave me tablets—a deriva-_ tion is the only kind that will result in daily paper is taken) ba is ae sc aa Is mer rely rrmitting the person who) avin te cates’ Wak tive of chloral, he said it was—and more than a whitewash. At such . h Todd, | basn't a dollar to buy a portion of a en eve ques . ¢ na i : ‘ ra Both grip Abe te oe eee: © oe ce ths extra sata | tioeable iid suggested | then my heart would stop fluttering = ee the convicts them- taking Star and no other paper . or 16 per cent engaged by The Seattic . Te ant that the etate architect be asked ” . : A A Homes taking Times and no other paper .....5, or 13 per cent and Assistant Corporation Coun- |... 1! Rast itor his res we and I could sleep. selves will testi y, and, if promised Homes taking P.4. and no other paper 5, or 13 per cent sel Ralph Pierce, at the conclu- °°" é Asks Hoefer’s Resignation “When, one day, Warden Halloran chanced to Protection, they will tell the truth. Homes taking Sun and no other paper . 2. or 5 per cent sion of the six-for-a-quarter car “But | speak more particular Hennessy asked for the archi pass, | asked him why | was in ‘solitary.’ He “WIL they lie—otherwise?” Readers of Star and no other 21, or 15 per cent ticket case here Monday, ex- ly for that maes of people to | tect's Hana tte at my reque said, ‘For various things.” When | pressed him “If you were in prison and wanted to get out, Readers of Times and no other 20, or 14 per cent pressed themselves as entirely whom the saving of the pennies Refore h 1 reported to me Sen further, he said | was being punished for ‘agitat and if you knew that lying and tale-bearing would Readers of P.!. and no other 19, or 14 per cent confident the city will win the each month means much, 4m. | Frawley ca downsta and ing.’ And | was guilty, too.” get you out, what would you do?” asked No. 2146, Readers of Sun and no other 6, or 4 per cent decision of the public service Sertant te the need on their [tested against interference with commission. work on the state capitol or other p tt i ul — _ FAMILY PAPERS—(The paper ail the members of the family Attorney Howe, for the er aoe eee treet neg [state buildings, saying he did not DE ESL MOOR? read and like best.) endeavored to m , ‘- ip eh leve there was material truth tr = Sirgen fina Your help the most. respec A E OF HRI ’ Out of the 38 homes, The Star is the family paper in 19, the commission willallow that isewe to “The hard working men and Weawiey oii pereiaeaa thas A Ss MP T B L EX WRITINGS Times in 7, the P.-1. in 8, and the Sun in 4. ade women of our city need to pre: thir hould ¥ - Sunday Papere—Times 12, PI. 14. be dragged in serve their physical strength | Nothing should least BY CHRISTABEL PANKHURST its risks; that either on the Price, an American author. doe Howe's and their earnings. Now they tnt Pn fn ag The fact is that ut is*no man's part or the woman's ity, says that out of 1,000 oper. the peo! os a must walk blocks and even |. | old Be ie ay a ° he longer any use for men to try part love may fail. But what ations jon. women 950—all no new rater either before or after a 4 chitect and on hi women have not known is that save 50!—were the result of | that the put work, to get tickets, or | esignation to preserve the lilusions of vir marriage as a physical union is conditions due to hidden dis- reasonable else pay the higher fare. “Hennessy telephoned and tn tuous women as to what goes a matter of appalling danger ease. That om th tickets at the ol P fe day public service corpore formed that Hoefer wanted un on in the underworld. Until to women. From 75 to 80 per cent of 1913, 5 Asks Chance for People Mana 4 to| til the following Monday to con men accept the same moral The danger of marriage is men, at one time or another, Give th a chance to buy|m sider it. He said he wanted t standard as women, how can it due to the low moral standard contract these diseases. the " the ts where they can con hastens the consult someone in New York be said they are fit companions of men. Men before marriage The re-education of man r buy th on the cars,”|they won't have that op , “I told Hennessy to ask Hoefer for women? and often while they are mar- — upon sexual matters is one of shown in the diagram printed voead Todd. “and let them buy tick-| such methods must Inevitably ca the name of the man and he re Women have always known ried, contract disease and give the most urgent needs of the hove; and that 1 obtained a 4 plied that he wanted an opportun that marriage is not without this disease to their wives. day. pes ly sled yin engen AP ets at the rate of six for a quarter, the public to operate its own utill-/i+y to gee Murphy and explain © sepant of ove vnert as well as twenty-five for a dollar. | tes.’ tee things | 1 » ot ; - Leow cane whe were “That in not _making ¢ a rate It An early” 4 m is expe ted | “menaters Wagner and Frawiey | | ERE ' and John Delaney came into the | executive chamber and informed ZANE ST eee mone by ae , HE Then They Ask Us me that Murphy wae jnatatent MAY SUPPRESS | ened nothing be done in connection wt ny | |Why WeHate’ Elm teeters care. that week ) w | Forced Resignation } “Hoefer came to me with De R fe A motor eyclist ran amick Inst laney and asked that his resigna Ra ey A | night. ‘The police have hia number, |tion be deferred. I pointed to my| LONDON, Oct. 21-—The home of- = , | : deak and said to, Hoefer, ‘sit down y ? | Signed | Shanghated, James Grady was| He knocked down Mrs. E. 8./ang write your resignation now.’ |flee, which handies the police de mm) 5 | WELLIAM T JOUNSTON | comvelled to work on a fishing| Page, of 6736 Alonzo av., as she was| Hoefer wrote It partment, among many other things, The Bell Telephone trust oaks baw: At ae ike hearing held in sealant Notary Ponte ean ee ee ship at the point of a gun, he de-|stepping from a car at Third and| “It was shown Iater that several ch excited today over the lat-|been humbled to th he {last summer, the evidence waNe State of Washington, residing 1 v ; was mu y jumbled to the dust by the ey by Seattle. clares today in a complaint against | Union of ia ore on capitol work | og¢ issue of the Suffraget, the week- Northwestern Independent Tele- ov Kerpineed sg the Bell Be oar } . ye, were bogus. were percentage A intended to crush out its competitor, ES - the Northwestern Fisheries Co, of| Refusing to give his name, he re-|“itracts Men were paid for 20 (ly organ of the Women’s Social and | phone Co. by diverting longdistance calls tor DEARBORN ST: — ) Seattle, and J. T. Kikutake, cap-|mounted and sped away down! consecutive hours daily for 20 con. | Political union. Dil otis a ri an adverse de-|it, own advantage. STATE OF WASHINGTON ain ¢ » J. C. Goas ! gab ‘The basis of ts perturbation was /cision by the state public service | . ( Kd COUNTY OF KING ae tiled for $5,000 damages bi |necutive days, Some mnaons and| The basis of ite portion ink. (commission, the trust, now facing |. Ths practice finally drove “the r Bip chy i: He filed suit for $5, amag In his haste to get away he ran! bricklayers charged on the pay-|another of Miss Christal i w fe rthwestern company into” the | : The Seattle and for three months wages, /down Mrs, F. Jacobs, of 28th av. and| rolls had never worked on the cap. | hurst’s amazingly candid articles on | Dr n by the federal govero a eee ee rene aaa depose and amounting to $175, on which he had |, Madison, at the corner of Union|{tol. Political, ward heelera of the white slave traffic and sexual) me has voluntarily surrendered | Ht S.n Tull owner of the Home been paid but $60. The complaint |and Second Tammany were on the payrolls as | disease to the demands of the Independ- reienhone Co. at Portland, ands was drawn by Attorney J. T, Casey Radly rattled, he again remounted | electricians.” f Soon after Miss Pankhurst found | ents the other Independent came his machine and departed in a burst v refuge in Parts, she began writing | It went to the extent of putting | po. 8 pa POLICE ARE BURGLARS = | o7*NG parted in a burs o verigties for circulation in out several thousand dollars to re-| forced the Issue, VANCOUVER, Wash., Oct. 21.—| land, as a result of which the Suf-|Wire its system, so all long-dis-| waited on NC ane Geom on oe Arrested on charges of bu cary. | CENTRAL DISTRICT CosT fraget’s circulation is three times tance calls intended for the Inde Jegon, attorney for the Independ- Jack Smith and J. A. McL#od, city] Property owners in the Central ("es {t was a few months ago pendents will hereafter be hand Tents, and offered to be “good.” policemen, are at iberty today on/district will be required to pay | Conservatives say the articles of-| With dispatch and without “a Rackers of the Independent longes | bonds of $1,000 each The charges | $253,551.88 for the North se res public decency, but the suf-/dent” of having the same diverted distance concern declare they will were preferred by U. L. Fraater,| sewer, and the city wifl pay out of |fraget view is that the home office |to the Bell service furnish quicker service thai who found Smith In his store, and|the general fund $36,000, aceordin objects merely to the spread of| Trust Pays the Bills | Het seis A an marched him to the police station|to the assessment roll approved 4 — their qual rights propaganda | So complete is the trust's abdi sitionenpidabaonlel at the point of a gu the counetl Monday “Hurry up and get out of here,| Home Secretary McKenna was cation to the Independents in this — ——— — - lor I'll call my father,” advised Miss | hunting, at any for precedents | matter, that it is paying for the | Kubseribed m to be. feat eI ms ot = Jean Warren, 16, daughter of G. B./and getting expert advice, to deter rvice of eight Independent hig! this 15th day of Oe COUPON Warren, 4254 Seventh av. N. B.,|mine whether -he would be Justified | phone girls NO. 98 when a big, uglytooking burglar|in suppressing the paper Patrons who want long ua in, 7s awakened her at 4 a, m. by his connection on the Independent SERS Be. Any four coupons clipped from The Star, consecutively num. | flashlight “4 @ lines only have to say the word| W ASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-~The | bered, when presented at The Star office with 15 cents, will entitle The crook sharply told her to QUAKE AT LOS ANGELES Independent” to the central girl, | house of representatives today au- | you to a 65gent Pennant. Cornell Pennants are now out. |/keep quiet, and started to ransack | LOS ANGELES, Oet, 21 and at once the connection is made. | thorized the transfer of $4,000 from: | Pennants will be sent by mail if 5 cents additional for each “Pen: |/the room A slight shock of earthquake Possibly nowhere in the country | the Kodiak voleano relief fund to a | nant is enclosed. Bring or mailto The Seattle Star, 1307 Seventh || Then the young woman made| | was felt Rere at 2 a. mi. today has the Hell trust been so complete-|fund for the immediate relief of Ave, near Union St. 5 ‘ood her threat. The burglar made ye was done | lly checkmated in its monopolistic |storm sufferers at‘'Nome, The sen- | ? « » ‘damag as H inch ———-——_—-@ tendencels a hurried exit. ate is expected to concur,