The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1907, Page 1

LAST EDITION SEAPELE, WASH.,, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1907. ‘UPLAND OWNERS PUT IN APPLICATION FOR SHORE LAND PURCHASES ec | MAN CHARGED WITH s }® Director General 1, A. Nadeau, of, The tant re jorts from Olympia | the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific expos! 8 © the effect that more than ie seelpeacenate ghag half of the sh lands have been Jon reported to the executive pout | soniied tom and that by July 20 = mittee of the exposition yestOtday when the upi@g owner's preference , that the applications for shore lands right.@xplron, practically all of the ° x : Yearly profit of 171 per cent under | OY Upland owners had been filed rH Will have applied for the = -- a eee C. Switzer Arrested~Said to H Tried te KGB) ties Nive eon‘tarorinal wt retas | ee intimate BANDITS DEFEATED IN AVE Tred tO Rill) they nave beon Informa thar rate ‘ . me ibgfie Fr | aoa ts bo sclsen a0 ar omt * PITCHED B Exodus of Del Full Swing Today---Hospital Wife and to Have Heaped Indignities Upon His “9am! w. Vila Wesiaon ATTLE Exodus of Delegates in Full swing loday---Hospitality ‘a of the Great Northern, and a lara . . . Family. nuber of proguinent overiand of Pen | of Seattle Praised by All—Closing Ceremonies al . a * jolala are in the elty looking aw (Hy United Proms.) las a the field, it le understood, with a} MATMORAS, Mexico, July 16. T Willi ‘ Prague vias of Wenine costes wew tacit In a pitched battle between Kuralos ent Williston. Accused of « eatment @ the | nities which they Insist stamps the! which they will announce the first and Hits 22 of the latter were mbers of his f the mildest | Prisoner as a ¢ ate of the coming month | killed near Culdad Vietorta, a few fel which is the attempted murd 1 ah i Was taken before Capt 1 the Texas border, The - mea AES: ed ‘ » | Laubscher last night, but as the bandits are making for Texas, afte at bis wife, H.C. Switser, formerly wire nad not then told her atory. the pe ae eR ardertae und wm Ae tb vol eo The exodus of the 12,000 yisiting isagaged in the mercantile business man wax allowed Bis liberty until Hungarians and Mexicans.» to the C. B. convention Trothie city, was last night arrested matter could be Investigated That ¢ ing of all kinds from 4 friend Chinese woman tn Five Rurales were killed, Thia | [f° ttle, which b a yester by the police, and Is expected to be | Today Pat » T. Ryan and Mc la ati ¢ n in Seattle, «par {our neighborhood too have a trou-|¢xterminates a desperate gang of | 8Y. Was in full owl y, and > the superior court Clurg went to the family home at ticularly in Chinatown, in spite of /ble to. her husband, to Jost all robbers only a few delegutes remain thi hearing ix called | 934 24th ave. and after latening to the vigilance which the police de | Wages for an game, but - President Clark left for Judge Gordon this af the pitiful story of the mother and partment is said to exercise ts) Wife mak to the utreet ter the clost fon chikiren, took the husband in evs | ahadinind te a? tether ore ed by |! am ¥e ar that trou ‘ening. Today General Hec The nature of the charges agatnst|tody. Later the mother and her Stennaiiiem. Adtarney Moaninananinie aM I think we haw departed for Boston Switzer are so reve tug that many five children were also taken to s as Ney be thought t en in the city ja Yellowstone park. The eastern of them in The specif. | heAdquarters and when Switzer wa ‘estorda , q (She « GAMES at deleg ato. speeding homeward je warrant whieh be was appre brought in the room where his wife The letter is signe M 5S.) oia Wast est wear Altey | over the trans-continental roads bended simply charges attempted was she fainted with fright. It is GEORGE BISWANGER ARREST. | Scott, but te style lin ena ” se a | wine,’ coremonies at Te r. Behind this, the pe claimed that Switzer made sev £0 FOR ALLEGED FRAUD To |*"4 © Miand lottery game mean street tay cecil Ghee cous: Gore tan , fe & story of cruelty and in attempts to take her life elgner. It An Open | at} way Pevdl Pc wore ane OBTAIN LAND—SAID TO came K yy What pe an doing o nay slo : nd the foreign nations tak | HAVE FORGED NAME TO 4 he he gee ! goign Che: (Star Special Service.) +l. oa " os bey | DEED. building es are ru: |te the law the court doing|. TACOMA, July 16.—Mystery | Ktrican delegates wore features f x ale t from |1 hope awe ther lawful ¢ « - nes of J The « closed with yer eae <- k a we door : Becond Washing: any” lott any gamble fan he Dy. and benedictior Charged with forging deeds to . wiedge and|game. God 1 eiful and I hy Pp ; 7 7 Take Auto Rides. | George Biawanger, alee will forgive tne and give w ys 9 Yeute fe 60 aut German taflor, was arres this atim copy | love to your le. Close ail game | 2 ned to police head afternoon 60 automo att t I V " ‘ . - arters that the mad had sud-| Piles ¢ ed a large part { del PENG e peo pgp ves t , Pe eee BAG GIVE OS 8 BOW) dais left. | ral h egate the ¢ So many Fifty thousand employes of lum-| rail mit ndefi 1 ow lodged in jail a heart. Good t i i Some GOVERN) ROMS BO Teed tabs the ts Gat at m western Washington | nitel it) hearing I am your faithful friend | “A "a chee Jautos had to handle the crowds in de {dle if the threatened rai 8 the Hiswanger od to have ie tee-oh Mrs. 8. 7 o'clock cor. | auton nde tes ste oints is | toy e signed the name of Whit : ye joner was ec r rth . ¢ song A eg = mh fiek " ath ng to ie ¢ glad Ap hear Pacific railroad officials that the eneral Secretary peak by allroads, say Jum-| The wld, con x e —— ; ng of the sentiment th product in prope which was owned t more: 3 oes trate Me. 10) | ache of ‘visitors, 46% before : te said that the 12-year-old 40/ at about Whitfield near Kirkland. The a sa oon, one 9 lea & man at! caving that the hos Ig he hasthiatrecal nats t k » er eRe scume an date ~ an's Guich, between her h of Se serait RARE A ee ee ee te Se Eee ned out / of the on oh . ‘ re : = wy ~ beer ated Pee F - , , 2% © attle will become a by-word in the i 6 wan danedea ace first of O« If wo, it is| Por tw years the 40-cent rate | Apr and the prosecuting atte d Seattle. ite tamily of Fiia-|hristian Badeavor society, and that | cit, ané an decided not to um 4 by lumbermen that on Sep- has been in effect and the rail-/ney's office has been working on A k the family of Filn-|thy reception the cles bat dertake the mammoth oratorio c f firet, all the tnterior and roads are sald to have shown a the case for some. time, ders was notified that the missing | 104 in thts city will prove the bie. | 2#ai0 r= a hover Shen a Sade aaanete b at the | gout advertisement possible for the The C. B. committee on resoly mam Dead Man's Guich is not on | Alaskt-Yukon-Pacitic exposition in NOt iy vesociecenneiens” aasce ( |the regula ite Flinders took to}’””” general, the most being : Firr | wilt re Sing “Messiah.” a olution deman that con- enererelhinemeenliin a he The big C. B, chorus will not ren-| greas prohibit Ii man- j } (My United Preas) the mab@nient of the fleet to the at he et der “The Messiah” thie evening ured in or taken f a prohl- ABHINGTON, July 1¢ There | Pacifig Bas been recetved by o nknown pa uNCOT ! y planned. Practically | bition state The report was ac | te serious ton betwee atfictas } or © navy departene scious, robbed placed on the ates have left the pet jnaval officers, The question has here.) ficlats only know trac The others who b | wiltiian j been raised, are the great naval! pab Aunouncement that tb it is a on Mt rovenonts: od without con! gresteht fe American batt b e can n | sultation wit heads of the! ships ever assembled Is to mobilt 0 vureana, by whom the orders re-/in the (aH for a journey to the Pa Flinders leaves a wife an ng thereto must be car cific. Tt { they are be | eral children. He wan 67 eeenenrenenemvestone — aestion is prompted by) ing sigted or if the head of the | age. } i hat y P , P , |the discovery that no verbal! navy Wee forgotten to give them Lenten to start with, and then! oc, written order referring to| offiethl motice Files pay hecwan CU, ie SS Sn oe! EVERETT MAN SUICIDES rips, rhe : sore eee tate sores = | Stamps, Car Fare and Dinner to George Cotterill, yore.‘ repien e. pm IMPEACHMENT During His Crematory Investigation of 1905—Spent shillings 6, with a fe of shillings, and lunch 3 shillings of ° BR W. Ga’ ?. id jinner following a trip to the } Kinds at Was Carefal in Gay ‘Paree’ | ptnnnes foligrins 2, 'ct2 to, the trip to the tower, as it ts | coisdvorteteia res n in the bill at % shillings | iF Engineer Thomson's bill of; some of it seeing crematories. | 2 cama however, after a visit | r gurope, Among other things he asks the | to the Fulham garbage destructor epee: pe bie trip to Baroge, | 4 pay for a dinner he gave) only cost 2 shillings 9, showing that he looked up garbage crema to Senator Geor Cottert in| one’s appetite is not so ravenous BOISE, Ida, July 16.—The A. Yholman, former president of te 1996, is before the audit-| paris after testing the odor from el] peachment of all witnesses who the Miners’ Assoctation at Cripple - | regulated rbege 4 that Orchard was not prese Creek tontified that MeCormack Ecommittee of the city council Started at Liverpool. “— np = me the blowing up of the Bunker | Beck wae killed at the Vindicator | Thomson's famous trip! to the stay-at-homed the details pone neds vilivan mill and @ recital | mine by He explained | Was made two years ago, are interesting. His first outlay) 0° the 27th of the month, having Cripple Creek conditions, how Orchar¢ into the mine and Be only recently finished bis/in the old world was 10 shillings **Tived on the island about the covered morning session in the | why he made a mistake in the| and from the penny for! 6 pence for hotel at Liverpool, fol- | 5th. the bill had grown to 29 pounds | jiaywood trial, Nothing new was levels, Otherwise his testimons iF care of the expense account lowed by 6 pence for porter and |* Shillings, and by that time he | jrought out was unftiportant imest have taken some time to i.shiliing 6 for a barber, 2 pence “84 T@ady to get out of the smoky eas Hs aid fl it for a shine and 2 pence for a bath.| “!). heading for Ciiften and Ply X | Thomson spent! After that came 5 pounds for Mouth city’s money. hotel bill, 3 pence for a guide and BY the time he was ready to A L ent th pounds, | divers other items until he lett quit England the city engineer had n@ in marks, for London at an expense of 1 anes | saline pends, nes. Some pound 13 sbillingy 11 pe 1 of $331.30 home mone It cost 1 shtiling 9 for lunch tn 12 Mr. Thomson be 0 K guilders, pleces of money | worth 40 cents each. Evidently 0 Jars INTEND 10 ? these didn't } good, as = Mr . | ‘BLOW UP DEWEY DOCK? Thomson only disbursed 42 a A spectacular and thrilling race; auto and officer and when the pur-| some fraction of a guilder wher " platyutat suit had fa ted was a block | quit Holland for Belgium, where he |"? * RS | SEIT. PT the: be eeken tare set | seatiered coin of the fleur de lis de of the Queen Anne bill. bri ey know. the was “© b quality ithy | wade, ax the bi and Charles Baak, | speed in a toam of horses @ . than the the or of & coal wagon, en-| coal Wagon before, and thowe ) Sox NCE | waged the * a witnenwed the race declare that | with th hit | sued villian 4 th . Appleqniat hang mto the side « some ‘ > « 4 the auto loomed like the Nev mark went for mone A he dis-| or cheering ord : Washington Hotel build Ay t le pe fein H ‘ How} | Bh ch race ¢ 1 of detes® Yate 9 es ner est t mt managed but got stuck f Sr ke f an be ing th gs ‘ « « it + th way and «tre interpreter, the t apparently he a a Mnangge Pager ‘ 1 f a miracle had to have. a ey ape FB a te n of V a stre Gave Dinner to Cotter! sane 4 the th a te he ch ted and the driver w The en ee w 4 ( Ran € i‘ J m th att ve na t he a « at F iV i” . . fora { he ! t a ‘ r Ir D . Ai Sy or worth: | and immediately. started: Kis’ ten RUEF ARRAIGNED UL FLOATING DRYDOCK “DEWEY af n P ‘ wa a Louvre fat ve Service.) explosives bh been found on t toas 4 eq ‘ aly § for t . (By United Press.) 6— € d, and} nown to a certain e t halt, and then ed an a N Fi | A apo & hat a ft the plar f the ¢ nt in the ng up the st a low R a tht « a flo an he Pac c has bee 1 n b erger and a he - a 1 art dered to Olangapo and ever with a y rs ae rr wa 4 iv . ¥ . ane put in first-els th OW THE STAR WON ITS : vet Sedna ‘| WANTS WILL DISREGARDED. | q . R W sibh Hi: . The big prize for which the old | old Seattle Gas & Hlectric Light-| ( ample profit even In that | per the patronage « Poceteee City Treasurer Believes They Are Responsible, Having le Gas & & Lighting ‘ mpar . fe are en { i 1 f ( “ pet ned ‘ te a x SAY was fighting when NR wag:| franchise campaign’ ot 1900-1002 | MAtiNK gas at $ fo pei * Paid Funds Afterward Stolen to Comptroller In- Its potitica A . r € > ES THROUGH WINDOW ( ms 4 a pe motin r " Had it not for the fight i t ct re o . expired fray a @ priv : ; i of gas t ents per | is re an probable. that the/d 7 I i th . Profitahty + at $1 a feet, thereby enabling the ny t D | t t e's de at Mousand feet as pins : : : r eghe Hy Agena any ro 4 , S have adequate bate Y abled ; : - a , ; sheng!) F y | L, ; » he ‘ h hereby extorting 1 ea a 4 : os 4. agg , cutie a : | od by ex-City ¢ city’ trea @ million f t . ’ i : 1 f Tasie OPIES OR : ‘ . ave a t ates and t Sa y oe Syriel : ' during © st al i lll a chi POSTAL CLERKS WHO PASSED . ; iy the threy or “dotla en 1 1 . w wh ess thar million dolla lof “The D ‘ ey. tae 4 vend 40 this insta t of e 1 ; { , af : F I a be | mmittes ¢ th & the wiser Mr. Smith re . ~ Mord fy ” I tod th United Btates Civil @er-|¢ , rf maid theee | 1 ceceful. ‘ wi eg ’ n we mn that om fet t the 1 “ iv a i og wistead of Lo Fame wands againas ' f f " fh ed mended changing (he courses af] ter oe aes urt odd ony oe og, Hbuagell believes tha at a x © gas . be . hose aty avold (lata, Deve | gutting from examination mew rhe t $10.00 Veoem Be poss Ede woah “en by c #) c an Ms po nd dacu “MA for Aiatetbortom GY | gor chase cttw om June | nie the 4 of Will Be Teen a8 Fe ie eee thera » t baa yg ory tee Roataver Chitiom Foilumiag te the tel of vfs | ig Moount from the Lore of Fe, ‘ ie het Star's Fight for Dollar ¢ bree years a — - pind Poem preg Teeerve! | rg, nd te C0 a0" {vous cae, IMO FIIY Sremwerey, : ol ng ont - Joba A. Cawpuel, Levi ©. lath iplinger himsel ‘sip ; con city ly bie hs foliar This a me 0° he plomier President nt the Ma HP dae Mo Metate, Bronk © Co thinks can” Wyo a Pom (matad tampa oa + | that made. Th , to 5 aan & i of @ a « Ro fxm, the fastoat buat aeaeh Pewdericn Cra: oh waattanerty Beattie. 0 Senne Se eee ition im Seattle, that ntab- | MeN ‘ollowed gil Detwmm Soattn ang Bees eh, Shei Ost rise A | and reoelved by. the dig Seren emetiony co ores, omical | lishe 6 confidence of the ¢ 5a ' . anol Mived in ima® tad Jy “ing, Joh Mi. Russell Lasse hitmpini@ on} buatieee, esd nied Bh JOE SMITH 4 me aos pon yp site ng om 4 a yi ite ‘nied rity and, morat | = - morning afler 4 Ver Gow@@ntat ag fieniormice ane Georgeell Magee. the plain letter of Chgglaw in Bach | diverting of typtunds of Sie ohiad ege for e ay, on & levee Queieet at hand, | purpose, and that brought fhe pa (Cogtinued om pase 3.) a 7 ° " e 8 _ 66 40a © rig i THE SEATTLE STAR C.E. WORKERS BID BVERE IT, July 16.—Berry rt jay afternoon in We cannot too se rely condemn fines and monies cled, are cor f a ew miles south of the ch manner of keeping the rect or approxim: ao ty found the body of an unknown | Counts,” say the Shorrock ex; Much looseness was reported im who had evidently committed their report of the examination | the manner of accounting, the only ¢ about two weeks ago. A| Conducted Into the books and ac-| system apparently being harge ver with one chamber empty | counts of the MWbrary department.| up what monies we the cash lying beside the body, Pro-| The report was turned over today | drawer at the close of each day to ixions and $40 in money were found | to the city treasurer the fine account. In many cases a lim the hut. T an was evidently The experts find that the city day's balance did not appear in the 1 rer. Nothing that might | Owes the libfary department §20 for | cash book at all. The experts rec- dentify him was found over-payment of the accounts, but/ ommend a dafly system of reports the same time, point out that no/| from the cashier to the librarian power on earth can ever tell| and a proper entry of every trans Eg KS whether the accounts kept of the | action ‘DELPUIA, 6 GAVE BAD HE x PHILADELPHIA, July 16.—Judge | Melvin, grand ¢ ed ruler, called x he first business sion of the Bike to order. One thousand dele at. The election of the firet duties that John K. Ten @ ONE CENT 2 VOL. 9. NO, 21, PRICE @Sc PER MONTH Service.) —_— (star Spee verbial champagr The for expense and gave the owners tite and beer income was of the auto his check for $100. At R better illustrated than in the the bank his check was pronounced th of Roy M. Ashbury, 28 ye worthless. ge, a bookkeeper, who was The young man had taken De the local police th ito to the garage of the , on & warrant issued at T Automobile Co. where he was : urging him with i and arrested by Officer Vau- Asht ppe garage |Y He had no mo left and "PLEADS NOT GUILTY » the Clty of De terd preparing to cash another of 1 hired an automobile for a plea- the checks, Asbury will be taken to Seattle He didn't « ¢ back to Tacoma for trial TO BIGAMY CHARGE > SHORE LAND FIGHT Ma mn Denald Ca far * 4 « } 8K CHANGE OF VENUE D it $ A y \ is, have amended om: ‘ n was renewe h nt and now the I n he nd ¢ lands, which he w a 1 20, wa 1 € « on Lake Un f not restrained. The « may t ent alle esdiactoe effort t lelay the sale of th WOULD MAKE CONTRACTORS PAY RIPLINGER SHORTAG