The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1909, Page 13

FOR SALG—FURNITURE {pes a STORMS THEATRE ‘ connmen amvrn Expou re dl . vith it n a ane \ " t Paid. 07% ' ( “ ‘ ' w « x te, ’ Parr SS" 2 MISS STEELE LEADS Tag Bek. IN QUEEN CONTEST ting for the oa of tival” at the ast count ning give Misa The cour vo, : te Miss Hele ito ' Miss Leah M 260 THE FIERY = = ge Is Misa Emma Sehanite 10 5 = - . « ? for SAce- wooo _ANO COAL, Miss Gladys Fisher toz v7 TEMPTS = | ‘ “ . To SWALLOW ~- WONDROUS WA eTry st SENATE COMMITTEE MEETS WITH PRESIDENT AND Sauntertag pollce patrolimentier, the mowt popular member of! out a lot of funny junk, toc piscu DUTIES. wore galvanized Into action jast/th® newsboye’ union, who ts ctr Bay, that dragoo man (Kavano) | 7 o- son culation mar a The Star has no 5 of a job, has he? Must od Veene.) ring crowd, 326) A tier enjoying “The Gingerbread get the cush, though, or he wouldn't] w April 30. Star office They Man” from © < Tul oO: the cur slithering about the stage j A r a that the were carriers—-thy boys Who! tein. one of the newsboys, who nail: | call that hard work f the maximum and min deliver your papers every Hight) of a seat by impersonating a Star Take it from me that big girt! fur { the tar and they were going to soc eastie. bald in brown (Adele Archer a# Ja ‘ pom by the t nar Gtagerbr Man the snappy Well, | guees that show lacks Horner) would make the @ t tee toda @ meeting ey Peroag pe on the boards | speed—not!” of Bheba look like « tattered doll wing “ tatior ¢ Pree As thoy approached the theatre Wendious Wis Wine elle Pty Se yp i ca wl ga A eg breesior and it was « happy bunch} !09% Boxe (Ross Show e8 Wond-| oo) inis dame in brown cops.| The new section pr * ie tive Gee We tala Tea chow * Wire) come on | just held on dans teen ; waine a p at the invitation of Manager| (® My enshion and powtea, That ao Seer rapt henge ge bill, ana Cari Reid feller's got my number. And thea Can Spout Some. og 4 rate ehall be 2 That guy Reid” ts a popular that other feller, “The Gingerbread And there's another hounewite nd valorem {7 addition to the young man today among The Star, Man When it comes to dancin’! who can spot some with ber tubes Sage te tariff b it carriers | that boy .as gL" com strung) tMay Bouton ae Masie Bon Bon) o ert 3 and hung over the wide of the boat “She dresses in white and looks |“" Pp fom und 10 coats & Ware, Lite Gentlemen And when he pulled that about) good to jitude William ‘ po mnpe: i F4 ‘ot Pully anehalt of the carriers! g a pour tea, which are f ei sane Dy i : ; e ioe George Pagler | was there strong If { had more time | bit 4 were or e . utes a ro * word with a palr of wooden hands, He's stand here all day and talk . ms aeons at: thoes . orted themacives i ent ine goods, this Rice. Yuh want thet do: girl (Roxe Murray) prem pret iscret f DUNTRY LOANS manly maaner. The only demon |i, gee him. Hot dope! sure js the Big Slam wit” me <pqvie rey tn sone of Glecet salt amount from §: mpitiee recorded — cate no A big mutt with the [ain't afraid to tell ker 60. Me fete iene tne oxporta of the pulled some things on George Ens) padge) had ‘em ed for @ goat quick. Those fellers are the!) MT". rized to lenue @ ‘ while. but they finally got bis goat goods and no mistake. The next stting — the vaximi wots Prony 74. “scent Tieture. hates ste Win 1h, New York Bide ~-#¢ Toreet Fates. matin Peoples Bagk Bide inane STATE SROURETT thorn Widg. HA tnd uy > joan oa improved The Star, ~-21-73x Send me this mp with your aod Ti mat) Tt will be weil Worth $1.09 to any weak oF debit {tated man or woman, It telle you how to care all chronic aliments through the actenoe of Klee. tropathy, Cured _-—— at home, No doctor He Write toda ied Directory. pe. * 5. WALL ARCHITECTS. co, Sook house coftage aed ban &f 1914 Second Ave. te Seattle. vw Bersers Nationa Aasortat ~Bivard Howie Sruainisary claude Garden, selit gradi Jone | Bee hiages ices non AUTO SCHOOLS. Toe je Rudecribed and eworn to befare mae this ir, husband and wife, Seattle ae eee nt attore ‘aes, foi ——— ‘1 Werues & Co. lon Wier. 713 First av. nena Maesteg’ ‘viele & Walley. 16 Pioneer M3904 “Tear a Felbor BRPERT BATTAR 5 AND MO” us “The Seattle Pattern and 416 First av & Main 006 PHOTOGRAPHEA® GUFPLIES. Ras auntie 420 Ny jit ind Mechowios Itens & epecta & KBLLY. 575-579 Colman Bag BANKS. : Phy sl vinnsiratisth Dat bal ere Calas nwo IN CARA DIAN HANK OF COM: _ Anderson suppl, Co. 311 Cherty et tl)! purpiture and fatures 4 ban ‘eet OPTICIANS. Capital stock pall ta amet bank THE STAR EIGHT STATES SWEPT BY STAR CARRIERS GET GOBS OF FUN FROM GINGERBREAD MAN CAUSE OF TROUBLE a THE “STAR CAARRIERS FRIDA‘ WERE THFRE Ait , APRIL 30, 1909 fs Wy RIGHT NOYICE How rHEIR MOUTHS “WATER” WHEN YHKEY SEE ag Se 5 nme ' BREAD IMAN ioc: Cuore ‘seine. He can warble some at that Has the Funny Junk. “And that good NK STATEMENTS. in & strawberry soda KILLED Untied Pree) LiAniLiribe ¢ TANGI sing” watomant te irae | ONE oti. Caghler day become general of L. WP EAT. Motry Puntin teat PERDINAND wCHOMETE, JAMES D. HOUR FOR THE ELMAN CONCERT ” COMPANY at cloge Of Business April fairy (Maurice; ua another chance lke | Holden) has got a pair of legs me for the banner.” that look like @ couple of straws He passeq off. a Moroceo, April 30.— | Tribesmen today pillaged the Brit {| teh and German postoffices at Me quines on the Gebu river, near Fes. Advices from Mogodar, on the west fo two big numbers with the a@jinar port with a carge of powder coast of Moreceo, stated that sev- eral Europeans wore killed Im th elty by the belligerent tribesmen. / down sound ports, She will take a Ik ia feared that the uprisiog will IM BR EAKS WITH, general carga, including lumber President. Pacift« ‘RECEIVE MAIL ORDERS the protests rday Jndge ied by the ominent don ommiastone and on the sta amount the pr an od at $2,700 lin question wax anne armat ' effect. This proctamatte time the big nofee of that show ahop (Manager Carl Reld) ofters night, may apply th inating ry as a lwhole or to a province or depend joney which discriminates againet | this country. ‘This ip left to the és leretion of the president mail| When discrimination And with that the newsle ambled cancer the ‘uae Orchestra. All ; orders will be filled at the time of! president tx authorized to terminate the opening Of the reserved seat | the application of the higher rates sale on Monday morning. The un-| by proctamation. l reserved gallery will not be Pinced | gage on sale until the evening of the con cert. Mischa Biman ts considered! one of the three greatest living violinists, and an this will bg is! first and only appearance vicinity, the most pom omes oa 2 terest tn his coming i# being taken} The steamship by the music lovers of the entire | Jue to errs Sound country. He will be heard) fiutmor tw Sin HE FRONT y of Puebla Is srHOON The to arrive from companiment of the complete orland cement ghomre. Steamehip Nevadan will load here | for Salina Crux on arriving from Steamship I, ‘Gant Bteamstip company, left for }Han Francisco this mornihg. She THE BARBERS’ atrind @ large Met of passen rone a full cargo of geseral mer- | chand ine The union barbers in H. H. Nel Steamer A. G. 1 has been repairing st Aberdeen, will {son's shop, at the corner of Third) joad a carko here for northern ports, av. and Union at, were calied out! gne in expected to arrive today by ©. HM. Miller, xecretary of the! Steamer Cottage City leaves to Lindagate, which IGROCERY STORE ° in Seattle from San) 1S ; " WILL ALLOW TENT CITIES PLEASURE CRUI N - - POOLROOM MAH CO IN SUPERIOR COURT gan ONE OF SEVERAL APPEALED he defend rhe CAGES FINALLY BROUGHT TO TRIAL , - » the 1 honor. There is not a parti to show that any b ellers would n MAKES EMOTIONAL PLEA FOR ACCUSED BANKER al ta send this WOMEN AMONG THE SPECTA- ni sacs tiful eity TORS ARE AFFECTED BY nitentiar oa wach evi ARGUMENT prosecution hae ae uid you gentlemen . neing TD at the Attentively atto ‘ ymen, “rest with a quiet ney ma * fre ‘ t he rest of your days; dom, KR. F. Parkhurst. former a» or could you take tea with the wife tintant cashier of the Na of this defendant at her home a bak, a 4 where she ing boarders, and pooks of with @ clear eye, say that you sent age of $60, the man she loves to the peniten- to hin be ‘ tiery upon mere guess work?” court, and a heetic flush Several wi were among the spreading his face, watting patient- spectators, and they visibly showed ¥ for the decision that means free the effects of the emotional plea dom or prison. which lasted all during the morn- You can't send a man to the ing sexsion penitentiary on such evidence as At the conclusion of the de the government has produced claimed Attorney Bevington to th jury. “You know the old, old ir fon given to jurles in these et of Justice,” he continued, that It wert far better that ninety. | 8. nive guilty men escape than that son open poor, innocent, helpless victim governn t, and he was followed ‘o suffer for the wrongs | by Attorney J. L. Pinch, for the de- fense. ‘This morning Thomas F. Bevington spoke for the defense during the entire session of court. The case will protably go to the would’ jury this afternoon. x District Attorney to the jury Yesterday District afternoon Assistant U. Attorney Chas, T. Hut d the argument for the The government has failed abso |lutely to prove conclusively and be. yond the shadow of a dobut, the) guilt of the defendant. It a COAST MILLERS ARE BUYING FLOUR SOLD TO ORIENT is quite willing to let go and allow FIRGT TIME IN HISTORY THAT his native friends to again eat rice DOUBLE DEALING HAS BEEN for awhile. PLAYED IN GAME. This is the firet time in the bis- pts on tory of Oriental flour shipments that flour sold to the Orient has + PORTLAND, Ore. April 30.— been resold to American buyers Flour which the ific coast mill.) and then resold again to Kastern lers were overanxious to sel! to the | parties, each party concerned in the | Orient early in the season at prices transaction securing «handsome | that did not in many instances pay profits. for the cost of grinding, much less The local flour market shows a a profit to the miller, is actually firmness,and several of the amalier being bought back by American Willamette vatley millers have ad- | flour men, and will soon cross the vanced their quotations 20 cents @ Pacific by steamer and then go by barrel during the past 48 hours. rall to the Kast While the larger millers are still of This flour will net the Oriental the opinion that flour will sell | buyer-seller just about $1.50 a bar- higher after awhile, they do not rel, and as he does not have the m ready to advance their quota- trade for such a bigh-priced article, tlons at this time. } | 1 ec) It is announced by the box office union, last night because son [night for Skagway with passengers pr. 2658 | Of the Moore theatre that mall ord perstated in emplu orjand freight. Steamer Santa Clara mploying a man f sate oe ee county warrants et} ere are now being received for the! three-fourtho of a day only, thus! !* 4 y from Bkagway fate scguait gn MEE Non concert of Wednesday evening next, escaping the necosstty of paying the | r eeten steer sEveeet that iio at which Mischa Elman, the noted! man the full guarantee of $18 a | {he {ME Tyee Junior pus into th | Russian violinist, will be heard as week, as called for in the union jing. It i» presumed the craft is|) Busine: Sk ae BICvCLFS. Bas : “pital stock pald te + Mowe ; YELFS. ___ ticles niggas Bione-Plaber” Os ton | SoPlte! aM eavacn protite.” eae te fpincings for bicyete eae Dope 1 eh eae 67 c serail ‘Taal 1. soe LAIR VOVANTS. *t Barer tai nas dal ; The. as om tioya— Mea ihe advies the ny ‘tending tic; daily $ rege enemas | car ~ ' — ee ee Trick Binding and Printing Co, Pike | Pisce, Beattie Both phones 1971 Weller Printing Mouse, 105 Seneca REAL ESTATE DEALERS. nena | 15 grab. $1 week York iit, ee DENTISTS. 0 i c; Bowen DENTAL PAR. id iat A AY DETECTIVE SERVIC eee m tracts, $25 GEY THe wVIDENC a gece AGENCY. ren SECOND HAND CLOTHING. PE 0. orton eel ns AM DETECTIVE 1 Bloc’ We pay highest prices for sex jadiew and gentlemen s clothi: (itera. Mogo. 1135 Piree or oe rave cata Bids. it pritte sotcct aw We buy second-hand «! and. nigitt, Cousultation strictly bighast prices 1011 Pike Sasg att comeny case Soar J: GHOE BEALE Tespor, ind Mt 2 4. & CODY. 8 Ind ‘Tavis ke « Canon de. criminal and Savings Bank bide cabinet work” S318 Firat nd Seek” ‘Sane ano Houser NUMER HAIR GOODS, SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS —_—— ae | os MBEBTOM. 1406 Fourth av ind 1902 | ie man — =, lou sucks, Pele. pom. STORAGE. 1461 Firet ev, a ac TAILORS. ~— arene HAT MAKERS, Leonard Buda _P Nelson, Central Bide a Kavanaugh iste Pir oat~~=«CUTRANSPER COMPANIES. | MOEA, A. Se sean Rog ern mei eer trenefer, ar, Vernow piace MASSAGE. - nai in "pom Walinrd 1); reat oo aT a Bg dp ae: al CULISTS AND AuURistTS. TVPSWRITERS AKO SUPPLIES. | a ames cree |B otter reatng: tm ate ty jotters, Pacific Typewriter - Kienptner. Nowe and eritten Wiel wide M2192, Ind. 4279 | Bupply Co, 422 NY. Block, 2 People’ 5 atts, ind 6308 ait jee want 1a more: wr, the ioe at pam fates ‘Main 38 sunset | from other Damke “21 BAIRD RECEIVES ANOTHER LETTER HAS FORGED 1 is our aim vo pay tnoipies. On this beste we invite your nroomnt the sololst Buse] our depositors such afford them auch facilities “Say, you » f you ap- pear against Carl Peterson at the time of trial, we will sure get you inside of 24 hours. You know ———— well that Peterson in aecorfance with B AMOMROCK President. JOM Po HARTMAN, View Pree. AULERANUBR MYEIis | fecy “ashier (Official Publication.) Report of the Financial Condition of H. O. Shuey & Co., Bankers Located at Seattle, State of Washington, at the close of business on the 28th day of April, 1909. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts oe aeeeeee Overdrafts Bonds, warrants and other wecuritios Banking house, forniture and fixtures Other real estate owned . *e Due from banks . . sneneees Checks on other banks nd other cash items . Exchange for clearing house ¢ Cash on hand eee Insurance accounts seeerceeor $206.715.54 1,625.42 Total . Capital stock paid in Surplus fund . Undivided profits Deposits . Certified checks . 2,584.62 Total ereeee $361,738.23 State of Washington, County of King, sa: 1, R. F. Shuey, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. R. F. SHURY, Cashier. Subserthed and sworn to before me this 29th day of April, 1909, (Seal) S. J. RICK, Notary Pubite. Correct-—Attest H. 0. SHUBY, %. W. CAMPBELL Directors. the Seattle 04 J ponte, |to orcail here for fuel ofl, as she was xcheduled to proceed — fre San Francisco direct to Tyee, a whaling station In Southeastern Alaska ia not the man who was In your room, and you cannot swear he is, He is a fine man, and was shot in a fight, and you can't live if you try to convict him. This ia the last warning we will make you. We dare you, you. CHECK With another forged check which he intended to pase in his pocket, Bert Olsen, who is wanted for is suing @ bogus chock in Ballard sev- jeral days ago, was arrested this The foregoing letter was recetyed | merman and Malone: this morning by Charles L. Baird, Olsen has quite a criminal re the Northern Pacific «pecial agent | back of him, and has served a yea | who shot Carl Peterson while the | sentence in Walla Walla in 1902 | latter was weht in the act of for forgery. Two months ago he | looting the agent's room at 708 | arrested for “rolling” man Columbia st on the night of March | at Port Madison and was released 18, Baird received a similar letter on $500 bail furnished by bis fathe of warning three weeks ago. This bail he Jumped, and was not Peterson escaped from Baird! heard from until wanted on the after being shot, but was found forgery charge lying in a@ pool of blood a few) Olw Blocks away several hours later, | Port He recovered from the wound, how- ever, and since his recovery haw | seems to be the biack sheep, but been raiting trial in the county | | bis father, it ig said, still hopes for | jail, The date of the trial bas not| ha reformation yet been set i} “1 don't know who ts wun these threatening letters,” said ‘GARBAGE DUMP Baird this morning, “but | want tol say this to them: They had ro Tbe ‘got’ me before the trial, for | surely will convict Peterson.” IS FOUND GUILTY OF yesterday in the case of the city | ciared, will obviate all this. of Seattle against A. Z. Brickson, room who was on trial for adulterating | Rev, W. F. Meminger, field super- milk that be sold. The case has | !ntendent of the Christian and Mb been in the court for over a year | onary Alliance, will hold a ser’ and has rovsed much comment, | of meetings in the Allange taberna Erickson was defended by Hum. le, between 12th and 14th ava., on phries & Cole and made a| Matin st. The meetings began yes- stubborn fight. He will be sen-|terday afternoon, and will continue tenced Saturday morning. through next week, Madison, and his ‘The pres be a nuisance, and ta immediately adjacent to all the railroad lines loaving the city to the south and the | morning by Deputy Sheriffs Zim. | ord n comes of a good family of | three | brothers are highly respected, He |} nt dump ts declared to} street car Hnes running down First | Why Your Teeth Fall Out t Cause and treatment of this trouble, as far | as the scientific world understands it, will be explained in this paper next Thursday by S. R. Wagoner, D. D. S. This will be a clear statement of what can be done and what cannot be done with Pyorr- hea Alveolaris (Riggs’ disease of the gums.) _ §.R. Wagner, D.D.S. ‘Public Market Meat Co. JAS. HENRY, PROP. We do our own slaughtering. j Our meats are the best. | Our prices are right. Look up this name and number. Get our prices. | 1600 Pike Place