The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1907, Page 1

UL BOURGET, GREATEST FRENCH NOVELIST, TELLS ON PAGE 3 OF TODAYS’ STAR WHAT HE THINKS OF THE AMERICAN GIRL en TTD TR pm ent rattan PRP PPP PPP PPAR AAA LA LLL LLP PAY ONLY THE SEATTLE STAR s[ess.cen" WEATHER FORECAST.Snow Fi urries, Colder Tonight; Gunday, Fair, Continued Cold; Northeast Wind, Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, JAN, 12, 1907. VOL. 8. NO. 176. a5 CENTS PER MONTH, WHAT THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW LOOKS LIKE IN THE STREETS AND PARKS OF SEATTLE halite ie ii It tele Neca atest neue Ramee ty. acalaw decane Sahboibvasated. Cathth t decd hte dl dh tate achiednchdart tet one aaa Senne 4 : A LOVERS’ NOOK IN KINNEAR PARK, A DOUBLE HEADER. ON MADIGON STRE! Jit eee eee ee SERRE SERRE EERE RRR RRR REE RR RE + . » » * * * + * * * * ¢ * . - 7 * * * » » » * * * * RRRE ESN Y SERED VE LES ESE SESE EERE ERVE EERE SSE NER EERE ES ERE EDEN EEE ERERE EEN EE YER ES ENE E OEY ER EPAELH PSRIUOELEES ESV TS VOCE EET EY RENE TTS YY COUNCIL REAL ESTATE 2772020000582." WHISKY RING FAILS TO TO CITY’S TREASURY: f2:55.5522: FIGHT ON THE MAYOR The finance committee of the @ity councli this morning voted te recommend the purch of biceke 230 and 251, Seat age of having the raliroad run through one corner of it, which RISE IN VALUE Tonty Seven Members of the Council Pledge Them- lic Works Will Entail a Loss of $15,000—-May * | selves to Vote for Amendment to Saloon Ordinance Another Effort to Take Care of “The Boys.” Pannen nnenneen Sean annnnaeen . CAUSES SUIT ---Councilman Revelle Opposed to Move. iS the January teeue reports Be : lef the city ft to act] the al price offered the board) ® attle’s butlding last Failure to deliver property orlin- | toaications this afternoon were|ever, that either the mayor or the Eiike recommentition of the! of work, and the price at] ® year, compared with the year : | Siy worth $3,600, but which Is NOW| that the whisky ring im the elty|city counci! ts red to pass fat pedlic works to buy lots] which the property could have been | # 1965, as leading 23 other ett Blued at $20,000, le the basie of ® | council will be unable to pase On| upon the son Neenses,” sald Mr. r # The in is er cent sult filed In the superior court {hl8 | seonday evening the amendment to} Revelle to a representative of The fer municipal yards of great advant The elty is te pay $45,000 for the better located biock and $55,000 for the poorer block eee eee eee eee to Act Upon Recommendation of Board of’ * |* The Construction News, one the most conservative build ing periodicals published, in . . SEATTLE LEADS 23. * . . * #1, tideia for muntel- | secured had not the etty counctl de e city $18,-] layed the deal se. the saloon license inance taking| Star. “A much bt ‘oposition, The complainants are Soi and Ines thenseaaneneenen| sod to go Into} After holding the property for from the mayor the power to act|as it appears to me, would be a po vidual epecuta-|some time Dr. Ball allowed the op gg tna = vo Sue and 340 a Bonds 4 é applicants | lice ecaeedan ae whose duty it e twe Vets tien on the more av ante ot oe ed tor the pret a ' 1a 9100 #©t | tor saloon licenses should be to pass upon both the c city last apring| (we lot to expire, retain ne “ P yy Ae ge Up date only seven members | licenses themselves ané ugh the board vot | ete tot. ‘The ctty ntepped C af ar 9.2 paren i a tonante et neh baggies A Pe, che mee ya aie wise Tas vasteacnacti the comnel - } obtained a price of $45 for the Clinton Sanford was nearty ana 3 gh tg’ ty | in support of the ame ne These . We purchase and the elty| more desirable of the lote but Dr. at Ballard this morning by fat ung Pig pppoe Fs peal ite gy n> ’ Pre Seriom ee ee ee ee doting the dea! for $100,000,| Hall demanded $51,000 for hie lot through @ skylight the root Ss awh. Th «| Sawyer, R. T. Reynolds, James Con 1 believe the members Of See r » the city charter ft}and the dea! te being closed at that th , ae mehe|AMICR GERTRUDE PILES ON| eee 1h Oe FR A DOE) ons, CGI ibe Meriens and | Oty a nga omnes the board af public} price fa , REEF AT CLALLAM BAY AND) be Penge F. P. Mullen, ee eee ee cent eee @ pass upon ali purchases| Following thie deat the council | a . Sanford was * tiny . . | Councilmen c i al of government for the mayor to : Se by the effy.| usurped the power of the board of} Guy B. Hirabaker, formerty of] ine root: He aid ne -| BM A°TOTAL LOse—PAs EN | Be gyre My de nay PP aco have the second veto power, Sze the beard of pubile| public works In buying real estate| Nome, was this morning swore '/ifght and fell throwmh, GERS AND CREW RESCUED, etant the ametidieant ave: De. 2. bee 1s their comtentia®, ane: Ie ‘all such Geata,|for the city, making possible the|by Judge Hanford as ansistant|the floor 11 feet below BY TUGS. } Crichton, 1 rd, Wiliam 12.2. measure are right, but I do set rely Deing called upon| Sixth ward fire station deal, as | United States attorney for the Wee| Dr. T. A. Cunningham was surd EE Murphy, T “aad James woe Kant sre wilt be abt 5 tine the purchase, As a re-| told In The Star yesterday, Mayor/ tern district, ander P. C. Sullivan.|moned and worked over the anfor Soun: " t ” | Maret ay atters very much at this time by he city met with no com : joore and the beard of public] Attorney Brubaker was appoint oy man for several howe} “a be my Alice te, | | Beubtiut Coloma. changing the seat of final authority in buying sites, and made| works opposed the attitude of the] to fill the office made vacant by|before he was placed out of pn eer | pee 7 ia > Sasa : 1 uetinell , Lee from the mayor to the license and « of tand at legitimate |counet! on real estate purchases. the resignation of Asatetant Unite Hanford received eprained neck. | Samene?: Of thie city, Is a total te | ‘ounciimen Charles B ett, A. revenue committee and from that deal emansted the! States Attorney Hutson, who re|but It ie not believed that he wan] a te Fee! at Blye Point, in Cl ee Se eee ee While in my mind there is not Gharter system was follow-| opposition of the saleon combine/ cently resigned to take bis seat In| hurt internally am bay, Siraite of San » he de list, but are expected | the jeast doubt but what the fram- MDs Uideland deal up to the} to Mayor Moore | the state senate. Pues. Through personal heroism! The sound freight steam ne Its line up on Monday night against | ers of our charter, in requiring the feet spring that the board of| An exorbitant price was also pald| of the cre thd’ tuge)Wyedda| port js ashore near the trestle at {the whisky ring mayor to pass upon saloon bonds, Mrorks recommended to the|ty the city for the property at s ee a ee - NEW TRIAL 1S NOT = Larne, of the Paget Sound Tus psa Seattle — he bret mag nded ‘ per earn: from | intended that he should pass only Tce Gee Fem Wiis te] Mmavare and Union sta. benati tor t-Company, the passengers and|tc pieces by the heavy seas. The | the Seventh ward, who has been re-| pon the sufficiency of t ‘ for 246.060, Inetead of tm-|a fire station. This deal was ne is ARTHUR 6TATTER NOMIN GRANTED crew Were reecu 10 o'cloek this Ateamer ts owned by Captain Bar-| ferred to as being in the doubtful boo bot upon the ¢ Seal n one ie ly authorizing the pur-| gotiated by the city for $90,000, the| @ ATED. jmerning. Heavy seas were run-|fow and Morrell. The wind blew | column, stated this morning that he! cation of the saloons, nevertheless, iat that price, the counctt heid| owner being allowed the right of | @ < nig @t the time and the rescue) the steamer out of her course this| was very much opposed to the! anti] some ter regulation in the he deal. weupancy of the land for year|@ (Seripps Special Servi Julius Mareauditie, the tatten | “ee eeereoes morning and before she could be| move to take from the mayor the| way of a police or excise commis a short time Dr. J. W, Bali] from date of purchase and to re-|@ WASHIN Jan, elves reed, the haere ae tugs steamed at Onee for turned about she went on the sand-| Power to pass upon saloon bonds. | sion has been created, I belleve the a an option om the two lots|mowe the how trem ta, @ The pre jay nomin- @ : na r Bon con Part Angeles and the company offi-| epit I tiink it very unfortunate, how-| matter should be let. oe Which the city had negotiated, | Resi estate men who have been con. | ® ated Arthu r. of Wailea «| Dey . . Fugtorto | cals sent the steamer Bellingh aarenoan onan: Ween negotiations were opened | sulted regarding the value of se @ Walla, Wash, to be assistant Fe we Ge he demanded $195.000 for] real estate at the time of the sale aes t * of | 004 on placed it at pte boca é ===: 55="DEFENSE WILL IMPEACH er, th) sahgerous reef lest night at 16 RY TO RESCUE CHILD — = SSeS Geese | GIRL'S TESTIMONY gelings ef the Captain Charles Kelstrom, who baal ber en en ioe anea |DS@R Bavigating steamers on th - i not » Beattie Newh lay run for years — iis siitihiieesnialiod D THREE NEARLY DIE =. ‘Be taken by, “Attormes |guermnrorm wor raging at (ne time Miss Olive Vosswinkel Under Oath Denies Having’: Phouecen wat iprecty wait ovntn ‘| Told Robert Harshaw, Her Fiance That She (he: "nompron fret to t90t at ning that | at © — ain Kelstrom misjad, j his distance and piled up on the he Atitiers hotel, at Lake Cush- ad by the Fumes of Gas Pouring From a Dis- Textnotman woone Wha i. ould find in favor of bie | FPS ve wi Lhought Chester Thompson Was Insane—Harshaw "%, Me ht obser trude was built In ullar a # in the boy, On cro: Gas Pipe Mrs. Bertha Dient, of Ballard, and) rie orcs ic. soon whe| gzommy ow sound. | Sea'nty ‘enthauses nen "the | Will Be Subpoenaed By Defense to Prove Charge ice’ taricai Snjunsnn then. The ing taken particular cognizance of Steen Try to Save Girl and Fall Unoon-| vonssr ® "ivet"inn wnt 2 | xy, sigh vind on the aon wo [loiernietom Sead hey." | OF Perjaryd ae ee A iG alet mcg yo te sgt { many of the steam ORUG STORE THIEF | (Star Special Service.) ; dines Chink yes: Obbdetiintaka:nawl ot ieee geen le a ~The Three Are Taken to the Hospital. S The Port Or | TACOMA, Jan. 12.—Robert Har-| Mrs Hall, and % © other girt| Nels 2 of & Lindott, who arrived ini shaw, of Seattle pap raion aked by the atat ‘ escue herory, Reese and Greiner. The peo-| siu cosivut a € night, le bemoaning | poea : he: pe wh . 7 } MADE ae vo Acorn me ype Mra Bettha | Pl Were removed to th Ballard ¢t by Here K lone of fb ring : - "7 je Cetense in the for the | « 1 Nc >. General hospital and after several | ordered him to go to the incidentally wuit se | Thompson cas impe . lice" oe Saag . oe. te Gem al b woral sad rien eo . « 5 lige Brann) Boe rr fy ghee and had refused to go to} Lu! aetined ous a roor nounced Steen and the little girl} At the stat t La r " t s for a|Olive Vosswinkel, who gave testi yt goa ecllrwen| barge ompany, told 4 morning ont of danger, Mrs. Dent was in| took Moore's club « at the t bes ‘ The| mony for the state this — rae efendant on mer ove from h " This is the sensations " | the day he to see the 4 condition and oxygen had to be| him and told him to report te sked Will H./ ed j Of Pollee Wappe « t | SUBURBAN INJUNCTION ped | “a {| Miss Vosewinkel’s abs having stated read the omy “Steen fe 26 years old and ts a | * witness looked} quired ered filer. He has roomed at Mra. Dent sj CALL FOR MEETING 3 jshaw, Dick Huantoon or other t paincwe a atapay oy vyenac orning a home for about six weeks | OF LUMBERMEN. WO Rut today filed a com ee eee eRe ee A EE ef the believed Chester Thompson to - fy he we a =" ® wae bet t ; plaint againet com be insane ¥ mi ough hi con- | ter’s danger, called Ms aK ie ta the 7 att eeued from the | sione eee" “howl P BANK CLEARINGS. # | Mise Vonse nkel was one of the | ful to hi m would be pain | er - - _ Berompanied her to). es The ane oc t H. Beck eee: | ¢ why. * A * _, * | etrongest witnesses which the stat ie audi eneeeh te on | Cpepanes, oo eet bar found that t f set I should not be > prevent|@ Jam. 12, 1 ' 1 ®/ has an yet produced. She took t ee oe ‘They found the bili onan ae bee f slightly Settled acturer “ t siithem f ‘ fon for) @® Jan 16 x 07 @ | stand at 16:30 o'clock this mornina , and while working t dott ‘ identit ' + Rot lf land was obits and Odi? boeneened ; ies sad the moh red n the «as = the state of n Jat hat | @ Increase ove * | throughout the examination. Th , ertome Mra Dent ff b The r an a, | the wnt t le @ date I e $ 545,247.84 ® | witness is an attrac appearin . 4" at & o'dloe . ' 1 Dual tu , RR RH Coneidoral juring the examina: | » ; oe the of gas b - r « te | from t he marks to Will H - : ‘ tion cee ag y od f a QUARANTINED AND IN WANT. | Thom peor n his cross-examination (Star Special Service.) | | ale ereste desire the da ft » . " c% were clea eut and pre @. She had | Kel ha " sh nV ANCOUVER B < f6b, 388 NOT WITH RELIABLE } in the J _ i Chester for five years, dur-| Chester Th me ce Bagreene | ndale ssh, ‘ pense agen sip “ee | WANTS RECEIVER FOR * - home, danced with he oil A vy : “Ep oe Edwin Amos (¢ who died iv. 1 jldays ago. by the ¢ for passing | $12,000 FOR A TOE. | A MINING COMPANY ‘ har postty and bed taiked to her of /cca’ vacton wolbevad the a “ Ap se Mgt ony nd tn ' A | forged cheeks, was not comnected | A recelve ieanded that . Chariot Whittlesey. Nothing |nane a cia reanaielie ter ixiting him in F t with the Re le Transfer com Join P. Nelson valocs the toes of | Kimball ¢ Minit : ee ‘ , ,é ). [peculiar w ticed in his talks of | neeutt thiey did not re.|dale, and had $¢ when he p was erroneously stated one foot at § Mashed by a|J. Taylor ght we f ; . Ch © because four o ott ont wiar nets ead bea | * the inquest the ver TO EXHIBIT SERVICE. date while in the om Se ee ae ee on pesca iue to natur ie { service for the t Western Steam Navigat od anything pec | Photographic Salesman on Stand, | . - a tne 4 te mored cruiser Washin any aboard the ate ‘ except that he w | te } M H po . ~ » 1 exhibétt t the t f one of Nelson's 40 OMe that I &u N v , " foe c y | t ! h often talked to her ¢ . th . ‘TCT t Cece eee eS Se eC eee ee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee - * * * * * * * > * * * ~ x . 7 x | * * pe , ’ * oe ‘ : | * » * b * . x ¥ . m : ‘ | 3 * x - * * e | * 7 * i * + a ‘ . . - , » * * , » » »* * ; " +. * NS * + * » H * >» Eats: «. ee ae . * * * w E THE FLOWERS BLOOM IN SUMMER * IN THE FRONT YARD * MOTHER AND THE ¢ ) . * ; EMER R RAR ARR ARAE RR RH ‘ x* iy ee de te de de th te ee RRR ARRAN RRR RRR RARER RERRR HAAR ARERR BEER EEE RE RE HHH