The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1905, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, DEC. 9, 190% x LOOTED PITY THE POOR FARMER = /DAED TO. lis se" NQ MORE A TOWN n Alki hall, 1420 Beeond a a day, at & p. m., Rev, Flora Heckmar will lecture upon Thought Tran ference HH rr od { by I © Kenworth REEDING, Mass., Dec. 9.—Right same | 7 Roman Catnolic Meetings Cathedral Chapel, Terry avenue way | Manses at 6:00 a, m., 7:30 a m., 8:40 Then they went to the offices of hits teins eh. tis cee am, and 0:9 @ m.; evening serv Soo xn, Geteates oy ‘aa PP m th ts Of) the waterworks, opposite the police s : i | tee at 8:30 p.m | rot Georg 0 hia town early this morning, took | station, smashed in the door and George H. Roberts, director of | ge Marya rish—Rev. W. J ‘ r eat, every e the revolver and handeuff* from/ blew the safe with nitro-glycerine United es minis, arrived in| stetg, Barly nse ad sermon | KA™bInE house in Georg wil rot ere ye ge and put th They sto A amall eum belonging Bot b Idaho, last -_ be be wai (children’s mass at 6:30 a. m.) un. | ri read closed ye manacies on the officer and took! to the co a ne 200 of the to this elty, and w arrive in Se oo! 9:30 ». and 2:3 own 2 take up nM him to jail | ae company, G0 Fi : attle, it fe thought, early this| 44% @hool at 9:30 « m. and 3:30 r with Prosecuting Attorney u | personal property of the treasurer. | * Lh") p.m, High mass and wermon ac | y ‘ They locked him up, leaving a] One of the citizens was awakened evening, and will on Monday take | 16:3. m, Inatruction and benedic small guard ial Aired cube thot. The. gang lett up the work of investigating the| ton et 3730 ma SUaRY Ti Sooc ees Patrolman Orr they treated the | no clue. Adama case | Bacred Heart Chureh—Rev. Geo. | A. Hild. At 4:00 © m. and 8:00] Charges of a nal mature CHURCHES ;®& m., low mass; 7:20 p. m., vespers, | have been filed against Boller Im REPORT SHOWS GREAT | Germon and benediction. pector it med MeN a ee | Church of the Immaculate Con- | Murr t# before the » a erption-—-Rev, A. Sweere At o y liofan njurious to t 1¢ fe order to ins publica #| 094 8:30 a m., iow #; 10:30 | the b of exar H &# tion. church notices for Satur- #|® &. Digh mass @nd sermon; 7:30 PROGRESS IN ALASKA ta a ge ua | = Sl pittieeereeeenny # Star office not later than Fri- * nd 7 né on & * day evening, Those received * id in od re Juage # re * Kd * * Those not released were given # WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 9%—) estimated to be 26,000. Better high a *) # short sentences * Tn his annual report submitted ways, more ra ie, better postal] rrr | * * congress yesterday Secretary of the! service, another judicial district and ca i " ‘ , SEERA Interior Hitchcock devoted coneld-| more people are suggested aK, Firet Church of Chriet, Scientist—| tact < euhredet their * erable space to Alaska, and to trri-|ricultural report is extremely en. da Sixth av, between Marca abd . 6x8 Cabinet Photos—O gation and land offices in the state|couraging. Alaska shipped $500,000 C roe ae wba: alae am I Mert en. Eggan & I of Washington | worth of furs last year ore a a Cie Ma the Cat. S ey 8 Nine geological expeditions were| Imports worth $20,000,000 were re Iveree, Including Mam, Bvolved by|t ook at th ; ° . © sent to Alaska last year, discovering| ceived tn this country last year cilatia Gaaakt: Mahan adeock. 12186 tha Rendiinere tenieht, and pecial — Page | ¢ ; new gold, coal, copper and petro the territory and Secretary of} m. Testin «ting Wednes-| form part of : } Jeum fields. Further surveys are Taft has strongly advised the is {1 k. Free Read-| of 10 number advocated. Congress spent $50,000! immediate cor n of the Ala a 4 Alaska build-| for the education of the natives of| ka « and telegraph lines | ~ Ree Rtg a | Have M Minstrels will UNION BAKERY Alaska, and 50 public schools, with ng to the state of Washing: | is th . sndoubted : 2 teachers and 3.083 pupils have) t etary Hitchcock reported ne aie 5 ” Cherr Peat . han o Ges i AND GAFE been supported by the governmer investigation or North “+ ee ) D pes . ‘ 13 SECOND AVENUE. Many fine schoo! buildings are now| orn Pacific railroad grants is about Sean * M . tn process of erection all over the| completed. Other land cases in “~" dew ached) ot Wear | territory | tuding recent frauds are also being { yo guatdet ta martine } | Import Reindeer. looked {nto r ‘ tette;” sermon wut z t prevent] The Seattle land oftice last year <a - agg oh any |"? t r “4 [Zoom Sera 1200 rineer wor] natal enree ee ae JATERYIo ~ [im evening: “The | Volen of thelr ine Pra at ime Tha °° | BROF, MANSFIELD mported, making a total of 10.241.| celpts; $9,275.73 in expenses and Fea “ey ht good lau t The present population of Alaska is! paid $3,000 to receivers Thursday at & p. w hing Clairvoyant Adviser, Psychio North Baptist ¢ nome « edy thr | Healer, Oldest Established, : « girls make Best Known Clairvoyant in NARROW ESCAPE FRom (SLEUTH JAILED THE BORGIAS, SER ees me] eee ae } | | is | | The Devil Threw Him Down h r r t | | Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Mu « ~ | leonducted by the Pilgrim Ch 1 com- | lTalburt, the well-known violinist t 1 1 * | bert Cairns, pastor “ I —_— | EL PASO, Tex, Dec, 9—~Indeed University Place Baptist Church—-| fmous prod ts strong | Cor r of Ei Forty-fifth st. and . ves ag DAWSON, Dec. 9.—George Kenne, | jar ted, and Kenne says he can-| remarkable is the detective story Brooklyn av. Rev, Frank Arth nian : e chief engineer of the r stand } b t off Heath, pastor, At 10:30 a. m..| | tle No. 3, in the first mat b ac. twisting He | behing the C. T. Rieh- ‘Men with Iron in Their Blood;”| * P.J ntlaexglhenphrapdati 2 mony pond Io nego fl above | ardson, William and = De Sunday school after morning serv-| Tev!¥alist ‘ twenty-six days making the tr ity the tce is piled from ten | Frank Harle, who are to be shot for] ten BY U. at 6:30 p. m | Christensen's le in, > Sens: api j eet, high | murder at Chihauhau, Mexico, ‘They | / P | The First Presbyterian Church—| 7°" 2 “spp etter: ” | Sports but iittle grub in the| are charged wetting twe tele i Corner Fourth av. and Spring st.| RES Bee aa 2H in the er te wm a habit | Mtiahna country and none what-| low Ame ane « lives they | Rev. M. A. Matthews, D. D., pastor | became alin a dally oceurrence.| @ver in the Delta country. In the | of New York | Morning subject, “Th achings of S E C0 FACES At one time, near Circle City, he} | fc the mee ee ean weapns Rca buyele “Fomine poms poly — mmo Va) le Was crossing the river after dark. for the winter had to aims had long been paid] attle Children;” Thursday even-| order to reach a re mpany's woll both had be © gener. f attented | by tor, although one} Keen interest preva ay Wan w h amber members of the newly organised | whole family and p< Commercial club today at the elec-| buyer, Or Richardson, whe jtion of officers who are to serve| is really Le Hulburt, an attor- | during the coming year, which took} ney, who ran a “dive ™ and place in the rooms of the clu’ on| who left Rochester, N under an top floor of the EY today Tabernacle Baptist Church--Cor- ner Fifteenth ay, north and Harri- ‘ son st. John M. Dean, minister. Without asking a questton he tells Bible school at 9:30 a. m.; morning} Alice Mitchell has sued the Se-| you your name, your mother's mald= worship at 11 a. m.; theme, “Chris j attle Electric company for $5,009,/ en name, the me of the one you | tianity's Greatest Doctrine.” Chalk-|¢lalming that on March 15, 1903 tells you your age and what ltalk to Juniors at 2:80 p.m. B. Y.| While alighting from ar at Sec-| you called for. There is no affair of P. U. at 6:30 p.m. Evening worship| ond av. and Yesier Way, the car] Importance —p, st, present, or Sutae ai 7:30 p. m; theme, “The Right| started too soon, and ‘she was| 7 Dut what Protesy tet ee Young Man—an Address to Young| thrown to the pavement and in-| wij point out the way that will Women jured jlead to success in business, specu~ Westmineter Presbyterina Charch By his father, R. H. Haggard | lations, investments, love, a Broadway and Columbia st, Rev.| minor, has sued the city for $10,000| marriage, divorce or anything you im J 7 roy 4, pastor, At 11 a. m.,,| for injuries from electric shock sus |may be in trouble about. He algo tained while he was employed as an|t¢#ches bis profession to others, Extraordinary Clairvoyant j . + Power, combined with his superior University P' »| and Yesler Way knowledge of occult forces, enables R. lee Bussabarger, minister. | pore : him to read human life with unerrs amday ravot at}; © m. Christian | STRIKERS WIN ing accuracy from infancy to old His powers are wonderful and 1 building | indictment for forgery, spoke to tittle daughter If the story told by Deputy Prose- | By 12 o'clock & rience cuting Attorneys Miller and Van- | !* '* expected that fully 90 per cent) sprang up burt Gavere is true, Charles Carison in| OF the registration of the club will | chem ete & =a taourance sow eh thd: teeth: veelees betieg men ye the close of the polis at| pany out o ° « wer hauled into county court | 9 o'clock this ever It tn the | have experience. Gray sent to New The p ation stated to Judge registration exceeds 400. York for John H. Evans, a former vo! fective aggented a rance com- were cast communion; 7:45 p. m., “Providence and Human Agency | oller at the sub-station, seventh av ¢ Christian Chu - The nominees for the different of- | detective, tncurably fil of consump- deavor at €:50 p m Preaching) NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—After & indisputable: his advice is reliahles os saan 0 Pesroy fives, except the directors, are ex-| tion and Bright's dise to pone < ia m: top We san—Her) most bitter struggle the striking his information clear, concise and morning, that YOURE) ected to be elected unanimousty his brother-in-law. | William >= PARRY lore.” a'# “<erctwee at 7:20] boller workers have won one of |to the point in Love, Courtship, Man about s month ago met Dr./ ™\ y wittshire, an attorney whose | Mitchell, a pal of Hulburt, was sub- MUTCH ELL, am their strongest points—the closed | Marriage, Divorce, Sales, Wills, Pat- Owen, a practicing physician of this eity, strolling on Seventh av. with Ate examinats name was also included in the list] stituted In the m Green Lake Curtetian Chureh—F.| shop, and the strike is practically |ents, Journeys, Pensions, Invest= aie Cao eanetibemaiinen and Evans was accepted as a risk. | both deaths in the fraudulent poll- ner for $15,000 in favor of his sister, | Walden, minixter. Seaday school at! settled. ments, Speculations, Property, In- ® woman. oo Roary nag Hig Meat ance — = ‘This risk precipitated the arrest| cles, was enticed to Texas from|Mra Hulburt, He dropped off #ud-|10 @ m. Preaching at ll a m. No fciosill jmurance, Mortgages, Oil and Mining | Carleon, it is said, used extreme |" A") avy evening vote is expected,| of Hulburt, Mitchell and the detec-| Mexico and also arrested. When|denly while dancing in the court-| evening service | See our Bargains after 6 tonight. | “i'm Diseases, ete. Jy insulting language to the couple, er aiend » Rtatndiontine tive, who was still posing as one of | “#weated™ he revealed enough to| yard with Delia Harter on Feb. 11 | Ballard Christian Church—Allen| Eggan & Ericson, Eitel Bldg | PROF. MANSFIELD, and when the doctor remonstrated the gang. A detective working on| Make the detectives certain of con-| 1902 Dr. Harle maid it w spinal |C Hansen, minister. Sunday school! . Grend Pacific Hotel, 1115 First Avs Carlson, it ts asserted, followed him 34 WILL TRY the outside ways the gang was al-|Vieting the gang in Mexico, whither| meningitis, It was strychnine Jat 10 a m. Christian Kendenvor| See Page 6 for good job. ove | esarttce seard alg to his office, over Guy's drug store, ready plotting to kill Gray. In pris.| the whole crowd was extradited Right on top of this ¢ Hulburt) at 6.30 p.m. Preaching at ll a m Second and Yesier, struck him a — on Mitchell chanced to discover that| There the case was fought for three | got J. brick, knocking him insensibie, and tions by the} months feigned to be in a t © to | developed | knowledge, Devers having been in and Pine st. A. L. Chapman,| then, when the woman screamed, a coon Genattnest pr city | e#eap punishment. He was fed with; When Hulburt skipped from| duced to pose as a h | brother of | minivter. Sunday schoo! at 10 a. m. the brute struck her a blow in the oe) mith th ugh a tube He | Rochester he took with him «a for Wm. Mitchel alias Maw and an Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m./ face, causing the blood to flow very |e" yrent to hold positions in th 4 efforts to exp mm with | mer stenographer, Helen Mitchell, as| other Rochester lawyer, who « Curiten Bedeaver ot 6:50 ym @ Midty and <tafiguring her for \te,| meets ‘o } i sin the skin and by plung-| his second wife, Under the name of| upon the ncene. Devers failed to die | ynime eet ey etl bg my it is claimed. police and fire departments. in.| ie Bim suddenly Into cold water.| Richardson he secured the insur-|fast enough on whisky impregnated | fremar* evening, “The Uniquences | : , ¢ physical and medical exam ° ly betrayed himeelf|ance agency. With him came to live| with’ bichloride of mercury, so he | TMS ‘ ne Unt ¥ The assault was utterly unwar- j] But he finally « h ’ he | of Christ.” oe cence x 7 Jations required have been pasted] Yvon, he became howling drunk on| his wife, brother Harry and hs|was fed a chunk of cheese’ runt or| Cnet” || Srconp Avenue & Spranc Street iviien Genied thie charge, but | *7,°%,e., whisky mixed with the milk | alleged wife, Ds Harter. They strychnine, which secured the de-|1itrentelter minister Sunday | Mae Gathing to say when the court | aon bo first of ah ged pre Dr, Harle, who had certified tol got Harry inaured In a regular man-| sired result in a hurry on Feb 2 pr awe bg hom at rf ¥ abou vacancies in bot 00! 4 ear iT feferred to a suspended sentence of /ing police and fire departments. -_ = = = =< > [a m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning topic e two years hanging over Carlson for | and has a 26-year-old son. Her| “Prayer and Its Answer;” evening, 4 tke case will come up again on megs pha: ac ane a hame was formerly Mra, Mossman, | ‘sown Park Christian Gb na | @ er Inner @ ‘ | South Park Christian Chure | - ee Page 6 for & good jon, °°* Well Known Here. oy wo a Monday pext, oS on aoe 8 Pag a od § A? sins Bhe Js well known and respected | HH. Linges eee, minster Sunday school at 3 p.m. Preaching at 4) 7 in, thig.city, and in her present trou a Pet age | | ble she has many sympathizers 1D me. Moats in Diokinesy's ball | Fremont Swedish M. E. Church defended by Attor | ERNST BROS. Inc 306-308 PIKE ST. Bhe, _ b >| Corner Aurora and Kilbourne, Fre jney Frank B. Sayre, who says that! mont. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and| | the awit is a little out of the ordin-|§ 0m. Sunday school at 9:46 a m.| ary, but worthy of a test In court. | junior Lente ik 8m. iw rh | Tonight, after 6 o'clock we expect particular interest to I don’t think Kersiake has any | jseue at 7:30 p. m. | center in our Crockery Department as we will allow a special a - | Holy Trinity Lutheran—Eleventh w | | ground for a divorce, and he will have to support his wife and stil)! « Bast Ol! it a ee be. fismly bound to her, if 1 win | SY 004 Mast Olive st. HM. v Yung, pastor. Sunday school at 9 thd cqne,” stated the attorney to The | SN, : : lam. Morning service at 11 a. m.| NOVEL SUIT BROUGHT BY WELL KNOWN SEATTLE ARTIST STAN | Luther league at 7 p. m | DIS I0OUNT OF When Buying a Range You nattrally want a good one—the best for the money in Short—because it's purchased for dally use and expected to last a. iife time. If yousdesire a range of merit (not frills) buy a Quick Meal The hest for the money known or manufactured any- where. Has the best ovens, best drafts, bakes the best and lasts the longest. $5 Cash, $5 a Month BUYS A QUICK MEAL RANGR AGAINST HER HUSBA. 9 Traits, Bord "Church sini S 3 IMPROVEMENTS |="s2!s!s%° sein 25 PER CENT en, rector. rvices at 7:30 a. m., 11 a. m, and 7:30 p. m. Sunday} According to a complaint f dt t “d » 9° 90 g | the superar unt this ph eee eee, Dae, Renee... school (Matins), 9:30 a. m. Morn- on our full line of beautiful ART LAMPS. n, | face, In session this morning the board | ing subject, “God's Judgment on His} Mrs. Sadie Kerslake, a musi Accuses Husband. of public works opened a large num-| Vineyard;” evening, the Rev. J. P.| CUP AND SAUCER, egg shell pattern, variety of deco- teacher and artist, Intends to sue} The next day fier the assault she | | ; - | : : 2. . , ber of bids fo din, payin lay- | D. Liwyd will preach; 1 organ re rations, tonight only 2g Walter Kersiake, a machinist, for | exclusively stated to The Star that |fer Of hae for Krading, bute lao) Dial ae 4 p.m me mrs Se | Separate maintenance of $25 per she believed Kerslake, her husband, | $ 1H. Thomson presented reports and| Ballard Presbyterian Church | month, an equitable division of the) was her assailant. A report of the | estimates for the improvement ot | Morning, “Man's Probation and Des- | community property, an order for a| case was given the poll i but NO lehree districts, |tiny;” evening, “Divine Healing. | division of moneys which she al-| arrests were made. Later Mra. | ny 4 , _ 4} Elmer KE. Thompson, pasto leges is now deposited in a bank | Kerslake attempted to get a formal lsan” on Moot Sictaon’ — nee gor e h ethodist aleanal in this city and in Spokane, an| complaint against Kerslake, charg-|wastiake av. to the alley west of | Church—<€ Howard av. and| | order for attorney's fees of $100 and | ing assault and battery, but was ad-|polleyue north, according to Mr,| John at “ Drake, pastor, At | for further adjustment for her fu-| vised by Prosecuting Att r m. rey | ‘ a Thomson's estimate, would cost in| 9:45 a. m., Sunday school; 11 a. te ¢ relief. Mackintosh to locate her “hubby” | ine neighborhood of $1,470. sermon, subject, “The Master; | Last May, Mra. Kerslake alleges,| and “make up. The fugitive life-| she was deserted by her husband | partner was located at Vancouver under peculiar circumstances. An,B. C., and induced to return to his account of her troubles was pub-/| artist wife. lished in The Star of that date. At/ Diseppeared Again. that time Mrs. Kerslake had her! After three months Kerslake slip home and studio at 222 Tenth. On! ped his cables for the second time, |-pwe: cond av. from EB Ther- | W. Public study class at Monday night, May 21, she attended |and was lost forever as far an Mrs, |p venty gocomd av. from Bast Cher.) W. hall, ta cret Doctrine,” & an art exhibit at Little's hall, on| Kerslake was concerned 193,000. ~ [p. m. “Reincarnation.” By J, 1.| Ninth and Yewler way. Returning Kerslake is said to be an em-|" Shellum home, she was the victim of a vic-| ploye of the Union Fuel company,| Surv * will be sent In spent to! ‘The Theosophical Society, Seattle ' fous assault by an unknown aassall- | of this city locate Vancouver-Westminster rail- 4 ant, which deprived her of several’ Mrs, Kersiake was married before. ‘road to Dawson, fee Page 6 for a good job, °° OC RR & TAT © Hw a ‘The cost of grading and curbing| 12:15 p. m., class meeting; 6:30 Kast Roy st. from North Broadway |p. m., Epworth league; 7:35 p. m., to Kastlake and Lakeview, is esti-| sermon, subject, “The Kingdom of mated to cont $3,450, God Its Local Government.” To build cement sidewalks, woot-} Queen City Theosophical So en curbs, gutters and crosswalks on| in America—Pioneer block, A. O. MUSIC---SOUVENIRS You are cordially invited to visit our store tonight. All fs in readiness for your coming, and we sincerely hope your friends will accompany you. It is not necessary for you to purchase anything. Excellent music will be furnished, and each visitor will recelve a small souvenir, Our entire estab- Ushment will be open for your inspection, Remember, we will take your old stove and allow you all it fs worth as part payment on a new one. By thie liberal meth- o4 you have the use of @ brand new range and most of your money at the same time. No range at any such a low price has so many excelent and exclusive features, OUR GUARANTEE GOKS WITH EVERY QUICK MEAL RANGE. BOTH PHONES, 1158,