The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1907, Page 7

pends on Getting Away From Coiled Cable, He fels Car Rum Wild Prom Seventh, Av. to Second. Hi. Laitch of the; the car gained great headway Con a luctor Anderson mped and ran st. cable tine, did Sl to the nearest phone from. which ! iporning that te Seattle word was sent to the power house shouldn't forse’ and that} to stop the onbte. oe In the moantine car No. 78 was forget for a won't consting down the hill at ah rate of speed and two very fright ened women were banging on to their erate while Motorygn Lettoh begged them not to jump telifng them to stiek to the ear and nothing 12:30 | would happen. teo WomeD passrarcrs | Tells Women What to Do. gent of the car, Leitch) And nothing did happen. Down aa opportunity to the hill, across Third av. and thence Pind of material be over Second the car shot. on ite way while Lottch with one hand on the down trip house AdOUL te Tangled. the break lever and the other clang a the car Was near \ing the gong kept up a rapid fh ay, At the * conversation with the women. ger wae waiting Whef ¢ ar stops you Jumy : ar and Leitch let xo | just as quich a8 you can,” Letteh ®.) vi A the ak, | bellowed into their ears ae the oar ie Got stop. Instead | crossed Second & 1 don’t know ly made aware what will happen when that strand A broken strand in (he reaches um Hself up into a con And the women jumped hs Lettch MM wire and that prought the ear to a standatill in ch minute hie front of the Beatile hotel, and wait Dopelessty eniar for the strand to eateh up to the 7 happen he Hut Condtetor Anderson had Siase, But he know that succeeded tn getting word to the BD abthose two women de |power howse on time and as the Sr ae bie geiting away (rom bit confused masa of wire cable cable. passed through the subway under fo the conductor of his|Second av. the cable was stopped Joosened the break 4 Leitch had won his race Refore| Hut he had to go some to do it Tm the event that the Alton is $29,-| granted the immunity, which it has been fully established 4 promised to the railroad through agreement with Former Attorney General | Moody, the Standard Of) attorneys will demand tha? Judge Landia’ fine be set aside. | The grounds for this plea will be that the Standart Of lawyers should have beea apprised of this immenity agreement in order that they might question the Alton rai! road witnesses properly STANDARD OIL ly case h ee September 24 | | CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—Mra. Pal. }langton Booth, the “Little Mother jot Convicts,” will address the na. tional prison congress tonight on her prison work. The subject of 17. | ber address will be, “The Prisoner . & boltey man, hes} Man” GAME WITH SALT LAKE The Seattle high school football team will play Salt Lake this year and will make ap eastern and south . that} ern trip in connection with this & Herrick | same, ff present plans are material that |ized. The game with Salt Lake to Will give Seattle « chance to win | the champtonship of Utah. other men In connes | | deal, but tele | (Star Special Service.) the afterncon| TACOMA, Sept. 17—The female had miscarried and Raffles, who are sald to be respons. Teturn to the house. ible for the many missing articles b the last news the anxious in the various rooms at the Bonne ard from him. | ville hotel, are in jail. They are two very pretty girla, May Case and Miss E. Mann, who have been acting a# chatnbermaida at the hotel. Several hundreds of dollars have | worth of jewelry, ate, have been mast received BY! tonad in their tranks. Chi regarding merly of Los Angeles; tht, formerly of Fay- Mm Tean; Alfred H. Smith, | Mme to Seattle recently from ” Jd and John McCand-| ¥ ete, ae ome | Patrick Murphy and Joho Mack dtm ett, accused of robbing M. N. Stew- Notice. | art, of North Hend. of $9 on the be shut off tomorrow,| M&ht of July 16, were found guilty the 18th, from 16 a |!" the superior court this morn ®. on East Sixty-fitth wt. '9#- Place cast. Brings Valuable Silk Cargo. VICTORIA, B. C., Sept. 17.—THe Empress of Japan has arrived from Orient and her cargo consists silk worth $2,000,000. » SMALLPOX CASES eal West, who states that he BMGT, WAS Arreste ax a by a burg — fay, Passing the night! Quarantine tnapector McGee Grotto sal 3 ; | oe loo acting under instructions from Yester Way t Health Officer Calhoun, has Wet hid when the saloon was busy the past day or two qu ieee Seording to the pe | timing and fumigating houses in| the til of $7. He Youngstown where Mpox has} ae oat. however, and 4. Benny Kelléson,| WHA the money on him |g barber, is down with the disease, | and W. Lindell, a workman, was| removed to the pest house yeater | day ND IS INJURED COURT LIBERATES ect « PRISONERS * car " Py Bt the corr Thy Hugh Carpenter, Wm. Millis and Reever, (at nicht and | Geo. Willis, three convicts who * Fae, Sonls have been serving time at MeNeil’s Whieh was at first th island, were released this morning by order of Judge Hanford, who ous. He is unde fontadl,, Schreud held that the men were illegally detained, thelr time having expired _ (haallad be on the t Firat Furnace for $65 ory. *| For a complete furnace for a five been discov it, emp ed th “ng Coats, Hall, aarp eight-roon use for $65, nee Coats, Hall, 1 i t G. MH. Woodt Co, 112 Univers e ‘ vee IPMAN TAKES A ESPERATE RISK That Safety of Twe Women Passengers Ded {him as the reselt of a wordy quar- known as a bed man. STAND QF DOCTORS ARE NAMED BY I pF CITY HEALTH BOARD The board of health thin after: R. Nooth, Dr. F. A. Rooth, Dr. MM. stéte building of Charles Buck THE SEATTLE STAR-—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1907, att moot TO:SPRE AD FIGHT" OFFER: T0 °o © (By United Press.) Ma,, Sept, 1T-George A was unable to appear fn Inge attending the potting onme for trial were eont mA til Th@eday The two public market ordin: | fis physician pre anoos became a law today without | davit stating that Pottthone is suf | immig the gpproval of Mayor Moore, One toring from an uleer of the bladder, | and Kor ORDINANCIEBECOMES LAW. OVER NATION um | With the (dea of forett At ite coming session to pa ntod an afft (lawn ae will prevent the whole tion ch agitators ty of these authorises the board of which it {4 feared will prove fatal. | try, the Japanese-Korean Exclusion | ering from @ state of public works to contract with the Ke place and the other authorises the covering of a portion of Ptke place during the Interval of bull nf end the ROWS 15 MILES | Jud Thomps blood and the pain he waa suffer | der i Ing, rowed 15 to Bothell, | be raked over and the attention of where he took the train to Seattle.) sovernment’ immigration officials important developments Greatly weakened, but determin.| called to conditions. Vancouver ex: pectetl pe od to have the bullet removed at! mong tated taastek Gabba ones, he went on the operating OLYMPIA, R 1, auperinte Training school, has bee warden of the sts itentiary, to suceced Ward eald, resigned font of the Wash char The secident happened asl pen Thompson was climbing into a boat,! Kin. fevolver which be was placing! in hin pocket, belng discharged Charlie Reed ta well known tn Seattle, having wovorst RESISTED ARREST years as chief of CHARGED WITH ASSAULT. HUNTERS, Ore. Sept. 14-—Dan On complaint of H. Wiedeman, Stafford, a rancher arrested many F. Johnson, G. Johnson and HH. dimes for selling tquor to Indians,| hap not Wright were arrested today and hay been shot and killed by Deputy | fightor charged with assanit. Wiedeman United States Marwhal Pray after cinime that the three men attacked resisting arrest’ Stafford was eer ral with one of them ury has been som ene noon appoloted Dr. William RM. @red Purman, Dr. PP. Waugbop, sent to Kellogg ety bactertologiat, and ap- DF 8. 4. Hahn, Dr, Geo. Mela . & iim, Dr, D. B. Bartlett, Dr. Meredith pointed 20 local physicians as a® Marah, Dr. H. J. Davideon, Dr. A sistant health offigers, for school H. Barnes, Dr. C. E. Guthrie, of Co eked up Inspection purposes. lumbia; Dr, Dr. Kellogx's appointment ex Park; Dr. C. F. Fleet, of Weat Se tends only to the first of the year. attle; Dr. MH. A. Hibhe and De. W.} He will work in cooperation with K. Tymma, the city chemist. The salary wil! These appotntments are to ox be $125 a month. tend for only three months. Each hh week. ALD ) Semmens Dr. W. L. Ladiow, Dr. Maud Par achools by Health Officer Calhoun, month and be assigned league tm preparing to spread ite brought on by the Var 6 saete Healy Gemeney tar the Pee | Compaign far and wide over the on-| will continue to dire section af temporary building on WOUNDED ATHLETE «: country rations of the league. Members of | vt will bo made to agitate the | the Hotel question In every wtate in th Suftie The state of (able at the Previdence hospital thin KELLOGG HAS WHISKERS SINGED mM. 17.—Charles & afternoon, Dr. Raymond being ta} | many & smokeeuffocating charge whiskers singed. Hq who ha survived multitudin ous fery dangers, met with hin mie rewult that Mr in bis old role of fire The discomforting happen soot, and disag AUTO HITS TELEPHONE. | POLE-THREE KILLED (By United Press.) COLORADO SPRINGS, Col., Sept. | =" BADLY HURT BY FALL D. F. Finn, aged 21, was serious jy injured at South Park last night |17.—Three men were killed ‘hed failing from the sidewalk down }o high bank and atriking his hoad | against an obstruction found early this morning under the | dead are nah: | Georgetown Beottinn pagned from 20 sbitiings to 28 shil-| or the schools the average wages ——~ - The following are the appoint. physician will draw about $20 a HOW stand at from 26 to 35 shillings | menta as school inspectors ‘inks a week; “3 “Conservative but progressive” is heating jker, Dr. Eugene Allen, Dr. John who will have the genera! superin- | what Mest’s Insurance Reports “Prigoner ts a Man.” | Mant, Dr. A. H. MeLeash, Dr. John tendeney of the work, ashingtoa Fire. af the W ERROR OF CHILDHOOD t the d Restaurant wolon unions di support of | states at the International ican bor-| as will guarantee the # ‘oxaa will conetusic ngrens | clustoniets will atd the Washington | of prc : xponing wholemmle | gy sal woretary Vowler, who is recov ouver riots, gated tom chistoniate state that! Washington an dthe northw ing | — | they have already 1, the high school} many states, of the ineue, The MAKE STATUE» toard of Pub: ‘ot let the contract for the @ecution of the stat f Chief Seattle now partion and order tt done in marble, Anetead r solld plasiQr of © it ts probable the |e Works m alg, Canes of wmiReltng acroms the north |" yy tarrett, senlptor mae nesonal Japanese, Chinese | ern Itne. an laborers to thin ¢ reputation, offered to do the work in either Alaska or Vermont marble collapee | toy $1,500. ‘The bid is betng con field op: | “tered Helpers’ | RAILROAD TO MAKE APPEAL yprenent | tern (By United Press.) ver} ASFIEVILLH, N. C., Sept. 17/The ent funds to tion in Toftdo, O., next month, will |appiication for an order restraining jeprinter and broad jumper who for| carry om @ national campaign have take the prerogative of agitating the state courts from [the past throe yoars has frured| been contributed, it in wald the question iq the middle west.|tion in suits brougst for | prominently tm loeal athieties, shot Aw firet steps to be tak The lea officers promise to bring | of penalties for ¥ tion of U | himself this morning at Lake Sa#| en whl! be the exposure of Japanese | such bearing on the representatives |iaw. will be heard tomorrow by b, and im spite of lose of |smuggiing across the M weft! Judge Pritchard of the federal tleourt. The suit ts that of the meetfig will be on the 26th, when | joa) of the Southern railway from et EES. Vire Marshal Kellogg, the here of ing came while he was tn | @ thousand fires and the vet an of th }into threatening flames, ts today ® the house AND is KILLED vr": looking, tf very red-faced) The oil in the heater which Mr ma with eyebrows missing and Kellogg lighted had By, and when be applied the match an | explosion of gas followed with th Kellogg and hi at bombard apanion wer nd jtain Graves, and Charles the county hospttal at! ine chauffeur. A fourth man, whise same has not been learned, is said The theory o« assault by robbers !io be dying ia disposed of by the fact that when Finn had considerable Renhot{, of South! money on bis person. in 18 only were one year ago at the Mode Low pri Co,, 721 Pine at. ee CERTIFICATES g CERTIFICAT i a THROWN AWAY ——— ‘ claim Contestants ae catied Cash Credits Worthless: xvesTioate : parsineG RESTE sot onty TH eur c* AND AS et e vo ve pitt cents Which o ets | By manne wn ed bY ® re " een handled , rriLy —_— en, WhO ottered piand . cies piano * Complaints # Coming whe ne ributing $4" | Oy is aoutery to alae sup: | & 4 t ine " Brorthy 1% sdatelen WY ve gite to on 045 in sore ‘8 “e peas gn Aad oT rere Hea te® ot inate #100 cei " hy jlitie found wnat zy pat Bale sing Ow Wmuen TWEE Me ghen OF a pesioes ows @ a recewwed aA saves BIG ‘heave > TM ae peano puvine “rie > ae ne, Temporary Address, 710 Pike Street ra Childish Attack on Kohler & Chase ; by Young Piano i Firm it te evident that our worthy friead, } ‘whose nate appears at the bottom of the ‘ed” herewith reproduced, ts mach dis turbed in both mind and pocketbook over | the success of our recent geographical content. We are extremely sorry to cause so | much anxiety to the audience in the cal | lery, and after all they could not be blamed for being somewhat envious at being #0 far out of the circle of activity. | We “note by bis ad” that our comrade | above mentioned did actually sell two | planos list week, and we wish to con- } gratulate him upon his unexpected suc- cess, One was reported sold at $99.99; | the other, we believe, brought $72.29. Those were both $500 and $600 planos, and the reason given for such slaughter of prices was that he was expected to move several dray loads of his musical | tfosities about four or five blocks out im the suburbs, to bis new store, rented | from a corporation which is erecting a butiding out in that locality. We are | told that by making h slaughter of prices said firm can save $8 drayage. Now, we don't want to be vindictive, or do anything, or say anything that will cause any more uneasiness or sorrow to the younger generation of the piano fra- | ernity. It takes years to learn that it | does not bring profit or gain to deery another man’s success. The attitude taken by our friend is that of little Jobnay, who, when tiny company with his three little brothers and sisters, was asked by the stern parent this question: “Who took the apple from the shelf?” No one said a word for a few seconds, when one lone volee spoke wp and said, “I didn’t.” Whereapon poor little John ny received his just punishment for both taking the forbidden fruit dnd say- | ing “he didn’t” when he did. Our friend desires the public to know their purity is absolutely spotless, that every one else ts a faker, that the com test carried on by them a short time | ago was strictly legitimate and above re- | proach, while every other one is a | awindl To make sure that every one will be | informed of this desire om their part, | we herewith print the ad, that every one may take “fair warning” what a | terrible firm” ts the firm of Kohler & | Chase. Just think, we don’t sell $500 | pianos for $99.99, such as does our truth ful friend 7? Buy there and forthwith | | save four hundred dollars and one cent | on your purchase. They are desirous of | saving eight dollars drayage and there | fore sacrifice the $400.01 How if there happens to be one reons left in & » who think i old house of Kohler & Chase lived and breathed long friend eame into existence, and who, with a capital of $500,000, all paid in, nd that much more surplus) ts big ugh, strong onowgh and trathfal enough to sell a $ piano for $250 or a $250 plano for $350 and still take a $100 | certifieate, or $20,000 worth of certifh cates, for that matter, and still give value |} received tn the plano purchas } persons will find us in our te | location, on Pike street near Se rams ably burne when an automobile containing sev. ngers, returning from Man into « telegraph pole, The Willfaim Ralston, Brit There will be about 10,000 more pupils in the public schools of New York city this month than there — Brown’s in Town Get our figures on plumbing and n baths and sinks. G. 1. Brown Plamb are OX | the $30,900 fine imposed aghMet the Southern railway mead There ‘tre in Holland may soet AWD eties of from,ten to fifty mem bers, whose object Is to get goods ale rates, The usual tise In the news 6 hide jat whole method ia to ad | papers and re } 5 : the v8. | Callson Daniel Fuhrman mic and anromantic business pO . showing a tenant of bis property| 8. W. Ellboy, one of the best use of the fuel of! which heats | @ressers in the city, yesterday call ed at Daniel Fuhrman's tatloring extablishment, 1016 Second ay. and “il run out,| selected @ fall sult from the » ‘| new patterns Mr, Pubrman just eived from the east * with | SRR RRR AEH ree Bevery child that education consists largely in self-nup port, sand earning without saving is fruitless. Keep your earnings where they are safe and where they draw a safe rate of interest. ‘This company pays 4 per cent In tore npounded twice a year, on all savings accounts of $1.00 and upward. Call and get a Pocket Bank Free. German, Swedish and Nor languages spoken. fully paid... .$100,000 outright weg Capital Graves, opening RRR eR EEE For Piano Purchasers It ts probably unnecessary to introduce the old “established firm of Kohler & Chase to the people of Seattle. Every father, grandfather or “greatgrandfather” is well acquainted with this time-honored institu tion, Established way back, the year follow-| jug the “days of forty-nine,” in the year 1850, they have steadily, little by little, won the friendship and support of every man, woman and child in every nook and corner of this “Great Northwestern country”—dur ing which time the honesty and integrity of our house has never been questioned. Now wo have had a great “Geographical Contest.” A great many thoiltapds of peo ple, relying on the honesty and fail deal ing of this house, have entered the contest and received prizes according to the list of correct cities submitted. We herewith print the names of the pér sons who won the first threo prizes: arte B. Downey, 2814 Franklin Avenue, Seattle, Talking Machino—Mrs, F. L. Taylor, 2308 North 59th Street, Seattle. Plano— $125 Coertificate—Robert R. Custafeon, 2003 Franklin Avenue, Seattle. In order that our worthy friend who wrote the “ad” reprinted on this page may have an opportunity to earn some easy money, we hereby offer $10,000 to him or any other person who can successfully prove the prize winners were pre-arrange and thereby fraudulently given out. Every certificate given out is as good as United States 4 coin toward the pur chase of a piano in our warerooms We $260, $300, $350 and upwards—pianos of the best makes offering planos—good ones—for id on easy terms to suit. We have some second-hand and slightly used pianos for as low as $190 and up wards, Not old, worn-out rattletraps, but good, dependable instruments. The fact that we have disposed of about forty instruments to those having certifi cates in the last few days proves those purchasing are quick to realize the value of their certificates—and are not slow to take advantage. Kohler & Chase SEATTLE Pike Street, Near Seventh Avenue TOMORROW GINGHAMS Se, Hoth dress 4 apron Ging hams; the all year round ateriab w dresses and Aprons aA assortment of an ¢ prices Se, 10¢ egniar d i2%e a ard; tomorrow, eholce, Be, Not more than 12 yards t one eustomer BLEACHED MUSLIN 5¢, Try to match this bargain anywhere in le. They ave worth boa at the mifl in case lots and would ordinarily ret 0c a yard Tomorrow e al! you want at a nickle a y ers or children at this price COTTON BATTING & 1-3¢, 20 bales to sell at this . put up in half pound clean batting for making forters, they worth ling @ roll anywhere limit the quantity to each cus- tomer to 16 rolls; tomorrow, three for a quarter TOWELS, 3 for Heavy, large size Cotton Tow els, size 21x52 inches, regular price 15e each. Tomorrow, 3 for a quarter. Only one dozen to & customer, none to dealers. TABLE DAMASK 29¢. Sixtyinch bleached Table Damask, new patterns, not all linen but will give the best of wear and satisfaction and laun- der perfectly. Our regular prices are 390, 43 and Sic. To- morrow, 29¢ 4 yard. BED PILLOWS 9S¢, 200 pair of ther Pillows, weight 3% pounds to the pair, covered with herringbone strip- ed ticking; regular price, $1.19 & pair. Also about 100 pair of geese feather Pillows weighing 3% pounds the pair, covered with fancy flowered ticking regular price, $2.50, tomorraw at $1.69 a pair as long as they last BRASS EXTENSION RODS 15¢. 300 best Brass Extension Rods with large fancy trim mings, extend to 64 inches; regular price, 2 Special to- morrow, 15¢ each. UMBRELLAS 81.00. Steel rods, paragon frames, sitk finished “Gloria,” warrant- ed to stand all kinds of hard wear, beautiful natural wood handles, plain and trimmed with sitver and gold. Our regular prices are $1.26, $1.39 and $1.56; tomorrow, each, $1.00. Get ready for the rain now and save money later. UMBRELLAS $1.49, 0 Umbrellas, $2.25 Umbrel- las and $2.50 Umbrellas; steel rod, tight roll, horn, pearl, ebony and novelty natural wood handles, mounted in gold and sfiver. You will save a bunch of money if you buy here tomorrow. You will heed an umbrella every day now 10¢ Pearl Buttons, dozen ...5¢ 25e Hair Brushes, each . None to deat 5 226 15e Hose Supporters, pair 7ie¢@ be Mourning Pins, paper Se Lace Shoes, pair . * te Hat Pins, dozen . Be 50c Hair Brushes, each ...25¢ 50e Child’s Caps . Se Barbour’s Thread Pocketbooka ... 15e Basting Cotton, spool ..1¢ Safety Pins, paper . i paper . 10e Crepe Paper, rod ... 3c ’Pins, paper Se Brass Pins, pape: oe 5¢ Thimbles, each Ae Se Hooks amd Eyes, card ..1¢ Se Hooks and Eyes, card ...3¢ 10¢ Collar Buttons, dozen ..3¢ 10¢ Toilet Pins, paper 10¢ Cube Pins, Se Relt Pins, eact .. 25 Walst Sets, set . ALASKA HALIBUT— 7%e can, worth 15¢. BEST COVE OYSTERS— 3 cans for 25¢, LAMP CHIMNEYS— Sizes Nos. 1 and 2, Se, worth 9c. PAPER NAPKINS— Imported from Japan, ¢ a thousand, BEST PERSIAN DATES—~ 4 Ibs. for 25¢. EASTERN CANNED CORN— 3 cans for 25¢, MICHIGAN PEAS— 3 cans for 25¢. MARKET BGASKETS— All kinds and prices, This store is near the public mar ket FRESH EGGS— Se doz, worth 38e, BEST PRUNES— 6 ibs. for 25¢, GOOD BLUING— 3¢, regular 10c. PARLOR MATCHES— Zhe box, worth So. CREAMERY BUTTER BBE Ib. worth 400, EAST N HAMS— 15¢ |b. worth 19. ALASKA SALMON— 10¢ can, worth: 19. FRENCH MUSHROOMS-« RE can, worth 50c,