The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1909, Page 3

NIAC STARTS PANIC IN BANK BY THREATS oc nemes HiQHBROWws WILL RECHIVE DI PLOMAB AT BTATE IN STITUTION aa at ee ed ‘PAY STREAK MEN OBJECT TO HIGH SALARIES Oollect the money order to protect the fair manage }ment, but want the showmen to bay them 90 cents an hour This the showmen do not want to do. They claim they can got plenty of men for 20 cents an hour and do not want to pay the extra 10 cents The matter will be arranged with out friction of a serious nature be fore the fair opens. Statements to this effect were made today by Chief of Admissions Barrell, Direc tor of Qoncessions Mattox and Governor A. M. Baber, president wants to put its own men in to of the cee association the tele teint ee ae reset ... CHARGE ANOTHER SOLDIER ' __ WITH FORGING CHECKS 18 SAID ro HAVE BEEN with | DAVISON ON SEVERAL OF HIS ORGIES, ANDS- FORTU Tt WORLD OWES HIM. At th iaow the 10:90 tomorrow day auditorium, whioh will up the | oxercives wil ffiolalty open mimencens wook for students of the state university Atay te wy the will recelve friends of the univeralty in the dame buliding, and at 7:80 will roour the reunton of the law sohvo! alumat in the university dining hall On Saturday the big rowing ro j@atta between Washington and Stantord on Lako Washington will be pulled off Sunday morning at 10/20 the bac calaureate sermon will be proached by Rev. Harry P. Dewey, D. D., pas 2 and tlokot in m. mort oniore The Pay 8 ak showmen and the department of the expost having difficulty tn set eatton of who #hall pay Miers and Ucket collectors the different chows, It so happens that the concessions department receives a certaln per contage of the recelp shows The treasury _— (iy United Press Dp CIry, Ca | eee wild threat pomd on the ~ Redwood City Nat was paid bit the state any! ted & panic tank patrons faa Wild rush m were | to Throw Bomb say They CAN GT MANY MEN tens | AT 20 CENTS AN HOUR ey Is Not | if ns as | AND WON'T PAY 39, ven D | tling the ¢ yp the © for | oom we wer FIND VERDICT GAVE MUCH TO YOUNG GIRL INJURED, Too ~ Makes Demand for $50, 0,000. thousand collars es me with « bw public ‘and i going ¢ tening dex a wild stamp fought with o 2 efforts to & gia thelr Mivs Mary Wood admits cashing the order but ways that Davison ordered him to do nd that after the monoy had a ired he turned it all} over to Davison, who then “loaned him 66. at It doesn't pay to trifle with the verdict found in the superior court aa Clara M, Morton has found to tt me her sorrow Not satisfied with the verdict of The authorities are Inclined $1,000 rendered a year ago in her be lenient with Wood, as he ac sult againet the City of Beattie, the tpder the suggestion of « superior| geattic and Montana R. R., and the officer, and they think he fe rather| Great Northern RR, Clara Morton to be pitied than censured, brought a new sult to recover dam I“ f to & greater amount This morning the Jury in the see Private Ch land ©, Wood, of the Signal Corps stationed at Fort Lawton, has been arrested by the government authorities for com piloity tnt ery for which Ser geant Davison Was arrested Tues day. It le med that Wood was h Davi one of the lat . at ti god the mrad a fraudulent cashing the oa he saloon of Frank Guse, Northern docks, ea COURT HOUSE MEN ARE HAPPY TODAY) | There ls a feeling of happiness |to see the finish. Of course they abroad at the court house today snd will not do anything of this sort all because of the action taken by but my ¥ brings euch a ng of ® the county joners regard. security, don't you know. It ts such ing the payment of the salaries to a convenient thing to have extra the clerks in the various offices.) change at Umes. Next Tuweday the commissioners decided would be pay day Of course the clerks do pot need the money but fast the same it will ome In mighty Kandy the first of} the month, especially the first days|land club were of the exposition. Pay day, accord ing to the rule heretofore, falls on the first Monday of the month. The first Monday tn Juno falls on the seventh of the moath or ex actly seven days after the big | Enel show opens. mane To be sure nobody wants thetr| money before the seventh, but it | will be #0 nice just to have It to took |} at and jast to know that ff any-| e thing should start they coald | i she Attended « dance | in the party. B4 @id not tei! hubby! Therefore there ts joy at the de} going, Mra. Grace | cision of the commissioners to pay this morning on| ail the salaries the firat of the ity, preferred by month. Next Tuesday night the hard working clerks of the county | to the officers that offices can take @ quiet strofl and Hrenvourly to hie| jingle thelr many coine in thelr | pockets and know that {f they really | wunty Jail) wanted to they aot wa for the © At and fot ¥ u orgies a! Commissioner Armatrong fixe his bond at $800 and bound hir over to the grand jury, He te atil) im the county jall, but hopes ar » entertained that the nt ¢ oppoaite ald Ing & riot ¢ gereamed for por b of a come le aes ‘JUDGE BELL ARRESTED — RK or phe at this count n ny ¢ Baves the Day an be eh P Great il, formerly ott the was . charging bim with check for he nigen Sheriff pre ly sonal r by . Deputy com joaned He was taken Zimmerman Agnews { the was an eturned DANCE: The rest rooms of the New Eng offictally opened last night by singing and speeches The rooms are on the ground |} floor of the Haller building and ence Bell, was arrested yesterday were fitted up for the convenie with more than §6,000 worth of of visitors to the fair from Now| disnwuds tn bis po sion, wl id states. which he was ong in ralelog LIBERTY TODAY Although B. L. Levy, altas Clar “‘The Exclusive Style Shop” 714-716 Second Ave. r ial Spring aS ¢ Spring, in any size, extra strong frame, pen- Aabric, securely reinforced by coil spring sup- iS a great offering for those who wish to put bed for Exposition visitors. For Friday only tee Size Leather Portieres fine lot of Leather Portieres, in all shades of n and ted; these are large enough for full size — price $7.50 each, sonetl for Friday . hei 85 1 i Burlap ich Burlap, in red, green Just the thing Camp floor or a fegular 1Se quality H, per yard "hh amd Scrim A new line of Figured Scrims, in very beautiful patterns; splendid for sum- mer homes, camps, etc.; worth 30c yard, for oad smi Assiaajadinisibai = f L-Y.-P. E. Tickets Only Two ays Longer OPEN | CLOSED Day All Day Monday Tuesday ~ ] SPLENDID VALUES IN One-Piece Linen and Repp Dresses $6.95, $7.50, $8.00, ay $12.00, $13.50 | and $17.5 For House, ‘Street or Outing Wear We wish to call especial attention to the ex- cellent values shown {!n our one-piece linen, cham- bray and repp dresses. These garments are made |} up in the daveb and most attractive designs. Princess, Gibson blouse and simple dress styles, | with Dutch necks, collars, chemisettes and stocks. Strictly tailored effects, and pretty hand embroid- | ered a rate ge pale and dark blue, pink, reseda, helio, rose, tan, khaki, cream, white and stripes. Two-Piece Wash Suits | Excellent values at $7.50, $10, $12.50, $13.50 and up | ALL THE THE CREDIT You held in}, ee JURY CUTS THE DAMAGES GIVEN IN FIRST TRIAL a warrant laeued on joe |] south: hp the Plymouth ft Minne iu rémeriied aw one tore ft phe Amertoan jealariy p having preact In nearly and univer At 10:80 « Congrewational De vf the beat pulpit, and ts rong college imtlar wer »pular 4 pr in the country ck Monday morning xeroises will be held Luther RB, Dyott, pas First Congromational Portland, will speak evening fF ent will revely on Wednesday the annual ban ¥ mminont ¢ el the graduation at whieh Rev tor iT f and and que be given wt 6:90 p.m | The woniore will hold the jball in the Washington bullding lthe expositi¢ ee mound the ening at 9 ¢ ir annua on —w |ond trial returned # Verdict of dam Ages to the amount of $600 The plaintiff, who ts a child nine ‘years old, was Injured by fall ing through a hole in the wid at Ratiroad av, and Virgini & place where the street is support ed on piling about twenty foet above the tide rr The Morte foll through this hole on the night of Nov. 11 in the firet trial he court romoved the charge agninet the railroad com panies and out the award of $1,500. which the jury found, down $1, 00¢ This the plaintiff refused to accept rh wan $1 f amount of the damages asked cant th | last nigbt Ninth ay. N. Hounw wed him wt least Giamond bracelets bursts and pine sulting with the prose sney's office 1 wan de t Levy could not be auc sfully proseeuted and the order tts followed. WANTS TO KNOW REST ROOMS OPENED p 4 LEVY GIVEN wiiy WORK IS NOT DONE A v Boulflon pubie Utiities, has the Mattie Electric hee on completed the stregt oar line to the fixediin the franchise The Company he ite Hae to Lander st, wher franchise provides that it shall be bullt to a point eight blocks further Uniess some good reason in jahowrto the contrary, the utilities miperthtendent will take atepe ¢ tee that the comp fe compelted }to Wulld this line the entire distance jpremmised super offic Beacon hitt| south termina mnily exten ‘CRUISERS COME FROM BREMERTON FOR FAIR the | * West Virgtnia and Mary-/ join the Peonaylvania, \iand, all in war paint, put over from the coaling station at Brem. erton this morning, and now Iie anchor off West Beattle for the| inapection of fair visttora. The! three boats will be Joined in a fow! days by five other crufsers and will He in the harbor during the | fale, ‘DEPUTY BANK EXAMINER REMOVED BY HAY nding an investigation tnto the sof the defunct Palouse State ‘Bank, Deputy Bank Examiner Doone Whe enspended yesterday, after a conference between Gov. Hay and State Bank Examiner J, L. Mohun dro Boone was up and wotl! January president of the now distressed institation and it le olaimed that {part of the blame for the bank's | failure ean be Jae at Boone's door. HUSBAND WILL HAVETO DO THE WORK NOW | It did not take Emma Russel png to prove to Judge Gililam thie| morning that she was entitled to a divorce from ber husband, ©. A, | Russel, and she was given $76 at) | torney's fees, alimony to the amount | ‘of $20 a month, and the custody of hor ebild, a airl 7 years old Letters which showed that the | husband had not only allowed Mre. Russel to support the family but | asked for money every time he wrote to her and sugxogted where | sbe could work to get the money for herself and ebild, were the im. portant evidence In the oe. Rus | eel'e obar of infidelity were not | substantia 4. GROOM-TO-BE IS ILL; WEDDING POSTPONED | Phe wedding of “Billy”. Stratton, the gontal deputy sheriff, and Miss | Héten” Wataon, which was set for Juwe 1, has bean postponed on ac- count of the {Iiness of tho prospec- | tive groom. Deputy Stratton ts being attended |at.the Seattle General hospital, FOUND DEAD IN (By United Press.) ponven Colo, May 27.—Sam- uel H, Young of Twin Falls, Idaho, |delegate to the Presbyterian gen eral assembly, was found dead tn |his bed here today. An autopsy probably will be held tonight SENATE ON TEST VOTE, ( Untted Press.) WASHINUTON, May 27.—The| }aenate this afternoon by a vote of 47 to 86 refused to omit from the sugar tariff schedule the Duteh standard of color HOQUIAM, May 27.--Throe mil lion feet of logs were splashed }down the Rumptulipe river from the campe of the C, B, Burrows Lumber company to tts mouth, @ distance of 55 miles, Sunday, the splash being the most successful on rcoord, the faculty, | of the alumal association witl| Nasataaa Sale of Girls’ Hats at $5.00 1! i-grade Including a Hats in stock age Unu remaining higt 5 to 10 year forded for git as a re | i (e. - In man than one ugh trimmed flowers 5.00. A ipa Girls’ School Hats Ste to $5. - All except In Sailor Second Floor Special Sale of Hosiery Several r sale tome In the first Friday and Sat row, and the | four offerings the quantities ¢ | urday selling The “Burson” Stockings for Women, Special, 2 prs. Fast black, medit le sol The only 25C weight cotte sizes, “Gauze” Cotton Hose for Women, Special, pair . . Seamless fast black Cotton Hose, All sizes es e knit to fit fi '15c¢ with ced heels ane toes; gauze weight Exceptior R22 also im tan; fine 1 heela and toes Silk-Lisle Hose for Women. Special, pair Imported Tan Hose for Women, Special, pair Made of fine gauze liele; apliced heels | ther shades Imported Hose for Women. Special, pair .. ‘ 22c | Full fashioned fast black cotton, with spliced heels and double soles; plain or with un- “bleached eplit soles. Ali sizes, j 4 the | In seamless fast black Hight weight quality; splice All elses, cotton, also ig gauze double soles; correct len- . 14¢ | “Hermsdori” Lisle Hose for Women. Special, pair Of fine imported quality black lise; splic sizes. Unusual valu Boys’ and Girls’ Stockings. Special, pair ... In fine ribbed lack cotton, isle or stik- isle, Nght, media heavy weights; sizes | | 5% to 9%. Splendid values. | “Tone” Stockings for | Children. Special, pair ........ C Excellent Stockings for service, in fine ribbéd light wetght, fast | fast black Maco cotton; fashioned feet; spliced | heel#; double knees, Suitable for boys or girls, Sizes 6 to 10. | | and double soles; all | | | Metn Floor Men’s Coat Shirts $1.00 Shirts of unusual merit at $1.00. You will find them different from the ordinary Shirts to be had at the price— in fit, quality, style, workmanship—in ev- ery particular their superior value is at once evident. They are in the popular Negligee Coat style, all white, with pleated bosoms; cuffs attached or detached, and in vari- ous sleeve lengths. Sizes 14 to 17%. Men’s Fancy Hose, Special 25c 3,000 pairs—Lisle, Mercerized and Silk-Lisle—in all the sea- son's newest color combinations. The purchase we made of these permit of unusual value-giving at Bs pair. Let Dou all “pe Douga ie oe AVENUE & PIKE STREET | Deimel Linen-Mesh Underwear for Men Main Fleer | YUKON RIVER IS OPENED “The Yukon river is clear and navigation will be opened between May 5 and May 10,” according to ‘CHINESE ‘BOYCOTT I$ SPREADING (By United Press.) VICTORIA, B. ©, May The steamer Aki Maru arrived from the | Orient last night with over 100 pes sengere and 2,600 tons of freight greatly Interested in Oriental af- faire, and there is a strong feeling | that his administration will mean much In the development of the re- lations between America and the Raat, JAMES MOFFETT WILL BE PROMOTED Aki ie SN “ sul of this de wf this city were by the Judge for adding an blush to the sausages of- sale at their shops. jon three assessed Included fm the Fsgpl a ariaat, (By United Press.) advices reoelved this forenoon by ohages 0 y witk, worth §750, rer sane at Sac ae ackagen of rAW M poo voce, |, NEW YORK, May 27.—It became | General Agent Dudley of the White he vossel had a roug' y known today that James Moffett Is) Pass & Yukon route from White: with heavy snow when about half |, onequied to suc Henry H. | horse way across the Pacific Rogers as vice president of the] py , » | he Yukon Is ect! News was brought by the AM! /Standard Ol! company of New Jer~ | tween Whitanntes caaake eeniea Maru that the Chinese boycot sey, and president of the National be ake Lebarge \- gaining in strength, and threatens |‘rrangit company, which 1s the pipe! . barge and from the south. fo spread all over China, Japanese |iing concern owned by the oll trust live te ee eevee ae ake . shipping is suff se very severely For two years Moffett practically | eave will wee ee a ‘eo ott " on that account, and a number of/hae taken Rogers’ place. He has| . factories have had to close down, |heon in the employ of the Standard whe in South China new factories | ever since he was a small | boy. ‘BUTCHERS. FINED FOR ba i sprung up. The boyoott al | sear JOCKEY FALLS IN POLICY OF TAFT IN DERBY RACE thr ‘Dhalon rca} (By United Press.) | FRANCISCO, May 27.—A ORIENT DISCUSSED LONDON, May 2f.—King Mdward | » has no logal right to em- today sent the Karl of Durham to} bellish its facial charms by appli- (Dy United Prose.) jinquire about Jockey Skeets Mar-| cations of rogue, nor has any man TOKYO, May The papers | tin, who was Injured in the derby /a legal right to ald and UsAgS here In editorials discussing the ac-| yesterday when his mount, Sir Mar-|to enhance its beauty, ling to tion of President Taft tn offering | tin, fell, The earl was informed that}a decision given by Pollce Judge Ithe Chinese ministership to John|the horse apparently is all right,| Shortall, Hays Hammond, profess to see In it| but the Jockey still is dazed, and will] As a Ja wign of an ambitious eastern pol-|not be able to ride for several days, | butehe toy on the part of the new adminis- | Jockey Martin declared that the fall] $10 each tration in the United Blates, was an accident, and that he had|attractiv It is well known that Taft i#)no charges to make against anyone, | fe