The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1914, Page 1

We hope you will read the story of Margaret Davis, printed today on page 8 Read it and let that pity which you have for this mother and her brood of stricken children, turn to a picture of th st ng fore his little home; of ‘ 1 chance GREAT ANGER mot ' w leaden as child after APER of the t ltibute to the greed of those who reach down into When your anger nger agai ' Then look again at this terrible picture in the con- reach day gr ve anc i bet the schoolroom, almost to the cradle, to TURN THE which tak children fr t sumptive camp and resolve that the lives of little girls WHITH \ LIVES OF CHILDREN TO DOLLARS wreckage to hospital f Re 1M : and whole i may g on as child after ree profit cad disea f the 1 y themselwe heart heavy. with nt and Povert families shall no longer be woven into The live f little ldren are VERY CHEAP buy luxury and ease t y ‘ , o a WOLLEN profits! RAIN TONIGHT AND SUNDAY; MODERATE SOUTHEASTERLY WINDS a 300] The SeattleStar | iz AVONONANNQNGEEEOOLOOAANOEAUONA AAA HAAN THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS VOLUME 16 SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1914 ONE CENT 23,7! NEWS STAN Smuts 2 SUUUUUUALUUUUUAGAAANUUUULEEAUU UG UAANA AULA VADUUAAUAAOUUUEAOUAOAAN AAR OUOOOTAAAAA DEATH UOHAATTA NO MONEY; PRISON) Justice IS Blind if You're Broke This letter came to The Star this morning. It is interesting: “Seattle Daily Star: My name is Joe Kaufman against a man I actually don't know a thing about “I don’t like jail life. I want to know if a fellow with it. I am begir g to think money alone talks Among other things, I have been a junk pe r ne tir ago r t ! me r wire 1 bon, of the Northwestern Junk Co. He 10) t my w ; : er After Disclosures at Inquest; Se: had become i lay ashton the county prosecutor. . He asked tm he atte ha tee : F Prosecutor Says Some Person Stab= that I was to 4 a witness against him was ordere post $2 , to insure my carance it rt ae” \ + : bed Victim, Then Another Butch- ebalin't do thet. I had no money. So I was sent to jail, ery soe se ered Him With a Mattock. “T don’t know what the charge is against Miche his preliminary hearing comes up March 30. It, looks lik 2 a life 4 er here nitir h ¢ [ Believe me, it’s a long time from perary 16 to March 7, if you are spending that time in jail ‘ Mrs. Magdalene Werner was arrested at Issaquah yesterday after “I would have been willing t ge the sti ry af wit ny time. [ a gotten a job n, at the conclusion of the inquest into the death of her husband) with the Great Norther : t Tyee, where I worked C ’ i cen glad to have paid my , Henry Werner, the Beaver Lake rancher, 4 ight to Seattle last fare back heré. But I had no chan to make such a t t yor seem to have been forgotten. night-and lodged in the county jail “I lost my outfit as a result of being here. I id two guns ar agon, worth $150, for $10 be . < Henry Paulone, an Italian known to the Issaquah community af cause I had no one to care for them. I was compelled to take what I cx : Henry Smith,” was taken {nto custody yesterday morning. Michelson is out on bail, I understand. But I didn’t have $250. So I had to go to jail A second Italian, who departed hastily the morning of the murder, I am a German citizen and have laid my case before the German consul here nvestigation. - and who has been traced as far as Renton, is sought by the deputy “Please understand this letter is no complaint agair t ja s and sheriff official They are all fine fellows,) Re \ sheriffs, He has been referred toas Roderigo Rocco, though that is > s the k Sincere “ 2 ” 0 e but they must follow out the law. It’s the law I'm ki incerely, JOE KAUFMAN not his ‘name SE ae Ra a fic w cher. Rather interesting, eh? ‘ | etn Coa pe gp in Ney nl ray capone sot the world’s greatest The. Star canbe enough of the letter to investigate. Joé Kaufman is telling the truth. He was, . » Se J jeriminologist. for into it are woven the most primitive emotiors ; put in jaitJanuary 16 to appear as a witness against a man who is out on bond, enjoying the freedom ' |pansione that Nie toe eas we nest Be balk to the Da of the out-of-doors. Lombroso would do, scrutinizing such facts as are known : This man, Michelson, is charged with grand larceny. He was arrested in June, 1913, charged Werner, middle-aged ana {and much more in the same strain é nely, was “ ing it” h with stealing copper wire from the Lake Burien railway. Judge Gordon bound him over from police ptarsid whieh 4 ied work be Come now to Monday morning court. He was tried twice before Judge Ronald. Both times the jury disagreed. He has been at liberty | had wrested from the wilder- and the hour of the murder. ness. Came to him a maid-of- Werner was milking the under $1, 500 bond. i» ailwork from the neighborhood, Later, milk was found spilt on ti one om i } in her teens, buxom, virile, fond barn floor. And when the cow was He is the wh the state charges with a fault. Yet he 1. And Kaufman, merely Lari dmer par tdi mgt borer Rep elm a witness, certainly is. He married the maid.ot though usually two galions flowi — " = 7 waned 4 | Deputy Prosecutor Wright is inves- from her udders at a milking, ! ae TEE a | é ‘nor. long current in| The murderer came from behin@y lH LE M y Y rn ; , HeALINE horhood. that there was a and slashed Werner's throat with | ‘ Ais. \ bargain between Werner and Mag-/4 knife. That, at least, is the hy- a i AY dalene’s mother. ONE VERSION ! upon’ which the state HEARS AS MME. | LOCAL THEATRE ! | RAR a a RADE. Another that with him eens dale} “ONE HUNDRED Werner's body were 2% . Mn! | Wocies ano A MULE.” { wounds, in throat, abdomen and y ° Children: Ware: bore head. Some of the throat wounds: t It was a lonely life for the girl.| ¥* the sharp, clean incisions < < F Werner one of the gentlest of men,/® knife. Other cuts were ragmema most silent.|@ dloody mattock was in — Wiles ak di ‘ ; ne ae : : farm him barn. sti yen ; kn cs ; ® The re . ung-| D0es a murderer pause in the” ee tig og es a eek yaa : " Italian appeared—young As a resu the investigation into campa veal ; : SAL ' ba ht ; At. good-looking, whose|ommission of a murder to change: a ve ra} ; sags : hing Hips and shining eyes paid| W¢&Pon # . Municipal league meeting today to Investig the chars at | : ttle t ed a strange fT cae “Diente pearl s|_ Mt don't believe it,” said Prose H X : oung wife complimer Bg Pitcher Councilman John G. Peirce solicited and obtained contributions nd ar ' ' vorce . said he came as a peddler of cheap | Cuter, Wright today. s riot - WH T Ps cafe owners forthe purpose of “nominating and electing certain 1 hnounceme 7 . . , mieracks, such as rustic women| roa, THEN, Useo THE wat oralty and counelimanic can . weaee: Ae sy ~ / ae a ; : e se An investigation of the « that I. N. Da tin ‘ f wdnayg « i . 1 Be < = —_ og ba It is the favorite theory of Lome behalf of Councilman Goddard o levied tribute on ¢ c i choc < rc eft 1 BREE Ry ae we oe \ a : a :. ng tt at while a man in passion! If the charges are sustained by the findings o ‘ . ¢ not « ‘ y a : neceh Ninth) Pause to he Consequences the resolution read id John G. F and ge oat : the B ‘ ~— Mrs. Werner's si cine. How, the bloW is fatal, he will mot ake o an’ “ ’ * Ye " e ~ vl strike aga 5 sd in the world do you manage to keep | Wien ‘a BF the other Say that man there and Henry not say FRENzy SEIZES aR struck, @ anything about it?” AND SHE s Saltzman-Stevens nea ” ed the end, Minn Keller sudden : Q nies ia trom “Pater WILL STRIKE BLINDLY, FURE hed mer tro - nine HY 4) B EE Soedipallg® pallet ARS ‘OUSLY, AGAIN AND AGAIN. r wi ge A ee } ne gr ‘ let the old man get hold of this 1 peooeal ie then t € heard P The whole neighborhood watched | 4 " y. / that ee 13 w otay h ’ tnessed the dec Aap Hain} ; e 1 ps te| Son who fin job with the Star probe committee last week, a resolution was ame Wa wrote! so attoc “Please “eeep your wife... y ee may away from my place. | don’t want) PS he a rat her with my wife any more.” ts tot tae tty nae told Wa more than one lover?) uty Rope sae There is a lett from Mrs. Wer t - oof the murder, ner to John Gobel, Tona, Wash.: “1 ee s. Werner was no’ love you just the same. Be careful dogs have “heen Kina who you trust. | am not mad at i the neighborhood. shel you and will love you always. Is bhot, and it was ah pe f Ne there any one can get to give eee 2 "i isha is said, who L ° CHEERING NEWS tare i Another is from Mrs. Werner to eighbor tells thie storga ai ets Mrs, J. A. Lund, Ballard, with a ha ee WASHINGTON, Ma Micke igh As riven into the Werner place ALK FROM OR ps see eres see baker te diene te Werner ag es were higher yor mber digg closing th ate behind me, when NGELI “My Darling John. | went Mrs. Werner barefooted, came ; lar 7 . than in 24 yea back to the farm because of the i rn . eon Above, the Home of the Werners, Four Miles From Issaquah. Be- TACOMA, Maret t ¢ conads ee | low, the Barn, With Cross Designating Door Just Inside Which the Body the " of the Murdered Rancher Was Found. running from the house, She had | ARE aor en children and not because 1 care a rifle in her hands, 1 was fright. Ne, wit | 8 » areh 7 uk-| for my husband. +; DAR: | ¢ because I knew her v and H. D, PINCH EMILY ing advantage of the unprotected| LING, 1F YOUR COULD KNOW | temper net ; Angeles condition of the city because of HOW | FEEL SINCE | LEFT “Suddenly she fired from the school of wireless in : the unemployed army, a lone, YOU, WITHOUT A HUG AND | hip while still running, and a little n, LONDON, March 7.—For smug bar armed and masked, at noon| A KISS FROM YOUR SWEET | dog, which | hadn't noticed befo! d Knabenshn's dirtgible »\gling two de into England, defy- today entered the Oak Park branch LIPS AND HOLD OF YOUR fell dead almost at my feet. It ' the quarantine, Emily Grigsby, of the Sacramento bank, held up} WARM HANDS, | sit and cry | was a wonderful shot. late C. T. Yerkes’ protege ashier Gordon Culv and es:| for the love you gave me and “VL TEACH THEM, SHE arr with $2,000 in ¢ the kisse: got f from rom you" *** SAID, ‘TO CHASE MY SHEEPI!® $$ LOT OF GOINGS ON IN TOWN; THERE MAY BE ;OMETHING HERE THAT WILL INTEREST YOU James C. Whalley, 49, pioneer resident, died Fr t ome, | La Mar a di 1 Evangelist Jeseph H. Smith is injday night, Central Pr terian | will be held at the Green Lake Prem ident, i a: now F Seattle to begin services at the church byte oy tty fers fa ante aaaleeas’tins ital “ ae Auditor C Clausen and Madison St. M. KB. chureh + 226 ces will be 1 tt D wan, wanted in ford, | ing nec f 4 foes wi c. L. 8 ford FHL ate | Second trial of Leonard Olsson. soe Clionian club meets Tuesday aft. A boy has been born to Mr. ang ppv ig eee nS om fpr fag Wt oR Ag tet AE itizenship papers, ¢ 1 irs. G. Velds, 9 e 6.8 ay, W enh masquerade dance be 9 : ee ae rae oo ‘ goes up fe ignmert Mon. Taylor a Superior court has tempararily re Reet a bn Aker ss , ; ey q # baie by ph ‘ik “ ie nae i Hebe lain ae at da " woe n eo 2m strained Mre. Ethel Mary Dov German steamer Sebara, coming 4 Bi af ne i wal . d Be n ow t the rest | f , hn Ma ae D ee E i reds ae tsa d hs Bod Seattle Hive, No. 8, Ladies of the from taking her child from 8. L, direct from the Mediteyranean, is ex ti mah 7! i nein " , Yan © polic enrod Lester W. Klinefelter has obtain. Maccabee snnounces a whist par- Douglas, the husband pected here April 15. i ed a decree of divoree from Mar. ty f Mareh 10, in Bon Marche tea si i e e : oot a Pedgaid pee sirorers a Sieomatp ce dig nan Ines Royal mit re ill be clear Friendly club meets tonight at jorie Klinefelter roor » he tea A. H. McDonald has resigned as Gatewood wehnte club will give dancing ps fo jeaday, March | Mai acket line, left 0 ama ed ‘ Plymouth * Congregational church ie dified a 9'¢ , t a ony tit a tn euat line, Jatt Yoke ation assistant superintendent of the Alas: | dance at (he Lincoln hotel tonig 1 ee k for Puget sound por Fou Te ane : j Meeting will be held by Central, Rev. Alexander Beers will talk ka Steamship Co . Mi bert Hoefer will join the béne-| Mothers’ congress at Broadway Mission M#udy club of the Y, W.jon prohibition at a meeting of the see Capt. Chas. Stanley talks at the ‘leg! ° . & dic e hi ob at ce 4 . . : %, Alleging nonsupport, Hallie La, Examinations for U. & forest|dicts, He has obtained @ license, high school Tuesday night will be,C. A. Friday, the 1th, | King County Prohibition club Mon-| All-day Sunday schoo! convention |Y. M. C. A. Sunday @ub tomorrow rian chureh Sunday °