The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1909, Page 5

INESS TWO CHILDREN WAITING ‘GY NOTE OF DINNER OF OPENING| CAUSE FOR MUCH JOY. — Extended iments Paid at Banquet. of the most Int A funetions atter exercises at Pacific expos! panquet held in the ) W. SHACKLETON, mate building t prominent men Gatlageished visitor Be areca and other sta t backioton Shiciais from abroad, and ‘N rk and other officers from . hero gow in Soattlo harty He's the MB Hay welcomed the } England's é : i and Ub ad i ” the response by Gov. Brady, of “eh bappy veln, oxpr fon of the welcome ox and who passed out com ina seeaty numbeh to} sted with the} “ Welcome Extended Miller ottended the wel dee tp Visiting mayors and the came was made by Mayor Kose vee and HIS WIFE, LONDON, Eng, June Will soon reach the hour man who restored » nation of De explorers, the man who pane trated Farthest South, who planted | the Union Jack on the South Mag netic Pole w came within ith Pole itself 100 miles of the Bo There'll be demonstrations. honors from who ts one of the! ‘and most interesting after who has ever been | ant in Sea! Mayor *| eee was @ bright mixture of wit) with good sense and iments for Seattle, her men x Hanford extended las welcome to the visiting Jo: | py Fespouse WAH MAN? | 9. Kune KR Morris of tue ; (iy United Press) | NEW YORK June 2.—To rid himself of the crushing weight of a ntain of falsehood that he had 4 upon himself, Herman Dewin, id, kitied himself in his jhome at 222 Elm ay, Glendale, | Queens One of the Hes on on, In extend! was thrown was that the Visiting mem oiork in the custome house. The/ 1 og as inter) turth was that he had taken cfvil ae was made | corvice examinations several times Bose. Blethen | hut always falled Support) instead of confessing to hie wife not only in Seattle | ne kept up the decett. From time De United States, | to time he told her he was going to on ihe U8 this bad) take more examinations and on to be ery oceasion reported that he had i" >: So eaetid , |paswed and that his salary would t the publicity depart em i Six month > Dew! 2 les eo complimest.| @* * a anc in was om rma he ogg he seeee? asd ee ia the pudliclt} work! which light he was a Beuree Taal navy and| was made by Admiral mag the other speakers » H.C. Nune (My United Pees) ' CHICAGO, June 2—JIf you are seated on the sofa in a coay parlor with the gas turned down, with “the onty girl” beside you, there is ho sense tn talking. C. Jinarajadsa, of Colombo, Coy lon, told why endearing love et pressions should not be used on such occasions, at a lecture given et Peeon.) io the Whitney theatre, before the ie B—Afier one | Theosophical soctety ohn Montague's| Now, Mr. C. Jinarajadsa, of Co } Narrow Path” at | bombo, Ceylon, bas pictures of all T. B. Harris, | kinds of mental thought tomes, or ordered the | bombs, as he more generally calls h from the boards | them, which, according to the lec , manager of) turer, pass out of one person and money re | actually bump up against others. tleket sales and | * that if the saitor has an ever the scheduled run | | lasting affection the bombs of lore James 3. Hackett | ¥t!! involuntarily pass to "the onl. the house | girl,” and there is no necessity for s “My wife oo | common everyday words the theatre ai | can't help ynderstanding, © Reon eeie, Tisaradéden's, stdreen Was ot ¢. Jinarajadsa’s address waa et eee titled “What Thotight® Look Like | (iiiustrated).” @ that sort| Some of the thoughts portrayed property,| resembled = white tablecloths on fe once.”| Which @ bottle of ink had been Path” is said by the ea the apd and most} drastic inde- HES ‘bas yet perpetrated SEARC be theatre going public in Jima Eagerly scanning each face at es} exposition grounds yesterday, H. W } Anderson of London, England, spent United Py a weary day in an effort to find PRANC > Jame 2.—That | bis wife and children, whom he has; 1 syadicnio, financed by |not seen since the earthquake at tin the racing world, San rancisco in this city for) Anderson, while im — Gondon, Tiersemne Te ihe antl yearned that Mra, Anderson andthe! om, iy the state fe & well founded children were fn Seattle and that Bat We Keneraily” credited |His wife expected to be employed My. It fe said that the at one of the fair concession Will begin operations | Working bis way from London’ to Me Victoria races start, Seattle, Anderson arrived here yes :% terday and immediately went to the . Fiance: according to the we Will maintain a cen maition grounds, An all-day search p ed fruitless, but And i fo & down town pufld-|#0n has not given up hope sO Will be represented in| Lost in San Francisco. Bre creecbowt he eity.| When his home at Ban Francisoo Mill be kept posted as to|W®* destroyed on that eventful | i at the cigar morning in April Anderson and will pay closing yecame separated from hie wife and from Victoria store 190 ide tele. Children, He thought they had perished in the fire which followed the succession of temblors, and It only a few months ago that he Bi was FLOODED | learned that hie wife and children |were alive. Anderson will stay in tite il Seattle until further trace Anderson and the children ts found (By Wntted Prove.) NKS, Alaska, "1.0. 0. F. ELECT (iy United Press.) BELLINGHAM, June 2.—The diet June at Under with a A steam potnt| ®& former wati + whanne! Soandt se fee sent The lone ia be $100,000. ‘Tho darnage b Phe workmen baroly a4 Fushing through the imagen 7" The mines wore grand ot Odd elected the annual invention of the lodge, Independent Order Fetiows, in session here, otticers KM puty following Rolaton, Port grand master, Robert £E. Colville grand warden, N. K, Staley, Bellingham; |grand secretary, L. F. Hart, Ta coma;, grand treasurer, A. E, WY adopted tha | Hoimes, Sgattle; grand representa Providing ‘that |tive, J. K. Birdseye, Spokane; homey from16:30|trustes, Z M. Babes, Colfax Y M from’# to 11) North Yakima and Hoquiam are the tariff bill) candidates for the next convention jot the order ta thia state. It le ea: | Grand master % Townsend; AND Hi8 CHILOREN, last 1 3 AND CECILY, LOVE BOMBS BEAT TALK, SAYS SWAIN RAYMOND the king, cherished dec knighthood 5 But tn all th there'll be throe people the adventurous naval orations, # honors Heutenant will be most anxious w| want see--tila pationt wife and the two youngetors who can hardly wal daddy coi home again They're watching the blue panse of the ocean from their home on the sea, are the kiddies, waiting for papa—more anxious than any one elae in the lirttish Isles, He's Rogiand’s hero, but their daddy ,|that in what was DIES CRUSHED BY A HEAP OF FALSEHOODS ployed by the Metcalf company, Silveremiths, He got $20 a week He had been keeping company with Misa Clara Sander, daughter Henry Sander ape for three years. The patr getting married because of his small pay. A friend of Dewtn told him he could easily pase the examina tion for a junior clerk fn the cus toms house, where he would start at $22 a week. Dewin studied for the examination and spent much time over his books. About 10 weeks ago he examination and failed. He ¢ up bis position with the Metcalf company, fitted up an apartment in Queena, and married the loved. He told her he had passed and was getting $22 a wee custom house. Until he ¢ life he kept up the deceit took the in the fed his This hate Then there pure white serpent. This was a clairvoyant photograph of ony Then there was a spla' light blue on the curtain, This} was a picture of devouon, found tn churches during religious services Now look here, at this next continued the lectarer, and there was a big biot of red thrown on the sereou with ail kind of tentacles sticking out. This was the portrait of the “tough who was just entering a saloon. The hooks on the tentacles show that he Is going Into the oats quenching emporium to get drink, Love thought was bombs are | que Ul} of taxation ox-| | / of | Conference how@tated about | Heney girl he! joate which undying | #amption was @ pleture of a lot all the homes in of | = tones of a man/ shaped some-| thing like exge with a yellow cover.) ing and a blue Interfor Hate ta epresented by biack darts, meaner the more polnted. Red and yeliow mixed together) june show explosive anger Ambition ts « kind of a pecullartly shaped bomb, colored yellow Curfosity tomes are yellow anakes. Blue and white represent love, black hate, brown dislike, blue de votion, and pink affection, such as a mother holds for her enild. AT FAIR FOR LOST F FAMILY pected the grand lodge will make a large appropriation for the enter tainment of delegates to the sever eign grand lodge, which meets In Seattle in September, Capital, $300,000 Surplus, $35,000 While this bank does a large savings busi ne it does even a larger commercial busi ness. We are able to nerve you in both de partments. The follow ing directorate insures conservative, safe man agement: Ferdinand Schmitz, 4, DB. Lowman, A. B. Stewart, R. C, MeCormick, C. H. Bebb, James D. Hoge, N. B. Soiner, Branches at Ballard, Georgetown and Ren ton. Union Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Corner Second and Cherry | |imsued by the authorit THE STAR—WEDNEBDAY, UNE 2, 1900. ALDRIGH BILL WILL ROB PEOPLE: FOR DADDY, WHO'S A HERO SENATE WOULD SNEAK IT THROUGH LaFollette, in Sensational Interyiew, Says Republicans | Are Guilty of Bad Faith, agd,Star Chamber Pro- | posal Is Plot of Trust Senators’ to Serve Rich Con- stituents, BY GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, D. ¢ What do I think of the taritt Senator LaPollette looked at his tient, ‘Then he hie etudy that they being taxed, to add to the of the idle rich, I would Hike to them until they under they are being fooled; that they ar being lied to by Aldrich; that they are atanding ike patient pack whil Aldric Roots aud Galline of the add more pounds to the burden of taxa tlion—more dollars to th | man's coat of living, more | tlds between the rich and the poor, } more difficultios to the man who t# strugeling for his opportunity, more houra to the workman's da weat to farmer's brow roment think of Moe yey h it ten't bad petty AL Joos it revi hate, 1 Jincontent, more are though . poor awollen for June % i) © talk tand that tloner and wa looked 4 ut th piled with open \Ittered with pamphlet with corded-up mar and typewritten copy That you think? wae Volumen? room book mulen trewr onate poor inequall He Had Wh I ean't any at th ea et in wh Which wa Gowt Upward hall make tea nods 8 Ove lan't that oor, mo Ip oF v oppression, mor ment by the ay #lgn, me ‘ « wealth, more r govern feure DOTORe of mathema 1 have the itar er nent, more that ountry pirit in the free man] which la pationt for a long tir but} not forever. |p domonatrati: . dang from what the pedple In Aldrich a tariff em pert? “T ventur cannot mu Do the people great laid want the burden more heavily on Aldrich ny the fundamental data} necessary to defend the schedules | whieh he has pr red, By that | That is | ™menn that he cannot defend hie bill And that /¢¥@n according to the standards laid down in the party He know tb simple funda mental things espential to be known in framing a tariff. He bas met io quiries by evasion And yot thin ts asks the country to ta ported from the seance fiuanee committee and without question. Thin ie the mat whose henchmen are going about invetghing against people who tn aiat On asking about increases in the tariff achedules the finance committees suggests that this tariff business be dited in star chamber.” Bat, senator, they say suftersby dolay | Husiness does suffer by delay and M@ertaloty Hut Aldrich ann@po@e that the bill as perfected by hit Committee will contain a paragraph postponing the going lotgeffect of the new tariff sched ule Ten months from the date of the aneage ot the bill What about un certajinyy then’ Business could go on while congress continued to do Uberaw. What do you hop plish by yourtight? | Let the people know. 1 don't ex pect frich. He t# rep Are thore efforts of that reagnting the favored inter Every day the luter-\esté He has a majority at bia back Aldrich represents in the) Megan revieo the tariff upward senate are trying to bring the tariff a It i, S86 some one has matter to the closeddoor confer . & aliced animal game. He ence committee stage, They don't) gives a plece of pork to this man Uke this talk. Mr. Root aneers at and a hunk of liver to the one over senators who talk-—‘for home con. there, He buys a democratic vote t talk for home con | by a duty on the lumber inter and for the consumption! esta, of manufactured cotton, or the United whatever appeals to the self-interest States. The people onght to under | and greed of the particular member stand that they are being robbed—'He merely distributes the wom thetr backs? 8 to assert that Hut the people wf the tariff, and party promtwed that Revision downward. what the people fe what the platform makers pre tended they were pledging. And in fact-plodged by every candidate and party man who made a speech on thie sub ject. It is nonsense to pretend tet the ia not true n somebody ia gullty'of bad th? Every man who supports the Aldrich bill is guilty of bad faith But they say the bill will be im proved in conference 1 have seen bills ‘improved tn before, I remo Mr. Aldrieh the currency act to with five Improvements which had been added in the And I remember how ft came back stripped of all of them, tncleding that for strengthening bank re serves, and then-—tn the rush and urgeney of winding up the news of the s#enate—it was proved, That t* the Aldrich way You don't think tariff laws should be made behind closed floors? Nor any other Publicity ie the guard to the people's liberties. propose to fight the effort to sup press debate anked & revision the republican asked platform awa and how wont oxy nee business bust ap kind of one © to accotT sort? apecia There are. sumption OUSTED OFFICIALS WILL NOT OUST | (tty United Prem) ORBGON CITY June 2—Al though they were voted out of of Sohnact wae recently ted by flee at & recent reoall election, May-| Mayor Heylman, but Judge Camp Heylman and Councilmen J, F | etl, arter reviewing the cane, ruled A es A. Havens, © PF. Howe, against the clty executive and ruled William Dale and TR. 0. Boswell of | that the plaintiff should be restored | Ewtacada have refused so far to|t0 ble-office, Mince then, the re-| either step out or turn over the reo-/eorder informs the court, Heyiman | wd to Reoorder A. N. Johnaon. and the counctlmen have held his At the Instance of Johnson the! book Miayor-clect Reed and the iroult court has cited five counelimen who were elected at city officials to appear in t onthe recall election have not en 6 and show cause why they able, #0 far, to take their seats, They should not be puntahed for contemp ve carried the trouble Into the of court in refusing to obey the or-! courts for a decision. WIRELESS MAN IS IN TROUBLE im United Prem) NEW YORK, June t-—A warrant for the re-arrest of Horace Greeley SHENANDOAH, Pa June 2.— Robinson, who, as wentative of While four prominent young wom the Marconi Wire Telograph|on were out for a promenade last! company, i alleged to have swin-| evening a fresh young man, dreseed | died many been | in fauitiess attire, rushed forward | and commenced to hug one of them. nth| The four girls pounced upon and} ago Upon complaint of H. 8 Bock! beat the fellow so badly that he will | of San Jose, and was placed undor! never forget it $5.00 GLASSES FOR $1.00 “MAN OWNS A PAIUR OF HDS vitaurey To Ws # Thia te absolutely troe of people continaous paling in th whitch they by taking dangerous Tn the maje thea palne arioe u \ form > nett her at, (n endeavor! t . { Hing dizainers and head # at night are brought oral [dor of the court to give the recone | Ore the records. the recalled When the sheriff of unty, Cal, arrived| ith the ary extradition yesterday, Robinson was 1 into court, He falled to ap- pear, and his bond was deciared for- fetted. bond ot $2,000. gest Berg € noc has her Robinson was arr aa iw Callforntans, porarth ed by closing the aye arn again in raing, whon the eyes Maabllity of the emtire aystom A by The Wash all ntrain, alleviating all maladie nd by the uae of our Lennes, arising from such cau in a short time th will Improve reon suffering tn this w you aclontifically fitt fon Option! 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