The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1915, Page 5

| HERE'S WHERE DETECTIVE OU CAN SIGN IS GUARDING REFERENDUM MURPHY'SSON Two years ago, at the end of Plans for a whirlwind campaign next week for signatures on the| a bitterly fought in the seven referendum petitions, now! superior court here, a young ready for etreulation, are being criminal listened intently while e by the W naton State Ref John F. Murphy, then prosecut league, 223 Rallway Ex-{ ing attorney, argued with ve building, A number of) hement eloquence and inexor. re the petitions may be) able logic that it was the duty found, have already been signat-|” of the jury to find the defend ed. Others are to follow, | ant gullty The petitions are numbered, 3 to The young man in the dock 9. The first two are the tnitiative,! pent upon the prosecuting attor referendum and recall petitions ney @ stare of malevolent hate The othere he te to th algae When the jury had returned eting bill, the port measure, the “4 ” hy fake budget bill, the “certificate of | °, Verdict of “guilty” and the court had sentenced the pr oner to the state reformatory at Monroe, the latter, as he was being led from the court room, met the prosecutor face seeks to kill and the polit anti-primary ecessity” law, whic punicipal ownership al convention and following are some of the ndum petitions| *®, face. be signed “I'll get even with you,” he Labor Temple, Sixth and Unt.| Sid. “I won't forget Sereity. Murphy laughed Raymer’s book store, 1330 First) | Shas ave. Six weeks ago Murphy ow in Ghorey’s book store, Third and|Private practice, met the young Cherry man and his mother at the corner Sullivan Cigar store, First ave,,|0f Second and Madison, in the near Pike st. heart of the all district J. V. Holton, 5441 Ballard ave. The young man would have at Waiters’ headquarters, 87 Pike|tacked Murphy, but bis mother 4 threw her arms about him and Sailors’ headquarters, 84 Seneca 4! dd him. Don't be a fool!" she : said, Then, to Murphy: “I KNOW Carpenters’ hall, 1620 Fourth A HE R WAY WE'LL GET ave. YOU YE Piatner’s barber shop, 73rd and Anxious to avold a scene, M Aurors phy hurried away through the W. C. T. U. Arcade building. crowd. The old woman shook a Barbers! Union, Arcade building. ! withered fist at him as he depa Mine Workers’ Union, Grand Un- ed fon hotel, Yesler and Fourth. | ewe Timber Workers’ Union, May-| Yesterday an automobile drew mard building, First ave. S$. and)upy in front of the Murphy real Washinaton. dence, 1115 Federal ave. A young Progressive headquarters, Boston man asked for Mrs. Murphy. Ruby buliding. |Liptien, © servant, told him Mra pong Orug Co, 72nd and) surphy wa at home $ I've come for Jack,” the man John Gerke, 24th and Market. |aaid “tie father sent me. He is Referendum headquarters, 223) wating at Second and Union Railway Exchange building. Jack, who is four years of age oody ' ody!” an | was dragged bach GIVEN CLEAN BILL! If Mr. Murphy wanted Jack to and go with you, he would telephone. sald the domestic. lammed the Attorney J. H. Allen was cleared/ door in the stranger's face. of all charges contained in disbar lll ment proceedings against him Today Jack has for a playmate when Judge Wright of Pactfic| pig man who never lets him get out county dismissed the case Friday |o¢ his sight. The big man {* a de night. He was charged with with-|rective | holding money from clients. | The entire police force is looking Testimony and letters introduced! )- ihe vengeful convict. showed that Atto Allen had} made an exact accounting of the},, noney Undoubtedly kidnap my little boy |phy today. “I do not want P TROLMAN FIRED the man I suspect an injustice. | | 0 not know that he had anything to do with it. But of all the bun Patrolman Lee Blount, beeg doing police duty in George was an attempt said Mur dreds of men I have prosecuted and who basisent to prison, he is the only one town recently as No. 30, was sum.|¥20 has shown animosity towards marily discharged by Chief Lang|™® Personally.” Saturday, when he admitted his —_ responsibility for the condition of a M-yearold laundry girl now in the Florence Crittenton home Blount has a wife and two chil fren living at 906 28th ave. 8.) Blount joined the department in May, 1909. Her fancy for the bright lights of San Francisco and her conse | quent estrangement from husband and son, is given by the San Fran. isco police Saturday as the cause f suicide, yesterday, of Mrs. Chase Garfield, formerly of Seattle. No motive for the suicide was re- vealed until the police pieced to- gether the delivery letter from the woman's husband, who lived in Los Angeles, it read as follows, in part | “t asked our little boy why he did not write to his mamma. He replied he did not see any reason why he should, because she evidently did not care for him any more than she did for me. Why do you live up there in that wicked city of extrava- gance and night life, spending money on fine fe and the bright lights, and come home to your husband and your boy.” 1915 DEMONSTRATOR LN 9076 ARCADE BLDG. SEATTLE. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS PAW PAT a TR OOT St. Paul Stove Repair & Plambiag Co. Origine’ fire back 4 IT’S BARGAIN NIGHT AT CHURCH BAZAA Public Market Modern Single Rooms 256 Large, Modern Outside Rooms for One or Two, BOA Bargain night And a ventriloquist genersl gayety These are the attractions for the Dancing. to add to the BUSINESS CARDS) Printed for $2.25 Per 1,000 KAPLAN PRINTING CO.) 709 Fourth Ave. Main 2623 tarian church bazaar, which will be concluded Saturday night. Large crowds have attended the fair, and another record breaker is expected tonight. Everything in the vartous booths will be sold at bargain rates | tonight "“HIPPODROME 4 VETERANS MEET Fifth and University Clean Amusement ON ANNIVERSARY Hometike Surroundings 10-PIRCE UNION OKCHESTHKA Appomattox was lived over again by civil war veterans at the state |Armory Friday, when gray-haired NAVY YARD ROUTE |men grew young once mbre as the: Steamers H. B. Kennedy and Tourist (told, each one of his own part in ee tie ry 4 ad oaset| the surrender which closed the war. topt Sunday (Bunday 2:30), 6:30 p.m | F- H, Hurd, Hollen Richardson Saturday, 11:46 pm. and 0. A. Benjamin were speakers Bach was present when Gen [Grant received the sword of Gen |Lee, ending the war | ASK FOR RECEIVER Time table subject to change without notice. Phone Main 3161. Price Oe Round Trip ah Monn BCs Alleging insolvency, with lMabili seceiwe 190 panice in the Beseatilic Americas. ties $25,000 er er than assets, W fone 0 CO. 660 Westwerh Bile BY & J, Sloane, the R. & G. Corset Co Me ee cen and other mercantile establish ments have asked a receiver for ithe John Panton Co. We Make Motion Pictures Finest Equipment in the Northwest | BELGIANS ORGANIZE Belgian-Americans organized per Jacobs Photo Shops Friday night. The urday show 26 new men WA. Seiding, Seettis bers. Gratitude by the Bélgians fo relief afforded by the United State was expressed = by Vice Consul Custor Joseph Hertog, president from every part of the city, be cause our work Ie different. BAPTIST SOCIETY TO MEE a bit better, The firet annual meeting of the REGAL SHOE | Columbia river district of the Wom len'’s American Paptis oly REPAIR SHOP | Missionary society will be held next First and Senece. Maio 4136. | Friday, in the First Baptist chureh, | to do torn bits of a special| STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1915. PAGE 5, STRIPES AND GHECKS ARE ALL THE RAGE MAKES HER BITE | Muste jof socie last night of the Boylston Ave. Uni-| | | |Taliman of Seattle, when rep FLOOR TO KNOCK OUT THE DEMONS TACOMA, April 10-——The ar. rest of Arthur Jordan, a “ healer,” who conducts a “Home of Peace” here, may be ordered today, following a complaint lodged with the prosecuting at- torney that a woman, Mra. Mul- da Fault, recently taken from Steilacoom hospital for the in- sane, is virtually being held a prisoner by him. Neighbors say the woman frantically beats her hands against a screen win: dow, day and night, so the while, and acting like person. To Detective Shaw ously protested he thing. Mra. Fault, he said, is affiicted with a lot of “demons” in her sys tem, which must be beaten out. He therefore has her roll about the bers of the she bites the the “demons” are knocked out Fault was removed to of Peace” ty last week, on an or floor while other me: and as ays, the m Steilacoom jer from Judea ore tations were made that she wanted to be cured by the “divine healer. SENTENCE FOUR Four men, convicted of offenses against the state. received sen tences ranging from fifteen days to five years in superior court Sat- urday Iguatio Ramos, a Mexican, who held up and robbed a man at Sev enth and Lane, was sentenc serve five years at Walla Walla by Judge Ronald, who also pronounc ed sentence upon Sam D. Merrill, a pickpocket, who will serve two to fifteen years at Monroe reform: | atory Jack Rudge and Loren Roulst were fined $1 and sentenced to fit-| teen days in the county Jail for beating up two Arablan peddlers. GAY DANCE AT HIPP Gay men and gayer women en: tertained and danced for charity at the Hippodrome Friday night. It was one of the largest gatherings ¥y folk ever. Luncheons were served in brilliantly decorated boxes before the dance and an or chestra was kept at work until mid. night CARD CLUB ENDS EASON The F.N. 1. 1 card club was en. tertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 8. McGuirk, on 17th ave. The rooms were deco- rated with spring flowers, and cov ers were laid for 14 marked the e Tho meeting 1 of the club season. Are appropriate at all times. We have made a careful selection of flaw- less stones, perfectly cut. These -_ can be mounted in settings man- ufactured by us to your order, Diamonds have perma- nent value and are be- coming much more valu- able every year. We have them in all sizes, but the smaller stones are just as precious propor- tionately as the larger ones. GRAHAM & VICTOR Diamond Merchants 821 Second Ave. Jordon vigor-| can cure any-| }Seattle cops, Chief Lang has put ban on Sunday holidays for summer | ttle Postmen's band gave ite {third annual ert at the Y. M .1C. A. Friday night A to! | | BEG YOUR PARDOW, \! THOUGHT You WERE MY Wire | y WRITE Me AcHectk TTANoTHER, ‘TO PAY FoR MY NEW DRESS DEAR Hi AWAT THR FLY out on the fy Vill collector gets past your pro Or youre forced * pledges | tome chareh building rector } to make | Take it out om the fly | | | | Take it owt om the fir, | | If for any old rensou you're prompted to tressen, Or murder of arson or efime out | erncon, Take it out om the fy No more Gunday fishing trips for West Seattle high school orators tate debating champs. Clinch ed title by defeating Lincoln Hi on single tax a | We are moved to wonder what the present king of Eng- land's pa would have said about | thie Ory thing. ——— —— Fifteen carloads of aircraft will) be shipped from Tacoma to Viadi vostok for use by Russian army Protest filed by 41 W. roads against embarrass tions of finance at fre’ hearing in Chicago, Of course Street car strike in Wilkesbarre, Pa, to be arbitrated. Apparently not all street car men a token hearted ~~ oe | Sometimes the viewpoint of a |) woman is beyond us. We have | | one girl friend who won eight | prizes and $20 In cash playing | bridge for the benefit of the poor Belgians during Lent. o_-— ~~ = @ Prof. Lounsbury of Yale, great English scholar, dies, | age 77. Had a string of degrees a | yard long. | Fire at Liverpoo! water front Jcauses lose of several hundred thousand dollars Six firemen | overcome by smoke | A jury in that Tacoma town, | | aid wife's love is valued at | | Three hundred hones and sixty conte— ‘Oh, Helen, whadda’ya think of that? Mill men In Everett refuse to ar- bitrate with shingle workers. Comptroller of currency at Wash- ington says national banks show! increase in clearings, How's your pile, neighbor? B. Rosenthal, Seattle tailor, sen- tenced by Judge G n Saturday to six montha to 10 years in.Walla| , Walla for second degree arson | “Th’ new Beeleysport Bottlin’| Works wuz opened with a reception. | All report havin’ an uncorkin’ time.” ' MAYOR TO SIGN UP city Mayor Gill and the comp. troller were authorized Saturday | to execute an agreement settling upon the railroad all responsibility for damage to the public library | building caused by excavating the} Great thern tunnel, The mat ter @ame up on motion of Council: | man Hane | 7 es Great Northern has agreed to make any necessary repairs to the library butlding, provided the city will drop all other suits for | damage which grew out of the set- tling of earth while the tunnel was under construction, i} TON, Colman Dock, )| checw¢! f Has Invented a “Catchall” Bait| CHAMP, Wash., April anzer, the champion fisherman of Skagit county bas invented a balt by which he expects to break al) records this season and catch enough perch to feed all the city folks that come up to the lake Jess has a new breed of fish « worms, Last fall during the plowing Jess filled « big bax with rich dirt and caught alt a bushel of . hen he took four en old rubber overshoes and old automobile tires and ground them up fine in the hay cutter and mixed them with the in the box Now the worms have eaten the rubber and some of them will wtretch elght inches and snap like a rubber band Jena don't reckon the perch can pull them off the hook at aul dirt EXCURSIONS SUNDAY, APRIL 11 TACOMA, EVERETT, PORT TOWNSEND, PT. ANGELES, DUNGENESS, PT. WILLIAMS, KINGS- LUDLOW AND Other Points on the Sound LOW RATES FULL INFORMATION 2 N. eshochamp Man Main 3993. | | | Q.—We have just started to take ;should have trouble In finding her The Star, and | find a great inter. | brover svhere eet in ding your letters. !! G4 took out my first natural thought | would ask you how ‘| ization papers about six years ago could entertain a youna man whom! Will | have to take my first papers | would like to ask to call out again before | can get my sec | haves never invited any boys to call yet.'0Nd papers? Cc. J. We have just a littie house with; A—-If you have not left this four rooms, After supper we all | COUnMWy during th@ sis years and go in the front room and we have °#® establish proof that you toc no kind of an instrument that any | 0Ut first papers, you should be abl of us plays. {| have four little sis-|'0 Ket your second papers, provid ters and when any one comes, they |®4 that you are qualified in every a s have to hang around and other way bother; but what | want to ask you se is, how could | entertain him? He| Q@-—! am a@ young married girl, have a comfortable home and a good husband. | am not extrava gant In any way. | am alone all has @ violin, which he playa. Thanking you. N.C. the A.—The more closely 1 stud modern girls who have arrived at | 9&y and have decided to get my. the beau stage, the more 1 find | Self a little pet dog or bird. |that too many of them are not gen) My husband thinks it would vine. They are too self-conscious | OMly be @ nuisance and « waste of }and do not nd enough upon|time. Please give me your opinion thetr personalities to get them|0M It, ae 1 want him to see your alons anewer, Thanking you In advance A generation ago the of | CURLY. girls lived in emall houses, there A.—I think you might put your were larger families than nowa-|"#me to a much better advantage days, and they had no musical in-| than fussing over a pet dog or bird struments *to depend upon for en-| YU could surely find a little child tertainment, And stil re girls | Whose parents are having a strug married in proportion to the popu-| Sle to keep it and bring it up who lation than now, Don't fool your-| Would be willing for you to help if that a boy with any sense ja|them out. Or if your husband is | coming to see you because you live| Willing, get an orphan child and in a fine house, because you have! bring It into your home and care plano, or because you wear a silk | for It a# though it were your own. If you cannot do this, there are Now, my girl, don't be ashamed special courses in painting, china of your home and don't scorn your| Painting, needlework, music and | little sisters; remember, you were|!!terary work that you could take once at the curious o. Invite|UP your spare moments, which your friend to your home some|Would turn your {dle time into evening and tell him that you have |#0mething worth while, Seize ev- no muste at your house, and that|@TY opportunity to broaden your self by seeking the higher and bet- all of you would enjoy hearing him ter things in lif STREET CAR FLIRTATION ENDS INJAIL It began with the snost guilelese tort of @ flirtation on a street car the merest flash of an eye~and has resulted {n the arrest of Jobn 8. Hawkins, the conductor, and the homeleaving of Miss Elete Ryan, who now resides at 710 Pine st. Hawkins has been working on the Seattle, Renton & Southern, and as conductor met Miss Ryan, who made daily trips between York station, wher her parents have their home, and Seattle, where she was employed as a fal tina department store Miss Ryan i pretty enough to attract the eye of almost any man, and Hawkins, although married, @ fact which she did not know, she says, flirted. That was early in Oc 1942. acquaintance that at first was a good-natured nod morning jand evening became more intimate, | Last May she learded that Haw- kins has a family out on the Ren- ine turned to Justice ehead and a warrant w Hawkins’ arrest. Consta ed him in the dis York, Friday aft An only ton 8h Wh sued for ble Lambert loc: patcher's offic ernoon | Passengers on an outgoing Great Northern train discovered from @ window Saturday morning the body jof Leo Craig, 15 years old, w up on the beach a mile north o! monde. at Beach, wi P. Peter- | Q.—Please tell me an appropri. | ate way to make # crepe de chine| Can You Get skirt Thanks very much. | DOROTHY D. A.—Shirr about the waist to form | a yoke, either deep or narrow, to| nit the taste and figure. Cords ay be run in, if destred. Wide! tucks appear in many of the best skirts, Side-plaited skirts are very atylieb Morning or Late Q—I am a girl of 24, and have the problem of earning my own living staring me in the face. | have only a common echool educa- Ruud Automatic tion and would like to I trade or profession, something | can depend upon in after yeare.| the water pa Will you help me decide? : pa ANXIOUS GIRL. | on its way to one month or longer. A.—This is one of the most im possible questions that I ever have! to answer. To be successful in a profession or iu work of any sort the person must be adapted to that work. His tastes, his personality, his powers of endurance, his health heated. This automatic device which as well aa his education must be taken Into consideration. So it Is impossible to choose a life work for another person, especially when no particulars as to that person's fancies or temperament are given 1 might recommend Mbrary work | to a girl who hated the sight of a/ book, or nursing to one who faint-! ed at the sight of blood, But ger erally the range of professions in which women are engaged {s so broad nowadays that no woman Phone: slation Manages of Seattle Bt help you to give Free Bai to the boys of Seattle, and I hereby you to deliver The Star to me for a Period of one month, and thereafter until ordered di continued, for which I agree to the carrier at the rate of abc per month. I am not now a subscriber of The Star. Phone The Star wants to give away 500 Baseballs to 500 Seattle boys, and offers one free to any boy in Seattle for a few min- utes’ work. How? Take this baseball clipping and get two new subscribers to sign these coupons to take The Star for Bring them to the Circulation Dept. of The Star, 1307 Seventh ave., and get a dandy 50c baseball free. That’s all you have to do. Simple, isn’t it? These base- balls are going to go fast, so be one of the first boys to secure one. Just get the coupons filled out. Do not collect any money. Hurry, now, and secure one of these ball. pon must be filled out by people who are not now taking The Star. Coupon 2 lp ¥ oyK of Seattle, 1 to deliver The ‘Si of one month, and thereat sontinued, for which I of 250 per month Nome Address . at the rate Iam not now a subscriber of Phe Star. When You Want It— The First Thing in the This perfect service is provided by the water pressure, automatically opens the gas valve and ignites the gas, hence the gas burns only during the time the water is flowing. The Heaters Are Sold on Easy Terms Seattle Lighting Company New Location—1308 Fourth Ave., Stuart Bldg. . Remember the cou- play. He will no doubt enjoy play mi aig, who is the son of Robert ing for you more than to sit and| nee Cikig kt eemescee eten to some one eles play. Later] KILLS HIMONLF IN HOTEL |arorued: Mert 4e when he ae on in the evening. make some) peLLINGHAM, April 9.—Guatay |Party of three other boy friends andy, Let every one help, as &)e Reimers, who was well known |embarked for a pleasure trip in @ crowd of people get as much {U2 | hore for his experiments on Lake |skiff and rocked the boat. mut of making, candy as they 40|Wistcom with hydro-aeroplanes,|son of Richmond Beach heard the eating It. If you are a wholesome, | was found dead in a local hotel. |lads’ cries for help and rescued good-natured girl, there is no rea-|T8* (Une Come cide tori son why you and the young man | should not become real good friends; that In, if he is sincere Hot Water at Night? Gas Water Heater sses the heater the faucet it is instantly by an the effects of the through is accomplished , from Main 6767.