The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1909, Page 7

. cenanieaeninmemnanmaitannie } }) ul f ment t t L] aa ekaE ar ‘ gs WARNING OF | Serb e iltive,Peanision “at som ; ‘oe ¥ Pe, jssU ES In predicting that + |riers, It referred to the § * AMUSEMENTS . ; hat stor t N \ * « t be COME a Ae I have just poles ree sees the Standard Oil company « : ‘Gnad os es 4| Place i ie: lb — mS TO be the United States qa holated out.) 4 more outburst of Judiotal trenay, | * Grand—Darl ee u ling for a referendum vote property itn 1 i | Indian tribal govers s gy 4) A protest againat ships and ehiy e ah Human — Hear ; nth asure, if it ith " t ae 1 governments rance| pers being taxed in ord that thel ole The Man on the TAC n 1 : ves , a Policy of War} (hi? hea subverted the inaurgent | ost office deparmgut nay nhow | 2% *|LOCAL AUTOS WILL, |*2!0\™! of Mayor site be pace in wien wo TWO MASKED MEN } tga W L ask you what] smatior defielt ogee Orpheum—Vaudoville * Erne T AL i War and it f par tr , : 4 , Ine of sort of treatment the efivlt in opdration wa n \ | FORM ESCO both took the floor laxt night in alf es ae Than C | ste, ta sein a the ert an peo tained In the report * ster Va udevill ‘| a OF core (sieig See “ ates —— HOLD UP THE n. terted by ail S will be} ‘The report deplored the destruc antages—Vauidey iit | % but they wore snowed under whor t the f k Conciliati [freed to deat it to tho reboitious | lon of natural foremte of the nation,|* byeeum—Vaudeville * it ies anteiten pbteal Plea’ i tte ek nsorkgdh yg TONTIN BAR. » Seseratton ef Labor’ and Contained an estimate Uh hd * - sie thy ta an Gia *g° t= peas tar asic ‘ a estimate that at | Under the law as amended a man! prir | asad (ay vated eee a ; Judicial Frenay, |the present rate of lumbering, the|* ** ee ke AR AR RW , ‘ . oe e YORK, May 18 olin The, FOpOFt Of the committer off de een will deplete the forests To Leave Pionéer Place| Ls . iagy Cash Register and q sbor | interstate & mittee of | direct! direc will doate : t, gack upon | : “ re NMENCe Was presented : sweirectly. will 4 ¥! Otte Mkinner, in “The it tv Early Tomorrow 7 qpntentto0 dame z lation of leg {try within aight years H st a Morning. Deli ater * eliver. es ae ten - ‘tet "s SIGNS UP> it Ot. the Hamat To moot and t the pathfind sila 3 r hich of the Mamiiy © meet and escort the pathfinder made a! through tre the command of “Hands up, ae sree poltey WITH Automobile, whieh is blazing the —— susiliielidie es the ase azing the we ske shwaye roo iy the officers In a WHIT E SOX jtrail for the transcontinental auto| == A —_ Press) rendered Port Arthur during the war gi Aeape A = . : gt i por lead and . PETERSBURG, 18—The|with Japan. They were tried for) held up the Tontin bar, at 728 ge labor in race to start June 1 from New York oo y 2 . tues with g hard fighting must ‘lor toda Aorod cowardloe 1 life | Sixt S., shortly after 11 o’clawk more bh (tty 0 Press 10 ‘ y ordered the release of ar mprisoned for Sixth ay, S., shortly af il Gaatet tt tne |, catego pose ad Jim dor. | The the team warmed up. Bulli pr ‘ae wh I one rn ae OF the Beattle AW) Agmiral Nebogntott and General |*for the close of war last night. From John MoVickers, x paren *| tries is & member of the White {| van was catching, and as a joke he| affording comedy [oerene Sed Wh leave Pioneer| « who were « od at Forts | a 2anee! le believed to be AyING| the proprietor, one of the highway- ne “in order to reveal! Yegeor ie White Box. | passed tt to his cre allie what Place for North Bend tomorrow eat Bork \ and Nebogatoff | y sick. While — pons me mit N y he affized his nome ts crow to keep the big sean Peter ont tr on t 1 wateh. Then, walke en neon pereisten un Jeonteact offered by In me to alfellow busy. For 10 minutes Jeff oe soticed The pathfinder is now at Kaato: and Paul, under sentences | the Hiness of the pair was given as|'™? took 4 go ateh q aT the. ont vith | ey ona oe ¥ Big Chief Comts | was occupied digging Parent's pie meting Hoowell as] 1, | of life tmprisonment the reason for the czar’s pardon,| ing behind the bar the highwayman ss nited | r two Weeks he will gam. | o hehe dl nw | rere, Braaesy deally attrae-lon the other side of Buoqualmie| Nebogatoff surrendered hin fleet | populs tation vets : 4 : er omy bol ‘about the soutn nes out of the dirt and leaping Into|M¥@ and mentally repeliant, gdded . f popular agitation had certain bear-|rified the cash register, securing oe _gphe thus | with aide enclosure! tho atr to wing « muct gee of the perform: | PAX®, and will be shipped acrows the |t? Admiral Togo, and Btoemwol wur-|ing upon the cas spate il have his big hams encased | ie one of the manager | a noe a annee of Parielar about $26. hen { * In| white stockings, and clad 1 were | oatoher's heaves. Jeff got “hep,” and Brides showed the | ™0Untaing on the Chicago, Milwau pgs onenten a | rs McLaughlin and Henr P oe wo wae our labors t of sufficiont girth and Tonth = soe fi. F Infelders followed hia tead, : aedy are Jali The Beattle party will leave hore H COUNTY Moore, whe wore in the saloon, ware Po glace had expressed | MOr@er appeared at the decand re was chasing them to the grand] *° ry Ame, , having luneh there will le mm the t : nee hat the wren taken | Jet Jett was mabliahed at_firat first ane stand iets folding at firet made} the remainde retura trip for Seattle about 1 aa The police believe that the two tosh ree soln great hit with the fans | Thursday and c'elock, It le expected they will ar highwaymen are the same pair who agetess! Cerro iano ve b x At 1:80 today a visit to the county have be sp several saloons in the [ee ull more ave = TRYING 1 TO B B Orpheum. : _— Mtion grounds about |p sitel was made by the people aie few weeks. No trace of ‘thea meplished by con With a screamer for t se of interested in the “Know Your ! f L tb sui erie bill. the| O8 Srriving at the expoattior has been found 7 Mi at at cee Be ING DE lGrpheoh pat an a L chow last lerounds the part wii! be sasaived City” Institute, At 3:30 all went) bung we! ; Y. 3 + eat he as prscoora night, ‘The screamer ie “A Night #1 lat the stadium, where addre wn @ the YM. © A. auditorium, | ad cue. and f a burlesque t "| where ir of 1 pa sat hat A Ne ffl |” \be made by Gov, May, Mayor Miller : ie gn Ea ae m Dr. F, 4.) siailes 600D TIME 1S Die es Ss Mathington acrobatic work, this rand finale te master Russell, J. B Chilberg | Paesett and Dr, LB. Green address | a Stall ertalnly worth the price of odmia- land Mr amen hein od the meeting on Beattie hospitals. CHICAGO, May 18—May wheat PROMISED HERE perert (Re Vaited Pree) 1OD one fight here Ik might bel 1, W. Reddington, who has been : touched an entirel nigh rec 5 . CONSTANTINOPLE, May 18 ute be nc hy charge Among eet in ths banen ana'de wh in 4 in charge of the pathfinder, will SMELTER STHIRE ENDS, . : in =~ ri ics . i eves 4 woes wae ‘ a eae pro’ y will be big auditorium are not the or nes p t lette . yor Mc (iy Unit ‘resa.) i SAG WHER: pit, af 1 on « onec | Convinced that the deposition of} That he oliminated certain|*"° 6et & laugh out of this crows |fue nr pa ae gam " Met Wh! gar LAKE CITY, Uish, May 16.|vancing to $1.80 a bushel, av com.| , 72® 80MuUal reunion of the Pioneer ng an/ Abdul Hamid can be justified {gq “lauses In the Book of Sherait of | 1°. Uae, Ue Brand ring perform i lio Mayor) ria strike of the 600 employes of|, ae Association of the Btate of Washing- jean 6R4| the Gaered Law a # really realletle, Manager Helter Miller, and also from the New York |). A inerican Smolting & Refining | Pare? With $1.296-8, the highest) ton witl be 1 at the association's i eyes of faithful Mobammedans | T * has called in about 60 newsies, postmaster (o the Beattie postmas. “" American Be - #fINIA# | Doint reached previously during the| hall at Madison park on Tuesday uly by his trial and conviction on |to me nee arid Dubllc money In: | OP HEy erent it eattainly: didnt [Wer MBlch he has earried with him | eomPany 4° Msrray, which was be | prosent season and Wednesday, June § and 9 nh pocket irae . : ney or the aun weeks ago, and pu ve While the , . - - od by | Mpectfic charges, the Young Turk 1 | ny Drompter to keen the hide | he coutinent a ol coal gradfy nile there was severe weakness! The k-a-muck” lunch, which ity. tha| ‘Oday Are considering the filing of lenbat he was responsible tor count] hollering. mand Taughing: puraday evening the party wilt| {armies out of commission, tx en a Jat times in deferred dolivertes, the is to be sorved free to members by When transferred their | flelal allegations of misconduct in| That he eae a |iget act om this weeh't bill ie abeet otertained at & banquet to be fo oo mee May held very strong, and was the |the ladies of the association Wed- atures Office, Detalles of the trial which |the constitution and cach then ere] ine best that Mr. Reiter hae given in the Washington hotel, La . Jonly option to show @ net gain for|nesday noon, te to be one of the tite cane ction thee | M0eteRtly Would follow alec are un.|lated hie coh mm, ANd h time vio-| out for son ‘— <i {ter the gathertag will visit one of Today's Tressury Report. j}the day, Its advance, however, at attractive features of the gathering. bec of toa » for the | @er advisement. Aceording to the, That he tnatigated the recent mu-|® headiiner, did wet mush theatres WASHINGTON, May 18, — The | ‘6 close of today’s session amount not macet of the members e Jat defense of De*t information the charges|tiny, and provoked tho di me }g,hend as might have been expected New INCUBATORS treasury report today shows: Re-| 4 to but a fraction. posttion ied chiddren, ined. |DTOUGNE against the former guitan| that’ reoulled lm the 7 ee pe wonrn 26 ewe nod eck the 7 oipte, $1 disbursemesta Armour rushed to the support of have been prepared enone ‘ we | when he «Abad ne ype > massacre a rt of rime done sin gs At Lana Park this week are shown £00 000 ’ *|the July delivery, buying nearly for those who were living in the [et i Be] eee he Ws Seth od will be obi aesants in Asta Minor le far from De lthe famous electrobators, a new)?! a a 1,000,000 bushels of that option dur-| territory of Washington 50 or more 1 favors for thelr} oe rly well, [style of baby tnoubators, heated by ing the day, but the market was|years ago. The annual report of ur te well Jolectriatty. The infants are sald t % The eple|weak from sales of tired holders, | the officers and the election of new : ay with | ‘Brive better on ele heat Prettt by Dee-/and yesterday's prices were main-| ones will occupy most of the first Wants Tariff Boars Jotherwise, and the electroba tal Wer, I am | tained but a short time, The mar-| day's session Tia CHINE ent on Teer’ as} na clever}have..proved more successful tn fighting the Den-| ket closed 6-8¢ a bushel under yew . at dment providing | INCINERA OR | J enc ae Hen pee {Met many ways than the old style incu > jel Trast, Wh en | torday, this being the greatest jong) SUFFRAGISTS WILL MEET. ae suggested by! I je ialsteaiias ‘ haters. your dental work |for the day The Green Lake Political Equality Ls Od fin euuila, path tc alg ——o ‘ he you save a doliar| ‘The better showing of the Amer Il moet tomorrow at # p.m . 2: amare | putes WILL IMPROVE BAI ~~ ad Den: | glib. wil} sm 7 menace of per | CHAMBER OF edueahen YESS PR Ree aa t bon. State Den- |tcan visible supply bas helped to|at the home of Mrs, B. T, Schoff, 9 3 t bY} OS Willan The county commissioners this oA nee bring down prices in the deferred | 2118 . 624 st. Delegates to the it us and ORCHARD TRACT Phe 1S PHYSICIANS. Ker o mak * =e Phosee es His: Feaistered Pate ye 13 years to Maton! Life DMO” ELS. ais oot SUPPLIES, My Oo. 11 Cherry ot tt Ae removed Both tt} (5 Arcade Ind 4608 Jester. vium! eed of | ESTATE DEALERS. week ‘ee enah, ‘ Rew Fore ae E Nolen, Con AND BUPPLI COMPANIES Bare, try wy =7} Petree or iar ‘cork HAE Main 324 Koueet DON Fors fur ie taderation wht " has whieh 4 similar request from the improve: | | ment clubs of West Beattie, who ox | plained that another Incinerator was |needed badly on thelr bay IMPROVEMENT CLUBS act, The members of the taxation com mittee of the Chamber of Commarce | | Roth the Chamber of Commorce as to location, except that in & gen- feral way the committee seemed to | think that it would be, perhaps, ad- visable to establish @ Geatructor | |somewhere in the south end of the! city. Tt was urged that thie would do condition where It would be punsible giving tt proper comstderation. City Engineer Thomson explained Incinerator placed tn the inst levy, but that the coencil has not }which meetg with the dixapproval| the best way to get the thing start ped the residents of the south and weat sides. wal counclimen and get them inter- / ‘The appeal of the Commercial | ested. ner cere = RIOTING | __FEARED ‘Way Thai te te ROME, May 18.—It te feared that the return to Messina of the refu- gees who have been supported in | vartous Stetiian and Italian towns by the relief funds will be marked with rioting and disorder. The present population of the! Ali but two of the notorious road stricken city is 20,000 aM the! houses of Georgetown obeyed the or- refugees who will return number! der of the Georgetown city counctl jabout 15,000, and closed their doors last night There are but 6,256 huts in the! These two—Lincoln Park and Bo-| city, and many of those are occu) hemian Park-—-were closed by the pled by foreigners. An effort to | chet af police and @ squad of of- secure government action to insure | ficers “Sas noan ronan, SHOOTS THE ASSAILANT OF HIS FATHER Yeuterday the Roman earthquake | ied Pree.) {a James palace last night for the 40th anniversary banquet of the organization. Among those who, j@ueste of honor, were present of | Fepresented by special envoy, were | the Archbishop of Canterbury, Pre mier Asquith, Colonial Minister Lord Crewe and Lord Lansdown, con servative loader in the house of lorda. lrelief committee paid the final | grants to the Messina and Reggio refugeos and closed up the tem | porary shelters, The sufferers now | will be compelied to shift for them-| SAN prance 18CO, May 18 | selves. Benso Zuauki, Japanese agent of the | sapiens Alaska Canning company, is dying] today from wounds inflicted jaat| site of the} appeared before the board of public sans this. snorehin’ bad pee And the west side improvement clubs] dances while he Is at it, and Mile, that steps be taken as quickly ap) DAY? gone on record as opposing ~d | sesapthehs 5 ) i \ of a private garbage fran possibile to erect another garbage in- | #7e0ne of @ b Cinerator. No expreasion was given |e And they suggested that the) Lng | Present delay might lead up to a McKinlay, the Ssitenttye to put such a DI through win | t on theatre that there was an allowance for one} The tak) MeKinler, y with the vexatious problem of | ty it sinek vanka romoving the garbage dump now | seen fit to pase an ordinance making | ft eet eee need. Mer maintained on First ay. &, andthe money avaliable, He added that) second number, “In Tour Byes,” also leame tp for a huge amount of appre. | dation. the ed would be to interview the individ}! played and sang her latest compo-| sition, “Golden Mod then sane | several olf favorites which were) greet mere Aside From the headliner, the biti | ing severg) other good n bers. Hor fann and fad Pra do well with « singing eet, and the | Ward Brothers made a hit with thetr | Mighlend dances. Francesca, Ned Valera ’ horseptay things ebout to keep the audience ing all the time, and the ju shows & deaterity that would | ¢ Well worth seeing even if the comedy were eliminated Frask Witman plays & violin and reputation extends mast, was the main ite Btat Apiianttut | * good ™y t yooterday bie vrane wee heard tn a wi of al nelecth and her audie ete still clamering for more wh Mine | urtain fin Heacended be wearing a cul hee p ltured voles, has « Just to vary her part of ten MeKiniey | entertainment ding & Co. put_on a aprightiy ¢ edy sketch, and the Faust Brot © & novelty in thelr comedy pan- r Bonner, an eduen & sopeation at the Pantages theatre yeatorday This animal bolds |plece of crayon in hie mouth and) | writes words and figures Bonner! in said to be 26 years o} Norden, Zeno & Hayden offer a| melange of singing. concertina play ing. p raat horse, proved | * a rush dancing fen Robert Bertram and company pu @ sketch, “The Stor the Hose,” Tt te @ great little » Le Way. a fomate tmper had them time. The Riehar Brothers, rip artiote i it « y neatact. Th wena! and moving pietures were pitt, HELTSLEY ON TRIAL The case of Charles Heltsley, | who on May 3rd entered the furnl ture store of Frederick Sterna, at | 1628 Second ay., and demanded 996 “ARISTOCRATIC GUARD OF | KING BANQUET (By United Press) LONDON, May 18-—Members of Xf gontiomen-| night by the M-year-old son of H Kanagueh!, who rushed with a shot. | |gun to his father's ald during a fight. | | Kanaguc hi and hie son are employed | | by the canning company. Zusuki and Kanaguch! quarreled last night, | | the king's bodyguard and a fiet fight ensued whieh |at-arma, the moat ariatocrattc mill- | thre to end Alsastrously for tary organization In the world.|Kanaguchi. The boy toniized that! | wathe red in the banqueting hall of | hie father a® getting the worst of - the encount and securing a gun he fired a shot into Zusuki'a ab Jomen DR. J. N. SAXE Dentist Graduate of University Dental School, cago. Northwestern ht EXPRESS COMPANY Uy Wollba Pree) ° NEW. YORK, May J4—The fade Expert and Careful that John L. Dudley of this city had ppealed to the court for the ap Latest Methods Only intment of a receiver and for the Prices Reasonable, Ali Work Guaranteed. 237-840 Arcade Bidg. Visnolution of the United States Ix press comapny became known today on the applica when an argument tion was made In ¢ | | A chance to build up a satisfying business for yourself. No capital required but hon est capability and stick-toit-ness, Come and see us about it Coast Agency Co. 65-956 Empire Building, Seattle. Main 2202. Ind. 6132. oe WANTS RECEIVER FOR’ at the point of a gun, came up for! \trial in the police court this morn ing. The ortginal charge was that of attempting to commit an ansault with a deadly weapon, but this was changed to one of simple assault The man stuck to his story that he had asked for the return of the! 26 and had been refused and that he bh then gone home and got la gun and forced the retarn of the | money Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Al \fred Lundin recommended a nom inal fine, saying that the man had ctually committed no crime, Judge Gordon took the case under advine ment DIAMOND THIEF | COMING 10 | SEATTLE (Ry United Press.) LO8 ANGELES, May 1 4 of having stolen $10,000 worth Mra Bus of diamonds from his sister, Lulu M:) Woodley, who cate here from Norfolk, Va, to be married, Frank @, Chapman ts being sought | today by the pollee here on a war rant issued by th ter. Chapman in believed to be his way to Be atthe, and is reported to have left this city last Thursday, The pollee| | were first apprived of the theft diamonds on May 8, but | jed in bottling up the disappear nce of the gems by giving fictitious jnames and an insignificant amount | morning appropriated $1.75 for the improvement of the approach to the | | Soutt® Park bridge on Firat av. 8./ Woek, an personal ah i ave ‘Rinidnows Q EXCURSION To Irondale THURSDAY—DAY AFTER TOMORROW On the Big Steamship Chippewa THE SCHEDULE: Leave Colman Dock 12 Arrive Irondale 3:00 o'clock. Leave Irondale 6 o'clock. Arrive Seattle 8:30 at night. SAYS IRONDALE ORES ARE FINEST IN THE COUNTRY D, K Merritt, a member of the Mor- ritt family ore tn the M on Lake Supertor, from which 26,000,000 tone or ore are taken annually, registered @t the Hotel Washington early yesterday returned from wpection of the mille 4 under construction at Iron- joing aswociated with dustry during hiv entire lifetime, Mor- ritt bas taken @ vital interest in the de Yelopmont of the ital and iron indus bi on this Coast since arriving hero ne Ay Kast, and Ip discussing lron- 0, eal, “T have familiarized my: {ron bodies on examined and assayed all of the or ween you fa = nt near 0) * se tn your new aired ‘ : Ding but Serhan Nias Hadn't you better share in the enormous pros- na. Trane had hip Seattle associates in Galo enterprise, The ores owned by ti} make the finest ates! in the tutes, bein forme respects eperiog to any dther ores on this continent, ably, with, the ores from Norway and Bwedon, which the > edict that.as soon im operstion muen 10 by ditional furnaces will to care for the P which will ba exclual the Trondale stoe) mills. Moore Investment Company = want your dental | deliveries, but the present crop was | state convention will be e! Dr. work ot your price helped by the poorer showing {n/| Fanny Leake Cummings will deliver Bawta J rows, DD. 4 718 Piret A Block. the world’s supply. an address 30 in the afternoon. THE FARE: 75¢ & Round Trip NO STOPS GOING OR COMING, TICKETS ARE NOW TO BE HAD AT OUR OFFICES, 400-410 ARCADE ANNEX. hich fret discovered frog ba Range of mountains tstere This trip will be a delightful outing in every in e : respect, and will enable you to personally inspect the townsite of IRONDALE, immediately adjoin- ing the steel plant, and in which a limited number al sale 10 days ago; new steel the iron of lots were placed on gene Did you read the following remarkable state- ment about IRONDALE in the Times last Friday? if with the and have Puget Bow perity that is coming to IRONDALE by buying a residence lot, at the original quotation, $100 to $200, before the limited number still on the market is all gone? The townsite of IRONDALE immediately adjoins the steel mills and fronts on the bay, lying them Jnlied fqual In every way and in and comparing favor- he Camous Nor- je made, the Irondale arger plants ‘od u0e t that wath he Ay ei on a beautiful, level plateau. THURSDAY’S EX- CURSION will make it easy for you to see the town and steel plant at IRONDALE at a nominal expense, — 400-410 ARCADE ANNEX, SEATTLE : | ; i |