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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
CHARGE NEGRO
KILLED THIRTY
FOLK WITH AXE


GALESnuRG. NJ March e -
Loving Mitchell. negro declared by
tho pullce % be responsible for
nearly 20 AZ murders throughout
the Middle West sss lodged nj
Jail here today 20 await trial on
charge of numbering Mira VIM g.
Dawson and daughter ueorRia
The negro. Who was arrested IN
81 Louis, WAS taken first Ia Mon.
mouth w where the DHwsnna
we're slain, but on account OF the
poor jail facilities there. II was
thought safer 20 bring him here
Chief OF Police Morrison OF Mon.
mouth intiats that he has obtained
evidence Involving Mitchell In the
chain uf murders which Mortified
the country from 1911 Ia 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
SEATTLE WILL
OPEN TONIGHT

The new Seattle stock company
viii make les debut Monday night,
NJ the opening Of the Seattle the.
atre. with a presentation 81 The
Isis Idea
kits hrown. said "a be the
most handsome leading woman Sc.
attic has seen for many years. and
Paul Harvey wiil play leads q.
Lester Paul Will star IN character
work aud dainty Nancy Duncan
viii Do inEnnue parts
Roth of these PLAYERS have been
Ia stock before IN Seattle
Merle stanton. ven known char
acter woman. Jimmy Norton and
Charles Rates are the other pfin,
cipalH
40 underworld plays or sex
dramas viii be shown. under the
new policy Of the house. Clean.
wholesome comedies and dramas
will form the attractions
British coal steamer cslrn,orr
latest submarine victim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
GIRL TO TELL
OF GIVING CRAFT

Paul Schuman. ex-policeman.
was put on trial Monday In Judge
Smiths court on the charge of ac-
cepting the earnings OF fallen won.
en- The specific charge is that he
accepted money on February s last
from a girl named Pearl Williams
The morning Was taken up with
the examination of prospective
Jurors. Testimony OF witnesses for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
OLYMPIA KICKS ON
hNT!-LlGKT ORDER

OLYMPIA, March Express
ing fear OF an epidemic OF crime
and serious accidents. protests are
being lodged today against the
city's plan of doing away with its
street lights. The city was in
darkness Sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
MOORE

Just ~hy tho play which started
weeks ongs cement at the Moore
yesterday IN called To-day u not
altogether clear I, tells. and tells
we'll. the little tragedy Of life 81
yesterday. the DAY before since
the time the human rsce was. a.
we'll AZ that Of today
The story told - that q th0 man
OF modest means and bis wife Of
expensive tastes hlB toll her foi.
lowing OF the flame ~ social
pleasures. his nteahfaniness hnr
inxness. and finally her answer to
the call Of the social trupier.
The denonemeut comes whsB
she meets her husband Ia a dark
ensd room. thinking she IL meeting
another man
To-day" r. presented BY a capa-
BILE company. Miss bertha Mann ap.
pearing az the pe,uiaut selfish.
weak wife. and Halle, Thompson
aa the wruuEed apouAe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
TWO ARE INJURED IN
JITNEY ACCIDENT

Andy Lockwood, %. = bother, and
Mrs Carrie Lakewood. Of the Gate.
wood pharmaey. we're injured Mon.
day morning when liiney hus.
driven By g. n Item. B5tg sGth ave
s. ran into a telegraph pole In an
attempt to avoid hitting dog
ltcn's machine also struck an auto
driven By " J, Cobb, i02 r bsrd
ave.
Lockwood waA taken To the city
hospital and Mrs Lakewood home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
Ex0nERATE GIRL IN
SHOOTING OF LOVER

EVERETT. March ga coro-
rer's iurr has exouerated Olga
Aegetvedf Of blame for the death
% Birdeen Peterson. killed Thurs.
day. near Stanwood The girl
proved Peterson was shot IN the ac-
cidcntal discharge OF the gun when
tie tried To wrest II from her. The
kgirl said she had planned 20 end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
OUT OF A JOB;
KILLS HIMSELF

Out OF employment for several
months. A, A. Mckinney. 2s02 Bea.
con ave. Monday morning ended
his life by firing revolver bullet
through his head His wife was
upstairs. attending TO household
duties when she heard the shot In
the basement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
Second Avenue and Pike 81.

the state will begin in the after
noon.
Besides Miss Williams. several
other girls in the Pike st. cafe dis.
trict who were compelled To nay
for protection" will be called.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

Dear Miss Grey: For long have
we endured the wall Of the neglect.
ed wife You had one such in your
column the other night. All day
long she hA. waited for towing words
Ito be pe,ted, like a good little GIL,
for her days fine behavior. Has
she not done everything for his per.
sonsl COMFORT Hubby eones IN.
gives her n pleklety kiss. slips on
his slippers and loses his soul In tie
columns Of the daily news. Poor,
little, neglected wifeyl Her tears
fade the pattern on the carpet and
drihbls down the heck Of "his favor.
tie gown"
why does woman have 20 be
such . sponqef She depends upon
him for her living. ard he gives II
overwhelmingly. Must she depend
upon him for her happiness AID
amusement is she such a depens.
ent-sueh a ehiId--,hat shs can In.
vent nothing for herssf7 sureiy
she could find some trlflet. at least,
10 occupy her mind and keep u from
dwelling too much on AIS PERSON
Al ATTITUDE TOWARDS Her
N she has children. che can busy
herself being an example for them.
do not believe u 10 what you tell
children 20 do. but wha, they lnii-
tate In you that counts. You've got
10 live up 20 what you expect them
10 be, Then they Will have reason
70 honor you. II would get ones
mind of busy husband, 81 any
rate, and give him some little
peace.
This is only the opinion 81 pfri
o. 20, Miss Grey. who has never IN
all her life gone with q boy B1t
those dtlbhley women are getting o.
my nerves. Ore reads 50 much 81
them nowadays. and ! know one
personally, 40 that brings u home.
Hubby would not take her out 20
dances. she longs for clothing that
he cannot afford 10 buy for her she
goes 20 work every so often 80 az
10 90, new clothing. and leaves hsr
three children 10 the care Of their
grandmother. ~ho IL physically IN.
capable Of 90 much responsibility.
Her husband. as q result, accepted
an appointment In another state
an appointment thAt offered more
Involvement 20 . man with q wife
than q single msn--but he weri
slone. He ssnds alt his money 20
His mother. who 10 caring for the
children. In hls letters ne never
refers 20 his wife. except 20 cay that
he hopes she will soon 90 away.
OF course. he 10 shirsins ria 70
sponsiblii,y. bot is 1, no, primarily
her fauitg Her house was never
neat. clear and inviting No com
fort was 20 be found In u. a, firs;
abe was neat. bu; she got over II
And she wonders Why he no longer
loves her. N n woman cares Tor the
love Of her husband, why eanno, she
do something TO arouse his sdrirs
tionf rha, 10 what 10 needed. IN
my humble opinion. 20 sustain a.
NO. 2sis.
4 Bravo Your whole letter Is
relief. even TO the signature
which II quite contrast TO those
of the many Brown Eyes" blue
Eyes. Love Sick. Heart Broken.
HForioru. etc. which greet me con
stantl You have done we'll. in
deed. for a mlsa Of 20. and " you
continue 10 gather the wisdom IN
you should be a acarphiiosophcr in
the years TO come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
oRpAruM

While The ilride shop. a
musical comedy with % people aud
many times n gowns and lingerie
mills. IL billed ~ the headline at.
traction "a the Orphonm this week
Fred Ardath. rural comedy, III
ram" crowds Il out OF first place
Jimmy Lucas and Francis l.u
ellie are as good as the average
talking act nrabaton tsowther
sings Tho live tiursieys are ae.
robats John Higgins claims 10 he
the World's champ iampeF Lew
Hawkins has black face minstrel
stuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
New Way to Make Apple
Dumplings

Served With Hard Sauce or Cream
ard sugar
~, Mr.. Janet mckenzie mn. IdItor
81 the B.-t.n Cooking school usa-
astn~.
Here o. new wav 60 make apple
dlufpilurs that Niil surely please
every housewife. FOR " - not nFCeH 2
snry 20 have Whuie nppies. ard the
juice cannot run ont and burn. ss
with apple dumpiinrs where she APP
pie IL placed in the vcutsr and the
dough turned 80 around IL The bis
cult part forms criany she'll that
holds the apples and juice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
ZEPPELIN rs WRECKED

LONDON. March % A Zeppelin
was wrecked at Liege Saturday. 1t
was reported this afternoon In a
dispatch from Amsterdam There
are no details.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22

o.--csn you explain for me the
reason ~hy business men. 1s q
rule. are so avsrse 20 employing a
mar who has seen service in the
U. S. ARMY Can /, be possible
that any fair.minded person con
siders that man has lowered him.
self by such service for his eoun-
try. or that he has untitled him.
self for bus OF any kindf Ny
experience In this city would most
ssuvredly seem 20 Indicate that
such 10 the case.
! arm younu married man and
have my mother with me who it
also dependent upon me for sup.
pors. For days and days ! have
tramped the streets Of the city.
looking for employment OF some
kind. and II I do manage 10 get q
hearing. az soon as ! mention my
service In the army they become
.disintcrcssed. and ! am told that
they do not want me or that they
can 90 nothing for me. ! cannot
see why my years OF honorable
service should count against me In
tina, way.
I lived az clean and even cleaner
life In the army than might
have done out Of u, and. while
there. enjoyed the confidence and
respect Of every officer under
whom served. attained the
highest rank possible for an enlist.
ed man to reach and have recon-
nendations from some OF the high.
es, ranking officers In the army.
But they are Of no use to me In my
search for an honest living. In
reality. they are . detrlment. Can
you give the reason why7
A READER.
Answer your question. |
cannot bnt | print your query at
length IN case that some one who
chances TO read n can shed a little
light on the problem.
Owe arc two girls OF ~. very
close friends. and have been for a
Iona time. A short while ago our
two boy friends dropped In 10 spend
the evening. During the converse.
tiOns some FeU1sFk Cdfcu 10 ouf
minds very funny incident that
had happened earlier In the even.
ina. before their arrival Neither
OF US was able 20 control her laugh.
ter, and as the Joke was not Of a
character that could be told In their
presence, they made up their minds
we were laughing at them, and we re
greatly peeVed. We tried to i'm.
press II upon them that they were
not the subject OF our laughter, but
Il only made matters worse.
Can you give US some suggestion
as TO how 20 apologize and set their
minds at ease. for. though we are
no better friends than boys and girls
OF our age should be, we do not like
to lose their oompanlonship.
e. c. AND r. p.
An YOU have apologized. there
Is nothing more YOU can do, except
TO learn to control yourselves suf
ficiently to prevent a similar future
experience II was rude OF you &c
laugh and not be able TO give an ex
PLANTATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
uEroEs hXpNorIsM aIII

Mayor GIN Monday vetoed the
ordinance prohibiting the exhibit.
ton OF hypnotism in the city. The
bin was too broad. according TO
the mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22

TACOMA. March - The city's
two handsome concrete and steel
bridges over The Fife ~ giilch are
settling. Tire bridges cost more
than sinN. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
MONEY ron nosplrAL

The Star acknowledge receipt
o. Al from ~No Name aud 50
cents from Mrs CIV. 4. for the
Orthopedic hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22

her life Ia front OF Peterson. be-
cause he threatened TO leave her
after PROMISE Of marriage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22
NAVY YARD ROUTE

steamers H. q. Kennedy and Tourist
leave roifnan Dock. Seattle ESQ teSeept
sunday. 500. 1910 a. m. $40. $500. en-
e.pt sunday lsunaay z.ael, Sac .. m
saturday. iifG m
Time table subject to change without,
notice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22

British coal steamer cslrn,orr,
latest submarine victim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-22

An you have apologized. there
is soothing more YOU can do, except
to learn to control yourselves suf-
ficiently TO prevent a similar future
experience II was rude OF YOU TO
laugh and not be able TO give an ex-
PLANTATION
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20
PACIFIC CLUBS
DEFY NATIONAL
ATHLETIC rule
All Athletic Organizations West
tof Chicago May Withdraw
From the A. A. U. - =

E SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March, 20,
"A parting Of the ways between the
Pacific Amateur Athletic Association,
and the national governing body, the
Amateur Athletic Union Of the United
States 10 Indicated by the demand
made BY the former body that the ma
tionai swimming championships, re-
Gently awarded to Pittsbuns, be can.
eeiled. The argument on which, the
protest ls based 10 that the meeting
Vas originally awarded to the expo
tition city and was transferred with.
out adequate reason therefor.
The explanation offered BY the A.
A. U. 70 the teIearaphie protests, is
that the time limit laid down prevent
ed the western dates
A meeting Of all athletic clubs west
Of Chicago has been called to con-
slider the formation Of four separate
selfI3overning bodies, the clubs being
amalgamated according to geooraph-
ical limits. The Pacific Amateur Ath-
letie Association threatens drastic ae-
ton II the national governing body In
sists on its present course.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS

The following eabIeoram from Off,
eiaI German sources was received TO.
day:
WASHINGTON, o. t., March 20
German headquarters, March 2o:> ION
the. road between Wytesohaete and
Ypres, near Saint EIoi, the Germans
have taken from the English a group
Of houses on the south slope Of Loret
TO Height, hiding a corner where there
were still Frenehmen. These have
been cleaned out. In-champaane the
day in general has been quiet. after
the German troops had taken some
French trenches. North Of Because jour
in the morning dawn the French
made partial attae<S. North Of Yer
dun in the WoeVre plain and on the
east edge Of the Msuse heights near
combres the enemy have been re-
pulsed with heavy losses.
Against the German positions at
Reiehsaekerkopf and HArtmansSve~ei.
kopf the French attempted several ad-
Vances which already In the beginning
have broken down with heavy losses
under the German FIRE.
"on the east front the day was COM
paratiNeiy quiet. MemeI, In the ex.
treme north Of East Prussia, has been
occupied by the RusSians-"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20
ASK COURT TO ALLOW
OPENING OF BALLOT BOX

Confronted by a situation similar tC
that which City and County Clerk ka
lauokalani met here Immediately aft
er the last election. County Clerk John
X. Kai of Hawaii county likewise has
been compelled to appeal to the SUI
preme court for permission to open a
ballot bag
An inspector at the primary on the
Big Island last Saturday bluhdered
placing his official count of the bal
lot in the bag and sealing the latter
so that the clerk now has no record
of the number Of votes cast in one
precinct The bag must be opened
and the consent OF the chief justice
must be obtained for this. On behalf
of the Hawaii county clerk Attorney
general Stainback filed the petition in
supreme court today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20
KAUAOFFICIALS
UNDERFIREFOR
ALLEGED GRAFT
Grand Jury Report is Scathing
In Condemnation of Condi-
tons on Garden Island
COUNTY ATTORNEY AND
DEPUTY SHERIFF FLAYED
Attorney-generaI's Office Has
Sent Deputy Scott to In
+ yestigate Situation

Sensational charges Of graft against
the deputy sheriff. William Werner
OF Hanalei, Kauai, together Etth
charges against County Attorney s. x
Kaeo. resulting in severe criticism by
the Kauai grand jury, have been TAX
en- up 10 the attorney-generals depart
ment for action.
Deputy Attorney general Leslie p,
Scott has been sent to Kauai to make
an Investigation Of the Situation and
perhaps assist in the drawing Of In
dictments 81 .
The Kauai scandal, after months Of
more or less open talk. was brought
70 official notice when the grand Jury
last Monday fled report before
Judge Dickey
IN brief this report declares that a
lawless state Of affaIrs exists at Hama.
lei, involving official corruption, open
crime and lax administration general
". The grand Jury further demands
the impeachment Of County Attorney
s. X. Kaeo. The jury says it. believes
IN the honesty and integrity Of the
Kauai sheriff. w. H. Rice. Jr,. but be-
lieYes he should keep closer in touch
with police matters.
summary Of Grand Jury's Report.
The Garden Island In lis issue OF
Tuesday sums up the grand jury's re-
port as follows: , p
Asks for removal and prosecution Of
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Werner OF Has
nnief on account Of graft etc
States 4 lack or confidence in Coun-
~ AffnTlIotr Kh 49, And raehna Yfaufls 1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20
lSENDERG MAKES
THREAT IOOFFER
HIS RESIGNATION
Declares He Win Quit House
Because Integrity Questioned
But Is Persuaded Not To

Representative D. Paul r. Isenberg
chRirmgn Of The COMMITTEES inyestieat
! ing relations between small cane
growers and sugar mill corporations
arose on point OF personal privileges
on the floor of the house today and
charged that his personal and officiai
integrity had been Questioned By the
speaker OF the house and by Robert
w. Breckons. attorney for the small
cane planters.
He submitted his resignation as
chairman Of the probing COMMITTEES
and when this was refused accept
anee by the speaker, arose again and
demanded acceptance. stating that n
the chair persisted In refusing he
Wonid appeal 10 the governor to accent
his resignation as a member Of the
house Of Representatives. The speak.
er ignored the last demand Of Repre-.
sentative Isenberg and ordered th,.
house 10 proceed with It's routine busi-
ness Representatives Cooke and Raw.
Inns later induced Isenberg TO recon
sider his threat 70 resign as q mem
Der Of the house
This afternoon. after the session,
Air. Isenberg informed the Staf.BuIie-
tln that be would present his resig-
nation Is chairman Of the inEestigat-
ing committee 70 the speaker and the
4hoase IN writing on Monday.
The calm and stiffness Of the house
Continued on page tnreeI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20
ORDER
GUSTS MlJRASKY
FROM CITY JOB
Lane Follows CONFIRMATION Of
Suspension BY Complete Re-
moyai Of Building Inspector

Charles G. Murasky. whose suspen
sion as city building inspector for
neglect OF duty. was confirmed by the
supervisors last night wass today per.
manently remoyedt by Mayor Lane,
The mayor sent Murasky the follovins
letter: eSsas I.
Charles g. Murasky, Esq, B
Honolulu, T. H -
Dear Sir:-The board Of supervisors
on the 18th inst confirmed my action
IN suspending you from ONCE as build.
ing inspector on the ground Of wilful
neglect OF your duties as such irspec.
tor. and I must now inform yoa that
yon are hereby relieved from OfIlce
for the same cause which made II
necessary for me 70 suspend you on
the lith inst ... J =
tsiEnsd, JOHN C. LANE, I
--.+ Mayor.
Murasky appeared in his own de-
Tense before the supervisors last
night After he had been heard and
the board haA debated on his case, a
vote was taken and the mayor was
upheld by . vote CT 4 to 2. +
Murasky admitted he was guilty Of
neglect OF duty from March!s to ii,
but said he was not feeliEg wen at the
time. He said his mind was so dis
turbed over the federal charge from
which he was acquitted THURSDAY that
he could not attend to his duties or
notify the mayor Of bis illAess.
Supervisor Larsen moved that Mn-
raslky be reinstated, but the motion
was lost by 20 z Larsen and Quinn
wanted 10 glFe him another chance,
but Arnold. Hollinger and AHA held
that the duty OF the board lay In max
ing an example Of the building inspec-
tor. Logan as chairman Of the COM
mittee Of the whole did MOI vote In
committee but voted with the major
ity in the board meeting. = !
The fact that Murasky had been
suspended before did not show any
Improvement In his conduct, said Mr.
Arnold. The motion to sustain the
action Of the mayor accordingly
passed and Murasky Is no longer
building Inspector. -
A successor has not been appointed.
Applicants for the ofiiee are Fred W.
Beckley, Henry Frietas, Solomon X.
Fukumnra, W. d. MeWayne. Thomas
Mott, ID. A DeYine, A. p. Mcdonald,
Edwin B. Keef. John w. Cook and
Charles 0'SulliFan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20
OHIO COMPANY TAKES
$500, 600 MORE OF BONDS

Territorial Treasurer c. ]. McCar
thy received a cable from the U. s
Mortgage and Trust Company Of New
York this morning that Otis & Com
pany have received the additiona
block Of $2Ss, 900 Of the territoria
bonds, and that the money is now Al
the territory's credit in the New Yorl
bank.
Thus approximately $700.O00 in cast
is available for improvement projects
In the islands. Plans already are IL
progress for the construction of tht
three new piers in Honolulu harbor
for which the bulk of the money is tc
60, and it is thought possible bids fol
some Of these may be called within
the next few weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20
BoGGS SEEKS TO GET
REDUCTION OF HIS BAIL

Attorney Mcbride. representing
James BoggS, charged with robbery In
the Irst degree, presented arguments
before the supreme court this after.
noon for a reduction Of bail from SlO..
OOC to 5000. it was said at the city
and. county jail that BOggs had Sc
cared temporary liberty upon . writ
OF habeas corpus. Boggs was taken
to the county JAN with George A. Bow
er and ]. J. McGrath for complIcity
in a series Of robberies alleged o.
have been pArpetrated agsinst IocuI
Chinese 80. !