The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1907, Page 1

‘pion | THE SEATTLE STAR VOL. 9. NO ONE CENT . WEATHER FORECAST—OCCASIONAL RAIN SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1907 TONIGHT AND THURSDAY EADY FOR WAR ON LOCAL COMBINE : Stephen A. Brinker, aged 67, for; No arrangements have been made . the past 19 years employe ae in for the fineral, It is not likely that a |apector in the United States cum an inquest will’®e held, although 4 tome department, District of Puget ¢ CArroll will hold a post | ——- sound, died on a Jamies at examination to ascertain | carly this morning, A passenger the exact cause of death WiWinedhakasvnin : the omobile m Whieh the Cou le W Te « who was riding next to Mr. Brinker Mr. Brinker was one of the best| RELEASED AND REARRESTED. D 6 f reds Fe ee. em nmeciing, - wleanmbe: We We he ti. from toe Ihanwd te tx the cualins wervice leputy Prosecutor Gathers Evidence, on Information : - " » time " , . », & painter, charged Then & MAHONEY thes eat, but by the time the car had riment at Port| F. W, Chase, @ painter Taking a Night Spin, Nearly Dehedds Them): |,matowrr crry, pa. nov #/Pietuea‘ es tna Ur euee See [Rownomed aieet¢ teers ceo fand | with ‘pansing “counter” ‘mosey.! Furnished by The Star, for the Purpose of Break- ‘ Is E d : nt t etn 0b tee anes aon {| Brinker was dead for the past nine years has b was yesterday released from cus ’ n lorsed and Punishme: Thr | @ Micka! McCabe, the entom! |. Death Iv attributed to apoplexy, | working*for the Seattle office tody by United States Commission. Hs U . ¢. § W Is 4 U —Action MOL Threat | sienies seca, tne entombed &| yg, "Hrtakns wie sales att MaRS lar akc ah cans eee eet seh vaner sion vena ie} — ig Up Combine—-C. R. Stong, Who Is Fighting & dead by. many, we pont. rot | Sixth ay. west, had . gone the engaged as a ppectal agent was immediately rearrested by Se ay . & day. He lived five dace om «(remidence of Mrs, Capt, 8. 8.) Henides his wife, Mrs. Barbara |cret Service Agent I. 8. Foster on Trust Principal Witness. on fe ESS & mine olf taken out of his then * Moore, at 1124 EB. Cherry at, to Brinker, the deceased ia survived | 4 similar charge. ’ ‘ ey ae 3 secure & package which had been | by four children; Otis W., awsistant a sited Preee The car waa wrecked In the ¢ # He wax weak, but still con®!) fy ae “4 porrat be AY Vata a ld rn ye oo..% Her. | Berton! admits the killing, and ® aclous, Mra. MeCabe fainted previous Gay by Mrs. Lugy jclerk in the local polies court; John Working on information furntsh- | did not send out' those goods I or gomm Nov. 4 of } P * when he was rescued, A t* Mt Townsend, & rel * Bdgar A. and Charlotte Brinker ed by The Star, Deputy Prosecut- | der 1 Stong m ©, Was wing i ative © appeared in the best of |'There are a number of rélatives tn i y a ° ays times 6 : # demonstratio ing Attorne ander 1 didn't te ‘ pay Rae charged With] wanes ni ge and he * pen same fe being 2 health when he left to go to bis Port Townsend, including Mrs a . ~ 5 de t : yi “(3 be hat your : tera todos bat ilia and heard chem play WRK RHR AHH HHH charge by the Bonney.Watson Co.\Mebre,'& niect be IN MI whiten ito bese s prosecution ‘tot tile Aiea @ ree ng from trip to Rome. He first decided to z tibet ak he food trust in Sea He Pays Cast villa to burb of|shoot them, but had no weape emenEBEN a rerrnage Wire: e-daesinge ines: tak near Rome, | early be |His stumbling over a grapevine “The evidence gather Mr. |, Regt 0 llega Sl Across (the ad ar >i suggested the wire. The million (By United Brees) Vanderveer f he | quired Stong . two trees we « a stretched the wire and wait VANCOUVER, 1. C ‘ov. 12 charges repeatedly The That's my bésiness. not youre Which the coup! >! white ed, making sure that both were Sian Pa, Star thas the Retail Grocers ANh> 11 done wane f i oe in an automobile, |dead before ret to Rome B. C_,|Clation, the Seattle Wholesale Gre jon’. Want you around here. Get association and the Seattle lin an explosion in the Ca cifie’s coal mines at Hom three miners were instantly kille ithe place. 7 : hate rice tion are in a c« : Ol Bc arc recite ge, jondiess and when last herejeat and no place to sleep, As|'#eking, but it ts sald that ls artintan cof toad Ge? te entate, at the ¢ time 7 de y starving. Richard Kienke, |quiekly as she received the letter °P!Y meres rey sed ghee, | [vere n the ret grocer abbing Stong and t & to force & young boy whose parents, Mr.and| Mw. Klenke sent a $10 money |Of the entire imine ing Pirnagie gencg BP tified dm ettort ward the do Klenke, live at 1752 Kdward | onde a return ticket } ausien ont e Retail Groc associa At this time The 8 esenta ONDON, Nov. 13.-—Bette » |4¥, Springfield, Hl), has been mise |The money order t* xtill tr v wed Raby ral erfered and } er Opper on “REFUSED 10 BE SWORN © create | ‘armed his attention: to ‘ls gland sing for the past month and ¢ pestoffice here, having neve ed through the |U¥e# are now engaged In makin for. The police ha a care w Mie victims of the colliston) have several others who have been Kal er sa utterances In Guild hall t earch for the It in ten ed | been bi to learn where the Uckgt if ae ae ae oa B out of here, both ec ee 07 oday evening found to be less seriously hurt |“ he relations of the two | he may have become no despondept| wes left é A ae ‘ sree. ich occurred on Monds MA nen at firet thoueht countries have been strained at he made away with himself I have not hid a wink of sleep Ward announce Sudee Gordon Stifles Competition ng The Star n his left fives Alki Point cars are re The ; . ¢ ng. One that few statormen looked ¢ ables wigce 1 received the | Mrs. in the police court this morning The effect of om hand hreatened him with @ today at the various hos oe Ramee Of & Sumber Of OS! much fr the kalser's prone wrote his} Kienke writes, “and for God's sake @od the circumstances on | atifie mpetition in the necessi- | steel x-open¢ held tm ditional persons who were more or P 4 ‘ the man nx remanded back to ties of forcing all grocers t t hand. 7 3 r mibjeing ols 6 tieebete eal visit. He sald xplaining oy and save him from/|the ma " 5 ® his righ i. 7 . n re Py n = — es hurt in the accident have been When the ng to all until the officers could make aintain high p ‘ ving them | sisted ut was being forced grad with the exce (c. E These include Mre. , he an investigation it of busin f the ef t ward by the superier Motorman of the inbound A. Smith, of Alki Point, j¢ Ward stated that he came from no, M Kroe who were | weigh whe is held ja d the officer “ fled with ‘ f b oO ‘ for| bruised; Mra. Margaret Ward, Alki|tnaittaii perce’ Tee ane cine te “To DETERMINE WHETHER INDIANAPOLI in F nose and face cut Mirmer | world-wide peace te tn tb onery Bae but a slight chance to Me shoulder thing fn m a; Ethel aa@ Ida McGinnis, thie power to Rafte n cities be heen drive 1 State since he was in- Gretme, 9 years of sister of tion of good relations eountl sted w to see If the prices by this method twos, Alki ( RD guithot, the il-yearold boy The kaiser and kaise | T 4,800 #8 brok port that Charles Grindie| , enearea to and 4 mt inusmb, 600 yards from pler 1 ye mg prose a ’ a litt . Mr. , &. gee at 2 ay 1 of yee. |y ation will dect he PORTLAND, Ore., N i The oe et oe arnt Page 1 i oa oi ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD i=" suru sha vet eet nati LON Rohr r,t a ona mag ‘ Ex ple « he unsles { aking the! s one poncho gy pags * Evidence secured so far the re CITING TIME IN THE. PIANS BUILDING |. 2) ae meting the Som cohort, etna" o aye Peet yt actly Ste Pag ts, will mot | wine th: nm on men are forced to ca ay t new evidence of the re Ay Naylor and « & fog, and jerew of the Exple Oppe mere em- ssion he the and have wi Angeles a Stong Principal Witness ‘ e Indians wae @x-ithick fog which hang (By United Pres : : ceeding the lim ‘ he ram | bay In hiding — M James McPa Be a gr Wis stand today | be had secured) mnfe c siarument of court ye Hawley and sepsrow clashed edly daring ons-exam gely on the experience of C. R. % peg Rhee MiP © criminal ong, the EB. Unie grocer who which his act helps te sociation considered Stong to be ; 5 , 5 GAR LEAVES TRACK AND SEVERAL HURT FINED FOR IT : on many aricies and 0 cleat |,” \igoq atone sent wf the » ~“** adh lhethaletadldiaadh.* 100 profit per v t sentrol of the Tenas ML ss nis bearing jou ee on EES fi Geiser.» ct * aanx cueanmon, | epelican Yovieia Con Cosialien Delegates Are at)!» »0aon Stone's exs rye epg sooty mel ge = bee hi on th ‘av. car to| Drak < “hava : $10 and conte this * Sr Juneau Constructing All Kinds of Fences—Resolu- :'*f',°s:'Ser u Be tee a. Foss, and 8 ee aie tay... 018808 tions Ayainst Governor Hoggatt Will Be Big Issue. i Be result that the car lying « \ * Tacoma. ammeng oe ‘ fark aed plunged on bi 1 are v alleged to have by ¢ “ 9 798.800 s : se st it Dumped in cate . cked. The t ex " . — one (By United Press.) : ® : ; p me “! 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