The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1907, Page 7

FA COOKING rink by “Dovy's yi wa Ie the oxplanation give : bis family to Judxo , a answer Hee axeravated offenses, the ‘ ‘of & dolled dit poor cong dtah of mautton and ® dish of Npouse, and of pinning cqniens at Wis of the dining walt with oo he ekplains as being 6 cooking. eel — WITIATIVE Special Service.) RVERINT, Aus. S—The drawn up dy © charter of 16 elected for that to be submitted to efter publication for for many of the fe municipal govern them the right of re jaitiative and refer olty i and ‘tote i E - oon # dissatiataction ts the actions of an elective ie provided that 25 per the voters necessary to shall file a petition = ‘controller, statlag their pos ed that the council shall gall an election to fill the po incumbent, unless be dadares otherwise, shall be deomed eee ASSINATION BOLD BAND OF ARMENIAN BLACKMAILERS OPERATE IN) ‘THIS COUNTRY, AND ARE TOO) SMART FOR POLICE—NEW YORK MURDER. ) it e* a® ty pit Star's Exclusive Service.) MEW YORK, Avg §.-—Tremon gous re being mado by the | yw and the police to yoy the Armenian blackmail 7 in this country. They at work for years but deaped attention from the au ae Armenians who received ig letters were afraid to | the police except in a. f ig ee procedure was to send erich mad, asking for a larke con te the “patriot” Armentan gad reminding him of some @f Bis countrymen who had, mordered for refusing to pey or two later an officer of one Armenian societies would ‘with @ polite request for a con he vie ty the letter, but never dy feforence to it or im any that would subject him to Since the marder of Tavabanjian be miliionaire Armenian, who was fet down fn the streets, the rich of that rece are in a terror. Ten of them have ordered to give $10,000 each have refused to do 90, and are that at any moment they te called upon to pay the pen | WORK PLANNED By! COUNTESS 0D: BRAZZA, FOR MERLY MISS SLOCUM, oF! ! _ START TO AMERICA. | ROME, Avg. 4—"Is the Count 4 Brasza, formeriy Mixs Cora ieram, of New Orleans, really at-| to reorganize the syster emigration to the United or is she abandoning her Mt philanthropic work, which has Was the question being fe Many parts of Italy, and ‘Was Much anxiety for a re tives the countess could mot he @ither at Rome, headquar y of Italian Wom beh she its or at the ore she orig work taken refuge for « Feat Bt the town of Asnint it was to the United Stat Italian tmmigr tie ocean to the Gu and up to Detroit I thine. ref faw President R the authorities who “e and look after their in T took full from nd then evo plan F cating home SY that what the vast num ben of my I saw the masse Utilized for the educa te and colored Money ty al Penury of « Dublie’s mBrants from Itaj saat Peering into the ; United ion ation with the native fy but T ask you, af ha Pelt even a ci > Bap ph MUlation invaded by ay tliter horde ignorant of the tan the Bible we read that little EVERETT'S NEW j Bot exceed $26,000 or 125.900. ithem to be the | combined, accomn there that I saw and | ~ her P URGED AS EXCUSING DRUNKENNESS The mutton stew, he clalma was © greasy fm Appearance, the cab wage too odorous, while the onions were entirely devoid of any odor The coffee he doxortbes na vile. In addition he says Mra, Switser was ta the habit of pufting a tquor cure re@mmended by a local Keely inetitute, in his* food Judge Frater, after Hetening to gifidavits reciting the foregoing Mots, decided to allow Switzer to visit hime children at reasonable times REFERENOUM IN CHARTER a candidate for reo} another candidate oolves more tes, the latter fille the ofifee for the unexptred term The Initiative and referendum provisions are similar to those fn foreo tn Oregon, The city tx divid ed into sevVen warda each with a counciiman, and counetimen and mayor serve two years without eal- wy. The mayor is provided with a salaried secretary Admtulatra- tive authority ts largely centralised in the hands of the mayor. The officers of the elty are somewhat similar to the present ones, except hat @ controller ts substitated for and all serve two years, The bh officer is owen by the h board. Numerous boards ave provided for, the members serving without salary OR $10,000? - REV. LEVONT MARTOOGESSIAN Armenian Priest who Was Asked Questions by District Attorney and Ie Held. Rev. Levont Martoogessian, an Armenian priest, was one of many members of that race to be called to the district attorney's office. He was for a time treasurer tf the Hunchakist Society of A nians, but says bis total collections did He also asserts that he wilidrew from the society some time ago, but ts ; held. A large number of Armwentans. were called to the district attor ney's office to tell of threatening letters received by them and to give such information as they possessed regarding the Hunchakist and oth- er revolutionary Armenian societios SRS ee oe RANTS AT HOME TO BECOME USEFUL AMERICAN CITIZENS LATER David slew big Goliath by putting @ stone in his brain. “The stone aimed at the brain WEW ORLEANS, To Give in.) ° 2 United States is the igno sociation» of the North rant, sordid, unhealthy, illiterate immigrant.” "Your plan, then, is to educate them before they go? “Precisely. The hundreds thousands of Italians who emigrate to the United States do not willing: ly go thers ignorant of the lan- guage. Schools established in the principal centers of emigration would save them and help us. ‘This is shown hy the coopera tive schools { founded in Calabria n parliament the labrian depa- ties extolied the work I was on abled to do there, thanks to the generosity. of Am French and Engtieh friend: the gov erner of the pr dectared ermanent of and raffonal impr vent which has resulted from the earthquake tor any ‘of the inhabitabts “And fost thir Calabrian workr« ach of these and schools ting 25 wom em and 50 children, who can live and earn their bread there, cost only $2,000 to build, and as much ifle Squadron at Navy Yard | New Fall Raincoats and Overcoats WE NOW. HAVE REAL A BEAUTIFUL LINE IN AL STYLES, MEDIUM AND Hf SHOWN IN A MAGNIFICE AND PATTERNS =| $12.50 to $40 J. Redelsheimer & Co. 800-604 FIRST AVE., COR. COLUMBIA STRONGEST OVERCOAT tion, but if} .. THE CORRECT NEW SAVY WEIGHT FABRICS, ENT VARIETY OF COLORS PRICES— more to equip and run it until it became selfaupporting! “Dut one cannot bulld schools without money, and that ts what stopa me now, During 18 yeava I have struggled almost without sup pot financially, using my own mohey. Hut | am able to do little more in this way, Besides, the| work has broadened until tt ts now! time that either the government or weatthy todividuals take hold and help the great work now tn prog ress.” 'BALLINGER WILL CONTINUE FIGHT | | R. A. Mallinger, goneral comuts stoner of the United Gtates hand office, will remain a director of the Alaska Yukon-Pactfic axposition and will aid in the fight tn neat congress to obtain an priation of $1,108,000 for » ment partictpation. he | ; WATER COMPANY 8UED, (Star Spevial Service.) EVERETT, Aug 8—Action ou behalf of the town of Maryaville has been started tm the super court againat the Maryaville Wa that the defendant concern ts not furnishing a sufficient supply of water. A writ of mandate has been fasued by Judge Black to compel the company to live np to tts cor | tract or elve appear August 10 aud tell why i doesn't do so. As & result of the new law re qutring the banks holding county funds on deposit to pay interest ¥ received $1,985.90 aa in July, for money ou do posit in the different banks ARE MEETING TODAY. A joint meeting of the board of control and the beard managers of the Washington Retormatory te being held at office of Corwin D. Shank tn Alaska building this afternoon ‘Tho tmanagers of the state reformatory form school, which the last legis Snohomish county MEDAL On Ty ny of next week the Ge | attle ation of the Women's | Christian Temperance un’ wi hold an all-day plonic at Volunteer park. After a big basket luncheon j haa been onjoye watortcal ev } test will be par 4 in by eight matrons, the winger to be present ed with a ai) medal | The W bas inaugurated } caseive coptents liver, gold, grand gol4 and diamond contests, the winners of which contest for the grand tt d modal at the oa | Monal convention of White Ribbon this year to be held in *. Tenn. im October WANTS HIS MONEY BACK eee Nash ar Special Service.) | EV TT, Aug. &.—~Alloging he Jlost $173 gambling tm the Capito! |saloon, H. M. Potter has com }menced action in the superior court for ite recovery DISCUSS FIGHT } A meeting of representatives of | Yartous lumber manofacturers’ a» , Coast was held yesterday in the | Alaska bufiding to discuss the fight | against the raise in freight rate {on lumber and shingles which ts to become effective October 1 | C.F. White man of the Pa cific Coast ot Manufacturers’ |i association Knapp, of Port land, and F. B. Hubbard, of Cer | tralia, Wash. will constitute an/ ‘ us | tranner road meeting of rustees of t Shingle Mille bureau will be hold in Beattie Saturday Cheap Excursions East By the Oregon BR. BR. & Nay Aug. §, 9 and 10; Sept. 11 and 13; Chicago and return, $71.50; St Louls, $67.50; Omaha, Kansas City ete. $60. Good ninety days with stopovers. Full partiewla at Union Ticket Office, £ eral Agent gr 9¥Y FOR YOUR INSPECTION STREET. HOUGE IN THE STATE. } BANKS PAYING §— | INTEREST KOW are to have charge of the new ro inture authorized to be built in| CONTEST FoR’ GN RATE RAISE | Pactfic | Now steamer Tourist for navy yard. |i U THE SEATTLE STAR—THL SDAY, AUGUST 8, 1907. FAIR WILL HAVE TO WAIT FOR NEEDED MONEY According to a statement of | the falr as vigorously as waa hoped Henry A. MoLean, president of the during the next 12 months. The Washington state fair comminat money from the sale of the shore who ix now in Heattle for the lands will not be at the disposal pose of mooting the exeoutive board of the commission until next year of the Alanka-Yukon-Pacific expo-| The total f the sale of the aition, work cannot be pushed on Lake Union shore lands ls expected & Power company, on the ground state ] | to aggremate $720,000. Three pay |ments are to be made by the pur chasorn, first when the cow |tract 9 Mgned, the second one yoar |later and tho last at the end of |the second year, Under the law, ity will get the first go toward the erection of three permanent buildings payments have yet been made. The first payment on both the Lake Union and Lake Washington shore jands will be only $440,000, an amount which does not reach by $100,000 that to be set aside for the university, Consequently the Oscar Lawlor Hore. state commissioners cannot get| Oscar Lawlor, United States dis money for the erection of the state | trict attorney for@outhern Califor and forestry wulldings until a part|oia, with headquarters in Loe An- of the second payment has been|geles, ts visiting Beattie, accom made, Efforts will be made to #@ | panied by his wife. He ts here on cure funds in some other. way legal business, the nature of which [has not been made public. @ In some parts of Switzerland all jthe dead are buried by the gov The hottest region on earth is Jernment, without respect to wealth #long the Persian gulf or pouition Money loaned on diamon , oe Battleship Nebraska at Navy Yard, | Strictly confi Reasonable ove oor rates, UNION TAILORS’ CleanSweepSale To clean out all goods left of our large Manhattan Woolen Mills purchase, we place on sale Friday and Saturday, 300 yards of Black Thibets and Black Cheviots, enough to make to order 100 suits. We will make them up to order in | A No. 1 style for $10.00 A SUIT Fancy Worsteds Fancy’ Tweeds 500 Yards All-Wool Goods. We will make 150 Suits to Order, a Suit . $12.50 . Now for the Cream Black Clay Worsteds Black Broadcloth Black Thibets and | Blue Serges | As Good as You Can Buy at $50.00 a Suit— MADE 10 MADE 10 ORDER $1 . 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