The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1909, Page 8

GREECE MAY AE WAR WITH TURKEY Both Countries Are Ready to Strike and Troops Ready to Engage in Bat- tle When Proclamation |, Is Issued. | (My United Press) BALONICA, T July declaration of w by Greece is momenta and troops are being mot both nations in anticipatior Clash. Today it appears bu ter of hours before the fight begtr The rel be result ¢ urkey WA againat Turkey ined by of the a mat Constantine drive all frontier Terrific Fighting at Teheran. TEHERAN, Persia, July 4 (11:90 a. m.) Canne ling today sulted in the heave In both royalist and nationalist arm that have been suffered since t rebels stormed the city early y terday morning. Hundreds of sol @iers were killed and the t fs atill in progress. It is | to estimate the losses army. The rebels, whe mined to overthrow th and reestablish the constitu are | making a hard fight to reach the palace and tolay stormed the bar ricades which are the last tope of the royalists. Three attacks were made upon | the intrenchments surrounding Cen tral square during the night Twice were the rebels repulsed but at last succeeded In overpowering the de fenders and gaining a foothold in the garden of the home of Col. Liak-| hoff, commander of the loyal Per sian Cossacks. This garden ad joins the barricade. Shelling the Rebeis. The Cossacks are now shelling | the position of the rebels in ced hope of dislodging them. When the rebels succeeded tn reaching the Central square, the shah hastily summoned reinforce ments from Kasvin and they are Row trying to fight their way elther deter through the ranks of the national: |° fate to relieve Col. Liakhorf’s sorely Deset men, The colonels wife re fused to leave her home when Warned that it might be captur by the rebels and now her escape | fa cut off. Legations Are Guarded. The engagement at Central) mare waa precipitated by the) Baktiari tribesmen, the beat fight- ere in Persia, who are leading the rebel army. Despite the heavy fighting and Bloody scenes throughout the city the leaders of the nationalist army ave sent assurances to the ges Tegations that they are in no dan- » Heavy rds have been rown about the legatious and the best protection afforded all foreign nts. occupation of the city and the threatened overthrow of the is the result of the withdrawal constitution granted by the fuler when he ascended to the a. SHRINERS WILL CELEBRATE. Seattle Shriners, of the Nile tem ple, will tonight celebrate the ar fival of their charter. Shriners can- not obtain their charter until a year bas passed after organization. The celebration was held in Elks’ hall CLOSING CHAPTER IN AN EASTERN TRAGEDY (By Calted Press.) WATSON, Md, July 14.—. rob- ably the closing chapter in the WoodiilBastman tragedy wil! be ended next Saturday when all the effecta of “Lame Bob man, the murderer of Edith May Thompson Woodill, will be sold at auction at the court house. | A great crowd Is expected at the sale. Good prices are expected, es pecially for the smaller articles that will make good souvenirs. “Mur- der farm,” as the Eastman farm is now known, it is believed will sell for double what Eastman paid for! it last February MINERS 0 STAND PA ELY, Nev., July W—7 ra, of the Western Federation of Miners, has taken charge of the strike of 400 miners employed at the Veteran mine of the Cumber. land-Ely company. At a meoting of the miners it was decided to stand pat and continue the fight indefinitely | | Thomas Cor ee | hand | girl NEWSPAPER MEN AT $20 a month, 12 monthe. $240 a year 10 years $2,400 spent in 10 years and nothing te show for it. The landiord turn you out tomorrow nese The Security Building Company Katablished 11 400-401 CENTRAL t Main ¢264—Phen IT. |near Spruce at |had left representing The Star, P. I. and the ROOSEVELT’S NATIVES HOLD ORGIES WHEN GAME FALLS | the country through whieh tt pase, at according t wnd habltw of the By Warelnotan Daweon. w antes organizers J Whe at tents, blankets and per kit 1 carried depends whit of ” gam tr #ona native diet Amusen nd and strange tenth Il 1 Uganda ra ent fate it than it ¢ do 7 ‘ up tot lake and get with no On Col is an allowance of 50 native por ters and gunbearers for each white man The natives too, the miles of th gamo one whahe afarl a few days ek be: the last only Col week ap fraw carry thelr own food « being decided ac sor months Tt te natives safari out ada ¢ allowance wding to thelr Swahilis, Bwagandas and Man yanweal are pald from 6 to 10 ru sight front for for of ace their in ting and CROWD OF AFRICAN NATIVES GOING “ON SAFARI” IN THE GROUP, WHICH IS PART OF THE ROOSEVELT EXPEDI TION, ARE BWAGANDAS, KIKUYUS AND NIKAMBAS. structions to s#‘art. They chattering under the trees In the dusty road, and crack jokes each chop box Is brought out. Thee The other are chop boxes contain all sorts of! pound and a half of for tinned things, coffee, tea, butter, of pald | vegetables, meat, fruit, often deli- in and always a st bread; Am an ¢ y maximum load o' is tribe of the Mk pounds, whieh the carry | front teeth dows on their heads if they are Hwagan to tear raw das, and on their necks and backs the if they are Kik The Kikuyu ce near starving system bas the disadvantage of cut ting Into the back If the box Is too long or if it is improperly load ed, but nothing will Induce them to change thelr tribal custom The number of porters taken varies according to the duration of expedition, to the resources of pees, or from $1.50 to $3 a month. as and a half of rice a day tribes lowed al tead tea day tee, and @ a local mone few ore of { each 60 natives to po be a n re yua ir sons r whe safarl when game te acoroe n white men fail A number of Col, Roosevelt's 5 ters are Mkambas, and their when he and Kermit betwee kifled three huge giraffe same day, surp anything the legends of the tribe to come on rkice n them the io on TAY TO GET JOHNSON SCHUSTER 5 OAWING. HERE FOR SWEDISH DAY, 1M THE GLIODEN TOUR SWEDISH CLUB WANTS GOV.) ERNOR JOHNGON, OF MIN- NESOTA, HERE JULY 31, The Thomas Fiyer No, 76 in the Glidden Tour, which le being used |as the pros car by the publishers ae Automobile” and “Motor Age, is attracting ® great deal of atten Hoping to induce Governor John|tion. This ts all owing to the fact A. Johnson, of Mianesota, to co that the fa ys George Schuster to the exposition for Swedish Day, | July 31, instead of not arriving until! | | against the Foreigners, three days later, Andrew Chilberg. | the wide margin of 26 days Swedish vice consul at Seattle, will | driver call on the Minnesota governor in| At the start of the tour Schuster attracted a great deal of attention & few days and ask him to hasten bis trip to the fair | He ja so well known along the road Governor | jr» it ie 5 to be in Seattle oat his progress t* a constant ova on Minnesota Day, August 3. At A) genustor's ors pleasant meeting of the Swedish club OM | wtended to everybody, whether he Monday, it was decided to make @)\ nowy thom or not. He | ays special effort to secure his presence | aay with a quip or Jest, and « for Swedish Day as well, To this 5 reminiscence of hie famous race end, Mr. Chilberg was authorized | ground the world, His glorious auc to call on the governor while In| 445 has not inflated or en cod the east his burn: a p of welfesteem; if any Thousands of uation people thing, he te more modest and retir from all over the Northwest Are ling than in the old days before he expected to attend the exposition |irname famous on Swedish Day the world winning by ie the successful race arcund greeting is Bubonic Deaths at Amoy. AMOY, China, July 14.—It Is of- flotally reported that 174 deaths from the bubonic plague and thirty LOSES SERVICES OF A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD deaths from cholera occurred last Monday SOAMMIS. 13. ELECTED How much are the services of a seven-yearold girl worth to her father? This is the bothering the jaime committee council. Yesterday made against the city Ramm, of 208 82nd av says that his little seven daughter, Margaret Loulse stumbled on a sidewalk on 32nd ay,, the afternoon of June 12 and while falling she cut her hand and wrist on a galvanized meta! hot alr fine that the city) standing by the side of question that | members of the ot the elty a claim was for $600 by Ramm | rold (Dy United Press.) LOB ANGELES, Cal,, July The Grand Lodge |the following officers Exalted ruler, James U Lemars, Ta. Loading knight, Warren G Wabash, Ind. Leeturing knight, J Scranton, Pa Secretary buque, Ia Treasurer York Trustee, Perry A Tyler, Charles L, Minn. Taner guard, A Auguatine, Fla The balloting for grand exalted loyal knight resulted in no election “ Sammis, Sayre. the walk ) Because ; his daughter cut her Ramm claims $150 medical fees and $350 for the loss of her services during the time she was laid up with the cut wrist, The not to be outdone by the father, files another claim for the same Injury, only she wants $2,000. Fred C Robinson Erwin R, Leach Clay, Denver Taylor, Bemidji M Taylor, St no one Preston, votes some time today receiving a majority 1. T. of Wyoming, received 325 CHINESE LAGE ° 21 Newspapermen in number, OFFICERS ELECTED, The election of officers of the | French - Canadian - American club, |held last Monday night, follows: President, J. O vice president, A. Mayou; treasurer N. Lanier; recording secretary, C. A. Clement; asuistant secretary, J Prevost; sentinel, C. Pifle SUICIDES FOR LOVER, VIENNA, July 14.—Baron Oscar |Rothechtld, the youngent son of Al | bert Rotheehtid; head of the Aus [trian branch of the Rothschild fam lly, committed suicide an unfortunate love affair Oscar wan 21 yoars old, Times, were entertained at the Chi-| nese Village on the Pay Streak at the Exposition last nigh After being escorted through the village and witnessing a very good Chi “ performance in the Village, a Chi luncheon was served in the Tea Gardens, Secord DO YOU WANT TO BUY, BELL, RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS? Wo are inde * 4 head. © you big wnoney NDWA Haron He 04 O11 Birst Ave, le, Wash, | Roosevelt's safar| there! and are allowed as rations a pound who drove the Thomas Flyer in its! four candidates being voted for, and | | Another ballot will be taken resulted as| because of| THE STAR—WEDNESI I) OLAGHED BY A WOMAN JOHN GONZO MAY DIE OF WQUND8 INFLICTED BY A NEGRESS | | Stabbed in the face, neck and hody, John Gonso Hea at the hoapital and It te feared . | Lou Tinson, 4 reoover ey ren | Company thin morning and stabbed Goner war arrested carly admitted that beeaiime he anit ahe he wour found of Tuy on at Sixth av, 8 and late t night. He wa from lows of blood that he connected man the wa againe wall pe Wellor at o wen Kive a wae unable | of the first Goneo told ivan that he atated that and more Patrolr was not } he had beer robbed. Before he fainted. Att) day Gonzo was The wor a change Tim Bu He italy lenel Jeould tell elty hospital precarious condition held pending condition the O WIFE BEATER FIFE HELD FOR ASSHULT INTHE THIRD SRE MAN WHO SAYS HE BEAT a WIFE FOR DRINKING IN | CAFES MUST STAND TRIAL. | | Papers charging him with assau in the third degree were filed| against James A. Fife in the proee cuting attorney's office this morn ling. Fife’s wife committed sutcide linet Friday night, after recetving @ beating from him. It was at firat that he murdered her, but at the Inquest the cvron |jury decided that she bad killed] herne Fife | because the and orders gays that he beat his wife she had been ¢@ ing in Cafe against his w Scenic hee SEATTLE CHINK HELD. July 14 the only Chinese of peace in the United States, of Beattie, haw been held for grand jury here op a ding and abetting the ling of Chi into the Unit States, Temporary ball was "BRIEFS BY WIRE | BVRRMTT.John Kovolels, ar ated On miep the ae leaeain of Mre Inet week, ix 1 nosTON Charles K ah justice the native the fe charge fixed at of al at | t the man wanted Htton, aged draw the lopes in the Alene land |Grewing August HV en eerT, plate werte here The Ranier Washington} of le meeting MISSOULA, Mont Beoree are! gathering bere teady for the open day tor {iting en the F athena innde North Pacitte| association has Officials of the SPOKANE. The Coast Passenger fren, ormaniee orthweat SAN FRANCISCO. —Amerioan Am paseader to Japan Thomas ( Trier has returned here for a visit seer no trouble between the United Ptates and Japan by ANEMDBEN. The (uy Maiferty t | the siature from trict has been ti! hospital of typhoid days, te worre, and ¢ entertained for his recovery fever « pital with a badly bruise OLYMPIA. lodge WW. MeCredic of Vancouver, one of ‘the mamvers of the superior bene gown of bine on ar by an act of the last leg-/ slature, hae been informed by At- torney General Het option ahat « jude wear one is gulity meanor that it te hie whe refuses to of a misde The bodies of buyer, hie wit Mildred, Ca-} ‘ele Hereafter # will be held In Der riers are leasued by the! board of health HEAD OF THE ELAS: of Kikw elected | Jones, | Du New | It pays to buy good shoe for your boy, It's alwage experisite to buy the “bargain” sort. >We Hf pay the closest attention te otf lines of Boys’ Bhoes, and they always alive the beat of satisfac tion That's why so many their boys here. $2.00, $2.50 to $3.50 shoes for your Kiven perfect our kind Turrells The Shoers 903 Second Av, parents shor you have been boy fave not satisfaction, try attucked her tt | who |horsemanship that hae | famous the jot the | shortly AY, JULY 14, 1909 CHEYENNE BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW IS COMING) of Rough Riders and dian Chiefs at Madison Park Saturday. ere | In- We Hougl ture Washing Cheyenne thow Riders Hill's bie Congress Wild and of whieh ¢ the pens next & Wertorn fair grounds, at Madivor ffer one of the mont nnd thrilling prog 1 days on the f the gr Wild West, 1 ! ted Wild a group| bronoho| and ight at will rame doneriptive atlor of 4, § and ahoma A bund India obey Cheyenne countri and Cheyenne ine Ridge and KR also with lady rider a bunch Aner mpar two erack are the ¢ expert hote of exper and contribute to th Hill, the he former | Cheyenne this great company, | greateat Wild Wont country and has appeared Thead of big park 6 proxran adliner one of the men in the at the t Rive Par Hipp« productions a Chicago, Lana Ne York theat view Coney Island arene Palace nd world’s fat With this company art greatest rough rider world, Muffalo Vernor Cotton, Win Ma hare and Tom Mix are among the will give exhibitic the Col m jean cowboys and br world over Many well known Indian are with the company A big street par next Saturday the entire ¢ horsebach cowboy town. In old yp who chiets ie w ning mpany, 1 headed b nd, w the para igran Deadw Bppea serv inced on wale Friday be own town next SHIP. July 14 of the held reau MUTINY ON HONOLULI Member in of a ship Flensburg are detent hore the aboard th Trrunken sailors od with revo ship's offic to the and threaten ther The capta held bay unttl the arrival of as yeaterda ere drove the upper deck with the vic REALLY 00 A UND OFFICE BUSINESS Aa & consequence of the govern ments announcement that it would throw open certain rower vation lands for entry, the land office in the Federal building has bad to receive over a thousand visitors a day for the last 20 days This has constituted something ot) & record tn the new office. Standard Patterns UPD WING IN oEATT AND UMMATED SCHOOL GIRL RO MANCE i6 BOY CONS HERE Beattie and CHEYENNE BILL, Head of Wild West Show which | 4, opens Beattie next Gaturday | yorge night. t ENFORCING LIQUOR UW WN AIS July THROUGH TRAINS SOON ning through trains to the announcement traffic M4 of Rh. M \ Calkins manager of where kw no marshal or commi all the and Coeur d'Alene the r ot Alstricts, bec ot ng opened up there effort wan t will be run & y next Baturday law b saloons into road houses Noted Man Guicides. Tr. a decided ACOMA, Ju “4 pia: | alet for years of Prince the great German states ted sulcide by han, at the 8t Trait two mil on have be towns, An around the atior ade to get erting but Judge Lyons againet the Willlam WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH (ty BLY, Nev waret Be of bE S k Fiat, was burned ¢ ome late last night United Press.) July 14 the lum Mre. 8 k TRY THIS FOR YOUR COUGH MANY ATTEND NORMAL Star Sample Shoe Store ROOM 202 ARCADE BLDG. No Big Rent No Big Store But— 4, $5 and $6 Shoes AND $3.00 Kayser’s Silk Gloves SPECIAL JULY CLEARANCE SALE OFFERINGS FOR THURSDAY'S AND FRIDAY’S SELLING! 1,000 yards White Curtain Swi, plain. Special, yard tf ¢, Handsome A-Y-P. Pillow Tops od and ironed; just the thing to city, Bach 50¢, $6.00 Pink, Blue and White sete—"J, BL” make. $2.50, Special for 1,600 newest uptodate Ladle sale Thuraday at special reduce OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Lot to The 1 of about 400 Belts Special, only 44¢, Lot No. 2 of about 260 Belt $1.60. Special on Thursday Lot No. 8 consists of about 2 Helts, handsome buckles ed elastic webbing; values up Thureday $1.78, July Sale of Linen Damask Table Cloths Napkins $2.60 Finished Table Cloths $5.60 Finished Table Cloths $4.25 Napkins all ready for wea $6.00 Napkins all ready for we Mercerized Damask by the Yard at July Clearance Sale Prices 30 40¢ Bc quality, special 25¢, quality quality, special 42¢. Ge quality, special Be, All linen Table Damask duting the sale, at Rest Room on Batcony! Visitors Welcome! Silk Brocade Cor values choice SP. 6 beautiful new with porte $2.9 se, figured and 1,000 yards extra fine 7%c and 10c Torchon Laces. Special Tharsday, fé, can be wash send out of the 1,000 dozen household use day, don. 4¢, Sweetwater Pearl Buttons; for extra quality, Special Thurs- 200 Corset Covers, made of good quality cam bric; nicely trimmed; worth up to 65c. Special for Thursday selling, 89¢. Thureday, each « Belts go on d prices. SEE 400 Yards Wash Silk Go on Sale Thursday of Rose and White Copenhagen and White, Tan and self-colored fi ps in Wistaria Alice Blue, Tan, Hellotrope just the thing for light weight wear for street or home; don't cost as much as ordinary wash goods; regular 35¢ value, Special Thursday, Be the yard. ‘ worth up New combinations and White Brown, and Rose, Reseda Hello values up to tly match to $2.50. On Butchers’ Linen and Art Linen at Special Prices on Thursday 200 Dress Linen, special Q5¢, iSc Dress Linen “i cial BMe, 60¢ Dress Linen 153 The Dress Linen $1.00 Dress Linen $1.25 Dress Linen and 84.75. 83.65. $5.00. special ¢ 5. special SD¢, special 81,10, Pillow Cases and Sheets at Special Prices on Thursday Pillow ar 42ax Thursday, 45 Thuraday, don. $4.8 reduced prices 72x90 Bed Sheets, Bhe, dor. 83.95, Ready-made dow Cases. dpecial Pillow Cases. Special ae Special Thursday, each SECOND AVE OSHER AT JAMES Packages Checked! Visitors Welcome! DON’T WAIT A MINUTE ides every Bummer] tock rej cardless Alterations $2.50 | Cures Fam Ji MATT KEEFE, THE Matt Keefe, recognised 8 ably the best yodler on the AB can stage today, and whe ly revived that, popular manne singing, is one of the latest ™ known persons te sound the of the Bake Oven treatment #% ministered by Loughney & experts in curing sufferttt rheumatism and kindred 0% their finely equipped sulte of 0 225 = People’s Saving? > Seattle, Mr, Keele his and child, are at the Butler annex Mr. Keefe bas been & from rheumatism for «10mg and is susceptible to bad colds his travels he met John be ex-champion prize fighter world, He told Sullivan @ troubles, and the famous recommended the Bake Ovea i ment, because it had quickly. Mr, Keefe tned it imme results be to him. Today he sare i ter than for years, and he his good fortune ent Bake Ove 4 Do I Hike et Why, its ie he sald, §N0 to suffering, smatism OF hen severe creatments. You my reeol Loughney 1 more than ney ilding wif ate on ' make strong they ole poctalists nave m, Dr. F neon practitioner Litter rsees and San ment for each Trained nurses aft alto to care for all pat hours are from 8% day and from #@& only on Sunday: Signed) MA ° Hotel Butler J all an ra ese 3s 22 Be cuy Nk, ve roll