The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1915, Page 1

AST EDITION Weather Forecast—Probably fair TheStar Always First It you were downtown Saturday morning, noticed, perhaps, that The Star issued Ta extra edition, carrying the news of the gheoting of J P. Morgan, to its readers two pours ahead of its competitors, The Star is always firet The Seattle Star | : The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News : | VOLUME 18. _NO. 110 SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1915 ONE CENT _ Sitwa SY aNos) oe $18 pm, 180 fs 82 p. ma Be Ht MILWAUKEE TRAIN GOES OFF BRIDGE 1 Killed, 11 Hurt, at Rainier, Wash. See aaaaaanannenaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a TIDES AT SEATTLF High Law Giant Firecrackers and Explosives Are Barred Ex-Cornell Professor In- ‘ ACOMA “= oT Fe soaey” on | vades Home of Financial I BIISHES Welcome, aoe Citizen, Welcome! NEW King and Inflicts Seri- | | NEW YORK, July 3.—Victim of a would-be assassin, J. | P. Morgan was shot through the groin by a man who forced his way into the Morgan home at Glencove, L. L, early today. Early this afternoon Morgan was able to talk over the telephone to his office here and assured W. H. Porter, a mem- ber of the firm of J. P. Morgan & Co., that his wound was not One is known definitely to! be dead and at least 11 injured) serious and there was no cause for his partners to be con- cerned, Dr. John Zabriski refuses this afternoon to confirm or deny that the condition of J. P. Morgan is serious. He said | as the result of a locomotive the financier had instructed him not to talk and two passenger coaches| sks | “Is Morgan's life in danger?” the doctor was asked. j i a Milwaukee train from) Six hundred citizens of Seattle, oa? cee life is always in danger when he is shot,” he who have been naturalized within | respondec Seattle to Grays Harbor| the past year, will be guests at a/ Members of the family said Holt shot twice, but only jumping the tracks on a trestle | reception at Recreation pier, on the /one shot was effective he first bullet shattered a valuable war Rainier station south of) | roof of the Bell st. port commission! portrait hanging in the hall ‘Toma, Saturday morning at! dock, Sunday afternoon | Dr - G. ee head physician of * an hospital, was od . . * There will be a concert from 2:30/summoned toc ‘or consultation with Dr. W. Markoe, a , ; I HOEVER you are, from whatever land you came, whatever may have been your sta to 3 by the police band, under the | specialist, who arrived at the house earlier in the day, accom- The train plunged down tion in life in the Old World, you. are now, an. American. | leadership of Sergt. Clarence Carr.|inied by some of Morgan's business associates. Mpon a freight train which As an American you have the same social and political rights that all Americans Wess antcage b neeapoe «he Pag After examining Morgan, Dr. Markoe announced the 4 was passing underneath the enjoy. It doesn’t make any difference to ais, and it ought not to make any difference to eel Comulscone: at ten, wound was not serious and there was no danger except from trestle on the Northern P; you, whether in the Old World you were commoner or aristocrat We have no classes gration White and Judge Neterer._ |infection tie ie, ere. : Cart J. Smith, representing the re Morgan was at breakfast with Ambassador Sir Cecil } Keep, if you will, a sentimental regard for the country you have left jut you are sem a Americans, will Spring-Rice of England when his assailant, who told the The railway company Sat- ow an Amefican—don't forget that. You need America, for she will give you equal "Tee invocation will be pronoune-|POlice his name was F. Holt, and that he was a professor urday afternoon gave out the rights and opportunities. America needs you ea ed by Rev. Father John G. Stafford,,at Cornell, forced an entrance into the house. name of Louis D. Bradeen, In this broad land surely you can find useful work and enduring happiness. These and the benediction by Rev. Carl K.| No explanation was made as to the presence of the Brit- “ . 312 words The Star addresses to you, the invited guests at Sunday's Americanization day Dittmers. ish ambassador at Morgan's house, except that he was a contracting freight agent, | exercises, who have become citizens of the United States since July 4, a year ago: thy , pan, pte prises wit guest . ‘olumb 0 ee ’ P : : é Olive st., Seattle, as the only; Home.” and “Amerten." This fact was regarded as significant in connection with Wentified victim. ra ‘ao Fealn de The foreign-born residents tothe shooting, as it has long been public knowledge that i Ernst Ausin, William F. Goodridge, Francesco Peder L. Latrem, Joseph a al. Lote Rosenbere. John PF |whom invitations have been sent! \org as bee iling practically a ss The company admits Ae Jona Mer. | Garbarine, Erie Anton Ge Lo irarve, mma A tAtsiom, Wiitlam | Nankin,” Raut" N"Reakum. Albert |roresent mearly. every. eiviiiced Mpegan |e i> taedling practically all of the war con we injured. The yore | aoe ane Anderson, | Paul Gay, Christ Grecoria, Alphones | Laird, ¢ Levin, John HM. Loveck, | Raupach. Prone Reagetl, Mi Se | countrs in the world tracts of the allies in this country. : : ‘Qperator at Rainier reported) F4=' ; mm. Aven. | Ouitert, Ole B. GuismNn, Rudoiph | Christ Levees, Jecsh B. Linddiom | Henry Raymond. William Macs oe | Questioned at police headquarters, the prisoner reiterated | at least six or seven lives had| 24,74: =“ les, pervade cmap ype Has mae Awe Skinnay! Ooob, Skin-nay! that he shot Morgan because of the financier’s atleged con- de . Phitt; mun angéon. os nm jaw en, Wat onta-do-tub 0} eee he a A rescue party left Seattle Anderton ie john H. Aull, Aus- | ih Ernest ¢ ward Lalter, Andreas P. K. Land. Cart | heim Rchunke, “Aasiph Meche! yah. They'll git_yah if yah try it Only quick action by Morgan in resisting the attack made } A dispatch from the scene of the Anderson, 7 uperend, | ! Andres A. La | moana nike an’ hope ta die ff ft air grappled with him, while the butler, calling for help, as- pahers office aries’ lunwackes scar &. Blomeen, Fred M. Marnes, ee oe | J 2 Guiaay and Fatty, and sembled the excited household © meen, ve a a other fellers! ay back org 10 is powerf y i ri c feed at Tacoma announced that the " Dates, Fred a | iicinecut taal: John "3: aie Joump ma: lin the time when George Dilling|, M rgan, who is powerfully built, was more than a match j and eleven injured. pn | John & Sydney Bi. Hardt etm J council passed an ordinance which He overpowered him after a struggle, during which the i partial list of the casualties +s ay Ppa ang gee ae ‘*, Jobn a eats 4 Mare .. still holds good man fired two more shots Selander, Kampeon, Banderen, W. Shepard, | A. Simp Schelling, Fredrich ® eo Harris, Maurice It says you can't shoot off toy pis he prisoner was bruised and cut abo ey |tola, oF blank cartridges, or explo-| The prisone’. Tet ith Lion mc nie nani ae sive canes. It's agin the law to constable found him smeared with blood and his clothing bad- have fire crackers bigger than two ly torn when he arrived at the Morgan house and placed the Inches long and half an inch in di-- would-be assassin under arrest. jameter, of torpedoes more than| Morgan scarcely felt the wound while grappling with rters of an inch in diam 7 , — me te Cel ne man, but afterward sank into a chair, exnausted from No explosive may be used, on the the struggle and the pain The constable, summoned by Fourth of July or any other day ephone, took the prisoner away. erd F. Butler, Thomas Bly The injured are: W. H. Bald- ge Win of Seattie, engineer of the | MoUro Toe Maumanriner Milwaukee train, badly injur H. Bryan. Martin Bonkovic W. J. Penacor of Seattle, fire | ios, #arkis Hosdanian, Jam Ke man on the train, badly injured. Romein = De 9 is F. 8. Tisher of Seattie, brake- | Taker firs fom, Faker, John M. Bakulec, Char man, wae slightly injured. var, John N. & Hae Joseph B. 7. M. Thomas, baggagemas- Barnaby, Charies Ball ter, bruised and _ inter- John L. Clarkson, fal Injuries. A. L. Turher, | son, Bir - Hugo B. Anthony Matthew He: in, Krnest W. Harrison, | Harrison, Andrew Maaiand, r, #imon KA. Hh Haram, Alois Hamann, Arvid . Hubs, John A. Hand, Johan orikeen, James How F Samuel Hasson, Andrew wiiita Mi P. Strong. Montgomery ph C. Rehetfier EA > r, leg crushed and in- jae, Kn | ng, Jacob oun uM | more powerts than eck mower * ternal injuries. Practically the Frans [oirer, 2 trereen, Frank tetander, | 5 3 unless you have special permission ‘entire train crew was injured | je Frits Ineberg, Edward Ireland. } Emti Nileon, Nikojat ~4 Nilson, | jreimuth }from the chief of pc 3 @ e 9 ~~ Jor N jon, Oemon Niloon, . in the accident, which accounts | « John f | JoFretertk J. Jonneon, Raward | aitred 0. Nyberg, Nelle P. Nillecon, John Thompeon, Claus onda, | . : for the delay in accurate re- | Cusack: Vive ¢ | J Johnson, William H. J John P. J. Nelson. John Nyatrand, An- Richard M. Thwatta Kase Tom- | The Fourth of July will be cele from the wreck. Jim Wick Conom. ¥ @reae Jacobeon, Hugh J. J Nettson, Jone B. Neilson, Milmer | S08 nn ih, Tevernesn, viewer nia. {preted in Seattle and surrounding 9 io teat ihe passenger) ¢ William | | # even, Getat 3. Sohaneson » Mernhard Y. Nylander, Marry | acim, Andere Thomeen, Nerend Tim- |towns on ® larger scale, probably, fain, when it leaped from the ” Oscar J. Christofte i Jones, Ovetat M. Johansson, ¢ fell upon and broke tele-| Joseph J. Cordova, Thomas H. Coulson. | 140 yy “Jorgenson, Otto Jamock, Chris ®aph and telephone wires, made| Alexander Dalton, Albert Davts, Jehansen, Seba &. Jounsed, Otte ‘@Ommunication with the scene of! Ivar Dan Angelo 4’ Angelo, won, John Janson, Peder Jenean, ° Osthus, | Hane T Jena A. Olson, . Olat O ——e merman, Martin O. Torva, alfred Tar- | than ever before. e Kelson, James C. Tyson, William 3. | Qidfashioned celebrations wil! SSal an a S ote yal ry Doherty, Annie C ohn KB. John "i Taylor. | Ravenna park and other nections NCOVE a ” the wreck difficult. pee, Sat et One | a “! wae. Ute, 044, Jottus creer, ream | ‘The anniversary of 100 years of GLENCOVE, 1. 1, July 3—“Tytain nitroglycerine. The Milwaukee train left the! "John BE. Davis, Emil Danielson, | w A. | O'Sullivan SIN Coe, See Ulrich, Annihele Uretno. peace between the United States 4% willing to give my life for the| It was learned the Morgan as at. station at 7:20 Saturday,! s, Karl Delvang, Robert R. | Job om, Alfred Johneon oa) oe eee ees ” YY Than Vee. eee Votuman, | a4 Great Britain will be observed service | have rendered humanity. | ————————____________.,, Montes: ‘Aberd. H { hn Detigmet Lee Johnaon, Samuel Camiel Vansevenhaut, Aaron z rgan should have been killed (Continued on Page 2.) ano, Aberdeen, Hoquiam | n, Bertha K. Bini A. J. Jennen, Alfred M. Adolphus J. Potter, Hyann Podot Yaron, Christ Vandelac at Blaine, close to the Canadian bor os ana oer Grays Harbor points. ‘ —— Ernest Emil Jc | ney, Myer Polonsky, John Phillips, Kenneth L. Webb, Jonm J. | der, started the war and could have | ‘'acoma Rushes Relief Amel LJ n. | Alex Parker, Fernando Pierluea, Gott Wright, Everett M. Willems, An= |p, ved it if he had wanted to.” | . - | @ a ws A, ‘acoma Sunday and Monday On word of the wreck, ambu- <veppineiaisasinhamedehenalll (2 lores on vg” men! tgpae 2 Pedy BH Widell, George Welcker, Bu- |" There will be automobile races in This was the statement of Prof. | and a relief train were rush | n ath ‘saree ner, Alt R demann, | M Holt, who shot J. P. Morgan today, | to 1 | Mount, Wathen @ Kreme, | Pet Wiklund, David W. Whitehead, | Tacoma Monday F the scene from Tacoma. | wd ae ~ re Na wee, nik, George 8 Whitaker, Martin G. Welsen- | The Fourth coming on Sunday to Justice Luyster of i | a Furfaro, Robert Karl ¥. J. Kack, Gustat J ts Be Fe tine, Wveiander, | Monday will be « legal holiday this » Ine statement to the FPraicte rrodie, Patrick For Alfred “i. Krone, | Kari Hse puis Berle C. Sumeen, |year United Press, the justice said ge Viens agar , ’ a3 at Wining tuatasd Pannanen Leonard Williama, Gu A. Watt: On Sunday, at 10 a. m., the Wash When I first asked Morgan’s as ; 7 Soren ®. Knudsen, John strom, William J. Wilson, Alfred T. N- lington National Guard, Col, W. M./sallant regarding the shooting, he r Porare Kalteh, John A. Kirku. | , Charles A. Peterson, Dota Inglis commanding, will parade replied | Se eee eis mircain, . |. Auteed Pullit See downtown. 1 am too dignified to discuss | ever, Frank Krachnik, | Ro-Maroid Nude, Peter Runa, fanto | 7—Anton Ruger eee the matter Kirgeorge, Joseph Kobe Rizeo, Sam Wickles, Carl P. Rek- Bremerton, Saturday, will be the Prisoner Ie “Ineulted” ae aero ———-— | acene of a atreet carnival, pavement 1 asked him if he bad any ac BY Y TE. and purposes, a Buttinsk!, Chief} complained. dancing and an automobile parade. complices and he replied: ‘No one ‘UD’ S OFF ON SPOONING IN Lang. according to statements at| Thompson further said the boule-| There will be ball games Saturday, was in on this but me and God Al Friday's meeting, dismissed the cou-| vards at night were a sight, He of-) Sunday and Monday 1 had no other accom ing their story, | fered to tell of at least 25 cases wing the justice said Awakened by the squeaking sg dey prisoner is about 30, and her 1; an The park board Friday was con-| Where enamored couples drove out | SHIPBUILDER DEAD Germe peered Sia faa sidering whether or not Davis, in autos, parked the autos, and, | = with a distinct German ac five miles from Renton towards Is-| should be dropped from the force,| Without allghting from the ma- pes bd fo Cath, very thin, asd dart Saquah, escaped from her bed late| for over-vigilance in shadowing this; chines, made open demonstrations) * (, Thomas H. Pi Capt. Petersen, MA* | tte is tery well dressed in dark ple after he: teday night just in time to| —_————- and other loving pairs. | of affection tor ebip builder, 79, is dead at bis clothes sro being blown to eternity by] The Hid Is off at the parks, park board, arrived at Friday | vt don't think any officer should) ss anie inne te anaes my BONey-! nome, 4433 32nd ave. W., after a\° "] neked him if he was a Jew, | explosion of dynamite that com-| i! afternoon deliberately follow any couple,”| C brief® illness, following a paralytte > nl No. 18 : | fellere—and girte eliberately _follo ple,” | | 5 and he ec No, I. am a Chris i 7 wrecked her cottage: | You can carry on to your The decielon developed over | waid Comminioner Lamping. “If a] ee board ain rin eM ged Pn He leaves a widow, four tian gentleman.’ | i Fecolndy Ot the explosion was first! Hearts’ content, providing you the case of one Davis, motor | man wants to put his arm around aj Penge & more P | daughters and a son. He had been *I am tnsulted at your remarks. | athe Pym sheriff's office this | Keep out of the way of the sycle cop, who, on June 27, at why shouldh’t he, if he and|the Davis came, a resident of Seattle 30 years. He You have no right to assume such after the constabulary al the witehing hour of midnight, a7 gtr] kee® out of geht?” iP was 9 member of the crew of the an attitude toward a prisoner Renton and Issa passerby. r id L at ' aeeenic and Issag vah hed un-| a caw ove, and tien one at Sows ad sesh, O10 tebe, oo { ommissioner Brainerd demurred) = poORTLAND, July %.—Mre. Mag. pea tegtonee mail steam He had two sult cases contain a da sormitted | spoon, by sun, moon and stars. ue slightly garet McDowell, wife of G. M. Me-| er 0 jet 80! ing miscellaneous clothing and a the vandal who committed ay! 4 ane cenueets Ge i4 lade ple to a dark nook in the park, Park Superintendent Thompson,| Dowell, agent for W. R. Grace & |— ~ pereonal effects,” the justice sald A highways and bypaths of the and did then and there pinch, Chowever, agreed with Lamping Co., 18 Ina serious condition today | Columbia and Puget Sound R. R. “W searched sticks of d — as teas population ot the| clty’s play places. Yeu must to wit, arrest, them “The trouble {s, the couples clut-|as ‘the result of swallowing a bi-|special rates and Sunday train namite were taken from inside bi ES et oe nited States at the end of June,| withdraw to the inner shadows. It devel they were engaged, ter up the paths, They seem to| chloride tablet by mistake for head-|schedule tn effect Mouday, July th. vest. He also t ottle, believ year, totaled r 250 7 This is the decision of the and that the cop was, to all intents|lack all sense of propriety,” hejache medicine. —Advertisement jed by some of the officers to con-' J. P. Morgan