The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1907, Page 1

EDIION THE SEATTLE STAR ONE CENT e THE WEATHER—-RAIN TONIGHT AND VOL, 9. 162. y SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, DEC. 26, 1907. ° FRIDAY, MODERATELY WEST WINDS. MC EHIND. oso aent root” FEATER INSISTS THAT vating appeals to me to have mo | #@0tlon an effort is now under way designate by name a candidate 1 | #9! & conference of the men rep oe ee ee ee | resenting the leading business tn . ig Fellows” of Republican Machine Are Getting the « $ |am wilting to support for the repute |tnresta at the fin ne aineat Dee eee eM eee Oey Maintaing That Drumheller He Has "Repeatedly Told Him h f Su * BANK CLEARINGS. & liean nomination for mayor,” te the of considering the mayoralty con % NOME WINS AGAIN | f h * # remark credited to formed United |Yest and, if possible, of indorsing * f D; i R R ed M. Sa Th M calf “baie Strengt 0 Organization in pport 0 , Cis Seattle. % States Senator Jobn L. Wilson and some promining candidate already | % (By United Pr * of Daring Nescue---hescu jan Says That etcalte ® Clearings today , .$1,224,996.04 w delivered In a conference held at 'tn the field or bringing out some|® SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Dec. 26. % ti t | i on Lan i ate for rg * Ralances ., 198,416.00 w the Rainier club a few days ago. or candidate who is satisfac: # —Last night the Nome Arc. # erely inrew a hope. * * “Why don't you men call # con: | tory * te Hirotherhood basketball * sine * Tacoma, ® ference of the business men of the! One diffionity in getting together | ® five defeated the local ¥. M. ® ee % Clearings today 221.00 & {community and settle the quedtion |sueh a conforonce is the fact that # C. A. t » |, “Mr. Drumheller hae repeatedly |deck without themselves encoun : 4 aweeping moves the; Despite the eter © ny & Kcore of 34 to 27. * teat ep! aR bo tea beating lan; Honestt” o- in} ee 897.00 w | o@e way or another? many of the men who would natur- & The kame wan a fast one, Roth #|told me that when he rose in the tering any danger Gireegth of the old Republt-imediate Decking Mr. Russell om- |» | “If you don't get together and any be invited to participate in it # teams line up again tonight. | Water the first time he saw Gen-, From this conflict in the direet ashing, orcanized and main: |! ciected mayor he will continae |% Portland. ® agree on some wultable and réepat-|have already pledged themuelves # # eral Metcalfe in the water beside and the hearsay evidence it would the wif privilege line 4 re ft silet of thei” Clearings today 788,672.00 @ able candidate pretty soon I pro |to support one or ¢ other of the | him, and that the general rescued appear that Mr. Drumhetler’s y a. shee amank + ale gt tore gears . _ # Balances + 147,191.00 & | pose to hie mywelf away to Bonth: | candidates already in the field, and) * *******¥¥¥¥ HHH *| “M, M. TEATER.” [recollection of the incident has . Electric Co. {face sternly at all times againat * *® ern California, there to bask in| so are not free to enter a confe 3 was General Metcalfe and been confused, that he has told one are the atte _— rie — oir Qoeann of arate at sak eet eee eee eee ee eee a & the pleasant shade of the orange ence which might eliminate the Eugene Fellowes who pulled me story to Mr Teater and another to t one Laryges- ee are ¢ p treen until the election ts over. favorite jout, They threw me a rope the correspondent who interviewed ed up behind the Undoubtedly thia ts exact “ " he Sts Pipe hens at : epublican nomina er and “Johnny” Clancy most TESTE rg NER ORT beivencD ; - Ae soon as thia desire, hence the enthusiasm of IN scrap Hotter and hotter grows the con- excess of his admiration and his plished Mr. Rus. thelr efforts in Russell's behalf : | The of N. Browne, of 910 Miller troversy be into Mr. Drumbheller's account of declaration of candidacy will recent promine the #t.,| the opponents of General James B e incident an element.o: “y h has filed a declaration of his can-| Metcalfe for the the Incident an element of herolem " . spaten | Russell campaign has nipped as ‘ rc 1 t « . \ ied and the Russell campaign f (By United Press.) + Moe democratic mayor on the part of Gen Metcalfe t rfection 0: ith a mo nt . : 1 > didacy for the republic o1 por @ through the perfection of | with “ aly = killing fr | the} DENVER, Col., Dec. 24.—An the ee a ie as gg mage 4 alty nomination over the subject of which Mr. Drumheller did not tn- H1 campaign club. Lg hehe bogs cogpe od. the race |Culmination of a long and bitterly eventh ward, He is the secoma | “ether or not General Metealfe tend to convey Piper and Clancy. bee ne ENOEOe wee ras t displayed rare heroism and risked some ten days.ago under the mis | foight . newspaper war between andidate to file for that nomina-| iio” owe life in savi the life of Heard it From Meteaife tion, the firet one being Major Bn ky trun ave See ae © Mr. Teater Kas frequently heard 8. Ingraham Stil @ third candi. | Daniel M. Dru ital of the incident from Gen- date is in prowpect in the person mad hoe ti Ho he did, the ral Meteaife and it ts o very After the first of the year the of | $7, qunciiman TP. Revelle, after possible that Mr. Teater's m sand loyalty for General Metealfe, read ween the advocat among the more active te supporters of Mr. Rus ‘are State Senator George t apd Johnny Clancy of no “twenty-per-cent-gambling taken Impression that he would be | Tom M. Patterson, editor and own: | po able to command most of the ma! or of the Denver News and Den-| With the ald of trailers and @xtra | ardtious work, was Cleaned off the chine support, which now appears | ver Times, and F. @. Honfils, part | cars the heavy register ards and sent ahead as destined to be delivered excli-jowner of the Dewer Post, Honfils sively to Mr. Russell, Mr. Bur heller from drown a in 1889. His sup doubter poses of the clare that he didn’t, and” i, at fault in that it was General evening was prattically al! clganed y 5 7 es re 04 e senator fictalx of the offtee ne back and forth th ttle rages pee fame.” Hut before they c&® notte is now deploring the (to him ‘ge geen K hl re : pow heat 4p in the local postoffice and di vie. « can atau yi t Fob ym nee. Tarorelty bee: which titans the wide ~ It of the | Metesite and nop Ir. Drumbaner fgeeeed With the program to mame powiy discovered) fact that both SS WSvIng Dis home and dea . » P : yooh has been threatening for weeks to : , ats Pes who told him that the general Jump- 3 It for the office It Is Rec | Senator Piper and “Johnny” Clanty him severely... The citing cause of tributed about the city the hollday# work in compari¢on sting him hw nere candidacy depends upon 44 into the water and risked his Bey for them to procufe the con-| ano iosed' to nix candidacy and ((28)® explosion wax an editorial) The working force in the Office with previous seasons. It appears outeome own Iffe on ‘and indoreeme:: tor weirt” Prone “ oe a ana) attack upon Henfile and his part | only rtopped yeuterday jong now that it will show a very con Teater Has His Say. When the fact was first publish- date of the “men higher up” are supporting Mr eneet, ner, Tammen, In one of the Pat enough to enjoy In’ a renscfable} siderable increase. a latest contribution to the ed in Th ar that Capt, Wood and Mihitical and business circles, Revelle Crowded Out. terson papers, which charged that way thelr Christmas dinner, - | The express business was leht fl that of M. M. Teater, |Rnainser Danforth deniaé that am lee men who douinate:the ma-| Another prospective candidate |the proprietors of the Post were The carrier business was well? this year, and it te thought that the ee of the anagers of the Met eral Metcalfe had risked his own’ faine which th represent and|Who has been crowded off the) exerting undue influence upon the clean ap, leaving no extra Work public patronage is turning in great Jealte ca aign Mr. Teater he fe, General Metcalfe was very } provide the funds for the cam ‘track by the- new Russel! frame-up | business men of Denver to secure for thie morning. The foretan fnail,| part to the mails where former t oe ead bdialeiies af this ta & worried. lect the: seleuee faiena which jt is called ‘upon from |$# Councilman T. P. Revelle, who | patronage after three days of inéeseant and | was almost altogether by express leta oan tae ae his mayeraity geéenus ae it to time fo mak had intended to enter the race but - ™ * - - Local Walters r have his campa managers to the ¢ and procure an af- He says Mr. Drumbeller re Mr, Russel! has expressed himself who bas practically decided not to . ees willing to do so provided presses it, that ‘all the ‘big fel epeated & the facts His managers: re gan enter it with the backing lows’ would be against me, and it) 4 Metcalf sred him on the subject, how- the “interests” which go to would be no use for me to try to CL tis Is VERY BUSY and did and this was not done, It ie nine, and be free get the nomination in the face of i angement Mr. Dy fore ame necessary for m the danger of attack from any thelr opposition DT caicheisencimsitacondliioiad ceanaliges : D McWa is hand, ix r procure Mr. Drumhel- de special-privilege source. His Mr. Reveille has ae de = a making every fort to from hin atement, thus disclosing the late supporters believe that cided to keep out of the mayoralty | *#*# ee teen e ee ** 0 sus He ded b P J F | d P. F N db , success beyon jo; me that his account of the incides can give him assurances fight and enter the contest for the « Organization Hea y F. J. Pariey and F. f. Nordby futiotions tendered ti eral and bear out the ‘claim at ch opposition and: are nomination to succeed himseff ax, ® PRESIDENT OFF AN A : on | him a general is a real hero ently to that end. counciiman from the Seventh ward 0 LOOT LIGHT HOLIDAY TRIP. :| is Working Hard to. Accomplish Unknown Ends—- ‘ss. Tiled waging 26 | Members Being Solel , GUIE ‘TO OPPOSE | unbeknown to repabli They will return seat Tu o eeeeeeeeeeeee *) day ®iparty leaders and party workers | Somomm rom the lot prominence, P. J. Farley, a0 Cotes In thelr busines cur ; —_—— ; j SARAH HARAARAM atiorey of political praditictions Sabie than ‘oe thete tes Some unknown thief at 1 o'clock | Cory Scott Cal- | railros 4 corporation interests . and P. Nerdby, o ired Mer! ites no expenses to we thle o peeved a-rock through | noun { in the factional war which rage@ ‘STOLEN GOODS ARE chant, are carrying around under ae elmiteten See. to & fo 1:0 # window Willian | oe the a Semtiom tq (OF SeVeral years over the control yc 5 RRR hea CS thetr hate an organization known a# 0 ay to Ket new men. | Walker's department store q |for the nomination tO! 61 the republican ation tm “The question of whether the money cannot be taken from it to? ttle Republican clob, which -" - after the nah « removed | succeed prospective Seventh ward. T leader of lea} can. transfer money from |'timburse that fund { IDENTIFIED ‘ | moving In mysterious ways its ie officers of the club are my-'*.™ in sifaqne valued at $400 ent being E. H. Guile, former opposition faction for many p : Mr. Cathoun has not as yet look wonders. to perform 8 |. H. E. Poster, view. 1@ made good his escape. The po-|ly a member of legislature fre ears Was William H. Lewis, who fighting fund to the general up the ordinances in question to Re R 7 et | Hoth men are devoting much pe Y Chrtetian. secre oe are at work on the case King county and la an attorney has more recently been ceeded @ proposed in the ordinance gscertain what their provisions are. ate a — di a! be sonal energ » the elut weltare. eet A aA. rena a for the Northern Pacific rafiroad Albert H. Beebe, now mem fed last Monday night but they have been looked up by | 20M) igentified a large portion of (ana, they hold meetings almost | yW Noraby, chairman s aliciielicliliaticiaieleleMelelel Mr. Gute is best known in local! ber of the legislature from the upop the reading of the Members of the board of public i) 4600 worth of plander te Hh ally at which they dine batween | coantive Coenmlt * polities as the leader of the pro-' Forty-seventh district them sabjects relating to the good * UNCLE SAM i§ RUNNING works and by Mayor Moore w e e the room « nen Potta, nager = enialedians making the tak levy Out poidy that they provided for specia |th6 Toom of Mra. Min ments of the order, but what they arg Ulm mansger aaa hekee. | SHORT. receipts of which the interest jevies for special purposes and that . yn oe ments a oe DE #. | trying accompltah any thing . 2 gli wnceds de S *. ike light bonds has been paid,” | the lighting fund owes the general {) 04. tt is believed by thee 4 a eabject which they warllyute Be sane cam # | (By Unite | Hall Corporation Counset Scott Cal | fund little or nothing o = what ta tom nee : bye; Foe frain from discussing for purpawes A en ocean ea |# WASHINGTON, D - aethis morning. “if the tax levy| Counciiman Sawyer, chairman of j%) "08' = "Si seve ue’ OY lof newspaper publication peace a etindit dadty’ to souter | Uncle Sam tod levied the taxes in ques |tne finance conunittée, who origin oe a aro Hae 473 Members Sgaliins the work of the cay | om ot .* tH / ry wom Suaven eres See tee. [oeee the Senate te leat the Mehting peal atore after the a According to the two gentleren Just at present we are planning » in ay Br Rove} ms os peer dpm d i ieries ne so en = = L ges a of some notions from one of the club has already an enrolled |to hold a public meeting on the 4 owever: Siena wn? issnes, or even merefy levied ation, had a conference w or. ‘ 656,257 Pete Monohan, the discoverer of ,try is staked and the only thing a e “ — counters, the act having been tiembership of 473 ons, ail Of night of January 2 for the purpone » ‘rp, a strong impresston fem for gg heongre the clin ct ce og counsel Ceeipes. om hen nessed, it is claimed, by Mrs. F. E.| Whom are claimed to be activelof taking up the matter of getting 4 et that this will ra pon pay on Valdes Creek, 70 miles in wa = do ts work for wages head, then th : as paid | sub; is morning & Cummings, woman detective at- Workers, which membership ts com |out a full registration of our mem called in soon because the act. &| land from Valdez, Alaska, arrived | Mr. Monoban will return north special and not general funds. Calhoun to look the matter up and case the light fand does give the committee an opinion the J onecta seth sada tbe and the on it tached to the # Search of Mra. |#tantly increasing through thetr bers and others who are in sym: » ; . M ere yesterd n the steamer Clements’ rooms med a mis combined personal efforts, despite! pathy with our purposes. This here ay on the steamer Sar cellaneous ae of fancy the fect that t > pute forth | meeting will b id at the room ===2 | goods, women's wearing apparel, no declaration of principles, matin jo. the Com atoga from the north bringing with WON T UNIONIZE " reial club RRR RRe Re ee ee eee Nm 96,000 In dust as a result of and toflet articles, The property tains wo headquarters, holies few Solicited to Join |three nfenths’ work. Monohan first has been taken to police head patty so a aoe Fp ge From @ prominent contractor who | made the discovery on Vaidex creek WOMEN BARBERS ‘ on besa Pheeo ve — publicity of aay kindy. yeen solicited to become a met MARY ARRESTS ON: 1903, in which year he landed pecking mr of the cl t tw learned t in Vald ith $1,600. A stampede nio' wae ceumateeies et Mh enh D, it te lear ‘aldex with $ stam pec The question of unionizing the na peracas are being solic grew out of the campaign two yearw 2 , on the representation b CHRISTMAS peeohieegaben ee dpe ero ans barbers of the city was f- |were notable to find enough gold jsally disposed of by the action of eed of th within the next two months. money on the —— the banks i# over. eee ee cs _ FOR CHILDLESS WIVES Oe ae AN hoahertonkt aia’'e |taia big. corporation | ] |to constitute pay. The mext year the Central Labor Council last wes yd 7 mack of | that if it succeeds! Christmas celebrating caused there s another st de, but ti to take the @ fractyred sknil spirits in the organization had been |'" OS Clhor’s ‘Makes tor (2 “being 80 for the $6 hours let cansbauens and etek art Se . gpolia saloon pn First av. south, | az ie Groner Carve on! "(By United Press.) premental te the ousnemma ee (Pe defeat Ma Moc ft ing r th hours (of consequence was found. As a nion barbers in Seattle say that in feice © cherge ot manstlanghter | notified loday of Clapsaddie’s : DANVILLE, lil, Dee. 26.—Real fort to nominate Mr. Ratherford death, he held « consultation with Mve dotis for Christmas presents and after the election a sort of a ifeeult of the ‘death of Adolph | prosecating Attorney Mackintosh, Were the latest in Danville. Some ratification meeting ‘was held at le, wha died at the Way-| and the officials decided to hold an time ago & man conceived the idea which it was decided to make the ett f tribute | fighting and assault o te that the ¢ > oot sentho Treeecgeucy hospital secterdey,|{aauest this afternoon at 4 o'clock. |Of presenting hts wife with an |organization permanent. WY hage |‘° the organization an 1 contribs kbting and assau vicinity state that the entire coun- | gentle sex he th: f thes it will depend upon the jury as to Sdopted clilld from the Child * been going about our work quietly ® efforts le was thrown out ol what charge will be filed againet Home he He arranged for the holdin Mtrnck the back of his head jon a simple charge of assault so his wife would nog hear of it, to |have 473 members explanation of what it bas , boost his Idea among some of his to accomplish ¢ ending noon. The arrests between Tuesday morning oi weer Th were 179 uit nearly all the ground was they have no objection to the em- od and is now controlled | ployment of women in proper lines vors and noon today. The arrests being shan of business, but maintain that @ to eity contractors who are friendly |for intoxication, disorderly conduct,| Parties arriving from that barber's work is not proper for the re-election and City B aon for re-appc in & position to distribute ment, it will male friends in whose homes there js no childish plattle. The idea Primarily our purpose is to pro |tivity of its organizers took and two more adoptions have |} ===. — 5 ca ai Ane $ INSANE 2 YEAR AF been arranged for. af £ E A A IN T BY LILLIAN NORDEAU. | “JUDGE FOR YOURSELF BY PICTURES HOW IT WORKS OUT. 60E '§- $ TER ‘ gaat Rg Pages Mee, ie (Especially Written, for the Star.) , in the home, this cut the number to four. Reatizing that more were t P | Another high-browed gentleman A sunstroke suffered at the age {condition and may not. survive to come to them, the manager of PET 7 IBONE ha co forward with a quiverful #6 years is held accountable for | long the offered the*other el of set rules for choosing husbands Me Prescht insanity of John 1D. A brothes, William B. Pember-|ren to respon le childiess men He te Dr. Julies von Bernaur, who rthy, who became violently | thy, who is now residing at 210 Pa- for Christmas presents for their * oe na lecture before .the Payche ited last week while in the In- cific av., Spokane, testified that the wives, and they were adopted by | BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 26.-—"T think tion, but on a ogical society in Chicago, Miran deptt and proceeded to insane man had been affilcted with Christmas da that the facts already in evide fessed by Orchard fown ape at the Mish in the doors and windows. sunstroke when a child. Pemberthy tend to show that a conspiracy, as wad the wa at oad, approved thing in husband: Pemberthy was examined by a is now 32 years of age, and the doc ONCE WEALT’ Y MAN is ‘contended by the prosecution, ing to show th © of a ¢ 3ummir ip, he declares that rd of physicians today at the tors consider the’ present violent at H existed, and I think t the Inde: #4 and o wa the on-faced man ” ety jail and ordéred committed tack yeu after the inducing pendent timony sufficient gle mt it means | femt te neti,” if femininity —_ . a Pettibone—therewith to require the , t testimony |} . | ‘: submission of this ease to the Yo t mneection Oo ble to select r ») x on N ‘eo. (By United Press.) Judge Fremont Wood with the " a t Joes a sew ‘ Loh ; who made a tun ” in the jengthy ruling, denied the motion tatence fa a { w hit were t xceptior dhe care 3 oe Ue into jail last nig va t for an inst ve netder a P " lw ie that I charge. Pa neer slot | nequittal A party pirac Hernaur ma ght by a machine man of Bringing | Judge W. held in bh Iowa: roused the n} the machine months |that there “ ifficient ¢« , t t fternoon ellable N ago, when Tacc a wide hos evidence on Orcha ow | Clatem Dy will uke the n { town, and made mone 0 fas timony of the killing of Steune ening add Y © dete ‘ 1 and it turned his head. had hare eeparele tonne . —— i ert that hatchet-faced men make machines and cleared e th ba Ca } $100 datly on each - q w a face that would ct kind plunged 1 all « ‘ and the plum * A ° t of He was at { terrib « hold . dent " , | oA " nt 4 1 DISCHSS SCALE ‘is 90 at Min. | Bowed dadead de ne : Has Calvin R. Wh a real ¢ ! ‘ is I NT X Be nays 9 age Bag Mi, He gM Me 3 Broad behind the oa REDUCTION bi ert na “° ! a 2 nig . € a . . i ? 1 te * o fore ¥ y ago to *t he b Mt Bas . phe BRYAN IN 1896 ; BRYAN TODAY the : gr f \ land t t * ture ota hy rh at. |? . b \ Dr bina t r he WwW. C. F he new ma Af man yor 1 h " ri n fa e a 1 the pa t iy I fed q ( Que A 1 A ‘ 7 ; t tha wn has 5 hroug er ant i Frigg ior planne It f i " 1 1 er W ¥ ed mex