The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1907, Page 1

'. THE SEATTLE STAR | [onecent e . WEATHER FORECAST—FAIR TONIGHT AND er TyRDAY) LIGHT BAST WINDS, g SEATTLE, WASH,, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1907, © PRICE 25¢ PER MONTH. 53,000 CATES Mouener”” CARROLL HOLDS UP THE {te her suloide pact with her hue |a tow minutes, and Mra, Tollefson | nave, with the sage revolver that |fmme@iiately took advantage of the “ he shot himself to death ten days oppéftanity to kill herself, coming Monday The rubber stamp was resorted to by the mayor to obviate some of the labor of signing 1,888 salary oink sagen a am mR a soi . A Will H La ERE RRR ee ee ee ee eee id t(j ¢ II Pla 1 Jud nd Clearing House Association ave Large + i ‘ ity Comptroller Places His Lega udgment a M R ad f Ci ul . b * BANK CLEARINGS, *® ROOBEVELT TO START ‘ * * * THE PACIFIC FLEET. * A h Abo Th M d Co of Paper Money Ready for Circulation by ; Seattle : : : Authority Above That of Mayor and Corporation dd C itt H ° ti T k ® Clearings today.. .$1,998,086.14 * * (By United Pre + 7 ° londay---Committee Has Gigantic 1ask & jansces 104,602.76 #| % WASHINGTON s—%* Counsel---Declares He Will Not Sign Warrants Ce ifi a * Tacoma * |® President Roosevelt will per- * A ® Clearings today $ 722,992.00 & l* sonally t Rear Admiral ® With M Si S d rti icates, lw Halances 635,616.00 E * Kvans’ battiewhip fleet on its it ayor s gnature tampe ms * Portland. *) * * voyage yund the Horn An ® ® Clearings ¢ $ 918,313.00 w! # nouncement is made th the ® Placing his own judgment and me to him and not to question ® Balances ........ 198,741.00 #& ® president Is planning to go tO ® authority above that of Mayor the way in which things are done * * on ene *® Hampton Roads on Decemt * Moore and Corporation Coun he mayor's office RRR AKER # 15 to review tl fore ® Seott Calhoun, Harry W. Carroll daid the mayor this morning | Inoeulating rate with a wserum/rats, the rats become inoculated! ® they start. He will tender @ * city eomptrolic satenian wetened { told Carroll that it does Bot which produces a di pin the rat |Snd Mi About @ month the rats din \® reception to the captains On ®t sign some 460 xalary warrants on make any difference to nim wheth- jaimflar to typhold fever but which |PPCHr Milogethor, having crawled) & the Mayflower and give them * | the ground that Mayor Moore signed jer I sign the warrants with § cannot be communicated to other!” 4 peculiar feature. o sation : wee 4 |them with & rubber stamp instead | ber stamp, with @ pen, wpa of with his written ¢ any other way, so long a nimais or human beings, ia alof the disease ie that the rata sel baie ei ; ~ thod which will probably be fol-|dom @i@ where their bodies can be| **¥*** EFEX EEE, If city employe resctve; (ham. i Rad Teseneed $0 The safe in the Commonwealth |lowed by Dr, Bourne to extermin-|found or give trouble to the occu This Is Going Some: Si a to tas ele Aig Botood By net Cit can tac Ce Security company's offices, at Firat the rate in Seattle panté of buildings ST. PTERSBURG, Nov cf ’ a the ite” : ; ‘ . The serum can be obtained in| Dr. Bourne’ new force t# getting Gurko, vice minister of the interk ned the , ; s a - and Cherry at., was entered last | i.r¢6 quantities and te reported an|down to effective work and will;has been found guilty of malfea ¥ , ag, haw: | _ Comptrotior bye « oe pr night and thoroughly ransacked, the | peing surprisingly effective. When | be aggmon until {it in large|ance, sentenced to and '98 " cous py gr om Kall yhoo rr hiet making « with $30 in ead in liberal quantities around |enough to cover the ground ef- ordered to make rest! t over |* opink vat euch and that he will refuse to sign HOUSE CERTIFICATE. ea ' ’ ad in nia « ; “ til t f [FACSIMILE OF CLEARING Jeash, and leaving valuable papers | promises which are infested by foctifely $260,000 ire ts When the war-| warrants until the mayor signa ; ris" ne |Meattered about the room — m ‘ me to Cs how them in the good old way. Accord: house certificates In de-, will be put in cireulation by the | geant of Polic sand Petro} 1i4ere 8 sign ingly, there is a possibi val % $5, $10 and $20, to banks Monday man Olmstead investigated and re sent them bac the mayor salary warrants may not be forth ¥ ggg 4 |, The members of the clearing | ported to ‘quarters that it wa A spirited cont of 83,000, are expected | house committee are: Jacob Furth, the work of someone Who wan at the me and th from the lithograph president Puget Sound } i quainted with the combination o « the latter's Bike clearing house commit. bank; E. W. Andrews wate ) ‘ qin Rach of these certifi. Seattle National; George V. Holt The door to the offices was med i s. The mayor's signature is r manager Canadian Bank of Com | oper with a pass key, and the he corporatio ni i 1 1 on all bonds and warrants Pe signed by three mem A orce N. H. Latimer, manage OK combination used . t at the bber stam: y ed by the city, which has neces ifthe clearing house com Dexter Horton & Co, and Ralph 3. the safe, The money dra tures are legal when certified to sitated a great amount of such a gecordingly the five mem- Stacy, second vice president of the | pried out and left on the fl by the ma mptrolier Carroll | work on his part of - Eceestttee bave a cob National Bank of Commerce. declared, angrt that he wished to Acting Treasurer James F. Haney Tak wetore thom. As many| It is expected that certificates SNEAK THIEF BUSY, .|be consulted before any such step| this morning received an opinion leertificaten will be signed | aggregating In amount from $1,000 ‘ an ‘ a ‘ ae PPG rurne from Corporation Counsel = 500.000 p lasued y 4 1 thief was at large tn ~“**e® *. ~** At thi oint Mayor Moore be that the rubber stamp signature is . nin, as the to $1,500,000 will be tsew db snea Se B ll T le Su Mik d Cas [t pol r r a! per cn tore owe and these |the clearing house the New Asbley rooming house. at Secret Ballot Taken mr Pp ado in Case of + #| came forceful and told Mr. Carroll |legal and 1s willing to honor the ry a | a 12 First av. last night and ® ROLLER ON WRESTLING. ® that it ix none of his busin warrants when they come to him. 7 the police were notified that two W. Wi h U ed St Wi. hi gt Officials Ar * * the mayor signs the warrants, so| Only the comptroller stands in petition in bankruptey of the roomers had been robbed ar Wit nit ates ashington Ci Read what Dr. Roller has to ® jong as they are legally signed; |the way of the execution of the DTEAMTO : Kessler & Wall #t./ John Oleson lost $47 and Charles * way about the wrestiing game ® that it is the comptroller’s business mayor's plan to relieve his office who Pr y tatleg 3 : Trytom, found that the intr uder oti a it in tomorrow night's Sta x | to sign the warrants after they |of an excess of wort was fled In the United had made away with a sult o when the iret o a series ae VE TONIGHT - district court today, The| clothes and $20 cash belonging to em * of articles by the physician. * — petitioner was the Cripple Creek | him | (By United Press.) resident of America—colony and ® wrestier will appear in this # ead West Side high Central ratiroad Maine, which SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, §—-A matnland—could be counted upon |® paper. in the first letter Or. * all team is expected | claims $100,000 in depoatts. WILL SEND BODY EAST. bapectat cable to the Call from Hon. |". %, 18. ready to do his utmost, # Rolter replies to the criticiams * Pat $:20 this evening, and . tel " 4 ey x he Call from Fon: | woonty er under cover, to ald bis|# that have been advanced * Of Seattie rooters will CK MAN On ety of telegraphic ad Hees /olulu saye emperor # against wrestling as a sport, * . ; recetved this morn! oO ” “ . sneine a hee hak depot to welcome the boys | KAISER A i nved thi b- “te m Mr Should the emergency arise, we Washington Notified ® pointing out the errors which #/ Harrar, wife of Harrar, w i ie alaions tales betes mands in @ to line up against the Gee tease oie tt offer ourselves courageously to the ie ‘ ne B > os hav | lou ne » \nacretly he Hawallan ritleler high scacol ~— Me (@y Un Unt al Pre near Breme t week. th state, thue to guard and maintain Tapatese pt a 2 no ation 13 e criticiems. “I Coac today de canvas and so qui ee iin tine up ~ ‘o.| BERLIN, Nov. &—The kaiser is /0f Mr. Harrar will be shi the prosperity of our imperial were the meetings conducted at eae kkk ket heehee | <itsliiiiiate rina evening to Stevens Poine, Wis, for throne.” to f the practice tonight will| a much sicker man than bis physi fons were made for | pace interment This was the monsage delivered > cofae 1 mew refund oney advanced or being BOt only the $1.50 originally paid ine the makeup of clans and relatives are willing to to the Emperor of Japan in Tokio | eemgeito Tokio that not unti) today funding money advanced or being tor the Wok, BAL hn eottaanal admit Arrangements have been on Bunday by « op messenger Wag § white resident of Honolotu put out of bus *, & number of the cost of the round-trip fare to practically completed for him to} went by the Japanese: local , nt oncie . ag : With thé alternative of either upon the laborers being paid back, residents of aware that the action bad been D : € focal employment agencies this North Yakima. ED TODEATH spend the fer in southern , Hawall, Accompanying the mes | tikga>® How the news leaked out morning returned money paid by The employment agencies said to Kerepe, tt lo & rous for him HUGHES BOOM sage which ple d in eueh un i iaate only to the territorial of pro ive labe * who were sent bave sent men on this alleged wild- sears ; : ‘ vocal terms the fell who t to remain in the German climat equi support to have lost no time in sien © &@ job at North Yakima, only to goose chase are: Rudensey & Rud- ie veited Preece.) during the cold season on account home government in the event of acgitaiiting Washington with the find that there was no Work there ensey, 117 Occidental av.; Amert- HAM, Nov. §.—-Peter of his throat trouble. His physicians (By United Press.) war, Was an address conveying in | fact (By United Press.) for them. In response to numer- can-Scandinavian, 86 W. Main st, M@iryman living six miles fear that his visit to England will WASHINGTON Nov &—~The @xtravagent phrase the loyalty of | Tite is «reat indignation among WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.—State- | ous complaint a probably fatally pave a bad effect on his majesty's biggest Kind of political pow-wow the emperors subjects in these | Ame@fftane here, not so much be-| nents continue to come from vart- laborers, who claimed that the com- Employment Agency, at 161 and a bal! pet evening. and health, but the kaiser has decided| will be held in Washington on ands and acquainting his majesty | ow the Japanese have pledged ous parts of the country that Prost. | Panies had refused to refund them 118 Washington s' y result in his to go at any cost Saturday, November 16, when With the progress they had made the foyaity to the emperor, but | OU* Parts of the country that Pros |i they paid for jobs which J. H. Brown, a clerk at the Red ibading the anima! President Roosevelt and his Now '® leading, in assimilating the ben | becuse of the secret methods pur. | dent Roosevelt will soon hold @ com |iney gid not get, Chief of Police Cross Employment Agency, was @ to a ring in CRITICIZES CHURCH PEOPLE./York state friends will take up St of the white man’s civiltea-/sug@ @t a time when the brown ference with the neads of the great | Wappenstein detailed Detective placed under arrest, pending an in- ain of a sud the question of killing the Hughes’ | ''08 and in matertal prospertt r » of the islands were per ratiroad systems upon transporta- | philiips and Humane Officer Vau- vestigation of complaints made the bull and the) In a speech last night ex-Secre-| boom. They may decide on four) Perhaps it did not require thin) tw rer the ordering of the bat-|tion questions, and that the whole | pel) to investigate, and insisted against the company. dairyman to the tary Shaw severely criticized the | delegates-at-large to the national Pi#la declaration to aequaint Amer nea, eet to the Pacific and subject of regulation of the rail Sane ERRATIC him with his|church people who refused to send convention. The New Yorkers be /'An® with the fact that fm the eetdMhy believed that war was near. roads wil! be discussed, It ts said @ntil pttehforks | Vice-president Fairbanks as a dele- lieve that the only way the preal-/@%eHt of & conflict between thin Had they been in t ©x- | positively tt president ex ogl Zobrist was gate to the coming Methodist gen-dent can prevent the New York S#Uon asd the ar mt little com | préesion of patriotiem leas would pects to see J. F pt Morgan ery Japanese have been thought of it within the next two w sand have _ «o | @ full discussion of tters inj which both are interested | from the returning and the two offices of the Pioneer i cocktails at the Indianapolis dinner to take the nomination himaelf. given in honor of President Roose Nov, §—-An invol- | velt Seweeeneween es SR A EE ET : TAFT LEAVES MANILA. MANILA Nov re * * * * * AT PORTLAND |@ tary of War Taft sailed today # }® for Vindivostok, a day ahead # # of the time scheduled, in order # * * * . . * eral conference because he served delegation from going to Hughe: queror of the Slav OPERATORS TO RETURN. Accused of having stolen an ap-, morning by Patrolmen Papke and fruit stand conducted Jobnson, and is now a prisoner in e city charge crime of petit larceny, The apple have re-/and Main st.. Will Moore, a negro j, held at headquarters and will their vote to the national who gave his occupation as a iqbor be used ae evidence against the (By United Press.) CHICAGO, Nov. &—Twenty-five| Die from a he one hundred telegraphers' lo-, by & Japanese, at Fourth av. south == Cf i=] A = > | tA ma xecutlve committee in the matter er, was placed under arrest this negro. to « the trane-Sitberian od suspending the strike Twenty meen en (By United Press) building presented a very remark-|* train he wishes on November ’ suspension. Dayt Ore., Nov. §—Whet!able display of blooded horses,/* 1% for St. Petersburg. handsome vehicles and gorgeously * naidered that Melody Che ie larson and pus 1d to return Monday LUSITANIA BREAKS OCEAN RECORD fathering in the so " Portiand exhibitors carried off a had @ very brilliant mind on many /¢*tate, J. W. Edwards and M. B Of Portland aseembled majority of the prizes at both last subjects, and was perfectly sane on Jackson yy pinced on the anh } performance of the night's and yesterday afternoon's WILL HOLD BIG 1 ‘ to prove the sanity of Chot | all subjects relating to his own af | morn me tnesse: Hast club's horseshow exhibitions. Their strongest rivals t said L. H. Griffi iT aeae Siti en vationek te bie | were from Seattle, and aire wale driffith, a local a holr was rath in his bu : even PARTY MEETIN : : (By United Press.) In addition she added one mile t ly a real estate man, on the witness inese affaires Non of them e y . ne mil o a ie msl track casited Git some of toe. We stand in the Melody Chotr will con- membered to have been told by him NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—The Lusi-| her best day's run by making 618 milding at the Treat carried off some of the big hettanuiiaee” Ge a . 4 Bs knots on November 6, and increa: ‘To ler, Jam * Moran, executor of the gowned society leaders. ee eeeeeeeeee ged delusions ¥ aad Clark grou of his a according to the official rec ds was oc. gest events of the show with their At a meeting of the executive ing her average hourly 5 ination Mr iffith wt to fancied ¢ who were seek ‘ . 4d from #24 the interior of the splendid horses and equipment committee of the King Ce fact thet tier Bae Hite. and robbers who we (ey nited Press.) ed established @ an even 24 knots t knota. rei sist mae |pabiican club, it wa: on pak ae cikake taaa ith. Mr Griffith WASHINGTON Now. bulrne {BOW Tue Queenstown to New The total amount of gold brought ” held a big an mee ion in any way as had told b otat art and navy board has | YOT* of four days, 18 hov and by the Lusitania for the relief of PERFECT CHORUS GIRL WILL the. fors pence gt ra to the san eane yuld probably have cor animou decided in favor or 2°. Minutes, one hour and 40 min- the financial situation was $12,- daring part of the month 4 pou ecld ‘ c Edward Von Tobel, Caspar Wentz insane Subig lecaiains ‘tor the s better than her previous run, | 361,150. 9 ROR ELIOT SESPITE ALL Sect WOULD ISSUE BONDS TO pst wn CARTOONED IN JAPAN AS urea BUILD HEW SCHOOLS = o.s"-s-< COMPLAGENT-LOOKING HYPOGRITE of the ward, South and ' on th t special 00 we interest here a whe pone voting for a bond issue Fourth | pe of th ‘ de with exact amount not determined, for ard off h Patt \ 1 he erec of new school houses Svetenets are coe? See, ae oe | EMPLOYES SS? FRISCO CERTIFICATES = BS Seat aD BEING COUNTERFEITED ©: vis ty United rece) ai mH GIVEN THREE « t t € 1 t re i] i. PRETTY ESTELLE CHRISTY. Seattle G hospital for t " er belt ' ‘ Money } ‘ k \ vith hi yous H. GREGORY. | Edna Ma any that M gals which t/a é TOKIO PUCK’S CARTOON OF SECRETARY TAFT 4a fs tk, met le It t at @ Scow Goes to Bottom wf " 1 ainat the |f " r t M ft ' od ‘ ‘ veined the “: . ag pte yon? TOF ‘ r wu : ‘ ; . ‘ . . ( 1a ‘ and « rilous attack on the Japa am- hor vy Will wed ; Her m . } . m ered in the paper on ed that 1 il chark and t ; ran | Blac < sto ! the United States, and 1a 1 I ‘ h the ce A i ed ut th Va ad a prospect im in tow . pes : I Yecent report t pits Pact | tne Geakened move phy eo ala io : lat f er and | a nerchant belt brad thrown o , Bh seer se ap Pode t me Abeled esti ret ite laborer 4. Heron He showere . gulttnens : KILLED BY COAL FUMES. \ . the f mine comic pa published ’ made | he Point no at.| WATERWAY SCHEME BLOCKED. comm Tho legislature 1 of Prest¢ Roosevel ' 4 dozen violently offensive i : ' i eee ee pending a bill declaring the 1 (By United Press of | to the Orient " erican ¢artoons, several I lon had ‘ (By United Press.) plain ‘ f un DENVER, ¢ ‘ \ "| a comic #8 A hs a and was off ma 7 CH 10 $.—~—'The ¢ I mint 1 \ | ( ade | pa ) ' ' vernmet th diller 1} been Looks Rosy for Hitchcock | eGuif ‘ rwa ject Lid 1 vo ON odiur paper } in at in bie WW YORK jl tod pa IO ace Honore for Elihu Root t y t t is mi & chorus girl in | Bilot : tour oat of some kind useful exclusive social orgauteation, lintion wegt of Leadville ber of which also contains a scu n college. °° Rix: : we ® - ° ° ¢