The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1908, Page 7

YA THE STAR--SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1908. z NARROWLY “ESCAPE DEATH "= coe run, us bux. writ CITY WATER SUPPLY. MAY <7 r., Tm ATEN wut When Their Machines In the third lap of the Parkway maw atl bin Ineronne games im) (By, Urivet Pree) sweepstakes, Lyttle Strang and i liseavy rain” would wash Ti-airectly | Trent, Ottawa and Montreal 8 Oct. 19.—News ie, verte. ping ae oor a 31 ‘atest Purity Is Thresioned by |into the river and thence through | of a third attempt to lyneh award we der, having covered 72.1. miles in Martin, the negro assailant of Mine |the supply pipes to § ‘ “eas oon @5 minutes and 6 seconds, 69 min Carelessness of L aed” aeleekal eeeeen.. of ya ON THE FRONT Kdith Ralston, was brought here 1A Mich: | utes and 34 seconds, and 70 minutes e . ¢ ‘the a by Deputy Sheriff W. T Gein the anton over waa half over, Lyttle had covered itancnielenee lilt with typhoid fever sight “allt BB. , where he took the prisoner Hi @ighi-mile co yunt 117.3 miles in 107 minutes and 49 Lax methods in handling the ago, and afterwards dl point pa ¢ 4 life term ; 3 today, escaped by &/ seconds : crews of mon engaged In laying the | pital at Snoqualmie, It ts P \ ba in the court room A breadth, is ma Uitte Ruick won the Nuussan city’s new power pipe from Cedar this one cane may prove suffi-| V4 i : » had been turned turtle at | sWeepatakes, covering 93.84 miles | river to Cedar lake has resulted in| cient to contaminate the water sup The As ” or RM Ae leved that there a terrific rate of in 2 houre, 7 minutes and 50 seo & condition which threatens the |; Partiot 4 7 ponds. fos Ittle further danger. When 3 Mrecrowd which had been wa ch. | ond The Cameron car was soc purity of the city’s water supply The health commt " { officer and prisoner arrived at the race thous! ttohe i, in 2 hours, 16 minutes and 63) Six samples of water taken from | telep! measage from r Y Writ t of the | Polae however, they were et mechanic \ t onde, | the Intake at the Lineuln park res | today to the effect that | ' eft Port rday to |@d by # band of 60 determined min Mited. The The Chalmers Detroit car, driven jervolr have been turned over to the | tors had the situation well fo hand. |} . mee ers from Sacramento, Miss Ral fe & great cloud of d en by W. Ro Burns, won the Jericho clty bacterigiogist for a thorough | A large supply of disinfectant Pt Kennox | #ton’s former ho The miners frowd reached (! he | stakes, going 140.76 nitles in 3 hours | analysin, The results of thin ex: | being used to kill off any disease fr Hongkong |@emanded the surrender of the eared, Mich was see minutes and 36 #ecands Jamtnation will be khown tomorrow. | kerma that may now exist in the/ 8", | 1 » ater ine but Woods succeeded tn de ing. beside ¢ : Health Commissioner Crichton | affected area nie. Riverside arrived in this |Celving them into the belief that his ; ing a cigarette, (! ond PHYSICIAN ARRESTED, how has a part of his sanitary force! An ordinance which will provide ¥ « ut aor on | Prisoner was not Martin a a his »0| « he eond ona at Ced spe polte A e ‘edar 4 ia veel ae ; trekting from SREP RSS looking Into the conditions at Cedar special poliee to patrol the Cedar Francisco. ‘ " a Sagnedcbet Sane eieaiuss a O yosterday river, It is claimed the workmen river water sb and river to en- | 4'nu “er cot Se acetate Soa Washinton Lémeet.tiee Land ‘The mechanic Was 11” ¢ company. with of. jBave dumped refuse tn the dry river |force sanitary rules and regulations |inyed.’ ier, arrival was irprine, | ansoctation co van. the Ditch and Cherry, Charged ed, where the first high water or|lis now pending t » the counell, |4* welther Ta nor Port Town-|the Seattle in this Goes Into with practicing without } , rend had reported ning and a f shortly after The Stoddard Dayton car, driven |, license, De. Taylor himsclt devs Miller, went tato Se he not Hive in Beatle, and a yatelan | Royal Roads this mw Of arrivik of 6 Edad Everett caaetan a Mons @astaining Severe | officer his name ‘s e: ionmer Jeffers r led fr Oliver ¥. Cutts of Harvard will fires, or fire |Most of Dunks Was tail tir | During the past summer 828 fires . cto g aia ber compa GAME WARDEN I$ | Wore started in the woods by amy Fire extinguishers were used te POULT fore which hed to be exting a advantage in handling small : see Forest TG | sennciatios preading through slashing waste seestesh orthey and trimmings OLD THUG ROBS MAN | pou ie MANY LOOK ON | 10:30 Wednesday night, witnessed a Rifles Victim’s Pockets in) daring hold ap and assauit. 8 Just as & man Was passing the al Street in Heart |ley between First aed Recund ava, of City. with bis arme full of bundies, an ‘other man, revolver In.hand, jumped fon ble back and threw him to the The beldep man is working in ground, Tho assailant made a qui fonowing a ployes, according to the annua ‘Seattle. grab for something In his victim's on ” ‘ Lows Is Less. along the Lak rwaY has ne. The Seattle police profess to pocket and then ran up alley ’ Sie atacand onthes Ar on ate of the average sehed the ting stag taew pothing about it. They assert While the spectators were looking to tex 4,108 fires in sone : ve past Years | Warde one f . Me te that there are so highway robberies at the hold-ap man, the victim gath Tie wage : tonthe |Piaces the figure at 10,000 per | trig ; ee : ay being committe’, but scarcely a day ered up his bundles and continued f r can annum, but this year the loss will well that ners beat him i ' o his num ferably m« no ach anywhere near this total asin Without some account of a on his way seat hold-ap leaking out The police profess to have heard SS'onr than 100 were of serious pr pound tions, and taxed the efforts of | forest fire fighters The members of the Washington ext Fire association say that the whould spend at lenat $125,000 Covered Many Acres. a year in protecting forests from The total number of forest fires | fire. The state owns approximately Posnacml on 1 Madisca street, at t! nothing about this. h looked after by the association this | 600,000 acres of timber land which t-my wile,” said Wm. | ing this b ey ae past year embraced an area of 18, has been set aside as school prop DECIDE TO CUT OUT THE i president of-the stecl The Coreys were en route to ' 37 y « pprox! 1 a is anne that th 1 EMERGEN Y trust, when snapshot fiends im, ‘thelr hunting lodge in Michigan, |773 scros, of which approximatcly erty, and it 1s, Santee id acti. : . c . nile | 740 ae . . of ‘ we portuned bim for 6 sew pese..cf| which, as desori by Maybelle.| cmainder was largely slashing/ally result in « saving 4 was green thmber, The | ¢ diture of thin sam would ectu- | he the former ‘actress is a “charming rustic place «ltting r FURNISHED BY | “No, no, no,” was all he would io the center of our 20,000 acres sd = Fanon WINS | Finance yo May tee would take up the entire b nay and surrounded by a chain of 18) 8 C. OSBORN & CO. department estimate again Inte this) Then he took a walk around lakes | New York, Oct. 9, 1908 Provisions afternoon and consider the question | the block, and Maybelle, true to Maybelle had a nurse to care RACE sek Highi'Lowl Bea Ake of leaue. of appropriating money for the how. |t8@ Old publicity lure, invfied the for her. For two weeks the party | Now York, Oct ie thee od | pital a second time. | photographers into her apartment will fish and hunt } (eb theta 1 |Amaig. Cop..| 74%) 73%] 74%) 74% —— | The ordinance under which the hes - re 1A. Ca F.C 40 | 40% The eity council's finance com-| people voted a bond issue to pay b . Oct. 10.—In an By United Press.) and posed for the pleture above; Nis, Oct. 10. 1) “Hurry, hurry sald she, re mit you to take pho-|peatedly. “If Ellis ¢ «un do CHICA will not nobbed. Louls Longuet cauliflower, cucumbers, sack; celery, at the English long: AS &R Co 56%) B64) 86%) 16% plainly designated it as a “cit . : nen fl runners can improve on|4™ Sugar 120% 131% mp the proposition | Dininty designated it as a“ pd Extension Is Refused Him! Srihe as alicees made by Hayes, the Amer-{ Atcnionn | sim) sritl trie] rit = enarer we] ment amet LANDS IN PRISON mee, Teen, nae NEE ency hospital building.” and the | on Property Own- gamen, @ second Marathon race tang| =. #2. | 95%) 95%) 95% ktyn 48% 48%) 48 ran today. The cour was the wifte 172% ihe ite cc same over which Hayes ran his cel-| Chesap, & O. | 42% 40%) 41% 42 jebrated victory. In the contest |» M. & St, P.086%|194%/134% 136% Percy Smallwood was the only | Chi &N.W 159% |160% fall eo new munietpal building | question ts raised ax to whether the Yesler way and Fourth av ‘committee can legally eliminate the} eau that the commit.’ hospital feature |Has a Bundle a Letters . men wh rom Stage-Struck aud from the vention of -iettore} F him when arrested, it} ers’ Protest. bend advertising Ub] count for young wo: pire te a stag q 7 found on ‘private American red oF. & Iron! 35%) 34%) 34%) 35 “WILD HORSE” HILL Maidens (areas Ty Be rae nen nto (eR a / Aldrich of England was the favor |G. N. pfd 182% /131 4 (131% 132 } Stage-atruck maidens from Hrittes Ite. Green C. Cop) 10%) 10%) 10° |.10% he He protested quires abo: Henri Biret, a Frenchman, won Central } 7 138% | a allowing rector ©. J whieh ¢ Ithe race ule. & N..1064 100105 [105% b ris esemed to have a partioular at-/ = «=| Siret's time was 2 hours 37 min », Kan, T..| 30 | 78% 29) traction for Mildreds and they all} {utes and 23 seconds » Paelf 68 | Lead 82% tal thy (Star Special Service.) * for them, more, he “Tie te os Le if etomtl atiek in | ime of Mayes py 17 p The cop Ate Ve i» seconds. Patrick White Cent 103% /108% 103% 108 jlttie reward for bu ANGELES, Oct. 10.— ‘ inet It atrong pin from W. A. Parson. « Vancouver ®, of Ireland, | North. Pacifici40 |139 139% les / tre an. who was in & somewhat md enn was 3 minutes behind Stret, and| Penn. R 123% 1 fcc arg foam cd | Ai 'be brought before | vanced slags of ‘intoxication The . J. K. Eywood, of England, was| People’s Ges Duster” of the world ‘ sunt on « chatge of | pin 2 found om him. areon lost y third. Ali Gaished st h P. Steel Car..| 33 33 probably the best-known rider! F trom the person K wateh, bar thie was not found. shed strong with com-| a3 | 33 ie the U.S, left this city the other | I. va ceacshoee parative ease. | Roading, -;..:129%6|128% ft visit Gnyder, Tex, his old SCORES AUTO DRIVERS, = 4 b Ak a | ion a But “Wild Horse” ten't making | MAKE Reckioss « 1. Co. ptd..| 48%) 47 Be visit because he wants to. The | : ath. Pacific|103 4 /102% 1 | bitterty score "Mason Is that Sheriff Jim Boles of | | pales togey by Caen, Peniciclehatt | Texas wants him to go ) Qeeon Anne a -1U. S&. Steel 16%) 46 Hi} is accused of being the last! = + hie . Steel pd. 109 108% 108% 109 italia. imastinres mpeed and. that rivers have of a notorious gang of horse thieves | and cattle rustlers. He says he/ never stole an animal in his life, [and that the arrest Is the result of | ing but contempt for protesting | westimehouse, 74 | 7344) 74 | 7 firlane Jones thinks a few ar- ~ have @ salutary effect. West. Union 58% 59% CHICAGO GRAIN. jer Claud ; |Deposit Certificate, Men |» to ft. tried to capvince | Anan Claim to Have Found, should’ be “given the cash. Phil & feud in the cattle conntry | Cl = Chicago, Oct. 10, 1908. The famous bronco buster was! Causes Trouble. Gauthier then left and while mak Is ENJOINED wonton pen High! Low |Close iting on the beach at Santa Mon-| ing the rounds of pawnshops and watching the bathers, when Los offering to part with the certificate for $200 was arrested. Samuels, an arrested with Gauthier, he found the certificate at the | cate, Becond ay, and Wash- deputy sheriffs got the oa him with thelr guns. Hill quietly and was great because the officers! After attempting to cash & cer tificate of deposit for $680 which) they claim to have found, Charles | ™® i», nilas Chartes Wright, and Pe Dee. .... ‘100%! 101% 100% 101% th REGRADE WORK May .... ..+-[108 (106% /103% [104% July 87%) O85) 97H! 88H Rummage St. Clemen's arch, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- An injunction and restraining or- der was granted against the city of Sa / Gauthier were arrested yes. | 'o# ” jSeattic this morning requiring the| day, No. 1908 Firat av. Necessaries him back to Los Angeles in an, | eae ba City Detectives Frank W. Ole Anderson appeared at police ;oty 88 show Gauss should xamine stock. | Clark and H.C. Adan headquarters this morning and re peor fron poweding | been working at « ranch, | | The certificate is drawn tn ta that the certificate of de | wie te work ty Pontius from him sewed up and he fs or and m of which i» brought |Compton, aliegrs thet the regrading is being @ ender an ordinance passed by the city counct! without superior court, and © is, therefore, null reid. The order is imade re A chelate te the exabenrst oners used to be kept. The wood |turnabie before Judge Morris | POLITICAL AL NOTES A club ta London really has one, |!ning of the cell contains Me Oct. 16 and whenever any member enter | autographs of many prisoners my Moreen and, 3. K. O*-| closet door and reveals the skele- outlaw, COMGTES: CEE atte The skeleton that is preserved in| vered mone ot) FALL FROM CAR horses, near bere, and had | & great favorite with the ielubs of this city. For sev Tere he was the best rider! Bill's show and has been | by the crowned! @ many European countries Bs wonderful bronco busting | vor of Ole An om, and was ts had heen sued by the Firet National bank The paper, he May 28. Gauthier appeared at the lining of hin ————i——n—ww | batik yesterday with the paper and, at a los to know how ¢ LAKE LOT DEAL F | Acting Mayor Gin to today votaall In City inet night, | » club t# one occupying Lon the club was . ET CAR $7,500, om the grounds that the price | in Champ Chath or anas (tee act a8 grim reminders of hole which was four the Sialiek vine Whokiih * pans was exorbitant | oak in Beattic in be. the cruel uses to which the build-| entrance tc tun to While crossing the car tracks at he land faces the Lake Wash Kern ticket about |{ng was once put. Among these te the Tower Lon 8 ‘@Y. and Yesier way late jast | inaton shore, and is intended to be ene ” endithe old cell, with chair und | about three ‘ to board a car for Ww at Be © part of the new lake shore ) A. Vannelii, a young Italian boulevard. | , Was knocked down nad bad When Gill estimated the amount nine, at jared by & Seattle Kloctric com | Of land comprised in the purchase, freight car he found that the total tract tn. 2. Dow oyene, Fer B IN ; cant te © tot = “THE PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM Franklin and & . Si aus canal peathennhaty Manson test. ‘This vos X ' | WITH COIN FOR ASKING ox vors sexe rox rare. |! Join the Autopiano Club (ey United Press.) AND THEREBY SAVE FROM “4 rolling | volved would t @ the Seattle General hospital, | bring the purchase p $100.00 TO $150.00 ON YOUR straight waistcoat, In which py away candidate wi start intitt re ing from 4 to ah @ In the photograph album we have LAR foot,|® family institution that has not mt any | had all of its day yet, but almost Where alla condition of more than $1 « A similar tract of land alr pronounced LIBERAL PRINTING CO First-Class Wark ¢ Lowest Possible he Prices 7 verything Mo VIOLING utfits one-third off the Come eee the most up-to § REE Fee 00k s teioaps be | Spec ial at the I igetrateg, sad vee Palace e Market Liberal Printing Co. IDE LUXE! ranteed date repair shop in the west tory 1 the American Theatre ye Luxe Cine Piano House 20074 Seo Branch 1321 ot Kohler @ Ave rk Git and Directoire di Optical M Dreme place in that vicinity, ft is claimed, king its time about going - , ted “Hat Stev fe can be bought for halt the amount|'* * ‘ a YA htineeds thea Chemist “Shows How United wa anowes ; . ee evens Ca © | the park board proposes to pay est. You have all . ® let of Was being | Ul ast |f| Including free use of our elrou - ! Waste Timber Is r " 4 fall course dinner on Sur efxed leavesof this potiderous vo) aste fim! od . for|} lating library. Special prices gl from 12 to & p. m. ove ume, and, looking at the faces o . ~, be . mr. iT will be given for a few , = HELPED TO BRING distant, almost forgotton re tives Profitable. a a WE-prodiicts from. war will be given f a Soe Gaye "a and friends, wondered if they ever — profit of $ The f as low as $350.00 with free use really did look Iike that Aa a mercia os ' be eae ‘ - - ; ally conducted Seeing Kin 1 > © whereabouts . rh h th "1 fe folk —~" ~ me ent eont ; ad . phy AR. i“ North Mend, this state, eats Kohler & Chase hrough the endorsement of the! , > . jacte tl ‘ x who was fr ° claims of Seattle f he Grand - <a ae pe coe Ww wt q Wy t 1318 Second Av., Seattle, Wash — nele Will's brother; Aun sirations w w > f Lodge of Odd Fe r 1909 she’s dead now; this ts and . be Stumble Leads to Death Wiener Plane Dealore the California Promotion committee | eee een vetter looking the speak mth ve : : at the sovereign lody eting at | Sore uke—| Wear inecting herd Paynoe's hal j , : — Denver recently i sition | that; this is Rang « a uke | Monday night 'RENOUNCES RO Y ALTY eile foc.an. 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