The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1907, Page 1

ast Edition SEATTLE, WASH., NIES A COMBINE BUT ADMITS THEY GIVE TH PUBLIC THE WORST OF IT be Powles, Leading Commiesion Broker, Says Ssattle BELIEVE SHORE LANDS -% Commission Men Have no Trust But That They although he did everything for he Attacks Him With Gas Pi 3 Public { Cumvart,rotune to oven kiss bim,| Samuel, say revorted (ob acks Him With Gas Pipe. Get Every Dollar They Can From the or Tha Gthirsthinge 100 P. B. Walhar| quiere laze might that bis m . to shoot and kill hie wife N., 1! harrow the Goods They Handle. Prominent local attorneys are of | While the MeGiivra sult may| This Is the statement made to/® nray b ' Albert Letinski, engineer at the Barker hotel, the opinion that lake shore lands | block for a time the anticipated! gtar representative last night. (Bat (hls was not the ir . aid from the wale of the shore that the residents had Sixth and Pike, shot down and killed an unknown — belong to the state, and not to the 1 am sorry now that I killed her f r i lands, the exposition will not be ms promiscuous sno ae inlet ae e goods do wet 1 on to th : s > y t \ me. 2. B. Powles, 7 mt ae J pact = A ~ Al gyfer Bs Yn upland owners These optn affected or delayed, according to ! hope the bullet I placed in my tor » b be ma ‘ “6 man in fight in the basement of the hotel at 3:10 & Co of the ing | % soo et re expressed after the injun officials of the exponttion body Will prove fatal. 1 want to| Who fred the shot Brees they must be sold. In years past ‘ position com: | b ata a Pr don brokerage firms in the | 1)6” ieee em ecen at the mers tion sult of the MeOiivra heira wae pany, for they say the matter le|be dead My wile (urned cold to this afternoon. The dead man entered the hotel Genfes that any combination | of ¢ peddlers, and only th we ning be | not ofvautiielon magnitude to in-jwarde me, although 1 di ery fey sort exists among the cour | who have had occasion to deal with pewerd rye gore ges pe Mie — Dnaged 4" eam gg ey, a lh wee oe, beet through a basement door and apparently attacked men y the shore layde on Lake Union and alarmed.” said f ¢ » me, admits wever, th hey are to handle and what close nan a x aid one of the officials she was to leave me, I ¢ , iia ' - ee 1 : 4 bee a an et tux cauie | vapeur thal obese local v., which the last today, “for Governor Mead has ab | stand the mental strain longer and Letinski with a heavy iron file. When arrested after a te to ke he Th past season the serious neisiature v ell to raise the ready 4d that the state would shot her ' es pote! o be ke fe the market of years $1,000,006 A.Y.P. appropriation. stand back of its promise for a| Walker ts in the hospital closely the shooting the engineer was bleeding badly about fheory 2 mmission a have been averted by ¢t The MeGilvra heirs claim that the $1,000,000 appropriation whether guarded to prevent escape pul T acting o agent. of the jsctivity of the Puget Sound Syrup |!4nde do not belong to the state. | the shore Jande were sold or aot.” | cide the head from wounds inflicted by the dead man. . must all the 1 he|company, this concern ap he or the willing at almost all times to clean The victim was roughly dressed, and a stranger about Bowles ma he up the street on the perishable com > Tantie , Mp 4 * * a a “a coed es ve. modities at prices tar ahead of the the hotel The slayer refused to make a statement. by him at to Star prices that could be realized fr The dead man’s name was E. J. Krueger. The cation. The ject the peddlers } : ’ mi “le ‘ zht was over a g Mis a Ss, ¢ 6 fdiacuasion not. touches Saale alsin bias, of trucks on as east bo fight was o a girl, Miss Hazel Wells, of Portland, Dy Mr. Powles Is that regard It Western ay. has sinned, th a rail h n broken ta i. ee e? | tacts as ted are unquestionably » tunne No one we " : “ the extent of their sin The com he market | , looking at the situation from wer pelc’* la somewhat selfish standpoint ere Me ete | might concluude that we should ‘ “a Tl = Si, SUR aSes it! Sk Si Geattle Superintendent Calls for Strike Breakers to be ts. Po eee ice remains that the commission mer perinte or e Breakers to oa ee aan. ae , . gy pe deta cin, of Sel sata pect se ant ment ake care, first and foremost y ou $ VALPARAIS , od the A wee Gas on oe cs an issues of the interests of the produce U . Sa C Would F Strik The volcano in : selected tn his to fer to “fix” the Hoth aides nmlssion me Now as regards bough’ goods, nion Says Lompany orce e. triet, ‘proving ho case of | the were similar cached, “and been oe tenets ~" reg : 7 be b ene. ‘ avidsor nd a ore were w iing | to decided for receipts or pri is utterly wit That the Western Union Tele-jeastern messages being very late | dinplaced by ‘ at the cauaan ae t The Sevlabon told Judge Griffia out any foundation of ¢ The graph company fully expecta a gen- | and wages accepted for eastern was formed “bott te they had the names of these further charge that the Seattle eral atrike of the operators In the! points subject to indefin selay reache a> the 5. The judge instructed thens produce association has in any/ northwest, In connection with the Soreed the das , it t to furnish the names to the prose way, shape or form attempted at present trouble at San Franci eee eee - ow . b ade. cuting attorney, with what evidence » any time during Ite Iffe as am or | fs evident from the following letter, | @ * - “ : rion con x ey for of the soliciting of bribes they have oral to regulate receipts or which Superintendent R. T. Reid. @ OYSTER BAY 2 *. a seo! have er + ema akan | ae eee this de st as false. Our ttle, has sent to ali locall® President Roose » @ POSTMASTER STEWART SAYS been drow con) state, and) The cese-on trial te a sult to:eb tate a few sation was not organized rs of the Western Union in| @ Chief Smith, of the # snue s Sour , i for a right-of-way, I be of great purpose; It was solely organised | the northwest : ps Seal $ G & OELEGATES WiLL) |= a ay ee and. Byers, for, Deridaos, | tain, and Bt S Ae erchants | for the handling of credit and cart: |“Te Ail Managers: @ telegram from the ( . Setanta alt | Skewes ee which the railroad seeks to condemn who are | age charges “Owing to the agitation of a few @ bor union uraing tt a6 oe] ee CPP IORRS WITH PIG) — Som rg tere Phe ne: rhe , tated that they for $20,000 organization Law Suppli Remedy officiate of the Telegraphere’ union @ to proceed against the two bie @ TURE SOUVENIR POSTALS. ~ — with the writer, J. B Operating as the commission |!" the east, whe, following the re-\@ telegraph com for vio- & cS merchants are at the present time | Cent voluntary Increase of @ lation of the antitrust laws, ® _ -— under senate bill No. 116, which cent in salaries, have made dee Smith wil! start kegal pro * The Fost frig bill went into effect the 12th day | Mande on the telegraph companies | ceedinay if be finds the point # 6 Pt woe ne epans nes stew eee eet ete ae party or parties | whieh they cannot possibly ac-/@ well taken * master Ke ‘ know of any unbusinesalike moth- | Ce¢® it le prebabl strike | @ ie a. A, that 4 gecong ht wb ay ods on the part of commission mer Sree © will be ordered, and. geaetenetaraane ® - an ot teen co ge Bt Any Other City OF town iebants they cam easily secure an oy. bere fins m ome > ol wanna Few Operators Working detnnts @ 0 BrP em % hee Seem our To accounting. and would suggest that Wt le expected) SAN FRANCIBCO, June 26.—The MOnh I < ma dealings Retin the future that any criticiam | **#t ln event of a strike being de® | tojegraphers’ strike situation is no judging the hon- in 4+ might be made by the perties clared many of them will go ovt porter today, according to the op Kvery ord) visitor buys from ty of our compet! Yn, Tate heen your source of in-| i eympathy, and with a view of | orators’ statements 10 0© Hp et the picture cards and the retur : wd i . r > friends» eve me the tres ~ =~ formation, if the communication be | S¥eing the much in The 65 men reported as working ar 4 ey lhe gals — Bat r Meee he not {| pablished by you, that it be pub Gonventence by the Western Union yesterday bY oo tall vostals aw iiberally the ase at hich goods are #04 lished under their signature or else To Secure Strikebreakers. actual count today figures up & Oe et he ewamped Post = refer the matter to the secretary! “in euch an event it te desired | erand total of eight. toclading manatee Glewart bas arranged tha Interests of Consumer. of our association, or to any Of | ghat their places be filled with the | °t®! Superintendent Frank Jayne, on ine nat! for dele " Maver 3 aeeinemenamenmmnnecant handling of goods on con-| our members, to verify the charnes jeast possible delay, in order thet WhO has not touc hed # telegraph 14. eominkg convention will be Sl astenlt’ soamatie’ aeaama n aaa Bt as we d upled with as made before publication the commercial business of the | **7 Muce the 1868 stri ty the gub-postoffice at Broadway | in tension of three of a Smith Tells of the Days When the Criminal Peverissiing rivalry of the sales There is 26 question in our! country, which is se At the Postal only a few of the W” jhe sub-postaifice At Hrosdwny | ing eS { the , of one how against the minds but that the extent that the | sendent upon th local officials of the company Ff ihe delegates upon personal ; ye . oo Per Cn peeled memento heer—o damayhee yong cg Shaul on duty in the operating room pe senen + at Element of Seattle Controlled Local Machine. Righes! posatble prices for the scandalizing the different intorents | esaary, and to this end | have to puanaser Dunne. of Heattle Sn PUBHIMI SAIL® FOR JAPAN a. } i icteessed to tier enh he country te fast breeding | request that you use your ° o m | VICTORIA, June 26.—Late yor > Ad ink j f M. H and Condit ons object at all times lack of confidence upon the part | endeavors to induce operators Were called here for & “confereace” tarday afternoon, aboard the Brit Ma \ ministration 0! ayor fumes goods, enables the {a ding public of eriticiem* whem you may know to come to *"* Le om ing — lost sleog ish cruiser Monmouth, Prince Fu exte consuming public to published fn the datly publications eur aesistanc temperarity at. Much ansiety is felt owing to the 44 sé to th ese threak , Duri Th § M ies snsideration only ao\of the country. This you will wn-|feaet, with the assurance that they ‘sappearance of President Small pene tor home Japanese thros 7 ining inhose tormy unici mes, ord with the anwrit- derstand is not a critictem of your will be paid liberally fer their serv. 824 !t red that he may ture h govern supply and valued paper, but is only too true ices. expected and cause ——— - iNtustrate the point: |of a number of publications issued “All euch operators who exprese jence to the telegraph Throughout the greater portion Beginning with this installment nay are too h in this and other cities a willingness to help. vs should be of the decade from 1890 to 1900 the narrative w ress some to report to Manager W the “big business” plunderbund what in order to how the ale, peying: thelr fare aad Chicago on Anxious Seat. dominated King county politics “big business derbund, in or cahton a receipt for same, which CHICAGO, June antied pi for the enhancement of private de retain olf on the situs. will be reimbursed In full. tion of a strike being called by the eginning in 1897 the bus te into pelitical partner. “R. T. REID, Supt.” telegraphers of Chicago, the Weat iness plunderbund took Into polit a it in ern Union this morning stored 100 — tical partner a criminal plum tain criminal Would Force Strike it the operating room to pro (Scripps Telegraph Service f the Standard O11 gerbu lok tutta ten pelle ark aie Wink beak onl coals oping quarters for the strike CHICAGO, June 26—Judge Lan , . teal allegiance was granted im-|t als ly, and it is not known If . dis this afternoon ¢ . ork ty from prosecution while it mar " has been any response. Mem The cots, however, were removed to fsmie subpoena D cane robbed and ed the community ne crimina nee. a i oa ‘ rmaege ba e local Télegraphe jorwai upon a com Rockefeller, W. H. Tilford M nm othe thr ° viessness and } 2 bat € vestiga- ecently annexed to @ police have had union declare the Western Union jed by the opera Pratt, president ax etary of n dode- | ¢ he narrative will point out erly place, has | ‘Ake & civil serv’ antnatios intends to force a general strike tion was against the the Standard Oi) New Jersey; ing the » as * s narra- how the criminal elem of the aon’ dae with | Fea bh ter fepartment. and is preparing for it in advance J. A. Moffatt, president, and G. W. be sure t end t of King partnership gre bold and inse tors the . » take: (he of | vegies inion, has declared gresses htly from the thread of af ing for a while on the mu- : as ite or ling Chief not call a ge al strike if h tell of the formation a! ship as a passenger it mu. ‘ , § cout two meni a at the Western Unic of that partnership, how the crimi 1, took command of the ship a F acon at a pryns ts to a strong belief nal element prospered under it f nd ¢ nate mauntelpal as a one Fras fap the f the ce y that one axing fat and insolent took s even to the pc of de =e weveoee, Ses OF ¢ expected of the organization itself anding tribute yn e “big bus. , pO ie aa at San Francisco strike te dat »g domination of the city ss” plunderbund itself ard he n annexed this morning causing more trouble loca a government The ss” plunderbund, ! dentally he recalls how Frank ne iJ y increas 0. 6 was clected mayor but re- | I creased fused qualify and carry out th prosecution tration of W. D. Wood and the be-| of | sa 1 1904, Ins Ae oo . of the administration of vited zens” to join I CI b Wa Ch N h | e Thomas J. Humes. While t Pr crime and mprovement Club Wants Charges of Schoo! System = Se special privilege interests were ng the control of the city kept the background in the T of the warr Humes paign the privilege ' - Sintag teleresta ww northore Tan Probed---Claims Loads Fall Short of What They »» Seek: santnaned sctiual ond tren ny ivr ae zs P d his test! aged to secure the repeated ele t-Grant - Heilbron re " fi ood Mak Cl a ten strike A Su ed Be. Se tion to the city council of subserv Harry White ame ys for Hayw e Claim in Open ten tri re Supposed to leakage tn tion te the sity, sounelt tou Haas Sate eee vidence . T Mr, Smith will te with that bhoom-day mine i " the ad h wed the great That Their Witnesses Are Being Watched and SPER 1S Gee, ager rere tm? SERRE Ere | 8 ‘ uring the administra. | J , eae : os c yor Humes, and of the notorious . (Continued on * ot caer 2 “ exciting events leading up to the “B Rogers ef of police estimony Given Is to Contra icted—Charge | * What we want is scales at every school in the city to * k + Chiet of Wallies. Mere in open weigh every ton of coal * Have No Scales dit a syn w ed organ« A . M . N | GODMOTHER OF THE * ‘We are informed that, while loade of coal ured to be * éf | gainst Major Naylor. # billed at 4,100 te 4,300 pounds, during the last year they # h BY JOE SMITH Continued ) & have been billed at 5,400 to 5,700 pounds. * er ; s < VW. R. f * We are informed that these loads are in reality about # a : ns “ h SAN FRANCIS 26.—By | *# 300 pounds short of the weight that used to be billed around * ¢ ae , : sroundl pps Telegraph Service.) f " ey can 4 a *& 4,300 pounds. = {ee ; bap < e of cons , (Sar Special Service Tree Ceeeeeee Cee eee eee ee ee es . = wom Bgage Re United of i the the godmoth at the ane FACES DEATH IN FLAMES (Star Special Serv Not Politicians. Jones, secretar out his ame to investiga maty THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1907 One Cent ~ VOL. 9 PRICE 25¢ PER MONTH, NO EXTRA EDITION 204 MEASLES PREVAILING. | (Star Special Service.) EVERETT, June Meaniew |has broken ‘out among ~ washes on the Tulalip Indian vation, Tt is sald that 76 are down |wit the disease and t we |achool teach have been forced to sOrVe Re HUrseD. LOVELESS WIFE CAUSED MURDER © Special Service.) BELLINGHAM Refusal to MURDER JUST MISSED Engineer of Hotel Barker Shoots BY BULLET | and Instantly Kills Man Who June 2¢ live with h longer inqu r were found that ' nl EATH troops ouring irther atte Hut we tr Ket charge that the ut more aghoo The ters atte cripps Teles ) n to