The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1907, Page 7

BURNED IN — -FRUI ° arrange x untold agony, Joe Watson Company. No feet who fell into|monts have been made as yet for of boltimg fruit Iulco atgithe funeral a rap It was while the men were en last gi@ed in a frBndly souffle that they slipped and @U into the big vat of y el a. Goattlo General Hoapt ajuries were known to | fruit f the attending alg morged that Mills would re? hts hips Refore belng taken to the hoap! oft King was takon {n/ tal Mills fatterworth & Son, tigly due to their own carelens Mae remains of Mille aro at} ndks and it ts not Wkely that Cor ste ghapel of the Honney: | oner Carrot! will hold an inquest na t mink the Puget sound | wecemmending that memor | monuments. ted Var for memorta ministem have r and Nisqually Seely ma Le gwitch at Fo ed tn a rest . ® ttn sw BUTTE MINES TO is im which G.} « $HUT DOWN (By United Ptams.) | NEW YORK, Sept. 18.--The an-| Y coment that the Amalgamated | or Co, has decided to close! all its mines in the Butte », le expected within the next days, says Wall st. The short it te believed, will last not! Jown eas than two or three monatha, end| before the mines are reopened, tt te said the amalgamated will lnetet iw & readjustment of the war scale, Its Inability to secure furt! scoommodations from the banks! the engi: operating expenses, owlng to} bed vs ork at pree-|the stringency of the money mar the heels of the ket, is sald to make the shut down » necessary Stanford Thanks U. of W. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal j- | Sept. 13.—The students have pas forced od votes of thanks to the college boys of the University of Wash ington at Seattle for assistance in Alaska recovering the bodies of J. F. Gow to be horn and G. S& Jacqueth, who were drowned last July in the | lake. Longworthe Arrive at ‘Frisco. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.— [Nicholas Longworth and his wife [have returned from the Hawatian | tstands. 4 will leav Saturday ns was submitted = this direct ‘incinnatl at the meeting of the) “Putman boots, if you are going | ministers, At hunting. They are just the thing that you want for comfort. Hf 1111 Piest av From 2% to 16 yearsold will find suitable eothiag in this store. We have Sailor and Single and Double Breasted Sacks and Nor felts Cheviots, Tweeds and Worsteds are the fadries. Prices for Ressian §=6Mouses, $3.50 Up Overcoats - 5.00 Up ppnoats - 6.00 Up Tiiclsheimer & Co. 800-804 First Ave., Corner Columbia St. Boys’ Clothing House in the State tayt, Salo ian 6A te the : wr & Om. Mere (DAT and 4 aa ent scart PiuNee cnar Edward | Hrittiant New York ff Wednesday mat Rake Rig » LOIS THEAT ER . mages Seemnd Avena Speciet Kiks’ Parade Views, = seats LAUGHING Attraction, FOX AND FOXER'S CMOCUS. LUNA PARK featest Playground on the Pacific Const Ault to Lana Por Family The ater and Reais WriKe wrnner 4 Pag THE MOKEE ~ tle Money. Hverything at ts FAMILY STOCK CO = . Oliver The Neer Northwe 2st League--Athietic Park me 3:30---Tacoma vs. Seattle | ake V 25¢ and We Bem RACES SIX RACES DAILY AIM OR BOM. Piet Race, 2 #. mM. re Pipe Avene, and ineteon Btreet. ‘ates % th ~ fer Car, Adem AT MEAbOws | Ce sate et ee ioe. BR he |SAPANESE ARE a SThat Boattlo Japanono residents foar a hong outbreak similar to that in Vancouver i evident from the police records, which show that in the lant ton days 45 rovolvers of hoavy calibers have been sold to Japanere por cent King was ontirely sub-|¢¥eon Monday and Thursday, In| Selig, who represents Joo and Mills wont in up to] several cases more than one weap on has been sold to one won of| Rattling Nolson at Meno | Nippon ald the accident was en-|ly heavy in view of the fact that a MON ago seldom were salen of wears to Orlentitla recorded st confer) ding Jolinson has come out flat-fo tate for early chureh work in the} and said state of Westington be constructed) for the presidency.” and wee requesting an appropria — tion for the fon of several Uy your hat ot KE. N, Brook Co, THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SHIES AT OFFER SEPTEMBER 1 > ARMING (By United Pre 4 foolish gambler, SAN FRANCISCO, Of tj numbeedully 60 have Been purchased be pt. 18 Gang, fr running as a pro Alox Greggains applied for & P4t fam concerned. He ar any fight in which Je He wt I will never allow Gana to fig! be! any club that Jim May is sted In or ie backing, 1 be: | that his proposition to bet $20,000 on Nelson in the event of the mateh being made shotid dig |) The qualify him from promoting the fia donate bout, Any man can see that Gan» phe Will be @ strong public chotoce ovdr For t the Dane if they enter the ring Pitiveway from the .| under present conditions. pinus to Delmar park | “May must either have an ace in This sale is extraordinart purse of $100,000," GIVES RIGHT.OF. WAY, “Vm not a Candidate.” PAUL, Sept, 14. Stop h@ how, everybody, Governor od 1 am Ot a candidate pven ~ FOR RENO FIGHT and I for one Non Mo not consider him in the latter I consider May out of the ras far aw L muld not pro-| Gana | 8 & principal, even if he bung up ompany on of land to d for a rightofway jon of the Ifterlaken present ter Colman Pe “More battreshioe at the havy Pard | @raphs at 1331 Second av ** the hole or be acting the part of fhan evor before, a ALASKA HOME RAILWAY The city counet! will consider sed | Fourth ay the cordance officials to approve the five montha after the awarding of the contract BAN FRANCISOG, Denver Kd Martin, sparring partner of Gus | Jack Johnaon and others, has been | malt tonte e join the eamp of the San Rafael today with the Aquires some-of the trade {tam Dell, accuse Mina Addie Roy point wan whe on ©REGRADE HEARING, PURE FOOD SHOW regrade assesament at| meeting Monday night, in ae Wi@ tlp promine of elty was ano uM within tooa (or the oman's motive bealde fer and burning The Patronage at the pure show being held at Byeamland rink | * under the « ploes of the Central RESTING STABLE, biing In the evening M tortainment ts furnished both afternoon and evening booths report steady pa Among the largest and mow t fully decorated be « those of Hept. 13. the Seattle Brew 4 Maiting| who served a8) Co., who are doing hing busl-| Rublin, | news “disposing of a new brew of) iat COFFEE Starts the aay s run oyer the hing 4inepark BILLY SQUIRES (By United Press.) Leave Pier 2 tw #06 battle xed by Bill Squires and will ia “viata to clever, WEAVING A WEB right, if not ad K | wrong, Hamilton Studio (Star ipestat Service.) The Alaska Home Railway represents an earnest movement upon the part of the people to construct and operate an independent railway to the interior. Practically every man, woman and child in Valdez and vicinity has taken stock in subscriptions ranging from $1 to $10,000. There are no promotion shares, no construction profits and every dollar is being economically ex- pended in building a first-class narrow guage electric railway. The following cables received in Seattle yesterday clearly indicate the attitude of the substantial citizens of Valdez regarding the Alaska Home Railway, its value to commerce, and the assured profits to stockholders The loyal co-operation’ of everyone connected with the road is overwhelm- ingly invincible. } Form 135-—1906 Signal Corps, United S ‘Telegram tes Army RECEIVED AT 1306 First Ave., SO. Si. U. G. Hn. 240 Paid Seattle. ar 11, 1907, 12:52 P. M. ; Vahig, Alaska, Sept. 10, 1907. H. D. Reynolds, New York Block Wash We, the undersigned business men, miners and residents of Valdez, Alaska, desire to expres our unqualified confidence in you and in the Alaska Home Railway. You have in the past six years expended hundreds of thousands of dollars in the devel | opment of at natural resources of this section of Alaska. You have met every obligation and all of your enterprises are a decided success. Six hundred men are now employed on the Home Railway. About ten miles are ready for the rails Your energy and push has made a new record in rapid railroad construction. The | Home Railway beyond any question will be the most profitable en mhave | Seattle orise y | ever undertaken in Alaska. Its stock will pay handsome dividends, It will open up the richest mining section in, world and will more than double the popula tion of Alaska in one year. The profits on this failway should equal those of the | White thousand. tons per River mini ly and every o this highly beneficial y | Logan Archibald, Edmund Smith, W. A. Rystror Charles Kramer, F. M Boyle, |. G. Snyder, Ed Wood, S. A. Hemple, Arthur Lang, Al White, James Fish, Oliver Hubbard, J. W. Little, George Treat, T. E and fifty-four oth ers, more to follow, everybody signing até te entire pec freight to Cop- | here are with you financial- | ctive tactics in carrying out | Pass the first year listricts Operators estim next year, The way and will not t ate any ol 1 yer Dougherty DR. W. A. RY TROM \ m Form 125—-1906 | Signal Corps, United States Army Telegram RECEIVED AT 1306 First Ave., Seattle | 70. Si. U. G. Hn. 23 Paid Sept. 12, 1907, 7:57 A. M Valdez, Alaska, Sept. 11, 190 | Fi. D. Reynolds, Alaska Home Railway, New York BI ttle, Wash | | Four hundred forty-seven laborers Alaska Home Ra ha | signed resolutions assuring you their entire fidelity and confidence. PD | warded first boat } ANTONELLI & NELSON | 11:13 p.m Form 126-—1906 | ‘Signal Corps, United States Army Telegram | } | | 20 Vo. R 13 Paid Sept. 11, 1907, 2:44 P.M. | Valdeg, Alaska pt. 11, 1907 | Mr. H. D, Rey w York Block, Seattle, Wash Inspected work Sunday. Railroa truction progr g rapidly, Wish th i Rai / | Ip. m BLUM “ t he present cost of freighting from Valdez to the summit of the Ala ka ( t range i O0aton, Witha freighting charge of but half of this, \laska Home Railway will clear profits of over 25 per cent this win ron tl present assured tonnage There is every indication of a great rush of men and supplies into the interior because of the building of the railway, and it is probable that double, and possibly quadruple, the usual amount of freight, will go into the inte vr of Alaska this w Remember, the White Pass & Yukon Railway, built under similar con- ditions from Skagway, earned 100 per cent the first year, and fas earned 62 per cent every yoar since. It has already eonpened $56 per cent profits on its cawt, : ‘ 4 inter. . * (= ro Mentatibeletintuel permenant ted eden ed ret & ay Pt ntl ated ET |e AS YS St BATT yoy OEM sIm0 a, sacrsoe eles sdietee: peoy arjed officials publivicy Antonelli & Co., Contractors Hotels and Saloons of Valdez . Alaska Home RailwayPlatform Type—N arrow gauge, 30. P mind rails. Construction——The most speedy and econom- ical possible generated by wat Is. Capit m—$10,000 per mile of comp es—$1.00 & to be f sid and non-assessable. Direct- ors—To be elected direct by majority of stockhold icy—Uniform freight rates and fares. Object—Legitimate development of Alaska’s resources. Operation—In the other indebtedness. No high sal- rebates. Utmost ks always open bonds or s interests, No promotion shares. N: Equal rights to all stockh i Weekly pu ers. No free audit passes ofr of all accounts. Be inspe equipment purchased direct. Al! bills discounted by spot cash. ar pilieation | of financial condition. No construction profits. No graft or incompetence tolerated. “@{Alaska, by Alaska, for Alaska. A square deal to all. an HENRY D.& Valder, Alaska, August 13, 1907 ~ The following are among the largest Alaska subscribers to the stock of the Alaska Home Railway at the Valdez Mass Meeting, August 10th, Ex-Gov. John G. Brady $ 5,000 T. E. Dougherty and John G. Charles G. Hubbard, Hubbard- i Geyer occics vcssscescnnss 2,500 Elliott Copper Mining Co. 10,000 Members Valdez City Council .. 5,000 J. D. Meenach, of Ellamar Min- Employes Reynolds-Alaska De- ing Co, . 16,000 | velopment Co. + 5,000 Henry D. Reynolds, of Reynolds- | Employes Alaska Home Rail- Alaska Development Co. 10,000 way 4,000 Wm, Eagan, Copper Miner 10,000 Prospectors of Prince ‘William A. L. Levy & Co 2,500 } Sound +++ 7,000 Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co. 5,000 i Ladies’ Guild of Valdez .. 740 Biamey Stevens, Chief Engineer, 5,000 | School Children of Valdez ..... 470 Members of Tillikum Club of Valdez 5,000 Alaska produc Id and four and one hundred and thirty-five million dollars gold in ten and last year produced twenty-one million dollars in a half millions in copper. Betore—Alaska Gold Discovery—Since Times hard | 1907—Times good Real estate low | 1907—Real estate high. Work scarce, j 1907-—Work plentiful s very low 1907 sits only 1907 over 69 Alaska Home Railway Will Make Seattle Greater or every do of Alaska gold there hundred dollars of Alaska »pper aw lopment. But transportation is absolutely essential d the railr upply it . Copper mine ld mines can’t afford to pay $500.00 per ton freight 100 miles EVERY CITIZEN OF SEATTLE SHOULD SUBSCRIBE TO THE STOCK OF THE ALASKA HOME RAILWAY will return good dividend It ill increase Seattle's trade It will add largely to the Alaska gold and copper production which om to Seattl It irectly benefit every resident of Seattl A New Seattle Railway I Alash Home il eal Through control of ye "athe ist Stean a Soattle is the real ter vine | iska Coast Stean e a ferry between S¢ id \ longer f y than t ¢ the Columbia R but still a rHE PROMINENT BUSI EN OF SEATTLI IN ORSING THE ROAD AND SUBSCRIBI lO ITS STOCK ther rail now build Il help S$ tle more, for the Al Home Railway ill develop the g t Al 1 interior country, one of the richest mineral regions On earth, and ma t tributary to Seattl The people of Valdez invite your stock subscription, One dollar a share All stockholders have equal rights and equal profits. No promotion shares. at the Seattle office, ALASKA HOME RAILWAY HENRY OnREYNOLIM, Trenea . Rasement, Now York Blok, - Write or call for complete information A OTE HREM INT NRT ITE: en £80 oy Ser of the murder of The strongest udge Neterer ad WELL PATRONIZED) °° iia tr, stable for use of the the park in accordance voted by the park TIGHT ABOUT DELL so at starts he day | Your grocer returns your money Hullding. Artistic photo-| BELLINGHAM, 13.-~The it you don't lke Schilling’s Best; reasonable prices, No state is weay g case ofl we pay him me or other frauds e** circumstantial evidence about WII) wt,