The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1908, Page 7

QUT PROTEST JgUATOR DAVIS SCREAMS: 2 Z , dente in th . } Within» Sensation Within ys. wuuleegaas ariel ig Walls of the Digr y aebaeaere of vote ip ; Inred th t tt ay United Press.) one , Hi rec men wh ad gasHiN@TON, Ma HDortnic Ana Boge at od ‘on Senator Jor Davi ti same Weaknesses An othe Pevayuacate” ane rhe jee eas” of the comnt ‘ «, Davie «afd jgvedl pick, tor | challenge the subsidized press pa eee tury of to do its worst with me. You af invective 8 within the damnable imps of pelf and greed 20 eae penate i | defy your taunte—tear to frag the disnifi side his fe] { ments my political career, if it quiman laid port with your execrabie will , yentork there stifle, distort my utterances-—if ra admitted (hr . h be your brutal frenay—laeh pooest, newest th y poor form inte insensibdility— pat declared tate owl, ye dogs, In wretched beautial , eh eritiet mber erre ty aa my innocent blood drips from on your fiendish visages—drag what emains upon the altar of Baal, or scatter it to the crows of the world | care not! (By United Press.) > and Oregon tn LITTELL LOCKED UP, who Dr ell wattle fe was bre secret service men and locked n the county jali, pending the of the federal grand jury f the city, and @lected as health repabiican com lard wes annex was ap Tieer for ich position he his death | 3 demaeed was born in Hot OF qeteen Ark. $6 years ago. and bas! TO BE CUT OUT No more money is to be st wr, two sone aa ne were {OM the general fund to pay the balkheading of private p © Batiorworws moreue erty. This was the policy of trench me enunctated yoster by Chair eity qouecil * street committee. proximatety heretofore has been spent each y pose rep reir ‘peantifyl tract Geb oon, fee om New President of & A. R, BUFFALO. N.Y. May t Henry Stockbridge ee per pring hotter art BOLT & COMPANY, Boiding oo Sens of the succeeding Nelson A. McCleary Chicago. May Wh a forty acre B that Bas the greatest number of votes in our Voting Contest ‘of votes will reeetve the second prise, which ia to be « two weeks tri Del Monte, transportation, hotel billa, automobile rides and fesort, Wy Kotter & Chase. Those who hare not " Bork for the next five days as they ‘Magnifiernt prises and then you will Gi these are as good as new, eho POM, a5 We have no room for the planos The one who wins the abo Below you will find a liwt of INDIANS HOLD POW wow tn yen nen PENDLETON, Ore, May 1.--€ housand indians are here tr prove tWat t * are good jian camp meeting of the Northwest of delegations of red x the states of Washingten attendance. mach wanted the swindling opera ne he carried on by passing him-| self off as & secret service officer. aght to Seattle last night by up ac ven for re day Ap from $5,000 to $10,000! oar from the general fund for this pur Jude | commtry ot PaltiQnore, | teentiy as today elected president of the! American Revolution | of & ARRESTE DESPONDENT CONTAINS VALUABLE | ° ‘ aeemrn N A NE ; | When MH. Hickson 22 Mourtl Cora ald} ay, opened a today, whic a na ng ina i] at war thro tr hie basement lw jth of Washington st. y« | Monday @erht found @ lot day afternoon. She told Patrolmen | g00d clothes and citizenship pap hI \ and ¢ ke that she! longing thone Hegalon was 1 of * and that ehe in} The po ying to locate Beg | tended te mp into the day The With the work not more than | alos to restore ia prepert Woman Was went to the @ty jail | half Gmpleted, the equad of inspec | | jtors who have been working in the| | |Health Commistoner Crtetton, | ; [nave condemned 246 shacks. it is] IN HOSPITAL } Gus t tructures whieh house jmuch of the floating waterfront | popu wilt be given over tof 2. Evatatioff Rose, a well known | Hedbrand planiat and teacher of harmon for) tn view of the huge nature of the (/@lpd yesterday afternoon at the} 9 very anh h aURHeMth has been made Minor | tal, after an Ut , Dr, b health ¢ hor that a| @ading over two year vent = Aas snide for they )Al¢ Was 4 sufferer from diabetes, | actiot oul the disease did not bece hanty population, in which (ey |? oan Jive ander sanitary*restric im. gcute u af imy bp when an atteriie to absolutely shut] 8®, Was seat to the hoxpital. Mr Jast moment!) ople out of their | ROM Was one of the best must . the rome a 4 be working a hard. | the ‘ort hweat Hie came from | re tor hia] SP m. Many of the shack | ond 906 and played at the papers for bie] rend rk around the water |9eening concert of th Seatth | front and make their habitation as Symphony concert. His last pub : °w the Symi RAFFLES CONFESSES) "4! the water as fF st when he pinved the Ruber (By United P | ~ ino . : we was born in Palerm » Hible and art student cow] le « tee ths 4 fe ed, according to the to 7 A “ ¥ ee monds last Jagw from } Phila 1 | delphia employer, Hubert B. Loeb, } | In whore eehe wa od | | as a gove It ie @ ed that Bxeorcises were held at the unl | | the girl confessed that she turned) versity t y by the juntor class tn | Ra m the impulse of the! honor « nlor Day. The exere | BADITT! WORSTED fag pel ry ne OB ing allagrt were held The June Tou! Haditti, 229 Yesler way, ad-| The passengers and crew of the | ~ P |, | Digest da f the ce yoar whe aaa he kot the worst of It) wil be held this evening at Chris. | steamer Utopia bad « narrow n Joe Moore attacked na ~ ee a aaa . tn, | Weneen's Broadway hall. Tomorrow] cape from drowning tn the ley wa seatiaonsn intent’ hes: tan a nef @vening the clase will the | tora of the Bound at an early bour | saasaea ermae tales tor Moore's | Junior fa Where this morning when she « fed with a 2 apace oore'*! Come From,” at the Moore theatre. |the steam schooner Chicago off} arrest Haditt! says that be le a | Point Wilson or so BURNED BY EXPLOSION The passengers had ail retired | | and when the vessels « k they} BRIEFS BY WIRE | Miss Tillie Olesen, a domestic their berths, | Jemployed at the home of HH. & ton deck ro OPIN, Turner, of the Turner Investment night garb, The cap | 1Co., was seriously burned ead Mre./tain and crew, after considerable | The Alaska -Yukon-Pactfic moi. Turner was slightly injured ye time, « eded in quietiog the ex: | tion bill has been favorably repert-| 48% morning by the cited passengers, who returned to ja pan of gasoline im the kitchen of their staterooms after being as j 0d by the senate commit | the Turner heme at 1710 Bast lier |sured that there was no danger |} Seores of letters are being re-| risen #t | The Ctopia was on her return | lowtved at the White House ursing + jrus from Anacortes and Belling Reosevelt to run for a third term jhem, with Piet WP. O'frien at} Grow a” Svio™ Se"iee"s KNIGHTS MAY TABOO Sens" cs 8 |Prance, waa shot and killed ta «| Vessel a short distances ahead | politionl fehet pPetat Wilson b | A chagge of giant powder de BARROOM TREATING According to Captaia O pe of | molished the home of J. C. Wick the Utopia, Captain H. B. Joyee of | juad, foreman of the Washoe bi the fishing schooner slanaled the Smelting company, near Anaconda Utopia with one whistle, at the} Mont. and he was severely injared| Barroom treating among the same time putting his heim to star | while bin wife and baby escaped | Knights of Columbus will be frown-jboard. The Ute anewered the unburt. [tallans who had been die-|ed upen im the future, if the sug [signal and put her nose to port, | omas B. Minahan is| Which was correct, and Captatn | trated the outrage. tler near | Wrecked by The home of & Wardner Ida in fernml an Hassall shoes and shoes, tennis shows, Ha Piret av farm ts to be given away by Kohler & Chane to the individu: ‘The one having the to the famous & many teen taking « Seceesery totereet to sever worked before in their lives Why dida’tf work harder?” we ‘«r 1 “ 1 1 i . " i o0 ‘ : * 9 t . i < i ” i # Pines 1608) 102 90 i ane. Hoch 100 08 i i 17) * > . Bach Ty 196 Bach 78.90 | Harry 3 | seo detected Kheot Musi + taee of 2% Doren De °° y prize, a prize identical in character and value w! oo Me, MOTk ight and a lay for the ne a and try and May ith. The follow ir ¥ samples of some of our Ore kj ae pina Piano, ew, sold for $400. Special price One 2,8. Johnston 6 sold for new, also. Speci —s Plana, used hort time, balance due on cor oa ¥ this amount « © and we will deliver it One Hep ett Decker 1 n0, wo x new, $600, A > Kohler & C» ano, balance due on coutract MY this am a4 and it is your bout ba mC tly as ood, wut yargains equally a8 goo . but we w too glad to show them w you. Of pimmos 1850 - prizes that and Hargain: ) years old space will er upon these goods be given away net ond amusemen Bome porn upen @ | Following Is a Grand List of Prizes: ill be Don’t Hesitate will be given permit us A Carson. « awarded LED ho, > Days to Win a Farm or organiza great m t- are thie Contest om will rificed Prices ON USED PIANOS Many pianos have been returned by persons not being able to pay ing no weer for the few months of ase We will allow every dollar that has been paid as discount Votes will be allowed prizes have a mighty cood chanee for the capital the grand prizes ati in second jormt the nts each away 6 x S210 S248 Terms can be arranged upon any and pPHONES SUNSET MAIN 1032; IND, 1032. Kohler & Chase 1318 Second Av. an F. P. Mullen, of the | charged are believed to have perpe-|gnation of T) sine | O'Dea on Wednesday © Pin nish wood cutters who beve made| ship of the ssloon was not to the! i threats against all going inte the) beet interests of the men Neither Carlvon nor his|the order aod his remerke we sortousiy hurt as ee | running “| HIGBEE MAY BE wecing ne escape for the | immediately reversed his j adopted by the order generaliy, | O'lirien | At the banquet which the sectety | secident «\gave in honor of Bishop B J. engines, The vessels utruck head. | ning Mr. |, and the collteion tore the bow | Minaban sald that the good-fellaw-jof the Utepia nearly away | Captain O Priea steed by the Chi ‘of |eago, Which was damaged to a cer: | yo {tain extent, and offered assistance but the a yner proceeded to the balibut banks in Hackett straits The Utopia arrived bere at 7| o'clock this morn which te her| scheduled time, and will be pat en Arydock at once to repair, and will | be back on the run In a few days j SNEAK THIEVES | generously applauded GENERAL MANAGER ‘ROLLS CIGARET, ing a cigaret and relating bis ex We Are St Closed reparing for e Big Event atch for Our nouncement brain made bime=!{ THEN SUICIDES (By United Press.) ing. RENO, Nev, May 1.—-After roll Judge mother committe fired, the bullet penetrating his It ts said that the two former Although to be of a melanc it is supposed he bad about which bis friends knew noth Bell says attesmy suicide im Bierra _aeseaeeeenaerasnenansspiasieasmtinenensnsiie coming {11 on Jefferson ay. at 12:25 this morning, jumped the track at the 27th curve and plunged down the guich over the cribbing to the firet ledge, where it struck on the end of the precipice, with an- other drop of 158 feet just below Motorman A. W. Williams 3 thrown out of the car when it left the track and landed in a pile of ong man had te to kil he was known ny dispesition me (rowbie that Murphy's ———. yy PP Bose, pertence on his father’s ranch,| Valley & few years age rubbish agoinet the wide of « black. been appointed general manage MAKE BIG HA L Cleveland Murphy, well known here omith shop. He was uninjares, beam appoluted general | menage bas tg agplenyh gg Beck es hag Conductor H. J. Bead and E. G. lor th « Steam ry i. my: coe Gordon, the only passenger, went company No official confirmattor - jwealthy steck A oe 3 over the bank with @be car on the poo " 7 committed enictde nv na i .. ‘ . wid be bad, but, generally, steam aimee dn tethden ak a leet plunge and both were badiy cut by i (By United Press.) ship men piace ocunsiderable ACOMA, May 1 ee in the rumo @neak thieves | patrons of the place lat red $6,000 worth of rubles, dle | when he suddenly turned away and last might, (By United Press.) glass, but net seriously injured The car was badly smashed. Mr. Higbee is a steamship man | a : sai | ili anes sae Bane cme wide experience, having receutly req mgpes and emeralds from the jou | walked behind the bar, where he TACOMA, Me i TO SEE BATTLESHIPS signed from the presidency of the S1@ store of Frau art tue | Dicked up a revolver. Quick as a|Rallway & Power Compeny's 8 aie posts at Pier 2. Ten round Moran company. He came from | T2aredey afternoon, and today t * i finch he pointed i at hiv head and No, 17 ran « on the last trip | trips daily. 500 round trip. aoe the Atinntic coast to assume the {Police of every city im the north —_-— SeEnaenssseenessneeed Pe 2 CP pomroaiccs + nA aout ee ee . ' tching for some clue te + + Th reo wh We a. executive offiee of the shipyards, | ¥**t we ree Great Sources of Wealth 500 R rd but left that company several '¥o Or icpacted thieves come into| Ft. L. KLEIN al: Gr ound pestlll Aaya ewa months ago Séust's stese while oll tha. cloves | THE SHOEMAKER. ticulars and book of interest For any case of aleoholiam that pe buay and effected the robbery if you can't get boots or ing faets. 1 ecannet cure in from 3 to & and escape without detection. After) they had been gone some time the ON THE FRONT 2c | ine. P.E. 0. STATE ELECTION | ‘The hark Leet G. Burgess depart-| led from Port Townsend this fore-| neon fer Alaska porta with a large! cargo of cannery supplies for the} | north | hace ! r | SPOKANE, May 1.—Pollowing # | The steamship President, of the! oi ited « om, Mre. Carrie MM.) ifie Coast Steamehip company.) Kirny, of Sedro-Woolley, wan elest left on her excursion trip for San)! ea state president of the P. KE. © Francisco this on with « full paler the cor ding sewslon of the senger lat, She will accompany the!) gate conve n yesterday { fleet to sen to give the encurstoniets| Other officers were: First viee | an opportunity to see them under! yresident, Mra Margaret Calvert, | Tull steam. | Beattie, second vieepremdent, Mre. | RE. Akvernoa, Spokane; record steamer Yucatan, of theling secretary, Mrs. -Carrie Adam rh Steamship company mm corresponding retary attic for Valdes! Shea, Mount Vernon and Seward with a light carge and Mrs. Frankie Muster, amall passenger Het Binine organizer, Mra Jessie } Todd, Tacoma | The oi! ste me Maverick and Bellingham war chosen as the ania arrived on the sound this | next meeting place morning from San Francisee with} heavy cargoes. The Catania goes | |1o Tacoma to diveharee. and the) DESPERADO KILLED | Maveriek will take her berth at the Standard Ol dock in Seattle 7 , + . (By United Press, The German lise, one of} GryaT FALLS, Moat, May 1—- the Jobson & Oetrander feet, shift “Pigeon-Teed” Brown, one of the od from Seattle to Quartermaster! sos notorious desperadoes and |harbor, where she will take on fuel, horse thieves {n this part of the nd then make her reguiar rum to| COlbt ry was located in a cabin geomm to take on & portion Of her) waar Giamgow yesterday by Sheriff jeargo, returning to Seattle abowt] 200i of Valley county, and shot the Sth of May, whence she departe) aig aimost Instantly killed. Brown for, Viadivostok was wanted for recent horse thefts. , Before dying the perado re The United States revenw ciit-| auested paper and pencil to leave @ ter Theti« will sail today for Lady-| nessage, tat died so suddenly bis jamith to take on fuel and make] request could not be granted | preparations for her cruise to Be }— - |ring sea ree H amp got busy) last night celebrated the an al al oes |niversary of the battle of Mantl bay by a smoker at 192 First av 18. by the firing of the na salute at midnight Enjoy yourself and save mo@ey at the same time, Everything nt from a child's to a cire f A Tents , > 7x A Tents ry 7x@ A Tents $3.50 8x10 Wall Tent $1.75 10x12 Wall Tents % Tixi4 Wail Ten en. We guarantee our tents to be of highest grade and work manship, made especially for ite Of 6% per cent rebate on All tenia re bivery (hing in camp frailure, also aive ae at ead of sennon, LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. Both Phones—Main 022; ind, WR i | 8 shoes to fit you, get them made Bio measure at AME ne wa 217 JAMES STREET. AN CANADIAN «ays J. B. BRISBOIS, Giobe Hotel, Cor. First Av. and Main St. co. Last Day Saturda Lennon’s Must-Vacate Sale STORE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT 10 P. M. PRICES CUT LOWER THAN EVER. UMBRELLAS AND HOSIERY AT GOINGAWAY WOMEN’S LISLE AND SILK GLOVES. MEN'S 2-CLASP FRENCH LISLE GLOVES Black, white and gray; all siees; Sc values cut to “ De WOMEN'S 2 AND 3CLASP PURE MILANESE SIL Black, white and colors, 91.50 and 92.460 values owt to the VOMEN’'S 14 AND 16-BUTTON LENGTH IM PORTED FRENCH LISLE GLOVES—All ses; $1.25 values cut to ote VOMEN’'S ELBOW LENGTH PURE MILANESE SILK GLOV®S—All aires; 91.75 values cut to oNe¢ OMEN’S 16-BUTTON LENGTH TRIPLE WOVEN SILK GLOVE8—Biack, white, tan, brown harmpagne and ray; all sizes; $1.75 values cut te $1.10 A GREAT WEARING GLOVE OMEN'S 16-BUTTON LENGTH EXTRA HEAVY PURE SILK GLO Patent finger ips te with clasps at wrist; Kayser and Fownes ma black, white and colors; $2.00 values ext to 81.19 WOMEN’S SHORT KID GLOVES OMEN’S REAL KID GLOVES—$1.25 values cut o ee wom 8 REAL FRENCH KID OVES—Black white and colors; all sizes 0 values cut to age OMEN'S IMPORTED REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES—RPlack, white and colo: ‘ , $1.75 values cut to ENON'S OWN MAKE IMPORTED R GLOVES—Riack, white I s to $2.50, cut to WOMEN’S LONG KID GLOVES Al OMEN'S ELBOW LENGTH IMPORTED REAL 1D GLOVES—Black and cok all sizes; val to $3.50, cut to 81.28 VOMEN'S 16BUTTTON LENGTH IMPORTED REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES-—Biack, whit nd colors; all slves; va to $4.00; to be closed out Friday and Saturday at $1.95 CORNER SECOND Avenue AND MADISON STREET GLOVES, PRICES. WOMEN'S CHAMOIS GLOVES. Wome SHORT WASHABLE CHAMOIS JLOVES—White and cream; all sizes; values to $1.50, cut to «+ e08 Wwe WOMEN’S ELVOW-LENGTH IMPORTED WASH ABLE CHAMOES GLOVES White and cream all sines; $3.00 values, cut to $1.19 MEN'S GLOVE MEN'S REAL KID AND ARABIAN MOCHA GLOVES—AlIl are bést makes, in all sizes; val ues to $2.50; will be closed out Friday and Sat- urday at a giving-away price se HOSIERY. WOMEN’S HOSE—In black, gray and few white; all si valueg to Tbe, cut to -22¢ WOME: BLACK, WHITE AND COLORED LISLE AND FANCY LACE STOCKINGS—Vat ues to $1.00, cut to ‘ 296 WOMEN'S BLACK, WHITE AND COLORED Lace and embroidered effects; values to $1.50, cut to , 37¢ UMBRELLAS. $1.50 VALUES, S9¢@¢—Men's and Women’s tight rolling Amerjcan Taffeta Umbrellas, case and tassel, natural and fancy handles; $1.50 values, to be cleaned up at, each soe $1.75 VALUES, $1.10—Men's and Women's Union feta and 28-inch best Paragon frames, natural, horn, gun metal and fancy handles $1.75 valttes to be cleaned up at ho S10 $2.25 AND $250 WVALUES, $1.29—Men's and Women's guaranteed waterpreof silks, 26 and 28-inch best Paragon frames metal and fancy handles; $2 to be cleaned up 4 3.00 VALI ade natural, horn. and $2,40 gun values, $1.20 nd Women’s high ta Umbrellas; Ler a), horn rantees t einforced Paragon fra handles; $3.0 cy values, to at $4.00 VALUES, $2.85 anteed Union taffeta, non's $4.00 vale Me and and te be Wome 28 inches, cleaned make up t 82.85 CORNER SECOND AVENUE AND MADISON STREET Sea te