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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12

For 10 years Carrie Nation has
been welding hatohets and CONVEX
sation. and IN all tina, time Seattle
has been denied the pleasure Of
seeing or hearing either.
But now at last our hopes are to
be realized. Mrs. Nation - no
longer a novelty IN the Mississippi
valley or east Of that, so she has
come West. Last night abe spoke
IN North Yakima. Sunday she VIII
arrive In Seattle. speaking AZ Ar
cade hail At 3 o'clock Monday night.
The Retail Liquor Dealers assoc
citation need not ask for special
detail Of police. Nowadays Carrie
has laid aside the Ratchet and ~
using conversation only It's red
hot conversation. though, welded
as recklessiy as her first Ratchet,
which wrecked the Carey lfotel ga
loon IN Wichita, Kas., back IN 1901,
and continued on It's Wild career for
"A long time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12

T. r. RAIDER. former member Of
the state legislature. whom the
city health officers tried two weeks
ago 10 get out from under the con.
troll Of Linda Bnrfieid Hazard. the
fast cure" doctor. died yesterday
afternoon. The end came IN the
boarding house AZ 1874 North
Broadway. where Mrs Hazard hid
RAIDER. after removing him from the
Outlook hotel on Pike st.
RAIDERS case first came 10 public
notice when @ r olds. proprietor
OF the Outlook hotel aud friend Of
Raiders. walked into the coronor'A
office and reported that TO the best
OF his belief and knowledge RAIDER
was being starved 10 death In his
hotel. The coroner could do moth.
ing. 80 he turned the case over TO
the city health officers.
The city health officers worked
on the case for two days. trying
to get RAIDER out from under Mrs.
Hazards treatment, but without
success
On the second day after the case
was reported 20 the coroner Mrs,
Hazard removed RAIDER In an am.
bnlance and with great secrecy as
to whore she was taking him. The
Star ascertained the place 10 which
he had been removed and notified
the city health officers. They made
an attempt to see RAIDER. but were
denied admission 10 his room BE.
cause OF the fact that they were
not warranted under the law 90
take further action, they dropped
the case.
Following Raiders death yester.
day afternoon. Mrs. Hazard held
an autopsy, after which she issued
a statement as TO the cause Of his
death and regarding her treatment
OF the case After q long history OF
the case she says.
''The facts given may easily be
verified. Mr.. RAIDER tasted because
he had to fast; he could not take
food Of any sort or manner without
distress. and his death occurred be.
cause Of organic disease beyond re.
pair"
RAIDER leaves wife and grown
son. His home was ON Vashon
Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12

Street Car Held Up and
Totaling Over 81, 600
Robbers Make Escape.

anr ~ the i4esf planned and exec
cuted holdups IN gn0ntha wss pulled
orr early this morning when a peas
aa you enter ear n ths Seattle
Eieeffie company aAs stepped On
the Spokane av tFYatir On lower
first az by three men who had
bearded the car az Jackson a
Money ana iewnirt 90 The value af
Mhuut $1,000 Was secured
The ear wAs an iis last trip o.
South Park N charEe - Mofnrmnm
Charles q tiatsan and Conductor
Fills 1anhiw leaving Nesier WAY az
les Al Jackson ~ three young
fellows Fog on When she ear
reached fhe Spokane as. tressir. nre
commanded ttN mniprmam 20 stop
enc car and hold up his hands. shile
anaiheF held np tMe conductor Then
The signal Nas reeerd a. fhe third
man inside ihe car. ana h. seveird
his Eiia as the passengers. lining
them all np With ihe motofmau and
conductor who had been brought
Into ihe ear
The tkres men went through she
pnaacnRefH after which chs car Mas
run ~ ems. n she bandits io I'd
meuds. a email station near krRa.
where the trio disappeared. II u
thouklsi Hkels that the three took
"a aaHfshound freight train. whieh
left the yards a short iifrs after they
jumped This 81 she Same apsSt
Whnsc an All poinf car eas hesd
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
CONF ESSES A
BALL|NGER
DECEPTION
Wickersham Admits His
Summary" Was Writ
ten Long After Tafts
Letter Generating Bal
linger.

WASHINGTON, May Ia
Attorney General Wiekersham,
In a letter read from the wit
ness stand today by Secretary
BalIinqer. admitted that his
summary" az the CLAWS
charges against Ballinoer. up
on which IL has been supposed
President Taft based his es-
oneration Of Ballinger, was
written after Taft's letter and
had been antedated.
The reference 10 the wickers-
ham letter caused Attorney Bran.
dela 20 invite the attorney general
10 appear as a witness. Chairman
Nelson, of the committee, said
that Wickcrsham would appear.
Incidentally. Chairman Nelson
that no copy OF the
memoranda submitted TO President
Taft by Oscar Lawlor. assistant
attorney general for the interior
was In the possession
Of the interior department Bran
deis yesterday asked an opportun-
ity 20 view the memoranda or
copies
The Wickersham letter was read
by Balllnger In answer to call
by the prosecution" for papers
used In preparing the summary.
In part. Wickersham wrote;
The summary WAS necessarily
made afterwards and properly
bears the date OF the day when
the matter was presented TO the
president. There is no mystery
about the matter and nothing
which may not be fully stated, but
due regard for constitutionality
forbids action or that the presi-
dents advisers shall be questioned
by n coordinate branch of the gov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
SHOVEL FALLS;
TWO INJURED

w. ]. Malback. 3764 14th av.
N. f.. and IL. Peterson, of Se46
Seth av. w, were seriously injur-
ed when n steam shovel, digging
the North Trunk sewer. at Ewing
and Evanston SITS. in Fremont.
dropped into the excavation this
afternoon.
Peterson. fireman on the steam
shovel, fell from the top of the
derrick into the ditch, two heavy
timbers dropping on top of him.
He was taken to the Providence
hospital with a broken arm, bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
MILLIONAIRE'S SON FIRES
FOUR BULLETS INTO VICTIM
Runs From Policeman and Is Himself Brought Down
by Ball in the Shoulder-Had Mania to Stop
All Gambling in South End OF City.

Thinking he helping rid the city Of vice and break
ing up gambling in the Monte Carlo saloon 404 Fifth
s, Wallace A. Russell worth $4,000 in his right and
OF C. Russell the millionaire tide land owner Of 1850
Both broke into the saloon about 80 this morning and
shot Joe Bonner Of the popeors four times Bonner
died at IS at the city hospital
Russell arrested By patroman A. l.. Nok after the
policeman had shot him just below the collar bone when
Russell running away Russell the city hospital
There question Of Bussells insanity he has shown
signs OF it many times before
Bonner Was Counting His Cash
Russell appeared the back door Of the saloon about 80
Bonner friend. C c Buckets and the Jap porter, Harry
Amoto the only the place The Jap rushed
the front where Bonner counting his cash prepare
tory going home and said that trying break
Bonner grabbed up Colt revolver and rushed
out only be with usilade from Bussels Winchester
$3.50
pg.se, fired four time, sho. hitting Boomers watch and
@ on Bonner as se win a s o ana oas so
ore he fen but almost al Of them went too far to the right and
the By the shots
WOULD HAVE KILLED MORE.
When taken to the station Russell was the coolest one 10 the
would shot lie had cart
Bonner his father sisters besides
he ssou, die he wanted WIN Even
He said he wanted his divided ha = his wife and
owning property.
here lie was known as he sosres haStender ~ the y ans
there f. genuine
him than there would be for almost other
STARTED
Russell spells Temporary insanity
His particular halucinann
and he IS
He
authorizing the municipal commission.
the
Several nights Russell
House, the Monte Carlo became thick with
w Hoffman. the proprietor He brought
for their lodging and was In and Of the place several times
night He anxious gambling. said
that Russell claimed he could hear the cn
the gamblers piled
especially there some gambling in
the be
there night.
LEFT HOME LAST NIGHT
Last night he left his home about o'clock
carried his The fol
His mother Is the
she morning
to
when he
Russell is "a old and In the
short time business He a
well he
father well about the
the entire morning with his the hospital
Wallace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
LEFT HOME LAST NIGHT

bruises and probable internal in-
iuries. He may die.
Malback's leg was broken and
he was badly bruised.
The steam shovel rested over
the sewer and was supported by
four l2xl2 timbers. When the
earth gave way the steam shovel
dropped into the ditch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
JUROR WEEPS
AS ATTORNEY
MAKES PLEA
Hyde's Counsel Denounces
Circumstantial Evidence
Jurors Son Involved.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. May Ia
The closing hours Of the Hyde
murder trial we're marked today
BY displays Of bitterness between
attorneys for the prosecution and
defense. The acrimony shown by
the states attorneys caused Judge
I.atshaw 10 caution them.
Assistant District Attorney Joost
was summing up n portion OF the
evidence. In the course OF his i'm.
FASHIONED speech be said.
when the defendant laid his
murderous hand upon the medi.
cine"
Attorney Walsh. for DR. Hyde.
sprang 10 his feet In excitement
and voiced q strenuous objection.
Judge Latshaw ended a wrangle
between the opposing counsel by
cautionlng the attorneys not to use
0pprobrious adJectiyes. Attorney
Walsh today began closing the
case for the defense.
Appealing to the sorrow under.
gone by one Of the Hyde jurors In
the past, Attorney Walsh caused
tears to come 20 the eyes OF Juror
w. &. Kohn.
"How many men, asked
Walsh, "are In prison today,
unjustly convicted on false
cireumstsntial evidencer
Kohn placed his handkcr.
chief over his eyes. u became
known that his son 10 now in
penitentisry, convicted Of
homicide on circumstantiai
evidence. Walsh bitterly ar
raiqned clrcumstantIal evil
dence and called Or. Vaughan,
a witness for the prosecution,
the selected erecutioner" OF
Hyde.
Walsh accused the states prose.
cut0rs Of unfairness. prejudice and
dishonesty. declaring. They show
awful zeal 20 strangle DR. Hyde TO
death TO appease their instincts
for prosecution"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12

WHITE HAVEN, Eng. May ~.
Scores of miners were lmprison-
ed and probably many killed today
following a terrific explosion in the
Wellington coal mine. Fire started
after the explosion and IL was est
mated that 1877 miners were caught
alive In the burning pits.
Owing 10 the presence Of ex-
ploaive gases and great heat from
the fire. rescuers were unable To
reach the entombed men for sew
eral hours after the explosion.
Mine officials admitted that the
death list probably would be heavy.
Added 10 the horror of fire IL the
possibility that some OF the miners
have been drowned like rats I'm the
farther reaches OF the works, which
extend for four miles under the bed
of the Irish sea. In the excitement
all Kinds OF rumOrs were current.
one was that some other miners
who were cntombed were drowned
when an explosion permitted the
Writer'S 10 enter the mine.
Tho coal pits are the property OF
the Earl OF Lonsdalc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12

President Lines Up With
Progressives on Tariff
Bill, While Regulars and
Democrats Oppose.

WASHINGTON. May Ia
TAFT and the insurgents will
fiaht the republican regulars.
That 10 the latest situation in
congress that has developed
soma other sensations. The
ne~ line up came to-day when
the aunary civil appropriations
blu ssaa brought up for debate
IN the house. and fhe fight will
be ever the clause providing
for an appropriation Of $3.50.
coo 20 enable the new tariff
board 20 ascertain the differ.
cree 10 cost % production at
home ARD abroad.
nceAlsra like Payne. nalzell and
fuFdnes. who have stood with the
'ofEAni xRsion. through everything.
are new against the clause that
has tne backing Of the president
and the tnanrEruta. II is expected
that : spectacular clash wiii fol.
iow
Payne nnd the other regulars
who fought hardest for the tariff
bali are against the appropriation
gos the tariff board. believing that
II sill result In a revision II the
tariff within tao years Further.
they heli"Te the plan 10 nothing
less than Senator neyeridge'e old
tariff commission idea. which the
regulars Ia the senate have tough,
persissentIy
Part of Regulars for n.
Paff Of the regulars in the house.
headed BY Tawney. are supporting
the elRuae and w!ll fight with the
insurgents for the appropriation.
This Democrats. u Il expected. viii
Ioiu Payne. Daizoll aud their fol.
lowers IN the fight against the tar.
40 nuafa a. distinctly protective
idea.
Tho Idea ~ providing an hppro.
pfiniipn for the tariff board ~
credited 20 the president. II vas
believed by the administration that
the measure would serve to unite
the party and th4t Il would prove
good campaign material" In the
coming congressional elections
Instead Of uniting the party. the
measure seems Inclined 20 form a
new breach that will result In
souss peculiar affiliations.
II L expected TINT the first fight
on The measure will be made when
the house. sitting "a committee
Of me whole. comes 10 this clause
ia the civil sundry bill A point
OF order will be made against a..
II the point r. carried. an attempt
win be made TO felnsert the clause.
II the regulars lose their fight Ia
have the clause eliminated on a
point 81 order. the fight viii. in all
likelihood. be carried further. and
may cause long and heated debate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
TWO BLOWN
TO A PULP

TACOMA, May 1.-Two men,
whose names have not been learn
ed, we're blown to a pulp at the
Dupont powder factory near here
at noon today, when two cars load
ed with powder oolIlded and set
off the explosive. The men we're
steering the two cars down a line
extending from one part Of the
factory TO another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
RAIDER DIES;
INQUEST WILL
NOT Be HELD

No inquest will be held over
the body Of /. e. RAIDER. The
autopsy held yesterday by Or.
S. Grant Olmstcd. IN the pres.
enee Of Deputy Coroner Borth-
wick, developed the fact that
death might have been caused
BY several organic diseases, as
we'll as BY starvation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
1877 MEN ARE
TRAPPED IN A
BURNING MINE

WHITE HAVEN, Eng, May 70.
All hope Of resculng the i37 min
ers caught In Wellington coal mine
has been abandoned. Fire which
followed the explosion ls raging In
the depths OF the mine and res
cuers, after many efforts TO enter
the mine, were forced TO abandon
the attempt.
II is believed that every man In
the mine has persisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
QUINN HANGS FRIDAY, THIRTEENTH,
THE THIRTEENTH PRISON HANGING
(BY United Press.N

tBy United Press)
WALLA WALLA May t2-Richard Quinn, who killed
his wife at Everett will be hung lin the state enitents here
Friday the 18th OF the month His execution will be the 18th hang
ing in the prison. The superstons have been
by this has forgotten his
preaching death his the significance of such
combination Governor Hay yesterday refused to POSTPONE the
execution for The also declines TO interfere
with the hanons Of Frank Barker the Spokane murderer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12

WITH 100000 CIGARS.

4 r.t w United Press.) !
4 ri, r.yhA. May ". The !
: ssss s., 4. Aymerie has ar. !
: Hsni,a' = port with $500. 600 >
: asdIas elgaIs. sufficient, &C. /,
! eIza' = = NE ship statistl /,
I ls co., = supply Is men With /,
I '''s q day for so years. !
htttt%<Att /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
JAP MURDERER CAUGHT.
(6y United press.l

LOVELAND. Colo. May ~.
A Jap. believed 10 be Genyo
Mutsinaga, suspected OF hav-
ing murdered Mrs. Katherine
Wilson and carved a mystic
symbol on her forehead. was
captured 10 miles from here
today. The Japanese fought
with his captors and succeed
ed in escaping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
RENT LOSSES EAT UP
PROFIT.

losses are easily avoided 4
! when you tell Of your vacan. 4
! cies through The star. Star 4
! ads cost little. Send them by 4
phone. Main 040O. Ind. AL. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
MAYSEIZE
MORE
CARS
Comfy Treasurer Is Still
After the Interest and
Went Stop Unless Van
j.rveer Tells Him To.


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12

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HI ,,,'., 'nat he shall b. guided IN
"a a' actions BY the advice
" ea ~'ssecu'ing attorney. CORN
E.., ~ again lie up the Seattle
m4.. . se'apany 70 get the interest
a. shasryesr tells BIN no. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-12
THE WEATHER.

4 Fair tonight and Friday. 4
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
TOO MANY STRINGS ON
CHARLEY SAYS ARMSTRONG
Some spice was injected int

Some spice was injected into
the mayoralty contest at the
Twelfth street improvement club
Injecting last night when Arm
ksrong, Sproule and Atkins were
q on hand to tell why they ought
Ito be cleo ed to office.
Armstrong was inclined to
rather pat himself on the back
for his record He :aif he had
been in the council and he want
ed people to look at his record
there.
The crowd began firing ques-
tons at him as to his vote on
various propositions. Armstrong
came back with an explanation
and finally declared there were
no strings on him as there are
on other candidates.
This reused Charley Atkins. Rc
wanted to know where the strings
were on him. Armstrong told
him there were a lot of political
strings hanging on him which Old
politicians would be pulling. He
cited a certain. letter that Atkins
wrote to Mayor Linck after the
latter was elected in which Atkins
demanded that he be allowed to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
Notice to Creditors

NO. bIlJ
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Pierce County.
In the matter of the estate of Lars
Sather, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Lars Sather.
deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers. within one year
after the first publication of this
notice, to the undersigned at Rooms
40S and 400 Berlin building. Taco
ma. County of Pierce, and State of
Washington, being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate.
Date of issuing and first publica-
ton of this notice, March LIST. 1910.
J. J. TNETER,
Administrator of said Estate.
Thomas Mattison, Atty for admins
TRAITOR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
For Sale bv Owner

20-acre farm, IA acres cleared,
4-room house, big barn, sheds.
chicken coops, As bearing trees, all
kinds of berries, fine well. VIII sell
all or part. miles east of Bis
marck,. by Willxens road, or III
miles north from Johnson's cross
ing. Inquire M. Larson. Box 2, care
Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
By the Owner

Must be sold; leaving the city; 8
lots good S-room house, bath, light,
good woodshel; on}y $4,000. Call at
1919 So. o st.
Also 1 acre, all cleared, fenced;
new 4-room house. woodshel 1872 IT.
from 18th ST., on durango,
See owner. 1903 Pacifica ave. Cigar
stand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
REAL ESTATE
PRopEnrx-vAcANr Ioss - HOMES AcxxAar
A FINE FARM

100 acres. all improved. so acres
cleared, best muck land, balance
logged off, big barns and good
house, fine well, open water for
stock. There is 25 head of stock
of which Is are fine milch cows,
separators. all farming implements.
This is clearing $100 per month.
Price is $4,000, $4,000 cash, balance
can run at er cent.
Call and see us for good snaps in
residences and fine lots; any part
of the city.
Duff & Co.
311 Natl. Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Phone A 1855.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
BUSINESS
CHANCES
Apartment Site

Six fractional view lots. ideal for
flats or apartments, close to bust
ness district and park, $4,000 If sold
in 80 days.
BURK Il WHITE
514 Bankers Trust Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29

Irrigated fruit lands on Columbia
river; l acre and up-easy terms; a
section timber on railroad. Houses
and lots in all parts of city. ]. NJ
bennett. $50 Berlin Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
RANCHES
ONLY $500 DOWN

Balance $40 per. month: 3-room
house, lots (5Ox12S) woodshed,
block from car line, assessments
paid; near SGD and M SITS. Price $500.
MANNAUSAw 4 SANBURN
423 Cal. Bldg. Main 6902
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29
$40 A MONTH ffoUsE

Ready to move into. 3 good lots.
You can get 1t for your own at the
price of $40 a month. Order the
transfer man to move you right in.
Take Traction car. get off at 36th
St and ask for Mr.. Williams. owner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-29

A new 4-room house; lot 50x120,
city water. city schools. scent car
fare. Price $3.50, $25 down and
$3.50 pei month.
II. ROBERT PAUL & co.
311-312 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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Timber Land

We have just been able to get
hold of 100000 feet of fir within
easy logging distance of Sumner
u sna' 1884, We van ier yV H nave i1s $I.Uo
ing.
Road runs right through the
property. There is a nice little
bunch of money In this for a small
logger or some one that wishes to
hold for Investment.
C0OMBs q sFSNE
7 lis SousI, Twelfth Street