The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1908, Page 8

ak SEATTLE STAR-BATURDAY, Avot 22, 908. ° rorResT TO PICNIC, RAR fornia Roller Works, of thie eft ° * *® who disappeared last Monday with IS NEARLY KILLED The annual plonic of the Forest ® TODAY'S RACING RESULTS. # out any explanation for bis sudden 7 ore of Ameriga will be held at Wild * | disappearance, The young man * wood park ¢ rrow, As the plane \* Firet Race. *\ haw a t of friends in San Fro EX-CONVICT HUSBAND for thin plenle haye been = under *. Kerry, 8 to 6 * | cinco and thelr opinion seems to AGAIN IN |conslderation fo som time, a * Givonnl Balerio, 4 to 2 ® | be that he tried to live at a pace} | pleasing program ‘tdeestatg and a * Pxeltement, 10 to 1 ® that exceeded hin salar | ne owd ligansured we Time 1: 141-5 *| | (BPUnited Presa) ae Ne ae ; ‘hh Re * Gecond Race. a) AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9 aan eh Inclement, 3 to 1 * Jennie Smith [morning op a charge of burglary ASSES OR HLESS * Fu ITIVE WA | TS mith, wife of Hany » « r on ch i ” S | Several windows were @rcupled w Steel, 7 to 16. ° * ia chien besee Penchant for Baby Food and | 01. @ pron ete eaN = WORT! Made in Seattle” Day Shows), hion und women at work at va'® phillistina, 9 to 1 *| sila Secblenberger, & convey Publicity Leads to flett a pathetfe note explaining that K iS C A Wide Diversity of Local rious branches of tr nd ate ‘Thine—1:01 8 | TO RETURN att al Emergeney The stole becawge he was starving, CHEC H RGE |tracted much attention, The ex | ® uffeving from ® trnotumeg His Undoing. sigaing his name, Later he gave , Manufactures. [hibit of “Made In Seattle” products | yyy yy ml fea Internal Injurles and tome. gf himself up to a policemew, with the — sie surprised many residents who had | *m tt cause her death statement that he was too honest jnot been aware that fo great a | (By United Press.) was terribly beaten fugt A. Purren, the youthful “canned | to evade punishment for his crimes) A complaint was drawn this morn This is “Made tn Beattie” day variety of articles in manufactured b] | SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22,—11| 74 her conviet fy milk thief,” who broke into public) Judge Gordon gave the boy # &@Ting by Prosecuting Attorney M@ck-| Neary every firm having win. | Mer : became known today that Robert|“"° “8* Teleased from gay sd print several mowths ago after be-jdays’ sentence in the county Jail }intowh charging J. C. Sanstrom with | Heattle in not known as a manu | ae Withicaath. Yan tint ‘ tin prison yesterda ' 1 chell he fugitive stock | caped ing arrested for entering a boxcar y after Purren was re-|tswuing @ ted check for $6 to R. J./40W space along the downtown | facturing city, as most of its fac in the pollce ape and stealing two cans of condensed ’ ated his first offense,|Vedum. The prosecuting witness | streets had a spectal exhibit of lo-|torten are on a small ecale | her, whore failure and subse-| searching the city top milk, was arraigned before Judge | quickly analog in the hands of the |declares that when the check was! cal made goods. Bome firms who|mumbér of varieties manute tured | ? bmg Be yp to Mendseey mn som Bhar Frater ig the superior court this | authorities. issued Sanstrom had about $560 in |aid not have any downto " here, Seattle compares favorably | | ber 105, wae a sensation, ie n CAPTU rater ig the superior his | author id not h a jowntown stores. ae teres |tinting with his creditors in thi RES RIFLE “Prize the bank, but that he drew out the /pired the windows of real estate| With many of eastern 1 money before Vedum had a chance | tirms, or of firme dealing in eastern | cities, and the exhibit today shows Fmd bed allow him to return to ciao | (By United Pp a rancisco to cash the check products, and put thelr goods on | that there t# @ promising nucleus CAMP PERRY, ¢ 4 " (By United Press.) NEWS WRITER FOR GOVERNOR, (he regimental champion TOKIO, Avg Diverse com Bort K 6 HOUSTON, Tex., Aug. 22.—Seud. of. the od States - Paes writer of the south, has announced team of M . the Pacific appeared today in many - land was leave found plenty of means of TO TRY BANKER of the leading ne fapers here, |"! Candidacy for governor wore of 769. Marines at Sydney Having! (orjsinmont, and they are epluraing The Kokumin Shimbun avked, edt. | SEEROTEETENTA ENT TEE Tp $500 > One Big Round of Pleasure--- Heavily “on the, pa (Oy United Pree.) Sins vente wen amerin oof? St me Sans " eal at this port. The money be one Sa THE GHOEMAKER © any tase of al Thousands Visit Ships. [st way, Decause the uniform of] SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22 owe. bar Fae Pe on cong gna If you can't get boots or ami "), 'B. BRI vee tar the blue Jacket is a free pass to} With 11 jurors already picked shoes to fit you, get them made | most forms of entertainment jtry Janene Trenavath ie indieted James Ringenwald, who was enwald’s denth resulted from a frac he the oes bet ot pee pane ba F to mens veo a“ BY H. LEE CLOTWORTHY, UNIT.) The ships in-tne bay were sur | director of the defunct California) og gead in a rear room of the | ture of the skull memaion tr “the Sake 17 JAMES STREET. ED PRESS CORRESPONDENT [rounded all day with excursion |Safe Deposit & Trust company A woman who had been intim Boe een Hak te WAR Se eaetetaecesearaierestersstesi sense! 516 Sixth av. 8. on WITH THE ATLANTIC FLEGT. | boats, taking the residents of Syd-| there is every prospect that the ac Gym saloc ly acquainted with the dead ma OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. a, SYDNEY, Austratia, Aug. 22 ney out the American men-of-war, |tva@l taking of evidence in the case) Tuesday night, may have been the | reported to the police today that sivine a, as Pi f eeomant ' ; Today was given up to a round of| Hundreds made the trip to New| W!ll be begun Monday morning | victim of fon! play, and the police | had been followed by enemies for J) & 1 Puget Market Cc 9, i, pleasure, there being no tmportant| Castle and the Blue mountains as} : jand Coroner Carroll are now mak-|some time prior to his death. Tee teliet eniehh Ghtmtbien fo ost O.’s ‘ events of an official character in| the guests of the government, and| }ing an investigation of the rumors! Harry Rogelet, owner of the Gym | 411), nderstand the latent Amer . i =: at connection with the visit of the|athletlc games were also popular, | that the man was killed by secret | saloon, in which enwens. wpe | Sore 2 Sees: tt aacaned Great Meat Special for Monday: Best Boiling Meat 3¢Per{h i American fleet. The papers today| The dinner given tonight by Vice} 9 mies found dead, was placed Under ar ee oie oor ot lecking, inetud " , have editorials of unprecedented | Admiral Richerd Poore, in com: | Ringenwald was reported to have| rest today by the police. The of 1h" 1ANN AlN Mol ene weloome Today (Saturday), don't fail to visit this great market for yeu Seen vigor dealing with the common in-| mand of the English fleet In these fallen against & set of scales. ficors believe that Rogelet can give [he forthcoming ut we welocme || Sunday's meat terests of Australia and the United | waters, in honor of Admiral Sperry (By United Press.) | Coroner Carroll performed an| them some clew as to the identity | (0 jm ‘Mul ume | tle Good Meat at the Lowest Prices it was ever before sold a bs and his senior officers, was great} |.og ANGELES, Aug Fire tn — today and found that oe of the murderers x | ‘Those having the following numbered sales te There are many private dinners,|ly enjoyed, and was the oceasion|ing Loa Angeles branch of the as a — ee mmm ee eee TCT CTT Te Le ; . pr gag ‘kets, please call, banquets and excursions, and the | for the further exchange of compll-| Crane company, wholesale plpe and 4 ans hig? oe, Nea Visitors are all having a lively | ments fleet likes Sydney and | iron supply house of Chicago, today CAMPAIGN STARTED 192,59 96,2 time. The sailors whe had shore | Sydney aise’ decane GanGGn * U, 8. BOYS WIN * 195.799 19256 174.041 192.208 demnietiainnii a aos ———-~-a| 000 OISTS * (By United Press.) . 1761 196340 ie 9 [netinced (ho tease thle morning AGAINST AUT & syDNbY,"Aumtealin, Aug, 22 173 co STRIKBREAKERS | Comfortable quarters, tncluding PER TE *% —In today's baseball game the & 180,661 179,211 168,143 baths, reading rooms and sleeping RUEF IS A DES A wes ene ® team of the Battleship Nebras- * 178134 196 868 Quarters will be fitted up. | ete arrested by Officers Smart & ke defeated the Syéucy Unt %| 197,425 173,009 196,997 PERMANENT HOME CRIMINAL, SAYS HENE Chauffeurs Who Violate Laws oii 'p Olmstead. * versity. team by the score of #| Se FRATER GRANTS DIVORCES. Fall Into Police |\**Their sames are: i. M. Carey,|* 300. Th team rapt * BIG WHITE M A. L, Knouse, Ernie Ohistrom, H. ( Alleging that her husband “ : . |® New South Wales t * Pier 8, at the foot of Pike st., will | gAttentn Brains ana Penta Dragnet. MoCullough, H. J, Durkin, J. &.\% ? MAIN FLOOR PUBLIC MARKET BL * Thompson, € Willeford, W. 8 eee aoe Fa sag = h poe’ NW RRR em Aileen Ashtenhagen was today di De Yoo, F. Mens * shard Ashte A ANCISCO, A — voreed from Richard Ashtenhagen| SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22—"t Wells. They released on $10 strike-breakers employed by the in Judge Frater’s department of the | have no vicious or personal feeling The police department has start| Welle » Puget Sound Shipp Jation, | Superior court. Several other mis inet Abraham Ruef, but | believe ed a persistent campaign againnt | DAll each. ‘ et Sound Shipping association. rired couples had their matrimon-| him, from the evidence | have heard |autoints. Complaints have fre) H. W. Curtin, Henry Casey and The Alaska Steamship company an-| ial bonds severed by the court and from reliable information, to be| quently been made that auto driv |S. D. Hastings have been arrested one of the most accomplished, atro-|ers who stand their care on Cherry|for violating the speed laws, and aa ona cious and desperate criminals of st, between First and Bec , Jack Finn and BE. H. Rainford, also WALKS oO VERBOA RD this or any other age.” have been obstructing the auffeurs, have a charge of allow The above is « portion of an affi-| walks and indulging in indeeent|ing ofl to drop on the streets i davit filed tn Judge Lawior's court! language, and last night 10 of them sidewalks booked aiiicor tent them 1 P today by Assistant District Attor | —————— ee | IN HIS SLEE jney Heney Im answer to Ruef's affi-| vag (BY United Press.) aS Me BALLINGBR CHOSEN 2.0! soocte: _ FO + os 4 to 22,—Capi Mahan and Cor ——|diced and not qualified to try him smcabie'sh. © mukgh of tn arched coma to load cargo for West Coast |on the indictments returned by the | nand Spokane Man Meets Strange Sainte en "| McParland grand jury in the trol ON THE WMDVISOCORY Charventen ‘are tae. of ie. ee) Death at Prince Rupert--- 2 A ley bribery cases. pointed to investigate the causes Body Not Recovered. | The Katanga, lying at present «| comm cE Se the ecatsens to the oreleer y buoy in the stream, will depart : STEALS RIDE; LOSES LIFE! 7 T | Colorado, which ram aground in| | the Orient om August 28 |the straits a week ago. A third| |member and a judge advoca United Press.) | yet to be named. The inquiry wit! be the permanent home of the EA EE ST The Craigvar, which takes is PRINCE RUPERT, Aug. 22.—A plies of the Tremont, arrived inet! (By United P: ) (By United Press.) The other members are means A.| start next w and the court will! gear si » of the > rrived last | recs. kw ¥ 29 —¥r linger of pattie, Wasi Cor! ¢ ming ‘ wd < ’ strange drowning accident occur: | fight trom Tacoma" to complete} STOCKTON, Cal, Aug. 22—Rob-| NEW YORK, Aug. 22—Prank H. Ballingty of Seattle, “iaans et -ogeeiann = Rugremeaia Borie mamta) Steamers FORTUNA aid URA red Lig mage while on b mee cargo for the Orien' Jort B. Baird, « lineman, aged 21, of | Hitchcock, national republican cam- Cyt. of Arkansas, Senator W | hy . : ‘was on her "ere te goons ane Freano, fell from an ol} car on) paign manager, today announced yrurray Crane of Massachusetts, Tae eee eee eee ee ol Madison and Leschi Parks Daily a The Humboldt fs reported as which he was beating his Way t©/the perso Avisory co liam Nelson C of New| ® «| i senimote ‘ere uy aout sit: civing at Skagway wna fe. | Modesto and received injuries from |tieite” He will be an exofficio York, John Hays Hammond of |# BANK CLEARINGS. & || {TRS CYRENE AND ZaNTHUS PeTWEEN MaDION 46@ : night, walked toward the bow and Parting the same day for Seattle. | which be shed at the Emergency | memter and chairman, Elmer Massachusetts, Franklin Murphy of /® -~ * SER FORTONA LEAVES LESCHE | Tm URANIA LRAWES a deliberately epped overboard. The Northland sailed from Ketchi | os pita: os | Dover secretary of the national New Jersey, Charles P. Taft and @ Seattic. Rui * io PARK 6.90 & m, tea The body was not recovered {kan yesterday for Seattle Horses tor Philippines. committer, will be the sec cretary. Arthur |. Vorys of Obie | Clearings today . .$1,17¢ * aye ss . euentpnamiie : | ees aad = oon ® Balances 1 154 * oe ae ringing passengers from Skag-| Five hundred animals will be| == oe _ =i wanouaes . Lowe : CRESTS Se ghee Ss WOMAN HAS NOVEL 322000" eet] B38 abe : jim port at § tomorrow morning, [0% the army transport Dix on her \* Balances 2.00 * Ourmptc ‘and Cascade mountains | Cove, and along the P | next trip. The transport is at pres Portland. es wenty five mites 28 cents | orn shore of the lake it Att } Captain Tim Jones, of the British | @®t &t Honolula, and ts to arrive in| . Clearings today ..$ 789,340.00 & round trip. belt trip Fare, 25 conte John bark Kildalton, now lying at Quar erage oa an ot eh Her = |* Balances 168,013.00 |] Fortune Park and Adiaste Park—Pine = c eo ;, KO Will consist of 3 ornes, 2 ion wi oor ore The Buckman of the Anchor adagncor a Ps yet states that h army mules, 3,000 tons of ‘hay * * Fortune Park—Situated on the north of line sailed this afternoon for Frisco | 44s received word from England tons of oats and 500,000 feet | EERE ENE E EYEE HHS | coring Lraest end Seat ‘sauipoed Gaocing pavilion. re vising the safe arrival of the A charge of petty larceny booked | been taking laprobes from hacks rove Moat Gestrable place em # with 75 passengers and a large " 4 pe pe ; tor RitsIty plontes and geivale partion, Coat ‘wet cargo of freight. | Carnedd Llewellyn. The Liewellyn . ww |this morning against Ruth Davis, Y riding in the vehicles and then J Private partfen. “Coot spring water t eunted for seinsurence’ ct, $0] SSSURGN BVESUR ean eniantc imines wo reutiow out ot hem with he abe | QHOT AND KILLED - é' sone Kosmos liner Ramses left Frisco Der cent and is long overdue. | Give the most comfort and are neat neatly wrapped about ber and opel | this morning for Seattle and Ta. Maritime records do not report the |in appearance. We make them to Nght an extraordinary method of tucked under her skirt. Today the ‘t ee arrival of ther Dark \euit any eye. Schuchard Optical, stealing she is said to have em- woman's room was searched and FOR A COYOTE | \Go., 1207 ond AVS ployed two of the missing robes were Special attraction Sunday after Puglia, which is expected to drop neon. Prof. Horan will give an ex- anehor in Elmott may the first of Kibition of fancy swimming. He next week, will be royally enter will also swim the Narrows with tained by the lor by the local Haltan colony. his bands and feet securely tied er This is something well worth see. ~ Double Header _ ing. Boats leave pier 2, foot of Yesier way, every hour. Round| 500 shares for sale &t & cents. trip 6c. H. M. Herrin & Co., 610 First av. * (By United Press.) — SANTA CRUZ, Cal Aug. 2 William Henries, a farmer wan | Hi by D. Metz of this city, who | mintook the farmer for a coyote PRESAGE BATTLE ‘THREE CONVENTIONS EB. H. Harriman, the “yallroad | planning @ retaliatory move in the MEET IN OAKLAND king, is on his way to Puget sound | ¢vent of Hill's invading Oregon, and will be in Tacoma on Sunday of JOY CAUSE OF DEATH. ternoon, and will probably come to 1 People's Rank ag, Second and Phone Maia feartie, We. ONLY a rArO- Suit Cases Traveling Bags ™ K TRUNK @ BAG CO. University nde Beautiful aw in lawn. Only $260 ih and $5 per month be quick. TALKING MACHINES “> RECORDS Jonun W LLING Co. a (By United Press.) 010 First Ave. SK SEA le e Sun United Press.) OAKLAND, Cal, Aug Three i Seattle Gunday, night. WORCESTER, “Muse Aug. 22.—| political conventions are in prog by et sar Nothing definite Is known of the | Joy, occasioned by the visit of her| reas today in this city. The state lobject of Mr. Harriman’s visit, but | brother, Gen. Nelson A. Miles, was delegates of the indey tence party lit Is rumored that he fs investigat-|today declared by physicians to are a ed for the purpose of ing the territory expected to be | have caused the death of Mre. Mary naming presidential electors; the jtapped by the Union Pacific's ex-|Jane Merriam. General Miles and county delegates of the republican tension from Portiand to ttle, his brother Daniel went to Leomin. | and democratic parties are work Although the actual battle te yet | ster to visit their sister. Mrs. Mer-| arranging their tickets for the va distant, the rumblings of ttantie|riam had not seen the general for rio ancies to be filled in Ala warfare between the railroad giants | several years and was overjoyed, | meda county offices. Harriman and Hill-can plainly She exerted herself too much dur. be heard. Hill is planning an in ing the visit. After her brother de vasion of Central Oregon, and J. G.| parted she collapsed and died with NO M 0 N K FYI NG Woodworth, one of Hill's cleverast|in an hour, Heutenants, is at present down tn og THIEVES ARRESTED NOW, CASTRO SEATTLE, Wasi, | | Insist on the Label on Every Bottle at Your Dealers B va wii “Gus Brown’ Marriman has not forgotten what Hill did in t | Bank road case of the North it is rumored de & result of complaints that mantities of fruit had been On (By United Pres THE HAGUE, Aug. 22.—A formal demand was made today by The Netherlands on President Castro ards on Queen Anne anging in age frou The Suit Sensation of Che nent tamuan’ RlOnaIng 10 pron | tor an immediate apology for the terday by Patrol imine neg | summary diem of Minister De e Fiver (2ri0%,07 zticlman Fleming tnd | Reye"ey a blockade of ail Vane the Season for juventle court. Judge | 2¥e!an ports will result - Me ne de GEATTLE- TACOMA ROUTE, Frater gave them a lecture on the BANQUET TO JORDON ei ge a agg ge ed and other ¢él Fare 35c—-Round Trip, 60c, wut good behavior, and the makes (8 OFOKeR 1! FOUR ROUND THIPS DAILY, | Were discharged on their promise} President David Starr Jordon will LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and |to reform be the guest of honor at a banquet oO 10:25 a. m. 2:08 and 6:45 p. m to be tendered by the Stanfo ib LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a. m PORTER REACHES NOME ¢ the Washington Annex on Mc and 12:15, 3:56 and 7:30 p. m Cable advices from Non lay evening | U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent, Seattle | nounce the al of the Victoria Jot a garment 1 for legs, than | Tel. Main 176. Tacoma—Te!, 212, /'" command ter, ye Will Examine Cadets. $18.00, and most ; $22.60 and $26.00 | | .. | terday A urrival « € W. B. W. Hall, command | the freigh hich ts on th nue cutter Arcata, will ew Fal) Mode . | Everett and Edmonds er mice: eted today. | next M : . dt icked ry { \ - fay tot H " — to j demas Heig ( Une; ‘Point wii be DROPS FROM SIGHT E,. iv t en 1 | ln nw Dan : ; wane By United Pre Bea FRANCISCO, A A %.