The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1909, Page 7

ea ie a then secretary of the Interior, be est in the country to among the} the earth where Got F dipabived it] coming convinced that there were | lowest,” jfor the comfort of man? xtonsive frauda committed tn hia! Was Proud of tt Yeu, natural gas department; and the ramifion He was proud of that, and tt They pipe it through tions of the frauds were eo far weme too bad to apoll the be ple roe reaching that he was afraid to Hut, as a matter of fact, the Yeu y | trust his own officials to deal in| ieee tion plant waa started by Guthrie 1 at high p | thoroughgoing fashion with them. | | fires In the various parts of Mowsl-| prececessor and for fe 1G Ye + the | MEN TAKEN RE D-HANDED MAY ’ One of the seoret service men ac: | MANY SMALL TOWNS WILL NOT | na gud Roggio uprung up before; Operaiion of saving Pittaburg'e ( the city any part of the KNOW MUCH OF WHOLE. J cordingly resigned and was ap BE REBUILT, AS THEY hodfe of ghouls began a frensied | children from the horrible typhoid | Prot ” | | . F BALE CAR LOOTING | ARE BLOTTED OUT Attack upon the living and the dead, death has drag and dragged : : i | cutting off fingers decked with Jow.| end im still ine ote Ho th t joe Gaynor ROME, Jan. 4—-By U. P-Un-| oie teary holding snable orna Guthrie thought that Pirtebure Y nd ¥ alte Helfaat daunted by the raing that surround | nents and wetting to every un no worse than many other Is th al bom | them, pond , mamarieg oe ‘he | deutroyed building with flendish| cities, In fact waa a litle patter prsves last wee! f horrors, the clttzens How our treet ra 7 ‘ he malt han some, He ia proud ef her in y of — —_ Regmo are aie miINE |) The actual pillaging was more| dustry and the refining charities | Wave? bor Phen to rebuild their homes and recon | nigeous th any of the horrora| ber groateat midrela by be Only Worse methir A bberlet struet the ancient cities that fell Z " . hich b tted againat | reported, Bix hundred ghouls, in-| stowed upon her | sme only much wor Th " > in ruling about them Letudin » nalion, mae been. an hd @ wiattae at teed wens di wane ' he railroad jes in the past Concluded. beef trast ‘Investigat at Chi Word of their brave resolve wan] onroqe nny POUee, Day ab sik vtthen r of fact your ad-|¢ é ed <a t f —~ AKO, Which resulted uccessful | brought here today by ardinal | Ne rs 6. . = & Gaynor ired red-hande Tt Was for the purpose of stopping prosecution Nava, archbishop of Catania. Hie! TOKIO, Jan 1--ly U. P.—Prot. Capen wrk by Patrolma m Tayden ur the use of this service in every pos Accepts Statements eminence sald |Omort, the Japanese expert on] z ~ ay night a looting a bom eible way by the departmen path “in view of Mr. Busbey's po The destruction of tho cities 1 | trem and seismic disturbances, Ad car a the one coe By a miment that this 1 ov 'sto’ sign, | have accepted the above | as complete ag plotured in the nioRt | pay a ofdered be the thiperial ny eet Vorthe Je 00 os Bow the wen tre oats way in Quoted statements as fairly ox extravagant stories published. Still! government to proceed to Italy to ee er te ae ong |e quarters. He =. that — aoe ee tg be put Pressing the real meaning and anv | there if no thought among the |investigate the incidents attending | | compendates ¢ ity will be charg ig ene A " the neticition of the sacrat mus of the attacks made in gen: | prominent eltizens of the disman|the tremblor and tidal wave In Pam guthtie looked eick when 1|,. Kelley Is known trom coast to pl Me. Fitexeratd. followed eral terms on the use of the secret | Hed towns that Monsina and Regge |gictly and Calabria, Shortly after | continued to orcas these outers, [Cott (0 railroad special agents ee. ee. Pitagerel service for the punishment of | will be abandoned |the San Francisco earthquake he | | ar \ d, hia hand ex.| 98% woxear f not Sie ia the samo vein erieninale. | Many smaller towns will not) was gent to the United States to \" “ag tA a and @X | vet been tm ngainet him, bag Sewney was added to the An-| "i thermore, I have frequently | 7 be rebalit, a# they are literally make investigation of the phe | "Ey -peosnee aust ui | Be, Will be held pending an investi Afias club when the message discussed this matter with mem blotted out and thelr cities are of | nomena in Be poopie rights Bb “!!| gation of recent boxcar robberteg pro PAGAL he haa fs <n Reman bers of congress; and the T9008 | Rep JOHN J. FITUGRRALD OF [tea ty SOmmeretal advan) Ithey ware elven away years ago.” | ee ere Seeitie 7 Bs “as fe lotter from the secretary of the |MltKed to mo for the hostility of f , i“. | | And that is the fact. What ee On eee ee miter from the seopétary of Gitigtebe to the Guurel Saryive, both NEW YORK, | Because of the number of decay ‘DEVOURED BY } hat you treasury received a fow days ago. 4 2 “4 snmeeneememautasamatite — ing bodies in the ruins, it will bel hear from P burg now is the Which the segrélary ‘himself ad-|>Y ‘hose who did and those who! | | noise of the baby wolves quarrelix MP et ie’ ore ndor {did not share this hostility, were| pointed In the Interior departm necessary to abandon thé citle Conciuded. } sates BAY 0) ren Mf Saten tho etraprietion a be ac} almost invariably the same as those | to carry on this work. The firet a _— pe crag te . — the. 1 out “on e age ‘o : ar pn madeHave been violated year after Bat Range hy Special agente’ divieion or corpe|ruins may safely be visited and|ked to have the recent graft d tected by the slat ot limita | for a number of years in his pays Ue | cleared, | coverien discussed in out-of-town tions two to four ye if you WASHINGTON 4.—By U. 1 here {this ignificant compar ith | of detectives of the land office of | clear haepapaee A our wast 0} \. x department I appead here sain ta tank tae This |'the Interior department was large-| Director Paterno, government ploane ennsylvania we pro Ny nited States aupreme cot @S appendix A the letter re main, the rea shomiat av Director I He said Pittaburg had been abus tect Calhoun and bis partners. | today decided against the Consoll- A ‘ ‘om oaths ae @ is simply, Does congress de-| ly under the contro! of the land) chemist, and Vice Director Laup) by scandaimongere. | 4 i> fork mt makes no such ad aire that the government ehall| thieves. rarto went to Messina today } Sy Watered Stocks dated Gas compante ‘ew Yor! & as that which Mr. Taw ee aie a ah. hay ggpedttinge If the present law, for which} The best estimate is that 80,000 We will take care of our own “CAPT. JOHNNIE” KLEIN. Mh Philadelphia mpany,”| “ity, in the famous 80-cent gas case, » contrary, it) > ‘ eo pres ad io Ms | { ‘ er hot ° ladelph company - oh Bee Steges. On the contrary, it) iewt instrument for the detec-| Messra, Tawney, Smith, and the| bodies are buried in the ruins of |*#f4irs.” he anid, rather ly Arrested councilman and reputed | which owns and controls Pitre dissolving an injunction against the js that) «the §=6modification t ¢ . al ; th . “ther gentiomen { have above men-| Messina | 1 sug od that i wae £004! author of the municipal epigram an lectric Het 1r | operation of the law passed by the y fed through | tion of criminats and the preven: | < ae, eS EE - ‘ | new r Pittsburg to announce | Give ~ eo BO Npeonpntg tates gen BO tly Aryan 5 POP ixing that price =. sg hn lg tho advent. /tlOn and punishment of crime, or| Uoned are responsible, bad then | oe coe en eee, eee ae Se that b hossetieaning bad: boon be Honth’s voyage, Then the aneet ot] ret, 8, every municipal utility | 1996 an exte hpi at : does it not! The action of the| in effect, this action would | bodies with stone and sinking them month's voyage. Then the angel of | exeept water Watered. thy | 1905 an extensive investiga violator ot criminal n the _ " t » (Bun here, that the outside world | charity comes along—that’s me the ane oo les wes condeat ~ ie on Tnited States. house last May was emphatically |have boon impossible, and most of |!n the waters of the Strait of Mos-/ fl Bere, that the outalde world | charity comes along—that's 0 atecin: G2 these estheiieinn wnt Seer oo ae pte an action against the interest of | the criminals would unquestionably | *\na | the boodiing revelation and that nistrat ‘ they look like Jonnstown after the cing the price to 80 cents per Letter Makes Good justice and against the interest of have escaped. In this particular The king t* in confere with . a GAA thon the anion = minis * n he en inette v flood, and Pittsburg is swinging ing. ime vp! nts p he president makes good by | law-abiding people, and in ite ef-/ Case most of the mou investicated | his cabinet today dixcuwsing the | (O00. fi IN) nial the wuuden Ot Ww ha _as made it so?” I asked) trom’ car straps and paying’ ox) 10% Sending a copy of Cortelyou's let-|fect of benefit only to lawbreak-| Who were public rervants were in| Measures and means of relief j 1 4 pe Ghrneeree aeare orbitantly for common comforts in honl |that Pittsburg would continue to ere wee, Onretrons et wt _benent = a ts Gauuative breath Of the eve . allow herself to be bought and Antagonistic Councils. order that the infamous Calhoun CONDEMNED MAH QWotation is made, and then he ernment, But in Oregon a United | Lapari Islands Quake. sold by her thugs in official garb. He admitted that counciis had| creatures may divide $125,000,000 @eotes Sheriey of Kentucky as say | States senator, Mitchell, and al Naps Joa. 4—~By U. P~<A rash Leen more or less antagoniatic, The| annually in guaranteed dividend ing in debate that “the private con } j mesebes a the k we Fcapes bai | sexton of hee sasitn tien ont Mildly indignant senate. was also an tagoniatic to| and interest upon the stock of SEE weeere of congress ought | | obtained by socret service mem ang {curred tn the Lupart Island group] Maybe the mayor necepted thin| Roosevelt, but | while Roosevelt | these publie utilities, Bol . “ to be investigated by the seoret | | » y in the northern strait of Monsina,| view, for he sald, in his mild and| ¥8* forcing action Guthrie was Now that the horse haa bee st t yo : By 00 | another member of co: s / run Sas ® wervice. i lndicted. OF SORKTEN® WAS) attended by renewed activity on | dianified way only feeling sorry that things were | stolen Guthrie and ™- | sense,” ¥ M. Seward, on . are, Srenbiant Poor hinged og | “T a il t the work of | tt® Part of the active volcano on Kt perhaps has come pretty late | tpey were, G the is manly acont fe rush-| der senter ath, to his sister, lime the Cortetyou lette wr M cinta th te, | the island of Strombolt but we are going to all in our| Of ost opportunities. He cow oe fr > find) and this state t will be taken tem to Tawney a similar one went} j secret service mou in naturalization |", nice cloud of smoke is ascend to purge corruption from | %&¥¢ Whipped the wolves into line | a t padlock + ole aig an offers to aaa Senator Allis ing an | frauds. wim and silk smuggling, | i.e ¢y the crater of Stromboli,|our dity if he had had the nerve of Roose-| Tha . t . ¥ of Boel gece > one Ample appropriation for the secret jCounterfelting, peonage, “ection! ang guiphurows fumes are wotiond You have been mayor for throe | Yet. His acts are all of ominsion,| the f 1 an on @ pl ‘Ge alge! ~ the Sresident 7 t foe egnneny _ breaking is ihe | tas Out At sea. A soft, almost im-| Years. Do you consider y ad.| and it bas never been decided of wins Sieecomien sail was convicted for mur , urged ie each Notte teat te ° ie } that the secret service coats about | Patpable rain of ashes ts falling in| ministration has been effective?” | Hetally Midge cumearon 8 61, mee, renresent 7 aa Mrs. O'Neil, of Moscow, letter the eripp $135,000 ; ae eet ithe vielnity of the eruptive moun-|! asked greater fault than commisnion > wo yp Bat Ghemtont and will be hanged B ary the secret service would ald only | 00 a year, and in the treas. |‘) | Peer Gathile—ell be could Pittsburg t* a good place to) %,,former os be Chen a ot enecution a S Gtiminals, or, as Roosevelt sald in| lary “inh eémtract fraud” anes the |e juthrie—all bh Wid meu-| d t8| Nati nk w York ons 8 { execution as Roosevelt said wreck fraud alone the) ‘The island of Stromboli ts prac-| tion was the new filtration plant|"¥¢ !n,” he said. This cailed|ing held by the police here today « his letter to Cannon: “Only crim government was saved $100,000. In| oaiy deserted by the inhabitants, |@8d¢ he emoke consumers, He| forth the following dialogue suspicion of passing three forced finals need ectives.” Al-| is connect he presld ‘ook | cone by the ‘ . < rhc ~ - rs Sheel tas od opted _ s “* eat i eee cate bag se *\who have taken refu 1 the | 00K embarrassed and dwelt Who owns your electric light |checks on local merchan | Steamer Oly for Se os cee laaar pamela gh ote . poke at Tawney, saying: | mainland. The government receiv. | "DOW the purer water | plant " s vara! other | Sttle from San Pedro yesterday. the president's contention, but | Mr, Tawney stated in debate that |™manand. The a the tanteua|. Mille hove not cometeted the £3 A Philadelphia concern.” Laken ee ee Eel ae t mae ed word today e various | wot complet i children in a yard at 6 nion # — = the house knockod the appropria | the ink contract was not investi.(e4 word, today from the various || oe "ostem,” he esld Dox it charge exorbitantlyt | A Bee tiggPee Big ols REMOVAL NOTICE. out, and the senate yielded.) | Bated by the secr wervice, but | ty Bow ot reg, Bow votes | rh wo have reduced, in cer} “I have thought the charges|§ yoars th alk On i after Tues January &, The president next wheels his | by a clerk ‘down thore,’ conveying . s ae sctiona ¢ | were pretty high land fractured leg. He waslai 2 : > ites 06 Meeker Cann be the 1 iar thant 5 damage. | tat} Bectiona of the city, the ty a j . all N Yard and Port Orchard nage we to Spedker Cannon w a beued renee gy at the ¢ py nied ahtien v death rate from the high-| va it @ {ranchine? pom fo PY hoapited route steamers will leave from Col- says jmot in the secret service. As a “You.” t jock, foot of Co! Sd An article in the Chicago In-| | matter of fact, he was in the se | Horrors of Looting. } _ — iin | wer wow ee” REMOVAL NOTICE. man dock, foot of Columbia st. im on January 3, 1904,/ REP. SWAGAR SHERLEY OF | Cret service; hie o was Moran VALETTA, Island of Malta, Jan,| COMES AT T PROPER MOMENT. Perpetual franehi On and after Tuesday, January 5, | Seemed the fight on the secret | KENTUCKY jand he was promoted to asstwtant|4—Hy U. P.—The horrors of | The fact that over three ear loads Nothing for the City, all Navy Yard and Port Orchard service. it was written by L. W. chief for the exeetience of his|ing and pillaging by drink-mad-|of 1909 wall paper has been landed| “Any compensation to the city?” |ToUte steamers will leave from ¢ egal then private secretary to| ers. | am not work tn this ease dened, liberty-crazed conviets, aug-|io Seattle by the Federal Paint «| None. man dock, foot of Columbia st. © | the speaker of the house. | motives; whateve The president ares that the| mented in several instances by the | Wall, Paper Co, at 1314 First av Is that right? REMO\ AL 1 NOTICE so " ‘ the et servic | 1 tl tien, lat 2 > “No. ¥ v Goes With it. the motive that induced the ac fon | secret servi ah be used to} police of the » ken Italian cities,| at 20 per cent to 60 per cent tx No, very wrong ie article is sent along with of which I speak, this was beyond | track congressmen only when con.| were graphically told by refugeos| thal Fegular prices, to be sold di “Who owns the gas works?” On and after Tuesday, January 5, tose ane the Barn # pnd Question the effect of that uc-|ressmen are criminals, and that| arriving here today | reetly to the public, cutting out all A Philadelphia concern, 1 be jall Navy Yard and Port Orchard 4 from it as follows tion. Is the house now willing to| “to use the secret service in the| Seafecly had the dust of the| middle men, is good news at this| lieve, Its work is scattered.” [route steamers will leave trom Col - | re medy the wrong?” Mvestigation of purely private or} toppling builétage settled and the particular time. They pump natural gas out of | man dock, foot of Columbia st. © "Hd dine chief of the division) ant hie 2 Tells of Work. political matters would be a gros ‘The president then sums up the| S88 Bat there has been no} te "tas baereanere | actisitice of the secret Savebea He] sinéle Instance of such abuse dur : nm Reap are ready to |says the stealing of public land|'®* ™Y torm as president [ PFhen, after saying that con-|"*% been punished, absconding| Reveres Actin, | 4 Will insist that the men shall | °*?* officials captured, and thet! “In conctusion, | most earn thy | be used to stop counterteit-| "20M Persons of great wvaith and| ask, in the name ef good govern-| bv ney Nag hong wide political and social jaf s| ment and decent administration, Rae tiie bravch of the govern-| Were involved. Both their ¢ in the name of honesty and for! ate WHE net Raierate the needling associations aad their the purpose of bringing to justice MR gs affiliations, and the lawle violators of the federal laws) Congremimen resented the se- ter of some of their emp! wherever they may be found, Meteetucence BF the secret seriv the investigations not only diffi| whether in public or private fife, eult but dangerous, In Colorado} that the action taken by the house j one of the secret service men was! last year be reversed. essassinated. In Nebraska it a8) “The chief of the secret service essary to remove @ United! is paid a salary utterly inadequate States attorney and a United | to the importance of hie functions Eat | States marshal before satisfactors|and to the admirable way in| ‘The meseage closed up oc! progress could be mac fm the} which he has performed them. || Cannon when ft proceeded | prosecution of the offenders earnestly urge that it be increased say that: in Nebraska a militon acres to $6,000 per annum. 1 also urge “At the time of this publica-| stolen land was recovered that the secret service be placed | the work of the secret service. The president uncovered an offt-| where it Property belongs, and there was & storm At the cagitel and bureau ¢ by Being aholiahed 204 the appropriation the suppression of countertsiling cut Was thus aseniled, taciuded| cial skeleton when he said made « bureau in the department tially the investigation of ‘These investigations in the! of justice, as the chief ps yg oe land frauds in the west, and/lcnd cases wero undertaken in| ret service hy * repeatedly re Securing of cvidence in the| consequence of Mr. Hitchcock, the | quested; but whether this ie done KNOSHER’S|.... Second and James JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Everything all through this store on sale at Reduced Prices! New Muslin Underwear, New Lingerie Shirt Waists, New Embroideries and Laces— all of them are included in our January Sale at Reduced Prices. | or not, it should be explicitly pro. vided that the secret service can be used te detect and punish crime | Cut it thr wind to, yea, do! There | wherever it is | found.” [Split Ravenna Park in two! ar the rubbish all away! | 5 Extendin g Spoll the forest’ What's the odds | Woods were made for pagan gods. Sweeter than his volce of old jis the chink of yellow gold. Avenue no Pan to pipe today } the brook stream But a place to sit and dream? That's a thing of small amount what's a pahow, Special Note During January will sell all remaining Dreams won't swell your bank ac Coats, Suits and Furs | count | Yes, we know the stately trees At Exactly Half Price Fling their banners to the breeze. and in the he graceful trolley poles Root them out! Plant the ge SECOND & | tre, mete uit zther ore | Knosher Ss JAMES Por wets denele.ta the toring _ | Let the busy wires sing! | Children love tt, did you What of that? It's just Nothing better than a street! That's the place for them to meet Save Money +4 4 |All this talk of what we owe Avoid Pain Jt iiensicuh There Is just one thing to say On the subject—will it pay? T 1TH BATRACTED WITHOUT PAIN | ALICE ROLLIT COR. way ow, Brvnae fee the Mame of Jensery, We, ue | The new Ravenna Park booklet mbdern nation Krew equipment, and our methods are pallens will soon be on sale down town at Phicks 10 cents each will contain no ad Full fot of Teeth, fit guaranteed 95.00, 900 and 910.0 F) vortiging, xcept, perhaps, a unique ve | advertisement of the A-Y-P Be £1.50 up aides beautiful brook and canyon ines 91.09 F scenes, it will have pictures of th All Oar Work Is Guaranteed. Lady Attendants. Hoosevelt, Paderewski, Lee and Adam big trees; also a choice view * Yale Den tists of Mount Rainier from Ravenna Park, It will be in every way su G. D, Schatiner, D. D. %., Mer. | perlor to the old edition, which was Hours: 9 a to 8p. m. Sundays, Thi 1 mapped up and sent east, and in-| Corser seeo *, Over Guy's Deng Store—Room 204. stead of 50 cents, the cost will be} jonly 10 cents—at present T Guttars ument reduotions one-fourth ments Small Goods 26 Per Cent. to 331.3 Per Cent. finest of Violins, | Make. Style. hohler & Campbell, ( | Matter, Up ata orders. # if desired silting a _ he ivan D. S. Johnston Co. Announce Great Annual Clearance Sale New and Slightly Used Pianos Talking Machines and Musical Instruments For the high character, vast assortment, lit- tleness of price—and, above all, the excellent condition of the many instruments offered, the Annual Clearance Sales at the D. S. Johnston Co. are without a parallel. rnc Rew. $55 Spt. aise 2123 196 226 aus Rex. Kimball, Upriaht Stetmway, Upright Kunde, Up Johmaton, Johuaton, Upright $5 Upright Upright The people of this city and state have learned to await these annual events at the House of Johnston. They are the recognized Piano Buy- ing Events of the Year. right mback a Upright Krekever right | Herdman, | Kingsbury. Dren. Bros, Up- Upright Upright Upright Upright right i Smite right mabe, Uprigii tmbell, Upright ant ‘Upright Chane, These pianos come to us in part payment for costly Chickerings and Kimballs and Lesters, Spe t elal “Art Style” Uprights and Baby Grands and the Genuine Pianola Pieno, handled exclusively the D. 8. Johnston Co The Annual Clearance Sale this year Any of its predecessors—nc vastness of the high character of the condition—and way number of strictly continued styles also included To fully appre one must see and t As in our previ will be reserved. Re telophone to hold certain ored only until letter can arrive with deposit money Deliveries will be made at earliest possible moment Monthly or weekly terms can be arranged to suit individual needs. Remember, sale morning, promptly at alble pright Whitney, Upright Cable Netson, Upright Hardmann, Upright . Upright Up- also by | Jonnston, Kehler & far surpasses | only on account of the oa but particularly tn the instruments, thelr magnificent wn pr In addition, a d-new high-grade pianos, dis- | and others somewhat shopworn are \ Upright Upright Assortment Kingsbury, Upright Kobler @ Campbell, pright a7 Krakauer tres, Up clate this extra st the inst ne Clears dinary opportunity iments personal! Sales, no pianos by and long-distance inatruments will hon im, Upright pright uests wi tomorrow Com (Monday) early if p commences One-Th A great and "Slightly make Regular $20 More ¢ arance Sale Ort. Used Higt Banjos, Mandotins, Band In ete, at bona of one-third to Good, used instra half ‘off, No tele No ©. 0. D's outfits now Slone. sounsrpn third and University Regular $25 $30 Regular $36 ete outfite now Regular outtite’ now Johnston Co. Building outtlis now Di". one ts is powitt weekly, No 0. 0 orders, Onl customer, T Terme $1 No Talking Machines Der, of New Grad only 912.00 only 815.20 only 817.45 only a2i.25 telephone machine to