The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY; JULY 19, 1907. o EVERETT’S REALTY DEALS. California boing went to the Redmond lchased by Harry O. Siler, of thi immigrayjon office this morning Haba Oakland, and | oity, for $11,000. H. A, Willis, man. | that théoffe of immigration tr FINIGH TESTIMONY line Masniya Japan lager othe HMverett theater, acting | #pector had been abolished at Kver (eheeenstsescaenorassne tramanan James V. Mo 45, and Mary | foy tle men, yesterday paid |ett a@ that Inspector J. L. Ril The United States district attor eld “ m P Podrane, 41 | $15,000 for a plece of waterfrongphad been "transferred to San Fran-|ney finished the taking@of tentt 2 (Continued,) through the Puget Sound Wational Franoli ©, Moore, 88, and Ella T.| property 126x120 located be co, Kh will take@he pla ar ay in the case of the gov. rn fund.” |B ; " 4 toda Gtantecs of the fraudulently Ob: | pee iy 91,000 to the “aliwh fund.” | Patterson, $4, Port Townsend ide the new Groat @ithern wharf. |C. A. Palme ho has been trans ernment against Charles R, More 0 or gg BS | Hut N. HL Latimer, manager of the| Ole Akorson, 40, Foster, Wash forred to Port Townend, Rt hoon be Tak tad others. —— TTT ° et huffleton electric Heht| bank acrgge the wtreet, protested to land Annie M, Gardner Jouttle ie that many Inspectors from |¢ sor 8. Greene, master franchise by favoring a system of | at i ‘y! i e Roger ir ns The scheme of the Casualty tn tlonal burden of a million @ year] underground conduits to. be con: | MAvor Himes who, with that de) Clintgg J. Baumgartner, 33 and | aaa s - chancery, An effort {s being ms gurance concerns to get a million upon local industyles qicted by the city and leased to| (Crmination which he f quently | Mrnewti™ Potri, 27, Seattle FISHING TACKLE raphe iigh wns xe. Bova : dollars a year additional premium FM. Guion @ Co, recently de | pate corporation (This plan Glaplayed, set his iron jaws Spatr AI Peter H, Daigle Minneapolls, | Rods, Reel Nk nes of all | civarte ectlo 4 of timber jand in BE cet of Washington policy holders cided to draw out of the frame-@,| was aftermere ccecod ont che {the Place being opened, Rickard /Minn., and Anna Maria Stoskopf, 21 on me Binds, Leaders and Baskets, Fite t county on the gruond that will fail. oeeks ago at Calhoun, Donny & Ewing have de-/city contributing largely to thelr! his $1 Mo aed ett” cptortng (one: er Hi Germany. July 19,;OC all Kinds, Plain and Gut Hooks. |it wa ly entaged in 1902 ith practically every casualty cided not to come in, and Harry | co in Aa Bivien ibe oe fe $1,000 and employing | Lagreico T. Harton, legal ° At Hall's, 111d First ave | ing © i " }eonstruction a! giving the com) Councilman H. C, Gill aa bis agent} and Harriet J, Simmonds, legal age Olga Molitor, the daughte® of ~ — \ ; é Meno P and Indemnity instrance compand ©. Lippman & Co, will drop out.|duite rent_freego the Snattle Elec: | jyore lod in getting it back. @2e| Seattle. Frau Molitor whose murder | Allowed @ui eae cf ented, it was decided to in Fear of antitrust laws is sald to . 7 & | Sentere , an Anna Zech, who is suing ber hus PA represen jtrie company.) experience disguated him with # Heurr- 2, i ss eatit 1 | Prof. Carl Hau in being tried, wa | ‘ . Hy crease rates all @®round on August have spoiled the increased rate} Mayor Humes @as nominated by | ary a Tov Goldfield | Width hace bare en one | attacked by & mob Wien she Wa |» and, Hironimus Zech, for divoree, Be This would have put an addi. scheme Will BE. Humphrey, then retiring |S{0¢ and he set out for Goldfield) Rdith ‘May Annis, 26, Newburyport was this imforning allowe@, $50 wult : re the game was open to all Mana leaving, court today and finally ¢ Pr ; ‘Aivoree complaint 4 ane us the office of corporation! poy several: veanthe the an rn Moe, 34 mile | caved After her clothing waggear! Read These actical | money, In Ser 4 complain and Jont ; 09 temporary all counsel in order to become a cal and Jenny Ishe asks for temp 4 ents levied and collected under | 1 ch, 96, Beattie. torn off and her face geratehed and a0d' one ‘ didate for congress at the succeed dis "tocnisteanaant arnt’ rae tate(” tte Pesce app, 2h, otent-| Heeding. ‘The Mob aPeused her of Reasons for Lecat~ inony and $200 salt mon rs jing general election, and & ClHY | thousands of dollara a month, But! kan, Alaska, and Hesul@ Dotan, 21,| “ding the murderer of her mother e SECIAL UNDERWEAR, 0c. |@ittral committes oelected which |as the time for the general election | Witlana Wenn, veMMl@ Dollin, 21.) in» police were forced to fiht to ing at Earington re turday'’s special We will run a waa made up of Johnny Clancy, lin the fall approached, with Piper! J. B. Thompson, Hgand Margaret | (tive the angrytmob back. A cer rwearaet b0c per gar. | ummer Une Chris Fraach, A. Muchmore, J. H.|q candidate for the state senate, &| Stinson, 39, Seattle ‘ tain class ts bit walnst her Barlington 1s the only plat of|ment. W, B. Hittchinson Co., cor, Dawes, Will Inglis, Terry King, B./ determined war was started on| ‘be | . isa tans ceae beatile eetinie toni ted Gad Goth . B. Palmer, D. C. Conover, J. W.| pines by J. D, Farrell political DEATH RECORD. | manufacturing plants ws shite een — Sifart and “Dick” Kinnear, The nanufa an | A 1 MR = representative of the HU transcon enkhe were: renietered “today an| Karlington is practically at sea} % 2 -_ * X } an was induced to ed gem Gling—I0o Ging, 90, July 14 | Has the best transportation faa (My United Presa) } as the “human bloodhound who rev Democratic Campargn. Hing during the republican Prl-| providence hoxpital | jtles by rall, water and electric WANs FRANCISCO, “July 19.—In | els in the shrieks of his victim Poni rie™ cag: as eee vade |, Parker--Charles Parker, 47, July — és fii velbiiau’ dl Glass tr | Heney retorted by declaring that] Against thie combination — the | Positio of 3 ; made 11, Seattle General hospital a stone's throw from producing y ithe trial tle Morming Ore}, “Could have a better reputation| democratic party made a purely | ‘ings so warm in the tenderloin |” inoue) M. Te ‘i, July |coa) mines | meats a4 to the admissibility of cer | than Delmas when he reached the| perfunctory campaign with J, W.|that the blackmalling game We) coin Yakima i the natural railroad gateway tain evidence and the takin of jatter's age. jodwin as the mayoralty candi |Proken up. Piper succeeded I)” Ridewaytr, 1. Ridgway, 60, to Beattle testimony of other supervisors who Delmas told him he had better/date. But so great had become | forcing bis nomination a byl July 14 althful and beautiful, and are alleged to have been bribed | settic his difference with W. H.| the revuls againat Mayor | “hroats of the republican co coed Burken—John Burken, 46, July in nettied by the best cla was resumed Metson, one of Schmits’s attorneys, | Humes that the Piper organization | Convention, and with It the nominw jis, Wayside rgency of citizens 5 Ritter personalities marked the | before attacking a man twice his}only won out by a plurality of 613 | On for prosecuting attorney of W Masters—-Kela Masters, 16, July i nm Delmas referred to Heney | age. Jout of 12,000 votes, Mr, Humes |T, Scott who had been chatrmaniig woud we y the saloon wards and |f this city convention in Fe === eee: | carrying Ag ag i fleht agatnat |, SPritKer—La Vern B. Springer ary ut the Farrell fight agatns | ee You may buy large lots of acre-| age at practically your own terms. | ‘ Talk to « about Karlington ™ ; ing all the others, and his plu- |" ; 4 i , | 10. months, July 17, 2206 6th av " ye Take the Renton car and see Kar | rality bein, en h by the First | Sim at the polls won out ar oe Webb—Tufant Webb, 1 day, July Hington | GIVES DINNER TO DOCTORS and Fourth. William Hickman Moore to the ls, ‘seattle General hospital. IN GOOD Th Investment | te. the © de t nom . 7 ee ‘ in inves Gi Mr. Piper had always been a loy. | senate, th nly democra mem: | Jobnson—Alfred Johnson. 2] dara ghd yet: § | top and Read |) Mid- | (“Billy”) Grambs, the purchasing Hirths were registered today as|f 494 lends enjoyment to the lows bome life” as good music. agent of the company, assum A unique dinner will be given | largest tumor ever removed from @/ personal direction of the candi ables ani fruit remain abc mut MeCormick—To wife of William ab agedlh sega Moos tonight by Mrs. John D. Clogston,| human being. This operation wasidqacy of “Watch Dog” James A a Onens 9 McCormick, 1936 9th av. N., July nish so much good music and com " the greatest of Its kind ever per| james for renomination as the of S18 North 43rd at. to Drs, W. A formed. At the present time Mrs.) member from the Fo orth ward Silman, H. A. Shaw and B. F. Clogst > pounds, and/Counciimanatlarge H. P. Rude Roller. It ts an anniversary dinner, | is in the th, The oper) whe had been found us in all) w and marks by exactly one year the | ation was performed by Dr. Silll-| the big plunderbund schemes, was | Veal Is on the ris Temoval of a tumor from Mrs. Clog-| man, with Drs. Shaw and Koller te al weighing 150 preene and the | assist him. a girl amusement for so many JordTo wife of Arthur Jord Wayalde hospital, July 11, a gir | Duffy—To wife of Thomas J : t at. Joly 18, 0 eit In the Talking Machine To wite of Philip Mor. |] World there are two recognized Bumont, Juiy 18 leaders the Edison and Vic tor. Our assortment of both in the largest in the West gen and cheene pt the 4 the and show no sign of a cha while beef, mut so many times and in so many ways as a Talking Machine. al adherent of Jacod Furth and the | ber in a months, July 12, West Seattle. i | Seattle Electric interests were giv. | from King county he busy man there is 153 Gencia 4 jen a large share in the selection of BIRTH RECORD. nothing which gives such re Ww. J THE MARKETS laxation from business stress Just a few words and prices ounciimanic candidates. you more for your renominate The other nomina | ton and pork are at a standstill on for councilman-at-large went =|to Frank P. Mutlen, a Pike at, sa Vegetabtes }ioon man, and adherent of the Nn the; beets, sack, $2: carrots, wack, & Ainle—To wife of Frank L. Ainte SWIETZER SAID TO BE AN i ee 5 tial | 908 Kastiako ay. July 16, a gir The other candidates who were | ' grows, ws *—To wife of Robert Ja elected were Patrick Fitzpatrick a | ji)" a ett—To wife of Fred Crock Y ) |printer discovered in the Firat | #1. Broadway, July 15, a boy Come in this afternoon and than any house in the FINE CALIFORNIA mer WINES $1.00 PER GAL. HUNTER’S BALTIMORE RYE, $1.00 PER FULL QT. e FINE OLD WHITE CORN WHISKY, $1.00 PER FULL QT. FINE OLD GERMAN KUM- MEL, $1.00 PER FULL QT. H. ©. Sweitzer, of 934 25th av., Sheriff Liner at the county jafl aaj ward by Clancy, A. Kistler, H. C whe Was arrested early this week , the man who was arrested Inst year| Gill, Ellis Morrison, W. V. Rine on the Spokane embezzlement | bart, J. C. Redward and Dr. J. & qharged with threatening to mur. | °° . dward and Dr, J. B Mie wife and f sara said to | Charse and who later skipped bis |Crichton. In that election the only| |, ee ene Feae je said to | pond democratic councilman elected was | wie Pein be Wanted in Spokane on a charge| Sweitzer will be held in jail here|"Billy” Murphy, the Ninth ward | Orewon Teta. SHERIFF TO GO NORTH. Sheriff Lou C. Smith, with Mrs {Smith and a party of friends will ofembersiing $2,900. Sweitzer was | until the Spokane authorities can|buteher, who in the term be bd | We snes se-|leave next Wednesday on the Jet.|J 0 the concert ts tor miep ersten, seca Good news is al- yesterday by Deputy be heard from already served in the council had | ct ranch exes «on |ferson for Alaska. The party will || everybody yea = bev lls ways welcome news, ma ne meer | tee = tgp vl vf repate | ek BREE cd ten rasta ce ne os part of the city. and we are sure that BRIEFS BY WIRE the nominations. No shots were| rights by persistently opposing the | Live hens. ih 3 » wom | SPECIAL UNDERWEAR, 60c The House of Highest Quality the bargains here of- fired, but there were many fire! | . “t . ‘| We will ran as Saturday's spectal , looting schemes of the plunder | . 1 be ; work scenes on the floor before! jung | * tie - 012¢:! Summer | rwear at GOc per gar | Ki t l (o fered will be more ‘The government {s shipping large Or ee oe wen ie No sooner had the election been Lime end Coment | ment to B. Hutchinson Co,, cor 1D. . Johnston (0. eys one (quor 3 than weldome newe : ebras jcket agents selling | w, Stee Glanese 64 ‘dex rtland cement, imported, 1, | 2nd and Union Ce i 4 * Gaatities of coal from Norfolk | transportation in disregard of the| not, (ans the ng ig Page meen tinned’ ewements Calif orm Wholesalers of Finest Wines all, because if you take aon Retheriee, incite Bihore (EW Fate law are sentenced to the sion to control the Gambling ait 7 Planereliability PEE Moy Png ge va PE advantage of them it 3 - chain gang ek te a. eet | Native appten is iret Ave. Phones 1184. Geterday there were 6,000 tons for; ‘The commercial telegraphers|ontiined {t te the other big gum ¥ rasios conte Danae means a big saving to you. Remember, our time is limited, as we must begin to make preparations to take jon. R. E Clemm, a negro, started have refused to accept any conces|iers was nothing lees than that sions from the telegraph companies|the other operators should admit | tures, ‘cote, te raise @ rough house last night at Oakland or Frisco unless all de } “ar them as one-fifth partners in all |" . Lee redinarant at Lawie mands are satisfied the other gambling houses. The | lee a ane. 8 tem, Idaho, and he was pounced|” Charles Anderson, blag Mle ogg van ‘Upon, beaten to death and his body ynown as William Janua and the police fore tossed out of the door. No ar 7 leased earty this morning fr closed up their places of bu wee per ‘ care of our fall stocks rests. avenworth penitentiary, belng|Clancy’s place was closed with calves gee, lamba, per Ie, By f 5 ic i i mag = bed pardoned by President Roosevelt. jrest, Mayor Humes announcing | "* "7 Shen : | THERE ARE THRER GREAT PIANOS THAT HAVE of goods, which will desi: asa ; eats ‘cade " Morel tutelage over the Latin: |qno sn med cock SA seniew over trem day to day in Public inter-| seers, per ib The: cows, per mh Tye:|f YOU CAN TAKE IT EASY. SPREAD THE GLORY OF AMERICAN ART TO begin to arrive short- _viare back” caused the explo |couver, B.C. Mrs. J. C. Ofr, wife| big gamblers had settled their fac)" ™* jj (are if you buy from us We and supply yourself at Gon ca the battleship Georgia lof Dr. Orr, manager of the Cana-| tional differen The only dif , sive: chinook. |] Set the newest and latest de ag: Mg Rag RO Be } te ee . “ - ic. per ih pi, per ns Parlor Suite vat nae cliher taste « eceptio re ose : ie Weih resulted in the death of | dian National Exhibition at Toron-| ference existing between them was gt a ee ee more than 120,000 homes, These three these = unheare , Bed Room, Dining to, died suddenly of heart failure) that as to whether the other oper hen Furnishings hen Furnia Grand, the Steinway Vertemrand, and the An unknown man leaped over at the St. Room and K No other planos can be smpared with these Francis hotel yesterday |ators should permit t maclves to | | | | | | prices— | | | Magara " as me ein Pianos. Thetr distinct le ip—an_ ever-widen- ‘ Be Oe ees ceeny, Siterooos. | morning |be biackmalled by the favored pa etal: tah sane pret ING] ing gapr—ts attested not only by scathetic usc, but by trade MEN’S AND YOUNG ell my tal ce atentabatvenion . j onditions, the t but Ineffective endeavor to lmitate a a friends I have gone to glory.” He DISMISS ACTION. ee See |] Our stock” of ndchand || |Q¥} the Steinway methods of manufacture MEN’S SUITS. @idently meant he had gone to the | 74, : Johnny Finally Wins. |] household cannot be ex | F 1 cataracts, ¢ @ proceedings brought by re © the other operators =. | 1 in th ate “ine weec Foggia aire Tanne, name Of | Helen Rice Burleigh, the Spiritual basemen eioloan promeb pee igre |] Sole nis for Charter Oak | $3.85 Pistols were branished in the afr | #t medium, against Chief of Police | ungucceastul efforts to reop i te |} Ranges is gnemaniWny Ge ijij§j|[ MiB -Urocccr rei & the republican county conven-| V*Ppenstein were dismissed by|q deadlock ensued, But a ' | j ine Fancy tien at Muskogee, 1. T., yesterday | S#Teement this morning | Weeks of waiting they gn ’ fe HOR: ents, ton. | i§ Mixtures, Serges when certain leaders started to| PUTMAN Hunting Hoots are the hen began the days of the tow t ton, 4 | ‘ d “he eet Sui Geral the bunch and run off with best. Hall's, 1111 First ave, e+#| percent graft The gras STRIKE 16 NEAR CEI FMMEL ECLA SE 3} and Cheviot Suits - ; 02 traced payments of a portion | 416 PIKE ST man ——— i mec eh $5.45 © 7 jof this graft to Boss Piper himself (By Vetted Press.) | : + = 8 NAN ER eh HE GROTE-RANKIN Co. but was unable to g from| CHICAGO, July 19---According ~ | $12.50 and $15.00 All- Piper any admission that any of it | to the of the k union Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels J Pring the. pendency, _ of chic! epigram ‘Save yous, Bone checks and novel- controversy “Tex” Rickard, a no “a wane tarwes torfous sporting man, now s mi! cording tO adyloes bri ties;a rare bargain. Honaire mining operator and prise from Alaska by the + ere. fight promoter of Goldfield, Ne # aralion the m pack this vada, fitted up a gambling he year is Koing to be 0 Fw on First av., opposite the Dexter. allon was expected to bring 26, PANTS. Horton Bank, expecting to get into cases of salmon from Hunters’ | 2 ‘ 00 Men’s Worsted Pants .... ...95¢ $2.00 Men’s Hats .. Fucae ees Ce 95¢ $3.00 and $3. 50 Men’ 's earance Sale = fe. Hats, in black and colors .. ...$1.68 For tomorrow we offer a number of Specials in Step The Ladders sold by us are made of good, strong are well braced and put together, and are finished yellow. Here are the special prices— the game on an a as a result of a contribution cured srance of Piper and Koyak, but not a case was ve 1 at elther place 4-ft. “Ajax” ladder, regular price 65¢ 0c ; special 6-ft. “Ajax” ladder, re $1.10; special 8 8-ft Ajax” ladder, re price $1.50; special $1.15 } Sweeping reductions plain to every eye is the lever of selling our Summer Stock. We save iid isc Sesaiiiscent at 4-foot “Rex” ladder, regul We ‘ee nnd you 25 to 60 per cent on hundreds of items you will need the coming two to three months. SHOES. | $1.50; apecial ..... 10 $3.00 Men’s Box Calf it 6-foot “Rex” ladder, regular price T 6c Dark Outing Flannel, in platd h of Flowers, consisting | 15¢ Nainsook and Dimity Check Shoes ...... $1.95 a $2.00: pay i $1.50 ki Nemo — “ai ‘ea, M 2. e he lagh Wows Sante 15¢ » ie, oe ag : re 10c ae erg V eo is es’ and Ladies’ Duck | Ladies’ Pinon Side Frilled Hose | Blue Check G m Kitch ‘ CaN ye . 0 ting Hats in tan nd ; t in black ana 7c Aprons, with houlder straps B.¢4.00 (price stamped B d 6 f L ye, ot we e Fe bei a Swiase all and large “ ; * elon ent Leather Shoes roning oar s Go for Less Ol ° |} ag, and a bargal 28 dots and | mercerized flgures; | 3¢ Paper Pin Sta || Gee . . $0.56 SUNDAY, JULY 31st, 8:45 a. m. | Boys’ Very Heat ‘qaity nots 4B | grater we 136 $2.75 Ladies’ Patent | \ 0c—you car i pe at, yard a dane | dead eather Shoes : ‘“c“ ” | war stockings. Sa Vork Skirts, alt Bask du Cece OU RE ee ‘ $1.65 i ed; figured; alwa 0c Natural Color I-Linen “os y " » > pe ROUND TRIP, $1.00 MUSIC -AND DANCING FRE 7 + , 1 Ghhnatine: Osiven’ Tastegt ane pt 25c CT er : i hah oe ois ; a i | prac 2c pes je price By Wome ¢ Lace Lisle Ho e, tn $2.25 Children’s Shoes eo West Passage \ Island, Defiance I land I . a Ze ph adi to | 40-41 White Persian Lawn ae both " ck and ‘296 ooo . $1.25 ‘ y inlet trips on th tsa hte Tn : yard Finest Lace le Hose, all ‘ani ban 7A his TICKETS FOR SALE AT dots and rings; 16 2-30 ile price, yard "3 pel me 12%c that we have to oft ’ i Be ‘ ‘ Red tices & : a o Sicee bots mt : ; i ve ifetaty rn “ib vill ; pd S 0 's Su mer W re Bb od Pier 6, Foot of Uni ty st kpron Cheok, ¢ m, dur nd gray wash g¢ 100 Vests; sale C3 4 f 1 Volve h fog upt and Read ox- Sk ‘Sail -HOOD’S CANAL Pct me ae oa | ge and Clothing Co. f the I j Tuesday, Ju 8:30 a. m Opposite New Arcade Building. ar | ‘Round Trp, $1. 00 807 Pike St. Oppenheimer Co. | | 807 Pike St. isle Block: North of Postottlon: aha beat bad }| eo I for noon and Evening Exc or Bet. 8th and 9th ‘ ese Pay LATER ‘ 0 OF Attoralsind Rv sl un “a ss - —,