The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1907, Page 1

ONE CENT TWELVE PAGS. THE SEATTLE STAR VOL. 9. NO. 48, PRICE 25¢ PER MONTH. EWS OF THE STAR'S LINOTYPE /N) PRIS} ROOMS AFTER THE FIRE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY APRIL 22, 1907 to Print the News Only apr Seattle That Dares ONCRETE STRUCTURE " WFOR THE DAILY STAR ting plant and building of The Seattle Star destroyed by fire shortly before last Saturday ASHORE an hour's time many thousands of dollars’ araph Servi @f valuable machinery was completely ruined and wane pe as ~ 4 t 5 P b 8 structure containing the same became & charred Mongolia, of the Pacific Mal ‘ent ing embers lin ashore near the Mayeda Light ‘ — to the prompt and generous action of | house, a locality known for ite Post-Intelligencer, The Star is temporarily os great number of reefs ‘i “ On account of the close proximity in the building of the morning paper, having the to the shore there will be no loss we of its fine mechanical plant and its editorial of life room facilities, to continue publication until | The accident, it ts stated, was as The Star's new building can be completed caused tn averting a eolilaion with j Fi a ealling ship. t te believed the machinery installed therein. gen Pie ote fire brok t in The Star Publishing Company's and 1209 Seventh av. at 11:15 o’elock The Mongolia is a twin screw ginated under one corner of the struc ener for Hagerty es eng Pe ext to the alley and was undoubtedly set Mand bas been on the Orien- et was either malicions, or accidental tal route ever since. Recently ily tenable, in | rounded on a reef of Midway is. . and but waa floated Sept. 21 and case repaired { al Pre Mongolia t# in command of Capt. Hathaway however, seema wees surrounding th diseovered by E. L. Tomlinson, a lino bw the Post-Intelligencer. He had Phe Star's linotypes, setting matter for the sencer, that newspaper having secured machines on Saturday nights | his work at The Star's build the P.-L. composing room, but, find ten to bring with him the ‘‘eopy’’ NELSON he had been setting type, he went back to get ‘ ched The Star's building he noticed a red eoming from under the corner of the structure, and cote eee fetween the boards which sheathed the foundations ing to the spot, he tore off several boards, in an Pe. et ent the blaze and extinguish it. Becoming con & fight between Gane and Nelson Paver. that the fire was beyond his control, he pe ary 4 Sephemiver 4 ,The on the street and called to 4 man who waa passing flight se be to 9 finisb oe et Sim to turn in an alarm to fire headquarters. The = erer os io om to do so, but evidently he had some trouble iaprenmoonininierecneces eg ee aie pd renty Ae re "Sie tae | SEATTLE JAPS TO St ma oom TALK OF TREATY ey wert to gave the build The butiding will cover two lots, made, Dut [de task was | @nd will be 50 feet wide by 120 : Cc. T. Takahast, vice-president of the Oriental Trading Company, of hed gained feet in depth, thus giving ample | fames pare dendway and fo & short The editerial offices and com | seattic. will leave in a few days pesing roam will oceupy the se for Weehingten, D CC. a0 @ delegate ond floor, while the besiness of , one Association flees will be om the gro syd fMeor v a se | together with the press room Acki.. The object of his ¥ as an ee C. 4. Bebb, of Bebb & Mendel, , architects, who has the ptans for . “ » f when it Was | the new building in charge, |e! Seeacce ining DUlldIDR® | pushing the preliminaries with as 8M enc seth as poseibie. 4 wd As for the equipment itself, there ete Oe ie ee Will be a Battery of four fast per fecting presses, aise & complete | 4 complaint was issued by the battery of new, linetype machines ating attorney's office today of the latest pattern, —_ . against Frask FP. Allen, charging ‘The capacity of the presses, rum | him with failing to pay August ning . wilt be ONE THOU- Koepp, an employes, $52.15 wages SAND COMPLETE NEWSPAPERS | due him for work on the A-Y-P-B. IR MINUTE, OR SIXTY THOU- | grounds Aliew bas charge of con SAND PER HOUR. siderable landscape work im com )} When the new piant is completed | nection with the 1909 exposition. and equipped it will be of the most - . nla ~A E e g . “ 5 $ @ easing the CHARGE FAILURE TO PAY POR A.-Y.-P. BE. WORK, ES et | medern kind, end equal to all re v B “ea: tim” Would PW OF THR COMPOSING ROOM APTER THE Prt. quirements of @ metropolitan jour “*™ ma ba as 0 sii anes | nal | Jim Corbett, one-time beet man Mike Sweeney, J : o ne-Siame Mike ey. James Haggerty | Detective Smith arrested the trio ; And in the meanwhile The Star on earth tn the fanting line, ts ao and Barnest Lang. believed to be | and found « considerable cenalanh i Seeeeseoesereeceseseseee eccccees | will go on printing its paper day ina to open & hots! in Boston, 8¢- | one room workers whe tried to rot f r ; «, =. & hotel bs ‘ oom worker ied to rob | of plu seanton. Hag CE READERS THE ST. by day and edition by edition, an cording | te Goamip i” pe te a | the Waldorf hotel Thursday night | gerty » Away but | NOTICE TO ERS OF TER STAR. aptured at Tacoma after was stopped by a bullet from De 8 a similar job in that teetive Smith's He wae bit of Police Maloney and in the side but | recover thet there wil! set | have pts to jump vet.” aaa occa READY FOR WORLD CRUIS : heretofore. The courtesy of the P prety sate 1, amd ite eplendid plant makes The Seattle Star has been temporarily enlarged to twelve pages. This enlargement was rendered necssary by the fact that the presses of the Post-Intelligencer, which The Star is now using, will not take an eight-page paper, of the size of The Star. The P..I.'s machinery is of a dif- ferent build and its construction only permits.of the use of The Star's roll paper in the form of either six or twelve short and somewhat narrow pages. The six-page form will not do, except for the noon edition Owing to the car shortage and the difficulty experi- enced by all of the newspaper in securing roll paper, the Powt-Intelligencer cannot at this time supply The Star with paper of the proper size made specially for its machinery. The Star, however, happens to have on hand two car- loads of its own paper, adapted for its Potter perfecting presses. This paper was fortunately stored in a warehouse and escaped destruction in the fire Jast Saturday night. It has been found that this roll paper can be utilized on the P..1.’s presses, in the twelve-page form above men- tioned These twelve pages contain about the same quantity of space as The Star's large eight-pages, which sometimes were lengthened to 26 inches. The twelve-page form will be used as long as The Star is printed on the Post-Intelligencer's presses. After The Star gets into its new building, and using its own bat- tery of Potter presses, the eight-page form will be re- med this possible. ——_— 4 _ | ‘sunge ‘ « da gE. I of a man r Ke nedy . , manage va 4 h t 1 1 i ta en er, has Years’ + s 1 “ t go to Samoa pe one . t way f wa f t k va i Marty is con New Zealan namania, Australia the chi aul, a7 4 night Rile of Ames, ¥ n and Samatra ¢ jease was obtain oda a ae . Peter Kennedy is well known ir oe “handy m the be found while the a ‘ heid NO DANCE reyes ‘ at tage: ty and a Riese xk «6 to Korea, China, India ing seven years, and ba g disasters + a op at . . every ears with . veral mont in every he will make 1 sail t e Golden Gate on tt 1 h Third a 4 Pas ho London expects to make a numbe navigation Cy the « og : gol ide, and his great I - vee oF sidonl theater, He will be better known Be would eit), oe gin ever | wilt A i” ‘ J. KENN tor his tong connection with “Yon wo p the p the Danube to Vi- ts equippe 8 le pows were HAS BEEN RECOVERED p the 7 don and eng t 1 tor , . r Yonac His Nor f ne to Parts aving & $1 r E n, alwa t ding part @ part ‘ ntinent of EB t re a . 7 Oak ‘ P ‘ I " (Scripps Telegraph Service ' ‘ ‘one: ena R Bont, Cruising im the urn across the Atlantic way and & ay by a or wh “ atur p r for t ial | NEW YORK, Ay 2.—The ly h as " nis city BR Yrs » Se ea at