The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1907, Page 1

FOO THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER BORECAST—FAIR T ONIGHT AND THURSDAY; LIGHT NORTHEAST WINDS. D COMBINE CONSPIRES 0 INCREASE THE PRICES WASH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1907 NEWSPAPER MAN IS KILLED BY ACCIDENT (By United Pi 0.) BOSH, Idaho, Oct. 23.—While maling & friend a present of a sheahooter and show him how to Gperate it, R. B. Lockwood, a well known Idaho newspaper man | today aceldentally shot and. killed lee weak awe we motel at Rewgin. He had plan 4 ned tO come to Boise today to take Retail and Wholesale Grocers Make an Attack on Carnation Cream to Force the * a tT el eee ae menace nates at 4 C 4 d Milk fi ' R Z th Pri f | M * BANK CLEARINGS, . the Idaho Scimetar, a weekly pw " per being started here by Senator Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Company to Raise the Price of Its Manu- 5 seat, # | [Rinain Fora number of years | . +s earings today ..$2,126,692.00 ® | Lockwood was editor of the Weiser factured Goods—-Conspiracy Is Criminal Under Common Law. & Talances seu teene #1 Heath * a - * Tacoma. * Ruef's Trial Postponed. ¥ : : ‘ * Clearings today $843,962 | (BAN PRANCIBCO, Oct. 23 » tion Crea Regist oce€ trade paper | Cre to the retatler | 2 pe y | BE cn se conte a.|puntioned tn:eattieg nee eerie as cana tn Rb case. tote, |% Balances 88,897 | Judge Dunne thin morning post eee See HF 20 conte eater. Retail Grocer when the discount is taken, sold |* ® | poned the trial of Abe Ruef on the | { . ” et os at Portland. ® four charges of extortion for two) Who is the best judge of the |at 10 cents per can, the groce a ie te the consumer CAM | eitimate profit you Kho ake |realizes a profit of 78 cents per |* Cleetings today $1,190,016 ® weeks, Ruef was also given two w ia qeteating & crimin le Po gcnmey mind Ip 7 lh gray ud , on his inveat. | % Balance 121,106 & weeks’ respite before being sen saat Oren Seattle te ser rfengeat & | (enced on the extortion charge to ggpociation and the Profit Toe Smait the Po ** & ee & & ee & & & & & Mhich he has confessed oe Groce 1 De “* ‘ per case, or = ~ ‘ ieee 7 the reta 108 It neces yw that ver +9 oe from 10 cents to 15 | you should ‘ for whi f the , sation Cream you have created an extensive ¢ on SET Etaee gore, plataly | time and money ¢ , wiil be rob seattle meat mateo, ofit? t plracy eee ee ice a Peat ie sk a » the manufac. |O% foot to force the advance In the Ce esod Mik " turer whe eubserves Your n. | retail price of Carnation Crean ganmetarers of Carnation Cros ore t is cos ed | ane retall price of their CHER BROS, Seattle ; ‘ ! » | oll cent in r that Simultanec y with th ttack ofit | anil ks Se jedder and retailer can r a Pacif %, ! Conspiracy Criminal Thrown from his seat when his force and the wagon, in a partially » ester profit. 5 rage Alga ge al nde} ay nt ecanvitecy to (118. Wa k by Beacon Hill car|4@mdlished state, was shoved to Attacks Carnation Cream . - cig aghl gee Bray, < he f any & le of | No. 109. run: a high rate of 08° #lde by the impact of the blow. | The refusal ot the officers of the | ee eee the noe ao | com ’ r tt |. D. Stanbury, a driver for,,PMttolman Doyle, who investt- | ormpany to advance (he retail beer wholesale and | | ving alge gated the accident, said that wit jes been met with an atta vn ven : , ’ r ‘ " den W Haking Co. W8# posses insisted that the car did im and upon Carnation Bhp My wv a . att ort injured shortly after 7 not stop after striking the rig, They fram, their product, all al the Pa y are th « a kt , ng. The rig wae Suecoeded tm getting the number tne. The sure of pirckcarwee “# 4 t 1 hed and the car ie Of the ear, however, and as quickly Wall and wholesale grocers’ asec: | aan Ad t waid to } cont! on the trip 8 possible Btanbury was hurried | data bas been brought to bea nme ed hold ‘ b wing stopped eo that (© his home in Southeast Seattle tp force the company to what it The y bas » tly - . « f fix jgation could be made and given mdeical asasistanc yas refused to do tegen é fesed to advas " t a Li ta Th ac nt curred at the) The exact nature of Stanbury's | Sumer Bros, one of the whole | conte to 15 cer a pook-me ng Ah come orsection A st. aod Injuries are not known, but he is! See domes which refuncs to sell cans for & quarte ‘ aes that ite | Twelfth ay, south car came believed to have been hurt inter: | rage eae = that the consumer eady pay nat Ce has |¢ ¢ y, not see nally. Manager W. Ro Dickson, of | a the the right Foaee ing as much for ta ’ B wagon it fom, struck the. ¢ n Wost Baking Co., ts tte retail association leading | ld be ar that « But the jobbers Mh it 1 ‘ was favent sting the accide nt this aft Hafeat on the Pacific Coast Con.) TN” ie w etailers have no right in law to) throws terrific | ernpon Mik company among the | jue ip © at ombain attempt to force the manufactu j That firm caused the fol: | ese" ae stint ers to advance the ret e. The eae : rusiness ne company ’ letter to retail gro method and boyec Profit to Retailer fe be printed on the front which they are using to do so are 7 of the last igsue of the Trade The present price of Carnation | criminal iter eearly three and one iment in the effort, a jury wa Gay secured in the Dow Sr @ tt Il oelock this mo Te Ma address to the jury Prosecuting Attorney John Willer scouted the idea of in 8 8 defense in the case, and Mate would intro teshow beyond the BS doebt that Smith was & As HIE sit perfectly ratiogal on the morning of the ageiy. He stated that Smith called on his wife the even of the day previous, and at time made an appointment ber to return some of her ‘property, had in his pos which he am the fol orning Miller said that during this of his wife to the prisoner datimations of a h and that the keeping his 7 va be t & revolver | last % Grtridges at a down-town * He was given cartridges a Mother make of wea faa returned to the rs: ; > ) <== When the Canadian Pacific line t W Weattle, through the cor Mie North Coast railway, and the SEttradtion of a road between the fetes St Bumas and this city Smpleted, the Canadian road WS have & belt tine tappir fection of Hastern Want We as well as th princ the final a« t ow py Pacific to build e fled Saased by the act e A Gt Northern, Wnion | ‘ ‘ Mikes and Northern Pa to reach ( i iu the of local ra Hoth the Union P roads ba Pac Sneed the intent Tateouver as feoc Mes, and the has handied business th Sement with the « Me, Will bulid trom Binyra MeCleliar filed in hoTning Ganpial nt Sort this Like the ent boarders at the stein and Charles girl who for ‘ANADIAN PACIFIC TO HAVE A BELT We Canadian Road Is Built Into Seattle It Will Tap Wheat Section of Eastern Washington and lamber Districts of Western Part of State—Activ- ity of Other Roads Forced Action. two came back night, and the this morhing gives arrivals the names ¢ vens years has s CURE JURY IN DOW SMITH CASE ' the ed has reached a traffle ag With the Pa f ‘ ( t ® WSBAND WOULD NOT WORK FOR WIFE DESERTION t La H At . at 5S le W a i against face | | hairs ¢ depart ing mined efforta to « the heads nt through male appa men as @ This time with being der the she has LINE ee * JAPAN TO HOLD * A WORLD'S FAIR. # * (By United Press * TOKIO, Oct i 7 ed t* . 1 The * * ~ * * * eee eee eee eens ee iS KING PETER'S THRONE IS TOTTERING (By Ur BELGRADE, Oct rhe ted Press 5 STAR BOARDERS RETURN 3 = SAYS HE MARRIED HER FOR HER WIFE fel tn he would tell he (By United Press.) ve with any other womar SAN FRAN ©, Cet Talbot 4 © case ti ‘You made that vow?" ; ‘Yes, and kept tt, too,” answered ® * eating He witness with extreme path x th oxa A new was then " ' Mra. Talbot | a@opted attorneys \ part of the | ty yup t stated 1 testi thd? he had nev ented his wife f which he! brate r cruelly “ ed aud 1 suppose you were always } amiable and quiet and good natured A M Talbot had |—ne ripped things Mr tten t t “ Feb Tajbott's attorney asked sareastt 5 , * prin. enit , welt upe “ «. In| The court stopped the witness to his letter M i asked inqtire what was meant by “rip mc t t cughter ping things up a r aah, ibot inquired Jf the attorney t ¢ ng meant the carpet, and the counsel he replied with a laugh I mean did you ever things? rough house his wife, t t he ever’ Talbot replied that he had not MONEY---CHILDREN THRASHED HIM In the testimony of B. R. Kolbe, ing feet. Before he got to the cel ‘ : ¢ having mar lar door, however, he says they fell le he y, given this Om him tm a body and beat him 0 5 a the |UD #0 badly that he required the ‘ e ag Senistance of hin wife in getting te oe the wpetaira to bed , a abt, After this welcome home, which t oovurred tn Streator, Il, in 1901 K couple decided to come to fut the where they have resided since, The wife, in her statement of the case, says that her husband weuld not work, Dut be wed her money, and invested | his own na name “ BREMERTON GETS COAL 1 The ha riv ed at antiiy 4VERETT, COULD ¢ GET A L/TTLE INK OF YOU To ¢— 7 KEEP AW SPECIA BOTTLE HERE )vusr 70 SUPPLY MAN SPONGES [ht x % —- ONE CENT - 2. = - RI 25c PER MONTE GERMAN BALLOON MAY TAKE PRIZE DEPUTY SHERIFF \r-avcled Over Fic Hundked Mile g ed Miles From St. Louis CAUSES WEDDING Other Contestants Are Making Landing and All Will Be Down by Night. VOL. 9. NO. 107 Bxercising bis power as officer | of the law for the protection of the weak and defenseless, Deputy Sher iff Bob Hodges today personally an inns conducted Martin Pahernik and Marl Vickovnik from Black Dia-| (By United Press.) Jin the European contest last year |mond to the marriage Heense wine] CHICAGO, Oct. 23.—Th balloon | by 300 miles dow of the King county court | | tones Aw license for them |¢*¢itement fn fierce in this section! Wirt eron oO, Oct. 23—<A and then saw that they were united | of the country, All day yesterday | monster balloon passed over here in matrimony with all legal form. |and last night and beginning early at 7 o'clock last night, dropping a Mr. Hodges states that the bride |iniy morning reports from various | bag of sand with a e reading groom persuaded the bride to come | “If Harvey W were alive here from Europe several months | *¢¢tions brought news that the) ig vise him ago under promise of marriage, but | tate populace is scanning the Hope Jones will be elected when the lady arrived, the ungal-|heavens for the contestants in the | mayor lant sultor changed his mind. After | world champlonehip racer According to billboard, John & heart-to-heart talk with Officer |cording to advices it is believed! on’s cireus below us, Give Hodges, however, he decided to} that six balloons of the 10 are sti John our best make good in the al The bag of sand, strange to say, M K. B. Hersey, of the Ur ripped the tent of the elre and hit musictar demolishing @ d fracturing the skull | States weather bureau, in the among the i loon United States, was the first! bass drun t gt contestant reported as landing. A/|of Olive Ei « \n e received from him report ed that he Janded safely Jast night! perRoIT h., Oct. 28 0, one musicians, An five miles south of Hamilton, On-| unidentified anded this tarlo, This is estimated as over! morning seven north of Mt. 600 miles on an air line from 8t.| Clemens HOLD-UP pl oaest c< ASHURY PARK, Oct The were seen between Oe an balloon landed on the se § o'clock this m ning t hore near here this morning lowing places Philadelphia, (By United Press.) traveled 660 miles and pro’ Whee «, four, Lockpe N. ¥., CHICAGO, Oct. 23.—An attempt | Wine the The Pommern was|two, Wilmington, Del., Westmin }to hold up and possibly wreck the | the first balloon to st ster, Md., Camden, N. J., Elkhard, anhandle railroad pay train and |!ouls, and was in cha Ind. It {9 believed that the total rob it of $20,000 was frustra +) Erbstoh and H. H. Cle number of balloons sailing this night near Reynolds, Ind. The he morning was six. up men set two bridges on fire RICHMOND, Vi Oct. 23.—The aes Reynolds, hoping to halt the pay |French balloon Anjou landed 20! poyeR, Del., Oct. 23.—A balloon train between them, but by some | ™lles from Pittsburg this morning eved to be the Isle de France the bandits stopped a local the middle of a creek, This they did not} PORTLAND, Md., Oct. 23.——The from Dover. It had crew extinguish America, piloted tb Chan miles ed the flames on the burning bridg d here at 8 o'clock this and the train proceeded rain, 4 RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 23.—The | LEESBURG, 0., Oct The| reach balloon Anjou ts sow be balloon Lotus, manned by Claude | lieved to be over Chesapeake bay. Brabazon and Griffith Brewer, de-|!t passed 30 miles from Richmond scended in the southwest corner of |this morning, going northeast, F te county at yesterday IS CHARTERED fternoc Brabazon was slightly NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—Having The aeronauts slept a farm |saiied 800 miles, an identified Bes 68 . t night balloon is traveling in a northeast- Alaska-Pacific Steamsht; erly direction over New Jersey and ox ny has chartered the ste er NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—A message | will probably approach the ocean Ohio of the Waterhouse feet to| was received this marning from | near Long Branch tn a few hours. take the place of the steamer Buck- | Pilot Hawley of the balloon St. It is far in the lead of all contest- man while r el is be | Lo saying that the St. Louts ants except a balloon carrying the repaired a sled on | had 1 at Westminster, Md hb flag, which is over Bound doc The Ohio will | at é morning on account of v n the next triy mity of Chesapeake If the leading ba is in a mar 1 her fixtur ocean. The 8t wind blowing north northeast it fan te ed nen 700 miles w can pass over the n ocean and As the Ohlo may bo secured a mishap and exceeded the record to New England. the present time ye ed, th = cements Alaska Pacifi mpany med ainadis te tcaakt ts teen TO DOCK THE LYRIA The Lyra has heretofore been now, instead of ing until Jan op ted between Puget Sound and sary as was intended. It is likely| The Lyra, operated by the the Or with a full Chinese that the Ohio will also take the|ton » Co,, will be taken crew. The Chinks are to be dis- pla the Watson while that ves. | to Q ter Harbor this after- charged immediately and sent back ~ undergoing ove ‘ locked and paint to China, and their places filled repairs. The Ohio is there she will go t with white men when the boat goes Nome. on the New York route. land SUPERVISOR PHILLIPS to load grain for New ¥ UNDER RUEF’S THUMB Syl hcg agape in the Ford Trial Phillips Makes Man * + On Stand in the Ford Tria ips Makes Many # WILL NOT GO TO SENATE. #| : ee : + Startling Graft Admissions—-Heney and Ri * y United Pree) artling y ogers * HOLSE Idaho Oct * 2 a4 t vated siates senator wits | Engage in Personalities. oF torah that he will ® not take his in the sen- * 2 a # ate until the end of the trial * (By United Press.) ing the cross-examination of ul Geerae A. Pett in | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct a ed tilt took place © wien oa tor. #| When the Ford trial was ré 1 between Heney and Rogers. Rogers & The trial is set for next Mon. #|this morning ex-Supervisor was making an assertion in regard dad. and Mt fe believed thas @ | Phillps took the stand. The previous testimony of the # two months will be required. eys for the defense fought when Heney jumped to his . * mpt to introduce the cor his face purple with rage, and Se ee A ae a me ae between the witness and shouted allagher in regard to the | “I am tired of hearing the coun- of bribe money, and it was! se} make false statements before TRAMPS SHOOT UP © oe nies Sih | i that the w 88 Well, there is timony,” eclared that he Roth attorneys began re the | eceived the } 000 from Gallagher | transcript at the ¢ stat he plate we that packed uy sser- (By United Press.) ent, as he had been i t p nee «ROSEBURG, © . sant eg Mog ige ee glie tee You can’t tell a s twice with- ar wt d passed in hi y ‘ Oh, well, I would hate to twist : b Bat tae pve gpa back following crooked hipping stock | exam Rogers read a p a answered Roge were gry b f t in the ip 1 Heney Outwitted w in ke off the cars./ed that he said the franchise would| Rogers delved into the immur \ were sta g | be 1 thin 4 that the ter contract and then ¢ \ P oa of the caboose f € had t bee 0 ed dav in which Phillips wore h the ‘ed t lat Phi aid that th hat he had never comm ed n was th bh Afte Philli a b OLYMPIA FOR CATALLA Rogers secure the adp had signe fay I sm him that g avor |then de t N hw 1 be a h t f hinse and th action be sh ng oo ~~ No Terrors of Big Stick gn ncn ge A i winte few days a snelud Roge " 1 Ph ft c el o¢ ed i The ¥ at " ag 1 . 1 b wa 1 en ' i led W . b id « that the richie 0 ‘ " for } Pag h RETURNS TO ALASKA a or Coffe a b . b Clarence 1 H « wh odie 1 ( ‘ . ht kc t t Frisco Plague Report ited the office of He and. had i He pla sation show bh iy tell the tru ‘ 1 . ha rt en ‘ at The pect 1 ir € Anothe le | taken . h LU wing the Phi v t 1 € 1 Pp ma ved ala y the board | voted a A ve live i ¥ 1 Hh ew 0, no suspect hat hough he was Li Ruef had 1) verified, 46 deaths, 19 cured, §| not have voted for it if Ruef } ld have voted | remaining, 38 suspects, +! said “no.” Rust had told bim wo en ' a