The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1907, Page 8

OVER Overcome by inhaling the deadly fumes arising from the slack pile @t the side of the Denny-Clay com- pany’s plant at Renton, Fred Ar thur, a young Englishman, slowly Droiled to death yesterday morning on the hugh ash pile, The odor from the burning flesh first attracted the attentiqg of sev eral employes o. the plant, who, Upon investigation, found the body of the unforunate young man sis Sling in the heat of the hot ashes In many places the flesh was burned to tae bone. The wafortun ate viclim of td remarkable acct RAIN FOURTH OF JULY? FOR WHOLE COU COALS dent was literally broiled alive. The bouy was placed in the Pel ba of the undertaker at Renton Arthur body Rogliah was discovered that was suffocated befo@ his been cooked, ‘The young man known at but hi around (@ sa loons on evening, under th nfinence of liquor, and he ts feved to have as not 1 been seen Monday wandered to the k pile, where he probably lay down and met death, An effort ts mae to locat@ relatives of deceased WELL HERE'S FORECAST NTRY BY DE VOE being the NOTED HACKENSACK SEER, WHO HAS MADE TRUTHFUL PRE DICTIONS, ISSUES SPECIAL FORECAST FOR THIS NEWSPA PER ON CONDITIONS TO BE EXPECTED ON THE GREAT HOLI DAY—STORM, COLD WEATHER AWD ‘TORNADOES TO LEAD UP TO THE DAY. BY ANDREW JACKSON DeVOE. Especially Prepared for the SeMtle As 80 1 © Intereste July, I wi > wt it for ed States. Middle Atlantic States—¢ é South Atlantic States-—Cloudy with cold with th Hot Chicago—Cloudy port St. Louis*-Cloudy Pacific Coast States the coast Ohio—Cloudy and murky Minnesota—Hot and sultry, wit Northern New England—Cloudy Southwest—Hot, with Recky Mountain Territory—Cle after the Fourth by rain and colde The general weather leading up to the Fourth of July I have sum Mearized as follows A severe Storm sweeping over the middle Mississipfi valley during the week ending Jane 22 will drift southward and syltry Star. din the p weath the Fourth of etions of the Unit felightfuly cool, with north, winds. with cold northeast” winds. bweat winds. ste great storm approaching no raid on Fourth, but raft on July 6. bh thunder storms with northwest winds. hunder showers. ady and threatening, followed day er weather June 26 to 2%, look out for torna does over the Southwestern stai traveling from the northwest to wards southeast. Tornadoes always ‘form between two great storm bells. On July 1 a eyelgne ia due near the Seoettnat senainenepaanes WEATHER SHARP DE VOE'S FORECAST FOR JULY 4. THR ‘CLOUDY. 1 Stoxns} STOAMS MAP SHOWING Searnan COND OVER THE UNITED STATES, ACCORDING TO PROPHET DE VOE = until the 36th, then turn and move Rortheastward and cause an qo usual cold wave over the Noythern ind Eastern states. This cold wave ‘Will continue for two weeks, or until this storm belt has shifted its po- sition from the South Atlantic coast to the Northern boundary. This will be the most important @orm period of this summer. From | CHICAGO PAPER STATES FACTS The Chicago Tribune in an edit-| orial, gave the members of the Se attle high school basebal} team tas following nice boost: “We didn't have the hide the silverware nor change the combination on chicken coops when the gentlemarly high School athietes from Seattle re turned the visit of the North Di vision high school boys. That's the difference. * NAZARRO WINS GRAND PRIX DIEPPE, July 3.—Nazarro, the Malian champion, is the winer of | the automobile grand prix, cover. ing about 477 miles In 6 hours 46 minutes 33 reconds. Szisz was sec- ond, and Lancia, third had! Renton, | DONTS it before It goes off. Don’t fail before lighting It to plok the place Don’t throw it at your little atater., @At the autopsy held yesterday it} Don't throw ft at your old grandfather, | Don’t throw it at a horse Don't throw It toward an awnl Don’t throw it toward your pil Don't keep yo! Don’t go noar th Don't potnt the m whe oy Don't | think because it didn't go off right away there's no fire there, Don't hold your eye over ligo see why ft didn't go off, if tt Don't pick it up right ay didn't go off, Don't see how long you ean hold o to throw It Don't throw ft toward a load of hay, 4 of fireworks, fireworks where a spark might fall on them, you have any fir pistol toward anybody in your hand. Don't look Into the muscle to see If it Is loaded Don't touch the air or toward the Don’t have | Don't go “n Don't try Yo kround to fire toy pistol around nkeying’ are anybody Officers on the transport Dix, which arrived here Saturday from Manila, state that it is probable that there will be frietion between the Americans and the Japanese in Hawail, if conditions continue as trigeer except when you are pointing it Bene ole man, where's manners? in the with any kind of fireworks. a CALLED FOR REBUKE Canchye Conk t N HAWAII IS feller?” SAID TO BE IMMINENT ity for a poor white man to make | both ends meet in this paradise on | At the same time the Jap | earth. anese from Hawell are sald to be | flocking into this country in greater | numbers every day, Two days azo | STORE CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW JULY 4™ Frederick & Nelson ; in wena See et thas Ware) tended th Vie | | Seats Portiand, San Franc taco | arma, W. C. Duns; inner guard, M.| morrow. Tile plece finishes o7 The statement ts made that ow-/toris. It Ia understood that the big| SN et ee ae tee ne the | Rhodes: outer guard, &. J. Gherson.| week. ing to the large amount of labor! majority of the by nh men who go} anhuel je ape pd ot the northwest T he election was followe by a) ae Ese Je |which ts done on the Islands by |to the Islands, find thelr way into nonin en Mena of Oe Desaenl Borerty — tp menibens Sat Sele! | apere. 9a ee eee 12:2 . oO opport. © ted States. on 4 . “+t Sa ged bdo ITIONS FOR THE FOURTH ALL (== there is no oppertun:| the Uniti dateal on cpirttad cltisane of Nortn| OmmOniY Mnows, the. girls’ high| | —————— Soman e6ciee edie tania ett | en are to organize a Boosters’ | *°hool fraternity eight vaudeville acts are the o to » 4 tour the middie went Clark MeKereher, of the state of THE THEATERS ing this = lows, The cyclone will be an {mportant | jaca are . wg pro of | of the attornes general at a ealary | BIRTHS / AND DEATHS .. — factor in regulating the weather rte gon Oy ee ane enemies | of $2,500 @ year at Washington, “Cousin Kate.” winn over the United States for the | The militia boys of North Yaki-/D. C. Ethel Barr tonight ch MUST BE REPOR Fr Poarth of July ma leave there tonight for Seattle hue SR trea, einaeae CH ae ai Mur, 1 be predictions on obse ready (0 go lato camp for the naval| KNIGHTS ELECT OFFICERS. Mil from “Captain Jinks” to ase my p ns on obser Sat EM cal ues metas ts Bene Cousin Kat Cousin Kate", witl| Owners of property where preli eptions, made by =, te a a: seoldsa: diees oe a eke ‘anil Wie tibial te. Son tame ¥ | Seattle lodge No. 61 and Queen | be presented again tomorrow night. a a ye arma une Mechonsetk. N,'4 " "| Restaurant Keepers’ association |Cormick a card telling of t Post Townsend te to bo a dry |City lodge No. 10, Knights of vy gs hemi oftiber eager the: ane light PURPA covceeny |804 proprietor of the Dei Monte | union's fight forasteday week and | tor Mo liquor Is to be sold on |thias, elected the following © At the Seattle. which ‘aah Wile athess of tt —. {cafe, was accosted by a member of naming the eight restauranjs and | Sindays; women are not to be|{icers at « meeting held in the) «4 starked Woman” will run all| yoctas akas Gan @ Th | tle; $100,000; R. H. Singleton, J.|the Cooks’ and Waiters’ union to- cafes In Seatie that were en the employe? i saloons and saloons |PYthian hall Tuesday night week at the Seattle. There is aling physician, mother tach Pry ‘ Lawrence, A. J. Burroughs day upon teaving his place of busi- unfair list, which Included Mr. Me-|arg to eioce at midnight Boattio | lodge Chancellor Ot | rourth of July matinee tomorrow. «| cece the prosslece ny maul Ee | "The Abbott Bar, Incorporated, of ness and severely censured for|Cormick's own place of business. |" The Great Northern has piled |mander, M. V. Boddy; vice chan-/ naan cay teediition’ pakens aa ioe Seattle: $20,000; H. A. Beck,/eating at a “scab” restaurant “I am sorry it happened,” said | up 200,000 tons of coal in the |Ctllor, A. J. Stratton; prelate, Alex. | At the Lal Diy ete tecmnonthie te “At — P. Mallen. | “Exeuse me, mister, but I sup Mr. MeCormick,;“and | promise | yards at Spokane for the winter. Mackenzie; ma: atarms, Cole.) ba ie Lois. = “ws ae agen flor he Palace Liquor company, of | pose you area stranger hero?® said | never to eat there again.” | sola Lawrence tee been renp-| Durie: maser of the work, 7. A.) Winchester” “Which ae 28 the | eee eee ene le a th neni | seattle; $50,000: H. A. Beck, Joba | me ved Sorin edeanttadba treme dies ~~» | pointed fallroad comissioner by | De"; Inner guard, Reeves Ayl |horseback ride of the heroine one | ficer. ¢ penalty is a fine ei | P. Brill, F. G. Beek. oe Gov, Mead. |more: outer guard, G. A. Grant of the most exciting scenes ever| Prisonment or both. ‘Se Rainier Development company,| THREW .ACID ON FANATICS. | Onkinnd st. because the price of| Pioneers of Stevens yesterday! @veen City lodge—Chancellor | presented, will be ween all week at ‘A. west of Seattle; $100,000; John A. Pow — | board had been increased, made 4/ held a reunion at Chewelah commander, W. F. Anderson; vice the Lois with the usual matinees TEA. 3 ell, Marion Edwards, Willlam T.| ALIMANCE, G., July 3.—A crowd | murderous assault on Felix Tolis:| Several Spokane dive keepors,|Cbancellor, James R. Crawford; pre ie 2 seca Laube. jot professional and business men) ky because he refused to joln theirs Fran Bruno in partioular, have /ate, RL Saunders; master. at the ‘At We Thied Avedwe. Take a little more ye Sohal and students from this clty- num-| ranks been urrested by the chief of police | Work: L. K. Rightmire; keeper o : Ht sg ga Pe | bering about 10, attacked tha “Kift| On account of the high prico of |gf Spokane for altempted bribery. |fcords, George E. Tew: master at EPR be a so as about tea; it’s worth i the 1 BRIEFS BY WIRE }of tongue” religious camp, just out. food products Orley made it known)” Chehalia will meen TN ee ee ae : Your grocer returns y oe | side of the city, and scattered to his boarders that he would be | petter streets $3.00 Fi hi gif you don’t like Schilit / more than 390 worshipers. forced to raise bis boarding rates.| Fruit {napection squads to tour leet of battleships at navy yard. a na nim. | G. U. Hall bas been arrested at|, The camp ts conducted by the | The boarders called a meeting and |the state are being organized by VANCOUVER Albuquerque, N. M., for forgery |Rev. Levi Lupton. The attackers voted to go on strike Tolisky | State Commissioner of Horticulture | | He begged to be shot to spare him | ¥°"* armed with “squirt ups,” said he was satisfied to pay the Ff A. Huntley 3 00 Jtrom disgrace, He claimed to have |oaded with diluted sulphuric acid. increase and the boarders made an| "A. Morton has been appointed $3. . |" wife living at Fall City, Wash Two car loads of dynamite ex ploded moa, afternoon at Beck Hot Springs, Utah, and the fact | that a crowd : passenger train was |late prevented many lives from be ing lost. | Spinal meningitis is disappearing ‘ortiand. Only five cases | reported last mortth. Pacific railroad | e Northern When the crowd reached the camp |Lupton and many of the more de | vout of the worshipers were kneel ing on the “mourners’ bench.” At @ signal the acid was thrown all over the mourners, especially | Lupton, who was Seluged with it BOARDER WOULON'T STRIKE. | | Wi LIAMSRU RO, July 3 Boarders who went on strike at the attack on him. One Rit him on the head with a hammer, fr uring his skull; another stabbed him five times in the head and face, while a third used a club to beat him into insensibility. He is now in a ser fous condition. Five of the i ants are under arrest ‘Tomorrow. May be too late to place your valu fined $250 at Portland for violating the 28-hour cattle law. Thomas G. Bowler, claiming to be a Seattie man, was taken into wtody at Portland yesterday and q le | ——,__ NRW INCORPORATIONS F (Star Special § Service. OLYMPIA, July 3.—Corporation | he will be examined as to his san j papers wem ffed in the office of | ity the secretary of state as follows: | the New York supreme court ‘Theatrical Mechanics association. | has made A decision that Senator of Beattie; William Pincheon, Har-|w. A Clark of Montana must ty West, Eddie Roesch, F. E.| count for the United Verde deal Minsch, A. T. Elwell, A. H. Logan. ings involving a sum of $300,000 Mose Goldsmith, © A. Ciark, Paul| 999. ‘The suit was brought by Goudron, M. G. Winstock, Alex) stockholder who was frozen out Pantages, Fred 1. Davis, J. R| — = Burns, Frank Donald, Bert | Swezie, Elmer Friend, Ed | PINNEY Bickford Drog company, of | aitle; $10,000; B L. Bickford, A? ‘ R. Bickford. For B. B. Marshall, Inc.,..of Everett $50,000; B. B. Marsball, Samuel H.| PHOTOGRAPHS Painter, R. J. Terwiliegar. Py Me “ - - Margaret Mining & Milling Co.,| prog ig coe eet Block, of Seattle, branch offices in Can : ada; $2,500,000; William Chappell, | Paul Buckley, William Martin were Clallam Coal company, of Seat-|And how to make it. Ask Piper * Cn cmpeeadll & Taft, 1024 Second av, They have Spend the dtheat Bremerton. *** | fireworks and oad All day tomorrow JULY FOUR, the NATION'S BIRTHDAY a boarding house of Jos. Onley at 306 ables where protection i assured Today is the proper time to rent | SAL POINT « PSE eee of Wm. D. Perkins &*Co., bankers Is the Place M1 Cherry st, Alaska Pullding | Our vaults are absolutely fire,and {To go for a good, old-fashioned | hurgiar proof and located in # fire Fourth of July usic and other proof building. Boxes $4.00 per attractions at the Natatorium. New | your tes boat service from the Gailbraith and West Flyer docks, Phone Ind brate 4th July at By for further information ‘The Best of Everything NORTHERN PACIFIC Through Vestibuled Trains, each way between North Pacific Coast Points and St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Supe- rior, carry the latest styles of through Pullman Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars and handsome Day Coaches, Dining Cars run through and meals are served at regular hours each day. “North Coast Limited” Daily in each direction — Steam Heated, Electric Lighted; Library, Buffet, Baths and Barber Shop in its unique Observation Car. SEND FOR NORTH COAST LIMITED BOOKLET J. 0. MeMULLER® ©, PLA Seattle, Wash. A. TINLING Seattle, Wok, Northern Pacific Railway A. D. CHARLTON, A. G P. A, Portland, Oregon. GA, by Sheriff Smith as deputy sheriff for Enumelaw and vicinity of July Spectal rates for third and fourth excurston Good on 8. & Delegaios are at Spokane from | froquols, leaving Pier 2 at 8:15 a FOURTH-OF JULY nf. Full information at offi f in Should be celebrated by all. They. | land Navigation Company, Pier 2 Wilts & Co., 1008 tat Ave. on ain 211 wr é Pre President A | James ¢ John Corgiat George Grittitt HM Jour PPantel Kelleher, “LEARN LILLAGAR AND BARKMAN’'S WAY" WHEN YOU BUY A HAT There are three things to consider; style, quality and price. Be sure you get the first two, but don’t Pay an exorbitant price when it lan't necessary. Some@ people haVe a foolish notion that they must pay $5.00 for a hat. Of course if you must, why we have them at that price, but we also have the best $3.00 hat on the market—the Bargar $3.00 LILLAGAR & BARKMAN 1310 Second Avenue. Will Be Closed All Day Tomorrow July 4th See Our Ad. in the Friday Evening Star Jt Will Pay You to Read It Carefully II PLIES Orezrwzrerws Mat. III AN, oast Age. Bureau R. Aurias-Turenne, Vice Pre Gent The Bank for Savings CAPITAL $400,000, FULLY PAID Per Cent DIRDOTORS, Per ce} Alston Hol® Daniel Kelleher Menry Kruta O, H. P. La Farge Malcolm MeDougallO Alex. F, MeBwan SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ONLY Cent O. H. La Farge, Becre n ing beauty is suy i to be her hair, but her hair @ Ish an counts for little if ber ta@th are eart! unsightly. Don't forget u and —fo! consult us soon. pers Crowns 83.00 a Wy Plates 85,00 Dig John H. McGraw Fillings .. 50¢ and up Walter Oakes Ralph A, Schoentela James Shannon eo aa evil _ Associated Dentists Opp. Garvey-Buchanan's Telephone Main 1772