The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1907, Page 7

rd THE SEATTLE STAR—WDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1907. 4 oe nema ~ —— atatiintitmeeetenteteeeeenemnaad tiaeemminatneetiol arama meee ome rsa WARD WESTON 2222222" UNCUIMED UBRELLAS TO BE ras Man WANTS ELK AND OTHERS ENJOY It allows the alr at once to fill the 1 Htungs, Then pump air into them “ ” by slowly working the arms at the x aides, Be careful not to preaw RSE.) has eee againat the stomach as that will| ‘The man who happens to viait, the. miscellanaous junk now held foroe water from the stomach into |the offices of the Seattle 1 rigy S¥gthe company mr | ED WALKER ARRIVES AT CHICAUO the mouth and sigangie the pa lcampany tomorrow may catch @! , AM auction vale will be held of all Hardly had the curtain gone up{lead to a happy conclusion. Ten tent lxlimpae of the umbrella he found | unclaimed umbrellas and the other at the Grand Opora housedast night | Years ago when the same produc leaning against the counter in the | hundred and one things. that peo “MADE IN-SEATTLE” [oafe when he said to himself; I) ple forget. By right of long usige, ” fxuess U've got to go now, ‘cause h| umbrellas have come to he eon }Uvink {t's goin! to rain.” sidered the spotls of war or the DAY IS CONSIDERED He may also remember that he | fruit of diligent discovery ‘ thoughtieesly left that same own |erybody forget. them, and every- erleas rain shield on so: wtreet body takes one belonging to some- Plaine for another “Madein. Se * and wondered mutingly who got one else with a degree of sang froid jattle Day,” such as was successful | it weet ‘truly remarkable considering how | ly celebrated in Seattle last year.) The street car employes get most | mad a man gets when he finds his j are being formulated this afternoon of what in absentmindedly left be: | nice new one gone at & mooting of prominent cttizena|hind by the traveling public, and! If:you have forgotten two or at the Chamber of Commerce, The }turn the finds into the Ipat article | three this fall you might moot up Chamber, the Commeretat elub and | department with old friends at the guction to the Manufacturers’ association are} Tomorrow will see a cleanup of | morrow represented at the meeting. The! tioh wan presented at the tile theater ler the auspice the ed down to the footlights and while | Good Roads association thie Mttle when a bunch of pretty ¢ le troop: singing ® light breezy song die | miss, then six years old, made one of the hits of the performance, ap spearing with her brother in songs and dances Others f Limelight Maverick Terrell impersonated Jeorge Thatcher, the old minatret m He was @a and his laity made good Don M. ark had the rollicking role of mmy Jiges, an uptodate Ind. . !. Powell as Charles Frohman Of course the performe ‘ Mr Ww it an Bis op! ns, given by amateurs, but #0 w irs. H i # Hopkis Outontion to make the cons | “ , Mra. J. H. Van Aaselt as Ra Time sion an annual affair, when Seattle PROF. J. HM. BRAKE, they been drilled that ther re is and albert ft. Cole as Fi le made products witl be exhibited by | (Seattic Star's Exciusive Service.) |{ew of the usual waits, no same Qi de individual bite in thelr frights, and everybody moved with the merchants of the eity ANN ARBOR, Nov. 27-—For a| spectaltios, A big laugh came when played a bunch of letter pennants which spelled the sentence ls Everybody Happy? That was enough, Everybody tn the house, and it was packed, got next and happiness prevailed from then until the final curta A Night in Bohemia” was the bill, and it was the annual affair of the local Kika. 1 dash and go. } WIFE'S STATEMENT oo er hk wineiiel perth Weep? well| nes’ omen Sour © See } EXONERATES MAN. | vitro: Ss taken, the costumes bright and neat, AN D6nE Me theortes upon which the publle tas eee ee coee of the a tnd (claimed “Hi Gill (By United Press.) | looked at firet with amusement erp sort. and the aon ond Mise Pendiet Bings. > * ‘ ry * | then with toleration, and lastly One of pleasing ures of REDDING, Cal, Nov, 27.—Clay} ie redanetion }dislogue swinging and cleve one be are nging a apt Bg tar dyer | But it Prof, Joneph | Col. Lindsay Shine f Miss Edna Pe 0, assisted near Ga dranke: , pron fran pmo Nay Pt and HW. Drak University « R. H. Lindsay was Edmund by well drilled ct gave bp he Gceene’> fess. late Goin! | Michigan to cap the climax. In a| Keene, the old actor. He was as “Dreaming” in th at and ile tae tae temo tbe ak an sm lecture, Drake, who is professor of | dignified as if receiving a satisfac:,"The Violet Giri” in the second te bill hee omy Roman law, advocated a mon-|tory verdict for a client In court. act. The latter was called back . chy, with Roosevelt crowned for| “Hilly” Grant as Officer Callahan, five times Frisco Plague Report. | life, as the solution of the prob-)was as easy and as active in his The solo dance by Hannah Leach SAN FRANCISCO, Nov | |lems of corporate encroachment on | lines and business ax if selling a Hoyt was well received, also her The board of heaith issued the fol | public rights he mp Bai = aon impe ‘ seeped oe lowing plague report today: Two - coe. ly in the ile eo Wine See ean Sines dS aaly vectee chain | | Hodges, and everybody knows how | By wa s Hoyt plays the F Giaehetand an eusek 166 vertinh | jclever Jack is in handling the busl-| role of Dollie Nobles ight. It enone 0 dake 06 dante © cemnale jness end of 8. Hyde's ostablish hard In a performance of the bs z | ment, was cast in the role of Dusty | sort given | ht to make men ing, suspects radiisietonome |Rhode, the manager of the defunet tion of « Let it suffice SHE IS AN ADMIRAL. | comedy company to say that all were good latita Lamb was the Dolly Tommy Getz, author of “A Night Nobles, the bright particular ray in Bohemia,” and who staged the 1 chuck- of sunshine, She came all the | production, filled the piece |way from Gig Harbor and jumped a-block with good things. The pe into the role with about three days’ formance is on for a matinee and tion and took the soubrette closes tonight. CORNER LOT THAT RENT 12/ United Press.) “a ” ee SPRINGFIELD, I. Nov, 27 perepar (Beattic Stars Exclusive Service.) | attorney made several trips to Ku! Representative Shanahan of Chi-| c= oat Som Nor ing SE a satan," Se eta, va FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SWARMING BACK TO We fence winery wert vse’ EUROPE CARRYING $ 100,000,000 amite that! for 106 years, which he and bis| Hensen was angry over the bh 4 in probably the biggest pri-| heirs will pay $12,000,000, He will action on a direct primary bill and vate rental proposition ever put) pay $4,000,000 for 42 years and §8,-}denounced Representatives Shana-| through In America, The property | 000,000 for%he balance of the term.| han, Lindley and Oglesby and|/ im owned by Mra. Mary A. Piteger-| Mra. Fitsgeraid is therefore ae ker Shurtleff as “insipid de-| EDWARD WESTON. Taken While Clipping Off Four and a Half Miles an Hour. {By United Press.) fined to bis bed with a broken leg, Nov 1.—Edward | to greet the aged man In addition to his walking, he has been a newspaper writer He tw a friend of President Roose way and E. 43d at. cove » mile walk 2:15 today, ation. The velt - ed the city ¢ }ald, who lives in Europe (wured an income of a little less than rates.” Turning to Shanahan, | db Morning and at 9 65 dean the aah tyler yea agin yar nga Harry Levey, who is looming up$100,000 a year for more than & he ghouted “You are not honest! fap of bis long tramp, leaving) 4)° 9g as a real estate Napoleon, haabrentry mix-up followed, and Shanahan : will go upon a lecture tour Chicago Beach bote now that he has completed his people fined the | Hm™ey wired hard work on Werton’s Walking Record. #50 mounted policemen United States—Oct 29, 186T crowds back. Weston to Chicago, 1234 Rappy and fresh. «miled and miles, jays te the cheeripg throng Ortod 1868, 10° miles in the four-mile walk ours 19 minutes 10 seconds. @f automobiles and car Janvary and February, 1869, Wie followed him, the chauffears Bangor, Me., to Buffalo, 1,068 miles, Wapng Up a continuous blowing 30 days [dees and tooting of horns May, 187?, St. Loute, 200 miles ‘ : Walked through the postof- (two miles backward) 41 hours. | QUEEN OLGA | A® predicted in yesterday's Star, tad then to the Hilinols Ath June 12-16, 1871, New York, 400 a fe war is to be w for ub. where he discarded his miles, 4 days 23 hours 32 minutes Nov. 27.—-Queen Ol@8 | suprety ca sought control of the corner for tw years, Mra. Fitsgerald would not ry building, which w sell and she was not at all anxious! voted to offices, a thea to grant a longtime lease. Levey's rostaarant ees NEW INCORPORATIONS ‘ | OLYMPIA, Nov. 27.—~The follow: | i |ing corporation papers were filed in ou jthe office of the secretary of state: | | | The Forward society of Port Mad by Mrs. J. O. Quits “Ww Olsen, Fo H. Prost erson, Jonas Petterson the ) Levey will erect on the site a 12\!was knocked und er a desk, with his head in @ waste paper basket © and & Later the men shook hands be de ne i Fe y United Press.) ti fwon, $1,00 carried free and als and |lund, And » thrown fn. Martin Pe and others For some time the steamer y by the two steamship fe Mesos! shirt and old walking Oct, 14, 1871, Macon, Ga 50% holds the unique die-| on uies operating on the Beat thet 27 Cook & Co. made « Red Mountain ing 24 donned 4 new suit, shin-| milos, including one-half mile back being the only woman] ’ . on “ @f 32 for the one way and comps Bellingham, $1,000,000 y shoes and white glove He | ward, nine rs 49 minutes 45 sec | admiral in the whole world. She) tle Vancouver, B. ¢ te Today | fo the round tri Thi by Eimon Scott, Eleanor Scott and his former record by a onds. nted an admiral in the ielals of the Inland Naviga. met iast week by the J. W. Romaine May 11-16, 1874, New York, 436/ Russian navy by the late czar, her pan erating the fast gation « a f Lum le cousin, because her father was a/ steamer | that the cabin tickets were concern 000 LE i Celebrated Walker. —. 17-20, Philadelphia, 200 high ‘ciate, rate of $1 round trip, yee |terday Cook & Co. eut the y and John Weaver Bisird Weston is one of t 1 My tetphta, 200 Migh Sina trom @ tamily partial to|terday asnounced by Coo®’@ a. 61 Ome way.> Now the Inland Nevi-| DENSE CROWDS OF FOREIGNERS AT CUNARD DOCKS, IN NEW fee cross-country walkers of poo 1419, Newark, N. J, 500/| the sea, she ma . satlor. King |*ould be met on the steamer sail gation company bas met this. The! WHAT JURY COULD RESIST? YORK, JUST BEFORE STEAMER SAILING. val. He is now 69 years of | Dee | ; sor ante behee her husband. was a mid.(tog tonight at midnight. ‘This rate officais of the tatter company «ay | _— miles, five days 2 hours 35 utes shipman January, February, March, 1986, to bi a pags rong 4 — with Dae O'Leary, tn various clties, Gree emeed to Chicago, lew 2,500 miles; beat O'Leary 200 nalies dE ent Chien on oy gS gh us bose APES READY FOR THE BIG | eS “December, 1896. New York, 103 GAME TOMORROW ce srior applies to second cabin passengers. they will go the ot at the next drop will be remaina every -rate announ’ to be seen. Possibly passengers Co t. and d by Cook & the F clon ted as bale and hearty as if Sa Forty years ago Weston "HORDE OF JAPANESE SLAVES IN AMERICA BY C. H. TAVENNER. there are no less than 50,000 coolies | (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) |now working in California who VANCOUVER, B. €., Nov. 27.— | have from one to two and one-half rs of their time to serve. e is part of the contract: of are as | commonwealth of Canada (herein The thousands of Japanese that ce. = miles, 23 hours 59 minutes May 728, 1906, Philadelphia t first trip was on a wager eo yor are pouring into this Canadian par rect from Japa (By United Press.) | adise 4 : 160 miles, 23 hours seca Ldsho's apenty football eleven, all: oddu the beat record hatving | t Ned the joye 920,000. John fhe oe minuter EVERETT, Nov. 27-—H. J. MUr-| with Coach Middleton and a halt beaten two toams that conquored | much slaves as were tho negroes ne gy Bh employer), by “ a oe eT ihent In Ringland—Feb. 9, 1876, 110/ray, an alleged bad check man, ¢® | dosen tutes, fx in town, pre Washington | shipped to the states from Africe| yi. chama, Japan, of one part, and tant Wes “Hs miles, hours. caped from the officers this morn-/pared to play the game of its cw Tomorrow morning, if the weath-| |75 years ago! ag years, a Feb, 16-19, 1876, 108 miles, 24 jaf? Teer tomorrow afternoon on the er permits, the two teams will pa-| You will see no chains here, sor Fey . : i hile being taken from the jaf p p native me, Jane Lier Portland to CRE | poary ing while being taken from ae ivarelty campus when {t meets rade the city im automobiles, fol public sections. But the brows-| "ative Of Ken. Japan (hereinafter to the court house to plead. Dep uty Sheriff Baker fired twice at| Washington in the closing game lowed by a lot of rovters. Tonight | | the fugitive, not hitting him. The [of the college football season. Har weather or no ther, the varsity | j j called the employe), of other part. Art. 1. The undersigned em- ploye engages of his own free will by this contract to proceed to Can- ada to be employed there by the undersigned employer or his heir or successor, as seaman or fisher. n on board the ship or vessel of withont walking oe a meant 26 Ways of — ate tahiti Weston got the March 6-11, 1876 June 19-25, 1876. skinned men are bound just as ef feetively to the will of their slave- masters in Japan. They have sold themselves, mind, body and soul, for a period of three years, All they have to look forward to ts an wsion of 16-hour |man Kept running, and soon dis. |!2& beaten Whitman and Pullman, ‘students will parade the down town | lower his former ree Se: “a ‘ jtanced his pursuers, Police and Idaho has only to conquer Wanh- streets with banners, cheers and } gt. 25-20, 1876, 500 miles doputies are now searching for him, |!uston tm order to claim the cham-|songs. The Alumni aasoctation will | Feb. 12-17, 1877, 220 miles, three iptonship of two states be there in automobiles to boost Weston’s Peculiaritios. miles backward, 72 bours. ! Last Thanksgiving Washington |for the team. aduates from as} a8 © proc fal of clétashionea| Apeil 27, 1877, 510 mites, five |won from Idaho 16-9, but @ season far back as 1880 will join in the| workdays, “sufficient rations suit-/the” ono tower. ‘or ami other work f aie as Soins | [before that the easterners were vic: parade able for Japanese,” and, according | 8, eabte to hie, to every woman he June, 1877, 400 miles, five days, torious on their home grounds. Pre The game tomorrow will « MLLE. MIROP KY jto the actual wording of their slave The le repeating in July and September |viows to that Washington had a 2 p. m., in order that the spec PREG gy 8 pee sate Service.) |Papera—"living and sleeping ac-| | “The pren of engagement | is ot chil@ren nd ebruary, Glasgow, 1,500 miles in little the best of the argument. may get home fn time for turkey PARIS, Nov. $7-—Mile. Miro com mor ns of six by three | fixed a ree years, to terminate re when he shalf bave completed the jr year the visiting » of labor feet when employed sky, strikingly beautify! young Pol i . rikingty beautify & Pol! “it is this kind of labor full t ish woman, probably will play hob| or, workingman resents com Art. 2. On his part the employ | w y s of volatile Frenc ng rset reane 2 : FRAUD CHARGED IN °° 08)F2 oo5 wag 0 prt he emo DAMAGE SUIT has n admitted to th Why dose the coolle eign away | wages at the tate of $15 0 month, ' n his life for thfee years for the pal- | suit ng and sleeping accom. ry y wage of 50 cents a day? Be-| modatipns of six feet by three feet & hundred between 625 hours. am has by and the r and Batavia. June, 1879, won Astley belt, 550 temperance and miles, i41 hours 44 minutes. Nov. 23, 1883, to March 5, 1884 Church of Engtand Temperance sty, walked 50 miles a day f ays, Sundays set includ » west f a man of 90 his bed to shake hands | soc 100 a, e law as a profe on he entered the over country roads and hills, and sion, she announced that her —- Pa nn “gy ie whien hwy By or gantry ey pha ss Aelia ae lateitsiin eniiiatiiallinin’ ‘gendnsl lad’ ui ulate of toe, Heck! sat OO % Chan inate for tha! OOP" OX amet-anartere fi the webiealaneh aeuaiee am ances — _ and fraud on the part of Herbert, which the latter says the former af. |?" the earth. He only receives 12% | gages to submit to the discipline in TO SAVE WHEN APPARENTLY DEAD FOR E. Snook rney for the plain fidavit was secured from her by MOONSHINERS FOOLED ‘EM; $0/ cents a day in Japan f in the district, and faithfully tiffs, in obtaining an affidavit from the plaintiffs attor while ah CAPERS CALLED 'EM | The slave cannot buy his release |carry out all reasonable orders | Lizzie Nagle in support of walt was sertously ill short of a sum he is unable to pro-| which may be given him by his wife net Mary Mattner, where the attorney visited her at the fortun sah to try to eseape The agreement further stipulates ue in the latter was sued for dama family residence on Nov. 11, and This system of peonage was dis-|the employer shall hold $5 from BY R. F. FRAZER. Sted for alleged defamatio hare presented affidavit for ber signa closed wher original | each h’s salary until the ex Star's Exciusive Servic: Val attorneys for Mra. Bilat with the threat that unless | contracts was secured by W. | ptratio the contract, to protect Dr H. K filed an appeal in the sup court ehoswigned it she would foretb) von Rb ec of th atic |b inquency of the physictan tn MAS. J. B. DUKE. asking tor a new trial emoved to appear in cou in an | (Seattle Star's Exciusive Service.)| Ax a result of the former litica ambulance; that the affidavit was | NEW YORK, Nov. 2 Mrs, Ja®./tion the Lefevres were awarded | n ead td her and that she knew Vhieh / 1. Duke leads American we damages in the amount of $200. | nothing of {ts contents until it had Undreds of lives annually. He hax social promin » in following the | Now Mra. Blattner asks to have the! been introduced as evidence for demonstrated a plan of resuscitat Persons who have apparently | ‘nag from drowning for a ain, introd: the s in their sult fashion recently inaugurated bY/ case passed upon & Queen Alexandra In the woartr Mra. Duke's beads suiticih = PREMONITION OF DANGER He dl to Dr. Whitford many Mets heve been buried who back and increasing in 4 Spa Sarees SAVES MANY LIVES Store C | Siitnes tor tne sonnet ot| They are of the famed Whitby | store osec | Me publie gene | jet, and have been given a wonder rit led into this stigation ful finish, alm (By United Press.) cove ot the | probably also © | a to save { a little Duke is wear Reig: orn Pacific awiteh. °@ With @ certain large loss of| | re “ as de ence to the y i JOHN G. CAPERS. | pole 1 4 kiace given to her b man, belleves the live bir WASHINGTON Nov An r rt teil and a Northern Pacific train crew 8 amusing Incident has more or less omor I OW yo } OLD STEEL KING STILL Lives pres the water . } MYSTERY DEEPENS bd aved ‘night Wefore last by connection with John G, Capers, allie , Dr. H. K. Whitford. } Peay gpe SE eee he tateon |Jobn Pritz Was Pioneer and Helped | ¥h° has succeeded tohn W- bonny | AN a im @ premonition of the dange A pe as co! sione prnal re | Ad fis dows vigd cally United Pres.) Tie was on the front end of a Inco rogress of Great Industry enue, Some time ago four revenue} ft wn | dorty ! I have lived near ANeae : » oe motive speeding out through the) ;,.. . agents spent four days in a dist pA | the water . water in an effort to try m ¥. Linderman. pre or Of Northern Pacific yards to South nar tate Star Enolusive Servies.) |i oy that 1 big taxes down in a | Ist the died supposedly drowned Frain hotel, in this city, stated |roocms. Wh Railey st, he| BETHLEHEM, Pa., Nov At! Kentueky, tryt » catch a clerk | * tae the h ck me 1 believe now that the he a ~ ae ly felt a cold ebill and «| 85 years John Frits, ironn and|in a@ little irregularity yaa aeg wrong ing is a sort of Fa ay Dl A sat apprehension for his life, Be | inventor, who commenced life ir While they were busy in this | ie abmurd to, Life is for a € a. Sores ing that he was in danger, he! 1998 as a blacksmith. has lived ‘ork, moonshiners in the neigh-| f] G T Dp TNT ti ‘ h|pended. The continued tj buried in mis MIS aignaled Hnginver Syphers to stop.| seo the Amertean autput of Jron | borhood sent hundreds of kegs of 1US BR¢ WN riew , th telf would cause death have | Gaue : . he rhe locomotive came to a halt and | and steel inerea frou , raband = wh gh the | Sanattion mal re {tated who have eon, eet goer. and | trew ed ahead a few yards\tons a yoar at that ti “4 © agents dide't 9d Ave. and Hing dixes <9 gr mre | wa fe of Laut at | and found ot of track ad been | Gee Ode tee at Dr yy hk tt Cicien Wee 3 of water five t be|* Oakland th ain that had been f ee plate proceane ‘4 no < Mat an soo " th aftorn care f t tima | Water in f 1 is tb Many 1 who th they are o tra wi one was identif th s - | and » Get the y out of th er | def he faith nly barrt-| where the 1¢ ed a al rtant im the { government ulation . Ww t in|ending truth out of their lve 1 the © would | lunged od a4 hey were una B into the tur at feet to the bottom, The Seat . ; court tod rat into the y int tt fore the great has grent cause to|ed over the same atreteh of track whe the chureh vea| birth, and Whing per I enc ur f for himself af ites later and the dis-' then ne busine ! ltorney in that