The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1909, Page 7

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1909. 3 ‘ : f ! WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT, RAYMOND APPLAUDS kiy staan f the on > hi tateme f the Asso | lated k ed toda shows ‘ , on ia oth I 1 Stat crease, $1 / nse, $ 900 — " } $7,502,300; legal BY ROYAL W. RAYMOND. ff t eoure a fj t ey "33 ase ~ ae That the fight for the antirace|® man t t r if t ‘ : #1 00. Total track gambling bill 4 endy won | h ney - sgt tor: a4 f speakers at yesterday's mass | where the evid é |» ma ‘ 40,76 Pom aoe “i 45 a ny ‘el Fi | Hut Ole Hanson's vigorous rep! 1 te ' with ee { a |to'the most trenchant sind praction! |, 7%,siiustrate practically —with | ATTORNEY RETRACTS DARK HORSE RUMO jthips said in the ms les ye yO |GREATLY PERTURBED SMA ARE HEARD ON | parscecre, %, Sess tome junc wom the) OVER CHARGES OF | — CHARGES OF FRAUD ! SIDES. Se wii, 18 be attentive ca nty | ROOSEVELT Seainst the taal ALL ’ | Judge Bur urceful statement 7 “yo * gaacgany J me ‘ ‘Beattle ener | was thin: “The effectivences of a | \1 aie ak qupnainniiemiantte o Judge | law depends, not upon the severity | gia : K " . . » orks Yakima Man Will Not of the punishment, but ite certain: | fon os en | Will Show He hase Never for a num ity.” He stated nt the * ‘ f b r Fd intervention, Have Smooth Sailing laréeny in Kngland when the steal | incieted tna the anare “uateraay | Been Guilty of Doing court his desire to Expected. ing v6 20 abillings wan punishable | yurticient if only it could be n| Unlawful Acts of fraud againat by death than when the penait but neither ¢ us why it , » had been con: a BY T. 4. DILLON. j taery Bmuseting when it : f ambling a fe and it is] urthe tigation bad GLYMPIA, Jan, 9—By U. P—A jished iby a lene d sentence. | yer = ' hie etamdh the recelver- Fong undercurrent of opposition Because courts would heat B - re : set for next Fr has veloped against L. O.! tn © 6 1 > ed + MB sagen b Dave 65 votes signed to stay by} tml compar : é ame wa pre the speakership fight 8 I Paha — . @ venaliy 6 impetuous | # e was cont 1} ‘ eregard wane ¢ eged “land graft Morning “dark horse” rumors were ‘ 1 P M Sara who uMerous and persistent, and mum | Saniplipapiagl ie wa: 2 wie Pipe a a 2 bled charges against Meigs could | WITNESSES IN HAINS ¢ wanko pubis to tan i%, OF warrat sed by Judge be heard whenever two or three | tive. Im tle moet tary (TT directing the sheriff of Jegisiators gathered together. Jack Am SACRE | eneomtive. In Sie MOM SO6y | aoe ine eounty to Stee men into : supposed to be the men P trial of Jeowies| eter the ey nan, imate | was comsultied to the county san Worth watching. but just what they He . woo bye every notion nose ais Gaee ng by the cor we have got is hard to see. ' on n cians at oe pactvaeisemicnty count of he repeated defiance of The big crowd that came in Inst} + “|? ne neon! nt bei ‘ : wa a lance of 4 th a oe Ragan j rious matter for a : 6 a night abc wed Le detection fr oma | arulve H president of the United States | t Judge Frater that Meigs, and the stories of his alli-} = Ha | 0 stink the Roner of Gone ne ear-o} a Harold, would | ere de- ' * geen tag oo b = en | SEATTLE AND TACOMA SPORTS | |" | said Tiliman in discussing the custody of er e end Mr. and Mra, 4 that these charges are ab- | ARE ORGANIZING FOR SEV " | the latest politic: coandal, vw 3 Ay ‘Sieur ‘ ney xs tae thle comes. be yee | ERAL BIG EVENTS. : 7 . In ext laining | y position in this} dee that is eau substantiate them. the 9 of the Twin City Athletic | ken place at M- | sideration it deser I will show | 4id not propose to abide by its Senator Ruth bas clear sailin, ‘ | elut caeee Salant ‘Pama a. 2 4 to} "ee J See eater for the presidency of the senale ba and Beatjle eporting mx bs t y the| far Puna nee ee re unlew- | Mrs, Brewer secured a éivores ghould Lieut. Gov. Hay be called liens thie’ Gir may basses a eivan |e reb ed pte mg: Mier from her husband several years Spon to act as governor during the | THE UNITED STATES TROOPS HAVE BEGUN THE EVACUATION OF CUBA AND THE GOVERN i Wah Senndides ena Ang a helen take I do not fear | 280, and Was awarded the custody session ey omer ers Mego bend MENT iS NOW PRACTICALLY IN THE HANOS OF THE CUBANS. | for iMetic attractions mT the outcome jot their three children, two of IRever considered seriously, and the | _ hs gremalanh of the ents jwhom have since lived with their fact that he formally withdrew Bir ee ee YP Ree seaeg bacser abirsce Seon sh a P4 ie. last cone, toe from the contest Jenas nothing but |8¢®k® to betray the people of | sudden call out of the state on bus bene ae. on that | tempt to deny the authenticity | °. howing that the third child t cS st ato | Oregon. inesa eotiations have beer 20K of the letters that President eee ee cetwine ctor Bhar dd haadbanssarsae | As tate as December 21, State, The people realite all They img to the arrangin: | Roosevelt says passed between ee ee eee thet ie be a | Senator C. S$. Beech of Portland, | know that if broken is paid tween Stanley K | the senator and certain land freon cone { Mr , re > pes jof the state house and senate, de- federal, not state. For Oregon bas jford, the negro wonder, and ala will be able to expiain them to | 50 Ov ur went t0 Olympia and THREATENS OREGON jelared that he received a lengthy the recall, as well as the direct for the much talked of mateh be-| the satisfaction of anybody in- | MIE Oren tla and baw chose hen leommunteation from Hitchcock. | primary, and the man who breake tween Dr. Roller of Seattle and biG} WasHINGTON, Jan. 9 ty | terested in the matter aca Oe Beech has made the statement his promise is politically a dead | Al Kauffman of San Francis P—Preaideat Roosevelt tat 4 |The by senator added aj ™™ 'p Rie (Cometedes.) | that Hitchcock was with them right man in this state | Idberal inducements, it ts nald.| aay thet he would take ni |new sensation to the controversy | — ee — While the machine is clamoring have been offered this galaxy of notice of the rebuke adn today by announcing that certain MEARS 1S A HUMAN polls again and deciared as their | for the election of Fulton, there is| 4OUSE PASSES A RESOLUTION | pugitistic ates » to appear in the ring| him yesterday by congress letters that would ald him io ex ‘choice their governor, George E. & possibiiity that neither ¢ TO INVESTIGATE CERTAIN |here. No replies have yet To congressmen who called on | Pitining his pos had myster SNOWBALL Chamberiain, s democrat, to suc lain nor Fulton will be the APPROPRIATIONS. eone ‘ * gy usly disappeared from his desk eed Charles W. Fulton, machine United States senator from Oregon mn . : not charge anybody with; | | republican, And this in a state | Harvey W. Scott, editor of the| “WASHINGTON, Jan. %-—By mi ng hem, simply stating that| The theory that a rol ing stone ‘Overwhelmingly republican’ Portiand Oregonian, who bas been |P.~In carrying on the fight in the insult is sappeared a a oe bee ‘aa ry’ — Tt was a sad business—for Ful- urging legisiators to disregard thetr " t rep vee ome con absorption My secretary is a reliable man Mi bao " yA ee F., tom. It was, and Is, a disagreeable | | pledges, and T. 8. Wileox, flour | President Roosevelt, in connect ‘ ti me r y by | He Said. “He sseures me that he) po tage Fn ai, / h rane ¥ ar ther ige 01 of the Chamber of Dusiness for the legislature. it was king of the Northwest, are regarded | with bis alleged to wn, | | he i Corpora.| Piteed them in a pigeon in | Hon this—the disagreeable feature—that as dark horse candidates, between | Representative Tawney ¢ in- | thoi © judament of people | he desk last spring and ne teak | Somemercs. e Gave Fulton bis one desperate lwhom the machine wil) choose in| troduced a resclution providing for | | 9 sadnd a Me eeetice | em out poy woe bat * oe envy of every oe. lease Chamberlain can be defeated nsint me of a ate com: | homaak aie amr tie Bereta - transpor on man. P| thine 66 @renen. Jand It is found “inexpedient” to|mittec of five to inquire into the| ahiis eee waned tater ok ee oe RESPECTS -FO) | Temertey pisctows so oe ject Fulton. eation of appropriations for the BY T. J. DILLON z Ancoln he started bai figures offered nothing vise. |°"The Felton camp te typleal of |poverament soerst service OLYMPIA, Jan. 9G ”| estoy Rie tee, AE Sa en ee es een eines at © Jan energetic, bitter campaign. Yet| The resolution vaptly pane- | Seattle and sieadinah at Meokine Aen AEE WASHINGTON, Jan. %—By U.P.| reached the Marton st. grade at demorali machine—t Poe “ today paid tribute to| Fourth av. where he fell, Mr. + Fulton is fighting no material ad ind ny a his eff cr ay pal TGs complexion of the United en. s fis tia S, 2O, manent ot < Po K. See haie Ane e iee STORM BREAKS | me of the late Ri | Mears is a portly man, and it was Biaiee aenate. threamning the pe will af the people. That is all.|ve « every unity te ne house against Lysons of Se vveete eS Rey ee ee fone wih oe Wen * Chamberlain ts offe ! prem intimating | gtfie, = & tai upper house for 17 years. he couldn p ea body who See gg ee ine reetetanee t0 the rtain im 7] « signed po on aaa 19 Seve re AT PORTLAND did ogies of the life and ca ion a new crust of snow dominated in etr je by corpor- i . " ' * of th Vermont statesman we plastered He is waiting. So are the people. watching by secret service de- | i ug r man p fofluence nme ectivea. 1 } le > mbers Te c on to hort has been said and printed re- pitteeeeeeeeeees) salami WEW ELECTION IS °°" the petition! alai eter, saneinat suerte ak a that some of the power of Pe he severe storm raging over this) sion of the cerem< Chamber, who is alleged to have . Machine which dominates af |® ANOTHER STAB : ON THE THE FRONT ORDE ' the past week ts as a further mark of respect, ad-|witnesed the “holy roller perform at the national capital has RED * : 4 ® * | journed ance, states that two feet and @ * AT ROOSEVELT. ®| ste that & ; a \ succe: ia r thot m ol : j porte dal doctrine of the free | U. P—The mate served no #| | tteran oe eee ae ts gradually Torr. tibase: awe: tones“ aa = he tiee today that it would decline @| ae eet steps. at Puget 80 nd y “eon orde J “ ‘ . vie city are t DAYS ARE OVER down Madison st, being somewhat f wheat ia aboard the German steamer eid oF 1m Pe at . ot . y , Taft Repudiates. CHAS. BAILEY, 1® to gonfirm sominations ma: Magéatene, which eailed this morn-| nua My com of office ine - J BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 9—-Fy U. P.| particular on the matter of trans "Openly Taft has repudiated the | Leader of “Statement No. 1” Forces | * DY the president to positions ing from Tacoma for Falmouth with | throughout the « The stage coach days in southern | porta’ nl } ® trust in which the general » Pia fall wold. ‘ Idaho are about at an end, for with — attempt to seat Fulton in Oregon Legisiature. a . . Sas es ber 156. The ba’ No Break in North, . at an r @ lic is interested without an in- & A. camer K “en Meru artaves OS Tile emek af the Eapten: wai je nny Dg ‘orth, a few days the Beggs Stage ©o. Total value of buildings owned : down the line; that he has been|® Yestigation. Nothing eoncern- # | thin afternoon from the Ortent via |! - te ducddy ‘ 9.—By 1 be operatin omobiles ov by the ¥. M. C. A. in North A fy SAAR A RA RRA EAE HS siding ali he could, and thet the|# ing the lines along which the #| Victoria and Vancouver. Bhe docks |in. Olympia. The election commit. |. P—There is no chan h- |the ground formerly covered by the | lea te $40,716,051 oe ns By C. S&. BEECH, * | “administration” was behind the ef-|# inquiry will be made was dis «|*' (™* Groat Northern pier. eagle baloth megay sole teioe (aan em oak » Co-|eoaches. That company eontrols | — : i *| . = « 1 many votes being iumbia. Snow is falim , r © Leader of Oregon Republican & ane eee coene oo ee * | cabt in excees of the deiceated vote,|and the cold wave is naosing practically all the stage itnes in this Sdochine. b y_eepe i a a dae | with delfberate intent to defraud. | suffering. In this city there has|BAZC OF the state, | It has pissed an ‘The situation in Oregon is a Thies was reported to the conven-|been a 10-inch ¢ ‘aa order for several heavy machines of ignorance controlling laa, which ordered 9 reciection. At Great Falls, Mont, a ‘brick We are going to # FAVORS JOINT Meanwhile J Hrown will hold chimney 78% feet in diameter at we a republican in the @ pover as preaid i Donald Mo) fF the base and 53 feet 9 inches at/ ff a * States senate—or there # LONDON, Jen. 9—By U hay Pee nto mre y als ro the top, which is 506 feet from the 18 THE PLACE TO GO To ‘Will be things doing. * — ot persons are belle Re : y the election which is now held | tions in «round, has been completed to The primary theory is not # " te have a | Bave drowned today when an un, /t*valld Prank Baker of Milltown |t= from carry away the fumes of a smeit-/§)'N THESE COLD DAYS. & practical, The people need, de * “The people of Seattle have 8 | Lo iwn vessel ‘was wracked off| WSs named president by 8 large ma-jand the ing works. |], WARM, COZY DINING ROOM * right to demand « uniform tele Seney, en the tuat cast | jority, and Barnest Marsh of Ev. | inety | a ee aire and demand a leader. hall have | 428 he Engitah coas } | +o EAT Your MEALS IN % You cannot have an opinion & wr awe and they -_ soe a erett secretary, with but « vot | REMOVAL NOTICE. f ® and ran before the people. * oo Ms te le cay way sree ee majority over W. E, Willits of Ho NIGHT RIDERS | On and after Tuesday, January 5,|/f] AND GET WARMED UP. ® Statement No. 1 came down # Superintendent of Publie Utilities quiata. 1 5 ~ 1 er / “ 7 The } all Navy @ and Port Orchard MODE A. ¥. Bouillon this morning yi , ODERATE PRICES. ee. ee | independent company has offered BATTLESHIPS ON VisiT SENTENCED To HANG cargy we diry Santi pe at man dook, foot of Columbia st. °** - . to farnish the joint switchboard | | PORT SAID. Jan. 0—By U, P =: « Saad reputed father of b land to pay the cost of its mainte m taships Nebraska and Rh MEMPHIS, 1 9 9 D , mance if the Hell company will * aie. ft toda f \ a j , RE See connect with it, and that compar | NYACK, N. ¥., Jan. §.—By U, P| uattagme Onto Your Sunday perfume at ompson $s will be invited to accept this prop Mrs. William THR appeared today | a: Port & . special prices every Saturda Ng vena " P Pp y y cattion. If it refuses, as it haslon a writ of habens corpus betore| wilt shor : , om & Gein Co, 1912 e an ery _ Yet the manager of his cam |done previously, the elty will take] the cours to secure a new hearing eo pal go, alias ‘aign, and the man whom he has ction in the matter In the best) bef: the acy commission for | MARATHON RACE Second av. Second Av. and Marion St slected fer the position of post way it Is able m, Harry K. Thaw. Attorne ETON, Jan. 9—By U. F.~—is M NE io Silanes gen Frank H. Hitch. | We are now engaged in wer argued that the case fare today from Ast Oo a g LOAN re cogk. Meera g to Fulton's chief! fog data from the business Duchess county ince La gg ayy ay (Without Commission) INE STOCK AT 25 CENTS. Heutenant, has been constantly ad- the situation, and letters are being The court will hand down a de ‘ a. ON RRAL It is rapidly arriving, and will make big money for present buyers. viging the jcader of the faction that sent to the bes compenies reguest | cision next week * cae te — BUILDING KAVANAGH CO. Inc, Mine Operators, business. He has had th c ot agent eipninnenceseanimeninen es AS C. 8. BEECH, } : phone ation on his m ¥ j | ments which « Leading Fight for Fuiten in Oregon | some Legisiature, lan spell nothing but rank ery. State Senator oh Beech has © to be shown rtain of the people's th locu der epver” te representatives after th | wasteful fo the jaeems to him ional and cc | monthly bills and the more he in »bjectionable dual imports the present ant s two te reson | Pa one system woul off ay ial nd “a It is now necessar to pay lephone adva fornish ages legisiature meets. This statement| x4. Bouillon has requested of is made by ch himself | Corporation ( e! Seott Calhoun / Charges Made. Jan opinion as to whether, under | has been openly made|the charter of Washington, it, ts lthat certain Statement No. 1 men| ot possible to force the compa © beon bought with corporation {nies to connect thelr switehboards ney to boost Fulton into the| but has as yet ved no definite Tnlted States senate. It is not be- | !nformation Heved that actual cash hae Deen — = spent, but that the machine Is deal |S ¥*** #4 * He He MH wy gy Bo Pi ays be was offered the|* Appeals to Nature Lovers. # position of postmaster at Portiand|* H. Rief, game warden of * by someone interested in procuring |* King county, has issued a gen- ® |the election of Fulton. ary, 96,-|% eral appeal to the » * poo Hynde |® the farmer and nate * heather wanna elected | * not to forget that th m Staternent No. 1 4 # that|* White quail, grouse, pheasants * he was baked to © sat every | # and other game birds which ® veetion af 1 litieal honor by |* have been imported here will # enins % duo—and. the|*® perish of cold and hunger if * price was to be her federal job| * wided for while the * COL. HARVEY w. ScoTT, at $5,000 a yea * : on the # Oregon Senatorial Possibility if, Fulton's leader, Beech, says that * aan, Be “ hamberiain ts Mot Elected there are enough votes “lined up”! *™ ph lente of & — to beat Chamberlain. If he is not * ‘ 4 cater & ST lying, this means that eight legis * lary * HANDMADE HATS A fators stand ready to betray their! * ; ¢ -* SPECIALTY. soued. * * If it 1s found tmpossible to secure | * * Mime. PAUL | csedh taller to openly over|RRAKRERAARAK EAR Ave. Supeniie Mow Fire seeee SO8 Une Me wre 7S mer Chas, 1B Falk toda . Ind. Phone 11808 n, the ring may still deadt 1 fr Port ) action by resignations, sickness or! Mukilteo to load lumber SENATOR FORAKER TO) TALK TUESDAY WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—By U. P. Senator Foraker announced in the ate today that he had decided to | postpone until Tuesday the he had intended to deliver mn the controversy involv esldent apeech Monday ~ the TILLMAN 1S GIVEN THE DOCUMENTS ASHINGTON Li ren anon Uke teiane tae’ ah | Photographer: Look pleasant Vietim 1 should a hot 1 to send this re to ff wife who is visiti her parenta.| If 1 look too happ he'll return home. 1 | ' ‘ PR mpre f In Mia arrived to v tr Yokor ' argo of Oriental met A REWARD OFFERED. Every electric railway in the United States knows the menance of « fake" accident claims and fraudulent suits. And no honest citizen exists who would not give assistance to prevent any such corrupt cause coming before our courts in the disguise of woe. Sometimes the sad-faced rascal who Is bringing suit was near an accident but did not receive a scratch; sometimes it is an innocent looking criminal who was mot even near an accident; sometimes it is a person who was actually burt but who was to blame himself or herself — and knows it, Most of these suits arise when some penny-catching lawyer gets hold of a so-called « victim" as dishonest as himself and wants to « share the profits "’ the Company. How are such sults maintained ? By perjury. By witnesses who do not tell the truth, of suing For evidence upon which a conviction, for perjury, of any witness against this Company in an accident damage suit is obtained, this Company will pay $500.00 at any time during twelve months from date of this offer! SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY (Copyright, 1908, Stone & Webster.) he alerts