The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1909, Page 1

10 x oun Great Shearing TEN PAGES Day Is Predicted —- Old of Taking Money From Lambs Is Re- i; How Trick I ' When You Know It. BY MARL NEW YORK, Jono 3s here to beware Whe snare iss \ at present conditions in the light of the past, the recent st. has set in motion the good old re we how Wal ae y game, and are > ‘an opinion. ok Upham Adams, wh at, methods and exy ve high prices in a pr at hand padlic is remiaded e the panic. There wa topstantly advanclig prt bp tbe eras came, avd (he EB confidence b € ih 8 co by the & fn the game o uP Blocks are soi ‘of the advice houses and old cust s the or a ———_— ej} the « s has » the And ort ‘Then, when loss do tn mar none of the and there aro no The fleck i as It was two years, be encered at; '@ days in- Speciaitios-— trust, the Hill and Harriman road and industrial t» Well by the the times “See be "public is in” and e ; propose to ai 344 Is ft be tag day oe lows the public stand rte) Tac w profits? Ther for somebody Byening Post, on a “very wealthy was to & plot Millions In the < Upward rise of Was arti people, I!ke led spindle txed t was a hand Which the oper meretly. People “Mn the path. of there, they But there am the hand | which made stop somewhere People got “@indie man got % . een | Sibextion to’ to MG ARRESTED MAGE OF MENT Press.) A, dune 16—Ortis arested at the I this Morning on a ge of embezziement, $710, alleged to March 1, 1908. ‘Was sworn to by Mtorney general's Waived an examina Hee court, and was to the superior bail for trial. Information was ‘Superior court. id not guilty, MW was set for the thas been furnished to Hamiiton’s attor 48 800 as bail is Po these charges, the the forgery com \ ow HELEASED ON All BAIL ta! as, Prove.) , dune 16. h Convicted of Was released afternoon un Ww his liberty up he would ing of the the United Sourt of appeals, Cae under con banteer's re Was the result of GOMpieted nest enough to thelr readers’ interests to higher at br s Worked—Simple Enough EN E, PEW, has been lesued t for the hook bs bleating bait war eware! bie y of the New York newapapers that has spent many months investi ing the traders’ “t ays feasiona| market mean the ks. that vents of two yeare ago, leading market, and the Uleker tape, es, Wha an attractive bait. Sud aay Mark, playing the other fellow’s suckerish idiocy, saw his pretty who w holding the dice, and calling new suckers in Get In while you can,” ts kere are mailing and wiring to mers the country over up o © now GMD THE PEOPLE'S queere apindle game, an © made the accompanyin gram, which shows the the figures of course, only a# an illustration. When the Evening Post warned) the pablie that the squeeze game| was on, the average market price} of the speculative list was around} 97, or nearly par. The first move! of the kings fa to ante some of thetr| own cash and stimulate outaide buy jing. The expert who made the diagram suggests that they may IN SESSION is aS La ee back and wait THREE HUNDRED ARE. A Good Crowd Is on the’ Grounds Despite the the word out to every town and city Weather. operation, being used NURSES ARE of the country, The financial col umng of newspapers every whore breathed the spirit of “Huy,” for they told of advancing prices, and | that Is news-and thus even bonest | newspapers unconsciously become the dupes of the kings. |° Our expert figures that on the! ‘The first rainy day in the course Kings’ 91,000,000 ante the pnblic/of the AYP. exposition today! jeame in with $50.00,000, carrying found fair sized crowd on the jthe average price up to 115. At this | grounds, despite the threatening poltit there was some profit taking! weather, The spectal events of the (some “wise ones” bad bad enough | morning was the gathering of the and wld), and the kings bed t0/ Washington Stato Graduated again stimulate the market and TO) Nurses’ association In the lecture assure the Iambe. So the @xpert! hall of the Fine Arts Hullding, about | says they may have put up a sécond) 209 pHeing present. This afternoon $1,000,000, and this buying carried) the nurses attended a reception at the average ‘price to around 118,/the Woman's Building, and the| where ft ls toda balance Of the afternoon and eve Arbitrarily the expert has set the | ning will be apent by the delegates figure 121 as the top average price, | visiting the exposition grounds. To- and he believes that the kings) inorrow their sessions will be held would Nke to Induce the lambe to! | at the Woman's Club house on Har ap to that figure, at least, be-)yo04 ay. and Thomas et } fore the big shearing comes: Large numbers of Masons and Thus the indicator of the squeete | tadies of the Eastern Star are on | spindle turns. abd. of course, the) the grounds dally this week, hands of \. manipulators, whoever | ionding the sessions in the Ma-| they inay be, are upon the stop] sonic Tullding and viewing the ox brak When the publle boys, the | position | kings sell. When prices are at the op and a crash fs imminent, the} hoot 8 are always found “os LOCAL FISH FOR. the stock and the kings the money bag | ’ | ‘That's the squeese-spindle game. | FISHERIES’ ' SHOW. | The New York World says editor lally; “Leave Wall st. alone.” aomereamecsssomemecss | ‘Two tanks of local fresh water fish, perch and trout from Lake Green Lake, were yesterday in |atalled in the fisheries de partment | . of the government building, and) selnera are at work today on the} sound, gathering salt water fish When these are installed, the gov ernmeot’s elaborate fisheries dis | play will be complete. bene sg ny Mr. F. H, Howen, who has been installing the exhibit, lea Washington, D, C., this evening. | The wonderful many colored fish | Ifrom the Honolulu Royal Aquarium | have been placed tn the tanks and| the machinery Installed to keep the} water heated to 70 degrees. LIFE SAVERS ARE (iy Calted Press) DENVER, Colo, Jane are dead, or 16 fatally y hurt an the mion of a 40-ton Four} pe ed and seven # rsons ne injur fon result of the boller in the power station of Denver Gas and Electric lant night The building was wrecked when the boiler, which was thrown 800 feet Into the air down upon the roof. The loss ie eatimated at $200,000 The force of the expk reat that Rachael Oo was watering a Away, wae hit on by a flying and jured Offict company company whol came property was detein lawn tw the he xd | in-} life saving crews’ ex » Lake Union, which ntinued for some days, | wing to the IIness of three mem: | « of the crew, have beon started ith cil dik gah nad oleatein| more, taking place at 2 o'clock have not determined the |! the afternoon dally, It is plan of the explosion. |ned shortly to have a morning ex ‘JOHN HILL IS. ADETS REFUSE TO FOUND GUILTY COMPETE Judge Gilliam found John from person nd trial of Hill, the ¢ on a verdict Attorney ted this would be as lent with Hill beeause brick rious! once cause day court The proposed Y Hill between the Washington This lege and the University Idaho | firat | cadets, scheduled for this morning at the expoattion, fatled terial: | lino, both companies declining to en: | ter, Capt. A. M, Wetherall, who has charge of the military camp at the exposition, made an effort to get the rivals together, but it ap Ipeare’ to be 0 ease of * being afraid, while the other dassen't.”| Capt, Smith, of Idaho, and Capt Mitchell, of Washington State, could not agree on holding the con test, and as the Washington cadets! * break camp tomorrow, It is not * likely that the competition will be) BR KK HK | held, drill te col-| tf larcer of ecuting Holts ning that the t possible ft hi ITO TOIT OTOT OK HH tO * Tuesday's A-Y-P. Attendance. % Total.admiasions * terda Total since opening . eee ee eee (me ACH TANS OPtRATIONS, WALL 87T,'S a SGVRERE SECC ER. lan effort to escape. Trumbull seteed SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1909, ALL STREETS LATEST TRAP MAY BE SPRUNG VERY SOON FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF COMSTOCK CARRIGAN HAS TROU- BLE WITH AS- SOCIATES. Declines to to Follow Wishes of Men for Whom He Is Trustee. What promises to be the most | interesting’ And the hottest of the fights for the contro! of the Com | stoek Golden Gate Mining company | betweew County M.; J, Cafrigay and 175 minority stock holders, will probably Friday when the meeting of board of directors ts called in Franetsco Yesterday Carrigan was beaten in & scheme to have the meeting post poned for # year, which would give him absolute contro! for that length of tine Agtording to Royal L. Sweany lone Of the stockholders in the com ‘pay, with offices at 1163 Empire batiding, he and his father, Thomas sms | J, any, together with Henry omit Of Tacoma, have been put ting Up all of the money needed re | Gently for the operation of the mine tnd for Me release from MUgation | beeaitte of sults wtarted by employes to Math tnelr wages. Carrigan Beeks Control, “Tid gist of the matter,” sald Swenty this morning, “is that Car rigaw Wants to grab everything in eight aud control the company as he ee Mt. He even had the nerve to ok 4 big salary for his ser ieee ce, on the trip with the reat lat thé committee to Ban Francisco ot aix weeks ago. We paid all bees and those of the reat Committees, but none of the be asked for a salary, Carrigan drew his ealary from the county a of that time, and yet he wanted to} Bs up, too. And now | sup) pote he'll want another big salary) since he bas elected himself presi: Commissioner next the Han occur “INVESTMENT” SHOT AND ATALLY WOUNDED COMMERCIAL AGENT | OF RAILROAD IS THE VICTIM. Representatives of the Iu! inois Central Shot | Down. et i retains control of the com- Bweany continued, “it will @ Gaslest thing in the world for refuse to make the payments - $60,000 that haw to be paid to itt Hewson, the deposed prest hee the stock Hewson trans | fected to the minority stockholders | Dit which Carrigan holds as true tee, Jf the company does pot make payments, Ure stock fails hack ewaon, and the old conditions | deiaippebeigonse: will again occur J. 8 MeLaughiin, traveling | ga Gardigan and Hewson oan reap freight agent for the same road, ng Carrigan’s Position. shot in the leg by the negro, but) “The queer part of the (ransaction not sertously wounded, Trambull| is tliat Carrigan only has control of found the porter, whose name is the As trustee for the minority sald to be RE. Brooks, reeling about #to@Rholders, but he combate their the streets, and tried to induee him wh Bt every possible oppor to return to the car, Brooks made tunfly, and has endeavored to run the *husihess to sult himeelf, even me ia not in accordance with (Dy United Pree) SHANIKO, Ore, June 16-1. Hy Trumbull, representing the Minot¢ Centra! ratiroad tn Portiand as com mercial agent, was shot and perhaps fatally wounded early today by a) negro porter, who resisted Traum: |i ball’s attempt to take him back to! & wool buyer special car standing} on a track noar Bhantko, him, but the porter broke away, | pulled a revolver, according to wit- nesses, and fired at Trumbull. The | bullet entered the railroad mans heatiliy remarked Sweany, “is that groin and took an upward course. | he t#ed to transfer 20,000 ehares to McLadghiin, who was standing BMameifin payment for his services | nearby, ran after Brooks, who turn} while goting on the committee.) ed suddenly and infileted a wound! These @hares are worth at in the leg of his purauer. A posse $5,900, and are estimated as high | was quickly organized and started \ ae o% ie pursuit, but no. word bas been| “We have & great majority of the received from the party. stockholders with we,” he sald in ex Trumbull and Mclaughlin were) plagation of the fact that Carrigan | placed on a special train aod rush 'eeeths to be fighting alone, “but that | ed to the nearest hospital, Sur | lamp of 425,000 shares which Car-| goons who examined Trumbull re-| rigam holds as trustee for the former) ported that his chances for recovery | minority stockholders gives him the are slim. control. It was through Its use that Brooks recently came here from) he @lected himself president of the Chicago to serve the party of the) company. wool buyers’ special that la touring Personally Carrigan owns but 600 this part of the state shares of stock the ot the rest | “Bot fhe worst part of the grab," ) BRYAN ROASTS SENATE CHICAGO, June 16—William Jennings Bryan today said the tar iff legislation now being enacted by the senate is the boldest piece JAP STRIKERS CONFIDENT, (By United Pree) HONOLULU June 16.-—The atrike altuation here remains prac tieally unchanged today The i |ieaders of the Japanese, who have |OF “1h Hie mero r at | quit work on the sugar plantation, | jempted in this countr: | are trying to keep up the spirit Of py a aeeankaeeake their followers with promises that they will soon recetve atrong finan: | 4 clal backing from the Pacific const le but little credence is given this + aid Warmer! story lw Ree Te (5 UNGONSTITUTIONAL (By United Press) SPRINGFIELD, lil, June 16, | —The supreme court of Hlinois today declared unconstitutional the state primary law, and as a result, the state ie without a legal method of nominating candidates for office it is thought that a special session of the legislature will be called to enact a new law. The decision of the supreme gourt je a result of an attack made upon the primary law by candidates defeated in the state primarie WEATHER FORECAST. Fair tonight, Thursday fair light west winds, out every evening at 6:30 con: taing a full account of The Baseball Game The Victoria Races together with the games in the American, National and Pacific Coast leagues. Watch for the Green Extra FREE IMPORTS GRANTED. (iy United Pree.) WASHINGTON, June 16,—De feating various amendments aimed | against the free importation of) tobacco and sugar from the Philip: | pines, the senate today adopted committee amendments whieh will permit the free importation of 400,-| 000 pounds of sngar, 1,000,000 pounds of tobacco and 70,000,000 olgare annually from the Islands, least + CONTINUAL HENEY THE OBJECT OF AN ATTACK \GRAFT PROSECUTOR IS BITTERLY AS- SAILED. | Attorney for Calhoun Fires Volleys of Insin- uations (By United Frees.) FRANCISCO, June Prosecutor BAN Bpectal 16 France) J Heney bitter he was the object of a attack by A. A. Moore, when restitned his argument for the fense in the trial of Patrick houn today, Volley after volley of rvid rhetoric veetive and Insinuation, were at the head of the pre Heney wae branded as a hire of Rudolph Bpreckels, and aa the head of an organized force of crim inal detectives The address of the torney was veteran at in point of expression and rhetoric of the and most rensational ever delivered before a elty The larker ¢ terday, ar one arguments jury in thie mrt room held ywd than was present ye and a goodly number of the t audience were Th dant accompanied to by wife and his urrounded by talent that waa the name of Cal charge that clouds women war court his daughters. Th the galaxy of le gathered to free houn from the it two Moore asserted that the effort to; was fast in the | connect bribery of the the defendant with the of the former supervisors city was farcical, TODAY'S TREASURY REPORT. WASHINGTON, D. C., June 16 The treasury statement today shows Receipts, $2,242.47 bursementa, $2,045,600 (|A.-Y.-P. GUARD IS DISMISSED Chief Wappenstein, of the ox sition guards, today dismised Ser geant J. K. Lejune of the guards who was arrested last night on the fair grounds, on @ charge of drunk enness, W. D, Chapman, a game keeper, was arrested at the same Une. The case was the first in which It has been necessary to discipline the members of the guard, The sergeant was kept in the export tion guard room last night like a common prisoner, and this morn ing was shown off the grounds with orders not to return | surcharged with in| ng | ceived this morning, ar cloverest aboard 125 pa | ‘ CRAY PAGE, ONE CENT ARS FUR Th SAFETY OF ALL THOS ON BOARD NOME BOATS STEAMERS OHIO, OLYMPIA AND UMATILLA REPORTED TO BE CAUGHT IN ICE FLOES IN NORTH. Olympia Said to Have a Hole in Her Bow, and the Report Adds That Water Is Pouring In- to Her Hold. Fears are entertained here for the Ohio and Umatilla which, accor stuck mouth of the Yukon river. jing to in the The Olympia is said to be stove and to be taking water freely The Ohio and Umatilla act number on the latter being 6 are all right, Capt. ach are safety of the steamers Olympia, a United Wireless report re- ice off Cape Romanoff near the in forward on the starboard side, linger is her master, She has ngers and a crew of 55 510, As far as known both ther The Olympia, with the Ohio, is the property of the Alaska 8. 8. Co. and sailed from Seattle two weeks ago with the first of the spring rush to Nome and St. Mich Co. and sailed at about the same ti Reilly, one of the best navigators on the Pa All three are stee! boats, and are considered very reliabie, As ures will be taken for her relief. The Umat lia is owned by the Pacific Coast from San Francisco, Capt. fic, is her master, The Ohie ¢ last year for nearly 40 days. oon as the condition of the Olympia can be ascertained meas- See “HMLUNGER MAY IVE PRESIDENT TAFT SENDS POSITION A special dispatch received by The Star this afternoon from Washington ye if Secretary Ballinger follows out his incl: tion and during the coming fail calls for the resignation of F. H. Newell, director of the recla- jee, he will tender e to KR. H. Thomson, city engineer of Seattle. Know- ing Thomson as he does, the secretary believes he is the best ‘0 take charge of the reclamation service, though there it some doubt whether Thomson would accept the ap- pointment. | THOMSON FEDERAL (MESSAGE TO CONGRESS (By United Press.) | WASHINGTON, June 16.—Prest- ident Taft sent a special measage to congress today recommending the adoption of an amendment to the federal constitution providing for the levy and collection of an jincome tax The message also recommended as part of the pending tariff bill an excise tax upon all corporations amounting to 2 per cent of their net income. In opening the message refers to the fact that President Taft invited the attention of congress to the ne- cessity of revision of the tariff, and to his having pointed out the obll- gation to arrauge duties whith would secure equate income for an ad the government DID THE BEST ! COULD, SAYS UNKNOWN | SUICIDE ROUND OF DRINKING (iy United Press) NEW YORK, June 16.—Tales of drinking intoxication again occupied the see Mre tenance Nquor and sions of the Howard Gould separate main suit today of 1906, swore that the In latter part 1906 Harry Turner, an empl Castle Gould since he saw Mrs. Gould un fluence of liquor in the of July or early in. August and again in the same condition November 6, 1906 On cron exami that these the sions on which he had ever Mra. Gould when she appeared to Intoxicated Turner testified that never seen Mra, Gould take a drink but said that he overheard her tell Manager Malloy, of Gould Castle that he discharged and call him some names On cross examination, he ted that Mrs. Gould had cor ation he stated were snly two occa ween he had was it TGontinued on Page 7.) GIVE DINNER TO WEDDING PARTY A delightful little dinner party was held Saturday evening by Dr, and Mes. Frank Wilbur Chace in honor of Miss Etta Garner and William Robiey Evans who aro be married on June 22 Both Miss Garner and Mr. Ryans are members of Dr, Chace's choir at the First Presbyterian church and the dinner to the bers of the wedding party The Chace home was be decorated for the oceasion fusion of roses and ferns «being used After was itifully a pro dinner Dr, Chace enter tained the party at the exposition jeret he so carefully guard \to his grave | Grounds }two miles jhad come He Carefully | Pipes for Death and Then Dies. BY PONnE beh cane ae Bearing every ¢ of ment and culture, with pi whi ing much worn but of good texture, the body of an unknown suicide was | found yesterday on the county read, | Death self-ad. from Issaquah from laudanum | ministered leareful mem: | the of shown by found in one This much wa note whieh wa the dead man's | I've done the eat I could wrote the dead man in the note It's all off now,” and he then mad preparatt before swal lowing the laudanum which meant all his troubles Weak Yet Strong what one sureease from Weak yet strong | would have to wit this mar who, in his prime of life, sought to avold all further trouble and chose the coward'’s method,—that of self destruction Hut not whol when in end an the he weak was g his life or 8 ar man ought to prevent r from touching anyone ne to him, Carefully he every scrap of evid might lead to his identity b tablished. He preferred to be num bered with the nown dé rather than shame bis loved one There is no need for anyone to friend for I have At he con ing fact th to m ce that and rain friends, but wished both to re unknown Prepared Himself. bod wa of showed the his could be that she death he had been carefull ved and hi hairctrimmed, He had laid himself across & fallen tree to die The sulelde old and must have good looking fore and sorrow overtook An endeavor Will be made to find some clow to the sulclde's identity although it ts believed that the 1 will go The hat t man not # laborer, f wer wer thirty been a tr was about years man uble him with him WOMAN IS _, WEARY OF THIS LIFE yesterday afternoon the of Ino Sakamoto was found hanging from a beam in the rear room of her husband's restau- rant at 619 Main st., a new account had to be ned in the records of tne Seattle police station. Ino Sakamoto is the first of all the thousands of Japanese women in Seattle to die by her own hand from tue immemorial Japanese method of stranguation. The y was found by Fuizo Sakamoto, the woman's brother-in- law, Mrs, Sakamoto evidently had been dead for several hours. When Sakamoto found the body it was n that the woman had tied a clothes line about her neck and then fastened the other end to the top of a water heater The woman was years old. Sakamoto conducts a small restau r their apartments 1 the husband and friends of oman it could not be learned Mrs. Sakamoto ended her When dead body MISS DAVIS DEAD i Davis, da r of Rob a prominent merchant of at the home of at Green Lake yester- Miss Davis has been il for several months rhe funeral will be held from the c » Methodist church at 2 Inte Ant ce r it La died t rrow at Mount Pleas: tery ee ee BANK CLEARINGS, Seattle. Clearing today. .$1,65 Balance 5 Tacoma Clearings today Balan $1,118 Portland, $i, 48,622.00 29,097.00 ORR ORK Clearings today k HRHRHAAR EEK * * * * * * * * * * * *