The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1909, Page 2

THE STAR ~oe ANUARY 1909, | { ir # | Drops Dead at Lecture, SENATE GOES AFTER Aged Fugitive ReArrested | Chariton Pettoys, a Momphis bust PS”? | wha 1 years old, who | Hows man, dropped dond lagt even ai AT TORNEY GE NERAL has been rested twice in this tug while in attendance at A aptrit NGTON, Jan. 4 lcinity on charges of stealing at Knighta of Pythias hall” Dr, J} yut deba ene Culberson's ree | he had contr A tot agal ©, Snyder, who was called. satd tion asking Attorney 1eral time he is eb whether he bas taken that de a due to « p' enn [orrhage ot the trata of the ture |GOV. GILLET FIGHTS|Accuseo aint uses warrin teeare sromibitng ti oe of a large artery nave He beart.| SHY OF ISSUES [oA WEAPON IDENTITY states stood ution fo ; . iev ; ie 2 " « WILL HE LEAD SOX CIVIL SERVICE OPEN ‘iB —Onitlan aemeaeee in : ,j| om company, and Ht not, why not tos me ther track gn he bi vr A ed of attempting to at ition as whethe Motbes Beattie wore the stellar Gillet sent his first blennia und fashionably dressed youn qu that he pend the = is Through the efforts of the Puget |" te thie legtalature tode He | mar no taken to police headq “ of the opinion ff he has ren Soccer in Snowstorm. Sound Association for th Deat, the |mMaKer stron ‘revoramondationy || this afternoon and released Hf-| dered It NEW wesTMine Jan. 4 former ruling of the clyil service | portation ndittons, reform in the | ter she had given > the A epite the snowstorm a larg mmission that deaf persons |banking Insuranoe pe al n effort was made to hus « Httiesan! the Vancouver This examinations has heen roucinded,|of reformatories and churttabie ir jto belong to a well known and high AMUSEMENTS feat the New Westminster Rovers |A letter from James R. Garfield, | stituttor nected family, It was impos ONE DROWNED eer ss we 3 & 1, in a hotly contested gam leecretary of the interior, to Olaf ertain her name } a - Orienta Play Football a is bat #he into « Jan, 4.—By U.P hile wting On | Wnt rade Pa Inciusive~e torte Tmpert e yeay The dectsic te the re ' Ince ne alued at $4 which #he | Hoghe a lrowned Th th ROSE GTAHL i RaRr ees at. 'T ’ f a letter writte me time ag ee eleven and won ft unique gridiron tray this city by a score of | bi | | wtart wear off. A young WO-lers went through the ice, but were tn oT CHORUS LAY” ot, avking that the matter b ‘ p Phone tr whe d ber and a fight en i. which the secured wo | THEATRES ESTABLISH | — Rok ive in the rred to the secretary of the A mans meeting of the people of |"'° feattio who have joined tr Bavedali Commission Meets. ‘The National Haseball ox annual meetin | side with a hat pin. She then sul |" noe track gambling in Washingtor | mitted to arrest, and when search LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4.~1y U.P SALOON VIOLATES ieee who aro pledged to ald in the} oq another hat, valued at $35, was! Thieves with » assage of Ole Hanson's anti-ra wagons didn't do a i mind under her eos tha bare the ott SUNDAY CLOSING raok bill, will be held at the Grand eee ice headquarters the pretty | paket tone ne Opera house next Friday between 1 movement for the suppression of NEW RECORD | THE GRAND JOU « Manager Wed. and Sat, Presents AS JEFFERSON VAN WINKLE" ight. One «© carted Tony Bimich, proprietor of the | the hours of 12 noon and 2 p. m i spoveee at con toy en on = Be + ards Be Pe vig Ny to $1.00; Wad. Mat, 2 Witt Play Olympia. Fountain saloon, on Firat av. 8 A number of wol known npeakers |(Y: declaring It was her first of |) Cann Coal Co. A rewar and bo 4 : Lincata nia one basket~ | was arrested by Patrolmen Blacker A number of well known era |" . Mag Bon M refai has ben offered for the arre ‘te team Wit! next Saturday evening | Jand Doolan yesterday afternoon ¢ 1eeting, Ole Hanson will also de ‘ | boldest bunch of robbers yet know Seattle Theatre ane Olympia high at the Cap | charge of vic mtn g the Sunday au er an addres sco ISH RITE MASON! «: Shawmut sem oa ge 4 ogg. Prone 1s e / y P TT ‘ steamer Shawmut, re Mu and Sal a | 2 it John Oleso b RRR ARR RRR | “agg : ne my "tp HAVE SERVICE — purchas my the govers The Liews oe pore Cowbey | ss ob wd ent for & tanenort. ot “The Liewten and the Cowber* ASPIRES TO HONORS. */ © Eke amount BERKELEY, Cal, Jan, 4—By U.|S8he will a Ba ayy es 100 ta Boe, * Information has been received! p.Lying on an old cot in a va-|Journey to Sun Francisco, where | gtext av’ “Tee Girt and the VANCOUVER HAS A : rr Sete eee eee eee 2 eo here that the steamers dent | cant house in this city, without food she will load for New York, and | $260,000 BLAZE) «oa Governor of the Pacific Coast | or funds, Kdwin H. Kippe, of Don-| will there be officially turned over ‘LOIS THEATRE VANCOUVER, B. C., Jan, 4-<By | Steamehip Co, wil be « ated in| ver, a Scottish Rite Mason of © to the authorities, Her sister ably pe U. P—The ¢ elevator of the |9bpenttion to the Admiral Sa lied yesterday from |the Tremont, is loading for the same | Phones: Sunset, Main 1904; Ind, 4934 | Va iver M i waa deatroyed | OF the Co a re ‘ jon, His body |i re Fascinating Fairy Play | t t t night. The lows ts |i he t In bis pockets } extimated at $200,000 | San P were f tters of recommenda Senor Castro Grows Worse. | “PETER PAN” Pramslese . tion as well as receipts from the] LO aa . oral manager ¢ lodge of h he was a member, | 2. = tines s, Wed. 4 fet ] BILLY SULLIVAN, ‘CALHOUN’S TRIAL ©: fice, said this mort |and an empty purse Curtain Rises dharp at 2 and & ve had beer CHICAGO, Jan. 4.—Should F § equal, if net the superior, of John ip vet t < e ne *s “ worse, ‘and will serge an operas. ct Janae decide hat ie fh lle| Kling in "de chamrinaio seree| NG POSTPONED [iatata te cece hon aia |MERT MOVE 1S OP[== == == ~~" Tae, vewe Teena and the money he has end th BAN FRANCIA ‘ By y a) | since he entered big leagu ».— Patrick ; 5c Coat and Mats. Wed tn , ~Tomty tant cep the weil ra United ‘LEGISLATURE OPENs| TO BONAPARTE — gp Ene Garment Sw cui~-cagta Mga actioally wor will keep the wolf from the do« the American league team | indi H erties | the rest of bis days, Curt Rall 1 , CHICAGO. an, 4 By | an er “JAKHY, mikey AND mey" nestor Geaieaar chi C the fleet quality [lore crust” | AT SACRAMENTO | ositeg ‘sinics insist ations ger 4c i afuntce company a, te | Sul ivan manager ot the Whi ou every requ gyn ode catia | 4] SACRAMBTO, Cal, Jan. 4 @ima stated th afternoon that § one ¢ he ww he F c ure convened at noon today an¢ nse will be 4 upon b | stars In baseball. Admitt Cow to x Ghose those officers whose elec ey ( rte. He | Phomes 8108, greatest backstop In the Ar r honld Jones rea t ¢ Uy fer 6 had been programmed in the | said that seven cn pending ucue, he showed that he e| qui , » sucus earlier in the day | against the Stand: Ol ¢ : = = . » of Low Angeles took | aggregating 6,000 count tn. | | was sudden. Born and rained in S W Senator Edward 1 We re Accident to Chippewa. Kes hanger | Matinoes 19, 25, 000 Grand Raplda, he jolued the police | Assist ‘ORPUANS the honor of presider pPrape nat dot Prada og Wt. 3 on ; > igs so ay mows ba | hort time " & police judge's decial a} NEW YORK, Jan. 4 a oe an are ay ' 4 sap, was crippled for a short time -, fand left the force. Aw he had been At the meeting of wr several hundred hamele in the hands of committoes | Yesterday by the breaking of a de wit te omewhat of a wrestle took to / at a a peneued te Moasine each house. fective condenser tube in her new te he mat game, making a « ble * era in if The institution » Gonaequc iatlex y record © belivved the mas a by the q b tynds| mar R rrived to was oy y « Gradually he fell into ting | the }game and went to Phila Pausen Oo bent roe Batieg, Geers ani eae ‘site waaay 5 KILLED wale ' sethe ALFRED KUBIAK. | O'Brient wd John Wille. OTHER LEADERS cefugeen oac rom ‘the. hore =|4 ” H ri M. _ SPINNING : Micon ru ‘ALIVE UNDER MUD eople were with the labor lead geen GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jan. 2 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.--By U the men who aspires to be) 5...) ie = = c P.--The | , was jammed 1910 Seeoud Ave heavy weight champion of the world "fg neg ne ~ terday at t eeting, and arty det ine BUILD: ruRnre KR. Campbetl, 112 Colum’ ed by the f the Washington ae re seane ae = mare ree a ieee Sanek, Cs Grand Rapite paakethall team te negotiating | TOOk re eo Mes-| ROME, Jan. 4.—Dy VU. P.—That {Lupton went shead in the darkne Feo ex-policemas Oo sprai into the | » a of the I & *Y aay masers t Dr. Arther & Cheney, the United! and ca Cheney's name, He PorULAR VACDmWE4. Mmetight in Philadelphia by beating « t for a — ae a Seasoned | refume wing ats tea Ps ~d , nw ertain that he heard Chenéy’s MONEY is. LOAN ] Performances Datly—2 P| T:8, Oam Several heavyweights of averag : uty ' Pinna vere | Denent f the ate voles In It was so dark that (Without Commiaston) Wstoce~—tee. . k eartha — egyarnetin NEW AIRSHIP READY FOR TEST ewsParcamanis [22 Hert. DP ¢ the ‘ I « rains fe ashing down mountain ton may ask heavyweights of rmore | PRIVATE SECRETARY ned cousulat 1 debrix to where the consulate «# ee | Pacific Coast Inventor Believes He Has Eliminated the) FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Jan. (Dy jother members . was t to ne for ” ' P Barney ( a well knows | s'aff Serao sald that when they eoyix that aht bave been tn “Running Start newspaper mar fh appointed |reached the demolished consulate the r tvate secretary Congreas Wickersham Delegate-to Semi-Annual Statement of The State Bank of Seattle STATTILE, WASHINGTON At the Close of Business, Deceniber 31, 1908 a brother of the FP of thts eit ON THE FRONT fted. today | n here to- her cargo for or Mexican, of n@ at 6 o'clock | | PRICE PRUNING Good news for you because you know that we make no idle or mis- leading state- ments—we’re proning prices on good, reliable clothes. We’ve shaved off i 25% from the regular prices of | Suits, MIDWINTER SACRIFICE CLOTHING SALE Lot 1—$20.00 Sutts, Overcoats and Rain- 12 00 coats; Sacrifice price ......... ' Lot 2—$25.00 Suits, Overcoats and Rain- 16. 00 coats; Sacrifice price ....... . Lot 3—$30.00 Suits, Overcoats and Rain- $90 00 coats; Sacrifice price .. ‘ . Lot 4—$35.00 and $40.00 Suite, Overcoats 24.00 and Raincoate; Sacrifice price ... a some = as Steamer Nebraskan to Tacoma, and will r morrow to complete Salina Cres. St the sam ine, ta this eventng, and will discharge at Tacoma, sailing again about Jan wary 11 Steamer Queen returned today from her asual discharging trip around the sound, and will leave for San Francisco next Weduenday Norwegian steamer M a ar od today et Tac RESOURCES | Loans and Discounts . : Banking House, Furnitar par Fixtures . Expenses, Taxes and Interest pald.......... Perrier y) 16,908.35 6,652.17 0.70 10,000.00 Other Resources United Sts and County Warrant Cash on hand and due from other banks m San Fran and will arrive in bere tomor afterncon, sailing on her re Saturday The Safe Deposit Vaults seo a tew hours LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in , Undivided Profit Individual De Bank Depos ys 7,493.6 Second ard Yesler. “Where the Cars Stop” Savings Deposits and Time Certificate 301,316.61— 792,964.08 Something Is Greater~ , Than Nothing Some people hesitate to begin saving because they feel they could save only a little and it wouldn't be “worth while.” A wrong idea. Dey Deposits July 16, 1908 .. mite December 31, 1908 , a ee aeabawoks dsivievess eocoeses $139,867,44 CONSERVATIVE BUSINESS INVITED No matter how small your savings they are somothing—and something ts vastly greater than nothing. ‘The moment you begin to save something you are rich as compared with the time when you saved nothing One little try-out of the Savings Habit will convince you of the wisdom of it-— for the small sums as well as the large sum “XSL AND THE ZeRaE APEOREANE LOS ANGE U. P.—Prot. J, 8 GOOD BREAD SOON WED It man's Jan, 4.—By]} Prof. Zerbe expects that the aer erbe of this city|plane will bo raised by this cu | tes in preparing for a test flight of alrent and the vator then can Of the Title Trust Com. new aeroplane which, he declares,|adjust the planes as desired b pany are and have been And want you to iwi make never ap-| means of one wheel. The machine | } | i i | | : proached before aeroplane {#|will take the course indicated by guarded by day ai investigate. We ready for the test at Bimini baths | the slant of the planes. If the oper night by employes of the i | except for a higher gear to connect | ator wishes to turn to the right or company, and all valaw will show you | \the engine with the wheels that run{loft, the samo wheel will steer thi the big propeller }four rudders erbe has| The eng the to a way bles accepted for stor ago are in a separate compartment, but ontire- ly within our large five fan, or propeller, is tn front and}@eclares that his machine ie the ply ehrome steel lined the machine is expected to raise |#implest and most compact ever tn vault, itself without the “running start,” | vented There is an air surface of 600| The Wright aeroplane has a sur square feet and the weight of ‘the |face of 625 square feet, weighs 860 | aeroplane is 500 pounds, The po ounds and carries oply a 25-30 € will be supplied by an etght Somecpowe rengine. The wires used : lI cylinder, 40-horsepower engine. | by Zerbe are piano wires; the small 616-619 First Av. When the enging is set in motion | eat will eappert 500 pounds and the it causes the fan to revolve, throw-| largest 1,400 pounds. J. H. Kasson On the Square, Opposite Totem Voie ing @ powerful alr current bac kjshown in the upper pleture, is the upon the 12 planes, which are hort )m ile who constructed the air heart tes the way to a big saving— So see us first. This bank Invites small deposits; it weloomes accounts as low as $1.00. It {s everybody's small deposits that make the bank's big total; your steady savings of a little on overy payday will In time make a big total for yourself, No doubt about it, Right here in this bank we have watched many a savings 1 it Hore te the waitwine. account grow large from yery 1 be. Vian American Bank. = ginulags, 4_ Scandinavian American Bank Alaska building, Seattle, U.S The aeroplane which ne will be capable of through his stomach, |} just completed, after five months |making 1,800 revolutions | of labor, is a new type in that the /@0d the propeller 950. Pr } | } then the quickest way is patent. EXCELLENT — — zontally placed. | ebip.