The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1907, Page 7

eo @ cn ® ° THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY@AUG. 28, 907. ‘ ® 6 aty e tham all previoug admin |® ® ww wk te two he sensed a champagt appetite of ° ee sd MH : CASHES DRAFT AND sic’ bscctont’ ttm testa st he Appears to dighurb the crim: |® PART OF FLEETAO e * # be accommodated with his Income loal ffust world mae than any Come TO SEATTLE, * GOES TO SAIL Wooten: wine ant sutecste 9 a7 ~ Bhd (By Unitg® Press.) son Inwista that he or his friends WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 danikct this tre.| OOH monte the doth. podmine thas unced todayithat prosecution will be avoided part of the Atlantic fleet which, goes to the Pacific coast This winter will go north Beattie and other Puget sound cities o * ” " . _— . ry ~ thing else Is the unequivocal prom: | ° jise by Atty, Gen Dongparte that i more attention ts to be paid in fa Fi ture to securiag criminal penalties ae and jatlgenta’ o — ah IT | Aw noted 1 one defendant our was given ex months in jatl tn. ad “ cond DEVOTEES OF HIGH dition to a fing, and another tNroe S INANCE, WH@-HERETOFORE months tn jail " HAVE BNEERED AT THE Gov. @) Hut these are the only jall sen. Herbert Wilw perf Loan company, of Winntper in today a prisoner tg the city jail eeeeeeeeees Juror In Derend. Frank W. Baker, president of the charged with obtaining money un }der @ise pretenses The young eeeteeeee Seattle Hardawre Co., is a much- nan. wee arrested . “Ve! wanted man for jury servies. He * | Harboe yesterday at Meadow ; ERNMENT, NOW CRINGE BE tonces necured up to date. Thoy|e & kw AHHH eR RK H lacy track, on a complaint of hev.| las been chosen as a juryman to : FORE JUSTICE THROUGH pee Handis fine appear to have| Jing cashed a worthions night draft | Pertor Toot Gee es ae tod. United Press.) Mphers’ unton for operatdFs, Preg| FEAR OF CRIMINAL PROSECU Mise ‘Other notions pot teeters tor BIRTH RECORD. for $200 with H, D. Chetlain, clerk | eral court for September. y 2.—t Tent Small wilt Ue the wires up R®] TION AN ¢ ee actions put together, for at the Lincoln hotel . we YORK, ea are being recelved by him! gt ow D BECAUSE OF THE : gwhich reason th Births wore registered today as| Wilson's story Is not much dif. Mont distressing cases of puter in the Unite: t effect gat the quotations are AT STANDARD OIL, oe e a make a conselentious ef-| follows |ferent from that of hundreds of are relieved by Soap Lak the ebveed shop order « cing handi@® by non-ungn oper x jl in the future to swell this col-| pirdsey To wife of *George| others, He is said to have pow Hirdsey, 1714 * willl 94, a daugh ot the Tele ators over homunton wires. WHY TRUSTS FEAR members aE eo a “In the last six yeare we have oe nnn hown that there is no individual nd no corporation so powerful that Phe or it stands above the possibil. ity of punishment under the law.” President Roosevelt in Province. CITY town add. ‘ent youth, ug ~- Big fines and jail » i ppenle hscietons, be the watchword in Cameron—To wife of J, B. Cam-| De haan be achat tal (all wilt oro, 2223 Goth av, woot, Aug. 25, «1 SMAH Instruments at Less Than Half be knewn by nebody until It falls. | son Ténny—To wife of Cectl L. Te ° ° PRICES AT PUBLIC. |i%ioct" "=" "=" § 1 8 Violins Now $7.60 Morehouse--To wife of William MARKET WEDNESDAY Morehouse, 4278 Winslow place, | Others, Costing ax High as $20, $40 and $75, Now Only $14, $19 and $35. BY GILSON GARDNER, gligible list tn the) the ally #0, according to Secretary | (Seattle Sta Exciusive Service.) gegartment bas deen CM Are the mloiwing WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 28.—| Laborers, teamaters, park Rep lang great national hts 1 on, stable men, garbage at national fight against 4 Aug. 26, a son. Kolt—To wife of Fred J. Kolt, Youngstown, Aug. 27, a daughter. eat hile yesterday's prices on the ard to rebates and secret! public market were generally main DEATH RECORD. discriminations, Thomas and Tag 3 . . ; the traste 4 f\ tained at the opening hour, th . men housecleanere, compu. | ‘he trusts ts now im tull swing, and | gort, Missouri, were fined--$6,000 | oredictinas vere : . od te mor ath werice commision | iraughtemen, levelors, head |traly wonderful resulta are being % months in jail for Thom gets gE a Mid dec nae Deaths were registered today as the nen and possibly rear chain | obtatned tell, og re short day is reapousible for! follows 5 of anot! a and $4,000 and three month i order Sesations to the |" ag the engineer's depart-| For the first time since the peo for Tasgert es ce H 7 Sor eases bet oth pat Saphire eatirass series try and fill . and diitery te fatrolmen: | ple revolted againat trade combina-| Among the more recent actions | hour “ To ee i ae a | to uy au us n and drivers ho fire de-| tions, preventing falr prices, and | be departme: justice| | infant, Aug, 36, Youngs fecure > Preicbn: Baty rel t prices, and |begun by the department of Justice| Choice potatoes were offered at! towm truats endangering the principles are: To diasoly | of tree go’ ument it can be anid of anthracite pctora In now that the millionaire votaries artments; jof high finance are thoroughly the combination /je to ie per tb. and good cook carrying roads /ing apples founud a slow selling at} As a 1 trust; a bill in} igs, @ decline of Sc on Tu ante on fil and vault clerks in the ad tag RO BS he otis. clertca! doparimen } le, 100 acres of land of lay’s| for austonance for 200 sheep or 33 | known as the equity again orke Tobae | quotation at work In the | P K inspectors and posllby | frightened bgp Am ge ry Bm ure dee horned cattle of over 2 ST ne obeameilint dlipohen: phi a “ eriminal prosecution and! and a dissolution the corpora! Gorn 20. 7 ae per Ib GUNS FOR RKRENT—Piper » the Landis fine have do © buat: | ton otition filed to disso! rote Aha Oh a lhe 4 2 re | tant sivetriclana, station atendant | ness Ls tabaci af ig ta het angry Ra mag Onions, 3 bunches tor Bo i RN A —. and for-jhaipers and pole locators, ‘There [aii wktd, Atty: Gea. Hounparte to powder trust | Peas, 40 to be per Toe Furnaces wipers and y Wf0 tenth for nebtention Ge the * 7 | Peas © Se per Ib. udents’ Glo Stradiva i complete, now on 7.6 between thiry are also positions in the brary de. | ah tor Publication om the progress| Several of the trusts have capite:| jieann, te to be fee ih Students’ Gloria Stradivarius Outfit, complete, now only $7.60 why at this time. |, You want one in your house. Its The above offer is the greatest ever made on a thoroughly good fancy, $1 to $1.25; cook-|the best heat you can find. We| violin and outfit, Possexses rich, smooth, powerful tone; the model is he Na : al Association of Retail Drug: | eget. fr 26 make @ specialty of furnaces, Get excellent and made of good wood and splendidly finished. Completely jot the people in their battle against jertminal monopolics. He decil aoe mmc 1to authorize an interview, but, in-| ti ted as soon as they wer by the government attack Aptea, i, handed me a summary of gists made no real oppoattion, and| .2°"%: * te per head. our prices, GEO. H WOOD: | equipped with a handsome black varnished, fleece-lined, laminated MORROCCO the administration's prosecutions |the court entered a decree giving) Goatees. be per, tb. | HOUSE CO,, 112 University st. ***| wood case, with hooks, handle, lock and key, also a splendid Brazil to dite all the reliet asked by the govern. | ctee® Tomatoes, 3c per tb |— ‘ bow, an extra set of professional strings, plece clear resin, four pitch ve “ ‘Thip proved tobe an illeminating | cieet Hoots, carrots, radishes and tur and our complete Howard self-teaching book, with lettered fin- document, as follows The paper trust made terme with | en ee for, be d chart. Think of {t! This excellent outfit now only $7.60 t jount of fines Imposed to Aug. | the governn and accepted 6 de-| Honan te cn aiber Bend Everything now on hand must go, regardless of the sacrifice. - 7, $29,906,100 cree of the court Gaunt Phe yey 4 Rag 5 The finest of Violins, costing $25, $40, $75, ete, go for $14, $19 and Number ot indictments se The elevating machinery trust) Lettuce t heads ‘t gy ty head $95. Rare and costly ones, values as high as $300, $250, and one $600. Others worth $226, $402, $166, ete., are also included. MANDOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS. All the very latest models of the world renowned makes now of fered at a big saving j BANO INSTRUMENTS, HARMONICAS, ETC. cured, 94 did the same. Bille in equity filed, 12 Many of the fines tmposed were s imposed, t the reault of pleas of guilty bureau of cor Some of the olfves in which Crab apples Bpuash, 3 for Remember, we intend to sell every piano and organ and other musical instrument now on hand before we move to our new bulldii and if price-cutting—y downright actual slaughtering of hi grade instruments, counts for anything, all will go quickly. Bear in mind, our “Money Ba Guarantee protects you. were imposed have been appe ; sts under Investigation by bu-|notably the big fine of $29,240,000! Plums. blue Ala Our stock of the leading American and foreign band instruments }reau of corporations, 12 Imposed by Judge Lar Sceman arae ong 5 is the largest west of Chicago. Accordions, Harmonicas, ote., etc. ]. Results of activitice of bureau of| ‘The Sherman act baa afforded al Gramm, Myon sages, 180 a basket. | Here’s Come in and see the tremendously reduced prices. } Corporations: Abolishment of near-| means for ching some of the Blackberries, 10¢ per box | a Music Boxes—The famous Regina and Stella makes; also an im- ly 11.000 secret rebates given by|trasts, while the Elkins and Hep) galmon trout, le per box a Home \ roped prenghny bhameorcasmicrnater tS s,s tos Smaart: railroads to Standard Of corpora-|burn interstate commerce inwad 3 Ibe. for 26 ) 7 cents o ae Htion, and publicity for the methoda have been the ones under which? Sypn dy « ae Talking Machines, the regular $25 values, now only $9.60. We jot the beef trust and of the of! other actions were brought. Under} per pint An Attractive Little also carry the largest assortment of Victor and Edison Machines and | treet the Sherman act 14 bills of equity) i Records | Wade. the wencent ction of /have been filed since 1901, and 14). Hanans ‘et ae | 4-Room Cottage Pianos, Organs, Player Pianos, strictly brand new, also slightly the attorney general cuttons | Indictments secured: two pr Cantal *, 19 for te. | in West Seattle used ones, at reductions never before heard of. } have been con courte | ings for contempt w prosecute through the Yarious inestrumentali.| and fines imposed aggregating $94 Harry and William Carlson bat-| Only $1,850 the of indictment, mandamus,|000, Under the Elkins and Hep-‘red for five daya in their yacht.} equity petitions and jury trials injburn acts there have been 81 1n//tho Sea Gull, after tho rleing b rae Cay Ly as unt like rent and you own the criminal actions agalwat combina. dictments mmvictions, ©0® B6-}heen iald low by wind, but ha: tions dealing in the following com dixmissed, four aq place yourself. It commands a moditios with total fines Seaton et Mt Beliingham from i} eantiful view, is handy to car ‘ eRe Coal, tobaceo, powder, paper, beef | reaching, exclusive of the big Lan. <= nemmnneeen |f and the lot is le and ment products, ol], sugar, steel, | dis fine, $572,000 oO ns on 0. lee, drugs, fertlitaers, coffee, school) A comparison of this record with Brown the Plumber Jos. Thomas & Co. ° ° e and “church furniture, salt, gro-| previous | administrate , We do ptm , Ine OLDEST AND LARGEST DEALERS. ceries, clovators, lumber, turpen-|that Roosevelt's admis it rig ry Entrance te Lowman Gide, [lees egcOnD AVENUE, BURKE: GUILDING. [tine and tranuportation. judged by prices. GO mo oh oa For violations of the Elkina act onecuted and ING CO, 2 vndes Mion a ALASKA HOME RAILWAY Organized by the citizens of Valdez, Alaska, Aug. 10, 1907, and incorporating under Alaska laws, $10,000 per mile of completed road. The Alaska Home Railway represents an earnest movement upon the part of the people to construct and operate an independent railroad to the interior. Practically every man, woman and child in Valdez and vicinity has taken stock in subscriptions ranging from $1.00 to $10,000. There are no promotion shares, no construction profits and every dollar is being economically expended in building a first-class narrow gauge electric road. The railroad will earn large profits from the outset because of the tremendous freight tonnage going into the interior of Alaska. PLATFORM a | | bY i 3 Affiliated Organizations | Alaska Home Railiway---Vaidez to Interior | . ‘ i Alaska Coast Co., operating steamships “Portland,” “Bertha,” “Jean- | Type—Narrow-gauge, 30-pound rails. No free passes or ates fe” and “Santa Barbara” from Seattle. ‘“ | matrueti he spce: ne economic Freight and passenger rates same to all | Alaska Mercantile To Include A. L. Levy @ Co., Valdez Bank sae WES, MOM. speedy. got © economics! Temnad put F ity dn corp affairs j | Mer ereantilo Co, Valdes, and Brown @& Hawkins.’ Seward. | | 5 | Mercantile firms o! 2. Dougherty and John Snyder, Valdez | Electricity, generated by water falls Weekly public audit of all accounts | Copper River Drayage Co.—Freighting line, Valdez to interior | | | stion—$10,000 mile of completed road B ks always open to inspection | Alaska Roadhouse Co.—Principal roadhouses on line of railroad and } | Shares—-$1.00 each, to be full paid and non-assessable Su and equipment purchased direct i hia ee Rac A decks at Velden, Botider and Reynctte ' : Directors—To be elected direct by majority of stock- All bills discounted by spot cash | Aieiheh , , } holders Weekly publication of financial condition 1 | Interisiand Co, with a fleet of veasels in Prince William sound, Policy thie frcial anc . Weekly publication of list of stockholders | | Alaska. : i er ee wt Fly goa Bad No spaualidaws on st sales } ] Reynolds-Alaska Development company, including copper mines at La } | Obje Legitimate development of Alaska’s resources a . ; Toadhe, Revaciée wider Bay, Landiock Bay, Iliamaa and Seward 1 | No construction pr . Mea? i } Reynolds Smelter Co., now erecting smelter of 1,000 tons daily capac tial Sntaeaaic No graft or incompetence tolerated | ity on La Touche taland pe the pe copes ay Of Alaska, by Alaska, for Alaska Alaska Hotel Co., embracing al! the principal hotels and bunk houses | | m m shares 1 1 | in Valdes, including Seattle hotel, Phoenix hotel and Hotel St |] No bonds or other indebtedness. A square deal to a : n | Elias | | | No thigh-salaried. officials HENRY D. REYNOLDS, Trustee | | | Equal rights to all stockholders, Valdez, Alaska, Aug. 13th, 190 bial iii cedlbigill 7 pressed } The chief engineer is Blamey Stevens, M. C., for six years engineer and general manager of the lj As trustee of the people I have the honor to present this proposition to our friends in the States. Reynolds- Alaska Development Company. Construction engineer, Walter S. Jones, C. E., formerly en- I have freely pledged my personal resources and credit to the success of the road and will further it ry gineer of the Alaska Central railroad. Consulting engineer, Col. A. W. Swanitz, formerly wnerets H in every way in my power 5 of Valdez-Yukon Railway. A. 8. Antonelli & Co. are contractors. This firm has built thousands o | sS. sj } ’ ve wasicarth cn | - ubscripti i miles of Western roads. i EVERY BUSINESS MAN | ption Blank ” The Alaska Home Railway will Pg tap vey ees mig with - wor glee ye | {N SEATTLE SHOULD The undersigned hereby subscribes for és, haven tm the “ast Company and on direct line with the United States Government tra 4 graph, Wa ‘ we se x | franchise rf tes nine years from the city of Valdez, and the road runs from its own wharf ! PURCHASE STOCK IN | Alaska Home Railway, at $1 per share, $ herewith to pay through the hea © aldez No townsite scheme, straight railroading. The enormous quantity of i THE ALASKA HOME | for same. ‘ A r i reart of Valdez. & | | Signature os the coast range, a distance interior freight offered assures large earnings the moment the line cr¢ | RAILWAY, AS IT WILL DATE adérens of but 34 miles. | " 7 Over 600 men now on construction work, with 1,000 more going North, work being pushed n 1 MATERIALLY ADD TO | and day. The people of Alaska invite the people of the Northwest to aid them in this independent | THE PROSPERITY OF Stith ahiee aukbevinthan Winn: With china, Gh0@ tk tidaae onder ts Movement and will share the profits dollar for dollar with them. Every stockholder on equal basis \ | 1. D. Reynolds, Trustee Alaska Home Railway, $4 Yesler Way i THIS CITY. ! ! H. D. REYNOLDS, TRUSTEE, ALASKA HOME RAILWAY, 94 YESLER WAY i a