The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1913, Page 1

LAMM UML | 40,000 Circulation Every Day HUUUUAAUOUGAUUUNANUOUNALOOUTHNUCHAAAUUAogdauuuNNauUUti, SVMAUAUAMIUAHAAMLANNALEL: VOLUME 1S Catholic Woman, Taught by Her Church Th FAIR TONIGT, SATURDAY RAIN; LIGHT E The SeattleStar THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS : RIDAY at Divorce Is Wrong, Resents Efforts by Court to Force Upon Her a Decree of Separation Mre. Louise L. Maloney TAFT GALLS ON 'DELEGATES NOT | WILSON; HE IS KEEN FOR RIDE IN COLONEL’S BOAT MUCH LIGHTER WASHINGTON, Nov. 14--One After a hot debate, delegates hundred pounds lighter than when| at the A. F. of L. convention to he left the White Hou day agreed to accept the invita no living skeleton tion to visit Bremerton navy Taft called at the ex yard this afternoon as guests of here today to pay bi Col, A. J. Blethen ba. geri oe ry other caller When the Invitation as giv he had—and there were some dis Delegate Duncan MacDonald arose tinguished personages among them | ang said he realized that many of —walt while he received his prede-| 5). ieeaten did not know Col :., ent did not stay long Blethen or his stand toward labor, but the visit was a very pleasant but “hat sin he had arrived one while it lasted, Taft congratu: }24 yeen approached by many local sat ee ea gTy on his admin-| inion men and urged not to accept on's success “On leaving, Taft left his cards at |this invitation if It was offered the White House Knowing what I do about th He was in Washington to lecture) man 1 couldn't enjoy a trip at his eames poe ene expense,” he sald. “I would mov society i that 'f we have to accept thin In WILL ORGANIZE A vitation, we follow the example of the university 8 who a STATE TAX LEAGUE (00 to return to bim the mone Single taxers will organize B® Daiq for bells he gave to that in State icague at a conference to be geituien, and refund to him what held in Spokane on November 19) ever he ts paying for thia trip. and 20. Encouraged by the recent) wrhon President Gompers put the election at Pueblo, Co where! motion accept the Invitation single tax carried by an over there was a half hearted vote in whelming vote, local single taxers favor of accepting and a loud chor are planning to repeat the victory In yy of “noes the cor shington elections ‘There seems to,be some doubt Special vad rates will be of-! phe chair will call for a coun fered to dele all lines, aa fd G ore the conference held during — pp Geore iat ot’ tik the National Ayla, show Lie ph : Bee “ . * tee on arr been put «| to considera in conne tion with this trip After this plea the vot » expense was 102 Fesult. Mya ‘Advertisement WHITE GIRLS HIS. FRIENDS, YOUNC CHINAMAN SAYS Stoutly deny! any ith tons with d Goodel, the con ¢ and, Ore. Harry Toy, the young Chinese who is held at the nity Jail on a white slave cha the Mann law, is alleged to ay to have Made the startling ad sion to Assistant United State District Attogney Sullivan that It had been nothing unusual for him to associate with white women at the Cottage In 234% Cherry at Th nission Bullfvar BAYS, was by in a half boast he Is alleged to have ld take the girls uy to the Inn hmself. At other times ‘ girls woyld be called to the at his request Toy has bee inable to obtatr $5,006 \ 1 by Unit States Commi r Totten pending action by the grand jury “THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE” “In the future | shall have my husband to confide in, but the habit of years Is not easily broken, and 80 | have gotten thig diary in which to say those things which, perhaps, | cannot eveh say to Dick, who is to be my @other self.” From “The Cong na of Wit This wonderful story of a will begin in next Mon will print a ar da ar chapter ever day “I have beer taught and | be that | Before God | Heve divorce Is wrong am a wife until 1 will } ! or my husband d not willingly accept a divorce.” | That fs Mra, Lou one answer to Judge Tallman, who re fused Thursday to grant a divorce to M. T. Mal former supertt tendent of streets, on the ground of desertion and {ncompatability, an suggested that \ Maloney, who waa asking for separate mainter ance, take a de Judge ar , that he ‘ " A 0 tam } to re art bond as hol ho court can wever The Star onition is that mitted that he tions to anoth dive the three chi well aa for the xake of morality and public policy, Mrs. Maloney should accept it Counsel for both parties submit | ted today legal b, |tton of the right of n COirrt to eralit & divoree to a wife against her shes Mra. Maloney lives at 1148 Frank Iin av. with her three ch boys and a girl. She arate maintenance ar COLLAPSES ON THE GALLOWS SALEM, Ore., Nov. 14.—Oe | waid neel, who murdered | Jud rank A. Taylor, of Ae torla, pald the penalty with his life In the execution chamber this morning at 8:37, after he had been practically carried to the gallows platform. The ned man lost com plete control of himself when the two death cuards ho were to con |duct him to the scaffold opened the door of It is time,” they said to him, go to the death chamber netead of ar om hia bunk ne talking r, Hansel r He did not ards satd Collapses on the Way his cell “to he had be julet mained | hear hat th what tl Not until the minister told him te ure himself for the ordeal did condemned man stand up and sarme planed to strap with great effort Pa @ the warden the reading of the death warrant. But as he reached the top of the stairway of the dining room, through which he was to pass to the death chamber, he collapsed The two guards carried him to the Tries to Commit Suicide Hansel ened which ound his neck then his head ed back and the guards were lled to carry him 1p on the seaftold He died without saying a word At 2 cell and o'clock this morning In his Hansel tried to commit suicide, would have succeeded had he not becc frightened and yelled Just in time for the to arrive and stop the flow of blood from a lacerated artery on his wrist He had cut it with a sharp a plece of tobacco can LONG CANOE TR EDMONTON | Thir canoe on the awift northern rivers, and 300 miles overland through # wilderness in nine weeks, 16 a trip just completed by C. D. Melville, a member of the dominion fisheries board, and John McKenna, both of point of Alta, Nov. 14 ANTHONY J. HAYWARD DEAD, TACOMA, Nov. 14.—Anthony Judson Hayward, interested with Henry Hewitt In vartous lumber en terprises, died at his home here last night after an exteaded iliness, ofa on the ques | eem to} prison phyaictan| ven hundred miles in a wooden | Edmonton, The trip afforded the| former an opportunity to Investigate the porstbilities ofthe northern wa ters, which, he reports, teem with white and other fish - o gi ou something od. You've read the “Short PEN your mouth and shut your eyes, Mr. and Mra, Star Reader, We're going to give you t | ks : eae onth nners, weren't they—every single one O Stories for Bummer” series, published every Saturday in The Star for the last few months, W o waren ép rat ib ley Well, we've landed another series for the winter. They'll be printed every Saturday, absolutely the best n the M «." by Margaret Deland. These The FIRST IN TOMORROW'S STAR. it is “Many Water y Marg » See If your favorite is among them written by the beat short story writers will be are some of the other authors we've landed Jack London, Rex Beach, Edith Wharton, Robert W. Chambers, Myra Kelly, George Bernard Shaw, R yp hard : a hd ie} be sf de ¥f sige Forman, Stewart Edward White, Gouverneur Morris, John Fox, Jr» Stephen French Whitman, James @ Connolly, Rowland Thamie, © Flower, Henry C. Rowland, Richard Washburn Child, Ray Stanard Baker, Frederick Palmer, A vali Milter or, damien Frances DW i ad ton Dangerfield, W. B. Maxwell, Alfred Henry Lewis, Charles Belmont Davis, Gelett Burgess, L 3 D Hepburn Crawford, E Doyle Frank Robert Emmet Maclarney, Harold Titus, William H. Kitchell, Mary Roberts Rinehart, Charles G. D. F J, Rath, Wiillam J, Locke Ellie Parker Butler, Sir Gilbert Parker, Jerome K. Jerome, Anthony Hope and Conan ASTERLY WINDS Hye 2 FUNNOEUOEOUAUTOOTEn HHUA NIGHT EDITION SAjUUNANNAAUT TAAL TTL av ON TRAINS AND MP AN NOVEMB E CENT tR 14, 1913, FIRST PHOTO OF GIRL WHO’S TO WED HEIR TO ASTOR MILLIONS MURPHY SAYS At 12:20 today the jury in the;sentence of 70 years on various spectacular Peter Miller murder | burglary charges, which are yet to be decided by the supreme court. case reported to Judge Gilliam it| °* y | Judge as bis | client, Peter Miller, regard the out- | Glasgow, as well was unable to agree, and was die charged from the case. come of the trial as a practical vic- Prosecuting Attorney Murphy de-| tony for them. clared Miller would again be put on “The result, judging by a report trial. given me by one of the jurors,” de- Miller was accused of murdering clared Glasgow, “while not as sat Hugh McMahon, a bartender, on isfactory as we hoped for, is en- | Thankagiving night, 1908. couraging. The jury, it is report- ed, stood 11 for acquittal and one He has been in jail for four years, during which he has been tried for conviction. A woman held out nine times, and faces a maximum | for conviction, | am informed.” —— | ¥ HAS A BIG. TIME: . THEN ENDS LIFE After spending the $250 he stole from the quartermaster’s depart ment at Presidio, Cal., on October | 31 last, Sergt. Willis B. Corps, car- | The woman had come from Sam Francisco with him and had Hved with him as his wife for a week. He told me,” she said, “he stole some money, desérted from the rying out his intertion to have one | army, and was going to have om | last gloriously good time and then | ast big time ard then kill himself” | end life, is at the public morgue) Fearing implication in his death, i today, she fled Thursday morning to her His identity was established by brother, C. Minor, a waiter at the Mrs. Lynn, an octoroon, shortly Washington annex. There she was | after his body was found at the | found by the police. | Olympic hotel, 105 Yesler way, Corps was formerly a cavalry. Thursday afternoon man He had taken cyanide of potas- He used to live in Vancouver, sium. Wash ‘COUPON Any four coupons clipped from The Star, consecutively num This photograph of the|| pered, when presented at The Star office with 15 cents, will entitle fiancee of the richest young man In the world was made on the porch|| you to a 65-cent Pennant. Nebraska Pennants are now out. of her home, at Staateburg, N. Y., just after the engagement was an-|| Pennants will be sent by mail If 5 cents additional for each Perm nounced || nant le enclosed. Bring or mail to The Seattle Star, 1307 Seventh so Ave, near Union 8t ie Here is the first specially posed photograph of Miss Helen Dinsmore | Huntington, whom Vincent Astor will marry. | STORM’S LIST OF VICTIMS NOW 275 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE | | CLEV ND, Nov. 14.—Every) Whitefish point, but its erew of 18| hour added today to the Mat of! "Ae saved ae x: he sinking of the tug Lafayette |known deaths im Sunday's andj oe Huron Islands, Lake Saas Monday's storm on the Great also waa practically confirmed Lakes The Lafayette carried a crew of 12, Estimates of the number of vic-|#ll of whom presumably perished ums had n to 275, and {t wae | ¢emmenmeesnsnmesisssecscnscsssncmnmenses, ight thin sigh fall short ot | HURRY! TOMORROW he trut was certain that 18 {inen perished “in eleven wrecks.|1 IS. THE LAST DAY 75 Bodies Recovered. ee, | ly * had been reco | eee eon ee bes The last day for registration ered from Lakes Huron and Su-| | for the coming agricultural die. |pertor. More were constantly b Ala BONGO!) Bi RErE election |'!ng washed ashore X34 of December 6, will be tomor. | Sixteen ships, each carrying 20| | row, Saturday. Through an | Jor more men, were accounted for) | error, another date had’ bean as lost. The wreckage of a dozen) publiohed | jsemaller craft had been sighted T | he book The steamships Argus, Hydrus) | gay ang aitcley feted and I, M. Scott, with crews of from! | tenesine bullding on. Yeoler 4 to 28, were five days overdue “t a h nd wreckage from each of them | Way, opposite the city hall, | had been no, but their owners | till clung to the hope that they |® ° had found safe places to ride out) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14 » storm Taking of testimony in the case of Another Gale Blowing. A. B. Widney of Los An | Ano wale was blowing up on charged with accepting the earn |Iake Superior today, forcing ves: Ings of Noel Murphy, a woman of sels engaged in th to run for shelter The wooden sank in this work of rescue the underworld, was begun here to. day before Superior Judge Dunne. | Major | Widney was defended by his aged storm off father, Judge Robert Widney. GET RETURNS FROM GAME AT THE STAR! T's STAR will give a megaphone buLetin service freighter second {ts office on 1 the W venth avenue, between Union and Univers ington-Oregon game at Portland tomorrow af rnoon A rangements have been made with the United Press for a wire on the |} football field and every play will be transmitted directly to The The game and bulletin service will start Star office as it 18 made. | We Invite you to be present at 2:30 o'clock wees HE MUST FACE | "NOTHER TRIAL |