The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1909, Page 12

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; eee a 12 9 AGAIN HEAD COMPANY ran Timber Man Is Elected Active Officer of Trust Which Controls Dealings in Many States. a cd Tacoma ¥e ing | No, 2, Guibord; bow, B, J, Fisher ments of private vice president; KR. | — breakers and armed them to the wee jp ees ‘Says There Ie a tooth, and in fact the trute te giv ing a plain de thon of being recrotary Weyerhaeuser, 8 Way to Know When jn insurrection and prepared to ev Paul, treasurer; George 8. Long foreoe ite will at all hasards Tacoma, realdent agent People Are Lying, Be- nage aes & Bell The directorate comprises Ww 2 j : ; | H. Laird, Winona Horace} cause It Has Been Tried) Why Is the United Staton Steel Hi. Irvine, St, Pa t. L. MeCor corporation making war upon ma mick, Tecoma; William Carsot on a Monkey. |rine Workers, ron and steel work B PH tcher, W aa! fers and tinplate kere at this : ; “t 1 a . time? Why are 60,000 me ong, Ta] LAWRENCE, Kan, July All ican out of eae gay | . Denckman, Rock | most Skeesics, professor of phy#lo- | cing , ane Isiand, 111 rick Weyerhaeus: |). Catversity of Kansas, [compelled to battle agaiuet ; er, Bt Paul; Laytayette Lamb, Clin-| 8" eae an important discovery. |°#Ptains of industry, backed | : genie Mag ° countless tillions wrung from the ton; Ta.) P. M. Musser, Muscatine, | 9» Ta; F. B Weyerhaeuser, St, Paul ra of observation Prof affirms that whenever @ a a lie he Wiggles his great la the m . tion of open shop The learned professor declares it | At #take? sen. ta in for any man, by exer-| Mee cation, a el dienes ontlemen wh Soypeearen other of bis great toes from wis control 3 1| The real object is not to ling when he is telling @ falxehood is dea Refle x vous foree, which the} Partially betw union and non will cannot euntrol, moves the toe. | "00 workmen, ax pen-ahog The reflex force ts » | Pere frequently claim in their de sire, but to destroy, to wipe o man's subconscious ! doatr wiy t | every vestige of unionism, wo thers brain and brawn of these ver a workers? SPECIAL EVENTS PILE UP ONY lanation. |will be no interference with thelr TOP OF EACH OTHER AT | But the explanation is somewhat is meee of =o jon. Not only lab " d ‘o put it wDOPOLY ¢ the home market ts THE A-Y.P. E abstruse and technical. To put Mii, goal of the trust, but to cop saintly, the man who i falsifying thinks to himself, “You know you're bd the world market is Ite ambt Bellingham day on Tuesday onda Har,” and then his toe wigates, | SOUS Program Tacoma day on Friday will be fea Prof, Skeesics enye shoes were) Glartng headiines in the newspa tures of the coming week at the | given to man to conceal his thought. | pers have ublic, whieh A-Y¥.-P. exposition, while the falr| Ho adds if all men went barefooted |!" overwhelmingly | yrpat will not seo a dull day in the course | the race would goon be regenerated, | WIC) the workers tn thelr strug of the week. freed of guile and falsehood jagainat the new trust slavery, that Monday is Epworth League day,| tn reaching the grand truth whieh | 80 reduction of wages wa cot Montana day and Seattle Real Es-|he gives to the world-—and more| templated. The tleplate workers tate Association day, white the Na-| particularly to the better half of | declare that such statements are de thonal Lumber Manofacturers’ avso-| mankind—the professor made some | liberate misrepresentations — The Gation will open its convention /experiments with monkeys. He) Pelnt out .hat the wage rates in then. found that the reflex action fa) {he nonanion mills are lower than Tucsday, besides being Belling | atronger and more widely distribat- ‘he rates in the anion mille, and ham day, marks the opening of the |ed tn monkeys when they tle or are | that their wager are to be equal educational conyention and the! deceitful than (in man, One ex-|'d,” downward, of course, In the gathering of the National Council | periment ts particularily interest nonunion mille the employes hardly of Women. ing dare to speak to each other about Wednesday is San Juan County Prof. Skeesies placed a lump of | ¥@4e® and working conditions, no day, and the Pacific Coast Associa: | sugar in a baboon's cage and went | *48dard rate exiats, and any old tion of Nurserymen goes Into con-| away. When be returned the sugar) ¥A#e Is pald VYention. Thursday will be Colo-| was gone. In angry tone he neked eee rado day, Sherman County day,/the baboon | he etec! a ‘ Eagles’ diy, Pay Streak day, and| “Where is that lump of sugar?’ | jowing reductions oe ae United Amatear Press Association! The big ape chattered loudly.! ga +4 ne, from wh eo wonle day. Tacoma day on Friday will) plainly trying to way, “I haven't) ig uwaye Mased olor 0 pons bring over a crowd of visitors, and | seen any sugar.” While it chatter-| doubler, 24-10; heater, § 210 the same date is Teachers’ day and| ed both {ts toes wageed violently. | cate Mog > 440i seraebor’s Tis Druggists’ day. | The professor says this wigsling| shearman, 2 6-16. On boy. 3 ove: Saturday is Astoria day andi can no more be controfied by the|14% square feet, 26¢-gauge nd Washington State Dental Society) will than can blushing. No man| heavier, the reductions range es day, while the various convention | can prevent a bluab from mantiing | 12 610 per cent for rollers bi delegates will seo the fair on that) nis cheeke—that Is, if he has not|1§ 2.10 per cent for heaters. Other date, |ied #0 much that he has forgotten | reductions covered by foot notes Oo aR ERS TREN how to blush. run from 12 to 25 per cent, More Ere reeerreregses —— han Ht famine # WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE. OF PROMINENT ANCESTRY. * - ® Water @Ill be shut off on w| * ® East Madieon street from 27th # j # ay. to Lake Washington and & % in the district north of East #| ® Republican and t of 27th #| W north, on Monday, July 12, #/ % from 9 a. m. until 4 p. m, *) * * RRR kt eh ee JAYHAWKERS SEE THE SIGHTS ze AND HOLD MEETINGS TROOPS SOOTHE ‘STRIKERS, AT AcYoP. (Ds Cntted Prem GLACE BAY, N. 8, July 10.-— The presence of troops at the col Despite the failure of Secretary Heries of the Dominion company) of the Interior Ballinger and Sen- is having a quieting effect on the! ator J. L. Bristow of Kanaas to} Strike situation. Indications now) ach Seattle for Kansas day, at} point to A possible general strike |ine A.¥.P, exposition today, the| Of the United Mine Workers 4i!| ovent was celebrated by large num Over the province bers of Kansans and former Kan-| sans, who attended the mootings In seg omy aie FOUGHT. | the Anditorium, and will spend the (ity ted Prone.) evening seeing the Pay Streak PARIS, July 10.—M. Callaus, the | pishop William A, Quayle was al minister of finance, who was struck yrominent speaker of the day | fn the face as he was leaving the) MeMinnville, Or., also celebrated | senate chamber by Charles Ion, @/ at the fair today with a program in former deputy, fonght a duel with Season talisier this eoratae | bis assaliant on the Bois Vincenites,!and a reception this afternoon. The weapons used were pistols and! Thin afternoon, Nkewise, the sail-| after a harmless exchange of two) ors and marines from the navy yard shots the duelists left the fleld un-|are having their fling mt the fair, | agape with big track and fleld meet at| » Stadiam as the feature. All of} (thy United Press.) | he yisltoes A ae Rony gl at the Ampltheatre tonight, anc CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 10.—Re-|jater visit the amusement street to ports received here indicate that| close the day. Fireworks on Lake Conditions at the Pathfinder dam! inion at 10 o'clock will be the at Alcova, sald to be the largest tn the world, are most serious. Water fe now & foot over the swale, and| Chautauqua Organization Adjourns. Sele caly by a i dike} BELLINGHAM, July 10.—After a Dullt on a gravel foundation most successful session, lasting two Piays, the firet meeting of the newly “y organized Chautauqua association BIG DAM THREATENED, closing event “PEACE MEETING, Seattle Presbytery next week at ing a musical program by Belling the Lake Union chureh, to try and | mn talent settle the dispute that split th Girieot n'a) exertions East | GQUPAE le i US resign and start a new independent Tickets on aale August 11 and 12,| eburch lby Oregon R. R. & Nay. Co., Chi (By United Press.) and return, $72.60; St. Loul#,| GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., July 10. 0; Omaha, Kansas City and) meeaping gas led to the finding Inst PROF. STEVENS iasourl river points, $60.00; New| night of the dead bodies of Warren The man who eon F York, $108.60. On Auguat 11, Den-¢ Rolland, 29 years of nage, and fe teach you ta dance ver and return, $55.00; also Sept.| hig wife, in a rooming place, but PRIVATE 14, to Chicago and return, $72.60. | trom which they had removed near aay Why ge Final return limit October 31./ jy all of thelr effects Classes 4 Tickets and Information at Union|“ ppg se rently started pee ’ Tuket Office, 608 First Ay : B The couple had recently started Piss divorce proceedings Kills, Gen. Agt “ <== = = | ENGAGED TO MARRY, ganze, eldest son of Duke Michael (By United Press) ° e LONDON, July 10.—The Austrian The Big White Market embassy has announced the en the pretender to the Portuguese throne, to Miss Anita Stewart, Smith of New York, who was for |! A GREAT DAY TODAY | isis. Sack "en ee lander Stewart. gagement of Prince Miguel of Bra ‘ome early you have a wider selection, and we Brolting 7 stion for Sunday Dinner! . ig re Hame only 17o per tb, half or whole, ‘This lw the Wholesale Price, MAIN FLOOR No Charge for “Americana G WHITE MARKET |p! Noe SOUTH PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING. Mise nll iy : -* uiiding, do Left to right—Coxswain, Eldredge; stroke, Champlin; No, 7, ©, Fisher; nd beat them » mi par , . negte and Pullman nearly a genera } ii f office n Breet tion ago, It has enwalled tte till ‘ follow and strung barbed wire cha j the Frederick be . “fe re 8 with electricity employed regt Pa esident; W air ‘ - out of 6 to 10 per il been enforced pased cost of Workers declare beon cut during skilled jobs ae high ae 800 to & declare that the mitted to turn Tinplate worker product they are duced in the Wales and other foreign countries of the high tar which protect orbitant profits into the N rt purposes and compete tn the world’s markets for trade the landlord tn ¢ moral and tHlegal business manufacturers which they have it in Wall #t, to attract trea ps ot lambs to be sb ‘ “plotted for years to dev’ organizations and ing people to mak this international and more power and pelt Pitteburg survey the unions tn the (ruet's mille t district have been destroyed trust'e north been drives to workers on the trust's docks have chinery and the few worst paid In the trust's ships and the pitiless tron“ employes on from their organisa with wages crushed down to or be-| suropean pauper level, and | iton of this trouble and American we ing out more European workers, y, the Iron barons, whose hearts os is the cane | there. ; a and drains and very souls are tron,| "ere, 824 be wishes ¢ ean trathfully ery: "The world ts Te Ant Can pay h jn | Roosters, live, Ib | Roosters, dreseed, ‘Ib. | Turkeys, live, tb. ’ Turkeys, dressed, ib “Say, ma, de odder children won't let us play say we ain't got no family history.” march yourself right back 7 soure trash to look how often your dad's name is in the p There will be a meeting of the | was adjourned Inst night, follow-| docket, if they think you ain't t Kot no family history.” and tell that | Belgian hare, I HARRY MOORE WILL TALK, cade hall at A Little Red Spot Novel Experiment by Which It May | Be Made to Disappear, 1 o'clock tomorrow A peculiar feature » new akin discovery, one ie asked to buy It without first sending tb the F about posam in that no | ¢ for an experimental samp! » to an affected part of the skin, about the a sliver dollar spot so treated in 2 visual demonstration of #lam has been mentioned Ba in connection with the the most stub yorn of akin diseases, It must be remem: for itch, Bran, t plmplon bictenee, son eure e eozema, ST, PETERSBURG, July 10—! ni Beate tc 2 ce . SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1909 AHAEUSER NEWS PICTURE OF GRAGK SYRACUSE VARSITY EIGHT IN. ACTION | No. 6, Heminway} No. 4, Geer; No, 9, Putnam) ONO CEaBOR WOTES MME INS WHO GAINS? HE GAYS IT 18 THE LANDLORD WHO DEMANDS BIG RENTS Kaditor of The Star Dear Sir--Noting your article tn \ewue of the Sth, “Mayor Miller or Chief Ward Could Put an Bad to This,” I do not intend to question whethor it t#, or is necessary ;to have the class of women you re fer to In our midat, but would simply refer to the part, “Whe profite by thie unholy barter Tt le wot the restaurant and ¢ men, or the lodging house keeper Hut it fe the landlord, The high rents paid by the first named | parties practically compel them to turn dive keepers and sollelt that class of trade. And they thoret act unquestionably as agent for ducting any im He Collects His Rents. Thin same landiord ts perha bne of the congregation that shaken ite collective head” and he probably looks grieved and acquires | an alr of surprise the rent from hie ag duet for him the “immoral and {th legal bustnens | et he collects a who con Thie same landlord can be seen moat any day riding with bis fami! in his automobiie, purchased with | money oo condnets for bim the "immoral and| ilegu) epectable citizen He has eight tenths of the gain, but none of the stain, Look at his wite, b ters and his sons, Nog may seem, the money that buys their fine clothes comes the same jected fr n his agent who business Ml he te a re daugh able as tt way You doubt thie statement? Then #0 among the hotel men and get the facts from those who know Why do you not get after the people who are actually to blame for thie? Do you suppose it is from choice that many hotel men or lodging house keepers turn their hote lodging house into a how proetitulion? The Poundation of It Ail. Why do you not get at the founda and discontinue protecting the man who gets the benefits, and persecuting the man who does the dirty work simply because his little all te invested ve his Ines until he ean unload upon some one else as foolish aw be wast Doe the landiord think a ten im from $7 to $12 a nth for each room and run 4 re spectable house? Unless he is a fool he knows he cannot. But the average landiernd docs care. He wante that machine and. hy. wants nd be shuts hi m to the facts. And he also wants the protection of jthe local papers, and be gets it | Why? A READER MaRQuis OF RIPON DIES. LONDON, July 10.—George Fred erick Samucl Robison, the first marquis of Ripon, died last even ing. | The marquis had beon se retary for war and secretary of state for | India, He was chairman of the jolnt commission for drawing up| the treaty of Washington {n 1871 and — master of Free Masons, ed i “THE MARKETS the average fed by the looal whole. lorn! produce, meats and fn all eases are sabe Hutter, ranch Poultry, Rrotiers, 1b Hens, itve, tb. a Hem, dreased, tb...) ° Duoks, dressed, Ib. .; Ducks, live, Ib we: eens, live, Ib bas | | Squabe, 4 + ltee ny |Plkyeons, dosan's..-:! 1.006 3160 Mentn, Live Wetwivts Common steers, Ib, .,. 04% Cows, Ib ibs “ot Heifers . Hoge, 1b 06@ wen iT Wothers Oat Lamba, Ib. : 06 Dressed Mente. Veal, large o1@ 09 Veal, medium OG 10 Poultry Foode—Selling Prices, Oyster shells, 10v8, ton in, 1008 His, No. 8 ton ated 1000 ¢@ meal, 100 Berateh food, 96-1b. wk Common Sense Kaw Gian Food, 90-Ib, mack 1.78 In 100, 96,00 per ton higher. Feed—Selling Prices, Western Washington timothy 22.00@ 24.00 Washington 1 20, 00421.60 44.0040 14.00 16, b0@ 17.00 comp! 27.00 ton 5.006 46.00 astern §=Wash- smo KER~9 DOWN-TOWN SORE Wid-1016 FIAST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE A HARVEST 0 ATH AMONG TD DRIVERS |One Man Is Killed Out- right and Receive Injuries Which Will Be Fatal. rt rr (Pa.,” ne 1 To ALL St AK THE QUAKER size you want and the lens ou want and the ex equipment you desire are You get absolutely fresh films and supplies «lf THE QUAKER stores. Our trade is so big thal nothing has time to get stale Developing and printing quicker and cheaper than they can do it themselya, Augeles hear (to turn in the STEAMER YOSEMITE rings & TOOT Of UNIVERDIT CHICAGO 15 AT MERCY OF A SWZZARD WAVE ve tree , July 10—Several Prostrations from heat this afternoon, but there have been no deaths At noon the thermome ter stood at 60 degrees, with in dications that it would reach 90 before night Excursion boate did a great * throughout yone who could possibly cape business the city to escape the severe Owing to a slight accident we will not be run excursions for a few days. Watch daily papers for further notice, 1’S WONDERFUL How much better and quicker the COOK- ING can be done on A GAS RANGE saves Time, Labor and Expense. le Lighting Co. Both Phones Ex. 75. P.4. Bidg., Fourth and Union. THAW ay we R Seale ‘ NEW yokk hearing from Wes rred to New| York county's plea that the conven was desired to ask question would be served by the re moval of the cause MAJOR LANG KILLED Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle to New York . retired, was run} an automobile died three hours later Long was formerly muperin Michigan State § te Di! e ndent of the Statement of condition © close of business June AUTO RACERS KILLED. RESOURCES, to bring his family up in luxury, | Rachelder of Nowy day afternoon when the ar which Hachelder 66 horse pow was driving left over an embankm Bake Oven el Woman of 75 LIADILITITS, AT BALLARD, GHONGRTOWN AD Dining Room according to | Eat Mapleine Ice Cream —lIt’s Delicious MRS, C. VAN BROCKLIN, Suffering indescribable pain, with | ty |aching to sleep pe acefully without 4 assistance Given special, and careful attention Hiring them In fc | two years > trouble with chenmne: | trouble. SCHUCTARD @PRICAL CO, administered WaeT tenga, Byes People's Savings Bank Bullding months before Oven spectaliats, n Hrocklin could not helped to the officer HAND-MADE HATS A Mme. Paut EXCLUSIVE MILLANERY famous Hake perienced a miracuious change intense pain she suffered had pass ed and she left the treatment rooms | and went to her home MARTIN & ©0, (207 Second Ay, Opp. Savoy Hotel, “It's wonderful,” she declared elleve such a thing not undergone the for I had come to the at little hope for relief | That Bake Oven he Home of By ey mt city for 1.00 4 pair, pa COL» RETA Of Liven Monee nae 8. Ste Prat ig GIVEN A KOp, \ CANOE AND RIGHT GIRL, You OUGHT TO Bp ABLE TO Ger i OOD DEAL ope FUN OUT OF YOUR VACATION headquarters, » for you, for amateurs Ror § § I st. FEE, SSEPESSE Sq ERTESEE CE” Por any case ot 2! cannot cure ia 4. B. on Im ding parpooce. (No Co to CAMPBELL i ntan gl x a - Lo Men’ Bample Sultt 2 +9 tama Sa?

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