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f K nd Jakey Furth to A
jail, when that war- I
rani is served, if the M
emis of justice can m
be met by giving the I
poor fellow a chance I
to find bail *
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Tbe council of Portland, Or., enacted a three-cent fare ordinance for the straphangers and a 50-cent minimum gas and electric ordinance. Federal Judge Bean did the Hanford act at once and granted an injunc
tioa enforcement of these ordinances.
Did the people of Portland make Bean judge? No. Can they remove him? No. Who is he? He is a national officer. What is he doing in this caae? He is using the power of the whole nation against the
of Portland. What concern has the nation in the affairs of Portland? Not any. What does the nation know about Portland's needs? Nothing. So, in behalf of the corporations, all the rett of the nation will
I, war on the people of Portland, will it? It will.
Looks silly, doesn t it? It does. But it goes in this country, where we have allowed cur judges to become czars.
hnkertons take
BANK ROBBER
WITH LOOT
j- mm Tun Wire)
jr. I.OVIS. Hep' IT - Walter
."-mgggf taapMixl of complicity In j
flTiri## ****'■ "* ,h ' br * nch
of Mdotreal at X»* Westuiln
8k C. S «n>Wr arrest here to-
The jottce believe he la one
ri »w two M«n who eecaped from
5W Bam of the Chicago police
'u mi 9t»< > waa arrested
■ w n i*r»! <U<« ago and his Iden
■l &f UMm behind • rharge of
f* rate ftthd with money *aa
Uml » Stare? *wu The police
| ag (M «u'« the amount.
i man kioiit aa Mrs Haeue.;
1 ,» u«4 her* as Stacey s wife.
i JLmiH when their room »»«
K iujj Hakertoa detectives fol
lp,j |k ts Edwardsvllle. 111 .
C the waa uintnl in the coin
i" Eoliiother man whom she bad
1; JSUtIT Ml by apjOlntnt. il
'# Cksa4i*n wooe* |»aer«l between
to WKt» furnished ,h * delnc
few sttk their Rrat due The
WW of the second man arrested at
;< Hs«*»rmr I* oot known here.
, fcacry sat Weallfled b> the Her
mON tjwteia aa one of ll»r wen
ahaiauped from fWran> He fit*
<e*cnpi!«n »f » V*** «>"»»
' *>« with a lons rev »rd of
Mat isfekeries aad safe cuckin*
Mm*; »f«i! allat m Oeo.fr \\>»t.
i HiXn Haet>» a aam» la Jeanette |
L lata*. >!-kU Jtaaette Utile
I Haktrtoi Tattaa
| fixiwilit the arrest of Starve.
I Vs. Mttertoo heed of the dete*
I the tctar? uM to4a>;
E "Tie Xes Westminster ttaMwry
r av t (M* where the robber* foi.tid
ff. MR Am fktt exi* -ed Th- y
[ )MtaMy ttparted to securr from
f: ; |MM la K•»ln»i »a-t they
tmd tm.tftl hut were «ot pn
land to carry it all &»»y
II The rehhera look pillow alipa
I i «6 th* jtMUor'i bed !o carry away
lit hot. After flllir.g then* 1 *t»4
enry afhtr afallabW receptacle
etth anaey ther- atin waa let:
llMtltMM. «hl< i. they were mi
toiy take. The load wel«hed 3*K»
Tiawna Man Suapacled
Trt%. tad pnaaibiy «tx. men p*r
to the robbery I believe
•» later at the canit «aa John
KUairt a former San Fraiwlaeo
teepfr better known as!
'MttiiiD Narit.' 1 believe be waa
Mlkr Al Addlwxi alias Minor
ill M oae tune cowdnr' »d a real
MHtafflre ia Tscums Waab The
M tftate offlre was merely a
•fct We have not arrested Attl
'toMhrr man implirai<><l tn the
■Wiry is Ofcaa. U?an alias Hoff-
Ma He la ia jail- A fonr'h im
: PW I* Chat Hatrher. alias Ixmi*
■ Qtifc.' A fifth and tltt'h man.
■/' t«h MMeaUned took part In the
BUCK BEAR RAMBLES DOWN FIRST AVEJjUS JUST TO SEE WHAT HE COULD SEE
i Tli kur over tho mountain,
" Tfci Imv went ov«r tht mount J »n.
| Tfct ft** wtfit over the mountain,
T» (aa what ha could •«»!
"• *•» a young bear, and he
"* the mo mtal.-i He saw,
Wwly "the other aide of the
aa the old song haa It.
m Hac. a drad rabbit He dido t
••th* Meet Jaw* of the trap.
N®"* later the trapper released
■S* : '>••'. and took him to hia cabin
Jf*. wonnd on the bear"*
*■ loot got better, and In time
*, c>a * to be a big. playful bear
o V" 0 " "* m "* humor.
»« M a comical way with him ,
<s*ild Ute rerv humorously.'
who had a senae of
»ould retort patty with
,r "l l P» r Ixnm* *o
Sr. L '° r i ' ,af be
■* «» Um Murray Mem Co.. I'lke
When the deal wan
W tr *PP»-f aald: (tootl
■"l w "" bwk to
"'•d* 'be clerks in the at ore
uT; V"f»'«er that they referred
, jln ~ tgr *■ "tha' doggone bear." i
to u!r "f® 1 on *bort*ned It
"Doggone
""'d Pete Murray,
Iwggone -
Scomi parking house at
JJJJJJT!! and fatten him np for
id?"®?**' beard. He hai a droll
fid im. ..i? n) " r The gugg cation
It Hi* h,ni a " '"">ny Also,
LJj ?'? b * rWMrltlWed, he * a
An i. i* t '** r he * a *»ear
W hb? •'"•"a'' U. that which
•hat h« . IW ?I ' h> ~ tain to aee
•o rlti '""'"ll'-'l him now
,m lau " f ht " c «* wllh
M f Sorn- where,
•tou of*: 47, w " r * lhe M'My (1 "
11 * * great city
*« JnOJ!" Uld ' n * ked Gotten.
tfc.^rrr" 1 * <he bench In one of
J*# weuiw w 66 " 1 * Profanity hill,
""k cam.it" turpr,t * d - * "ock of
*•» 2tT!i e f** tin 0 down Yealer
**«a »o. rol, * r akatea would Im
' b '** rr « •'flht. A
•iltoLfy r n ß ' •* rrn ®n in Dr
•rik, * mioht po " ,b 'y
BIG EVENT SCHEDULED: 808 HODGE AT COLISEUM SATURDAY NIGHT
robbery. I think w« will get them
In a few days.
Tried to Sttal Auto.
"The robbera found the loot ao
heavy that tbey attempted to aieal
an autoniobll* to haul It away. Tbey
were se»n try In* to start a ma
rhlnr The spark plus aaa gone,
however, and thry failed l-atei
wllncssea saw the yegga rtdlng In
the direction of Vancouver John
MrNamara waa driving and Peac
«aa staiullug on the ruuntng board
with a big rerolver In hla hand '
The man arrested at Kdwarda
vtllr 111. with Mrs Harm, suspect
ed of complicity In the robbery, was
• released this afternoon He proved
to the police that be had no ronnec
Hon with the gang
The auit rase found In Btar*)>
morn la supposed to contain part of
the loot, but this la not confirmed
I'iukerton men aaaert that about
111 WW of the N<fW Wrstmlnstrr
loot has been recovered so far.
BIG DOINGS
The Star's big army of newaboya.
branch boys and ■ atriers will be en
tertalned tonight n ( the Moore the
aire by the Great Raymond, the
grewteat whtard of the day
Su hundred of the little news
merchants will meet at TU« star of
flee tonight at K o'clock sliarp and
parade in a body to the Moore the
atr*. where an entire ee< Hon of the
theatre hat been set aside for The-!
Star newaboya.
If you see jrour earlier flash past
the corner tonight, you •an make
an even t<i with yourself that he la
going with "the bunch" tonight
"Skinny. Crocodile." "Red.' ■
Short" and all the reat of The Star
hustler* will be on band, and the
Great Raymond will hav? to do hla
very clavereat tonight.
The b»ya will be Incharge of UK
employee of the circulation depart
ment of The Star, and little fellows
will be well looked after
ACCUSED MEN OFF
TO INDIANAPOLIS
«lly I »ifrH l'r»M Uwmml V%»r#l
SAN FRANCISCO, Kept 27 O
A Tvt Itmoe. secretary treasurer ot
the HuHdlog Trades Council.!
and K. A. Clancy. member of «!•«•
<ertt<Moual eaectlilve bo-.r t of the
L'tpfjf* i>nd Structural Iron nor I.' rti"
union, left today for Indianapolis
where, with 12 other indicted labor
leader*, they will appear for trial
In the federal court. October 2. for
alleged complicity to transport dy
namite In connection with the l/» ,
Angele* Time* explosion.
But none of theae nlghta could
poeaibly be more diaturbing than
that of a large brown bear eaunter-
Ing nonchalantly along Fimt av. In
the buiy noon hour.
Considerable Nolee.
If yeni had been there, you prob
ably would not. have been there
_ The Seattle Star
VOL. 14. NO. 180.
HODS DRAWS II
i 016 CROWD
111) I ■!<•«! I'rrw I \W«I
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash gopt
;27 AH records at the Yakim*
state fair fur «n> ndanre will be
thttlntd to smith'teen* today. It in
• iirxllcM. for "Hob llodg* the
progressiva enr.didtte for governor
who ti to make the principal
■ptch II the fair this aflrrnoon. I*
drawing hundrrda and hundreds of
: people Her# to addition to the
crowd* that would ordin»r»ly pat
; rontf the fair Hidge la by far
th* moat popular visitor of an) of
ithe speakers who have com# here.
FORGERV CHARGE
H. M Could, an Insurance aollc
ilor. *»* yesterday charge.) with
(orwtT (n the first degree He la
Uid to have passed to lluih Kuw
ley, oil October !T, 1911, a draft for
$#«* on the t»ndon Amtirinrr com
liany. payable to the Fho.nl*
.Shingle company, and endorsed In
the ahlnitle company a name by
itiould <lould who Uvea at 2M>
I Weal 4th ar la out on $2.00<1. Uai'
THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1912, |
THE FIRST TOUCH OF FALL
long. ThoH" who aaw the hear did
not tarry. The met! made thfl bent
proKD'Hit. but the women made the
moat nolae. They aearched their
noil I h for noun da to tell how acurt
they were. As they were badly
Heart, tbey made considerable
1101 ae.
GIRL ELOPER IS
MARRIED WITH
GUN IN HAND
NKW OHI.KAVg. Sept. 17 Willi
a revolver In her hand. Mis* l-u
lille ilonnrlte of AlfMndrl*. U.
daughter of l»r J, II Ikmnette. wh»
i-loped with Kmmett R Mnma*
after alio had been restrained
twice, waa married here
"I w||| kill my father if be la
terfer'S thlt time,' *he told the
)uatlc« of tbe ponee who married
them.
8h« left her fi>th« r a home by a
hark window He followed In an
! « ilo. hut arrived bere too late He
immediately charged Solomon with
i ligamy and abduction, declaring tiie
j youth bad a wife In another state ,
T. R. AT ORLEANS
(By United Frees Im—l Wle*;
NKW OKI.KANB. Bvut 17. -Col
Kooeeevlt la In IW* Orteana today.
He waa schtHtffd fa> deliver an tut
drcaa at the Wmter garden thla af
ternoon, add. will re*t tonight. An
formed part of
the veleonn- given the colonel by
the city.
"Dopgone" Jogged along, having a
fine time. Tim clerk* from the
meat store made a bluff at pursuit,
but It wa* only a bluff. "Doggone"
loped here and there lie nibbled
a newsboy'* shin*. He spanked a
fat woman. He saw more ankles
and lliiKerle than are on exhibition
I ONE CENT Slwi irVniMM
61 M'GOVERN
' FOR T. L
MKMHOS. WU-. Hept 17.—
Backing down from tbe recent
stand be took. *b<-n be declared he
wuftki anpport Oor Wilson of New
Jcraer for president. Oor Mrtior
era of Wlacon*ln changed front
agiita today and came out for Col
It . aefejr the progn*«lvc candl
da lat
'"ffcwdoff Ri«M«*lt, a MfOotPH
<1«" l%r«ir In k formal statement to
4ai* 'to llw natural fholer of «Ui»-
t»til)lir#B« Mil prog regatta*"
Reception for WiUon
UOIWyN. H«-p« 2" — <Jo*«*rnjjr
W'wxtfo* Wilson, drraoirtllr can
didate for prMlitrat, *m given an
Informal reception h»r» today by
Uir rl «mo< ratl< Iridirn At noon
Wltaoji i|Mk« at the Tremont torn
pl», and than started for ltrldgc>
port. <>nm , where he la a« haduled
to *p**k tonight.
at a season's musical comedy show*.
Hnaae claaa!" ha aaid. "Dog
gone a" a bear!
Ha Enters a Cafe.
Tha Angeles cafes hospitable
doors were open "Doggone' en
tered Tha unanimity of the men
at lha bar was beautiful to witness.
Thcjr. ware in |>erfact accord. Tha.v
were agreed lo gat away from there
quickly.
"ttoKßon*" kept on to the lava
tory and washed his fare. He left
by another door, which leads to the
cafe part, where many ladle* nnd
gent* were fating and drinking nt
tablna. and listening to orcheatral
music.
It was a gay icrne. Full of ani
mation It was fuller of animation
when "Doggone" left the lavatory.
Table* and chairs overturned.
Gins* crashed. Shrill cries re
sounded.
' lM>ggon«" wiggled through to the
street, trotted along the avenue to
(,'nlofi, poked his nose into an alley,
and returned to the avenue, where
he inet Kd Stortz and Pele Murray,
of the Murray Meat Co. Kd had
a rope and Pete two large butcher
knlvis
"Onggnne" knew It was another
gani*. He scored first by biting
tal'ii finger. Kd took the next point
by getting a rope around "Doggone'*'
neck. Pete prodded "Doggone"
from behind with the butcher
knlvox. and "Doggone" knew he hud
lost .the game on iKtlnl*. They led
htm hack to the meat store.
Today they took "Doggone" to
the pnekllig house. He will be nice
and fat by Chrlntma*. A few day*
before Christmas they will cut him
Into steaks and broil h|m. It will
be a Joke, but It doesn't appeal to
"Doggone*" sense of humor. It
will be a prnctlcul Joke, and not In
the least droll.
* WEATHER FORECAST. *
* Showers west portion to- *
* night or Saturday, moderate to *
* brisk southeast wind*. Teiii- *
* perature at noon, 07. *
HOME EDITION
GREAT STRIKE
AT LAWRENCE
IS RESUMED
<nr (iiiud r-Mi l»h4 wi.»>
I.A WItKNCK Mas* , H«-pt 17 —
More than 10.00U worker* luvolvrd
In the recent strike In tbe lettlle
mill* here, went out again today,
and werloua disorder* occurred In
acre ml i»rta of the city.
lien Kuhlnson, chief engineer at
the mills of Win M Wood, head of
the woolen irtiet. was i>adly beaten
by alrtkers when he refused to ahut
off the mill machinery upon the
railing of the walkout Two thou
Sand o|»cratlve* left these mllla
alone, badly crippling the plant
Clashee between the strikers and
workers aent to take their places
are of hourly occurrence Three
person* are already In Jail for par
ticipating In rlota.
The atrlke waa called In oppoal
tl«n to the wlahea of the Induatrlgl
Workers of the World leader* bere
Oeneral Organiser Yale* of th<-
industrial Wtrktn of the World
declared thl* morning that at varl
otia niaM mMlau thla afternuon
thr atrlkera will '<•• *trongljr urged
to return to work It these meet
ing* fall of their purpose. a mon
ster gathering *111 held tonight
and the quMtlmi put to a vote If
ibe majority favors th«> strike to
days walk-out will tx- declared of-
I fUiaJ and tomorrow plana will be
I completed for a general strike of
i Industrial Worker* throughout the
country Yates asserts (hat such a
j rail will cause • strike of 3.000.000
j worker*.
MAN SEES LEG
AMPUTATED
Illy I I'fff |Wf* )
OOHKN. Bept 17.— J. W. I (alley
of the t>gden Kaptd Transit torn
l«anj haa had an unuaual i tperlenco
In theae day a of aneathetlca.
It had become neceaaary to ampu
tate hla left leg abo»e ibe knee as
tbe result of a recent accident. His
condition was aui h that an anea
thetlc could not be administered In
the ordinary manner
The doctor* decid'-d to give tha
ane*tbetlc hypoderrnlcally in the
aplnal column Halley wUnqatad
the emir* operation, and during Ita
course chatted l.rlghtly with the
doctors
Since Ibe removal of the leg Mr
Bailey's condition haa Improved,
iuwi tl-< physicians believe he ha*
an even chance for recovery.
PROPOSES MODEL
FRANCHISE
Councilman Griffith* thia morn
ing presented In detail what he
lernia a "model'' franchise for street
railways, lie declared that It la to
tbe Ueat Interests of the city to
have but one Hue. and that, there
fore, he favored franchisee for un
limited tarma, provided the monop
oly features are guarded againat In
other reaper la. He alao favored a
provision In franchlaes which would
give the company "unlimited grant
of street* to tha aitant allowable
by law,"
Griffiths in'lndea In hta "model"
several provisions aa prev entath ea
of monopoly. Ha propoaaa I ha'
the franrhlaa Include a provlalon
that tha rltv may buy the railway.
If It rhoona to do to. after a certain
period.
Moat of these provision*. It wan
pointed out iturlnK the dlactwalon
thia morning. ora alreadv fully pro
tected by the atnta public service
law and tha city charter. The mat
ter want over fur two weeks He
allien (irlffllli*. Councilman Warilall
nnd lllalna are on tha committer.
WANT TO LICENSE
REAL ESTATE MEN
Tile Seattle Ural Kslate asaorla
tlon ha* begun h movement to have
legislative action by which only
those licensed may deal In real es
tate. The object of *nch license*
would be to protect the public from
unscruputou* dealer*. No license
should be issued, nav the advocates
of this Ides, except to those who
can present satisfactory guaran
tor* and put up a bond to the state
Insuring their honesty. Ucense*
are to be forfeited when a real es
tate man Is shown to have acted
dishonestly.
M'MANIGAL, STAR
WITNESS, ARRIVES
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 27 -Ortle
K. McManlgal, self-confessed dyna
miter, and who probably will prove
the ntur witness against member*
of the International Aseoclntlon of
lliidge and Structural Iron Work
era, charged with Illegally trans
porting dynamite, arrived hero to
day. He wag in charge of Malcolm
McLaren of the Los Angeles office
of the Hums Defective Agency, and
two deputy sheriffs.
Mi Manlgal will be confined In
the federal Jail here until the ac
cused union men are brought to
trial October 1.
SHARP QUESTIONS
PUT TO FURTH
BY PROSECUTOR
AUGUSTUS BRAWLEY
HAHATIMJA. Hept. 17.—Job
Hedges was nominated by republi
cans for governor of New York here
today. Hedges' nomination follow
ed three futile ballots.
COWBOY "BULLDOGS" STEER
TO DEATH IN PENDLETON
(■» nmt»< »r«i Wlr«)
PENDMCTON, Or., Sept. 27 —
Thoroughly Initiated Into the mys
teries of 'hog tying." "bulldogging"
and othrr exploits of the buekaroo.
26.000 Northwestern and Kastern
visitors. hungry for more thrills,
crowded the arena here today to
witness the second day * event* In
the Pendleton Hound up. the great
frontier show of (he PBCifU" North
weal.
Man and beaut met In a fierce
fight for supremacy in the wildest
of Wild West exhibitions, "bull
dogging " l.afe Tew man, Chey
enne s champion, »as the winner
He "bulldogged'' hi* steer Bfter ihe
most savage battle ever seen In a
round up. Leaping from his horse s
back, he seised the steer by the
horns with his hands and by the
nose with his teeth. Despite the
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I OVER 40,000 PAID COPIES DAILY I
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MOI'NT VERNON. Wash , Kept.
*7—Prose ou tin* Attorney Augus
tus lirawley, who Issued the war
rant! for the arrest of Jacob Furth
and tliree of his associates of the
Beadle National bsnk in connec
tion with the Hchricker bank fail
ure at U Conner, declared today
that Kurth's stateni' ni ap|«.-ar<;d
in face of the facts in the case
If. sa Mr Purth *i\s, this case
was brought for political effect,"
said Mr. lirawley today, "1 would
Ilk" to hare Mr. Kurth answer tbe
following questions:
"Ist,—-What political situation
csn be affected by this prosecu
tion?
"ind On March 31. HI I. didn't
the Hchricker bank owe tbe K< attle
Na' Inn a I H06.288.1S on note* and
$ZS.6!M» on overdraft*, making a
total indebtedness of t135.W3.55?
"3rd —On April 18, ISI2, when
the Hchricker bank cloned, hadn't
the Reaitl* National reduced (hla
indebtedness to approximately
ft 1.000 00?
"4th —Where did ihc m"wy
come from which redi.ced thl* in
debtedneas?
"6th—lJO you no* hold any se
curity for thl* Indebtedness of
ftI.OOOM which you secured be
tween the above dates?"
Mr lirawley, with a twinkle in
hla eye, suggested that Mr. KVrth
would have to answer there ques
tions Mime day. and that he uuprht
no« hesitate to do It now
Kurtb and his three associates,
Daniel Kelleher. K W. Andrew*
'and K V. Ankeny. srtio jointly
! charred with aiding Hchricker In
[receiving dei>osiis at his bank after
Mhty all knew that th<* Institution
was bankrupt, wilt be arraigned to
' morrow morning before the Hkaglt
County superior court. They will
cot appear personally, but through
their legal representatives. lionds
have been fixed at $2,600 for each
of them. The date of their trial
may lie sel tomorrow.
FwrtJi and his associates were
yevlerday served with an order
sign d by John P. Moyt. referee in
bankruptcy, commanding (hem to
appear in-fore him on October 7 to
show why they should not be com
piled to produce all their books
and papers in connection with the
Schricker bankruptcy.
James Dttnlap. trustee In bank
ruptcy. and A. (! Tillinghast. R L
Angel. James I'eth. J. P. Hrewßte/
and James Oallaghiin, creditors of
the Hchricker bank, made the ap
plication for Furth's books. The
officials of the Sesttle National
liank must show cause why their
i books should not lie examined.
steer s plunges, he held his grip.
Slowly he dragged down the steer'a
head till his feet were firm on the
ground. He tried hard lo drag the
steer to the earth, but could not
get tt off its feet. Finally, deter
mined to bulldog the animal dead If
he couldn't alive, he twisted the
steer's neck inch by inch until, with
a hideous snap, distinctly audible
in the grand stand, be broke the
creatures neck, and the big steer
rolled to the ground dead —but
"bulldogged."
Klla lj»2lnka. daughter of an Or
egon cattle king, won the first heal
in the cowgirl's relay race. Her
broncho, crated with rage and ex
citement. viciously crowded her
against the fence, badly injuring
her leg. The girl went white, but
she stuck to her plunging mount
and slipped under the wire 200
yards in the lead.
The Kound-up will be concluded
tomorrow.