The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1905, Page 5

(irease From Wall-St Stole AMPLE EVIDQ@NCE OF A CON-1 SPIRACY BETWEEN RICH| GRAFTERS AND TAMMANY HALL—THE MAIN OBJECT, OF COURSE WAS TO DEFEAT JEROME, WHO, IT 1S FEARED, WILL PROSECUTE THE IN. | SURANCE THIEVES New | YORK {tS MAD CLEAR THROUGH—THE END oF; MURPHY AS CHIEF OF TAM MANY HALL BY MARLEN | IS NEAR | | | 8 Apecial t NEW YORK, Wm. Randolpt % fight goes | on for t { he claims Tammany | fraud uggery has temporarily | deprived him of, the people of this eity are having a son in the eri of bossiam that exce value any possible instruc ricer ae A WAGON LOAD OF BALLOT BOXES IN POLICR CUSTODY. A D candidate = FEAT R I” THE CONTEST, BY WM. RANDOLPH HEARST, Gra i ste end heen WHO CLAIMS TO HAVE BEEN SWINDLED OUT OF THE * a he md. sree 4 | MAYORALTY, dent make it dou nl in the minds of the 3 hat Hearst will victory That/SUPPORTED TAMMANY TO A/ CROWDS STILL SURROUND under the wicked hand| MAN, AND FOUGHT TOOTH AND of Boss Murphy, swindled the will| NAIL TO DEFEAT WM. TRAV of the majority ts conceded on all) ERS JEROME, WHO IS RELIED sides. When at the polls money| UPON BY HONEST CITIZ TO failed to make voters sell their EFFECT AMPLE AND JUSTIFIED franchise, Tammany gangs intim!- PUNISHMENT OF RICHARD A dated them, drove them from the! M’CURDY AND HIS COLLEAGUES pails or pounded them into uncon-| OF THE WHITE uaa FT PROFES sclousness, SION IN THE SAME SPIRIT OF There are scores of cases of IMPARTIALITY THAT HE record of men who were s¢ 2 WOULD CONVICT THE GUILTY by these crimina! ba: thetr nes TY THIEF broken, eyes gouged out and flesh In Steffens, author of the bruised and battered “Crimes of the Cities," recently There is ample evidence at hand said that reforma in politics would to show a perfectly linked connec-| p @ reforms in modern dishon tion between the brutal, Russianized est commerce. Mr, Steffens said and < tactics of Tammany | that so long as seemingly respect~ with ¢ hiy respect-| able ineas men would give bribes ed circle of | rafters of the just so long would ignorant politt Depew, McCa McCurdy, Morgan cians in power accept those bribes. and Ryan type. | New York is mad clean through WALL STREET THREW ITS| Even now it would require only « GREASY GRAFT MONEY INTO het-headed and impulsive leader to MURPHY'S HANDS TO BUY THE bri bout © of disord d ELECTION. WALL STREET, TH iolanen, The hes of euchement 94 violence. The heat of excitement at GREAT INVESTMENT TREA tending the campaign is as great URY OF THE PEOPLE'S MONE how as on election day Rivals Unite to Fight | Milwaukee city] that the Great Northern-Harriman thick and fast are to be credited, the} #cheme contemplates many ch which has about|°® the Seattle waterfront F — cure adequate terminals, the acquiremont of 8) the use of thr open franchises along y trom Walla Walla to) the waterfront of the Great North Seattle, and which Attorney A. J./ orn and Northern Pacific, the North Kerr ancouners will begin con-| Coast line will need land for inde struction within 60 days, 1s father-| pendent terminals and in securing by the Union Pacific this it fs said to have at least the it more startling is the report! moral support of the Great North- the North Coast has the sanc-| ern and Pacific Coast company Of President James J. Hill} jy the entrance of the Union the Great Northern, and through! p,.;+ tapping a wholly distant settlement of the long continued! +, the Great Northern would between himself and EB. H. Har lee then Mf the Mil lose much Timan; one for the control of the) wauk ‘ te ‘ Micipation in its traffic, is to be for-| cisimed by the transcontinenta’ ever settled. | roads. Ba ett The burial of the hatchet, ft ix/ Said, is for the purpose of shutting ut the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul, and a part of the echeme be gen when the Great Northern and Northern Pacific undertook the Senstruction of a line down the Rorth bank of the Columbia river Isto Portland } it ts said that solely on account) © Of the difficulties besetting the path| v ndidates for delegates, to be turday at the primaries, of the Milwauk road in finding} » nelect Wednesday night &B8 autrance to Puget sound, Presi-| wher lican caucuses © @ent Barling is now on the Pacific) held here. e0ast, and to hide as much as pos-| A meeting of voters + tr tible his road's intentions the} the city hall Wednesday in Teason he declines to make a state-| response to the call issued by the! Ment of plans itizens committee for ¢ naming the list of tid. it is further being told and dis Gusted by business and railroad men| will form the Citizens — | mur ipal offices: — Read page 6. It pays. €, Sagler was made chairman A Straight Cut of 50 Per Cent On Most Everything We Must Make Room for the Big Toy Store We Mule-skin Working Gloves 39e¢ | | She Old Co Ni it te! Me Genuine | in nat bers ee ‘se | $1.00 dozen Blue Horse Hide < | Violet Bread Razor Strop 2e 3-quart Berlin Granite Ket- | -_ Butt ~ tle, with cover 5 ates, enc i5e| “ Dinner Sets for ONE-HALF || 19 best Victor $7.00 English Porcelain | Lamp Burner, Se | Dinner » 50 pleces, for || No. 2 he Tee All Steel six persons—beautiful biue | | bi Carving | | violet decorations i] White Cov Knife and ered = Fancy Forks for 36e 5-quart Granite Sauce Pan Chambers aoe 39e). = wea 19e| - ise 35e Opaque Water Color Window } Shade s.....4. -19¢ | Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union’ At Ballard i N. Y. Election THE NEWSPAPER BULLETIN BOARDS AND MEN GO THROUGE THE STREETS DISPLAYING DEEP SEATED ANGER AND A GREAT DESIRE FOR REVENGE AINST THE ELECTION SWIN RS THAT WILL NOT DOW uring It all the only expression that can be heard at Tammany Hall] is the frayed boas declaration on } HELL WHAT ARE YOU GOING! TO DO ABOUT IT? | Nevertheless something ts going to happen. Tammany's old sup porters now t 4 by Murphy won't forget. Whether MeClellan is seated or not, there are lear signs that Chas. Franc Murphy} will have to step down, contracts] in hand, from bis throne of power. Fren now there is internal dissen-/| sion it Tammany Hall, led by the Litue and Big Tim Sullivans, Kast side local cears. It is believed by many that Big Tim, who is plan-| ning to give up his seat in con-| areas next year, will be recognised | as the next leader of Tammany. j | ; ~ of the meet | wae named HE tua Jasperson | Linds Charles GQ. Ingalls and he mayoralty jk. Adas r health officer | Blomaness for coune M. J. Hessia our | First ward; August, Steel, from } Second, and A. EB mera, from the Third. | Some excitement was ca the statement of W Pr }who charged that the co was packed with people from parties, ¥ reason Mr nam ref at w his name to go} before the suggested as torney If the ard t taken plas the fr ve the Carnegte | | brary maintained as a branch | of the local t is the atate ment_ot C. Mbrarian. Althe 3 in to have al fine build! x $2 the will not be funds sufficient to # are the needed books. In case of a however, he wilt at! oF ail a library of se 960 ¥ Cireviating Mbraries will be pinced in the schoole and | jents will be accorded all 1 conveniences of joint debate between the pro: xationiate and the Anti-Annexatt akers and the form of th ili not be made pub aht of the meeting All cand aga je mut be re: FURTH IN IT that Jacob Furth, othe al capt erested in the Olympla rail Hofius and largely ir Angeles & 909. h, wer | with the county auditor We Besides Furth and Hofius, Turner, of A. A. Arthur, of w York, and W. J. Carrigan, of tA are named as trustees, Killed Man in Deer Hunt — ee! | LONDON LOAN OFFICE 105 Second Ave. 8. Next to Guy's Drug Store KANGLEY, Nov. 16.—0. A. Cur tis, of Buckley, one of a party of four hunters, was mistaken for a deer yesterday by Mat Devine, an other hunter, and shot and instant ly killed, The scene of the shoot ing is eight miles from here, near Miller's logging camp. Curtis was a saloonkeeper at Buekley and Devine ta a logger. A widow and one child survive Curtis. No arrests have been made as yet | Patrolman Litsey Wednesday aft ernoon captured Robert Small, aged | 17, who is charged with horse steal ing in the North Yakima country pad ham mat Get a chicken ranch. ooo Page 6. h, the Seattle | THE SEATTLE STAR@= THURSDAY, store news is & large wine oval fr A by purcha) 1006 TO 1016 FIRST AVE. 1205 Second Avenue BUSI YERXA © moved our entire bus 2 Pike street, one door hth, where you can buy House Coffee, Teas, orien of the best poet bie Kinds at wholesale for cash. Good Fresh Fags, per dozen 25¢ Good Laundry Soap, per b $1.95 f a blend Yorxa’s Ext each Yerxa’s Extra Bacc Yorxa’s Extra Mar House Coffee ored Japan T The above teas 2 ce pound tm quantities White Floating Soap, | excellent \f quality, largest size bars, box 82.7. Less quantity at the rate at per box $3.00 723 Pike Street. F. R. YERXA & SONS, Money to Loan on Watches, Dta- | monds and Jewelry Do not buy a watch or diamond | before y © our display in our marked tn | window and our price plain fygures ISAAC LURIE, Prop. All our winter « marked Ar 1 that we have is a double bi 1 black unfinished worsted tha we are selling for $15.00 |f cannot match it anywhere for $20.00. H. LEWwis 4 Co, First Ave. Cor. Cherry. this is “the satisfactory, the different” store usy Friday Standard night 8. Will not be STANDARD FURNITURE CO. Ah ft rSer1 PIANOS ‘We coll better Pianos at lower prices and o@ easier pey than ary other bouse tn the city, KOHLER & CHASE, SFATTLE NESS COUR NIGHT SCHOOL Four Nights Each Week, $4 Month MILLER & ELSTON, PACIFIC BLOCK. NOV. 16, 190 try it ture special and ely bowed * 16x19 ins. be filted telephone n be easily car- delivered, « SEATTLE -- TACOMA C A. Meyer, Mer Where Shall | Go for First-Class Dental Work? Go to the Masters of Dental Skill, Ohio Dentists, Disooverers and Inventors of the Alveolar Method of Dentistry— | Th od that dors awa and bridge OHIO DENTAL PARLORS, 307), Pike Street and 1430 Third Avenue, Corner of Third and Pike NOTICE TO | SUBSCRIBERS| Should your copy of Tha Star fall |to reach you by 6 o’cloch any eve | ning, please do us the favor to cali up our main office (Sunset, Main 1060; Independent 1138,) between and 7:30 o'clock, and we will send you & copy at once. If you should miss it more than once, please tele phone us every time you miss it In this way wo can be certain of | giving our subscribers a perfect ser- vice—and it is the only way THE STAR PUBLISHING Ca Why You Should Buy Your Fall Suit o Overcoat At Kline @ RLosenberg’s BECAUSE—We 1 our fine g nents as low in price as you can buy inferior makes BECAUSE—There is not a man or boy we cannot please BECAUSE—We are ready to sell you the best Suit or Overcoat at a great sav- ing in price BECAUSE—Our Clothing fits. It holds its shape Of course we give the boy something to remember us by—the American Boy Magazine free for one year with every Boy's Suit or Overcoat SEE OUR WINDOWS X Friday and Saturday Specials a5 dozen Men's and Boys’ Caps, regu- lar soc kind; special for Friday and CaS ici daesisecus coves SOO 25 dozen Boys’ School Suits, ages from 6 to 16, regular $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 Suits—broken lots; special for Fri- day and Saturday, each .... $3.75 100 Men’s Odd Coats, values up to $5.00; tial for Friday and Satur- vee. $1.00 A Positive, Permanent Cure Of any curable chronic ailment that one may be affilcted with ts the all-important desire of the sufferer, ‘There te only one way open to this most cherished of all hopes, an@ that ts for the afflicted one to place their case in the hands of a conscientious and thoroughly capable physician, who has made « study end life work of curing chronic aliments. To suce a one it becomes a comparatively easy matter to say, after a careful and complete examina- tion of any cane, whether or not there is a cure—say For Catarrh of Nose and Throat ‘That may be present to « greater or lesser degree, This condition may have existed for years without be- Ing rroognized, and often, in fact too often, its obnoxious presence is only made plain to the sufferer after they have presented themselves & spectalist for examination for some other afiment, possibly For Noises in the Ears Which condition ts « ya associated with catarrhal troubles of nose and threat. If the great masses of people so afflicted could be made to understand that a BAD NOSE AND THROAT ana GOOD EARS NEVER GO TOGETHER, and that 44 soon as any symptoms of trouble show themselves for them to secure the proper treatment, much unnecessary suffering and annoyance could be avotded, to say nothing ef the total loas of bearing In a great many negiected cases—and again Diseases of Bronchial Tubes and Lungs find so prevalent nowadays are nearly always the result of neglected catarrh tn the upper air It te not these organs alone that suffer when affected tn this manner, but when the Lungs are The circulation of the blood—by which we with end thee Which w passage assailed the whole CITADEL OF HEALTH begins to totter live—depending as it does upon healthy lungs for its proper oxygenation, ts interfered may follow in addition to the above trains of symptoms indicating Diseases of Stomach and Liver With the suffering and distress pecullar to these organs, such as indigestion, loss of appetite, sour omach, belching of gaa, Jaundice, etc, etc. Indeed scarcely any organ of the body escapes the ravages Catarrh nd Diseases of Kidneys and Bladder Are frequent results of neglected treatment of this scourge. In view of these uncontrovertible statements why v u suffer from the dire effects of Catarrh and ite disgusting symptoms, or any other chronie nitn Why throw away your money and run a chance of ruining your health by buying and taking patent the contents of which you know nothing, and the party selling cares Just as litte sromtscuously are of such cases requires the best of medical skill, the dafly supervision of a physician whe has r this work @ sp who will individualize each case, apply the proper local treatment, to- gether with the Indicated internal remedy, and in this way, and only this can you be made well. Then why delay and prolong your suffering when the best treatmeit on earth and the only Treatment That Cures Which includes all necessary medicines and appliances and the datly supervision of @ physician skilled tn ~~ For $5.00 a Month TELAY ONLY MAKES YOUR CASE MORE DIFFICULT TO CURE. BEGIN YOUR TREATMENT TODAY. If living out of town write for tllustrated booklet and symptom blank for new home treatment, IT 18 FREO. WE CURE PILES AND ALL RECTAL DISBASES. WM. McHARRIE, M. D., COLUMBIA MEDICAL INSTITUTE 420-422-424. 426 ARCADE BUILDING--PHONE MAIN 4111, OFFICE HOURS—9 a m, to 12:30 p,m; 2 to 8 p.m. Evenings—Tuesdays and Fridays, 6:30 to Bish Sundays—* to 11 a m. ol