The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1909, Page 7

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1909. 7 | Goods, } MAKE SERIOUS CHARGES r <=) FREDERICK & NELSON, me eS OHNSON WILL MEET JEFF | AGAINST THESE SUSPECTS : Store closes daily at 5:30 bependubie Dry ~ 4 TACOMA JUDGES GIVES FOR.| coma, and Detectives M. R, Hub H, J of § ™ | MER SEATTLE MEN THE bard and Koofe Seattle who declared that the “me LIMIT IN POLICE COURT soslared that th BIG NEGRO REALLY | FIRST PICTURE OF EX-PRESIDENT Tote mabotinted: SR ie mearely a aonger THINKS HE CAN | ROOSEVELT AT OYSTER BAY. |,,.'*!0s, the starting, +| et tie buspecs of dlapensihg the WIN EASILY. } [Wileon Rt, Stanley and F polronone drugs Th aid the _ OAK | KITCHEN CUP of the “City Messenger” company, | young then had conducted a simntia =< DRESSER, | ra lower Commerce m., who we alled mewsonger service In Se ee sonics ’ BOARD, SPECIAL by , arroate 1 oma last week on and he 1 out of @ SPE ¥ alks About Burns and wor liye ; in implicated | its thelr Hogitimate practtos } $0.50 — This 25-—-Made of fir as b inde j h had heen disclo ‘ = . ’ A Says He Got Square Weinelé, ttle, have boon| ‘Tha ieourt Imposed the maxtmum Dresser has | finished golden; 7 Deal From Referee. | trafficking in cocaine mor falty for agrancy 0 da ” solid ends , | and other narcotics on an extensi he alty’ wood pile, and the detect hachos tiah bad 41 nig } realo and have sent many young | ives think that by the time the term and shaped k WANCOUVER, B.C, March 1 mon and girls of Beattio and Ta-| of sexyitude has expired they will ’ top which inches wide. Upper Ma Jack Jot coma to their ruin by selling them | have secured enough evide to i! y i the drugs, detectives created « sen-| hold them in connection with the measures | part of Cupboard eavY Weight champ f the w sation {n the Tacoma police court | Heloésis murder ease = = 40 inches in eg g tres Bae consented to give an exhibition |yeuterday afternoon when the five| Albert Fisher and May Clayton, -. / ihe ‘ P ae rounds with, “Denver | suspects were arraigned on cha thelr Associate »w being held |] | Amada b Sabre agg mee two chelven, Stud tonight, which w of vagrancy in Seattle for the Helossis murder Lf ei or 16x 5 se onty ppenteiren ogy tl | The charges were made by De-| All the members of the gang pro bw x Ras we 20 inches, is and is fitted with America before his trip to tectives William Fackler, of Ta claimed. their innocence 1 , ae supported by glass doors; below Ihe forthcoming bo with Martir " standards are two drawers, ’ feelin pretty we t - . > Tam fovling prett cha vey Case contains | with brass pulls, with the exception bout at Honolulu, | ha ny boxing for nearly 4 “Denver Hd" Martin smiled wis fully and hinted that he “would he — four drawers, PASSED tH THE HOUSE rose og peas x iit brass hard- ta_step lively.” | wer ne. ory eer ware; finish. | *‘T@8® Bsn, seabel Talke About Jeffries. REMOVES THE ANTI-SALOON who voted consistently with the ed golden | ment. “This taik of Jeffries about want LEAGUE FROM FIELD drya’ during the long fight, voted Ing to meet me in a smaller ring s for the bill, Those who wed 10H . Swed Dayenn “= = - wel OF POLITICS. chavdsterine’ the friends of the bill PARLOR OAK DINING mit,” ohne Spapneienaty an cowards who weye afraid to de) - ST ‘ mee «bit maid Jonsson to-| BY T. J. DILLON ide tabeanaltes ok wanted 10 vite a Cae CHAIR, SPECIAL, You would c nt to fight tn a OLYMPIA, March 10.--The house under the protection of an iniquitous} . 4 SPE e | 24 ‘ Her ring, then ) thie morning, by @ vote of 54 to 38, and cowardly law | $4.50—Made 245 — Saddle- will fight him tm a 1@ 42 or ve Rooth'e bill, which * * of oak, ; joree * 10-foot ring if he wants ‘ | jr o the anti-ealo Aig - Ht has pa ned ne largely quar- shaped wood seat We it that way,” answered the! league from the fleld of politios. Th s chances of becoming | . x Berous smoke. “The aginllct the Dit te known as the entiplodged| 8% axe sald by tte wnenten, not to tur-enwed; Chair, made of oak, ee ery th t iy.) 04 tiewlarty bright, as it E AB have to do leas chasing aroun sliclting or Kiv.| Oe Pet ne cunatare et ( finished principally quarter- } by # candidate fo the legislature & bar t sawed, finished earl t- Me preg wWeluo He Me posed (o It, and will probably 24-inch English. H h y at the anti-saloon league, it will af. t to die in one of the pigeon | square top, english. as three \fect the Royal Arch as well, taking | ot bie Wonk | with beveled wide, shaped slats after him then and can fintwh fh golden. Has Hay, who Is aaid te str Fort quicker Johnson's Confidence Buch is the colored champi mpreme confidence in himself th firmly believes a fight be np all organiaations and individuals The house also paseed the senate edges and : ag t end Jeftries will not he t is the outcome of bills drawn by Corporation Counsel ii tee a in ba’ + long pos : the local option fight, which lasted! Scott Calhoun of Seattle, which will * “oh construction with im It comes right down to close for 6 t nt it cities to sell asphalt and rail; shape Raadiaonpee 2 for 65 days at the present seasion, to pert! m are legs and however. Jobne m say ae eet nt Of other legislation, | other paving material, together with |] shelf, French shape legs support shelf and, * 4" J meet him. For one one he The vo wever, was along strictly, meters, motors and — Nehdng are fitted securely to top. A strong, service- stretchers. A strong, ke Jeffries will never able ea se#, as many of those! and power equipmen Nl able Stand. well-made Chair. et back in shape pd and, | pes pene eee er e esee j inewing that, will not consent to a pesting even at the conclusion of Phin pres. atrical tour Th consenting ta go on and make be performance a benefit for the | lancouver Athletic club, Johnsen shown rare sportamanship and Teadiness to help out a deserving | tution LEGISLA ATION JUST A il Frame of heavy angle-iron, finished gold-bronze. Spring MA TTER OF TRADING | Metal Couch is made of wire links attached to frame = Fp eee | . springs. Couch, measui |seuinet tan Golegation. Tonkin w ork | ! Special Value, 51 inches wide when used as for the Pacifico Coos pany « bed, closes to 29 inches. a ~ 7 y rounds if they ever rt |Votes for Pet Measures Discusses Tommy Burna. | > Dr. Ghent Wins, | 8 50 Well-braced and strongly “Tommy Burns wax the worst . | Swapped by People’s Dr. Ghent gst his $45,000 for bie a pede a man when he entered the =: j . |tuberculoste santtariam, after being |i — at Bydney that I ever saw.” | SNAPSHOT TAKEN BY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER DONCOURT Representatives. jeounted out in the morning season Johnson today firmly be Phan geological survey peaple got th he know he was going ¢ set te sl “— hired benarlnn acti $50,000; the logwed off iand | but at the same time - ple thelr $6,000, the honest Ms “ ow" | « ca ‘ b 9 @f the opinion, from what I EF MALICIOUS LIBEL , PO. BE! oped a wot thetr $26 oe tor wolf b u he thoug! he } Ol’ Pt Mare! nM soa) nd everybody | “ay Py | Iner in which ali the appropriation Th ts wes / : - sxemaensme soi the better of the Pian, ba Referee Hugh MeIn- | ombinations worked owt, tr for casy running, frictionless . he jaerateh you,” was bewutiful t wae? nati and dit credit to ite framers se kept im close and mad | aralltre on the part of the Seattle, |Gpon” There” were several Hts Bishop of Jefferson comyed to bel i J efforts to make me foul him Jumping up as we clinched, 1-1 pistes 3 | jon & Southern rallway to bear|hiiches A few, after they grabbed ling watch @og. after carefully overs ' Rete McIntosh was as absolutely - on. & charge of stealing 150 feat | off what they we Ae. parcial any man could pos.| GRANTS PASS, Ore, March 10.!of wire rope against A. C. Goerig | vt for tt be In fact, he could mot a ~(Special Correspondence.) — Aj has now reaulted in the company [#84 welched. Pierce oot 1o be any other way as he | rich telluride strike, that rivals the | being sued for dataages amounting Sending ® with King for t had “ much st stake Im the con-| famous Cripple Creck district, has | to §20,000. Goerig ts the complain. gh barrier appropriatic od. began to look \inoking the $26,000 hounty r future political chances | praneh of (lark wae the. only ty, after sistent voter against appropria Stuck i the others w hed the tn shot |of the taxpayers at heart forgetting | . @ tangent on Cottertll’s bills the takpa ne cir iw OE Oe wibve soparencn, us own sd ine Gt ee ped a ing witness in the action to dig the Lake Wrenington canal wae gota to. a ‘| ; ib aay ecues tat tex | brought into Grants Pass that! pany le guilty of maiiciove Hbel Coveted Sead Pen: |. The-onty bills to doubt were Cot. | : ©. | CIAL VALUE $25.00—High | ROUND TABLE, SPE- Referee Was Fair Men. gives shipping returns of $6,009 a| i | pentionsa tee puatiind (RESTEEEA teen Genoa. Wael OAK TABLE, SPE-| quality Dining Table, finished | CIAL $3.95 De tac ths aeaht net defeat gl grr bee the richest ogg se LOOKING FOR BROTHER, ropriation of $190,000 for | Palmer roally atarta on something|m CIAL VALUE $2.50 golden, with 44-inch, round, | pally quarter-sawed. gue and hie cnty hope lay in getting of oe naanaba ever made the Wenatchee bridge stood pat and | he gees the limit, and when he got Has 24-inch re top! quartered oak top, square ped- | >4-tineh found top, with deep the decision when his friend and Virtus! manager, McIntosh, war ft-| The main strike was made on the majority of the Spokane dels | through with bis exposition of the “ FINDS OLD FRIEND [gation who get their. 660,000 for the|marita Af these Billa there was noth= jf with beveled rail; large | estal base and shaped legs. Fit- | rail; shaped shelf and legs. Rally agreed on for referee. But for | property owned by Samuel Bowden, irrigation congress, to say oothing ing to it lim shelf; warned lege are | ted with the Tyden lock, whict securely boltec Sik tbat. T want to may’ Burns put formerly of Spokane, but who hax | While in Beattie looking for a | Whitman, with ite Pullman and! Ané-when it was all over, every! | ately Oe : : en lock, which | Legs are securely bolted to ae game a aw I ever sa" &/ recently become interested in Jone-|>rother, whom he had not seen in| T&kima with thotr state fairs, stool body be joined securely to top. | securely holds top and base to- | box frame under top. A up neninst heavy odds. I! pbine coumty mines. The discov-|12 yearn, W. H. Thompson this!" "Nias cotheriit'e biti (Sond meret sea Sil hie te Made of oak, finished | gether, This Table extends to | strong, substantial Table, : pect 0 cou he Femult wan thy r y that all bile were . ‘ wis ye socked eon Gent thas — jery is attracting much attention, | Morning wandered into Department | went through despite the apposition the mest merit S introduces ie ii s@lden. | six feet when open. | finished golden. fline. but be did, although he | Sn a number of claims are being | No. 7, the new supertor court of|of J. D. Farrell, the Pacific Coast |the emmton, and everybody is happy Rave been suffering greatly liocated. Mr. Bowden and his as. | King county, over which presides mpany and other kindred con~ cont the few w aidn't think had vo much strength in re- | soctates will do extensive develop | Judge A. W. Frater lcerna earthing to ask an Appropriation " Ga serve Pe ee appeared sol ment work upon thelr properties! Judge Frater and Thompson| Tonkin of King county voted fur. | reall ne lived in the town of Braine erent Se ET OR NN ONE this spring and summer, and it is rainerd, & te peniah bisa Say more than | rected that @ lively camp will|D. when they were boys Neither | (Want, MORE MONEY. | rise on Canyon creek |had seen the other in many years. With the county ye remap Some wonder why | ai not | Thompson now lives in Missoula, | shoray Will be filed a petition out. 1 could have easily ms The above article refers to prop | Mont.. where he is engaged in the ing that salaries of the clerks ot erties of the Telluride Gold Mining | !@w bustness | BA King county be raised from $95 to hands, everybody con+ ‘ | put out any time after the third q But { am not a brute, al many seem to think I a: et stay ant ma Fined the eon - | company, of which A. B.C. Dew Twelve years ago Thompson's | $1256 per month The petition te On points without a doubt and| brother left hy Waa feally glad for Tommy's oxke | "ison, of this city, to quesidont : ome, and bas not been comes how being cireulated among the really sain heard of stance, For the purpose of different law: t olty police st the fight cle Te gl ; NGELES, Cal, March 16,--| @iffetent lawyers of the city on be. Mt was the hope of getting « “" | RR AOm, pm pson t Refusing to lanes a war«| balf of the clerks | that made Burns fight on so called upon all of the court judges | Puc for the arrest of Mrs. A. R.| County Clerk D. K. Sickles to| ind so ran across Jadge Frater, his | Withington of San Francteco, aceus-| day wtatet that he believed the ess Drew 6 Gen. : AND A FIGHT pyhood friend. Jed by Witham M. Parker of alten: | court dlerks were underpald. City —— pemfirmed the slery sent Ce RERERE RD 8H te el eee Demis Anoeey Alsxander|™ tials §=6dtaw almost twice aa Mireatened 1i+ Tife and attempted to RESULTS * & | today adv the young man to| Much salary as do the county em [ éraw @ gun from bis hip pocket dur- * BANK CLEARINGS. we | take bis Into the otvil courts, | POO _ . Hing & row that ensued between| Reewuse one horse bit another on|® Seattie |, Parker, who te the ae oS : | St & conference held about althe neck, Sam Miller now has a|® Clearings today... $1,644 #| Honnire grain broker, tormerty = ree TRIBUTE TO M | Previous to the fight to agree |hote in his head and t# seeking sat-/#® Balances 171,044.87 w| eat, of Chicago, alleges that Mrs Breferce. They did not agree |istaction through the prosecuting at-|@ hn. 7 £| Withington intertored im ie canitty | one then Hur taken |v * offic ler is employed . . a affaires and polsoned hind OF FELLOW WORK rFICE IING : ay to prevent trouble. “Metntosh uss’ weamater by the American | # Clearings today...§ 189,576.00 | jus wite against him Mrs. Parker,| O} {| DINING | CHAIR, to by Johnson tater, al-|Transter company, and ¢ into | * Balances 49,211.00 w|/ who was Miss Nadine Stewart eet With bared heads, and heels t« SPECI AL, V ¢ | SPECIAL VALUE $1.75 MNECE kis chalamew tex aseivtts |e nent “feats tne reuingten: toad |e Ch arings sone’ 128,628.00 | nee employes vac husband's home|@ether at attention, the employes Mt 9!!.7 A high quality Chair This Chair has long ARM . ROCKER, | SPE- o ie ot oo ¢ ne ‘eotling m com 4 2 28.00 one ie “ i > ~ s PRB well known friend of Burns |bunkers, pler 7 . ® Balances oe 568 096.00 Ban Prancieso severe) months) 0f Joseph 1. & Company, Of oak, —princips quarter | post coftatruetion, em-| CIAL $4.95- Largely | of ‘to be the third man in the ring | As Miller and his team teft the| ® * i fore aang | bet ary ‘ : poupbentiiity H] sawed, in waxed golden finish. | boased cobbler seat, slat | quartered oak, finished gold- Jeffries Gets Challenge. Condes pewenn ns. Wine cf cher | EERE ESSE BY 4 YH &| Porker © Y wonan- | mart io two lines while the hearse |i] Has saddte-shaped wood seat, | back with pressed design | en. High panel back and BBW YORK, March 10—James J.\vehicios. Bound for tie eal dock Wants $10,200 Damages = - or Parsous, a fellow worker, drove on |] tien a ‘age and back rail, | on top tail, bent ‘brace | saddle shaped wood. seat. j Selita toxin ceived a t typewritten ras a ather ear drt n ry lo “| Hie ae a Pond! ea ita way to Mount Pleasant cemetery, broad, flaring base, and spring | arms, and is made of hard- | Suitable fot parlor, living rp 1 come m | Maguire t was while the two | chat ats a huge bioe! » interment tool ace tod d screw constructior ni r | : . po tant Jack Jonn: | wagons were paming that Maguire’s| tere h ting Ruse pioek | LOCAL BRIEFS intermer ke place today } and serew construction wood, finished golden | room or bedroom former champion perused | horse bit Milier’s horse on the neck ah ie | aad been an employe of w prosecuting the Grant racting firm for recovery Joaoph L. Mayer & Company for 12)f q damages. The in| Suit for $2,500—Because W. M.| Fears and was greatly respected and Z : —_ IRON BED, SPECIAL VALUE $5.50-Head of Bed ground. tnow on trial before Superior go|Rogers of Anacortes, Wash. failed| beloved by all who came in con ulting i | Paliman, : to doliver a cargo of railroad Ues| tact with him. } y is 54 inches high; foot, 45 inches high. Full-size 2 ham and thon, after putting {t ra horse beeame starth ket, laughed and dectined | w familiarity om the document th drivers Jur Chalienge wan penned to Jef-|An altercation f fries by Frank Wheaton, a negro|blows. Maguire, picking Wolk further alleges he complain-|to San Francisoo, after t nad He lived with bis wife, one son . : , Sitemney, who claimed that he rep-| mer, struck Miller on the head Mile to his employer many tines about | been ordered, (A. Mayfield has! and three daughters, all ‘of whom L 4 only, finished blue. Has angle-iron rail on either 7 bad Just emerged from|a half hour managed to crawl tol was told that it would be fixed’ On \$i.500, the difference In the market ,@aFvive him, at 519 Second av, N end, scroll design filler rods, ornamental chills on the court room of Magistrate Harris | friends in the Alaska bullding th celdent occurred. |and the contract price of the tet. lt apon LEADER Se , i . s t that | chats, | Th NTENCED. ‘ “ 4 Srey ti Bane, Ton Site police court. Jodae| | ia gong Seg 7 ggg A yer : a, vn WE qeam e & Ge He ANILA, March 10.—By U. B posts, top rails and filler joints. A serviceable, dalton’ exhibition dla half dollar, Miller went to the “Wante District Divided — The|Dominador Gomes, a leading Fit substantial Bed wrosecuting attorney's office — te Fan hl ge og B . | Bia my who was any ole te ubsta a ‘ have Maguire urtested. . There he} ,/ wanlhoue the iath. ight fale tan after \ told bie story, at the aa tivided, with headquart to the shepherd's house to | the re ' jena: va attle, Congreaaman Humphrey Baal who ‘was denied |. "Are you prepared?” he asked the| written t) ub that he in heartily |f.0° oovernor was i : is Eee Is | Maguire is charged with as- | rond parent er eeey of thon he Fovernor,, war sentenced todas CHILL-LESS IRON BED; SPECIAL $10.75 ON A WOMAN =" “ikiSus nts t tev or 0" Metal Biren theless Retest | | HOUSE “INSURGENTS” ritually prepared, fg ee < Resingting Steers ro [onan Has contintotis posts and top rods of large & young logeer of chert the ensuing tere Pooks und An was fined CLAIM MAJORITY. Mhiestcian: whidiey | ight in its hall In th Tahoe tame] i’ane fosediun at the Bion versary| tubing. Seven heavy fillet rods in either end, fit Hee Judge Gur re een whin nh " ni h the . of the founding of the ma Alpha | WASHINGTON, March 10.—B: replied the im-|ple. A delegation t . * ‘ : ped ime morning after he had en F "p poe big of — Suns ‘n-| t ? |é onvention Mt Minne which | Bpation fraternity at the State Uni ted between two horizontal tubes of larger size; ff)" Maem and battery. |eurgenta” this afternoon claimed nes May 10, will alno be ap-|Versity of Alabama, 60 members of | “ f ' ") |the order gathered at a banquet at has extended foot end, with metal casters. Height Damages for Being Hit—A| the Butler hotel last night. Among Baton textified that he entered the| they have 36 republican representa: | ip a ICES PAID T0\"c pain Tannheuser cafe, on Kecond av. and) tives pledged againat the present took for gery In Superior Judge Gay's court|the speakers wan 4 N. Gilmer, a of head, 57% inches; foot, 38 *s ok four glassen of beet | ruin, and that with # solid demo- ier Sortie coardel Comer Uae tebayee eae ad, 57 ¥4 inches; foot, 38 inche Seen taeda eat mioae al crate vote they will have a ma- $275 for being hit on the head with money wisaing. Krom the time he|Jority of 12 over the supporters of ja brick. David Yust, a brother of! WANT—A restaurant of store at drink untii he was! Speaker Cannon. renase ptlees were | (NDC and gurit 8 oe me Sapeenes “pouLtY — ‘ora sere. fre eign, | in”. by wsick, The pinin REPORTED COLLISION. 160 per pound: dressed, 199” Spor | Nis ¢ Logking for & room? Find it don that Katon| SAN FRANCISCO, March 10. fr a her to her room in the! py ty p el and beat her unmerci i is ported that the " Southern Pacific Fast Mail and fon, who tw but 19 youre ota| Limited No. 4 were in a head-on | hye. the court that he must heave collision, near Suisun, late this aft- | tvs heed doped. He claims he does not | ernoon hurtin ge tere hs Temember striking wore ‘There were several features of the | came that were not th 4. Baton’ + pl ‘ ise Belgian Ses. corel (FREDERICK & NELSON fot, Heres, tte, pee [ate King county wae saved $04h,00 _ Pacific Land Co, pound te per Club Will Meet—The Weet (Gr or pound, lamb, 648 | Laie | b wit ith Made Sais Ut 8 | Lake Improvement club wil meet at in th rd : bound hall at Mountain View sta INCORPORATED wm, or THe FRENCH, ore D | pound, hows # | Bor pound ea Te a E an | per pounds pi a eo Beta norrow night. They will dh Nechs aco Valley B.C. L | Ry Pip ean aT AUNDRY , anv completa | - different street grading plana a see PINOT AV. Cy nin drawback, he | wpe following Vere toca! qustacions | Lele nant sy age ; 7 CLEARANCE SALE Wearing $500 Reward ul vaduow in ineas untll one e Wantern ie mora Today's Treasury Report. paw ‘ of Alcho ae Uneatles- foe pliner cE ragtne’ = oarves WASHINGTON, March’ 10.-~P PAINON. RUBE Ail Fall Stock, of Clothing COLLARS 1 cannot oure in froma tek nee oats, | Cravanattes | aulcknowe by « cuatomer who had to | 4 rie 0 uel ae amen aed ates ali ot ir Adtac iiss Tal hoes Fo €, a, nC woned rae Mate, Gace ||| beautifully printed ‘card ‘in the nin 5 Receipts, $2.190,288; disbursements, | TAR Amertonm. Manfe Duitaing nt los than Wait price cane tM 3 J. By BRISBOIS Kiso Hull Drebs || window of hin little | baxe. x sD. | $4,450,000 Sea tire, ‘inks RAINIER CLOTHING STOR Pigs) CUES 4 Care hort Weights outh’ aulithowor.. 2.6 k, Spo ; slog ant I mpanion hateated | = Py UE eR Help wanted male, Page 6. * ae one iva SHIRTS8e ie rivate” Oftlee, |