The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1915, Page 1

AST EDITION Unnettied; Don't Cheer! Get Busy! HE best boost idea Seattle hy. ver had T ja meeting lonesome delegations of vis itore this summer and revealing to them samples of Seattle's hospitality, To do it tho, everybody must get Into harness, Ask the railroad passenger agents if anybody YOU'RE Interested in is coming, Then YOU meet them. The Seattle Star : The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News : probably showers AKATILG low 1:28 pm, 110 1, O46 om, 40 ft VOLUME 18. _ NO. 112 SEATTLE, WASH.,, Tl JESDAY, JULY 6, 1915 ONE CENT — frwa wranns: eo 11:00 p.m, 160 ft, 440 pm, 10 Mt eattle Realty Men Give Glad Hand to Visiting Brethren @IdsSES 8s>s<¢E6 Sn S2ds<eE6 sdseeC UNCIL TO PASS MILK BILL Chicago Party Assai ant of J. P. my Cuts His Wrist in Cell at } sensi [Parmeception BILL IS COMMIT 2 SFORIT | coupons, importuning him | to vote for the McBride By Fred L. Boal } The city council lHeense commit MINEOLA, L. 1, July 6— milk ordinance; buried in q y t }tee Tuesday unanimously voted to| Frank Holt, who shot J. P. communications urging ORNING, Chicago'” recommend that Counctlman Dale's) Morgan at Glen Cove Saturday, ‘ ‘M Morning, Seattle!” new bill, providing for the licensing) attempted to commit aulcide in him to do it; called from f “My name's Smith,” of dancing in hotels and cafes, be| hie cell in the jail here during his bed at all hours of the coe yee. tir, Suki. My name'n Jones.” Indefinitely postponed. The mess.| {he ba gir bype# repre to not night by all sorts of peo- ¥" S ure was to go to the council Tues tous, te y ee 8 Ger ON, Mr. Tones, Moet my. wite day afternoon with that recommen Holt attempted to cut an ar | ple he never heard of be- “How-dedo, Mrs. Smith? Bleas my soul, where did all these peo | qarjon tery in his wrist with a a fore, who announced they were Star readers, and who sternly demanded that it be “Aye” when the clerk called the roll, in council Tuesday after- noon, Councilman Robert B. Hesketh, until Tuesday “the man on the fence,” has capitulated. He said he would vote for the ordinance, “Tam worn ont,” he said. “T ve milk on the brain!” pencil Only prompt action by @ | turnkey frustrated Holt's at. | tome from The bill, Introduced at a meeting “Beattie Real Estate association AND wives AND children” of the counet! as a committee of the ° folks went to al t i ft 7 “gad don’t mean to say that you folks went to all this tr whole 90 eral x ya ago, altar am tatael ands his ites, x an. : . or DIT had be led, provided, | ; . ato trouble at all, Mr. Jones, * * * ley, Green, come over here. yor dancing apart from the main) est Son every that he hed bar, bat made it permissible Ip) gaghed his wrist was made, rooms where only service bars Were, but the jail doctor was hur- maintained riediy summoned and the An amendment by Counctiman wound was sewed up Fitzgerald, providing for the allow: © still weak, Holt 1* recover ing of private dancing parties, was m the beating he received at given no offictal notice 1s of Morgan and servants Counetiman Dale said in defense when he shot down the banker, jot his bill that he believed the best Convinced Interests of the city demanded that) If the prisoner |e nc \dered | there be a little liberty allowed in/ strong enough to be taken from the | such matters jail to Glen Cove tomorrow, how Hesketh has obtained the ap- | The bill to revoke the Butler cafe|ever, the pretininary. bearing will — proval of 28 small dairymen, here IHeense went back to the cotnell| be postponed. Official slimes | . etree ee tofore the bill's strongest. oppo- without discussion fare convinced he is insane. | Whe five men will hanged! Scene at a public execution at Bay Springs, Miss. The crowd was as nents. He spent Monday inter- | Holt has declared he will tell the jovial as if ata pienic. Note the woman with a baby in her arma standing in the foreground. viewing these dairymen and ob- | full story of bis Ife when arraigned | __ taining their views. \before Justice Luyster, and the po- ie tad Deka as Approve the Test litee hope to clear up the mystery Morgan called bis office on the . They approve without qualifica- |resulting trom reports of the close | telephone today dnd djecebeéd bast Thousands Will Gather to tion the tuberculin. test for all resemblance the prisoner bears (0) ness atfaire with hia partners. Mor cows, but believe the bill should T0 DODGE BLAME. Eri h Mus ater, forme r H arvard pro. gan told his associates he now “felt =] . |be amended to remove the power er beg charked |i aeiy See 5 Men Enter Eternity |¢i,\srienaiss “os (trom the able Just | | j | | | bbe the murde |health department officials, plac- Turnkey & vee Him jipg it in the hands of inspectors | Al WRE K! John Tacksratrixer, the turnkey./ WIFE SAYS HOLT Se ce “aed BaF .,_|the dairymen themselves choose, | had watched Holt at Intervals thru IS NOT MUENTER Mississippi Gallows to Be Worked Overtime; Girls} or that inspections be made by fed- ight. Soon after midnight he and Boys Not Barred jeral inspectors | Soret blood trickling down his} Hesketh’s decision assures a Statt Bpectal j clothing. | © he ‘ vote of 5 to 4 for the 5 = | “RAINIER, July 6—Attorneye for| He fished into Holt's cell and) q DALLAS, Tex, July 6—"Frank BY FREDERICK &. HAMLIN of sentiment against “hangings | Sver ordinace. poet tae, both the N. P. and Milwaukee rail-|found the blood pouring from a/Holt and Prof, Muenter the same! NEW ORLEANS, La., July 6. A} Sree S being felt in this part o Wants a Referendum cou roads, upon which occurred the| gash in his wrist. A bloody pencil| impossible, absurd, inconceivable.” storm of protest is going up all over raae During an informal discussion of | wreck Saturday, are attempting to| was on the floor of the « the wife of the man who shot | Missiesippl and other parts of the | cently ‘ie athe re-/the measure Tuesday forenoon, by avoid liability of damages as a re-| Holt’s attempt to take his life ts Morgan told the United Press - es » 494) Councilmen Lundy, — Hesketh, Jeult of the smashup when the| regarded as significant, in view of|today thru her. aticrne country over . “hangman's . day,’ | Aberdeen, oy | Erickson, Bolton and Fitzgerald, jerane of an N. P. steam shovel|the fact that he is now suspected of| “Oscar Sensabaugh, Mrs. Holt's | A¥suAt 6, in this state Serie: ears shot grovant the | Lundy announced he would vote knocked the props fr under 4) peing Erich Muenter, wanted on aj brother, said, however,” he went ON THAT DAY FIVE MUR- a gpa ire ed r awe le | for it, providing that if it carries it | Milwaukee trestie and caused &) murder charge n, “that Holt went to Mexico in| OERERS WILL PAY THE hie ‘arnival instead | is afterwards submitted to the vot- passing Milwaukee train to crash Try to Identify Him about 1906. It was in this yearthat| OATH PENALTY, TWO OF People ~ fr lers for rejection or approval as @ thru on top of the shovel | Charles Apted, assistant custodi- the wife of Prof. Erich Muenter of THEM WHITE MEN, THE rection. From Laurel this |referendum measure at the regu Three were killed in the wreck | 4, at Harvard, visited Holt in his Harvard died mysteriously and) OTHERS NEGROES. ON a dozen miles or so from Bay | !8" March elections. jand 20 injured cell today. He said the prisoner re-/ Muenter disappeared. Holt stayed) AUGUST 5 ANOTHER NEGRO Springs, an excursion train |. Lundy has been one of the four - The coroner's inquest today Is) pied Muenter, the missing pro-|in Mexico for two years, Senad-| WILL BE HANGED. was run. it carried Fee's | cpponents. ef the: biL .Birickapn, << irr abe | attended by representatives of the fessor charged with the murder of! baugh sald. He then came to the SIX HANGINGS IN TWO 1,000 persone. early |also heretofore opposed to it, an- State Public Service commission lytechnic inatitute, DAYS IN MISSISSIPPI, AND | nounced he would consent to vote t his present wife EVERY ONE WILL BE A HOL- The negro tn the case was Mose|for the bill if Lundy's plan were his wife, but that he was not poat-|Fort Worth * Frank E. Case and Mayor 8. F. Woody of Bothell, real estate men and the Interstate Commerce com e ol ott te where he wm i focal committee which met visiting realty men at the train Tu: mission. They are all reviewing| tive Holt was act re Mu pter Bree thas: Gavia Hite ean ooue 1DAY EVENT! Johnson. He had held up and rob- adopted and showed ‘em the time of their lives. The Star photographer) i) Mn Sa ecertain the ex., He intends to see Holt again aft but before it is admitted to. ‘The executions will be in broad | C4, * lumber company pay car,| Bolton made no comment, but them in front of the Arctic club. tent of the ratlroads’ Hability er the bandages about his head CD mnyatany ee" lanylight, there will be po limit on *20t and killed the paymaster and | did not say he wouldn't vote for it. Baarese thom in front ve ha een removed | 2 b tw ; This afternoon the jury will hear map pry ales satel the number of persons to attend, | YOUnded two other white men | Marble, the fourth opponent, w Swant i fr J * © © You let us look after your bag-| the evidence of Frank Russell, rear nd one ca fitness the grue. Posses searched and searched. Aj not present aan oy then all ready? * © © Here's another one of| brakeman on the Northern Pa-jhe first engaged as his attorney, some evente. S| deputy sheriff stumbled over him ree oR a 7 © vi re binge: Shake| cific freight train, who will testify anc scene 0! ne T Want you to meet Come over here, Robinson. Sh {fh « ho wil f d today retained Martin Littleton Strong appeals are being pre- | 1%, ‘he Woods near the scene of th ] ‘with Mr. Jones. * * * Now we'll go and get some breakfast. '|that precactions were taken to pre-|to defend him. A telegram from) pared by friends and relatives (Crime. He had buried $2,000 and CHICAGO CHILDREN anes, ¥ ‘ h cident Holt's wife in Dallas was receiv was digging up some of it “fo’ gin.” ceeee | vent the acclden ' it coe ee of the condemned men to have vWveisuwne eeete Oe cat a int che akg Albert Dehrke, an eye witness of today and delivered to the pr oner. | Gov. Earl Brewer commute the The ents Gee Senaede SEE LIBERTY BELL ri ithe accident, will also teatify ‘In he, message, Mrs. Holt said sentences to life imnrieonmert negro as condemfed to} 1 The Chicago Real Estate Board, having attended the elghth annual Have best counsel here, Ad-| pos A eT aetne, || emt | (eavention of the National Association of Real Eatate Exchanges, at eir main argument being A scaffold was erected in the vised to rest and wait. You mus that the wholesale executions CHICAGO, July 6—Chicago wi'l (Yen Angeles, is en route home via Seattle, Spokane and Glacier park BOMB iS EXPLODED do same, Loving greetings hourly. | by her husband, who| will be as much of a stain on |COUrthouse yard and the board of| nay homage today to the Libecty )_ The members stepped off a Great Northern train at 7:30 Tuesday) Beautital tribute to you in both! ~~ dyes 4 é 7 A era vane. | -ahev: Nisbery of dAleal supervisors of the county ordered |2™ Y e r withor a | ippi as : c' , Bell, which is due to arrive here at trav , and | P' rape! a public execution ! . Boring, el-weary, hungry, yee | iN POLICE STATION evening papers. I am tarrying +4 baby, Sire Mack Otten roti the hanging of Leo M. Frank Seven thoi 5 p. m. on its trip across the conti- . : s ousand men, w details of our finances, 1 will come) I ey re oted autcide Tuesday omen and would have been on Georgia. nent to San Francisco. 3 “ g } |ehildren, | © Yon know how it is yourself. Gray anwn, Strange town. Unfamil-| : when you need me, Don't be afraid, | Vskimo. attempted surcioe Vinny Excursions to Hangings oe ecret some babies, were wit-|"iousands of sotool Chikires am Mm Tat streets, leading you don't know where. Crowds of people, and not| NEW SRR ey 6 archi Rest (Signed) LEONE drinking poison | So strongly has mob spirit ruled)“ just a week after the Bay Sembled at the various public } ‘ p 1 ‘ e y Icom-|an attempt to blow up police heac nk ae, atin Bicodh ‘ of Me. a Kk y ‘ _ te of em gives a darn about you No one to meet you with a welcom ao alteeiyt 16198 Roe gala She Ik in the etty hompital, near At public executions that a wave! girings case, the morbid get anne. Sgr hams and oan yam hand. a The bob ne ke ‘eat’ 7 8 " Oh, sure, you can BUY courteous attention anywhere. For a gratul-| John Koss, an Austrian, was discov MORGAN ENTIRELY jdeath. Th od is er “treat” at Aberdeen, Miss, A L& Salle station to see the bell ) you can & care of by neighbors negro murderer, condemned to The children were escorted by porter will doff his cap to you. Any waiter, almost, will permit his |ered hiding in a hallway opposite nd So ined ile wee ' : Late! ; Und Weeden countenance to crack in an obsequious smile if you cross his| headquarters at the time of the ex OUT OF DANGER NOW te y hieeepee perth cae i ten vl tgey fallite aS Sint Wo dave be. teachers and relatives, Walm with silver piosion and was detained today | ated hotographic studio on Jack But that isn't HOSPITALITY | Several windows on one side of ted a photograp Braces were built on the OHIO FOLK SEE BELL ' ca arin 9 uy on at | scaffold to hold his uncon- LIMA, O., July 6.—Twenty thou- the building were shattered, and al GLEN COVE, L. L, July 6.—Phy-|*% 1: y “2eeee » marriage took place at St ’ : heavy door was blown off by the ex-|siciane attending J. P. Morgan an-| The marriage took place at a” scious form while the trap | sand persons of Northwestern Ohio Now, those Chicago real estaters didn't know they were going to be Michaels, Alaska, two year rs was set and sprung. greeted the Liberty Bell here today. ced today that because the pa 4 ‘ f Qt at the train. A good many of them have brought their wives and | Plosion. No one was injured os nti { dang The young Hakimo woman was More than 5,000 persons saw | Gov. Willis and Mayor Standish ters along. There are 55 In the party tient is practically out of danger, 00) bought to Seattle by her husband, that horror. | neaded a parade. And I give you my word that it made a hit with them to be met by «| AMERICANS KILLED |more bulletins will be issued from) wig” she says, deserted her last| Protest against passage of the bw Monch of live wires iike themselves at the station. It put them in an | the Mor home here. | March | proposed ordinance prohibiting) j= Himistic mood. Reing {n an optimistic mood, they will be able to All future bulletins will come) | player pianos in front of motion Mew Seattle's advantages over other cities in their true light. They will| BROW NSVILLE, Tex. July 6.—|from the Wall st. office of J. P. posse houses was lodged with the Wack to Chicago and pass the word around that Seattle is a fine|Two Americans are reported to Morgan & Co | public safety committee of the lace shed live and do business in have been killed near Lyford by| Morgan is becoming restless be-| | gounet Tuesday at a special meet That's psychological. It works both ways. I have a friend who | Mexican raiders cauae of being forced to remain In Peta really beautitul wife Ordinarily, when my friend regards his ling wAtter lengthy discussion, the eT eefoss the breakfast table, he realizes and rejoices in her beauty , professor of Morgan himself feels that he will | committee deferred action until its ) a ple, d . English at University of Oregon,/soon be able to leave his bed again | regular meeting Wednesday after f ate and goes home half- + ' gular meeting once in every so often he stays out late and goes home half. 7 ee one-year conscription for|and take a hand in his vast business | weon Americans aftairs from: his home at, ipagt os Fifteen representatives of small ler. In the morning he is filled with remorse and pessimiam. At times he regards his wife acrosa the table with a jaundiced eye, é uspbie's MONTREAL, July 6.—Seven! picture houses explained they can _ re ee Be | were kiiled and many injured) not afford to advertise their wares 88 sie looks positively plain sn ° kt Te y an explosion in the plant|in newspapers, and the pianos gre Every woman knows what a big bargain feast arecrcnsiicniys mom som Satie Teachers to Meet £.ctsseims fs Bae shes nine pans nae ft Canadian Explosive Co,, at) ¢p ly way they have to attract a " i i a ped Arctic club, ‘They had pieakiant of the Canadians |the only way they have to a || the July Clearance Sales Nearly all Seattle's At 9 o'clock cuests and hosts started for an automobile tour of the | Beloit, Que. The dead include an) attention Sales bring. bed while the wounds are. he & £ P Y. At noon came juncheon, end afterwards a trip in launches inspector for the Britt ¥ ‘ leading stores are hav suc sale now ey fiennea sround Elliott bay, in order the the visitors might seo the har * 30 isitors rom Indiana ment, assigned to the tactory dur-| ding ¢ e havit such a sale now and they a of So sort commiaaion ing the war, and two girl employes | SQORE § FOR PROHIS | are buying liberal space in The Star to tell the readers The © pave ead iight for home ‘ . ss ‘ ne hicagoans will leave Tuesday night for home of this paper all about it. Today's paper contains | , nla ol al City Schoo! Superintendent Coop- tre: faited sample of the hos-| 1 ’ bl Pfeil gg hn lide Other delegations 10 the Los Angeles convention are headed this.) «aig The Star Tuesday that rep-|pitality rent in all Seattieg | WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE | |Advocates of prohibition pointed much money-saving news, which it will pay you to ¥. Some have dallie San Francisco, Others have tarried at Ban) catatives of Seattle schoole|eachers. > Water will be shut off in the | | With pride today to the fact that no)), 444 and read arefull Remember, Seattle's be One how side-tripped to Honoluln, The Seattie real estaters plan Fine! Théy'll go back and tell| | aistrict. between Brandon and | {treats were made here for drunken ad and read carefully, emember, Seattle's best Meet them and entertain them as they come. would be atthe train to greet the all the youngsters about ft, And| 7 | |ness during the Independence day} ame jamlen : . hae Nog sea ateree Juneau streets from 37th ave ores adv se best bare s » S eine Hevery stranger could be welcomed as he steps off hin train In |35 teachers of Paterson, Indiana, | when the youngsters grow up| | 81a gan ave. S.. Wednesday, | |celebration, while at least 100 were stores advertise their best bargains in The Star reg what a lot of good will we could create for ourselves! Good! when they arrive on the Shasta theyll remember it and come to from 9 a. m. to 4p. m. taken in tow @ year ago. '} ularly, Mi Ihe yer chips, has no home,but, again lke poker chips, It's @ | Limited, Thursday evening at 4:10. | Seattle to live! | Vancouver was wet then; it is’ W004 thing to have when the time comes to cash la. He said the teachers would be! IT PAYS TO BOOST! -—_—————_—_-—— dry now,