The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1907, Page 7

a Hearet new ead! to a t of any ' e the reply © ‘ ma B Hump! t er thin mic ng, wher the rar et ry Ri ald the about Roo: suy for the | acy el L un ald since | ur el in 1901, aa a ig te S7th congress. He eeretary of War, From watil hie retirement from ie February, 1904, [ ane ce of him, and also dur Teas From my fa a huff eS would resian ident the ie Beate Wiking in a matter al . Coavention a of Rail Rall will probably @iher Washington, D instead of Se the ab Cham to take the conr ‘@ trip to Alaska caw out Yendell, of the Cham Telegraoh Service) Apr 10—it | that whee the grand wit it ie alleged, gave — James Coffroth bee elections to give the Heorst control of the demo of bis father, wanted who wae found io & jury and released on « corpus, has thus far Brown wes om the Coal Creek Lumber y after Ris release from jal! was fined $10.00" Managing editor of York Herald, $1,000, and Pubitshing company, » $98 for printing ob- I this the : NAMED ed | ean architect. ~ pet iipnsenaianes #9 Balt «new ben: the ert Mayor Moore yesterda. sm « th at Me te eit a Jsent to the ¢ cle . Len L. Dinwid Sh int een] Bnet Shoes * | ‘ Freeman er 6 1 The the eleventh ayy i —,. . od A. Ll. Walle whose term | Angeles ot Kano Tray, 91/50) "Susccatery unten { Japan Mm April 16 — 7) | PERE SA ee James tT, and Johenna} PAE Other mes k Doheny HORSE BURNED BY Staite of cents | The striking machinists « at-| Robert ¢ and Me A “LIVE WIRE” 9 Work thin one fed today r what laim to! na C. Bunter Ky . ot the 5 vietory their demands Wm. F. Petersor snd Ethel) William Wright was almost com WH be tained 0 tome ablishment of a minimum! F. Zabe, 2% pletely buried in « mud puddle on B Meeting attends | Jobe ae scale of 40 conte per ur Chas. W. Wiedrick and Lil) Tuesday evening by being t ‘the Amalga: 4 Cope] ion Machinery & Supply! tan A. Waters, 21. Osaka, Minn from & horse at Twelfth av apeny has notified T. H. Stevens! Roy F. Wirt, 21, and Besale L./. Alder st. The horse 4 " * ame f the union, that the | Clemana, legal age upon a b trolley wire 4 | jetnands have been ranted James KR Frieth 2] Lanaley Main «t ar ne The heres FREE [by et . any ond Meda Barham, 29. fm the stree apparently in great i hiniste who wer Howard M. Willis, 2%, Indiana, agony, while a volume of smoke . } owt m that # eturned this| Penn; and Nettie Thomas, 26; 8t.| arose his body as the bair and farian «. The machinists say thoy | Louis hide 4 under the heavy ob t | expe Washington Iron Worke| Ralph B. Moobs and Linnie} tage wire. The horse bad his} ana Mora mpa 0 to Shipman, 19 to be shot and heir term Bartlett C. Patterac San the Francisco: and Mabel G. Carr ciate: Sida “ Vietoria . 7 . os Mayor Me hae vetoed the ordt hom Morris Zigal, 24, and Jennie Zoss-| O'Brien tor bs . y a 1 4 Th ay BIRTH RECORD hat : nl bee fo mM ' rt , leper "4 At 004 17th April 4) ¢ " 4 ,\ -” Each lot Each lot has a fine planted view lake THE in fruit and PRETTIEST HOME SITES ' trees and moun ON THE MARKET level TODAY neuer 9} Lawn- Lawn- + FROM THEIR, AILMENTS, Fe dale dale WOIAN HERD CURE PEA hia Prop ES AuRanTee TO BANK BLDG. Cheaper 2 20 min GURL ASTHMA SEATTLE nea Whitaker, Jackson & Co. eal BRONCHITIS, PIA FEVER AND ALL than the 319 Lumber Ex wes trom RINORED DISEASES. PRICE abutting M, 2230. 767 Pioneer fm p).0O PER BOX property oiuers SUPPORTING TAFT S PROMISE WON'T BE KEPT April 10. a trom his purpose of retiring at the THE SEATILE STAR—WEDNES ] iS NOT t PERRY MONKEYS WITH BUZZ SAW i ben WASHINGTON, Aprit 10 Perry Belmont tovehed the burs *. * saw this morning to see if it was running. He said in an inter # * fm parte of the United States remoté from the capito! * there is an impression that there ie in Washington an inteltec * * tual giant commanding the armies and navies, presiding over # & the administration of justice, giving advice, reproving judges | *® threatening and controtiing railroads, in hie iisure moments | |* becoming an arbiter of peace ana war and determining the des . , © Unies of the nation. In reality the “big stick” is an ordinary } purely persona) with the | \eB' | & weapon long used by every president with any skill as a potiti Mr. Root fe too cos! a pre 10n|@ clan, Never hae patronage, whieh le the “big atick,” been for that, Ef the president Ilr w “used more selfishly of applied more vindictively than at the forwd arbitrarily In A Matter COM|w® present, It ie necessary now for the People to get a true tng wit he jurtadiction of the @ mate ef Roosevelt nseased 08 tae cunieel ti theese ih A pe | state department, that might Del® sition to see and judg anott wpoaltion + it ie generally believed that Belmont will be ignored by the rumor of the preaident Sup /@ president. pe: t ike the third-term)® talk, f4 all pure rot bg —_ (OD PR Re EERE EERE ERE E Eee SORTER EE EERE EERE Ee snxious to keep up the third ‘o"taton Sistas “08s: GHIGAGO ELECTION VICTOR, FAT, 41 the president will not be swayed ’ end of bis eaent te Thea when some other candidat is nom inaied by the republican party be we of Roosevelt's final refusal, they will try to make capital out of it by making it appear that the yreaident had been turned down and his party | epadiated by t of Commerce, sald today that no such promise wae made, unless petwonally by John & MeMillan,) er commissioner in this state paident of the national as sociation President MeGraw of the Cham ber im a message to the commir sioners today suggested that coaveation be held in Jamestown * year and in Seattle tn 1909. OFFICER ORUNK AND ASLEEP IN PATROL eox.) Patrolman P. W. Baker, a probe tionary officer, was found helpless ly drank and asleep in patrol box | BACHELOR, GINGERY, HAS QUEER HAM | No &, Queen Aane av. and Galer ot., by Sergeant Stuart, at 11 o'eloek last night, and when brought be fore Capt. Ward, was promptly j dismissed, | MAYOR-ELECT 6US: SURROU NODED BY FRIENDS, RECEIVING) ane smalipos were dis THE ELECTION RETURNS WH ICH INDICATED HIS VICTORY. " im ne by Patrolman! (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) » former Hie life haa been one of . passengers arriving o CHICAGO, 1 2—As tsnal, practionl polities Since he was 31 Northern Pacific from Spokane. | Chicago has elected a mayor who is | be was town clerk, court baliff, d ech containing the seven) “character.” by which is meant | tty sheriff, state repreamatative and te wae sidetracke ged quar./S man of striking fadividuall appotnted postmaster by Prosident ined by Officer Cathoun The / The elder Carter Harrison was a) Raoverelt in 1995. ne of the disease were settlers|Charncter So was the younger For some time in state polities “— to the sound. The health! Mayor Dunne wos, to a certain ox | Basse hat been looked spon f fears that passengers from/tent. But Fred A. Busse tx more | peacetialer between the ett same car as the patients u. (striking a8 © personality than cleans and the country px t have seperated and may epread | Dunne between whem as In many disease in the city tense te a fat men, & folly one, « is loxt. Im town he has cap and yet ax (ull of ginger ae an ath | rx veral wards in his pocket ote trained down to minute People whe have become used tp} The postmaster whe was elected | pronouncing M: ¢ Denne’s name mayor is anything bet @ bitestek-|“dun.” have a hard time exiting) ling. He tx perwonally pretty close Buse, anything but “bu Tie} to the common pevo!r and bas seen a lot of rough and tumbtie polotics./of the same be “boonay, “bat In private life he & & coal dealer (name tx generally proncunret “busay” by Chicagoans, There Jr) STATUTE lGotne further back, he te a chieken jand dog fanctor in Me leisure hours -_———— the ral ot pronunciations affect? | se is 41 and « bachelor ed hy t intiated j Busse cannot be hailed as a re) Busse was bore in Chicago ¢ fo Roceta, a daug® sumgestion of Charter who anes the Roll wife of Man . wies, humdired« ©. ty oF r on have reeently bee = vsttnese— sled by the city council oueber aut | £ a #, to wite < passed upon by any bata se ter DEATH RECORD. . ¢ repeaia the orél- (Seripps Telegraph Service) « for the improvement of FIR) PORTLAND, Ore. Apri 19 wore od today an N. wae repenied while o-lo nm & poneene Pegs ter ¢ stil at work on the oerted med t Pond ' M Palmer, 1 <t. The or will be remedied San aicenene io saninneie : s aor Geen ” 2 ne 4 jthe fireman ix missing and im vunctioan €r om Me nang Passengers are reported Injured. Clarence B. Youns, 16, Snumemes Chas the wnittos Apet! 8, at Seattle General howpital fucietery ¢ the ordinances to Ss Davie—Ceores Ro Davia, 63, April that 2 bjected te assum . 1, « nd the matter wes oe EXPENSIVE. | nat av _ADWOCATES CHANGE | me # rete steamaht Sea Mich F. Sheehan. ; heaps at Goldfield, Nev come in ¢ Winter months. | What may we expect in m | me says De, Calhoun, “L think SDAY, APRLL to, leave OPPOSITION 18 PURE SELFIGHNESS. | member of the Chamber of | meres eald today that the oppo loon nition of certain shore owners to the ale of lake shore lands to raise dia for the Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition in purely selfieh, The ipreme court haa decided that the state owns the lands, ao these owners now offer to give them to jthe elty for a boulevard, because {that would enhunee the value of thelr property =| WILL HELP DR. CALHOUN ENLISTS MOORE IN HIS CAMPAIGN FOR GAR BAGE COLLECTION BY THE erry. Health bet May seni and mm jthe elty a karbage Officer ( Moor a wtrong plea take sthoun appeared we this morning tie art Cothoun vigor that it urged hie plea he mayor © with Probably a of ne Ve bag. this is 4 vital question which means much for the health of the city MANY NEW CLERKS. The International Protective As- sociation of Retail Clerks initiated 169 members, many of them women. Wie the local Tuemtay night meeting | THE MARKETS . + por th oe apr'eas. They fe wey >, ina ay. deen le, 206goie ante, tm | + gee ioret 2 opr Garecn. por 1. te fresen | shed per Secliect Simon, per ae Ee * = < teen chinks wer th Mae. | Steere per th or i ae te Hay and Feedetutte. | Parties who bought stock in the Seattle Huston Copper Company a& year ag t med tt ampany would go on adding nee he way said th ould make va m Copper stock worth per an now * f the aecompliah much Conservative 8700 40x120 feet-—Corner on D ton three street f ages; $400 cash, Dulance t t suit; two blocks from car ROO 60229 feet-—Corner, fe biecks from the junction at West 8 $500 cant BiH 0x62 feet—Corner on Cob ambia west of 30th av term 1.100 Corner on Day cke from two Ax ton cma,» car lines anh a1. 150 40x100 feet—Corner in Cow en's University Park; $460 #) cash: one of the best lots tn the addition genuine snap 81.150 feet—Corner ot NIGHOLS & SMITH 608-9 Bailey Bldg 1664 ind 4305. Main SEA VIEW TRACTS 2 to 5 Acres $200 to $750 Go Out and See Them. WEST & WHE Colman Blook. Fem ene) arene ae a CHINATO..N IN PERIL, (Star Bpecial Service.) UVER # April 10.— A tleht . and in mf wf havi tin same person ix suspected of (Continued from 1 ing the fir t B, ¢ | PASS THROUGH SEATTLE. sequences, The trouble ve evi | the younger doctor told the pati | The state raiirpad come diately, it might be cured in ten da for $10 Jot Montana arrived | This “institute” advertises in its literature cures of seri ae aan ete ad tdi “ } re & gathering of the ralirom ous diseases for $5 re of Washington. and ALL ROLLED INTO ONE o be attended t m on A white-haired man with a crippled nose seemed t — constitute the entire staff of ists for men geno t a uaasits iatialin tor ce, car, oeee, throes sad tings | The Proper Way specialist for brain, nervous h, liver, kidneys ind | To protect your valuabi bladder ; specialist for blood, skin nds, paralysis, theuma- |Jewelry, ete, te to place tism, catarrh and droy cialist in all forms of electricity, |*°°4 safe deposit vauk. X-rays, galvanic, Varadic, electro-magnetic and electric ap : & ane, : ic, lectro-magnetic an rie af The Proper Pi pliances,” of the National Medical Institate, advertised in th Redineeitaedebind of ¢ ange rim in in the Modern Fire and Bur- } a col ne he sunday mes giar Proof Vauite of Wm. D. Per his von of specialism, who refused to give his | kine & Ce., bankers, in the Alaska name, immediately pronounced The Star reporter's trouble | bullding, 211 Cherry st, Box is $4.00 to be w takal eviden #4 constitutional disease, and [PS year aoe insisted on immediate treatment. It could be cured, if taken in time, Probably $10 would cover the cost of a cure at the present age of the discase To save money means to The offices of the Globe Medical company, whieh ad Save trouble, Start an ac sented a g count with vertises to cure “special diseases of men,” pre great Seattle's strongest contrast to the interiors of the other places located below savings bank today. Some time Yesler way. The offices are neat and well furnished. The gestion. inevitable representations of “woman unadorned” on the walls were of the higher class of art. Dr, FE. M. Ratcliffe, ver who holds down the chair of specialism in this “institute,” was also of a different cut, as is his scale of prices. We P. P. But the method was the same ay4 en SLIGHTLY EXPENSIVE HERE. Ct. Interest The patient was evident uffering from a dread dis- On Savings Accounts cane, Through immediate treatment it could be cured in 9o days, at a probable cost of $50. Allowed to go without attention, it wa sure to result most seriously. Above Yealet way the character of the advertising |p “PANOMES—-Saterd, Bema pe cems to alter. Dr. Dunaway, of the Scott Med- Jaume D. HoaE gave a diagnosis much nearer the truth The the rm was not serious, ical Inatitute affliction of patient in its present f he said, although it might develop into something serious It should be treated and watched, He thought $15 would over the expense ical advertising wh leads inquirers to the above mentioned offices is done under the heading of “Mec al Institutes The names of the “eminent specialists are never mentioned in the advertisements and seldom dis- closed in the consultation ro: ecently an advertising pecialist,” using the name Corner Seoond Ave. end Ci State Medical Institute Se lav. and Washing Hoge Bidg., Seattic, Wash. was caugh act licine without a license, Agents for Alaska Banking ang is at present r sent of term in the penis Safe Deposit Co. Nome, Alaska. vided himself with a “dipion bscure Eastern medical ege” and a stat before beginning operations on his tims in th Remarkab e Vaiues IN TOILET ARTICLES That You Need Daily not alone in valuc CHEAPEST LOTS In the business part of Green Lake giving, but finer stock « city. A fact who w remarkable has been a larger im t three-day aclection © never or at ful of the + purchase also in fees tm any other store shown even alone which greatest importance to those tats to seve on t Specials for 3 Days Only We can show something good for the money Toilet Sets, consixting of 2 Military Set: meisting of 3 pidees (Comb and Brush) pieces a Brushes Comb ebony finish ebony fateh. Regular price ular price per set por set $1.50. Special 4ne@ | Spectal e Military Sets, consisting of # pieces, ebony finish Regular HASSLO SHER $1.98 CAHEN - DREW Coa. COR. FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON. fee per set $4 Spectal 316-17-18 Bailey Bidg. Furniture Sale received not! that intely on anke Block We have work will begin imme the removal of the I front Therefore we MUST MAKE ROOM AT ONCE reduced the of piece of furnitare In Make The Most of This While You Can We every bulky the have price “pert z During the coming week we t ng rt h you will be to get a expect to move Oo worth i ership in Olymy Par crown of of high grade furniture, ranges and other housefurnishings to your homes we though profit-sharing proposition A new line of offic ks and miy to pe f moderate means—those I yesterday R y tae to 4 rains for all— ‘ nh income of, sa 25 to a we Sa t rich and poor fact, it sec to have struck al es pocke 3 : vorab We have sold certificates to judges, iloctors, feal estate. dealers, newspaper men [it Woodhouse & Platt in H ! k 1} fevent man, and he ought to | w the merits of the deal i me does!) and men and women in all FURNITURE CO. tire of hfe 100! ke “ ev come b: Complete housefurnishers and walks of lif poor alik And they me back “ax ane famene for more Charter Oak 418 PIKE St. Phones— Matin 3096, 24 AV. SOUTH or and $500 cash, cent 42x12 en He Plum. bal. 1 or OLE Bailey Build Price $1 Olympic Park The Scenic Addition to West Seattle HANSON, ing For Irrigated Lands call on COLUMBIA CANAL CO. You the f 1 h, and then U. K. Loose, president and : : . way } % general manager, 509-510 Marion ; iin 3 2 oh , , Building, Seattle, Wash A " Attalia, Walla Walia C Wash. " wn F har y TWO UNIVERSITY LOTS Ri t b 1 CALHOUN, DENNY @ And a t PI EWING, Inc It \ « n t ) a well | ' *BRYAN C. M. COPPER ’ CLARK 0 YAN and C. M. PE Citizens’ Trustee Co. 103 Yesler Way j ROOM 422 ALASKA BUILDING Ind Phones Main 3005 4475 GO AND SEE OXBOW TION TODAY. One Place Where $25 Wins a Home