The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1909, Page 13

ATTORNEYS AT LAw, Tt Onis Anderson & Dailey, 606 Pioneer, M tvea | 6 KOSS PARKER NY Wik ted 1100, Mechaniow Liens @ apectalty iit & RELLY, OTeaTO C + ' ABSTRACTORA, bet Pioneer. Te sl titles aed eorporatio — A@oreon & Hatley rene M ut THE STAR va THIS LEASE WORTH FIVE MILLION DOLLARS MORE THAN A GIFT (Conoluded.) place may be erected structures in keeping with those which j the progress of the next fifty years will demand? \t the time of the grantir j Building Company the board of regent 1g of this lease to the Metropolitan was composed of the FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1909. SIOUX GREETS D BROTHER AL AVP Es co. Maller i a Bi | following named men: John P. Hartman, John H, Powell Indian Braves Meet in . Te ——"| Frank P, Nash, J. 'T. Ronald, §. G. Cosgrove, A. P. Sawyer and| Characteristic Manner = pag oF com. |. 1. Huntington, In justice to the late governor §, G, Cos-| and Then See Sights on Se ow Gonada., iy) Grove, it should he stated here that he was not present at the] the Pay Streak. iin slatersse allowed val reeting of the board when this contract was awarded ATTLE HRANOK, O ¥ Wow. Mange ae Of the men mentioned above only three are members off Rosebud, Bioux and Flathead 3 Be BICYCLES. es ¢ board of regents at tht present time, These are Messts.| braves got together on the Pay wohl Powell, Huntington and Nash, ‘The remaining members of the | Streak last night, decked out in full ‘ . — = tboard of today are ‘ veins sward CG. Codi : jwar paint and feathers, and for BOOKS AND STATIONERY. |) re J C. Higgins, Howard G, Cosgrove, F. A.| four hours the crowd that throng yaa ~~. | Hazeltine and Manson F. Backus ed the Amusement way waa treat Se yok Biore, isa Third nd ‘Shey ed to the biggest kind of a show SHINDPODIOTA URGED VIRTUES OF THEIR FRIENDS. that was not down on the list of De Deck’ t ange Tn appointing J, C. Higgins and Howard G. Cosgrove to the |"? mal events De Same ag on ' 4 ’ The Stoux came from the Wild ijand Pike ot. ¥ Main set ard of regents last spring, it is understood that Gov, M, E.| West show at Madison ‘Park, as N CONTRACTORS, | Hay acted very much against the wishes of a large number of /RU%™ of Director of Concessions : af |G. B. Mattox. They wore headed - jHentlemen who were very enthusiastic exponents of the virtues}by Jimmy Gabriel and they made tens 8 Are "various other men whose names had been proposed to the |A.colortul aight which one would Ko o Malle “ far to nee ‘ SLAIRVSVANTS. rover at the time of the appointments. Also, John P. Hart-| “Arter seeing everything that Capt van, who was succeeded by Mr. Cosgrove, and Mr, Hartman's} aber had tn the Bskimo Village acs they were led down the Streak to * Mg the ad j te ends, were very much disturbed when the governor failed to eots of Cairo, where Namy Tit Pst ae jreappoint that gentleman | Sala ng recelved warning of Pi 9 - - as a — a * the invasion, waa read for ther ne Perey | If these various recommendations had been traced back tol with « big outdoor performanc their source, the trail would have led to the offices of the], While the girls were dancing and : ‘ : : é doing other things Art ’ Metropolitan Building Company Not satisfied with the lease | paraded into the to at the head 1 Thureday Mew t “GW Ip COPY DETRCTIVE cir, (89-00-88 Arends tide riminal and ctvil private Open day and nicht ¢ bh agen, | prtva: jones all eastern cities w CODY, supe ra ti alta. | eatigativas ste cHunen made criminal and | & J BROWN rates on ail high oi Hebe) my ad sleewhere dental war . HAIR ‘oops, a Switehes viii) on sale “NAY "MAKER 5 ” | Cedar end sorece lumber: com Tehasce, opp Moran's Main int “poe af paying tort ne oh et | NOTARY PUBLIC. Anquet Tooliner, OH Bilere bidg tae OFTIGIANS, Rimonds Oph D. Graduate “8s | : y WMene-Fuher Co ns aed Coan Re oe PAINTERS. Devons: and paper’ by day OF contract. J—FURNITURE. @ aveTion 4 MIxTH ave. THe wowesr | ON buaxD rune. | fice > nee. Sous Set) vesting tinting Paperhanging. | decorating by day of waa ices Painting Ce, 164 Seneca ot. Piet nee Meee) a9 Re | PATENTS Hooke tree, eae meee 1 PROCUKE| arene Wateon F | » € wae Mare Atornere, 18 poor te lormey) C66 Colman Wowk. - PATEN) ATTORNEYS. ————— rates renm Iman, Washington ~ — <a | Harnes & Co. registered patent atinr. lneye Marr-leya Bleck Write for book XPERT Mutual Lite | PATTERNS AND MODELS. Mode Work: | j phone Main 445 | Wey Meser 159 | tog ond ——~|yinde Give us ® eal pram. jae fturee of ai hen le need of | PHYSICIANS, ee eects | DR WM T LOVERING bee. removed | lee 210-90 Lumber Bon | __ | Phones 1627 tor best of care, Foler bin =| Dy. Dalton, shim diseases 408 Arende = ioaxe } Dr. Tucker, Union Block Ind dite “ a — | PHOTOGRAPH ine? SUPPLIES | Anderson me hupely c erent & ' and Cotamsta | rns itt Cherry ot —at | Be first martesace PRINTE | A VAN Aner s) | 4 Print | MAY. er | Fine, Santi it, phones ie "| 8 feneca. POSTAGE STAM “7 ee AL | “Gottentiona bowaht WH Prost Flank Hite 1406 4th Hyrees, sic Wm |” @ECOND fore Widg “a Bide vad wold I OR EXCHANGE. buy ove et pies L th r Exchange The oA, | tow eat Sosatie prives, evi lRevsch, 1616 Fyet ar vB WHO Deeine| sHoWcAbEs, ome AN - ron en ye Ouse Co, mts ate o inie Pina tnd een a Mk ~~ STORAGE. } “Tntom Tranater. “Movin $14 Whones, Mal NCU M 4 wove k PAY OTHE ADR MER: RED. Ak we PRore you want to move, try the Lioyd or ork. Main 424 @uneet, Co. iy] i or 026 ~, 1008 furniture and ptane | hone, Ballard 12; rest | D Utley Paliard rn foe. t dence, Ball tranetor, @ AND SUPPLIES. Fou and Hho? Taken fag-eimile Woe: written letters Parific Typewriter & Supply CO. EN. Y Diook ! Gi TAILORS. “Taonard | Buda © nimety i anxi¢ The Coast yr wise F Taflor-Mads long time been making plans nine years us to secure the nded upon to vote right f everything that was vacancies without reference to the rec vf Seattle's influential men Only in the appointment 3 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE §: NEEDS MORE MACHINES The Chamber of Commerce elty published in The Star yeste but the SUMMIT ACRES ACKOSS LAKE WASHINGTON Reautiful Half Acre Tracts for $250 $10 Cash, balance $10 per month until one-half is paid, balance your-own time These aeree have a splendid view of the city to the west and the lake lies north, south and west, an the Jand ts situated on a peningula Come at ones to our office It you wish to secure a tract. They are selling fast! Come before It is too late. Kvery day we are taking pea- pie owt to Madison Park and there the steamer Atlanta takes you to Btephens’ Landing, where our rig meets you and takes you to the land. Water piped free along the streete No ¢ for two years. Our closest tracts are a trifle over one-quarter of @ mile from the lake. The rehest soll in the world, Market mardeners are producing $400 per acre from a joining land, This ia the beet opportunity you will ever have to own a Mite view Others are selling 26-foot lots situated ae far from Seattle for money that wo ask for more acres Our land Mee within walking Histance of 19 boat landings. You ean live there and work in deattle See the land Maturday or Ban day. Office wit! open Sunday, but our team will meet Stephens’ Landing and not be aio our I know you will buy If you mo. firing the family slong Hunday for an outing Hoat fare, 16 thekets for $1.00. If you time to wend us the $10 deposit and we will plek the beat tract avatlabte haven't call, for you Froe abstract. Warranty deed. Perfect title, Iree attorney's opinion. No ineumbrance on property if you don't know about us ask any bustpets man in Seattle OleHanson& Co, 314-915-910-017 New York Bik. Phones: Mata 8020; Ind, 1928, PARLOWS WIMP AV. values in Man Uncalied-tor Bulta, “raxenottos and Trow- ine haw line of Pant vr tahihge, Hats, Cape Buie Cases, Also Full Dr aii tor | Sindee roonty t eady secured, the Metropol that reason Appomtment of going bas had many responses from owners of is automobiles in the to ite request for machines on Mon. good time in view of thelr poten nee jday, | day, about twenty machines. as QUT AGAIN AND IN ASKIN ia reply tional itan Building Company had for a to secure an extension of its le they extremely who could be de however, were men Hay was fully aware led ms Of so many the zy on and very quietly fi ommendat of Mr, Backus did he “fall down.” | But it is not reasonable to suppose that after his recent corre- spondence with Gov, Hay, Mr. Backus should so far forget him- *svings Bask Bide | self as to become an exponent of the ninety-nine year proposi Oe ee ne before next Monday. Secretary Yandel requesta that those people who are willing to place their ma chines and themselves at the die poral of the chamber for the two! him | hours from four to #ix, notify by phone before noon tomorrow. It eclally desired that the Na Editors should be m; talities as an advertising mediam chamber is still short | for Seattle Tt ta hoped | | (ity Colted Frese) | WALLA WALLA, Waah,, July 16 Hard luck fell to the lot of two | exconricts on their release, John} | Powell being arrested and held for California officers | ted to the Insane asylum. Powell ew eaped from the reformatory gang j about & year ago, went to Califor | nia, turned a trick and was captured and returned to complete his term. | He will now be tried for the same jerime tn San Jose. | Pankart wae shot when arrested \to Renton county two yoars » for laseault with a deadly weapon and | the wound made him insane, he hay ing been kept in the Insane ward during bis Incarceration, He will be taken | to Medical Lake ‘AGED MAN FALLS FORTY FEET 10 HIS DEATH Chauncey C. Stubba, aged 76, the |father of C. M. Stubbs, a grocery | man at 6539 rhinney av led yesterday afternoon at the dry dock in Bremerton by falling 40 feet. He was visiting the new dry dock, with his daughter, and as | they ¢ crossing the caisson of the old dock, he lowt his balance and fell to the cement bottom of | the dry dock He was taken to the hospital on jthe eruiser Pennsylvania, whore | every effort was made to save bin | life, He died half an hour after the Frank Wiestling, Attorney, No- ary. Boston Block MILLIONS OF $$$ Going in on Improvements at the Bremerton Navy Yard, Oan you. doubt that land values alongside the Navy Yard will continue to Increase? NAVY YARD CITY f water front Has one mile alongside the Navy Yard, We are building a city there and are making a record sale of this beantiful property. We offer you A PROE TRIP to the Navy Yard. We can prove to you that a few dollars Invested In Navy Yard City will bring Ih large retarna. tom PAO °C, and $2 On terms #4 down monthly. Certified abstracts; eity water in and paid for, We build homes on easy payments. You can get lots of work In the navy yard. Call at our office and go with us on the fast new steamer H. B. Kennedy, leaving Colman Dock ten times dally; fifty minutes’ ride BREMERTON DEVELOP. MENT COMPANY, 106 Cherry St. Ground Floor, Call or write for mapa and |} 9 prices. given a and Thomas | Punkart being arrested and commit-| wan kifl-| lot his band of M Jalso tn full war re show started ana Flathead and the big galla | The Stoux swept over to one aide jot the ig ene *¢ and the Plat heads lined up on the other and neither bad eyes for anything elne {To the uninitiated ft looked aa If « real war w was the next thing to be {. Then the chief of jthe Rosebuds gave a guttora |mand ard his braves Ined |atngie file and slowly approached a similar file which formed on the jinstant among the Flatheads, For fifteen minutes the warriors of the trib hands allently Not a word 1 1 between them land there was never a smile until jthe ceremony was over and then tiey' fraternized an if they had come from the same reservation, land marched neross the Streak to |the Igorrote Village Meet Other Natives. The Bontoc head hunters gave them wild greetings and then pulled Off & big war dance and sham battle which the redekins watched with cloaé Intereat. At the end of It the {igertotes gave the arena over to the Indiana, on the request of the ebiets, and Rosebud and Flathead put over a War dance that kept the axpect jtwo shook plating agape | The Ferris Wheel was vielted and Manager L. i. Pearson turned the whole machine over to them for as llong as they wished to stay, and lit waa all that Director Mattox wanted to do to pull them away for [the last car back to citi Park | a ea SR WOMEN DODGE SUFFRAGISM They Have a Hard Time, However, Keeping i Down in Sessions of the National Council. Like an undercurrent, the suffrage x qhestion made tteelf felt at th edutive session of the Nat Council of Women this morning, and ed to come while it was never alle to the surface, It was clearly evident uppermost In that the question w the minda of the women present. All | felt the influence of suffrage was sily sidestepped. } This evening at the Armory, how jever, Rev, Anna Shaw, who is to share the honors with other noted speakers at the ma the Central Labor Counct! ts holding in honor of the National Counell of Women, will speak on the suffrage question, and her arguments will not be covered up. That some stand on | the question was not taken is a dis appointment to many No Changes Made. The resolutions committee report- resolutions of note, and th personne! of the various departments Jand committees remain unchanged The work being done in every branch lof the council will continue along the tame lines as heretofore At the meeting this afternoon lmany Interesting papers were read and the af the various depart | Myents discussed The luncheon given by the Women Let Wooderaft proved one of the beat f the day. Everything was \Helicious, and all were in a most happy humor, The luncheon was a hacoena In every feature |. The colors of the order predomin in the table decorations, Red » mingled with the white bloom Of the tron plant and the ferns Inter ed no fdatures many sting Addres Mra W. Aiken and Mra W Nellis were in charge of the lunch oon, and with their many helpers a delightful one acted aa tonet and addresses were made |by Rev. Anna Shaw, Mrs. May Wright Sewall and Mrs, William | Pitt Trimble, ] no mass meoting at the Armory thie evening will close the conven tion The next to be decided by the WHEAT TAKES A SLUMP ; }minde the affatr Mra, Harriet Clarke iyistress committee, (By United Brees) CHICAGO, July 16 wheat had raina and the bulls was relinquished In the Argentina reign of the wheat pit here today for the July bj n July closed 1% cents lower, wh vther deliveries gained from Mie | % ent | July started the day at $1.21, Both skiow of the market mado a furthe lalp to $1.20% before its deweent was | arrested ‘om that point it recov Jered to $1.22, where It closed 1% its a bushel under gpaterday. » brown brothers from ace | law m.~U. 8, Life Baving crew exhibition, foot of Pay Streak - m.—Washington State Press association, Fine Arts build- qeon ers See ing meeting which | green of} place of meeting ts| o} (hy Untted Brews) 13 GONFESSED MURDERER SAYS BOYS ARE “GHUGKT WITH A KN, HARD GAMBLERS AN PRANCISCO, July 16—|Mrs, Florence Kelley, the i af ind * tht Lee Whe a Jame Cunningham, selfecon . . - . . Tauee. AE Viaeatina ‘vane? Child Labor Expert, Tells « D facto p Vig epee’ eee kin med of Her Impression of uy with th f wrested from un Open Jac Child Labor in Seattle. | y.,;/4 1 wt ‘ knife which the prisoner held in his} J : of hand | ata ican f ‘A Cunningham ex, d that he B46 BONNIE WHEELER 7 her ove borrowed it from a fellow prisoner It people know the extent of tan f - ; for the purpose of cleaning his fine! ga song the youns P ee ¢ : r wert He declared It wan @ot) {y it ie not 4 t k , j his Intention to either harm anyone! toat @rives the | o work wh " 1 “pe or commit suleide, Policeman J. J. they should in achool, but 4 ' : ' 4 Clancy, whose duty it le to searchiand card id ir b t 1 . t ; t the prisoners before they enter whe sings ber es 4 : , ‘the t court, will bo asked for an explana-|at Cornell in the earl ! ! sanies at. tion devoted her tlie to the study of the " Jehildlabor problem in all its Men Should Be Hired. they may ba b ee i ] the Re te 1 to gamble. What yo ti, 1 4 mare in this we ee more ‘tect thelr girls when they left stringent child labor le k Th ubseriber over the | Has Studied the Question nt ould put thi Mra 1 4 4 an wh fr Ih w he STEAMER YOSEMITE 8TRUCK | would endear horelt to ansone al \ rmony this ¢ ROCK BEFORE ENGINES came in contact with, and | 1 . . t sh . WERE STOPPED by mi no tra f th ady ing | __ the years she ha t defe the steamer Yosemite t horning nay ot t wa ate t } t abor wit t I 1 1 (Hy United Press holsor ¢ engineer, w from Corns #2, and later I) oy A, J f nee July 1 , fe Tbs Feed {atudiod the hich ha Pe! : é Seles Senet aanetant . ome x for four M ¢ et t 1 not years in Ger any | ner " + : a and I have never at any t f f Sear att aher the aco aciuce| 07, ns etn tn the a . ns tr aed wide cause { I rolled tat the beac wee bard (012 1 graduated | from 1 hat | might try my own cases the best, and that the flood tide aged ceainn at about f + ape When iu wan wtate factory Inspector | sone $ ior a He admitted th f | Girls Need Protection. le 1 10,0 . that he had any } ige| Hd . { her being there Captain Parker, the pilot of the] testified to finding pit Edwards tn the pilot house when b arrived k just a moment be fore the ship struck ——— J. W. Byrna, owner of the bar] WASHINGTON STATE DENTISTS’ DAY, aboard the Yosemite, testified that} WASHINGTON STATE PRESS DAY he find tot seit aay Banere Sy CSPI SAILORS’ AND MARINES' TRACK MEET, tain Edwards during the day, and] that he did not see him acting any EDUCATIONAL CONGRESS Jifferent just previous to the accl-| PARENTS’ DAY, Jont than at any other thine 8:00 a. m—Gaten open R OF. Bmith, the purser, and 10:00 a. m—Clan Fraser, Highland musiclana, in various parts of Charles Miller, the quarterr rat grounds. Wagner's A.-Y.P. band, head of Cascades. 10:16 a.m to6 m.—Popular talka, with stereopticon views, Hawalian building Model school ex f Educational Congress the wheel when she struck, both tes 10;00 a. m.—Concert tiffed that the captain had been fn the pliot house since the boat | Bremerton. Neither had ever ne Captain Edwards drunk Educational buflding. Good Roada Bullding, Parents’ 10:30 a. m. 10:30 a m . | Day address by momer L. Feerly, president’ lowa MUST PAY LICENSE. } State Normal 1:00 p. m—Arrival of dentists at south gate in automobiles, met (Diy United Pree.) yop t ‘ ror’ . OLYMPIA, July 16.—No longer y rit tie eee YP) ee Will the insurance subagent be al 2:00 p. m—Washington State Dentists, Good Roads Building lowed to solicit and write insurance in Washington unless he pays the annual license of $2, required by and Marines’ track meet, in Stadium. Liberatt!'s band, Music pavilion m.—BSallors’ m.—Cconcert, band, in Nome circle, Muste pavilion Concert Concert Wagner's A-Y.P. Liberatt!'s band 8:15 p. m-—"The Bridge of the Gods,” Indian drama, by stadents Pacific untversity, in Auditorium 9:30 p. m.—Special freworks, “Battle of Manila,” by Hitt Bros, of Seattle. ALTERATION SALE At the Stern Furniture Co. 1528 SECOND AVENUE In On STORE 1s BRIN MORGIN BULLS ALL THE STEEL SHARES (fy Ontted Press) NEW YORK, July 46 trading In stocks was on 4 stall and limited j¢ today, som of the leading shares showed de-| clded advances. Chief among these | waa United States Stee! shares and | the metal securities, The rest of | the market was almost without | feature, with prices generally high-| er for small figures. | Steel shares were bulled on the report that J. P. Morgan has given out an interview, and saying that} be was stili confident that the cor-| poration’s shares would be Hated upon the Paris bourse after a while. Steel preferred was the leader of the day, with an advance of 2% points, and common closed 14 polnts above yesterday Amalgamated Copper was fairly act for so dull a session, and} |gained a point, and ite ally, the | Anaconda, gained % point. Smelt lors closed within a fraction of last j Bight ‘8 final price. TAFT 15 STANDING PAT (iy United Press) WASHINGTON, July 16 dent Taft is standing pat for a cor | poration tax, Laat night at a.con-| the president not only told Senator Aldrich and Chairman | Payne that he would not withdraw} from his position in favor of this} }tax, but that he was assured of sufficient votes to keep the pro | vision in the bill and to insure ite adoption in both houses, ‘Tr ident reltorated this position to sev eral of his callers, MORE MONEY FOR MAG, FASSNIOGE Here are those who have sent contributions to W. H. Murray, 301 | Lowman building, to help awell the fund that ts being ratsed to give | Mra, Allee Fassnidge proper care for the remaining days of her life jc. B $ 1.00} While the very | » AT A DISCOUNT LAR Rk noom AT FOR THE CARPENTERS, VERY ARTICLE OF ON PTH TA once Preat ference Livermore ...seeeeee |Mr, Dunlop ...+ «+ 12.00] lA Friend ete 48 10.00 PD. H. Myers ‘ 1.00} *reviously acknowledge 4 17.60 | Total .....+ $41.60| has threo large drawers; sis ‘$6.95 THE STERN FURNITURE CO. Grand Rapids Furniture Distributers, : POSTOFFICE ROBBED | EVERETT, July 16.—.Thieves on tered the Langley postoffice last {night and, according to Postmaster!{ Prices | Howard, so manipulated tho safo | “r combination that they opened al the | 1528 Second Avenue the \strong box and secured $177, They| Lowest | Between Pike and Pino Streets, | Best touch stampa ov money |aian't