The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1907, Page 7

“42 ° THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1907, - " | KILLED IN COLLISION, BURNSIDE AT SEWARD On E OWT (By United Proge.) The U. 8. cableship, Burapide. TH FR RIRMINGH et arrived at Seward yesterday. The yakea ie jitka- Valder cable, whieh parted | ¥. ©. Ferria has been ap Tn a collision between a pla sf _ fie a oe ; 1 ree Baki. pert rol & Nashville freight train nd a St] T oe Mb vessel will be at Seat in tw t¢ t nm j}Louis & San Francisco passenge Capt erson ro ANE Jtrain at Pratt Olty, Als, (hie tere , pweene | Se *, t tain } Pullm@ Car Conductor J, ¢ | WILL INVESTIGATE | b am aie 1 dan font Smith, of Birmingham, was ine] * | | . ‘ , | i © to ar : siootion trom the | Sth killed and several perenne | SweretarY Grout dt the elvil ser. | ™ fons set eg st , United Prees.) : injured, They were in the last 4 ‘ : J The i as White i » few years ago. By| wut lvice comminston 1 a he Jep f 4 and 1g, Mo, Oct, 12—M 0 a fow years ego. BY | Pullman oat SRE os... 54 a canvass of the j ade 2 “ot Washington, D. r and held for (Ny United Prous.) earty?thls morning to keep order. |tally on the number o ‘ The City of ota ~ porris, of Wasi’ ip cli ‘ VALDEZ, Alaska, Oct, 1%—Six Winter has settled down and @ tag | other buildings that are ar ronounced boy ed to the Miemhia wate: |the Alanka railway, practically des Gov, Hoggatt ts hore trying to quell |not secured a elty Hoense f od Li to th ‘ va v titute owing to the closing of the any distor » but there fe no , 4 " th committed Ps . when she was K byeon ; poh ‘at Parmingtor w : , - Reynolds bank, are today In no, knowing at what time the laborers cine ee "on io arrival here, ay hte senitarium 8 abiwsilline os mood for «trifling: Hunger will will simply storm the town, Food H * { } w aa, she denounced | she Was Co! Rena Wheatley, clad only tn her| make men do almost anything and and ghelter is being offered by the | cl go RE . { § other ews til yeaterday vightdress and carrying with her! as trouble was threatening, 60 spe citizens but the men, absolutely | fae * " mad tw { in the new « H as threatening 1 aneyti further as to the nature oor ® the bedolothing from the room she | cial deputy marshals were aworn in stranded, want thelr money | a9 dap Fy . her « c 1 4 had ocoupled, is today running Wild | gee cate aia ‘ matin mines “ ia — . Cant. OC. FH LESS Ss 7 EA MER the: Weeds act doarnes » apa 7 7 94 | D. Davis, a Black Diamond too | cae ane WE! « © OPERATORS’ STRIFE: sevior woe sor and orm LICENSED 10 WED = » woman | bly, fatally wounded at Hlack Dia | : MARIPOS iy i rounhe votore an IS NEAR THE END 2 ek ' « MOB ATTACKS GAME but as Judge Al on accidental H ed to have | a ft pt ol Pea “= . 1, | Dertwon wa able to ‘conduct al — i us the boy, who was snapping a | mayer, t Vashon; J. P. re i WARDEN RIEF “ ming Bley Rye A te personal examtuation yesterday, the (By United Press.) within the next two weeks. This | rovoiver in aplte of warnings not) and Alice RK. Brown tle Felatives werg On the OFerdue) woman was allowed to go back to| CHICAGO, Oct. 12.—Dispatehes | souree of Information, although not |, had nothing against the man he | Barber of Black Dla i May “ iner 7 nis ts the ttrat ime in 24 h A dey from the sher.|from New York to the telegraph: | directly from Prosident 18} shot, and declaros he did t now Kinnon of I ad | 1 yea r om Tahiti © t® today searching the |@r® headquarters today partly con-| believed to be reliable 1OM8 the revolver was uded n and na A riot which for a time es ed her firm the persistent rumors that the|are that the operators will win @|ociicd today that I w both of D ‘ elog raphe strike will be ended | sweeping victory ably dle La th nd abeth | when Game . R na the snd SERIES OF LECTURES, \* iste = - "| Whiteey oud ithot Watt ¢| de eared at the I t ro CLAIM IS| Peta nor ourery. | YP TQ ROOSEVELT |sessin” Me! into rt dat and arene ki, ch safot ntal life to give In the criminal court this morn sia saat St Paeets of y | Kile t up a hard fight, and of the roots irst Baptist chureh ty a jacke Mac: | me (By United Press) erie S = 7 on et . ¢|30 0 to subdue r Klein o corner of Fourth av. and James thwick’s # W.H AMBOUL, La., Oct adi vig an; Marion Arct i n|™ en to je = | at 2 Sunday. Subject,| Preliminary Investigation made ded not guilty te eries lent Rooseve ® an orpor.| McGregor of Var 1 Ma I , 1 of about Oewanie Steams | “a . The Bible Among Orientals yesterd 4 wed the fact that Fred Obert plead ¢ fee TIS, Monk Gino of Va bs ath ot pores tow Going Swimming? | John Evangelista, who claimed ¢ iiity to wife desertion; W, | tunity to out to hin the need Klein, thre to the vid pone to the a | 8. C. MILLS TO CLOSE jhave an estate of approximately &| stevens pleaded not guilty to theft; |” . gree erthe .. rn Death Record. whole { officers, and only The big Luna Park natatorium ts million dollars, and who is now In|J. J. Bricken pleaded not gullty t str dlp or Deaths were registered today as|the fact that f and his other vessel w always warm, Try it tom ow Shingle turers of British | the asylum, was a victim of @ vto-|jarcen od In ney | 7 Somers a t ; e¢ | Columbia are to follow the #-- 0 of seutia and further shows| crops could = be Infant, October 8, | a t their ent this al ation at Stetlace: is} BID TOO HIGH ad la t \ e « ward i — ——— n this side of : bh nom ee ine and close for 1 Official records in ; " . ‘e cea ce that, as a re { ndefinite period eut break | the case show that Evangelista was| The James Black Masonry & azy and the " ” eae 1 larrests, the crowd had T 4 ., x es and jack ¢ jera from | 4t times extremely violent, cha Construction Co. was the only con oe a a ty whe x oO t 3 © east are give son for School children with clubs, talked | cern to bid today the construe foreign labor ¢ € o ol eared 1 throw | t Ree ROMS IG POM 1 2SU fie se eres crea ent aii yi shh adm of enn wa meee eof eee! st a ag eT r signe of & weak mind. | com pany " wan about §200,000 } " re registered today @8| sony the game warde ef .f t gh, and th ard will not follow . n the ( RUNAWAY CHINK RETURNS. | , - appearance on the scene with @ (Star Special Service.) BUTL R = sontbcrr vl gy > 4 owd by a display of force. AMAGES GRA . PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. 12 " aS GRANVER . i — ot if The es of the United States The revenue utter Perry has ar J. Fred Butler, the noted stoger M. J. Malloy was this morning |about 60 in 1 Immigration service have been per. tved in port from Alaska and will/ who was for years associated with | granted $160 damages by Judge Al-|the Olympus To wife of L. R. Jobn-| mane shed in the new om on the coast during this), withur Chapman, the evangelist, |} for the unlawful detention |to dine, make av. O 6, @ son at th’s Cove win Jim Chinese Thornton, a! wy . ‘ wrvices at tho | of aggage at the Tourist he reorgantaat f t : — runaway Ortental native of Port. py h Con ei church to > bentnes te aed Booger aneet wan of SECURE OLD BOOK. (The Luna Pa 4 fum ts Townsend mt “go as no oon lo nd in case a i spea After agp ny ore ee beg rom all su urned up with - - found, Judge Albert P } urty prine 1 t of new t tly ieee the Perry as cabin boy NEW COMMANDER defendants to pay Malloy a ph ont: gage ony | fe by the Sea Just Opened On a Car Line AT, MARE IOLAND. | "eosgnected a tho valun ot the last | Dh, Tearmasisation questions, an ys ‘ WILL ADORESS MINISTERS. - accue. : A tar os i | old ( er ( | (By United Press.) wiper ge coe, "| the original having been ished Rey. Dr. R ¢ Pitts! VALLEJO, Cal, Oct. 12.—Captain DIVORCES GRANTE ~ [out of the st 405 yea c ° T Pr rt fr of the| Thomas Phelps, U. & N seumed | a WR @MINUTE SERVICE TO SEATTLE. LOTS ARE ALL Sarg, Ts eee Thoma St tee agpsr soo al 3 | PROBING OLDER KIDNAPING, , gis WITH 65-FT. STREET AND 20-FT. ALLEY; SIDEWALK, addrese are te oe “yard thks tnore | ue fe JUDGMENT MUST STAND. and © fe werd awa by (By United Press.) “ ° Monday morning at W. I who {# s00n to retire poe AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12—A t : papers First P terian churet linen ¢ ie Fredresal trom |{Urther tavestigation of the kidnap igt r $2 aga ct wil The jnen.6 ile Fredrosaf trom | ing of Fremont Older, besides a emer t — wh Katie Mar- | sifting of the many sensational In aha. Pacif 7 For the admirers of the best ‘ farshall, abandot t# connected with the trial of abe bt n style and latest fashions. The Jent Order of Vikings of UNIONS MET TONIGHT. t be set ‘ the Hi Men Women and houses The t named labor un 4 not 8 f Child (ash $35 and $5 Per Month Re APR A. ey A Ee teense of ene er tuo of tm ildren - an kod, must return to | tonight wagon drivers ome. whe 6% ht had I] Are daily taking advantage of [i ; ainda and conen eee are news hove ann te aaa the ones goons our liberal credit service, and jf THS 1S YOUR OPPORTUNITY. COME EARLY AND e—- ‘ns t years for killing his » nary os purchase the new fall clothes [ff : < bruset, of Spon ENLISTING FOR NAVY. by paying a little down and a ‘TAKE YOUR PICK. CASE DISMISSED. . euaian ‘nimi te. to Paris. Oct. 12.—Srancole © annie nanding off little at a time ated the well known French poct and the ent, effective w Nine recruits for the U. 8. navy |i STUNNING SUITS es ik mille have been levied |playwright, who has been confined | The intestion of the chief have been secured by Ensign John FOR WOMEN AND ngainat Yakima county for state| to his bed for some time, Is today | familiarise the men in « Rodgers, U. 8. N., who has opene MISSES. eported to be very weak and ft is | with the different sections of the @ recruit Re UP.TO.DATE e re many more ctr feared cannot long survive. t An effort is being made t men BUSINESS SUITS brinne Simpson ee See ; : rommen | O ote tot city work at Ant | Counciiman F. H. Hurd, who has possible Charming Fure and Pur caee te aan’ aneeaiena been fn the Past f tir - ane ~ commen |] Clothing for Women, 703 American Bank Building Lusa Park nat inion, an | tenes Che net Look om the back page. oney back you re Exquisite Millinery Crea . water, just the right t big lL Park natatorium | the G. A. R at Saratoga, N.Y. ro something there that will satisfied Thats Fay's method. tions, direct importations. ematn a all winter oe ned to the city today Talk with Fay about it. *°** ' See Page 4. Everything sold for a little om ; 2 = | down and a little at a time. OUTFITTINGS FOR LITTLE } FELLOWS Eastern Outfitting Co., Ine. SECOND AND UNION. | Seattie’s Reliable Credit House. J H [ : f pron en 75¢ ’ x ’ ' * | F. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Av e e ‘ Wil Remain pen eS coins vnoore SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare 35c—Round Trip, 800 FOUR ROUND THRIPS DAILY, LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:25 a. m., 2:05 and 8:45 pm. LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a m. and 12:15, 3:65 and 7:30 p.m U. SEELEY, Jr. Agent. Seattle Tel. Main 176. Tacoma— Tel. 212 The best Shoe the city While Yo Wait 217 JAMES 8ST A LITTLE FRUIT “ARM, $5 down, $5 a Month Per Acre h \ , f A ereat tunity f ' wn for a long t " In the famous Yakima dis — De sen , sai a ateee : the tnelt thes was watertéhen fitted out with a machinery by the daily a ance Sere 6 greet “pe of ae tape Prom pa rod tat” Gaiiivated, irvinbed. Patronage of + 4 to keep it open for the to furnish this city with a plant that will pump and = | The place t nm heated used by anyone whose health keep in good health and for planted and cared for Mer tank at Luna Pa ie, if possible, all rf place so up to date in every heat 288,000 gallons of walt | and no matter how cold the is not the t, as the con the weaker ones to regain CALHOUN, DENNY @ the manage t That the sublic ap 1 respect as the natatorium and water every night is shown afternoons and nights are, of tinued u alt water has strength EWING, Inc, Alaska Bidg. We are showing th t stylish line of TOP COATS In the City THE TAILORED READY CO | Fourth and Pike.