The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1907, Page 9

eq@ain in t he tai 1 was passing had purchased it from an Irish | irl, whom he did not know 1 bought it and took It home to |my wife Again there ts in our home, We have met and | solved the servant problem by dis. jcharging all of them, while my | wife does the cooking and house keoping. Bho ts a jewel that Steunenberg waa murdered by Telegraph Sorvtoe.) Pe co. May Jack Orohard at the request of men the missing member Of who wanted to get him out of the ‘ot Weate ‘wieration way aa he knew too much about * JOIN HANDS acouwed of the mur 5° stealing timber land Steunenders, fs In ‘The defense admite ims they wi And he |e expects try to have Borah's alleged aie to the Idaho authorities ment by the federal pas a jury for Hope that de can de calle timber land frauds injected — tnto witness for the dete the case. can dispute tory of At 2 o'clock thie afternoon the ‘as he knew all bard's ease resumed, the special second) LOCAL JAPANESE-KOREAN EX venire having been ared | . reported t the defense, It hae been announced that} CLUSION LEAGUE TO CO fe link the great timber should the three miners be acquit OPERATE WITH CALIFORNIA with their case ted in this state Colorado will be geld & detective has heen after them for the murder of Ar ORGANIZATION—ASK LABOR for months on the theory | thur Collins in 1903 UNIONS TO A sT RESCUE FROM A REAL FIRE OF A REAL GIRL BY A REAL HERO ba tonight which ts ex SOK AND FLAME KANSAS CITY PURMMAN BRINGS rae. be the most important ue FASO THACHER DOWN LADDERS FHOM FIFTH FLoon since its organization and whi« + . will be largely attended. There has t —_———~ deen considerable activity in the MIU UME jeague of late owing Es the locat league has joined the one Ee iat San Francisco. The announce AIUD | ment will be made at tonight's meeting to the effect that the tw leagues will hereafter co-operate It was expected that a represen | tative of the Ban Francisco league would be present at tonight's moet tng, but he was delayed and wil! not be here in time for the meet ing. The principal speaker will be A. B Fowler, who will give his views of the evils of Japanese and Korean laborers as be saw it while on @ visit to the Philippines and Hawali It in probable that will be taken in the matter of the Pacific Syrup company’s action tn Aiecharging twelve of Its employes recently because they asked for the removal of the Japanese elevator boy at thetr pla&t In this olty An effort ts being made to secure the cooperation of all the labor unions with this league and this in expected to be aceompliahed by the time of the next meeting. the fact that rn) some action RAPS. Tokyos were 5 bank ant mpertal » Rureas 1* railways, « tote ue tive and rail. Now A Br perfected Ame and car tnventor ar hee that motive an ft that wi | SHIP SEIZED Deputy Custom © nut today seined the we lector Chemt pd steamer INE OF KANSAS COPS PERE REACT RR Mare Hacinaive Servier.) excited.” he sald. ‘Climb out on my| Perdita, which hes been on the AB CITY. May 22 —I «back, and | arry yeu down.| Bremerton run, and she will be held ion of the University Don't tet ge ti 1 tell you to, for the coflection of o $600 fine fire persons | either anseened last year fer carrying bat the se woem i it took me a cen: dynamite and passengers at the en Barnes tury to climb out there was 80 same time The boat wes then on the at re caret A misstep meant death | the Hoods Canal run feat performed bs there, perhaps for both of ua, and I The Perdita is owned by the Chas. Braco, 2 ie knew When | got fixed be Thompson Steamship Ca, whieh PH der down from the ¢ star fown. Hoe was #0 careful, | will contest the fine in court, and Melle both were surrounded so brave, and fust as sterdy a4| make a te ae of the matte Bee and Names ¥o stories | could be. od Grerent we Then we got to the fourth Moor iiiees of ied Ud Kalk csee trectis mug| BONDS DIRECTLY ihe large ladders onto the other der While he 7 pike vi ot * he third floor. | felt around for a footing that aw-| The Merge DeMare wax killed ful amoke rotied out on us the finance ' from the same floor on vuds. I wae almost overcome aes tet is "| e ; oe = onte the ladder with market, With the view of poral ywn story other. He contin using the bonds pay for the me, and Tf cout rh done, instead of selling them w it low cheering seing the money for the work was I began to get ledge whore Tf Miss Rarnes fa when the WANT INPORMATION St last, but | realized ground was reached, but she was Hundreds of people in the east a i a long way down. | soon revived. Braun will receive! a. inquiring about Washington tame the fireman. I} some recognition from the city! pea! estate men report that every thinking what a/counctl, and « subscription fund) a1) brings scores of letters in Mvs fireman he ts. 1 could | has been started for his benefit. He| Shich the writers ask concerning jim fight there is the hero of the fire department - t he state, th pt Gtetel, now. and dén't get! now © contain part ng Perec Ph we price of lands and the powsibilit . of the same idk There are many inquiries about amall tracts of land within « reach of Seattle. Many people with * small means write that they dest i a piace wh with small capita (A ayo or-bearing | person, | invested, they can operate a chick By Arch Mettacktn t ered) not telling her @3 ranch or keep five or six cows . ch nected witt sat | There are many who wish to know oe if the Hindoo’s words were, Sout any government lands either 0 for homestead or sale nd r The railroads report many set atantly my fe reformed he be told me was this loatantly my wite reformed. She! tery arriving in the irirgated dis B stone of good w+ the | anid tad ell the rest af the aun | trict east of the Cascades wer do anybody harm ‘ ~-aathe mo becomes ha ° 1 ts, save Annie the cook, and TILLMAN TURNED DOWN iad le maee on ; mmenced housekeeping herself - ‘ Ss She allowed me to smoke in the (Serippe Telegraph Service.) ™ Rak now |) mir (1 can’t awing room, never SALT LAKE, May 2%.—-Senator @ Ws other na t Tillman {* up against the vaud @ ceenitism would one ville trust good and bard. The a I a Was to make one of MA me that necklace had he ee Rimeel! When | en mek 1 gave it to my in this city next engaged the Or paradios had it ne a the Fearing that RAINIER VALLEY Annie ble might start over ac f the 4 tine na seemed that all the abandoned | utterances of Tillman, Martin Beck ( my wife had fastened | of Chicago, general manager of the ' n our Annie. She | Orpheum eirenit. cancelled the t and angry. threat engagement at the show h and ’ 4 anon to leave, she! Tillman must go elsewhere to make See the s, slammed doors, took | bie address. ° Big 2 a ee of POSITION OF DRILI oven, ij bin Fen ie the dr room, and a kn Mere. Palace |e ss see abe extret ber te © Union Pneitle ariil which so ‘ a r dayn out she increased | + @ around for ¢ mth or ao. Then things changed emove ths 1 ” sappeared. With their | Y"9"® | ge ee ml e 4 f, snappy: rows abustve. se > . ole . a ad ove 2 " p ' « } | Solomon Lechinsky’s pawn shop | the other day when I saw ft tn the window, I asked Bol where es had got it and he told me he THE SEATTLE STAR.THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1907. FAKE BURGLAR ALARM person, who on That the same two days of this week turned in fake fire alarma, has now decided muse himaclf at the expense of the police department, ts the belief of Sereeant of Detectives ‘Tennant Yeuterday at o'clock @ about 4 all was sent for the patrol wager to get some burglars, who wore said to be locked up in @ house on Third ay, The new auto patrol with Tennant aboard, hastened ¢ the eene, but fatied to find any house on Third av, of the number given, The 1 was evidently a fake On Tuesday a fake ft all from the New York block ed ‘ fire engine to overturn en Second ay NO ARRESTS MADE TODAY © MARSHAL Honos mom WARRANTS reom GmMAND JURY, BOT smRVES NONe atpent from the elty watt! Chet time. HOLDMAN DOWN WITH MEASLES UNIVERSITY = «Tiere MAY NOT BF ABLE TO Com. rere tN » THEM « SkRED MEET SEAT Ween Pole Vauiter Holdman of the ant M than the uaual & t of k ie dogging the footsteps of oe fere st 5 auiter on the coast. He . x an 4 i bee angula . how Ma . * ihe a » Y . ‘a ana . « an weight « orrmes Lots Te crry Doom Ross, repres eure we lote nie First « ° ‘ The Real Helpfulness of our CREDIT SYSTEM hundreds of <« etome have dealt with us con ly for several years, and hav nothing ef goods, our p rn ods. Whe appa and ca ‘ 1 ao with advan age of “ re plar and pay a ata for anything selecte sowing eve ing Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1833-34 Second, © Union Prvr Osteopathy 12 Treatments, $15.00. Or $1.50 per . ° . Kirksville Infirmary of Ow 4 Fir r Wa 2 a Bidg.. 7O%H First eo Perrrrirtt ttt ttt JUROR MORE TIME IS NEEDED ‘DRUG CLERKS FORM UNION A temporary organization of the . ug ¢ of Seattle | vOEn Rave Som nage tad POON zg Meo gM aaprscnatty > board of state land commis |formed at a meeting at Labor tem Pia ae dee eagle 7 po o fix the value MITER ‘THIAL AT 8A] 516 Wednontay night. Owing to| "ners “pt : “4 bolbanepe a PHANCINCO. the fact that there was @ misun-|% ** ow wis ¢ bear am KSUYTERIANS AME NOW PRO. ounced this morning hat ther derstanding regarding the late set “"™ 7 . ' Payonpipanne: HIBITED FROM MARRYING DI- would be unable to decide the m for the organizing the union, on) “ NN Si (Sertppe Telegraph Service.) & part of the clerks were present | ter at present and more time than) VOROms excerr WHEN #8) AN FRANCIM ale Wher land next Wedne night, May/at first anticipated would be re AMAT’ AS BEEN GIVEN O8- the Bohmite trial wea resumed 2, wan net for perfecting the or-| quired to dispose of the matter tay t efenee made t rat at “ SCMIPTUMAL GROUNDS. nl gg = ney a ; dl | gauiaation, which will be known! "om. commissioners were compell asking for sdjournm se Lecal No. 8 ed to adjourn for the present, but There are eighty drug clerks in Beatt 4 ela 62 10 v : will return to Seattle and hold an a ey’e 4 the elty and nearly all of them| Sor public meeting at the Ariing: | lear Service.) y other public meeting at th ey rigg raga Race to. This have signified thelr intention of ton hotel next Tuesday, May aminacl coming members of the union, No! a) 14 o'clock, when additions of the Preabyter- tr 1 At ene! opposition is expected from eM | dence will be taken and « furthe toe close, A nume wade te arily passed say | DIOVORR, since nothing will be asked | Kearing given the sh and owt » pian attending tidy, 1 + yesterday | tor by the organization at present - t {Hl ae today , een © ere, In the meantin will @ ° echayin c evidenee they have a vb M. Hubbert was appointeds er rm ; : ve . assistant moderator to Rev, Roberts. . a Ry 2 ty ready in har n r ninittee’s report on mar- a ‘ m1 } Bar But little ma riage oad divorce wae adepte® Shim t ' ot valué © ¢ wion waa! |)" fo eerie Berge g bin * cima ys = secured at the public meeting be aivor Neustedter Bros’ now unem ate valuation of the shore lands AF . Palmer Hendrickson, @ prisoner | When Commissioner Ross satd day the case was “ ’ ; All argument must be eliminat t wish * Kue—the the county jail, was this morn | 64 before this commission. We are ' o— there {* {ng ordered to the county hospital, | pere to set the value of these lands athing space f ne who | guffering from I-po Ja find them and will not con Health Officer Buckley examined eee are eent ent values of the | the stomach of Mre. Kate B. Coop- ” "| The average pi on er, wife of W. H. Cooper, who died the man. Kvery effort will belignd in ugestion was variously | © made to prevent the epread of the ted to be from $100 to § Saturday night at her home on Hed 4 estimates 7 Kast Prospect st, under peceliar ~ lisease among the many inmates! cor acre. It was shown today f of the tanks at the where a! fy ld unite to fight’ an (circumstances, was completed by pe aie ‘ound very excessive valu on , e r a serious. Hendrickson was recently) The commiasion hi a ward | Teens oat lly there hola taken to jail on a bur y charge yroporltio efor d much dis arOner es Cae = Proposition before it and much di", no inquest, and issued @ burial per The hearing of the piitien of SAYS BOR WON'T ae tinal desiaie Paks aeamerts 1 mt : getown citizens for an injune l A | i owners and the offic! of the meres See ner eee \inska-Yukon-Paeltic exposition are SCHOONER IS DISABLED Youngstown annexation ele lon GET FAIR TRIAL far from agreeing upon the value Saeed, See onl of th ese lands The Merchants Exchange recetv- Albertgon of the oupertor con Judge R. R. George, one of the\ed word today that the steam this afvornese, ° eae A J © Dalby, of the cooks’ a54 take shore owners, asked the com-| schooner Washington, which left The defendant, the ety of Wost| waiters’ union of Beattie, who WAS minston to consider the difference San Francisco yesterday for Reattie ed an awer ePy'h® | delegated by the Central Labor) in depth of the water of these! sound, was stopped by db that any legal acles to 806% counell to look after the interests! lands, pointing out that some fills engines, and put beck into Sam ation exist, Ju W. RB. Bell rep! of trades unionism and to report! would be much more expensive | Francisco resents the Youngstown people the proceedings of the Haywood- than otherg, This the commission - ~ sumably the saloon element, And | Moyer-Pettibone trials a tBole¢| promined @ do RICHARD PARTLEY DIES. ‘ torney MeMahon, of West! city, said in a letter received today, The exposition officials expect to Seattle, with G Walker, of S® \that the labor people would have to! get about $800,000 out of the gale ag Partley be ger ~ yates * ettle, the sanesationists be alert if they got a fair trial of these lands while Johu 8. Brace, “*!! known member of the Briel Mr. Dalby claims that no one) president of the Lake Washington)” nisi as restecdey, euter a ahaat RED H (Serippe Telearaph Service.) former n, the bureau furt e aime of H in the attempted blackening wife's character, the remult prove more startling than mente » elance col . Gould's side of the case te preaer t wil! result in more caee made in the papers filed by Mra, Gould in fb r ult for sey The case is now « « intense t beginning The Burning Dollar ® a ar b s t b ¢ ank makes y Py 4 art with 4 o . et Because you ° 2 here Ww . 4 per cent. interes eos “ ap NORTHERN BANK & TRUST CO. rz paid, $ ”. $ . porar at § Pike @ ry . ry . . . , ' x , wo a a kine M FLY ON THE FLYER {BATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE + Me-—Nound Trips, Sie FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY AVES SHA TTI —ara6 0125 & me, 206 and Bras TACOMA—8:25 @. om 2G5 sed 7:30» m card subject to chainge nottee. us ar, Amont 6 mn Tel. Senttic #12 . . @ DOWNING, HOPKING A KYER ¢@ Ine WROKERS in, F ne ke, Ronde. VATE WIRE Tel, Me Reems not 279, Ind 1-008 A SEORGE F. MEACHAM IWNER vuld be allowed to * except those who capltallate report the tri- | ¢ favored the nal Association, sald that the ines. The funeral will be held at members of that organization would | putterworth’s chapel Sunday morm- oppone ® valuation of over $500,000, | ing here Is Music in the A The high-priced millinery ring that prices has met tts Waterloo The sensational sacrifice sale of has been foreing Seattle women folk to pay exorbitant pew wholesale stock at The Coliseum Bldg. 34 Avenue, from James to Jefferson At 4 to 4% Millinery Store Prices and mort 000 fine all The greatest merit bargain event h high history, 600 New Hata ek today and tomor the last day he opportunity of Sale opens men at 9:20 t, at 10:20 and hurts th a few itema you w what Seat w streak millinery an't toue READ THESE PRICES They Are From One-Fourth to One-Half Regular Prices TRIMMED HATS New m 200 to 500 Hats each and sell are se £ less than one- harge for stuff a few month#old, day we atest styles at high-price st know $3.98 to $24.50 tifal You Hats. Worth $10.00 to $60.00 DRESS HATS. them straw M Exclusive Models, Bea SAILORS. straw ors ®t braid, chip 2,000 of i les. ” to $ braids. W 49¢ to 25 R9e STREET HATS. $1.39. raw style f then. W Spe all new. Split chip, fancy rth $2.50 to $6.50. 98e, 81.19, 31.49 %& 2.39 STYLES CHILDREN’S TRIMMED HATS. Allover Worth $3.00 100 Lace Embroidery, shirred. $1.49 be era gigantic mountain t atte advertise, con. w of worth work two separ shall ne THE SHAFER-WHITTIER COMPANY, Business Managers CS SEL TSO AT YATE MNET: