The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1907, Page 7

JSAY LEWIS LEVY JS! OT se THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, NOV BLAMES INCOMPETENT MEN FOR CAR ACCIDENTS , nce Idaho Bank Suspends, FILE PROTEST. See Ronald, Battle and Tennant Give It as Their SAND POINT, Idahes Now. 10 rT Trader State bank has an.| HS. Ralston and other property . bon Sia kunsnenanw cakes owners have filed a protest with . we mente wt ithe proposed improvement any A move {s made necessary to protect Advertised Too Soon. mare te made wecesonry the de,| MUKheading of the alley between fegata porite of the bank at thin time | Mike IT and 18 tn the Northern ae acy ae ROE amount to about $125,000, The of eo candidate : _, who wrote the! ticiale have given their plodme th pp the state of Wast 1 | hes © firm, says every lar of this will be waae $0 Cc ] ALIST $ AND ge bis quallificat vr office, innesota Decision. | good, and to this ond will sacrifice adacy or D h in The supreme court of Minnesota,| thelr’. personal fortunes, which pia cance , mary 22 Consteming the lagguage of (bik) Amount to not less than $200,000 LABOR SPLIT Meee" prter ection, taken th connection with whether other sections of the act, held that That 1 t the ot candidney ba A, |it was the intent of the logislature vi ie organised | \abor pnd the nity for tO lult the expenses of a person ‘ rPypie: O parsy pithont disaie Ree ico only from and after L-venuigae apc epinton The | thos nett wuing th ne | » el er cam rapt 29 Op aclllhergy-ns ‘swept ; otlane a ee - care . | Temple (hat the soclaliats must dix o- Renal! & Ton |e vat not be taken in the! continue the use hat butlding = ueral eptanee of the term, but] (By United Press.) poor the holding of the ony ret taken . RATHDRUM, Ida, Nov, 16.—/" es, a8 has been thelr won ee , | mat aken and considered in| ” mae Seat a ‘connection with the and defin-|Arville and Lioyd Mason, sons of |’ R ie Be TORE wet aan on t j we has been supple € : wprt candidate’ given) Alvin Mason who was tmplicated/eq by the information that eee elsewhere © act recent art effect sone ~ - in Steve Adama’ confession tn the/cialists have engaged Egan'« hall hat Levis Laws ‘ ‘ bene go he sponge murder of Fred Tyler, today corrod-|for row evening, where sooty Section 29, of the ashington | « é ‘ mass meeting is to be held. J. B ro ecealted k joes vot use the word ‘candi.|-ee? ‘Be testimony given OF) One. the blind faliat orator fis candids ny date’ im limiting and prohibiting|“elr father yesterday tm the! will address the meeting on “The b= fonts new Ar, expenditures but instead uses the | dams’ case, The boys teatified | political Aapect of the Fight for wk wihing to do >| words: ‘No person shall, tn order bw a waa in the re of Pree Speech fo ga-| tion,’ and ‘Ne san oh ye at the of the alleged murde qed adeve “eal a ne Perry Mf Fred Tyler in the Marble ( oy qua or any public of Basie of Their Opinion flee who shall have, prier to the © miles distant ove p formed the acts the 7 \ © dates b laggy bad not vi ctlon | ited guste ™ » the fact that Adams had a the primary together with other radicat| *ttended thelr father's birthday fee forth that a who | sitterences Between the tee ncn |pasty on August 7, and the ne sivertises his ca am 6 > ie ce a om that (@ay had « to the head navi fpeth in the law the <i ure of the state of | ation on t St. Joe river a difiea, dase the! B: Cel Waasertan Git onl teemne ce an let the It was on August ft that Mr. | ye . “Rs th is alleged Tyler was) (By United Press. fied bis doclara ac end in Ay manner he saw fit t on killed. CHICAGO, 16,—Pat Crow WR the cownty * MAKe® his capdidacy, and to Hmit bis ox |who Kained through the kid im effictally & 1 mditeres only after nid time OPIUM SOLD BY GOVERNMENT. \4. it Packwr Cudahy’s . eh several years ago, is be 4 beiston : Levy Disqualified Two hundred and thirty pounds |ing ained here oo on thy Maoreota T opinion was M oplam were sold by government | connection with the murder of Po- by Judge J. T. Ronald offictala t toc : bg to the y Judy na tetale this morning to Chin Keay, |}; PA esardtin 06 Gale oulatan comanh MeAneny, who was shot wajeet Laue hes Gieaueiean tieamett conte for the Quong Tuck company |and Ktited early this morning. The ' a teslenenet Sessmee rng oy Sea or the sum of 92.254 cane is shrouded in mystery. Crowe ¢ candidney.|mayor at the forthenming tor |cun opium io part of am simoumt /neard thet the polices were sooking apres wets " artheeeeng prt Seaaies from smugglers by (he nin sad surrendered at polices head ey ir enue off re. quarters, No formal charge has = been placed against him The po licoman was killed on his way home | : from Englewood « it ts sup i he stopped and ques ; es 1 the highwayman who fired the VALIDITY OF NEW LAW. rnc on umes felt Against the Franchise Assessment Applies to meet dane Poe he County Tax Assessments of Practically the gery have ews fatire State—Big Question Is Involved. for Prisca. tarnim wf er and & Be the outcome a io taxation was berried through 4), mond i , fated by at Co.’ the last legislature at the request Qhom came from atte EES state and ite AX commise with &@ Gove aves day with @ Het * anchises, depends of the constitu! a he county tax as The Peaitdiens a fe nay @ The President arrived this 1 ally the on Equal Aswesement Rates. tag from San Franc a egistatore shall provide by Het of passengers and r 8 uniform and equal rate of C. Ford, president of the Pa it and taxation all prop | Coast Co. was among the cabin © state according to tts passengers. money, and shall prescribe ations by general law as The Cottage City was towed & Just valuation for tax. port this moruing by the Canadia all property so that every Jolliffe, with about be nd corporation shall pay a a. ot * and »portion to the value of hin ‘ arKo cas property: provided, that 150 barre and 270 Mt debts from credits “off. The steamer bro! hen hortzed vided ‘fur shaft near Fog Rocks, com ete nt the property of the Ing from J and A apecial Sof slatuee (U2 ates and of the state Bella a by — lly ac counties and school districts snd | Dirigo. f ane passeng other municipal corporations, and arrived here T jay, havi No Power to Exer et t s the legia « been tranefe i to the ¢ y Me ground upon whic ‘ mm Je, shal attle — eroprangio r ts be exer fe that the eof t This as giving PRR RRR eee | eleBBOrS neys t eogisiature power to exempt any | # exempted by class of property from taxation, but @ BRYAN WON'T DO. as the state held in a decision rendered in 1897 @ (By United Press.) 1 on- tha ch exemptions are in con» EW YORK “ mptions with the provisions of the com » tom J. GC state n idding the exempPHon « donc said & ed on a ivate property from taxation, |» went & r nd therefore void 3 * is re radical & 6 Specia unmet will be * Roosevelt. Wo # M n defending * a ‘ ~ | Th tes ae os * ma 1 be * m the Cofer ® Roosevelt * e B, * “ * ax 1 ae ® ch « » H on a * * ee ee 18 HURT BY FALL PLAN TO MOVE THE ty, of £09 Fonda st h he was wo « « tod und was Washingt: « ar ney n ; 7 t 4 - at at sad we laces & lane iM te ovse will be tied up for & j by KR. Kk { ¢ Seen or i" toose, representing che |FORAKER CALLS i te ‘ « wheat t en hat the te sauce s"tlsie| QW ROOSEVELT The National i. eo! Th me are now ba , ‘ 0 Belp finan he ndile th », ha Provided th. ¥ + (By United Pre a) to have + ao: Tans oom od the WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 1 : York ex: " f the f Com Oo are jelly exch xporters at | pleasa 1 fe Fo I the So wheat is w Te today sker on ng the Wh Honse afte " with i der He said the sub I had a pleasant chat with the Tee bald headend | prestden said the senator, “a bel in } ery pleasa ndeed The © ole rewident wanted m : the ee Owing bine ring mney curren 4 I ‘ The « . ne room. | told him what I could has Aarons A sigh. “Well iol ane eo ass Rittor and {. @,” t , “and some |e D of & « , - Did i discuss the presi BM Miner hour a: mn “ age AB , he wae asked i, sn gears 4 ’ if lid, 1 have f tten it f f esata * tation may ne be Householders JEANIE EN ROUTE SOUTH h le I ild reall nourit lwolling that 4 t . ia H ' insurance ’ *, and the 1 1 b A 1 ir t ‘ 1 1 ted | n tw th he it 1, was d by the 1 r ate mn thie cla in f is k appea » have stuck he to insure with the North ‘ 1 , ating off a Mu 4 I wr mm 1 Northwestern Is si inwu this class 40 ) cent of the compant A card telephor aaa te thas ff i bring 0 lays ove and t a hand uted = pamphiot ; ecord of weathe h otering a nu f prominent tr . * or ( 4 in por f in th 1 ni tes f r from und 4@ valu anes mine etre te t yf © tone of tis ‘ The Northwestern 1 nvod It " § York Cold form we f ht! potte holde ince t ) ' n and Jeane il the way down, at one $100,000.00 an com 1 MPOky Iittlo bog wit ek being completely 1 annual rates vee SAN The are a ing to Comm againat the raitr (By United Pre Friece Men fw « FRAN( an pin wing fo heid ray ads in od ala It war afte aco. 7 a n th eat ¢ the in da the at one 16 yester ¢ rom » Mow ned to steamer the paint irm hold wat wan give e pow from every only with that the ~_ after to the rah Wrathy. Nov San Pr ed at ty anctace 5 mass meet imination lings with GEN, VON MOLTKE From His Latest Photog Chamber ot action ot wa" GEN, VON MOLTKE’'S DISGRACE. aph. Gen. Count ¢ M for He r the « te Maxi wh Hard Moltke v thron Net i th c d he t ypon V M wl Final—Ya Princeton 0 Ik Dartmouth Harvard 0. lalf—4 12, Minne a4 Firat Half—t nia 6, Mich igan Fir y Prineet ) Final—Darmouth Harvard 0. Final—t 1 6, Mick igan 0 Pin ( Min ‘ Young Girl Murdered PHILADELPHIA, Pa N 16 emer Tur i |stantly killed this afternoon on th 1 had jil The police are \ for th man, whose name i . i | | } | | (By United Press.) JUNEAU, Alaska, Nov. 16.—The Alaska republican territorial cor vention finiehed its labors yeater day afternoon, adopting home rule platform and electing the fol lowing delegates to the national convention: John G. Held, of Junean; W. T. Perkins, R. 8 Ryan and Capt. E. W. Johnson, of Nome Judge Frank Wickersham, of Falr banks 1 Frank Ballatne of 16 li a Letter to The Star B. Franklin Scores the System! ‘of the S. E. Company in Handling Its Employes --Accidents Due to Lack of Knowledge. vy cidents whieh have lately occ the f the Seattle f Oginpany aré due to bumerous stres lines 4 of that eq barge of Mr. 1 i letter to The Star anys anyone will take yee the evidence ra of the numerous ta which have oc st six months, « two months, he of empl bn te the lib, tn a Franklin it to ana the pay car ace in the ane of tn and a pet | of t nee of ¢ KR ife and managers o crednens of the m th Hoat of Accidents for {natance, runaway om Madison ling of a conductor while ad ing his car the terrib wree the Alki Potnt line; the derait at Nineteenth av. and Union st other ident« too mention, When sifted ail tell the same tale tonee Had these }tent, these naisha in death, severe wounds and | placing of numerous lives in | nent peril, Take, ntreet jown of ear a the re nerous would not have occurred 1907 the Incompe pora rank Mr the trouble sported tn tr eont the {just k on mi and to they Incompe mployes been compe which resulted |a question in which everyone ts vi the mmi This seems to be an indisputable Proposition, and, if so, who ts to blume for these horrors? If the pwhers and managers of the car service had employed suitable it seems quite evident that would have been no su other cith rch casualties, he in contain 4 Sunday wociation, In the ot thetr The King County Teachers ond day's » tlon here, this m Queation which those Ir upen the convention vital importance to Sunday work, namely, “The Teachers Prof. F. W Eltzabeth Powell this topic, and an anima: ston, opened and led by & Thompeon, followed. The » phasized the iden that or tinge t Sunday tedBhers. lt w necommry ” — out atte relieve Nowe were yve and eee © daughter about noon today at manston iden Gate viila major then took sium, with which he ended his fe After shooting his (By Unite CRUZ ress.) Cal, Nov president of the County bank ALASKAN DELEGATES WURDERED ARE CHOSEN FIND NEW TRACES OF THE PLAGUE Seh ning took up th Rev. & aus the companies employ good mev in| TRAINING FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS URGED ance is of school Training of Mites * on sous mer peak train schoo! that LLS DAUGHTER: THEN |] SUICIDES 16 nk Melaughiin killed his thelr The cyanide of potas daughter he telephoned to Hon W. 8. J r Dr. Kellogg, city bacterio t ports that rat No, 26 nd near Fourth and Main st, wa ted with plague germs, and immediate and drastic mensures ha been started by the sanitary force in that vicinity to prevent any furt in fect A valuable addition to the fight ing facilities has been received tn the sh of paray of the government laborat rived today and is i in the new quart an Monday. Dr. Cof of the x, and hi are RAID OF SAFE CRACKERS BELIEVED PLANNED (By United Press.) OAKLAND, v Thursday night tard oppany’s b dy fio, and & warning has boon w oufhto th © depart FROLIC ENDS SHOOTING (By United Pross.) mite, 75 feet of fuse and f a Wex « m were at Th ie la around the bay think BELLINGHAM, Wash. Nov. 16 In a raid on the sophomore clasg lancing party of the high school ast night, Kdward Lowery, aged 17, was shot In the log R. Good tet \ « of bi athool of Undergraduates and alumni have banded themaetves to: ther, calling th th Royal Mighbjnders. ¥ ral m Friday alghts the gang ns made raids similar to that of lust night, committing much law wwness and glwaye attempting to |ateal the lunches prepared, Good © 7 lExtra Specials For Saturday and Monday Fresh Eastern |] i ee Ham cial $1.19 We owl Saturday and Monday the service There la no reason tn i6e Cheyenne Hate—In tan and they world wh may not be Fresh Eastern Bacon—ftexy gray; regular price $2.00 had in Seattle 220, Saturday and Mon | “Our people would like to five ont pound 17he specs ose their allotted time, but there is lit the chance for it under present con dition. juch management fa Ranch Egge—Dozen Cretonne — In good colors municipal ownership or some othe we and patterns regular ehange equally radical enn cites Shas seed Ae Gives City Black Eye. Ladies’ Skirte—in gray, blue The city is getting « tation brown and black; regu cE ennemR eee eas that will keep people from coming price $3.60; Saturday Ginghams — Regular here, and cause those already here Monday a1. tor se ' w ‘ a ia reasonable Cnctnde te o wats to fe Ladies’ Short Coate—Crush himself death ¢ ed plush; regular price In Roman stripes; “me Ae we town. 15.00 peclal exular price 69¢ nt if this of affairs continues $ peclal ... $10.00 regular pri for, $9¢ there will b » use in holding th A-Y¥-P. exposition in 190%, for peo abroad will learn of the terrible o § d Ay broad wil lara ofthe eri econd Ave. at home. All strangers will feel like Mr, Proffitt, the commercial elec traveler, who spent two or thr “ e ya in the city, was in two wreok Pike and Pine saw three men killed and barely minsed the Alki Potnt diwaster, He sald he would leave immediately lent, if he tarried longer, his might speedily come There is no disposition to speak of the vice harshly, but it ins Low Expenses--Low Prices ear ser ‘SUIT IN COURT SHOWS — tally interested, because peop |have quit walking, This quest is of so much importance to them that they should protest against | present conditions and condemn! iiioresting information bearing; pea coal to the public at enormous hem in a manner which will result | ion the cost of production of coal! prices, failing to deliver the com in more safety to human life. Those |i ing Pacific Coast company’s | tracted supply to the Seattle Ta | who are culpable showd be held ro | nines ig contained In an answer|coma Power company which now | sponatt for the prenent a. filed in the superior court by the| contests payment of part of its bill jment is altogether intoleral 't | Seattle-Tacoma Power company in on the ground that it was forced to cheapens Ife and will eventually | “Suit brought by the Pacific Coast buy coal elsewhere at. advanced work serious financial loss upon) oon uny to collect money alleged prices the company ak siabiaiae to be due for coal supplied during The contract prices entered into B FRANKLIN the famine time of last winter. with the Seattle-Tacoma Power =—==| While the Paetfic Coast company! company have a bearing on the was declaring that $7 per ton was cost of production in the Pactfle not an exorbitant price to charge| Coast company mines as ft is not for lump coal in the bunker 1 y that t company would con- attle on account of increased cost tract t large quantities of of produet the answer to the even the lowest grade coal at less sult alleges that the Pacific Coast than cost of production mpany contracted last Decembe: Investigations conducted along aniainlaniag aii Wail to supply the Seattle wer this line by The Star last spring ly trained im the things Gunpany with - Heated that the cast Of seetes to aeaieentee abet of pea coal at per long ton tion did not exceed $1.98 per ton, were allowed to take charge of the /M@t Newcastle and $1.85 per long everything included and the con catering of ot ox, and| 8 for Fulton. jtract price made the Seattle Ta it argued that the w a Sanday Ae the famine developed, how-|coma Power company indicates achont teacher beine far more im. (ever. the Pacific Coast company|that the cost ts much under that portant, his training should be | found It ple seit oven She Baws more thorough. Lack of training is, however, it was said, the usual, mance Frank A spoke on “The Church Schoo Leadership,” and Prof. E. E. Sis son was heard on “The = Tea er . i (By United Press.) A story was published today that EERE NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—The storm Clerks found in Barney's desk in Ae Y the bank love letters exchanged be Protest, following an Attack OD | tween Barney and two women, one Charlies T. Barney's character by | gaid to be a Parisian favorite of @ President Higgins, of the Knicker-| French prince, and the other the bocker Trust company, is so strong | wife of a wealthy New Yorker. The that Higgins may be asked to re- latter is the mo of several sign, declares the suicide’s friends. | children and prominent socially ing what he had done, saying ho| President Higgins blames Morse, a| It is now sald Barney's indebted was to end his own iife, which he| former ice king, for Barney's finan-| ness to the trust company ts $8 Seed y did. The daughtor|cial rutin and death, “If Higgins | 000, and that the estate will leave was shot in the head and there aresba@s been rightly quoted in his at-|@ balance of $2,000,000 to the widow. no hopes for ber resovery tack on Barney, he ls an absolute’) The funeral was held this after- Major McLaughlin had met with |lier.” declared Morse. esc financial reverses. He was one of | e=e=re= omen ars Bese Ss —— the best known men tm the state and was once chairman of the publican state central committee LICENSED TO WED. POLICEMAN John Kramer 4 Frances Ster- nad, Black Diamond, Andru Seaberg and Anna Patterson, Brinnon, Joe Peters, Seattic. and Blanche Rudd, Columbia City, John Winters and Mary Cullen, Hanaford, Martin (By | Unitea Prone Chamberlain and Charlotte Nichols, CHICAGO, Nov. 16.—Policeman | Seattle, William Goebel, Chteago, Seward. Dr. 1. &. Keller, of Skag-| Robert Mackeney was found shot|and Alpha Inaaca, Meriden, Kan., way, was elected national commit-ltg deat at Sixty-third st. and | Peter Sevald and Otalie Olson, Rich teoman. The next convention will| », ie an mond Beach, Nels Hanson, Ballard, held at Ketchikan nema rth av today = y ‘WO and Mary Brown, Jeorgetown, Jo Hearty enderssment was blocks away from the Englewood | seph Benjamin, Seattle and Ethel the candidacy of Taft for the 5 meadquarters. The murderer | Topyen, Fall City acy, Gov. Hoggatt, by the ie Soe = Of antiHoaggatt delegate he sho * maw 4 man “ > the national convention, has pass-| 86 down Sixty-third st. a few { from political tf 8 | Bell 0B vcagmicny hootin now down and believed to have bee . Cale wan endorsed f (By United Press.) wo MEW YORK STOCK so. CoS 0 no jer to enforce a demand for the MARKET reinstatement of er of their union, the Railroad’s Brotherhood of rs has au (By United Press.) he fa their onder NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—The um strike, The voting was settled opening stocks was fob toda lowed by a quick advance of a i. 7 hurrying the t the lab-| pont or more. We nd sale eye a8 Sap ey th v long accounts wh fe Tr. LOUIS, Mi soing on may s ets over Sunday, caused con ay destroye ed rodents Seen the okie yy ing | the entire town wa naiderable ank mment has |¢ winte. The balance of the vf been started among t) ts showed emai le , FREE SINKS. born by the dw g of a large vee - ia damaged, all to the munictpa , hick £0 he Bo gyro Hosted f attr 610 Pike he laim ia o ” xceeding ‘ oe nnoytag, but ae and the entire t a health to soar, the fa | bd es a the gong rang pons bility | When a Deer Is Not a Dear ea MS VDI ETON Ore Nov hes ae rat, a well yw citizen of Pend »” wa a ked toda Andorson, a retired farmer, and f put up ate ft his |] s life. Wh aid finally ed || ~ om Thre sherif nd other peace Frost was scour to the EARNING NOTH Last night the local police re 4)" od os ms ¥ . 4 | orders relative to th and | have been gored INQ. letective sreaa bh it vot ed to run in ¢ ha Oil Stock for Sale wcter found ure deter-} H. M. He any, Bar e ined to ‘ and ‘ s, First av., ha rin t {ditional men 75c Swan’s 1-Inch cg Ne. 1035 Socket BY DEPOSITING IT - ae firmer Beveled Edge fait arial aa eaneiaal a I8-callbe er he f hree Chisel 50c mt on of which hit 1 DEPARTMENT, S 1 WHERE iT WILL | EARN 4 PER CENT. : | THIS WEDDING PAYS \ (By United Press.) | . "t| LONDON Nov 1 Pri e) " Pa Charles, of Hourhom, whowe first | bin oe ‘|| Union Savings & wife King Alfonao’s sister, who ‘ , | = has been dead t} ears, was mar | fe tlw ' | f “ 4 at Wood Norton, Worcester | Trast Co. hire, toda to. Princeas La » | . * Orleans, sister ofthe French pre | vr Fe hundred guests oy <> | be entertained for four day Fr. M. SPINNING st of $180,000, The ‘galuc of the 4210 SECOND AVENL gifts wilt venoh $1,000,000