The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1914, Page 1

AND WE THOUGHT “LORIMER” JONES HAD REFORMED! Did you observe Jones? ) post by compelling the postmaster general to postmaster general and give it to the interstate | the whole bunch of corporation lackeys, and, Senator Wesley Jones, who comes back to come to congress for every little change or modi- commerce commission. tried to put this competitor of the express com- Washington and tells how progressive he is and fication in the arrangements | that would in- There was no reason for it, except to get it panies out of business. how he wants to do something for the people— _— the service, blocked this game, but the away from the postmaster general, who is deter- Fortunately they failed, the amendment going dal Sous Ghearea how ‘he wot vlsht ta th inal attempt to do the same thing in another mined to make the parcel post serve the people. down 29 to 20, but Jones did all he could to kill pil got right in the game way was made in the senate February 28. Cum- And when the roll was called poor little Me- the parcel post. with the rest of the corporation-owned senators mins of Iowa, one of the oiliest of them all, who too Wesley Lorimer Jones lined up with the | JUST KEEP THIS IN MIND WHEN WES- and tried to kill off the parcel post for the bene- talks progressive and votes special interest, pro- rest of the express company senators—with | LEY COMES AROUND THIS SUMMER fit of the express companies? posed an amendment to take the whole parcel Stephenson, the seat buyer of Wisconsin, Per. | TELLING HOW HE STANDS FOR ALL The exposure of the scheme to kill the parcel kins, Bankhead, Brandegee, Clark, Smoot, and | THINGS PROGRESSIVE. post regulation of the weight limit from the FAIR TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY; LIGHT NORTHEASTERLY WINDS FL LAAAMOMORLL LALLA LLL LLL SAY NNVNNNNNNGATAUUNANSOTOTEEEEEORAOUOUGOOOUONODAUTHAH ANNA | 43,500 F The Seattle Stal ES Paid Copies Daily r IMM THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS EDM TL WASH., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1914 ONE CENT 2x\t"aixt A”. NEWS RTANDS, Be aE VOLUME 16. NO 12 SEATTLE III meen : IF |GET ; ’ IM GOING TO RAE 2 THE WHOLE = SUPPERS My OWN PRUNES i DURN PLACE = = S&S : READY JOHN ! ccd yr J \SPADED To eemenene 3 “y/, | / WHOOPEE Ee OY ( NOW FOR ) ———emnsl HOWE HE) apa ; a! VC FY ‘ ; P j - 5 MINUTES LATER SUPPER THE INJUSTICE OF THE LAW COLORE aa "COUNCIL WILL The State Has Not Learned to Be Honest With Itg Citizens—Not When They're Without Money WiG! AND TAK E Uj p S A R Ie it right for the state to imprison a man who is guilty of no crime! If the accused has no money he is sent to jail. He may) “by » iF other than having no money? | wait for months before his case is tried. He spends this time| ol | ' Who or what is to blame for the incarceration of Joe Kaufman in/in prison, not as a punishment for crime, but as a penalty for the King county jail since January, held witness against some other his lack of dollars. A rich man charged with the same of-| yan Reporter _ Geos Strange es man who is enjoying his liberty on bonds while awaiting trial? fense would have been at liberty. | Sights When He Visits | The Star has asked John H. Perr y, one of the best-known and most If the poor man had any reputation it has been shat- courageous attorneys in the Northwest, the man who built up the Im ered Jf he had a job or a small salaried | ee load Spring Style Shows. -evanggpen Meee him to be innocent. The st government “ leas YEARS ROLLED BACK “f | Saar oe | Will Investigate Charge ay Does society, which has pettaized this man for his lack Poke Bonnets and | Bustle Aue | That Councilman Peirce OSSD ce sca ARO Pant Moe eA cae Np AD ey ag oe ons gh = Ely 1) “Held Up” Cafe Owne for Campaign Funds. th ne will not permit to do so, even if judges|crime; v y un j a dog Pal our rep i the gam t judges | crim we threw you in jail like a we Filined y epu : “ . 3 | As a result of the disclo-| himself, who, toi had such a desire tation as a man; we held you up to suspicion and scorn; we| ijines Out of the years, precedents have been turned and!permitted your wife and little ones to go hungry while w But not so you could notice it - . f the council sures made by The Star's; ° 1 ; rising to a question of personal twisted into real laws until tods man without moncy who|were proving to ourselves that you were innocent. Now as/|We should say not. You will. how- campaign fund probe com- privilege, entered a general de- ex-Judge C . Hanford, to dig into this ques < tion, and to tell the readers the truth about our system of law upp fn : The following is Perry's first article. The others will follow each Investigates They find th th lless day: o He is released. ‘Then wh eo is so unfortunate as to be accused of law-breaking must pay jan honorable and honest state we will be as square and honest jever. observe gow ohne’ oe the penalties of guilt, even though he be innocent. {with you as we demand that you be honest with us.” fects when the changing OF jis complet : is is the procedure: A complaint is made, possibly Not yet. The government hasn't learned to be honest. |") “Ee here. The bright sun mittee, the city council will nial of any improper conduct. i f ii y' & Spring is b $ as ~ “ ‘ through malice and possibly through a mistake of judgment|It still thinks it can afford to be cruel and dishonest and shine and the man with the garden begin an investigation Friday Councilman Peirce was not pres morning, at 10 o'clock, of the |¢ot and has declined to make any of those who are trusted with the enforcement of law. The expect citizens to be straight and square bug are not the only sign: comment upon the matter today, next step is the fixing a bond for his appearance LET THE GOVERNMENT OR STATE LIVE UP reed Lode dg i nan meget ae charges that Councilman John ~ grickson suggested that the mat 1 Take note of that word bond. If it is a petty crime, it\ TO THE GOLDEN RULE. THEN ALL CITIZENS ™ ret ah péehiathiek G. Peirce, personally, nd ter be referred to the judiciary com. 7 Sranges from $500 to $1,000. If a felony is charged the bail) WILL HAVE MORE LOYALTY TO THE GOVERN-| 4.4 ihe style shows are with us | with Peter Goeghegan, solicit- mittee, but Goddard declared that [iii ; _ SSPE " nd the » shows are ) oh 6 ’ one ab a is twice to five times this sum. oe |MENT AND MORE RESPECT FOR LAW. Jagain in full blast. At the Bon ed money. rom cafe owners in committee would have no Dawei Ta Sahin Marche, MacDougall-Southwick and yvchalf of the candidacy ©! cil as a whole, which has:that power, John ¢ later, and that I. N. was thereupon agreed to. ag Davidson obtained money While the council will have no from at least one cafe man Re iuventivect ng oe | ee 4 he investigation is intended to | for the mayoralty campaign Of gent the facts in detail to the pupae }Councilman Goddard if the charges are sustained, they The investigation has been will furnish ample grounds for a re asked by Councilman Goddard call, if the accused do not resign, POULTRY, EGGS AND GASOLINE; WRIGHT S ELECTION WINNINGS TOWN RAIDED ‘sc cursor ron wunoerer |trom beht 1d the screen in new out fit complete from toe to curls, yo! j will » | - hat you will see will make you WASHINGTON M arch 10,.—Mex Efforts to C the mur Back to Styles of "63 ou will see a dainty vision tn cussion! derer of Henry Werr cha. teu re s _ a dain’ Iston | < ting today i 7 . John Bassett Moore 1 quah rancher, were redoubled to-| we lor to the state depar 4, it was stated, on) ers posted a reward of $500 for the 1 was the topic o' ndmother used to We are going in wom Ay, when the county commiaston-| 0's styles this sp the d of 1815 and retrogressi LOOMIS, Cal, March 10— an ght leg arege a 7 — Fo, Thirty desperate men, believed ‘ way through the raes and buggies from coun to be scattered members of the .. Tal hed and escape cite sh anavasioved whieh: be ia pare account of the danger of serious| arrest of the mar |'# not at all diepleasing, a ae ani mes Napanee hese ores os 9 “ ee Deputy Sheri hn Roberts re-|listen, boys; the blamed stuff ts a Chauncey Wright the ura-|the gasoline man wouldn't take any i comis € ed i s He ce a Beta e pt 4 ak oe ale mares international law| ce! ew evidence last night, [rank fake Reg was looking for Trenholme|of {t. He wanted to know if Wright — w ed The search for R. Rocco, who The girls don't dye their hatr red |} | bles or peanuts, between |Uian't need some gasoline. wright bey Into the postottice, blew SHG yet I and pink and green. They wear|| | money, marbles or peanuts, jaia e safe with nitroglycerine : on anxious! thought to have some knowle tuc © thelr % some primary and final | “Bet you 1,000 gallons,” he aed. adeeinea " @4.000 oy on on : concerning reports that Germany is| or 4 wigs stuck into their hat me || primary an¢ |, “Bet you 1,000 gallons,” he said, " | SAN FRANCISCO, March 10—| SoQCCTUlne Teporte tee prolonged | of the murder, was vigorously con-|way. ‘That's the trutt | Mr. Wright,” said a check-pro-| "that Gill wins by 5,000 and stamps. My conscience prompted me to give | fro" NE Temi ye ‘wed | tinued, Officials believe that if] A Star reporter got “wised up | tector salesman, “let me sell you one| “Got you,” said the casoline man, The postmaster, S. W. Turner,| jn yself up. : he is d he can throw light}on the dark secret In a sleuthing of our 1914 model check-protectors.| “I keep the car going day and P armed himself and opened fire!) 4 n |trip yesterda We will gladly take your old one in; night,” says Wright, “trying to burn ‘ The robbers returned his shots.|O* ‘© | who Is part payment it up. Two of the desperadoes were seen | league _and former cashier | held ding the] say 2 Wor a rhcald ete | Parrrenholme?” inquired Wright The ne day estausateur to fall, but were taken away by|Firet National bank 0} ted at a, | Investigation, tod reaked re-| canes hat. © skirt, || The salesman said he was was going his rounds among the their companions Neb., who walked Into United Sta Wet fact saast-tpiaa aahnlny agnor | I'll take your check-protector,” commission men. He made money The battle awoke the viilage,| Marshal Houlihan's office 1 that neth apse ca a pond said Wright, “and if Gill gets less bets with them when he could. pos ‘ : a6* | carday and gave. hin nt eh: CNC WORKED, Wee eee eee eee tall “eon Tat than 5,000 majority, I'll pay you two Failing in that, he bet money against > 3 se re g charg | terday for the first time H sling “ tien Of ETy prices. If Gill gets more than 5,000, fish, meat, poultry and e; sent her side of the case to | burnto ane : fm t ran I get the check-protector for noth Returning, he encountered an au- publi wreck AGRE cary. 0E cree i tomobile salesman, as ae ago sit’ dia Done,” said the salesman ‘Bet you money against ¢ sex of Bie PS be Rs bhi Marbig igo dc Rhea It’s w very fine check-proteccor,”| new tires,” offered Wright, 8 LOUIS, March an , aay FREED | phe an tha-aenced aor i Bhs says the restau r. : he old car runs sweetly now,” ore corpses we ns! oda 2 ae ie 8a wi a varre f more cort were in sigh in AO ial mosihwink’a | one he says. “I Won a Carrel of il; |the ruins of the burn seait OL the alk EWbaber Posed Wright had $3,000 in his desk but/ that's why Athletic ¢ iy Penta > 2 eso 5 per. Milady disports it on ESPECIALLY | Firemen therm, building. were 1able to reach A deager from ; ti ie analy strolls and at the games 8 stu | against which the is stunning The ¥ o be led down to. new uate gowns, as do the other he wall ix t pull & tores, The bustle Is there in imag 1 id the bodt aken a ination onl The dress is arran "| GILL APPOINTS 'BANK ACROSS HIS SECRETARY LINE ROBBED Make an important announcement on , eret or one in the mo 1 TACOMA, March 10. ed to iv the effect without tt P ‘ : Between 1s still the | Jennings of- Mount Vernon, who had | bustle age three of today’s twee ti Heat cath keh preg page thre y carchers n5./40 thal boon oomulltied to. the Inpane aaye| gc ati, Were are ine: ten ob ram C. ll mayorelect, Star aoe’ wat HN continued [!#m at Steilacoom several weeks |of patterns that make mere man’s Ieee esaaiea | CHMDURS ant eatart y | stenographer, as his private secre: owing to the loss of the club reg-|#& Was ordered released here late | head swim mass ae tite oelvatin wae tated yenter lay afternoon by Judge C, M Metallic ostrich = plumes—last A tare | asterday, after two hours’ exam{-| Word in millinery—fit In elegantly “Griehan has not been fdentified | (i vation |with a little poke bonnet which with any political campaigns in the | ven other Mount Vernon minis-| goes at the mere trifle of $150. GRO | past, oe rg ga jto Gill in the r | SUMAS, March 10.—The bank at Abbotsford, B. &, was robbed of It is tr | NAUGHTON DEAD : # testified that Jennings wag rail-| Oh, you father! yaded to the asylum as a result of Many Gaudy Ribbons n, spotting editor |ing his place in the pulpit, testified | wore, are also seen on the hats outside the bank just after it had x | election |$2,000 in gold and currency at about 66 99 He has been in Seattle about two|10 o'clock this morning by seven a factional fight in his church | Embossed ribbons of striking years, and. has been studying law | masked men. ovey a y SAN FRANC 0; March 10—| Mrs. Jennings, who had been ¢{i) hues, such as great-grandmother | at night. He is 28 years old | Three of the desperadoes waited f the I snd one of the {he frequently got her up during the| Lingerie and the hosiery are fust opened, while their four companions, ’ nown fight cre n the|night to deliver a sermon to her na dainty and striking, we are told NEW TONGUES with revolvers, went in and forced United States, died here this aft ¥ ; ' re art dine id aw it may be, the street dis the cashier and a clerk, the only pe: SAFE 1S BLOWN (c'est os TAFT WONT QUIT MAY BE TAUGHT 5. °° smn Tomorrow ‘at this Town ore oat Vand the alts are growing sna instruction Im Swedtah, Dania |aite Joined ther sain. compen: : ‘i rackamen ‘entered the son SRW YORK, Mareh 10.—Denial store, Don t fail to a jh i ig ota aarp gate Rit icine my, Ctiatiea Meee | tet of a report that he intended to}and Norwegian languages may. be|lons and ran toward the outskirts af muntelyal election voted the awe Meee HHeDHSLaR GAtD thie tenet | vainn his professorship at Yale to{added to the public school course the city, where it is believed they - dry b h2 major th A i ' 0 ite e city. The school board has|had an automobile in waitin , age three 1 blew open the safe with nitro-| Supt. J. D, Ross of the City light-| become a member of the United Jof the city as |ha 9. read page t re . et } ; ak an Neat will address the” Men's| States supre court, Was volced|been esked by a committee of] Posses were organized In Abbots- The Woman's Loyal Moose cir-| «glycerine, and escaped with $60, cle will give a card party Wed ee gold watches and an Alaskan |Brotherhood of the University M.[ here today by former President W, | Scandinavian business men to con-|ford and Sumas and are In pursuit of sider the plan, the robbers | nesday ‘evening. gold ring. ‘ &. church Tuesday evening u. Taft :