The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1907, Page 7

ag Press.) N ale od by ee Jp Hentically tho same w foe 12 howrs apart 9. street qevembie ow other o oh rereiaives ef one could iden we o by @om the other oniy ware aceldentally placed ‘on slabs in the morgue ch aS sustained a frac Mae by stepping before a ‘one lat the othe eo Both are 45 ye scrubby im one tinged hair and iverson Abe Is {By United Press) oo, was relfeved today to re assuring fg wireless messax: Farico Caruso was a pas vi that he Oceanic, which Met bled Kaiser Wil + Ze a te am that is ed, » « to the find was Maruso was satisfied arned that it boat Er" siawor ‘will ble secretary ——— A TL own es T The All who my foving’ gel I want Jome United Press.) 10, Nov. 9—At a general the Western Pasqenger Hit has been decided to ‘of the joint agencies. at Chicago, Den- ais, Kansas City, St polls, Des Moines, Wenworth, Atchison, es and Pueblo. An be maintained at Den DEFY the frowns of th open rebellion disapproval of [Women at the univer the coeds. of e preity j Bet at all oi ‘of the ‘ fwotball fied to desperation by Announce that they 1 turn ont and root like , Mf they can, they in at their masculine rivals ing line to shame. ring canes, with B af noisemakers, from id whistles to ratties, and with their shri! cries and the girls of the Univer loa Intend to come fo the remaining games i season to encourage the HAS A AB UP SLEEVE United Press.) ‘ON, Nov. 9.—Pres ie preparing to BS Masational attack on the Mal Manufacturers’ associa Mt the annual Fede n com to be held in No next Bewill be in the na of © recent cha t graft ager a ing data on the meth fhe manutact ure $ BUILDING who ownn the of Th io improve the im G8 soon as b Uffieutties ad of prope h 04 Fourth ave ANTERTAIN NEBRASKAN Giancetior t:. ter Be University ot fp Sea ’ fn his hor ed t gr now residing Will be give eb December 7 M8 American | pe Wrangements MMALL FIRE DAmace 8 inattondod ys : f this morning 4 h partial Healdence at i ir} by dW. J Maney and t Amonnted to 91.506 tnsuran ! f ‘ $1,000 “ag UP ON END “DD CARUSO GET HIS BATH? Alnd when I ride init I'll akes aw wnd; OF HIS HEAD Peter Me won ie tr the steamer double jan, of this olty, whose assistant engineer on Santa Rowa, His dead s James Harvey, formerly employed on the Tonopah & Tide water railroad Dr, Tanner, the geon who eared for the first mat eared for the wecsa My ha tood up on end,” vatd Dr, Tanner “when they brought the second mai ie almost to swear firat man had come to the morgue and they had/ him back to show me up| knowing whon a man is} aame polloe sur wan ready the at as not dead t was impossible to get a eulte with & bath. In spite of efforts of the company such an apartm vuld not be had. Then 180 cabled Conreid that he absolutely refused to sali on the date fixed Caruso has sung in the last 30} jaya 15 times, and has received for these appearances $30,000 1 ager Conretd cabled Signor Carus that be must sal in time to bef here to wing at the first perform: | ance in the opera house, even if he | found no bath tub on board Now question that is sting thowe who heard of cident ts Did Caruso bath?” the inter: | the in | met his = SOLON « motor } don't min day ny, fun, and I wil ho b cop in the Be sound, T AGENCIES ARE BE ABOLISHED Ish ver for the validation Instead of joint special traveling agents will be maintained. It i expected that | there will be a consolidation of as sociations a! yver the country it was also decided to establish clergy of tekets agenc three bureaus everywhere, except ip North and South Dakota, where 3 cent fares still obtain. Clergy. per mits have been withdrawn tn all 2 cent fare territortes. FACULTY FROWNS L ROOT FOR FOOTBALL TEAM purple and gold of thetr school to vietory Such action has heretofore been checked by a faewity whieh deeme the modest appearance of its girl stu mts more important than ep PAY FARE ANDYANDERBILT WILL THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1907. WILL CASE CONTINUED, The Melody Chol? will ¢ ntont ntinued youterday by Judae | AYbertson untt! Monday, Youter day afternoon was ocoupted with the taking of the testimony of Dr. there are delving into the subject in & way that would be able to older students. The essays must be written by school children ander 15 years of age, and must be presented by ber 16 INVESTIGATE SYSTEM, Seaborg and J A. Morehead, J. R. Goulter Wheaton, county commissioners of Pacific county, yesterday called on County Parioh to lavestt « of esing thm landa stated their in tention to erulse the timber of Pa elfie county which about 460,009 acres Assessor, ans ver y covers SNAPSHOT OF ALFRED G. VANDERBILT DRIVING COACH FOR and Ray | ‘a = REV. MARSH TO PREACH IMITATES OF SEATTLE GOV. GILLE MAYOR RAY, PQomas MH. Marsh, formerly vf Chiengo, but How presiding older of the Puget Sound Distriet ash. [ington conference preach in larpenters’ hall tomorrow at IL « will A. C. Crookall, a medien! expert m, Rey. Marsh has thegreputation who declared Chotr to have been (By United PFéxs.) ‘ governor's office was called up weal being a strogg@preacher. He is jinmane. Dr. Crookall's testimony SACRAMENTO, Cal, ov, o it was expi@ned that the diploma reatile, resodfceful, interesting, had not been finished when court| There was a clash today between should have been signed by = t and throws the # 1 to the con adjourned lthe vernor’s office and the of-|sovergor and nat by a rubber! grogation in great ehunks. The * | fice oMstate superintendent of pub-|stamp The reply tame ®ack that| gospel lovers of Seattle should not Ho Instruction if the superintendent. of public! fai) to hear him |teachors’ diplomas were sent to/tures with India ink they MICHIGAN CLUB TO DANCE, Gov, Gillett to sign, and when they |look Mike the real Ming and the) USE OF LIBRARY |::::. retuffied to the office of ta would never know the dif The Michigan club will give ith State Superintendent HyAtt, Instead Ei deg «gece ere dylan Re Sigg bo Not content with getting Informa |of having the signatum” of Goy © replied that they have me. | literary entertainments at Carpen tion from parents, teachers and the} Gillette in pen and ink, the di- thing else to do besides spending | ters’ hall, 1620 Fourth ov. 14, books at home, the youthful stu-|plomas bore the rubber stampaslg a day in tracing Gov. Gillett's sig-|to be followed by # dance on No dents who are hoping to win one | nature, which f# placed on all the nature over the markings of a| vember 21 of the th prizes for the beat | overnor’s Informal correspondence rubber stamp, And those in the - article on the origin and history| 4nd papers when the governor is governor's office bus back the of the word “Coliseum,” in the ¢ not in his office to do the #b with information that Gov iliett wa test started by Messrs. Sullivan and} fountain pen too buay to devote a day in sign Considine, of the Coliseym theate Without much ceremony the ing certificates for the teachers the school ehildgen of the city are flocking to the public library and BEATEN TO DEATH BY FURIOUS WAVES the height of the was piled uy 1» and the crew washed During the night the er of Kelley could be heard, but reseue was and the boy wa found cold in death the next ing and buried on the beach. The captain and crew made their wa to Seward and came to Be attle, The Glenn left Frisco earl in September with fishing supplies for the statle Ikatak Th During schoo from ashore nuasit Glenn driven on the September 46 n Kelley, 19 ye 4 passenger from Friseo, wh | lashed to the rigging to preve ing washed overboard, was be }to death by the angry waves the tale brought south by Capt Huckman and six membors of the The waves were mountain and Ke ~ was lashed to the schooner wan San at of rigeing. storm m the ashore ¥ Unimak Alaska, Jed, and Burt the be and wreck rs old impossible, crew j high Unalaska . hehe ss TAKE MARTELL EAST. CALENDAR CONTINUED, till 10 P. M. (Seattio Gtar Exclusive Service.) feo that is to be absolutely reli MUSTFACE CHARGE. NEW YORK, Nov » Hight able and then has the fun of work Deputy Sheriff Kell, of Menom Owitng to the absence of Judge Atl te artments are |this way for Ardsley! Take the ing out the details, When he has|inee county, Michigan, yesterday OF BIGAMY | sanford, no calendar will be set depa € are publie coach Venture, Distance 26/ bought the coach and. the horses,| started east with Edward Martell, | & bie Monday ne the federal open and you will find miles, fare 86. Steep? Not a bit provided the relay stations, and| who was ar ted by th King r } court he next calendar going over x pe . be ef fe, net the least bit, It's. the| full the detalied time table he has|ecounty authorities last week on| The matrimonial difficulties ot | nth November 18 no better time to pur most luxurious coach tn America, the further sport of bucking that/advices from Menoniines, Martell | William B. Miller, former manager! chase the new apparel. and the driver ie Alfred G@ Van- time table. iw sald to have been the leader of |of the Wall st. dock, who ts sow) LIG T derbilt there tise gan you get ae casence ot the sport is that] a desperate band of robbers, whieh {tm Jatt chat bod with bigamy 10m the | H SENTENCE “A little Down and 0 services of a 930, river! the coach must leave on time med to have been causing | allegation that he married Miss vir 3 acc . A rs for less money? reach the destination the for Menominee county for | Marte Gadsiek in this etty without R : a little at a time. Vanderbilt is the sole proprie-'se matter what the condition of | the past 12 years the formaiity of securing a divorcee After pleading guilty to the em or of this coach ling, The rolling the roads or the obstacles encoun | from his first wife, Mrs. Anna Mil-| bezzlement of $250 from his for tock consists of this one coach, tered. The speed called for is 10 | ber of Lincoln, Neb, will be! mer employers, the California Saw the moving power comprises 20 miles an hour IDENTIFY DEAD MAN thrashed out by the prosecuting) Works, W. H. Wyman, recent! horses. Friends of the owner get thelr attorney of Yakima county before manager for the concern, was sen It's one of the queer games of joy by acting occasionally as vol ‘ eteensie {the local courts, The alleged illegal | tenced by Judge Morris to the rich, fw the thing of running a unteer drivers. Having agreed to|, Th® unknown man who WSS \imurriage took place in North tmprisoament in the county jail |publie coach line. Vanderbilt has|drive on a certain day Mr. Gotrox |*™d dead In the hold of the Chil-| vaiima, and for that reason It will Although the actual amount Invested about $40,000. When the must fulfill the engagement, rain a anaes — brag 7 eager t ecessary for the prosecuting Wyman’s embezzlement was $ fali season, which lasts about alor shine, and of course the uncer | ** Quartermaster me ears rney's office of that county to 500, the fact that he has returned month, ends in October, the tainty as to whether he'll have fair| Practically every bone in his body | conduct the prosecution “ the money to the company, led to Gosond and Union, horses will be sold at auction or & deluge is Jolly brokin, has been identified as |the filing of an information charg Qeattic’s Melanie Cred Meantime the militonatre's returns changes of horses are|Henty Chester, a deckhand on the| Lay Church Cornerstone. ing the esbessiomnnt of tho email seuneaas will consist of a couple of th between the Holland house, #teatiter Vashon, Deputy Coroner) g§#DRO-WOOLLEY, Nov. 9.—Im-/er amount. Wyman has been con sand dollars receipts and the is the starting point, and| Mellinger, of Tacoma, has investi | preasive services were held here fined in the county jail since last sport Ardsley, which fs on the Hudson, |@8te@ and belleves that death wan/at the laying of the cornerstone | August | The sport for the owner, they A round trip ts made every day,| cated by Cheater accidentally fall-| of St. James Episcopal church, Rev |e say, in in that he sete himself the leaving New York at 10:30 a. m_| ina through the hatch George Buaselie, of Seattle, conduct TO INCREASE RATES. - task of establishing a coach serv-\and arriving at 5:20 pm ln The young man with three com |ing the emonies in the absence | Your grocer is the modern —e went aboard the bark to /of Rt. Rev, Frederic Keator, of Ta On November 15 rates for haul on to some muatc and when his coma. Addresses were given by |'™s trunks and baggage in this city || ™ilkman if he sells aeneee # returned he was not) Mayor Emerson Hammer, of this “!ll be doubled by the express « om | |miased. It is thought that he |city, and Rev. H. H. Gowen, of So panies « nage in the business | 2 jatepped into the hatchway and fell /artien. When completed the struc-\'2¢ haul between the 4 | TH R i | Igo the bottom of the hold, ® dis-|ture will cost approimately $6.000| Wbarves and hotels the rate on a arna 10n lennog of 36 feet single trunk will be 60 cents, where | 0 Tried to Kill Himself, in the past it has been 2 centa., . i} OCAL OPTION PLAN. PORTLAND, Friday 9.—J. M.| The only explanation giv for the M lk pal ane ee Keith, a pioneer Portland restaup “4vance is higher salaries for stable 1 Petitions are being ctronlated to ur, tried to kill himself by cut. bands and the increased cost of (By United Pree) jmiasion to inquire and report no presented before the license com: (ting his throat with a razor. He | horse ! = oye WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—At Chi-| Whether any of the express com: | mittes of the city council both for severed the windpipe, but missed Sterilized ¢ago on November 18, the Inter Pom directly or bg pore and against the granting of saloon the jugular vetn and may recover ieee Marriages \Negal seo 4 y % ttorhey state Commerce Commiasion will pean of burlig, selling or hendilng Hgenaes ot Voangiows. | Business reverses and {ines wore | eA hhombariaer ronsed ec {| Ak $0 costs the olst Gna. Ife make a further investigation of the consigument, fruits, vegetable. kan wont eae Gale Gil weal opinion that the 5,000 marriages of matter of the alsend purchase and ere and olf commoditien. This | case where the local option plan Sending Money to Seattle. Chicago couples performed in Ham-|| '# @ s004 grocer, he don’t sub sale of commodities by express m was taken fn response tO must decide There is one applica VANCOUVER, B. C., Nov. 9 mond, Ind., im the last five years|| citute 10 cont can makes 8 companten. The inquiry is consid: complaints by woatern commission (tion before the committee for «|All American money than can be are illegal on account of lack of r ered among the most Important be men that the business dono by the saivon for that place. found In this city is being shipped jurisdiction of the Lake County pints of pure milic ing conducted by comminsion. «xpress compantes ts tnjurfous to to Seattle. One hundred thousand superior court which issued the || The senate on March 2, 1907, pass | their interests and in unfair com ORGAN RECITAL. dollars went this week. saannen a MRA Aa wa ed a resolution dir the com: | petition =| An organ reettal will be held at the St. Mark's parish church to- TATE Edwin Fairbourn, assisted by couragement for the football team Demonstrations on the part of t co-eds. have been tabooed. But Ub Women's league at the “t he de j cided to face faculty wrath and at| any cost to cheer the boys on ve win. Why,” sald one pretty under graduate this morning. “if it ts necessary we are going to follow the boys through practi on the field every night. Let people talk if they will We want the team to win, and we want the boys to feel that we are pulling for them to win 9 LLINGHAM Nov of the Bellingham & committee was draw 4 of resolutions x the establishment of gov roment savings banks. HAWAIIAN GIRLS WILL GO WORTH At @ Labor appoint ting wet yn change of plar Mra th Tozter Weatherred, official fuctor and chaperone of the Hawa will wh t wan to witht art ness for the a ) mboldt tonight f Junea be. lengthened b the nine young a consumed with i Mra. Weather fros to go north meet her brothe Leroy To who will Junea in attendance tear PERE Thrift CAPITAL FULLY PAD #100,000, FOURTH AND PIKE 8T ee ee eed Pe ee ee ee Madame tralte, and Florence | Halliday n Carl Sobeski, baritone COMMERCE COMMISSION | Raliroad Quits Field. The complaint of the Northwost;plaint Is practically identical with} PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 9 lumbermen In the case against the — filed by the Pacific Coast Since the ooo Ps rRrewene « ~~ : amber Manufacturers’ association | Waukee & St. Paul of a portion o' raliroads, charging injustice in the |)™ rons r@ug inj ® the | and the Shingle Mille’ bureau in the their Interests in this county to proposed increased rates on lum-| recent cas Hanford |the Western Pacific company, sur ber, will be forwarded to the inter-| here, the principal n being that | veying parties belonging to the wtat commerce wriseion at the former rate was ofitable, and mer are being recalled from the The com-|the new rate unnecessary Washington this evening. west aide. COAL 1,000,000 tons blocked out all ready to hip. Lots more on our property. Stock in this company will be worth many times what it is now, and that time won't be far away either, for the company is Capitalized for Only $100,000 This is a closed corporation and we ALA, the work that has been done on never intende > well a share of stock the mutes and) the perty and all the to anyone o f the original me s ‘ ‘ Reest a tk “ og material purchased een paid for money stringency made {t Impossible for We paying as we go, oven ff to get a loan of which we were ab we have to sell @ little stock to keep most sure and counted on, and we are set GE dete compelled to sell a ema wk of the stock to get money to complete a aide OUR ROAD BED FOR THE SIDE track to the mine and to buy an engine TRACK HAS BEEN BUILT AND TIES wae we get enough for that you can ARE LAID, ALL. READY FOR THE WE ONLY PLACED 10,000 SHARES RAILS OF THIS STOCK ON THE MARKET AND HALF OF THAT HAS BEEN bssedlaraitaage asta ieaeniedle TAKEN, #0 there is much to be had OUR BRIDGE WORK HAS BEEN WE ARE OFFERING THIS SMALL COMPLETED. BLOCK FOR 50 CENTS PER SHARE ITS PAR VALUE 18 $1.00. This « THE TRAMWAY INTO THE MINE may redeemed for coal at the rate of AND TO THE BUNKERS IS READY. $4.50 per ton, f. o b watt and we a guarantee to ship coal Inside of 30 days IN PACT WE ARE ALL READY TO Taare 6 om cecuion Wat Gat THiS enain SHIPRING; and it will not be 24 STOCK WILL SOON PAY BIG Divi hours after our side track Is completed DENDS, for we have the coal, the mar evens WO Rave Gy OS The Wey tO oe ket and « 1 oe und everything te markets now ready to commence shipping except IF YOU WANT AN INTEREST IN the laying of the rails on the side track THE BEST COAL MINE OPENED FOR which will be « leted as soon an w A LONG TIME iN THE STATE OF ral enough to pay for it, and WASHINGTON, INVESTIGATE THIS AT this will not take a great deal of money ONCE It will bear the closest invest WE HAVE NO DEBTS. gation and this at will not last long You will seldom find a chanee to get an interest in a Mine e thi Thi tock won't ast long. Have 1 ever noticed that companies tn which the promot expect t a for tur tock, a upitalized for from one to three or four million dollar »tiee our low eapita The pa ‘ of this stock is $1.00. We are offering a very small amount for Half « House rm: three months. just as good Union Coal & Fuel Co. CORNER MADISON ST. AND FIRST AVE awh, balance Cortif in are wring ow cash to us. 311 GLOBE BLOCK, $100 » $125 « $150 $175 « $200 INVESTED IN Valley City Acre Tracts WILL BUY A Home, Garden or Chicken Ranch AND WILL BE The Best Investment You Ever Made Terms $10 to $20 Cash and $2.50 to $5 Per Month he illey land in Western Washington { Chis tract is the t t especially adapted to the culture of berries, potat« ‘ all of the most profitable garden truck Seattle-Tacoma Interurban, minute ic y Its soil is elery, asparagus and uated at Valley City, on the with a station on the grounds, and a forty chedule between the t It is Pure Water — Good Drainage — Sidewalks — Schools — Churches. his is an unusual opportunity for securing tment a home or for a profitable i ve selections, salesmen on the lat Valley Cit Seattle lo make call at the ec groun office, office . C, Burke, Pres. Geo Redin, Sec. and Treas. “Valley City Land Co. 418-419 NEW YORK BLOCK. 8100 or $4 $150 or $175 or $200. 25 or