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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

office expired. January l3. Their
hope 70 get rid Of their Nemesis
went glimmering when the county
commissioners appointed Brawley
special prosecutor in this case.
Big Array OF Attorneys.
The defendants are represented
by an array OF counsel. never be-
fore equaled in this city. or any
other city in the state.
Two OF the attorneys. r. G.
Hughes and Harold Preston, de
fcrded Former Judge Hsnford in
the congressional impeachment in
Nesiigation Walter Fulton. a
third attorney for the defense. Is
known as one of the most brilliant
trial lawyers in the state. and was
formerly prosecuting attorney OF
King county. Frederick Bausman,
the fourth Seattle attorney. is also
one OF the leading attorneys OF that
city.
In addition to these, jeremiah
Netterer. OF Bcllingham. erstwhile
supreme court justice candidate,
and T G. Newman are aiding in
the defense.
In the jury selected there are
three women. The following is the
complete panel: Alex Arnett, w.
L. Evans. Ella Harrington. Melvin
Johnson. Carl Johnson. Christine 8.
Robinson, Joseph Brown. c. s.
Wood. Jacob Rotherbuler. Mrs.
George Arnott. NJ. l.. Hanse and
Hugh w. Diehl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
RULING OF JUDGE
DESTROYS HOPES
OF PETER MILLER
by rnL,.a rr.n Lsa.sa wlrs

ny United Pres. Leased Wire
TACOMA. Jan. 25.- Seemingly
the Peter Miller defense Is shat
tered. Although Judge Glasgow 10
day informed the court he was
ready 10 prove that Willis Taylor't
testimony against Miller. who Is be
ing tried for burglary. was being
given under durcss and in terror oi
the Seattle police department.
Judge Clifford ruled out all further
! testimony on that line.
This was the basis OF the Miller
defense.
John H. Perry. prominent Seattle
attorney, who was to have told of
a meeting with Taylor in Perry 3
rooms In Seattle. in which the boy
accomplice said he was constantly
in fear OF Detecie Tennant. was
not allowed to answer questions re-
lating to what was said at that time
Judge Clifford sustained the
states objection TO this testimony,
on the ground that II was not mate.
rial TO the trial OF Peter Miller on a
charge of burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
POLISH CHUPCHMEN
RIOT OVER RULES

~ hnitsd frsss Leased Wire
MILWAUKEE,. Jan - -iecause
NE congregation engaged IN a riot
Enen the rules and regulations of
arcnbsshop Messmer were read IN
English. that digniiary has today
oTdefed ST. Adelhert's Polish
esnarch and school closed until FUR.
thsr notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
STATE ATTORNEY
OUTLINES ESCHARCE
AGAINST BANKERS
Don't Worry. Furth Can Do Any
thing" Prosecutor Declares An
keny Said, Quieting Schricker.

STAFF Special
BELLINGHAM, Jan. Is
Don't worry Jacob Furth can
do anything. lie can pull you
through all right
This, said Special Prosecut-
or Brawley this morning, was
the statement made by K. v.
Ankeny. cashier Of the Seattle
National bank. to w. l..
Schrickcr, the La Conner bank
er, when the latter realized the
seriousness OF his predicament
IN receiving deposits, knowing
his bank was insolyent.
Outlines Case
Brawley occupied the whole
morning session with his opening
statement. outlining the case
against Jacob Furth. president OF
the board Of directors Of the Seattle
National bank. +. w. Andrews
president; Il. v Ankeny. cashier.
and Daniel Kelieher. director and
attorney Of the bank Andrews was
the only one who seemed 10 take
the proceedings In cheerful mood
Furth fidgeted and kept pulling al
I his beard in a nervous manner. An.
/ keny. too. seemed worried Kelle.
her was not present. They are
| Jointly charged with aiding and
abetting Schrickcr. recently con
victed of receiving deposits unlaw
I fully
Brawley stated taat on March
81. 1911. the schHcker bank owed
the Seattle National si06.29S19 on
notes and $40. .69e9f on overdrafts,
I when the insolvent condition OF the
h8nk became known On April i6,
1912. when the Schricker bank clos
ed its doors. this Indebtedness was
reduced. said Brawlcy. 10 approx
mately sSi 600.
Kslso Check Mentioned.
The bank was then allowed 10
close with permission OF the Seattle
hNNhtFNs hihhitA RNituANtNs tt'
cause the farmers had moved their
grain and were not expected 20
make further deposits Brawley
also spoke Of the Kalso check.
which was deposited on the day be
fore the bank was closed. and the
next DAY was cashcd in favor OF the
Seattle bank. The prosecutor stat.
ed that as fast as Schricker receiv-
ed deposits. he forwarded the
money TO Seattle. that he made a
daily statement TO the Seattle bank.
ers. and that when Withdrawals by
his depositors were demanded. he
bad to call on the Seattle bankers
! Brawley IS conducting the state s
case. despite the attempt OF the de
fense to have him ruled out on a
technicality which the court would
not stand for.
Jury Completed.
The empanelling Of the jury was
completed Friday after the state
lad used up all its peremptory
! challenges and the defense an but
lone.
Brawley was prosecuting attor-
ney OF Skagit county when he filed
the charges against Schricker and
the Seattle bankers He secured
Schricker's conviction, but the Sc
attle men obtained delay in their
trial until after Brawley's term OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
By Gibson Gardner

Washington Correspondent Of The
Star
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25--The
successful Impeachment Of Judge
Robert ". Archibald was the result
OF concerted plan by the support.
orR OF the present bad judicial sys.
tenn TO head off the popular demand
for recall Of Judges and recall Of
judicial decisions, by showing the
existence Of an adequate remedy
for corruption ON the bench
namely tho Impeachment remedy.
Archibald vas a victim. There
are scores Of judges on the fed
era bench no better than
Archibald. There are many
judges against whom an equal
ly strong case could be made
tomorrow. There are judges
who are trafficking in railroad
properties: who are using
their influence as judges TO get
money out Of railroads. who
are permitting their names 20
be used by fraudulent and
semi.frauduleut stock floating
schemes; there are judges like
Grosscup, now retired, who
have amassed immense for
tunes received from crooked re-
ceiverships; there are nearly a
dozen judges at the present
time, formally charged with
nearly all these misdemeanors
In petitions and correspond
ence now In possession Of the
Judiciary committee Of the
house Of representatiVes-the
same committee which handled
the Archibald charges.
These latter charges viii not be
pressed 1t Is impossible that they
should be The Archibald case
shows how cumbersome and i'm
practical IS this remedy. II has
consumed months Of time and a
vast sum OF money, not 70 mention
the priceless time OF the senate
and the house.
The charges against Judge Pol
lock OF Kansas. Judge Daniel Thew
Wright of the District Of Columbia
and the unformulated complaints
against Judge Atkinson Of the L
s. court of claims. and Judge GoulC
OF tho district supreme court
whose names have figured in th'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
QUAKE JARS TURKS

cONsTANTiNOPLE. Jan 25.--
Terrified by an earthquake which
rocked Constanunople for a few
seconds early today the natives.
convinced that the disturbance pre-
aaeed great trouble for the Young
Turk party. are urging Enyer Bey
and his followers to make peace
Grand yizier Mahmud Shefket
PaAha. and other members OF the
ministry were not disturbed by the
earth vibrations a meeting OF the
general assembly Was called today
10 formulate new reply TO the
note OF tho European powers. Shet
ket Paaha presiding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
ARCHIBALD VICTIM OF
ENEMIES OF RECALL?

insurance scandals In this city. VIII
doubtless be pigeon.holed for iacl,
of time, energy and money 20 fol.
low them to conclusion.
The court In Idaho which has
suppressed free speech. sending
editors TO jail For printing proper
political news, cannot be reached
by federal Impeachment They are
state judges. The local legislature
Is controlled by the same influ.
ences which create the court and
keep IL corrupt. therefore. Il is
doubtful II these judges can be
reached at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
DRUGS TRAPPED
MAN TO EASE HIS
DEATH STRUGGLE

NkINNEY. Tex. Jan. p
By sisins him a strong hypo-
terric Injection 10 ease his
death after he was caught un-
der heSyy timbers and debris
from a collapsed department
store, was the way a physician,
whose name is withheld. an.
s~ered {. ". Prssisy's plea 10
Be snoi.
The Incident IS causing much
discussion here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
FRISCO ARTIST KILLS
HIMSELF IN ITALY

PALERMO. Sicily. Jan 25--With
note stating. Il wish 20 die In
beautiful Italy" on a dresser near.
by. a man OF q years named Ben
kal. believed TO be an artist from
San Francisco. Cal, was found
dead IN a hotel here today with n
bullet In his head. 4 revolver lay
nearby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
DELAYING CASE AGAINST
SEN. WARREN'S OPPONENT

that hc was secretary OF the school
board and justice OF the peace In
Mcdowell county. but denies that
he ls guilty ol the cmbezxiemeut
charge
u is alleged by Mansous friends
that the charge is only riot on
the part " the Warren crowd 10
break the deadlock aud elect War.
rem a. once.
Indications today pointed TO the
reelection Of Warren. hui The pro.
gressiye element. led ~ Rep Man.
son. and the democrats plan 70 iile
charges of fraud with the United
States senate IN the event OF War.
rcn'a reelection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
DEMANDS
ANOTHER VOTE ON
new COURTHOUSE
Investigating Committees Find
County Commissioners 'Buncoed'
Voters at Recent Election.

the statement OF A. Warren Gould.
the architect employed BY the
county commissioners
The report unqualifedly fixes
the cost of the courthouse proposed
by Gould al no less than 81 $50. 600.
while only ss50 600 was the figure
presented last fall. Gould himself
admitted this. according 20 the ~.
port.
IN demanding a new election. the
COMMITTEES also wants 90 make u
imperative upon county commls,
siouers In all eases IN the future.
al well As In the present case. %
have prepared complete plans aud
specifications. covering exactly the
Kind uf building desired and the
appropriate cost. before any bond
issue is submitted 20 the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

Cell. CELLS. isn't this the ilmit7
The moving picture show
ticket sellers are going to or
ganize a union. and they're go
INK 10 have a sliding wage
scale. based upon the beauty of
the job holder.
We're thinking of Il quite
seriously. admitted Miss Rer.
ncico Fnrusworth.
Miss FaruHworth sells tickets
az the Class a theatre. Like
beacons on tho caps that guide
Hhipa safely into port 30 does
the twinkle Of her eyes. as abe
sits ponsiyely In her little booth.
direct patrons 10 the door Of the
Glass a. aud nickcls into the
Class 4 strong box
a very. very pretty girl. she
went on. "one In the real fairy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

A semard that the whole court
house bond question be re-subrnis'
ted 10 the people because of the
t,avdulent elreumstaness under
.~seh j, was presented last isll. Is
made in the report of special
esmmissee to the Municipal league
tccay. The demand Is ecneurred
ia sy . similar investigating com.
mstfse appointed BY the CONNER
eiai club.
The ginaiEgs OF the committee.
which consists oi otsay Pardrc.
OH La Fsrgc. and Vivian NJ Car
kesk, are: That the fraud charges
ars not only fully established, but
confessed hy the county commits
sIosers.~ and thai the Coliseum
si,e courthouse cannot D. bnilt FOR
less gAan sl.3So.00n. according 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
AUTO THUGS BEAT
MAN BY MISTAKE

Police today are searching for a
trio Of automobile thugs wanted for
an attack Friday night on John Lii
lie, while he was walking near his
home on Second av.
Lille says the men stepped from
an auto which had been running
close TO the curb, and began TO beat
him with clubs Seeing his face,
one of the men said: Beat Il; he's
not the fellow and they ran.
Lille was carrying large sum Of
money. No effort was made to rob
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
PADRONE SYSTEM
USED UPON CITY
JOBS, IS CHARGE

That A Joseph. a contractor. has
failed to pay hls BILLS that he iF not
Ia United States citizen. that he
gives preference 10 foreign work.
mon. and that the padrone system
tthe importation of foreigners who
will work for small wages exists
In many OF the city's contracts.
were the charges made Friday 10
the board OF public works by Comp
troller Harry Carroll. They were
given 20 the city engineer for In.
vcEiiEation.
Contracts to the amount OF Si37,
T20 were awarded Friday for The
paving and grading of streets. lay
Ing of water mains setting OF lamp
posts and laying OF sewers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
AVIATOR CONQUERS
ALPS In JIG TIME

GENEVA, Swltz., Jan. 25.--
Crossing the Alps in safety for
the first time In the history Of
mans efforts 70 negotiate tho
air, Aviator eielovueic today
flew from Brieg, Switzerland,
TO Domodosillo italy. Blelo-
vuoicswas favored by beautiful
weather and made his passage
under a blue sky and with
hardly a breath OF wind. Ho
was in the air only 25 minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
HURRY WAR
VESSELS TO
BOSPHORUS
World Powers Decide
on Demonstration at
Constantinople.

ly Emitted Press Leased Wire
LONDON. Jan. 25.--ltsllsn
and British warships are rush-
ing for the Bosphorus today as
the result Of a decision Of Euro
pean powers 10 make a naval
demonttration before constan-
tinopie.
American. German and Rus
sian war vessels already arc In
the harbor.
European ambassadors met
here today for conference
over tho Turkish situation. The
Balkan envoys gathered this
afternoon for discussion Of the
latest Developments at Con
stantinopic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
81 STOLE $780," SAYS
HALF-STARVED MAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25. Half
starved and IN rags. Albert Wise
man wandered into police head.
quarters here and said he desired 70
confess the theft of 500 from the
Orovllle Cal. lodge Of Moose. Of
which he was secretary. An inves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

loly alliance" leaders at once
jumped at the conclusion that ii
was a Bull Moose proposition, and
that only. So he felt il up TO him
10 Kill II off at once.
The Sumner hush" committee
was decided upon. Taylor's second
tactical mistake was to leave Rep.
Houser off the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

class. will command the top
salary. There will be a mini
mum wage that even the very
plain girls will get. nut we
figure that those who have good
looks ought TO be able 90 cash
them for good. hard coin"
Most moving picture show
managcrs. according to Miss
Farnsworth, realize the value In
dollars and cents of having a
pretty girl sitting in the ticket
window
Her argument sounded plausi.
Bile. The reporter was interest
cd He leaned up close 10 her
booth aud asked her a question.
Now ahe said, with a pout.
you're getting personal
haven't decided what my salary
shall be and wouldn't tell you.
anyway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
ARE YOU TRYING
FOR THAT PRIZE? ?

Hundreds OF letters have been re-
celved by The Star enclosing suE.
gssiions for captions on the car.
ioou printed IN Thursdays editions
4 s. prize Is offered for the best
suggestion The name must not
exc sd seven letters In length The
contest cloSes Monday night The
cartoon will be- reprinted Tuesday
with the prixe-winning caption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

Great Northern steamship Min.
Rcsota arrived az Hongkong Friday
night nt s O'Clock She vas more
than two daya late. caused by
rough seas ard high winds. The
Minnesota left Seattle on January
i6 She Is expec ed here from The
Orient March 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

A LEG JOINT OF DIAMONDS
And it's on a dog. On page 4 appears
this latest triumph Of modern surgery.
It's worth the reading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

ANOTHER COMRADE PASSES
Read. on page 8, the dramatic story
8 The manner in which taps" sounded
g., this civil war veteran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07
: ENfP1EZA LA VISTA

Constitlido el tribunal del jurado1 ell
Fiscal selor Campillo da lectura las
conclusiones provisionales por el formu-
ladas.en las que califca ell delito de ase-
sinato en- segundo grado y pide para ell
procesado la pena correspondence. Ell
abogado defensor no Sc conforma con la
acusaci6n fiscal y califca los hechos de
homicidio involuntario en ell que. apre-
cha la atenuante de leg1tima defensa
por 10 que solicita la absolucion de su
patrocinado
Ell Juez dirige al procesado la pre-
gunta de ritual y declarandose Gle
mente inculpable del delito, Sc da prin-
cipio 4 la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07
DE TEATR o
la VELADA ALEGRE DE ANOCHE

Como function dc dcspcdida la
de anoche era Ia nliima-la compania
Salnati pusO Ell cscena tres ohras del r.
pcrtOrio frances c.asicamcute ter,k.. ~
tie nervioso - % III ~atira pcSar ~uvo'
y FL farOI de gas todas las tres ,ii.
produlcron Ia hiIaritIai dcl ptiblico u,Ir
habia lido 4 sabicndas. ~ pxtrafeza I.l
que. SIN haber leido cn u progra.a Uir
Sc trataba dc una Volada alcvrr. 49, co.
lara de ronddn Ell nucstro tcuplo dr Ta
la. aunque 10 H. tcmplo madiin
Sc cuadra Ell este ease.
La conpania Saiuati. uo puericndo aIs.
jar on nuestro amino In pcSadunbr,. ,eI
genero grand guigno - dcSpidi6 ron
esas tres obras llcnas dc sal H. piuipn.
ia, mas que NADIA H. pimiru'a. s,bre toln
\" FL satire i pcsar Suyo ohra cn VI srlc
Sainati nos dcmostr6 una ycz mas ne !.
I'm bOnismo actor cdmico In otra oca.
sion 81 maj no rccordanlS. vi spuuta
mos eSta cualldad de Saiuail Eu LHi :.
Ell lana Y cn otraS dos tres obraS mas
Salnat actor c6mico mcrcei0 nu,Stro~
mas sinceros clogios. por su gracia siu
afectaci0n por su admirable rompr.u.
sibiITdad de los tipos. asi como por ia
Characterization perfccta. For II enion
ces no 10 hicimos. iusto - que tribute
mos hoy un APPLAUSE muy ucroci,lo ~
actor que sabc triunlar a~i - u Ir,n,.,
ticO como en- 10 c6mico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07
Ell SUCESO DE HOY
GRAN GClGNOL IN IA PLAZA

a las doce dc In maiiana dr hoy. Ia
plaza de Baldorioty ha sido escpnario a.
un Quasi drama grand gWigaoi. cn 81 que
tOmarOn parte mas dc quinre america.
nos y cuatro pOlicias.
FL SuceSO tuvO Origcn cn In calie d.
la FOrtaleza. pOr In cua subia n auto
movil ntmero 73s. propicdad del senior
O'Neill. administrator dc Ia central San
CriSt0ba Dicho automDvil. que era
conducidO pOr ~ chauffeur Juan Con.
zaIez. plaza nimero l4l3. marchaba con
el escape alberto. CONFERENCE.-The asi la
OrdenanZa municipal que dispone uue ~
leve cerradO. pOr 10 cual II policia Ra.
mon +. Fernando hubO de lamar IL
atenci6n al conductor del vehicuIo. pcro
aquel, leios de drtenersc continue su ca
minO sin poner mientes rcioblando IL
marcha FL policia citado. otro mas
oue presenciaba II hecho. corricrOn tras
cl autom0vil y va en IN plaza gIe Baldo-
riOty le dierOn alcance y pidieron nj
chauffeur su nombre V 81 n1mero ie In
plaza con OhjetO de denunciarlO.
ALI fue Troya porque FL duciio del
auto, montando on c6lera. prohibi6 nj
chauffeur que diese 81 nombrc u nn.
nero, estimando que Ia policia no te-
MIA derecho 4 exigirlOS v si 4 tomar sola.
mente el n1mero del autom6vil. no
solo hizo este. Sino quc do energicas 6r.
denes a su servidor para due echara -.
bre los del Orlen el vehiriilo en- question.
FL policfa Fernandez. en- 81 tenor do
(Continda en- la ss paginAl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07
BOIet1n MercantII dc Puerto Rico

del "bill" de la tarifa ha comenzado,
y la session promote ser interesante.
En- efecto: en- ell Congreso ha empe-
zado la pelea. Ell representante Hamil-
ton tiene para ell Presidente Wilson un
parrafo de iron1a. 'FCon la sufciencia
de un hombre acostumbrado instruir
j0venes cerebros- dice aludiendo q la
vieja profession de Wilson-el Presi-
dente~ EN- su mensaje al Congreso ha
querido .resolver en- ocho minutes 10
que ha venido siendo la preocupaci0n
de los estadistas americanos por mas
de cien amos. -
Yo anoto esta idea, porque tai vez al
final de la jornada y despues de apre-
ciar ciertos hechos, pueda hacerse ell
resumen de la pol1tica democratica con
las mismas palabras de Hamilton.
j. Perez Losada.
! Washington, 25 de Abril de 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07
SUSPENSION DEE JIrICTO

Terminada la prueba de cargo. V CO.
mo Sc encucntre presente el Dr.. Anton
giorge, citado pOr la defensa. Il seilor
tlscal pide que Sc suspenda el ;uicio
hasta que cOmparezca, pueStO que EN-
la declaration que este presto ante el
Tribunal, Sc basa t0da isu nrgumelta-
ci0n en- pro del prOcesado para demos
trar su inculpabilidad
El Juez, en- vista de estas manifesto
clones, suspende ell juicio hasta las =
de la tarde ordenando Sc cite 4 com y
parecencia al mencionado Doctor. re-
comendando al jurado que no Sc cor,u-
nique con nadie, para que pueda emf
tir su veredicto libre de toda suges-
ton
Ell Sehor Fiscal hace cOnstar, que el
no p1ensa molestar para NADIA a los in
dividuos que forman aquel Tribunal ro-
pular,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07

La compania Saiuati. dc rctDruo o.
Ponce. para dondc sale hoy ron objr'u
de dar seis funcioncS. abrira un ahonn
de cuatro cn nuestro teairo. rStrcuanI,
sendas obras cuyos titulos po,lra ser u
lector en- otro Iugar dc este mismo pp
ri6dico.
Asi, pues. tendrcmos OCCASION dc voIv,r
a aplaudir 4 csta magnifca companin
que tan gratas Impressions dria outr.
nOSOtrOS