The Seattle star. [volume], May 06, 1912, Page 6, Image 6

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FEUDIST SHOT
(Of | allot l'r»» l.raaett *V'tr»>
Lf KINGTON, Ky., May •.--While
(tending in front of hi* atore at
Jroohetvllte. In Breathitt county.
E4 Callahan, Kentucky'* moil
rtttod feudut. and the ln*tlgator of
nany fatal ahootlng affraya, «<■
ihot and klllid from ambuah. Mia
dayor la unknown.
SHE HAD FLOWN
PORTLAND, Or. May t> - Bd
Anderwn *•> a treated for calling
at different hontea and Inquiring for
lit* sweetheart. whoae »il«»-«> of real
Jenoe ho could not remember.
HOTEL ETHELTON
The Hon March# I* having Ita
23nd Aanlveraary Sale W#
iri> only one Mork from the
•lore on Third wve and oppo
•Ite |MMtofflre
Rate* 79c Per Day Up.
Broadway Rink
71t EAST PINE ST.
Ladle* Admitted Kree l«oih
Afternoon and Kvenlng
Skating 29c. Chocking Pree
\or 111 AV.
lirx« Ukr. rHICMO*T. H«ll»r4
1 Su*> lali»* In Theae Idatrlcta.
C. G CHILBERG
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Extra Special
rrtmh Ostrich Ttpa. *H •
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ami r«flll«»t. R«r«Ui«»
ma<l«» from ol«l f*attt«r«.
Hats clwent. dynl
and rtl>N»rl»4. Itr(s4lii(
at «i»«cte! low |rU«4 Work
fuarrintMKl
Hefter Hat & Plume Co.
Ml %rr*4r Rl4c.. Tfclnl |*lo#»r.
DR. E. H. STANLEY
of »«a€tle
IH»f«trrrr mt ftftr PHartptra •!
Dual Development
Will l*ilver an
Illustrated Lecture
on TTila Subject
O* ■«* I. I»12. \T n r. M, AT
tai tDK nt 1.1.
In thle !ectur« In Stanley—
tthowa why children feaeame
Mouth-Hreat her*.
Polßtn OH I tlir tlanic'-r Period* 111
growth, ho* Rrntlb l« arreat.
Ed and why f»r«» are de
formed.
Show* » <ondltinn and point*
out a reoiedv without surgery.
Shown why . MNlr.n have < r«n|i
ed teeth, nasal troublr* and
adenoid*. well «• a plan for
pretention
Exriialna Ihr dlffrrmrr between
haphazard growth and modern
Dual 1 tevelopenent
Tlefeeia SO Ceala.
Ow Kale X Marietta Ura* stare.
PARIS
FLORIST
228 PIKE ST.
We have one • of the beat
atorea In the Went, outfitted to
handle any line of designing for
weddings. reception*, church
and funeral designs.
Twenty years' experience
We can satisfy and will—try tia.
OPEN TODAY
During this month we will fit
Toric lenses (like cut) for
$4.00. When mounted In a gold
filled mounting complete, $6 00.
This Include* a careful, scien
tific examination with modern
appliances.
Licensed to prae'lee by the
Washington State Board of
Optometry.
Eighteen years' experience.
Fourth year In Seattle.
W. ROBSON sSSst
Fourth Floor, 470-473 Arcade
Bldg.
Phone Main 3825.
Bring this ad with you.
The Buck Was Passed Merrily Until It Came Back to True m 2&* by co£«J"*'
In Real Progressive Convention, G. 0. P.
Endorses Roosevelt and La Follette
WHAT THe REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION DIO
Endoriad both Rooaavalt and
La Follatte.
Etactad 121 prograaalva dala
galaa to tha Abardaan con
vantlon.
Rappad Gov. Hay and "hand
ptckara."
Cava Thomaa F. Murphlna tro
mandoua ovation.
Salactad Formar Mayor OiHtng
for parmanant chairman.
Paaacd raaolution piadging
"unattarabla oppoailion" to
political advancarrant of any
"hand pickad" dalagat*.
"The bold and ronaclenecleas at
tempt to throttle the popular mil
of the republican party within Ibis
county la typical of (be ptanr and
! poltct*a of the supporter* of Will
Um Howard Taft throughout the
state and nation who a* lodestar*
[of the present administration, rep
: resent iprrlil Interest* and prl»-
jileged rlMirt that dealt* unfair fl■
Inaticia) and comm.-rcta! opportunl
tie* at the e*pet**o of public moral
' Ity and the welfare of the ma**ea
i In this laniuaifr and la similar
'.virile and Motrins *«ntence* the
| Kin* County Republican convention
at Arcade ball Saturday denounced
; he attempted "hand picking" of the
Ul delegate* to tbe elate nituwi
' tlon at Aberdeen on May U Kqual
jly emphatic was the euiVu raiment
i Ktven Thome* F Morphine, chair
'man of the King County Republican
Jcsnirat committee for thwartlnc
I the plana of the hand picker* ' and
i bringing about a preferential prl
! tnary election. When Senator !>an
Ijindon referred lo the |»rt Mur
phlne played In Riving the people
a chance to be hoard in the pre*!
detitlal nomination*, the contention
en mii'in- broke i>u| In a traniendou*
ovation thai iMlrd for fully two
minute* Ijtti r l>r Cora Smith
tatim King Invoked a similar dem
onstratiao for Senator "Hob" Iji
(■"ollettc, and a moment afterward
I Theodore Rooeetrelt'a name watt
ideated with equal warmth when
| Tom Hevelle predicted hi* election
PrO£r***iv* Throughout.
The convention which, with the
e*ceptlon of the Flrat ward. repre
•ented every ward In the city and
I the country dlatrlct*. wa* *h*olute
|ly progresalve "Hob" IJ» >>dletle
and RooeeveH *hared equally in
i the appreciation of the 400 dele I
Kate* present The convention ball
was decorated with the star* and
atrlpe* and picture* of Abraham
IJncoln, Theodore Roosevelt. Rob
ert M I.a Kollette and William H.
Taft.
Chairman Murphlne called the
rodveutlon to order and appointed a
committee on credentials. The del- 1
egate* wer* seated by ward* and
country districts. John II I'erry j
CHJFHMI
WOMEN HOLD
THE BALANCE
Or trait** rru* Lmhil Wlttl
SAN FRANCISCO. May «.—Call
fornla women will decide, at the
presidential preference primary, a
week from tomorrow, the name of
the democrat and republican who
will receive California's presidential
indorsement at the Baltimore and
Chicago conventiona. That the sev>
eral candidates realize the newly
enfranchised voter* hold the bal
ance of power Is Indicated by the
manner In which the women are
j being appealed to in the preaent
campaign.
If Senator Robert M Tji Follette
Scarries the state, he will owe murh
: of hi* success to Mrs. I.a Follette,
| who haa addreMsed the women vot
ier* in hla behalf In nearly every
< Ity and town In which "Battle
; Hob" haa appeared Senator La
| Follette In making a thorough can
j vass of the state, and In addition to
I Mrs. La Follette ha* several wom
en campaigning In support of hi*
candidacy. |j» Follette I* mure
>than pleased with hla chance* and
:ls confident that be will carry the
; Mate.
CLAIM NEVADA FOR TAFT
FALLON, Nev.. May When
the republican state convention met
here today the Taft following claim
ed they would send a wolld delega
tion from Nevada -pledged to
support President Taft. It wa* be
| lleved that Judge .1. F. Dennis of
Tonopah, a Taft man. would lie
named as chairman of tho conven
tion.
450 POLICE ON STRIKE DUTY
CHICAGO, May fi. Four hundred
and fifty extra policemen ar«- guard
ing the freight house* and railroad
yards here today, a* a result of the
strike of the freight handlers.
Hl*ty-fivo hu men ap out.
Toric
lenses
$4
t nominated James V C Kellogg for*
r temporary chairman, and Prof. J. ('
r llerbatuan nominated Former May
-1 or IHIIIok for permaneut chairman. 1
I'lilllp Tworoaer wia elected per
manent secretary and Miaa Henjs
min. assistant secret an
"Tht* convention show*." said
Temporary Chairman Kallogg.
"that *v*n an *a mimbir of th*
pr**id*nt'i cabinet and tn* govern
or of the *tat* cannot pr«v*nt th*
voles of th« peopi* from having
full «spr***ion in thi* county."
"Not In the palmiest day* of
boaaea and ward heelers," said I'er J
manent Chairman lulling, have I
heard, uotll two years mco. of an)
man. or *et of men. deliberately
hand picking' a set «r delegate* to
any political convention PNen the
worst bosses at least made a pre I
tense of holding raucuaea and prl ■
tuariea. "
Kach of the warda selected lis j
own proportionate number of dele I
late* to Aberdeen, while the eon
; ventlon a* a bod> elected &4 dele !
gates at large The two delegate*
allotted to the Klrst ward werw se j
lected at large, after Solon T Will
lam* created a laugh by aaying |i
THE PRESIDENTIAL HANDICAP
WABHINOTON. May «— Proprietor* for presidential boom# !«•
day made the following claim* fot iMr randidattM up to
and Including Saturday
RC PUBLICANS.
D*i*g*tt* tn convention. I .OH.
N«c***ary to choica, Mt.
Claimed lor Taft. II)
Claimed for Mooeevelt. 2ft.
Conceded by Nooeevell managar* to Taft. 117.
Conceded fey Taft manager* to RooeeveH. ttt.
Inatructed for La Pattella, M
Instructed for Cummins. 10.
Conteeted by Taft manager*. 12. —
Contorted by Roooevelt manager*. IM.
DEMOCRAT*.
Oeiegatee In convention, 1 X>9s.
NecMwy to choice. Tt%.
Claimed for Clerti, V 44.
Claimed for Wilton. 12ft.
Conceded to Clarfe by WUaon manager*. 14t.
Conceded to W>leen by Clarfe manager*. 02.
Inatructed for Underwood. M.
I riot rue ted lor Mardxll. 30.
Inatructed for Surfee, 10.
Instructed for Foe*. M.
Inatructed for Baldwin, 14.
Claimed for Harmon, 4.
Unin*t ructed, 114.
MINISTER TELLS WHY IT'S POLITE
AND PERFECTLY PROPER TO SWEAR
BROCKTON. Mam . May • Why
every r**p<>rtable thinking man
should iwnr Just as hard and an
often aa be pleases la (old tn an
other decalogue which haa been
compiled today by Hev. Albert
Marlon Hyde o( Brockton. "Ibe ten
reasons follow:
Hr»i Because It I* such an *1*
Kant way of expressing one*
tbougfeta.
Second— Rpi amr It la auch a con
elusive proof of taste and good
breeding
Third Because It la a sure way
of making one a arlf agreeable to
one's friends.
Fourth —Because It la a positive
Gomez Proclaimed
Provisional
President
(*? D>lt*4 Pihi LHaH Vt<)
KL PA SO. Tex., May 6.- That
Oen. Oroxco ha* *anctloned the
proclamation of Krnlllo Vasque* Oo
mex, as provisional pre*ident of
Mexico wa* declared here today by
Col. Pascual Oroxco, sr , father of
the rebel commander-in-chief. The
elder Oroxco, who arrived here
from chihuahua, declared that he
would be minister of war until hla
*on ls free from his duties In the
field and could take this post.
It Is stated by passengers com
Ing here from chihuahua that Or
oxco succumbed to pressure In In
dorsing the proclamation.
STABBED BY HUSBAND
PORTLAND, Or., May Lured
to the bsdside of her 6-yesr-old son,
who, sh« was Informed over the tel
ephone, was dying. Mrs. Helen Pe
ters was attscked. she alleges, by
her husband, Alphonse Peters, sn(l
severely stabbed. She escaped
with her life only after a desperate
struggle with her husband. She la
today in the hospital, suffering from
half a doien knife wounda. Mrs.
Peters and her husband have been
estranged for some time.
Print Chicago Papers
CHICAGO, May 6. Regular
morning editions of Chicago iwws
papera were published and distrib
uted today through the use of Im
ported pressmen and stereotypers.
The afternoon papers promise three
editions today.
There was no rioting early today.
It Is believed that the fate of the
.strike depends upou the net ion of
the printers.
THE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 6, 101?.
ua ron< > de tba Klmt ward to
iTaft," Among tbe delegate* elect-
Ird are Tbomaa K Murphlna,
;tl*orge W Hilling. Henry Mc»
Hrlde. Otto A. fam. Senator Han
l-aii'lon tuiren (Irlnatead. J T. C
Krllog* Geo. It Walkar. C. Allen
Hal*, Havld McKantia and Tom
Revdla
Two vigorous raaoitrt'ooa wara
adoptad Tha flrat indoraad both
Rooaavait and La follatta aa "fP
raaanting Iba graat patriotic body of
Americana who aaak ta rataln aqual
lly af opportunity. induatrial fraa
dom and raapact and pratactio" for
human rlgbta." Tha aaeond rssolu
tlen rappad tha "*handplehing" aya
lam and gave notice ta all "hand
picked" dslagataa of "uaaitaraWa
opposition" at all tlmaa •« tha f»
tura Tha canvantlan refused ta
adjourn until Murpblna raapondad
wltb a abort apaach.
Maat Tomorraw.
Tbe King county de legation will
meet tomorrow at tha Allen Hal*
cafeteria, for tba purpoaaa of orgaa
liatlou. Kit bar Tbomaa P. Mor
phine or forawr Mayor Hilling wOl
he elected chairman of tha delega
I Hon.
evidence of lb* acquaintanceship
with grind literature
Plftb It furnlahwi *ueh
a Rood < (ample and training for
young bora.
Hitth—liecauae It la aucb • (rood
way of Increaalng one'* aalf re
•peet
Seventh—Hecaua* It I* juat what
a man * mot bar enjoy* having bar
ton do
Eighth* H«rau*« It would look «o
nice In print
Ninth Hecauae It la aucb a help
to manhood and virtue In man;
i »ay«.
Tenth—-Becauae It la aucb an In
I falllbl* way of Improving om'i
< hance* In tba baraaftar.
THEY REPRESENT
. 1,300 COMPANIES
(Mr VilUI Fraaa I —aa« wtra)
PORTLAND. Or., May (1 —Offl
cers of tha American Klectrlc Hall
way Association, who are touring
the United Htataa. will arrive In
Portland May 14. Paaslng that day
In Portland, they will go to Van
couver, ». C . and from there to He
attle. The 12 or more capitalize
In the party repreaont 1,200 electric
railway companies They are travel
Ing over the country for the pur
poae of bringing about a better
understanding between the electric
companies and tbe communities,
tbey nay.
NO SUCCESSOR
TO ARCHIE BUTT
Or t 'lt'i Press Wire)
WASHINGTON. May g.—No
■uccaaaor to Major Archibald
Butt aa military aide to Pr**l
dant Taft will be appointed. It
la announced today, because no
one haa been found with the
neceaaary qualification*. Not
one of the nine military aide*
on the preaident'a staff ha*
been asalgned to th* duties per
formed by Major Butt, and It Is
reliably reported that no *uch
appointment will be made.
HAYS' BODY FOUND
MAI.WAX, N, H. May ti With
1R bodies aboard. Including Ihnt of
Chaa M. Haya, president of the
(iranil Trunk rallroitd, the cable
ship Mlnin docked here today, after
a trip to the scene of the wreck of
the liner Titanic. Moat of the other
bodien were those of members of
the Titanic » crew.
Hncrlflce H«le Modern Furniture
416 Pike, •••
BETRAYED, SHE AVENGES
SELF BY KILLING BETRAYER
Rose Dworfcan, Simon, Har Huaband, and Llttla Jaa, Bern Whlfa Hla
Mother Waa a Priaonar.
CLKVKUAND, O . May C - Hoa«
Uworkin will faca a Jury soon wltb
llttla Jua In bar arma. tba baby bom
aflar bar arrcat for killing Jacob
Korwtfa.
Year a ago. In • llttla Ntaalan bor
dar village, lived H.»e Shapiro. tb«
belle of tba wbola country aide
Jacob Horwlu woowd bar. won
bar and d«-*art*d without marry
ing bar He caua to Antrlrt,
promising lo aand for bar aad tbe
baby. I oat aad. ba married over
bara.
Una*, after tlma had baalad tbe
wound, married Hlmon Oworkln aad
wltb blm rroaaed tba ocaan and aat
tl*d la Maaaarbua«tta. Tllraa rbll.
drao wara bora to tbam. and tbalr
wedded Ufa waa happy until tbe
ahadow of Jarob llorwltg, then a
proaperoua Cleveland contractor,
again fall ovar tbalr way Ha nought
agam to win hla caat-off aweciheart
Koae Dwurfcin rej«.. ted blm
Than cama the rllmai Oworkln
waa told all—and tailing It. Jacob
Horwlts signed hla own daatb wdr
rant
Dworkta laft hla wtfa. taking tba
RESCUE AFTER
40 HOURS 01
WRECKED BUT
(If VtIM Mm Hawt Win)
■AV CITY, Or.. May Aflar re
malning at thalr posts for 4S hour*,
while thalr intla craft was pound
leg «n tha beech, baatan by break
ara and eubmerfed by Haavy aaaa.
Captain S rick son and craw of aavan
man of tha eteemer George R. Voa
burg, which waa wrecked an tha
aauth aplt of tha Nahalam rlvar
bar, today hava baan raacuatf by tha
government Ufa aavlng craw from
Garibaldi.
Tha re*cue waa a perilous one
The sea wa« rough, and a heavy
wind twice capslxed the boat of the
life aavlng crew while the daah to
the wrecked veaael waa being made
Tha llfeaavera righted their craft
and kept on Aa their boat (lood by
the Vosburg. (he high sea threaten
Ing momentarily to daah the life
boat agalnat the steamer, Captain
Erlckson and the aallora laaped for
the rescuing craft. A number
missed 11, but wore picked up and
hauled Into the boat. The rescue
waa witnessed by hundreds of per
aona who lined tbe shores, power
leva to help
ROBBED OF $120~000
PA RIB. May S.—The maharajah
(Holkar) of ludore, India, la out
1120,000 worth of Jewels today. Me
waa robebd while traveling from
Marseilles to Paris.
ikie Why don't you take a rest
cure?
Patient 1 can t, doc. 1 married a
suffrage).
><or i rx> e .
children Rom waa toon to become
• mo' her again
"I did do! m« an to kill blm." Roa»-
aaya. I only meant (o hurt blre
*o h<- would n»-vrr ny untrue thing*
about mo again "
Hbe ranir to l'l«rrl>Bd. bought an j
automatic and a* Horwlu I
emerged from a building h« «M
' erartlng. aha abot blm dead through
[ I he head
Prom a Jail cell Mm. tbrorkln !
•Wl to 'Iw hnapital lo bring Into j
being llltla Jo*. With lllll* Joe In ;
bar at 11m hugged tightly lo bet j
breaat. »h<- want ba«K In her cell
Hntb g raw pal* and alckly. Clave
and woman and lb* Cleveland Hreaa
irot bua* "for Mttla Jor « aake." and
thouaanda of patltlona »«r aant lo
Judga Naff Baking blm to releaae
tba toolbar on a amall bond.
Cleveland woman algned tba ball
bond, and little Jo* got bla flrai
gllmpae of the (mat outaida world
Alao llltin Jo* got bla father, for
whan Iba Jail door aw ting opari '
Hlinnn Dworkln waa thera lo laka
hla wlfa and baby Inlo bla anna,
baring bravely forgotten and for
■Ivan.
Bryan Fights for
Wilton in Ohio
TAFT BEGINS STUMPING TOUR
OF Hit HOMK STATE—GOV. I
MAMMON IBN'T ASLEEP,
CITHER.
COLUMBUS, O, May Pre-1
pared for an earnaet campaign In
advocacy ef Woedrow Wilson'*
candidacy for the democratic noml
nation for president, Wm. J. Bryan
la In Ohio today.
President Taft la also In bia
bomr atate. and Oov. Judaoti Mar
moil. Wood row Wllaon and Col.
Rooeevelt will tour Ohio before the
presidential primaries, on May 21.!
In the Interest* of their respective ■
candidacies
Bryan's camiiaign will begin to
night, under the direction of Oov
Wllaon a supporters, and will end
Thursday Meanwhile. Oov. Ilai
mon will be active and expecta to
offset tbe effect of the Bryan tour
Prealdent Taft delivered several
addreasea today from the rear plat
form of hla train, en route to Cln
clnnstl.
MRS. VMNDERBILT
REPORTED VERY 111
NEW YORK, May o.—The
oondltlon of Mra. Wm. K. Van
derbilt. Jr., who had been Im
proving since an operation for
appendicitis wa* performed laat
Wednesday, wa* reported to be
critical today. Phy*iclan* and
nur*e* are In comtant attend
ance, and every effort la being
made to keep her real condition
from th* public. Effort* have
been made to locate Mra. Van
derbllt'* husband. who ha* been
living In separate apartment*.
WOMAN WANTS
$7,500 DAMAGES
Mrs. M. A Hice Sat unlay be-"
Knit stilt against the city for $7,600
ilumngc* for Injuries alleged to have
beta sustained by her from a de
fective aidewalk on Meade St., be
tween 4fith and 4Kth a vs. She
charges the city with the duty off
keeping the walk free, from accum-,
ulttted snow and Ice. Ilecauae the
city did not do so laat winter. Mra.
Itice claims she fell into a hole and
Mtstnlneti permanent Injuries to her
nervous system.
HE PLAYED SAFE
PORTLAND, Or, May G A
woman Charging her husband hit
lier with a hair brush, through a
deaf and almost dumb woman told
their trouble*. The Judge listened
hard and then played safe by dis
missing 'he case.
THOUSANDS OF SHRINERS
MAKE MERRY AT ANGEL CITY
IMr I allea I'reaa Uiml Mini |
U)B ANUhI.KH May • —Thon
•and* of Hbrlnera, gorgeoualy unt
forDi< <1 ami <ap|>«d. crowded «|«
•*lal ears and automobile# early tf>
day, bound for Paaadena, which wa* c
the center of the day'a entertain
went for the Imperial Council ;i
Overcaal ililn * er< no dumper 1
to the ebthii»la*m of the vlaltora.
and ahottly after the hour the aun i
had been acheduled to rlae the
atreeta were gay with inarching pa i
trol* and lively with the niu*l< of i
half a doien band*. .
FOR HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS,
SLUGGISH BOWELS-CAW
Blek hej»]*< h**' Always ir»pr- them to la*y liver, delayed. Vrme*
f txxl to lb* - bowrla or nick PUtniacb Po'iiidouh mattei 'nttcsdaf
Mnic thrown cut. I* reab.»orl«-d Into (he blood. When thm lot*.
r»»flie« lb* 'I'll'"' brain tlMw It cam n connection and that M
awful throbbing. alcl «-nlng headache.
Caacwreta remote (be cause by simulating the llrer. and irakta
"" »aate move on and out of the bowels. One taken tonight t||
itr»l|b(ei) yon out by morn In*- a l»xent box means a clear b<wd hi
month*. Don t forget the children.
"CASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP.* j
THERE IS NO ONE who doea not uat
CREDIT in bia btialncaa. TMt
Credit Store la better prepared
to properly outfit men and women »fti
tbe boat makes of tailored garment* Mi
drens *<•< < aaoriea, and extend yo« all tbi
*ec*MUU7 to make tbe paymeMl,
Juat a «it,all amount la required when you make your aelectiaMf
tben tell tbe aalesman to make a charge of tbe balance and pay It
weekly or monthly, aa moat convenient. Do not wait another
moment for your Spring Garmenta—call tomorrow and get the*
EASTERN
Outfitting Co., Inc.
"Seattle's Rehable Credit House"
1332-34
Second
Av.
Tb<- laat of th. w.-heduled
train* bearing delegation* ' at* ba.
>ond the Kocklea were doe Ui M .
rive at noon today. Vnur irai*
bearing Southern Bhrlner* arrim
during the morning. Imperial fo.
tentate Harry Tr.-at of Panto, x f,
arrived wltn hla b« nchroea iate yti
terday. Tu« leader of the hhrlaeq
flailed a ecore of hotel* tot! th*
during the evening, and evi ■. a be,
«aa greeted by a nolay d+rmmiti*
ilnn Heveral hundred Bhtlner« M 4
their friend* took paasagc **rlj to,
day for Catallna laland
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