The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1907, Page 1

THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST.—TONIGHT FAIR, COOLER; LIGHT FROST | TUBSDAY FAIR, WARMER, SEATTLE, WSHINGTON, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1907. VOL. 9, NO. 70. $4,500 PRESENT FIVE ened hidden away in eit Sesclomrekt and ansessment (Serippe Telegraph Service.) PENNY HILL PROPERTY OWNERS SAY . sissioners than any ely ot SAN "FRANCISCO, | May "18 THAT PAYMENT OF $18.50 PER HOUR TO a the Melony Coote eae lines thie morning and all carried protection if afforded adequate 2 1 and acted ‘ COMMISSIONERS FOR ASSESSING RE- emyorsry siministraior, and a7 i Lf siforded adequate protection | Haat before they reached the ferry Howard Waterman as his attorney SIONERS ARE LOCAL POLITICIANS, In addition to the fact that Smith * & n maelf, the amount of legal services performed by Waterman would be rendered by | fhe #1800 © Hiowed to em of/and C. T. Morris, two young polltio- | ay prominent law firm in the city commissioners wro for ed the ans, are not real estate experts, so gag | mt district for the Denny and had to get the assistance of/” Waterman, who got the " 00. te fo district, has called at-| persone f ar with values in th® eno same man who gets $1,600 on Me the liberality of King locality, Apparently political affil-| tne Denny Hil Job tears in the allowance of ‘ations, rather than ability, caused | “tq political capacity te secretary to recetvers, commis re = =! cugeretanent the bighlylo¢ the Young Men's Republican ppolntees where no ed tub, @ very influe leatior y owners on Denny Hil! required 30 hours of actual la and other » politte nt at being forced to pay | the commissioners were allowed § constantly with j te Judae Frater's appointecs 000 each for their services, which | sionerah the courte ap the Denny Hill rearade, the ee ak ae aon ee polntments, receiving fees were appointed tn u days Ju ” ni jor by Judge Fra- Gtiilam set their assessment aside.) Lega! Rate 05 « Day. | (Merippe Telegraph Service.) Perel length of thelr eer- €24 ordered @ new assesment Under new stale law, passed | MEXICO CITY, Ms 2,—One ie woes! Menas ore duties as | made by the Inat legisiature and effective Inumered chon are being slowly — i Gate To the Second and Third ay,|B¢xt month, $5 a day will be the 1 to death being imprisoned eo hours a day, making a | COMmissioners, similarity large .| highest fee which such commission. b the Tenares mine at Vel hours, and they receiy- | 'owaaces for fees wore made. page Rr Under this law s. Fire broke out © yes Bragg die. so! ‘ udge Prater's eon on the y morning end the men were od $18.50 an hour for their Lawyer o te it Graft. Denny Hill regrade eaement ee risoned being « off trom @ A prominent lawyer speaking of would have recaived §50 each GEE. p ¢ chances of escape. Politiclane Appointed. the custom prevalent in both state | stead of being handed $1,500 a tn the partic-/ and federal courts as to receivers > , “eT pvt Stn 4 pi beg | Property owners on Denny hill NE ANY § an. ere and commissioners’ {eee sald declare (nat they have been fleeced $3 Ye Men's Repubi pout graft in the city hall or ot $4,350 by the generosity of the reve i Wilbur 1. Cummings, | ty offices, there is more graft and | court MAYOR'S PROPOBAL FOR STUDYING 8. E. CO. METHODS WILL BE TURNED OVER TO | BOARD, WHICH I8 LIKELY TO BEER SOLD TO BOYS AT BREWERIES — boys would ™ GMZENS NEAR LAKE UNION PLANTS DE- "40 i= The sale PROTEST. drink beer. The practice tieation and her evi The city council will this evening, pore le an GARE THAT INTOXICATED YOUTHS '2it'ssemeot of nase lew. but, the it hse time, hear the report of] SEEN DAILY ALONG LAKE SHORE— ",!%, 20", £0" Deer signed by the be me a ses meebo ” Fite &, = nea = ‘ sider he merors vest for SALOONS NEAR BUT BREWERIES witch tae let wo une preset ye EE ON POLL CUABLICS SS. tk AsUMRNTREN, Lu Pp It 8 4 eaay matter for chéver bors) ME Rennedh Mkehistosh Sil be oring for recognition Me state’) votes in bis favor. All additional q QUOR BY AILFUL To BOYS, te forge ‘thes ond care! — greatly disappointed today at the pny ee ago a it — - mee or = be secured by himeel! ee of the breweries do wot al-| oo dole tare in the "Mest to him and the police de and friends WHO GET DRUNK ON IT. ek pepe ey gaa tine | apsiene toa ad ae InANy in b beer to make two or red by the accompany one, as printed In this new ly good for 10,000 votes accident in ph one of those unavoidable It wae dus to tography i among young dere, | neighborhood, according to the tes. t t # sone ve been tht whi * m yd em: on im a te the neighborhood of Bpel- timony of thoes who eeen boys! partion” have od ll ed fram agit x. So Bete His attitude was carefully chosen caught raising this number of bal Bvecad Henrich Bros. brewertes, coming from the we With | shores of the ond te erate prrogsilic acid and soda have it people . tak Geek Meena: bis be the south end of Lake Union, cans o yok 10 8 trom 16 to 16 years of age, were oo | * chance to mix ap in s tassle w He te believed to be ar me fomed the residenta of that cluded spots om the shore of Lak@|geunk for a time that they could | 57posalphites. Mr. Mack . ox mber of Tammany He wi wt to indigna. protest pion, and divided with their com-| por walk away from the lake shore | bi some countenance 7 be watched closely hereafter tomplaint to the police. panions “ Bag ‘ Altogether too 2 e — a With the comis bright weath y had time to s disfigured ae @ result. Rather th apn i — dates (Soripps Telegraph Service) or, the can the wea tan a ae , have him go before the pubile fr f these would-be contestants} CHICAGO, May 13.—With begin rish again, and a of Spelmire’s such a plight and risk losing tively y men, and by no/t er at $i to : ae protest fs being ma with the s breweries are w sands of » from his loyal sap standard could t i beau | $1.00% ¢ and July Gimradle for smal! children in hope that the author will put « he University of Washt stein te en anal he Star count | a: 9 te market Miiaity when under the influ- stop to the practice before the “heaton cad tn teen ry . « for them, no matter if mill-|*!, *2%° | t At the . are ated Atle put the your rosecut . his morning wen @ beer, and are a source of scenes of last wummer are repeniod iané excepted from the Pe dae eens age ns are cast tap of the gong pan m be Mp Worry to thelr own > nt hores of Lake Union. Dur ethene throws ascend | re ‘Re camere L will show Brery candidate ts expected gan, the p « changed with ka Bi the mothers of other m. (ing 5 weather of last year.| the university ty act of lextetatere. | ee ee morrow * photograph to the Star for Oia there are no saloons in the crowds of boys came to the lake to They are located tn sod ueiah om oan oven Se St One Care tion ’ fin a 8 oe delay, they will 5 him allot at noon today stoc the breweries are swim. A stop was made at th? | porhood wher © saloons are not per hand . LOOK OUT FOR = YOUR DOG ap Mackintosh brewery on the way to the lake, and a can of beer bought by each swim ming party ewin he ible for the presence of the They have been « prolif ot expply for the t of the the « mitted of the neigh aken ents! In ¢ t Mr od ali * in the race are RH votes aboad of awe Hetwoen er tn thetr pr mar ive Mr. Wappens VERNOR REQUESTS FEDERAL GOVERN- SMESTIC TROUBLES CAUSE A Dos her Henry Grease o his bow to the dog-loving and wning public for this season this not take imag colored sie hm of the on the and any of the fund. Th f the comp rs) MURDER, and edie | MP MENT TO DEMAND RETURN OF SEAT. Modiion of Mein CVE Pucaa ATE CHEE CO. Gate cat ota a : ITLE’S EX-COMPTROLLER TO THIS sll content the nurs cla , THIS CITY FROM ANY CHANCE TO GET 8, Ca ‘ W. | team whiet C6 aeree LA IPTROLLE S| them for 3 ite. NATIONAL GATHERING—NO PLACE ON - ° MURDER ENTERS : INTO STRIKE | COUNTRY FROM HONDURAS—CITY MAY WBE UNABLE TO RECOVER DEFALCA-. jsertpye | TIONS FROM RIPLINGER’S BONDSMEN. ane oothey PACIFIC COAST COULD HANDLE MIL- LION WORDS A DAY BY WIRE FLOODS IN |DAHO. t H BOSTON’S CREW TO Telearaph Service.) . . , went w " a a a proy (Sertpps Telegraph Service.) : ¢ " 4 shea a “ enna . ~ tr ‘ ® Serippe Telegraph Service.) wn ead, W ~ # ang ancing t Ma , hed and a score of " Gennidt to Giekes BAD AUTO ACCIDENT mitte a . hy - 1| How w ag (Mar Special Service.) Reattle has 5 a Quick a x w da s . : ; = . r : wil] MAKES THREE ATTEMPTS re : . ; TO TAKE HER LIFE t ae Pa . ‘ : a . . (Star Special Service.) Ind. | pepmagd May Not Pa & a fend, hele ale age above ose ft are sched for t 6 ne ring the , sningle mill, attempted pl Ml ST GIT aa BG Bey Me iri ‘o's! JS UPHELD arane a a oat t ama ond k GRAND OUKE WEDS. a f ‘ 08 ‘ Scripps Telearaph Service.) ‘ € eee k ' u 4 i v rr —m « vy as alth bh badly ed i His $4,500 or gio, ’ a8 suretios he « ping | Anastasia of Monteneg ago ie about the only city ir as applic public works, y the eaiA BURNING 0 DEATH PRICE 25¢ PER MONTH. ss aT }TAXPAYERS OBJECT TO STAR'S BEAUTY CONTEST--No.7 RUN CARS ON LINES There were only a few demonstrations and these were of @ minor nature. A number of car windows were broken. Chief Dinan in a statement today declared that the police have the hand and there building. situation well in will be no more rioting. Adjutant ral lauck @% pressed te opinion i OD Thirty-five bodies ve b re red Only coteen miners of those in the night shift escaped, t ts stated that the tire wee aused b a miner carclessiy throws ing & lighted cigarette in an abane joned shaft The mine is owned by the Gug- genheime. ee? BOARD ON WORKS DOESN’T WANT INVESTIGATING JOB commission to investigate the Se attle Electric Co. The special committee will re comme that the inquiry be plac ed under the direction of the board of public works, and that they be allowed to secure whatever expert —_ is needed and that the council priate the necessary money. “Members of the board of works do not take kindly to the extra work which this implies, and may enter a formal protest. They be as a committee of the whole, If/ Te. « thorough research into the points of law and franchise being violated by the 8. E. Co, would take more time than the board cap give to it MORE FLURRIES IN THE PIT apidity, and continued ts of short acreage and eldoscopic as the repe the green bug which bolstered the market were received December wheat continued up ward to $1.03, and then sagged to 99 1-4 Je dropped to Sc and May rold at 933-4¢. The market became quiet toward noon. —— MURDERER 18 HELD WITHOUT ANY BATL. bh Service.) Ind., May 13.—- cripps Teles INDIANAPOL The case of F. P. Greene, who fs accused of the murder of his 17- earold son, was continued until irsday. Greene ts held without TAKES DOG AS HER OWN Mra. EB. H. She! f 2002 Bast st. was arr yesterday . charge h stealing » bulidog fr the beneb “Madison park last Satur noon It is claimed that ped the dog's collar while was at the show and shortly she was seen to leave with he dog When Hama: Officer Vaupell, Detectty Corbett and the owner of the dog, Dr. R. 1. Chase r, arrived at Mra, Sheb jon's house the dog was found fp n did not deny ‘hay. claimed it as Wer vowed that she could However, when Chase log {t followed him very Both Chase and the the dog and the case in court. Mrs. Shel that Tom Dntton, the log hospital of fy that NOT BREAKING LAW » Wappenstein has day dancing at Ravenna park and has found out that the park people are not break- ing any law and are in no way conducting public dances. The pa- v fon wh h has been newly erect 1, is 4 t to plenie crowds herings assembled ee and aw dance being conducted the ohlef says he ba no fault to find