The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1907, Page 7

0 RAISE ont will n in of rallies will be held during the 4, woven fe July, during the [x week in honor of the foreien vinit ms) goavention of Christian There will be a Japanese, va, to raise a fund yptian, Arablan, Indian, Chinese Rection of an International | Negro and Persian rallies, A rally ers be in Boston. wil lalso be held {n honor of the t Weteh delegates. This rally will be ris the first quarter * attended by the Welsh Preabyte @ Christian Endeavor work. jans in the otay and wit! be held regent was talked of at the the Welch Presbyterian church ja Raltimor some Cart H. Reeves, secretary of the raised to further the pro Christian End committee of The officers of union | 1907, has reece a large consign the convention tm meat of Christian Endeavor flags the raising | which will be distributed among for the buliding fund. (the merchants ald in decorating pi being planned that a series the ety SPER ATE TROUBLE IS dewuma and the order was given to shoot if any attempt was made to COMMITTEE OF THE coyote WTION UKASE WAS SIGNED *P Th irit of uprest was manifest ere Were no allempts at disorder qwo WEEKS AGO. | Today it le different | The douma committee reported that the charge that the democrats plotted to assassinate the czar and otherthrow the goverament is ab solutely unfounded The committee also reported that the czars ukase waa signed two ‘weeks ago. This fact has augment his ed the popular resentment againat the government. Reports come from various cen ters that trouble ts expected and the government i¢ hasteaing troops to these trouble places Telegraph Service.) e PETERSHURG, June 17. gmoviteoring brand of tnsui cre fe everywhere Boliceadle ta the caar issued @eclaring the dissolution of t onged this elty and the we were all apotiod ded the doors of the Se SR G SEATTLE GIRL DISOBEYS FATHER TO MARRY TACOMA MAN @ Miss treme Mutr, the trip through Nations! park daaghter Mise Muir was « music student at hcknyekine engages # ine Annie Wright seminary and the Foal estate dealer, Were) cient before the wedding gave a sarprived to hear Of her mar-) recital at the seminary for which ete B MeHogh, a young she was much praised. Her friends a @d@ net know of her attachment for of Tacoma, June (th. | \icHugh and thus the story of an fh vas reportet from Tacom» (hat slopement was rumored. Meir and Meflogh had sloped, Philip J. McHugh, a prominent th is ¢ t by Mr, Mutr.| Seattle contractor and a brother of giige because she is not yet 19/of the two young people loping ‘Bee. and because he wished was a joke conesived by some Gmiakh her education. Find- friends of bis brother. The bride- that he could mot cope groom is engaged in geueral con Cupid, be made no fur-|tracting in Tacoma, and has 6 for the young people. promising business. were quietly married ei merty engeged ta Ne was for contracting in eft at once for a wedding | Seattle. ena a fa Geattld thare is « s toy and « bay horse with ME tolistitutions Switch engine Belonging to the Great today at If clock into a delivery wagon so -< the horse was knocked down, the boy sent roll two rods and the wagon Wp on the borse’s back. The ae accident occurred at the foot of Spring st. and was witnessed by many people The horse by « mighty effort shook the wagon from its back, leaped to Its feet and sMarted off. The boy at the same time leaped fate the wagon and drove rapidly away. There was no time to ascertain the identity of the delivery boy aor the ric. Gy Milk Inspector L. M Wood: } S Mi will remain in his present po- | Me tadefinitely, as the state law | Spparently supersedes him fo mixed up that i is Mf it is legad in all re ay The settlement of the lengshore men’s strike at the great Northern docks was not brought any nearer board of health at a meeting 1, the meeting held Saterday be Mt Boon today, voted te take the strikers and Griffiths & ition the matter for (h@| sorague, atevedores. The strikers, hite potates ally Sie provision of the new law Te-| 5 the conference to pul an ead ta i every msn selling milk im) ihe ceigt ineiinl samnet os fs first cians to take out @! tors to imorere ahem the down oi law won gtr the |town union leagues itself with . . OF | their cause, which is said it will jeity of - rat nae to npr do sooner of later ieee wk inspector wy er Work is being carried on in the ae ye a graduate Of 8 case of both the big steamer, the dairying. The “heresf! vinnesota and the Tosa-Maru, in fa this clause, may exempt Mr.) grout the same way as for the tk, who is not a graduate | several days, an inadequate amount of black labor handling the load ing ‘TO PLACE SHAD IN STATE RIVERS Henry O'Malley, superintendent of the government fish atchery at Oregon City, Ore., in in Seattle to- at day with 300,000 shad which he| will piace in the Skagit river at Commmiestoner Sedro-Woolley and 200,000 more if oe wee arrive here T ay from the i y rs ~ : < |aame hatehery to be placed in the rt o on 4 Snohomish river hese are the . aa Insp wf all the eS | first shad to wed in Wash by aaation the milk sw ington waters Th dbject of the trip is to see regu Bs ta Md city offic aving to do Wah the + of the milk Center f high standard (Scripp’s Telegraph Service.) MK in the e and to that end| WASHINGTON, June 17 abor re asked’ >operation the | Commitasioner N day cived many reque t interference on MROOKS GETS THE =o ys wicca womans met AUTO OVER CLIFF terns mimeo! OBE KILLED is ns pulated that the ‘ sto os to cae tar 2 (Scripp’s Telegraph Service.) ling bet GAN HERNARDINO, Cal, June Meek a-¥ 1) 17.—# Wart led and Kana Dud ‘Rr and, Thomas é SALO0 os of I nd Willtam INS STAY CLOSED tavior or ton: injured In un auto aoeld late last aight at anday s| (Seripp’s Tet f v & violate t law a BIRMINGHAM B® count, € John Bankhead, a f ngron® Whe their jon haa evidently | man, was today appointed by the He efter a 0 ¥ ern sited States Senator Morgan BREWING IN RUSSIA the | PINCHOT MAYOR SCHMITZ C. E- FUND’ MUST ¢O_BE (Scripps Telegraph DENVER, June fT—The antl | Rooseveltites claim to be in com | trol of the land convention tomor | row, and the removal af Gifford tnchot, head of the forestry divie jion ts demanded The administration's rvice.) oppoaition is headed by the wool growers of | Wyoming and the cattle men of } Colorade, who blam for Pinchot withdrawing the grazing lan Wyoming's 225 delogates vote for Pinehot’s scalp. LOCAL FLASHES Sunday Musical Programe. The Plymouth church at Third av. and University st. has prepared jstrong musical programa to be » Sundays. “Riijah given pra t Sunday “The Sev eu Words” will be rendered, and the Sunday following “The Holy ely Chinese Boy Arrested. Seventeen -yearold Hin Chur Chinese boy a who ts a grandson of } Chin Gee Hee, a pioneer of the coast, Was arrested last night for stealing flowers from the yard of ©. P. Converse, 1000 Cherry at. The boy was recognised at head r ters by Chi Gee Gow, «@ Chinese merchant. while the lad was trying | ecemenesrer to pase bimeelf off for an indian He was taken to the county jai) LI this morning. Twe New Patroimen. Patrolmen Ralph Jones and J. E muet D. Wingate, 90, and PIOK) Waterhouse & Co.’ North China houghton are the new mon added} White, 25, seattle fleet agrived at Tacoma yesterday to the Seattle police force yester N. O. Johanson, 40, and Cecil Where ake is sow coaling, When day. These mon relieved William | Williams, 27. Seattle. ber bunkers are full she will move! Mansell, who was suspended yes Kotoro Michilava, 35, Sharmen./to Portiand whence she will wail) terday for drunkenness, and John Milton, a new officer who resigned because he could not himself to sleeping in the day time. Gambling Den Raided. A Chinese gambling den was raided last night by Sergeant Cland Banaick and Patrolman Wm Donlan at the corner of Main st and Foarth av. Chartie Sing, Char Ne Ford and Chartey Fay, Ch land M. Yamada, « Jap, were cap {taretand lodged im jatl, and much lof thetr personal property held as evidence Attempt Frustrated. | The watchfulness of Capt Jack json of the Manette, frustrated an carry undeclared explosives to Alki om Saturday. it is supposed that contractors at Alki ate the real of fenders, and thetr names are with held in view of probable prosecw tion foe at Gt. Michaels. Disappointment is being fwit among the shippl men over the inability of the Umatilla to reach St. Michaelis from Nome on count of the joe, This beat o ries the passengers and [freight of the Oblo. Among these passen gers are 166 employes of the North American Transportation Co, and detay to them ts of great conse quence to the company Reception to Seniors Dr. Thomas Franklin Kane, pree ident of the University of Wash ington, will hold a reception thigh! im hovor of the graduating clase | The affair will be held tm the oot lege cymoasium and everyone, in ctuding old graduates and friends of the untverstty, are Invited to be present Another Touring Party. Another of the Raymond & Whit comb touring parties has arrived in Seattle to join the other large par ty. which has been at Hotel Lin coin, on a trip to Alaska. Roth par thes number nearty 50 and are from the New Engiand states To investigate Fishing. M. & Marsh, of the bureau of fisheries, department of commerce and labor, is in Seattle em route & Alaska to investigate the fishing | interests of the north Bid Green of 336 Bost. was arrest led thie morning for threatening to shoot his wife, and was taken te Seattle police headquarters RAIO LODGING HOUSES. Every effort is belng made by police to clean up the rooming » district north of Y r we jally in the nelghborhood of Pike at. Sorat. Wilkes and Patrot men Oabor Humphrey, Hansell and Brooks entered several places m Pike st. Sunday Morning, taking m John McParland, James Groen Frank Barnard, John Wilson, Mrs L. Came Laura Wilson and Pearl Brooks. All were released on bail wee wus? POLAR BMAKS WITH CAMERA NEW YORK, June 17.—To bunt the polar beer, the musk ox, the walrus, and the caribou at home, not only wit® his rifle, but with « moving picture machine as weil, ts the summer vacation planned by John R. Bradley, an amateur sports- |man of New York City. Dr, Fred lerick A. Cook, former companion of R E. Peary, will accompany him Everyone should keep thelr VAL TALE PAPERS tn a SAFE DE | POSIT BOX in a fire and burgls | proot it The vaulta tn the Alaska Haflding are centrally to co ! nvenient and modern with long boxes, long hours and first claws ico. Boxes for rent by the month or y $4.00 per an nom. Wm. D. Perkins & Co., Bank ers, 211 Cherry at . The Most Magnificent ‘APARTMENT | HOUSE i In Seattle We are going to largest and mo house ia Seattle. In o: offer stock the building. the t mod ! ment to do ale ffers most conser oe an Hl as the best pay t investment know of in the city | We would like to have you | our office for partiow at 218 Bailey Buliding Phone Main 266 accustom | kota. tat he oppoeed his daughter's | CE. McHugh, sald that the story | artempt on the part of two men to | 24 Geante A. Haxking 16, Auburn THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1907. HIND THE BARS | Rallroad officials will plead to the bribery indictments this afternoon All arguments to quash the Glass oe were pub over until WHILE A PRIGONER 18 TREAT £0 AS A GUEST OF sHeRiFR| O'NEIL — SEES ATTORNEYS, TODAY. Late Baturday afternoon Scbmits | divived at the county jail and was Wiown his prison suite on the third | floor, and while not as elaborate | jit ho is used to, in much bettef iq yan any other prisoner at the Jail) enioys (Scripp's Telegraph & SAN FRANCISCO Youterday Schmits saw only one Mayor Schmits was allowed to visig| JPr#0n and spent the day in reading Ghd thinking. While @ prisoner he his attorneys this morning for sev [Tp treated as a guest of Sheriff) eral he | O'Nett The mayor gave orders that he o of Was to see fo one unless he ex lpressed 4 willingness and no one | Was shown to hia place of confine rick Calhoun and other United nioat unless he ordered viee.) | June 17-4 Judge Lawlor granted t and permission in the ab Judge Duane. LOCAL TELEGRAPHERS MAY STRIKE IF NEW YORKERS DO hb: | raphers claim that the ton per cent raise, effective since March 1, has! {| not been of any value as the Weat-| ern Union has manipulated the soale 80 a9 to get around It in most) cases, They also claim that Presi dent Clowry, of t Western Union, eastern operators, if the trouble] has refused to meet a delegation of reaches such « point, The tele) New York tet D0 WED | ONTH Local members of the Telegray ers’ union at a meoting fast event voted to stand by Pree. Small, the union, to the trouble pendl with the Western Union Telegraph Co. The local men may strike in sympathy with New York 4 other The steamer Oymeric, of Frank Cal, and Matsuno Kawahara, 19 Sabino Yamana, 25, aud Nina Ya | Beattic 19, Seattle The City of Puebla clears tonight August Weich, 49, and Margaret) for San Francisco. 3 2s Thut, 41, Seattle. The Cottage City leaves tomorrow Kumattaro Yosbiha, 45, and Ima] night for Alaska. She is now ua- for the Orient without calling at/| Sugi, 24, Seattle @ergoing annual tn: t Fred H. Stenk, @, and Mary The big tretghine "Tenun Ranoso, 35, Beattie. "way tomorrow for Kaisu Yoobi, 38, and Mita Gake . -- jo, 20, Beattie. BROADWAY STATION Robert H. Wyatt, M4, and Maudie THE MAILS. same A. Hole, Holly - F. Ray Baleb, 21, and Irene May The postoffice substation at! MeCoy, 19, Seattle Hroadway aad Pine st. was opened | Daniel Lous, jr, teqal age, lowalteday, John P. H. Morris and) City, and Nina T. Pickering, legal| Mamie Davy, formerty of the main age, Seattle. pfities, will be in charge and nine Walter 1. DeCamp, 28 Auburn,| ees carriers will work from the) substation. Over one tom of mal! Joseph & Grant. jr, legal age.| Wl be distributed daily from the Colby, Wash, and Celia B. Bauder, | roadway station legal age. Seattic Ray Hi Watts, 22, Seattle, aod] PRESENT SILVER SERVICE Laura BK. Halgren, 21, Bothel TO BATTLESHIP KANSAS. | Oecar A. Johnson, 3, and Beds . J. Strand, 7%, Seattic (Scripps Telegraph Service.) Heury Coyliasd, teal age, and Mary K. Boyd, legal age, Seattle PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 17.- Gov. Hoch of Kansas today pre Reiph Spar, 23, Seattio, Ma-jhomted the $5,000 «liver service to wel H. Shattuck, 18, Olatia. Ue battleship Kansas. Willem Abbott, 26, Green Lake snd Flora Widener, $2. Green Lake PROMINENT MAN DROWNED, Willa J. Crowder, 24, Anacortes Serteps Tet rvtee. and Violet Hird, 21, Ballard De ANGELES Cal. Tene 17 George G. Southard, legal a8) MeL Laing, a prominent attorney i Della V. Ward, legal age, Sea Loe Colorado Springs, Colo., drowned vettie bathing the ocoag near G. Theodore Allen, 26, aad Ethe!|Qeean Park morning. The M. Craddick, 2%, Seattie. tidy was recover maT nec onD. eTRAERS RETURN TO Wonk. Births were registered today av (Sertees Telearaph Servten) follows BAN FRANCISCO, June \17.—8tx Budinich—At 2200 Biliott ar Wouesed iron workers went to Jane 16, to wife of Martin Budinich. fwork thie morning ending the six . on Books’ atrike Picardo—At South Park, June 14 —- —reeerae . “ GARDEN HOSE THAT LASTS a ife of Ernew ds daug! » Wile of Brncsto Plearée, © dough: |. is, kind we handle. All prices WAITRESSESS REFUS D WITHDRAWAL: : \* MAYOR FOR GRAND JURY. = * - & “This office would welcome # According to the Restaurant {before the new schedule went Into|* a grand jury investigation,” # Keepors’ association @ sumber of |eeffeet. Now they desire to return # said Mayor Wm. Hickman # }to work in non-union shops. |® Moore this morning * waitresses, members of ee ee — * “Lam a believer in such in # union, who recently applt r * vestigations on general prin. & withdrawal cards were refused MODY CASH UF AGAIN. — | ciples, I believe there ought # them today by the secretary of the (Seripps Telegraph Servier.) * to be such an investigation in ® union, Alice Lord CONCORD, N. H, June 17.--|% Benttle at least every two w These waitresses quit work just) Attorneys for the “next friends” in| * years and each county city ® ae ——| the to uncover the secrets of |® office should be subjected to # | Mr ddy’s fortane today filed a | ® investigation.” * motion asking an investigation as | * ‘© gaad faith. hhh West Seattle 4+room bungalow on 8 nice sightly lot. A swell little place for $1,000 TERMS Phone J. B. Mille at West Beattie office, West 51 Joseph E. Thomas “& Oo. Inc, Entrance to Lowman or P - 109 Cherry St. Stmpson—At 2103 B. James, June | C8" a ng Bh u Wood- 7 9, to wife of R. J. Simpson, a son. |"OUS* Co. 112 University st Boole -At 2 N., June 15, to wife of George W. Boole, « on Rose—At Seattie General ho«pital . e.” lune 14, to wife of & C. Rose, « [Bai West Seattle XS OR SALE | Special Bargain in Thornton At 1600 Moss street ~~ 7 June 4. to wife of William Thorn on, a daughter ; ror Walsh—At Ti2l) First av. W June 14. to wite of R. HL. Walsh, Tuesday, June 18th---Good taughter Humpbrey--At 202 Fourteenth Only on That Day “v June 14. to wife of Omar J Humphrey, a son . Deaths wore reriatered today ax} | PARASKA BLOG 9 follows King Philander B. King, 7 June 16, at 6626 F mth av N For 4 select lots on Prospect Ave. C north of Spruce St. with a grand Fraser—James 1. Fraser, 21, Jun view of bay and city Grade tax 12, at 705 Summit avenue paid. Will cost you $2,800 any Jun Magnus J. June, 18, June other day 6, at 2126 B. Mercer Gibson- James A Gibson Tune 14, at Providence hospital FineHomes \ few choice ones you should see at once. Account 5 ROOM HOUSE, on Sith Av near Cherry St will rent fo $25 a month, all improvement paid; Madrona Park ear, Tht js a8 good @ place as you OFFICERS | ° the: find for $3,160; HALF ©. will fir TERMS ON BALANCE. depositing the money Checking wi Savings Invited The wife with household accounts, laughter with an allowance id particular advantage in in this big. 7ROOM MODERN HOUSE A. COLOURS strong bank, and paying all bills by on Thirty-second av, near ¢ check lumbia, on corner lot, one bloe ae from Madrona car; basement 1. © a The check you give to the mer furnace, combination fixture Vice-President chant comes back to you through view came wan the bank, and is itself the best re ANNE HILLS he bay Bnd Vice-President moe you could have for money ; modern, fine raid neighborhood; lot 60x120; ren +8, LANE . . tal value $40 per month; PRICE Cashier You will be delighted with our $3,800, $1,500 cash, balance complete, modern equipment and easy torms oe at onde the uniform courtesy of our serv sistent Conhte 6ROOM HOUSE on Que wiht aiies: ice. You will also like the dainty Anne hill, modern; hardwood H. WOOLFOLK little leather-bound check books eg and hk. lc ag | a Cashier which we are glad to furnish to $5,500; Ms 500 «cash, balance the women depositors in our Check easy terms } ing Department We have a number of other I} DEPOSITS MAY BE SENT BY.MAIL with every ch co homes for ~ of certainty of prompt attention, and at less than cost of Fou to see us IB street car fare, Accounts opened from $1.00 up Burwell & Morford 100 Colman Bldg Ind. A 1006. Main 402. Resources Over $10,000,000. $650—FOR A BIG LOT. This lot is 60x110, on car line | between Fremont and Ballard Te $150 cash, and monthly | payments. It is O. K CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING, Ino Alaska Building. On Savings We Pay % Compound Interest Largest Savings Deposits in the Northwest Reserve Over $3,000,000 More than 24,000 Satisfied Depositors Scandinavian - American Bank ALASKA BUILDING, SEA\ TLE one |, Clearance Sale JAPAN--YOU JUMPEE THLOUGH see eceeeeee coors el a] to the defense “New Inducements are Being Added Each Day” Of China and Cut Glass That will increase the already enthusias- tic selling that marks this stirring sale. As we announced In Sunday papers that the bank had bought i the corner room of our large double store, which will compel as j to move our entire stock of crockery, cut glass and china into our To reduce the stock, inclading 1907 goods, we are Offering the greatest china sale ever known. 3,000 pieces of Handsomely Decorated China to pick from- ».. HALF PRICE | ..» HALF PRICE HALF PRICE -HALF PRICE HALF PRICE HALF PRICE jj daylight basement All Lines of Haviland Dinner Sets... ‘ All fancy lines of China, including 1907 stock . f All tines of Cut Glass, including Libby's All Lamps and Globes : All Ornaments and other Hric# Brac Any plece of Old English Doulton Ware All open stock of Haviland Decorated Dinner ONE-THIRD OFF ONE-THIRD OFF | | Four patterns open stock English China . Graniteware, Tinware and Housefurnishings all reduced— Don't fail visit our day- light basement. It is full of special $5.00 Bight-day at . White Mountain 3-qt reguiar $3 Clock, special $2.50 freezer; special Monday. . $1. Regular $10.00 Washing M chines; all high grade makes; special .. . $7.98 90 Value Clothes Basket to prices b 8G0e Tub, right reduced . ae size, to... lbe Clothes Line, 60 feet te Visit the Basement 300 Washboard Rogers’ Teaspoons, worth $ set of 6 65e Cahen-Drew Co. First and Madison 10¢ special for Monday at ..49¢ | Libby's Rich, Sparkling Cut Gt now at Half. | Quality, de sirability and tow prices are combined in this Great Sale. 25 Lots Sold in One Day—Where? GreenLake Reservoir Addition WHY? Recause IT IS the best. Beautiful VIEW LOTS, $156 to $400, Easiest terms ever heard of; 289 lots sold fn 5 weeks. We are selli od houses on fine lots for $500. Your own rT addition is only 20 minutes’ walk from Exposition Grounds, University and High Sehool te all in lawn, with wnexee i view; $25 to $ win a $10 per month. Don't delay, go our at © and he pret { addition on the market, and right In the hea h present activitie Remember, this ad " ' two LARGE PARKS and Re al he CITY | vow & building, and new car I and ‘ ee through this prope Take Gre " A » Green % Lake Station Branch © G INTERNATIONAL BOND & REALTY CO. | gam ind. 4048 and Green 658 387 Pioneer Block, Main 1156