The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1909, Page 7

GATION qh YUKON ot the upper « w, wo Ue , 100 pasa met Cue a Seamer Whitehor , sot gome throu ganon left ist , V herea arriving Sa of Puirbank $2.00 5 Wal en route me tes 808 “ Victorian hae $!.' te who fs on : the tern SE resorvation t gale, Jeaving Te gen Hl Ss pen D0, June fa one of of Po victim, w Be easy Davideon @amond stick pin He placed the when he enter i other cust: bis own use was even t a chae fp bis car ot the in time t off with the av te. Morton was be id not make the thief had and escaped Warned 14.—Harvard. Bae vers unl versi warned of laxity ing standards at the inet! Yolate the rules efits of for the ad according i THING “4 4 feta vine wants gga ar conenw renched detying cap ie to enlist the fh starting & bulary Is en. the receipt , and & com fs already the town. aa American same ed te a battle witn bot been con- INTERVENES. M~-interven- | t Is be} the action to syndicate or ip the loan for the! in China, | F WHST OF Press) Ore., June 14. are here to eélebration of the open- through this Toad, which ern Pacific 08 the main line, time U4. — Three na ag Festerday by the 4 ton a lake fo miles west of st ~ Were drowned Pek, near here completed | GO 10 FAIR IN BOATS MANY ENJOY THE TRIP TO AND FROM AJY.P.IN THE LAKE STEAMERS. One of the tent most delightful of reaching exposition grounds ts by the of the Anderson Steamboat pany from Lesehi, Madrona Madison Park The stean make trips each of the and | and the e ways com and ers of this company every half hour from| parks between 8:80 a.| 0 p. m. every day ox opt Sundays, and on every day of week every fifteen minutes from each park between the hours of 1:90 and Hs80 p.m The boats of the Steamboat company are on the lake, ar delightful m the Anderson the finest 1 the trip ix a moat The par are r Way cable leotric line and treet cable. Govern. gulationa will not permit the overcrowding of the steam s that seate are provided for those who #0 to the grounds in this way d by the ¥ wirona Park Madison nt 0 re ore all exposition TOWN SWEPT BY FLAMES, (My Vetted Press) BAKERSFIELD, Cal, June 14 Almost every buliding in the moun tain village of Caliente, 24 | east of this city, fe tn ashes, as the result of a stubborn fire that swept the town Inte yesterday afternoon and last night WON'T EXTRADITE C. H. WIDRIG The authorities at Vancouver have refused to extradite Charlos| H. Widrig, who fe wanted in Loa! Angeles for forgery, and it ts anid | that a demand will be made by the Los Angeles police department It I get my hands on Whirig again,” eald Deputy Will immer: | man, from whom Widrig ee a few days ago, “I will see to it that) he does not get away this time.” Zimmerman allowed Charles H Widrig to return to the Butler ho tel to secure clean Hnen, and while there Widrig took advantage of| the officer's kindness and escaped Zimmerman, who waa much cha arined at the loss of a prisoner, started on his trail with such a} fixed purpose in his mind that he was successful in finding Widrig within a few hours after hin os jeape. Now his only worry is get j ting bis man back to thie country. Widrig was arrested in Seattlo on the Los Angelet warrant several] weeks ago. STAGE PEOPLE WED. NEW YORK, June 14. — Mins | Helen Coggewell, known on the j stage as Helen Hale, was married [here last night to William Hodge, | who has been playing in “The Ma: From Home.” BIG FLOAT MAY BE SENT TO SEATTLE (Ry Cotted Press) |, PORTLAND, Or., June 14.—Fol lowing the suggestion of President \J FE. Chilberg, of the Alaska Yukon. | Pacific exposition, an effort le to be made to send from here to Seattle the magnificent floats used during the Rose festival here, and those floats used in the “Spirit of the Golden West” pag leant, which are owned by the fest [val association DIES IN BATH TUB. (Dy United Pree SAN FRANCISCO, June 14-- |Heart failure is belleved to have been the cause of the death of | | Joaeph Walter, a former business man of Hancen, Ore, who was! found in a bath tub at the Bon Alr apartments laut night GOV. GILLETT IS COMING nitea SACRAMENTO, ca) June 4 }At the invitation of Commissioners | | Piicher and Wiggins, Gov. Gillet, ac. companied by members of bis fam- lily, will leave here thin evening for | Seattle to inspect California's ex- jhibtt at the Alaska-Yukon-Pactfic exposition. The governor will be gone a week and the executive chalr will be filled by Lieut. Gov, Warren Porter. Gov, Gillet hopes to be able| t@ return to Seattle on California ‘day, Sept. 9 $ A GREAT FAIR, AYS BRAZILIAN EDITOR . isior of ot tia, of Rio de Maal, and the leading M of South America, jn a And was the guest He today, visiting the M4 taking luncheon Ambassador, M. 1: Sposition officin fome to the true character he Yad M. Rodrixues fs my first tri liv the with Ji “tp ) west 4 in trip this trow wvening t Alaska, Re H visit Yellowstone i Th ia in the islands and th GETS Busy today A relating to Adolph Segal company 5 bt Deng Refining and They General attend that White Mountains Si time July, I shall sail: for Burope thence to my home. Seattle surpasses any of our ideas of the size of the cities in the Northwest, and your exposition Is truly magnificent, superior even to that in Brazil last year.” M. Rodriguez came to Seattle by way of Los Angeles, San Francisco and Portland, While here, he is staying at the Hotel Washington Hoe {a accompanied by his grand. niece As editor of the strongest ne paper in South America, Mr. Rod ricuez is a prominent authority on South American affairs, While at the exposition he has been the guest of J. W. Kolb, who has charge of the exhibit of the bureau of South American Republics, in and — A miniater's daughter was vinit- ing a family in a parish which her father had recently left. One day she explained to her hostess that » he hoped the poople of the church would not send for him to conduct funerals, but would have the present pastor of the church. Think ing perhaps she might have given offense she looked up with a bright smile and wided: “But of course he would dé very glad to attend your funeral,"-The Delineator for | July intles | HELD UP AND ROBBED IS HELD FOR ARSON | | | SINKS WITH THE CREW (By United Preas) BEBABTAPOL, have le gone of saving ifvon"of the of stitinddrine = Kambala Just aa John HL. Oltman and Mrs,| Accused of attempting to fire hi }Oltman were about to lock their Erocery, at Twenty-fourth ay, 8] oollect jand Lane at, shortly after 10| o'elock Saturday night, two young | men entered the establishment and| at the point of a revolver com the proprietor to stand while they rifled the cash drawer of $60 in gold and allvor PRETTY GIRL PROVES TO BE A MODERN NANCE OLDEN |ARRESTED IN FRISCO AND THE POLICE BELIEVE SHE WILL TAKE HER LIFE, uM All twenty small place of bustnoss in order to June the of #350 which had been placed upon tt, A A ted by Patrol men Carr morning The patrolmen in the mmall fruit stand fair grounds owned by Cotter, a {quantity of coal oll had been scat tered about and behind @ counter pressure was a lighted candle, If the candle | peatodly had been left to burn a few hours | chains longer the oll would have nally ignited and & blase resulted. jexhaueted, having saecomplished The officers who made the 4r/nothing. All operations have been rout gay that Cotter’s business has | abandoned. been poor for some time The chan insurance the orew the Russian Cotter wae arre which Waa and Kendall yesterday |#unk In collision with the battle by hip Rostisiay§ during maneuvers that | Priday the near died tn the discovered have the immense tried to pase night, Two divers attempts to rescue men, On account of the Others and heroleally around the wreek, but fl to the surface utterly have re become came of saving the ven | of the imprisoned men were rec ognized from the first as very re |mote, although under normal con ditions the submarines have an alr | oapacity of three days, The Kam} bala type of submarine, however is weak structurally and for this reason cannot normally make scont of more than 100 foet Kambala went down in 150 of water and only untrust worthy bulkheads stood between the men and death after the boat | was struck BATTLE RAGING a BANK WRECKER MORSE MAKES APPEAL FOR SIMPLE JUSTICE | WIFE APPEARS CONFIDENT THAT HE WILL BE RELEAS- ED FROM HIS CELL, 14.—Fol arrest of pretty 20-year Jean Thurnher, who con & series of burglaries that woh the operations of Nance Olden, the young woman and her husband whom she has been married but 10 months, are the ob }Jecta of close gurvetliance by the officers. Thurnher tx freneled by his wife's arrest, and the officers fear that both young people may end thelr lives. It developed today that the girl} Was arroated and charged with bur slary several moutha ago, bat the case against her was not prosecut ed. The young husband was heart broken, and ploaded with hie wife | Ito mend her ‘ways. Together they beg Littleton, wald that }are said to have struggled to ove loree Was ready to secept his pun - y > jcome her mania for SSppropriating ishment if the court believed him that adv from Uskup, other persona’ property. Pinally,|to be gullty as charged | Huropean Turkey, report a floree |Mra, Thurnher ta aald to have per Morse, in bis message, said there | engagement at Djakoviteh in North jsvaded her husband to enter an|W4# po use for him to appear per! orn Arbania, between a force of jAgreement whereby each was to jwonally to hear the arguments In! 19 690 Albanians and battalions commit suteide should she be again | bin caso, but he wished to make it) of Turkish troops. wording to the dispatch, the Albanians were repulsed by the deadly fire of the} Turkish artillery The Turkish | BERKELEY June lowing the old Mr (My United Press) NEW YORK, June 14 sympathy meroy, Charles bank to the | Scorning | Ww. wrooker, United that Morse, convicted today of appeals sont State word he for atmple Justice, The Attorney court (te United Pres) LONDON, June 14-—An Athens dispatch to a London news bureau asked only message was brought by who oaye "8 | a i arrested, ia view of Thurnher's| plain that he had been unjustly [half erased condit fon, the police | convicted fear he will carry out his end of the) Mra. Morse hac pact banker, sat In the court room| government is hurrying 12 battal pollee declared today that| throughout the proceedings, She | ions io the scene of the trouble. | Mre thorsher * record covers a | conversed with Littleton frequently | i period of six years. She hae oper.|and seemed to be making sugges ated, they said, under the names of| tions as to the conduct of the case.; TEHERAN, June jJean Gordon. le Russell and * Morse has made a brave | from Tabris says ar Tessie Gorman, and formerly waa| fight for her husband, selling her! tween the Turkish consult at Ba | owe in San Francisco as the furniture and dismissing her ser-| mad and gendarmes led to a con ‘Cowboy girl Her father, who ts|vants to provide money to reim- filet dead, is said to have been a well| burse his creditora and carry his| witgh the Turks lost 12 killed and | known jurist of Los Angeles. | sppeal to the higher courts. She! the Turks 7 killed aad a large num- | expr enaed her confidence today a ber wounded MAIL ‘ORE “spy est prison aa the result of his pe | her husband would be relea peal (My United Press) LOB ANG , June lessness in handling registered packages in the local pout pe hae | probably is responsible for the die appearance of $20,000 In bank bills, (ty United Frees) half of which have been recovered. S8T. PAUL, Minn, June 14.—Tho| Georgetown, | The amount, in four separate pack-| committee in charge of arrange Lewls chose carbolic acid as the) jagew, was mailed by the First N&/ ments for the Christian Endeavor instrument of death and after pur tional bank of this city to the Bank! convention, which opens here July'chading the poison at Heary's of Hiabee, Artz, on May |7, announced today that William J,, pharmacy, 1336 Yesler way, took a) When the bank here notified | Nryan, who comes with the Nebras-| car to Georgetown. Ho drank the by the Bisbee bank of the nonar lke delegation on their apectal train, acid and fell In the doorway of a} rival of the money, it was presomed|has declared ho will make an ad-|ballding on Rainier av. at George | a robbery had been committed, but| dress at the wedding of any couple | town, where hé was found a few yesterday two of the packages were| that accepte the offer of Rev, H.| minutes later and hurried to the returned by a railway mall clerk,| 8 Salisbury of Omaha to marry, hospital. Hopes for his recovery who @lecovered that the packages | them free a charge on the tratn. are held out had been placed In the wrong sack} - - in the Loa Angeles post office. | | wife of the convicted 14.—A report} fi altercation be ' with the Turkish troops in BRYAN TO ADVISE NEWLY WEDS Refusing to disclose the tempt to take his life early this morning, Henry Lewts, of 13th i. Aid Matin st, tes at the point lof death at the county hospital at anon 14.—Care for an at $ LAID TO RES (iy United Press) { BOSTON, June 14.—The great Unicarian ramtly of Moston met yesterday in the South Congress tlonal church to pay a inet tribute to their departed leader, Edward | | Everett Hale The body of Dr. Hale lay in state from 16 until 1 o'clock and was) viewed by inousanda. Ambassador Bryce attended the | funeral. PRESIDENT PENNA ILL. | RIO JANEIRO, June 14--Dr. Ab} phonso Moreira Penna, president of brasil, is gravely il, and last night the ministers were summoned to the palace. | No better collection of Fine Summer Washable Fabrics could be found. It’s really remarkable, as to style and price. The most fashionable can find here the material needed for their choicest gown. You will be delighted with a visit. We welcome your inspection. JNPANESE PLAN GHANGE IN KOREAN AFFAIRS (My United Prewe) TOKIO, June 14.-—-Many changes in the administration of Korean af faire are predicted here today. They probably will go into effect when the new resident general of the hermit kingdom, Viscount Sone assumes the active duties of his of fice. This morning tn the Imperial court Viscount Sone formally was inaugurated resident general. The office of vice resident general bas been abolished. One of the principal events of the court ceremonies today was the \inauguration of Prince Ito as preal dent of the privy council. ‘HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT C. OF C. BORDERED LINENETTES — For sultings, atripes and plain 32 Ine! “186 SUITINGS— stripe; 20¢ | SILK TISSUE—A light, dainty white grounds, floral 27 inches wide Yard isis ita 35c SILK MADRAS—In light and *'™ $5 25c¢ 30c FLAXONG, in stripes and plain | looks washes well 18¢ all uaual colors; a new matertal; like linen and a2 Inches wide; yard colors; yard UNION LINEN White grounds, color 27 inches wide. Yard LINENETTES—In colors; an ideal suiting price 12%0. 28 inches wide. yard . and | price 10c STRIPE AND CHECK WHITE | DIMITY—Lafgely used for waists and underwear; 27 In stripes fabric, floral doulgns; usual LAWNS—Dainty stripe design; 12%e; 28 inches wide. Special, yard . colored grounds; wide. Yard A SPLENDID VARIETY IN SOISPTTES, yard The Chamber of Commerce will elect officers for the enaulng year lin ita rooms, top floor of the Cen: | |tral bullding today from 10 a. m, pm. Election ts by ballot ALOWIN'S WIOOW A MARRY A DOGTO , Cal, June 14 ated denials of both prinetpals, the rumay that Mra. Lilllan Bennett Baldwin, | widow of the late K. J. (Lacky) | Baldwin, is to wed Dr. Leon Elbert Landone, will not be downed The deuiale which Mrs, Baldwin and Landone hurriedly gave today have not served to allay the sus fjotons of their friends, and the int of a romance that may culml-| nate in « marriage In the near fw ture, Is current today, | A SPLENDID VARIETY iN POPLINS, yard Yard to 3 Y P Ti Every man should wear A.- “he 1€8 ., A.-Y.-P. Tie; they are beautiful colorings; popular the instant they went on sale, You should see them and wear them. One price—50c each. LOS ANGEL! Despite the r SECOND AVE OSHER AT JAMES The Reliable Reliable 3 re. Store. Store jthem dic NGS ELKINS WILL WED) jal fuinily haye been overcome and | Daughters of the jchief prodecuting attorney, |in the southern clty « TAKES POISON | ] TWINS BORN AB CAEBAR, (Dy United Brew) FRANCISCO, J Tully today | m ee ie mother of the STATUE IS NEW SHOWS UNVEILED FOR STREAK AT A.-Y.-P. WASHINGTON STANDS FORTH ON THE GROUNDS. M Unction of being t first pair of twins into the world In Cal ever brought ornia by a| the babes and one of} Phe | oth expect arian t Ca yperation were born two da 4 24 hours or ls a healthy boy, ed to live who ls | came in the DUKE ABRUZZI (Hy United Press) NAPLES 14.--Plans the marriage of Duke D'Abru Hiking are report to be the motive for Qe secre of the Duke and Duchy who secretly boarded | the hip Beriii, which sailed for New York Saturday | It In reported that all to the match on the part of the roy 1» |Flag Day Ceremonie td Around the Tallest Flag Staff. Katherine day t departur De Gulse. tenn RATTLER YIELDS TO RATS. The Laredo Taft statu | Washington ented t versity of ant objections pre June American Hey tion, was unvetled this afternoon [the Av¥.P. exposition by Klean | Washington Caldwell, the \¥ grand-daughter Washingt the , Mount Ve the and t was brought purchased window ning t food for terdé snake that Mins the ducal bore Hikins will pair when aceompany they return ts The he gr to und wae firm for a eat Kar 18 COMING TO BEATTLE 8. Dr m of Dana A017 ad av. W this week Augustin of obtained a owner Wa Btowart wh Brown, Rallr will arrive fn the elt from Annapolis he has just graduated from the Naval academy Mr, Brown tp 21 years of age, anc was appointed in his 16th year by Senator Pil He ran) S4th tn} * a class of 174 J NEWLY CHOSEN CHIEF DEPUTY ARRIVES Pverett B. W v t ul at Today in the d Cirel the j|wonted to the university of America Key H, Hanford speech of presentation The ceremonies preceding velling of the Washingtor held in the auditorium t the unveiling hear rat ight from the flagetaf Dow alwo, after nging ody. sueccurob. ad, while w n at expoal b by the & ute hour the Jon. snak (he «rat was nearly d bute to it the ntat fox en f WANT LAW TO BE ENFORCED The Methodist ministers in con ve this morning appointed cori to walt on Mayor Miller, He and Prosecuting At- Vanderveer, in an endeavor yecure the enforcement of the front law which recent- meeting was called for afternoon, and pastors from all elty met in the ¥, M. C. A, and the subject was dis- much heat | lowed main gate Prof. I y, a George F. Meany, of ] the Washington made the speech of ac , the state and President the university Both ceremonies witne by thousands of cheering |tors. At the day ceremo chorus of 260 high school children ‘sang patriotic airs. The cadets fr the Washington srate the University of Ide a milftary air to the monies, which were among most impressive events of exposl tion history, Ellis, newly appointed | *!t arrived on the has be alnce elec tion, when his health broke down. He was appointed by Geo. Vander voor WHOLE CABINET DISMISSED. PUERTO CORT Spanish Hon duras, June 14.—F joal differ ences In the official family of Pres ident Davilia culminated on June 5 in the resignation or dismissal of hia entire cabinet. today from Los Angelos steamer Governor, He Kano for) u to "A genera thi ver the cadets rioti cussed with Grand Rapids Furniture Sale At the Stern Furniture Co., 1528 Second Av. This sale gives you the opportunity to secure High-Grade Furniture at a saving of one-third to one-half off the regular retail prices, and it will pay | | you to see us before buying anything | in our line. DRESSER, like cut, made of solid quartered oak, serpentine swell front, two top drawers; size of top 20x44; French bevel pattern or oval plate mirror; sine 24x40; regular value, $24 85 ‘ ' my 1: DRESSER, ewoll-top drawers, mirror, alee 18x24 romulat value §:: like cut, in golden finish; has two French bevel or oval plate sine of top 20x40; 0; wale pri Nes a) ret 2 ~ Full made leat Turkie f opr ¢ $38 5 ALL PURE WHITE 45-LB. | COTTON FELT MATTRESS, $9.85 | ROC uarantecd oll ke cut wenuine like cut, made tempered t extensor ar value $4 EXTEN ION TAR has a 48- xd IRON RED nm, three quarte 1-6 inch #, heavy ang THE STERN FURNITURE CO. Grand Rapide Furniture Distributers, 1 528 SECOND AVENUE Between Pike and Pine Stree Nike cut, im white or full alze; has 1 n head and foot sale price blue or Quality the Best. Prices the Lowest.