The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1909, Page 9

amv [ Crashes Into a Vessel Early This ing and the Latter A |, Badly Damaged. _—-—— . ¢ Trequols prevaiied 4 of passenger rushing mig clothes sho jely follow ie Iroquois revere joose f thea stood t if the Endeavo a tow line We whip and she Townsend Badeaver Pat for the was procerd!: was bac od, was fa without wan car and the t out of ot the . e time fe wated at Victoria that he giewty, hardly able we a lest! of @ steamer ahead gat of the fog a and proceed to Vi Dar The fib boon b ‘ prevent a coll we Were thrown from By the collision, and ae deck created ex fefore being assured by grew that tere was no Gager. The lroquets at midnight for Vie Selb & full load of passengers. | OWNSEND, July 2 | gethooner Endeavor mu ito and badly damaged by gerly thie morals eAlty was siowly sa) « faeed fh & heavy fog when pe co bo fe the bull and water be fe slowly. He was aed anchored in the McAllys was en Francisco in ballast HOLD ELECTION United Prem) : a i , | terday | SENDS BULLET THROUGH BRAIN MAN WHO HAD NO 18 TIRED oF LIVING. “Let me die, 1 have no friends and do not want to live This ts part of a note Ruby when he anyway left by Steve all ve this lite by 4 bullet into his brain Well dress about 36 years age the man who gave his Steve Ruby tn the n made arrange menta to b sending and apparently the body of bame as he left by W. Webb, a r who haa an office Schmits boulevard Ruby had made careful propara tlone for his death, placing a mir ror on in front of him #o that the shot might not go amiss. Tt is thought the man met his death last Friday, aa two shotr were hoard In the vicinity where the body was found, Two cham bers of the revolver, which was a (6-calibor Colts, had been exploded It ls believed by the deputy coroner that Ruby sent one bullet into the kround to test the revolver before plactng the musale to hia temple Th his note Ruby stated that he had not been in Seattle long The remains are at Mutterworth & Sona BRIEFS BY WIRE WASHINGTON. The definite statement was made at the state department today that Binger Her mann, former oo “aman from Oregon, will be tried in Portland on a land fraud charge this coming fall, and that Francis J. Heney will personally conduct the prosecution. NEW YORK.—An tnsurance pol ley for $100,000 on the life of BH Harriman has been written by the Lieyds, London, for a New York broker, who has large holdings of Harriman stocks | WASHINGTON, — Pifty thousand able-bodied men are wanted in the! harvest flelds of the west to take care of tae bounteous crops. Farm are Hterally begging for help. ording to officials of th vart ment of commerce and labor LEAVENWORTH, Kas. Private Charles O'Neal, who yesterday kill ed Minole Sharbena, with whom he was in love, was captured | Lake Merritt, where threatened to drown himeelt he VIENNA. of his physicians that only relaxa Despite the warnings '* | ton and the abandonment of busi ness could possibly bring about his complete recovery from the nervous disorders from which he is suffer | log, B H. Harriman is transacting immense stock deals by cabie. | WRIGHT'S GREAT FLIGHT. WASHINGTON, July 21.--Batab VWehing a new record for aviation ta America, Orville Wright, In the | Wright aeroplane, late yesterday fat Fort Myer, made a spectacular FRIENDS REO | | KE DIaP MEN AND FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD WILL BE AT THE FAIR } M Two well kr Men exposition tomorrow Men's the Red Hrother | ate at the A-Y.P it being Red of | k | The Red Men will hold a parade at the wh lodges and the Fraternal will celet day, and the beginning Fraternal Hrotherh woe and & sham battle Stadium and the uwnlform rank team of the Fraternal Brotherhood will arrive from vartous parts of the West and go Into quarters at the military camp on the falr grounds, Satur jday will be Fraternal Brotherhood day at the fair, Tomorrow evening the members of the order will pa rade from Pioneer square to Arcade hall, where the visitors will euests at a roc on The Red N row will o'clock n's feativities tomor » with a parade at 10 from the Stadium to Mine Arts hall, where a will be held. At 2 o'clock a ball same will be held at the Stadium and at 3:30 begins the sham battle between the Indians and the whites This feature has been elaborately planned and will be a thrilling spec tackle, with all sorte of riding and shooting and war dancing. The De sree of Pocahontas will have its share in the celebration tomorrow In the evening the members Various tribes will enjoy them along the Pay Streak PREFONTAINE FOUNTAIN | TO BE ERECTED SOON | Mayor Miller waa yesterday |tifled by Dante! Kelleher that the $5,000 bee made by Mar. F. X Profontaine to the clty for a drink Ing fountain was pow avaliable. It was the wish of the late priest to jhave the fountain built on Pre | fontaine Place the meeting no SUFFOCATES AT. | WELL'S yes} Overcome by carbonic acid gas at |the bottom of a 42-foot well near } 19th st. and California av. Frank Hiaaler, 19 years old, died while bis fellow workman, Thomas Graney stood helplessly at the mouth of the shaft dangling a rope and implor the young man to grasp it It was shortly after 7 o'clock yee | terday morning that the boring) }augur beeame entangled and Bias jter alld down the fron rod to the bottom of the 42-foot shaft. He tm | mediately called out that a gas was pourtng into the shaft. Before he could grasp the rope which Graney lowered he waa overcome. Graney ihastily called Dr. Henderson, of duly 21.—The degree flight of one hour 20 minutes and | West Seattle, and both worked over the women’s auxtl 43 seconds duration. The longest ithe unconscious man, but Master Improved Order of Red | previous Might was T4 minutes,/was beyond human ald. evanel) session yester. fa the afternoon elect. officers for the en- Mra. Amanda Great Pocahontas, enmrien, jreat Frania vers, Spo Minnehaha, Mrs. Mary ; great keeper of ‘i & Leonard, r of Wampum. Sorge, t Townsend ; made by Mr. Wright at Fort Myer | last fall, CORPORATION RULING. WASHINGTON, July 21.—Only corporations adjudged to be an lawful trusts or combinations in teal ‘the United States will be excluded by the war department in the pur chase of supplies for the army, ao cording to @ statement made at the department today SSS SE 0 GIVE US MUSIC BY THE WIRELESS 7 PACKERMAN SAYS THAT CAN DO IT BY grounds, and has been able to hear distinetly the music as rendered by }Innes’ and Wagner's bands. | Ackerman first discovered that this was possible through expert ments conducted at the Radio tele. proceedings undertaken by} Aalte se. the place and the girl, | " } man, th a ito ‘propose. Journal loulevitie Cour GUGGENHEIM FORFEITS MEASLY. TWENTY-FIVE M. Robert Guggenheim, promoter | of the New York to Beattle auto} mobile race, representative of the) Pacific coast Guggenheim interests | and speed boat patron, yesterday failed to appear before Police Judge | John B. Gordon to answer to a | charge of driving his auto at an ex joessive rate of speed. His bafl in the sum of §256 was declared for Band concerts at the phone booth in the Agricultural | felted While seated at home, soon will be Of Beatle people, aceord butiding. He found that although the music could not be heard | through the walle of the butllding, Cinch tor Him. Stolla—Who the won guessing . Who is now he could hear distinctly through the} contest at the firemen’s fair? M8 chief constructing on Radio receiver. This discovery set Bella—The weather man.—Phila Radio Telephone com him to thinking, and as a result he| deiphia Telegraph. to have discovered band muale by the Wireless telephone Saperimenting at bis miles trom the fatr ls confident be can Install tele phones almost anywhere In the city, * that the band concerts can be enjoyed by subsertbers sitting at home or In thelr offices. Dance at Dreamland, Seventh a and Union st, Admission free, © Salé continues in full ing From Business 100,000 Worth of SHOES Must Be Sold blast. Never such a sale ; this, Better get in before it is too late. Every FOF shoes in the house reduced—no reserve. A Railroad Building to tian Yard ity Rverybody living around Bremerton has known for some time that the ©, M. & 8t. P. Ry. ff) was buying a right-of-way to the J) Navy Yard. We have been ask ed to quote a price on some of our mile of water front property in Navy Yard City to be used for terminal purposes, Do you know what that means for Navy Yard City? Navy Yard City ts alongside the U. 8. government navy yard and already has a guaranteed future without this rallroad At Our Expense We are taking crowds every day and proving to them that a few dollars invested in Navy Yard City will bring in large returns in a short time. We are build ing a city there and are making a record sale of large lote at $40 and up. Terms $4 down and §2 monthly Why not join the crowds that we are taking every day and showing this beautiful water front property alongside the Navy Yard? There is lots of work in the Navy Yard and we are building many homes that you can buy on payments like rent. Call at our office and ar range to go with us on the fast new steamer H. B, Kennedy, Jeaving Colnvan dock ten times dally. Pitty minutes’ ride, BREMERTON DEVELOP. MENT COMPANY 106 Cherry 8t. Ground Floor, Call or write for maps and prices | sembly hall bes SAUNDERS | that he fa the busteat | cursion luncheon, and It was a good | one. | positions, from Pullman porter to | president's measenger, each with distinction, and since he |} |has gone into the catering Hne his | that means every | grounds, confidently expect that he | will be at the top of his class. | Lawson, the negro who shot Sheriff THE STAR TINIAN W HIEND TD WILD & So Says L. G. Kerns, of! Elk Park—Congressman| Had in Mind Bill to Pro-| tect Elk of Olympics. | “When Francia W. Cushman died the elk Washington and wild game of western closest and a G, Kerne of Elk Park, In the Olymptoa, whe yesterday brought out four baby elk for exhibition at the A-Y.P ex position, “Congressman Cashman had tn mind at the thme of hin death & bill which would have preserved | the ble game of the Olympics, o® pecially the beautiful elk, but 1 doubt if the wild game will soon find another auch friend. Under} present conditions the etk in the Olymples are being killed annually in great numbers by the incursion into the forcing them up into the mountains during the cold season, The cougars and wolves are also playing havoc each among the calves, and hardly * young elk out of four survives ite firet year, Mr, Cushman and a number of settlers Uke myself in the elk country had In mind a plan to provide for the elk when they are driven into the valleys in win and to keep a few hunters em ployed killing off the cougars, which are useless and dangerous tnhab-| ftante of the mountains, Unless) these stops are taken by congress |[f 1 look to the elk exterminated in a few years 300 elk came down from the moun tains and wintered near my place during the spell of heavy anow,/ valleya of people but with a small force of men the ld be well cared for each | This ts done In other seo |i |'They had a hard time even there, |] olk winter | Last winter fully} } tlons, and I belleve congress ought! i} to do as much in the new Olympic! national park, which they created |ff last year.” BOTTOM FOUND DEAD N BATHTUB) Dr. J, Walston, of Montesano, this state, was found dead in a bathroom | at the Diller botel this morning. | Death, in the Judgment of Deputy! Coroner William Borthwick, was) dae to heart failure, an ailment from which the physte has suf fered for 10 years. Dr, Walston, while retired from active practice, was in Beattie to attend the first convention of the Medical Association of the Pacific Northwest, which opened at the ae |i the Broadway High school, He attended the session yesterday and retired last night, ap parently in the best of sptrite. His dead body was found shortly after 6 o'clock this morning. The/f] phystetan evidently was preparing | to take his morning bath when! death overtook him. Dr. Walston was 60 years old and a widower The body is at the undertaking establishment of But terworth & Sons known relatives Interment prob ably will be made in this city BUTTE MERCHANTS ON WAY TD SEATILE) (hy United Frees) BUTTE, Mont. July 21.-—The merchants’ elghtear special left Hutte at 2 o'clock yesterday after noon for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific |} exposition at Seattle, More than 100 members of the Merchants’ as sociation and officers of that or ganization © on board. ‘The excursioniats will return at thelr own conventence, and may plan to stay in Seattle a week or longer, and later visit other cities of the Coast. IS A CATERER NOW The friends of Charles Saunders, messenger to the president of the) Av¥+P, expoattion, have long known and = most) versatile employe of the expoattion, | but they were a little surprised to} learn, on the occasion of the recent | State Press Association excursion | and plonic, that Saunders t* not only an authority on dress and ett-| quette and a mixologtat of unrivaled merit, but occupies the further dis tinetion of being a caterer. Mr.| Saunders provided the 8. P. A. ox Charlie Saunders has filled many | and filled frienda about the exposition, and official on the TWO NEGROES LNGHED (iy United Press.) PADUCAH, Ky,, July 21.—With out firing a shot a mob took Albert R, M. Compton at Paris, Tenn., Sun day, from the Paris jail at 0:90) o'clock last night and hanged him to a tree. body was cut down FASTON, Ga, July 21 Green, a negro, wae lynched by a mob at Gun Branch, He leaves nolll King FURNITURE WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1909 ~ BRED ERICK at &N AND wunY AUGUST ELSON, Inc. ATURDAY DURING DRY GOODS The July Sale of Furniture An Occasion Offering. the Most Attractive Furniture Values of a Six-Month JULY SALE Dining Chair golden and sawed top rail with embossed cary Back is fitted with five flat ing spindles, JULY I has cane of seat SALE PRICE solid $1.50 hed construction, JULY Tal to re mak, fin six feet and quarter has round fluted and 1 } rail JULY SALE } Lady's Desk of ha hogany finish, or i quarter-sawed effec drawer-front and e support 5, and well ior. Width, 26 inc inches; depth of de 28 inches, PRICE, $9.50—Morris || Chair of oak, principally quarter-sawed, fin- ished golden or Early English; also in birch, | finished mahogany front posts, spring seat, reversible, velour- covered cushions, and adjustable back Has wide arms, shaped diver u + 40 inches; ice capacity, 40 lbs; duly Sale Prite.. ce a cee. | inches; SALE PRICE id o fir $6.95—Extension hed golden, extendir Top measures 42x42 inches, and legs are of heavy stock, corners turned, and securely joined to top RICE, $7.45— | | rdwood, in ma | n golden finish, | t Has shaped nds, double leaf | en arranged inter- | measuring hes; height, 41 | and shelf. esk, when open, JULY SALE PRICE, $3.65.— Metal Couch with frame finished gold-bronze; fabric of fine quality steel wire, attached to frame by helical springs and supported by Length of Couch, width, when open, inches. Can be used as divan full-size bed spirals Substantial shaped 74) 48 or ICE, $2.85—Rocker JULY SALE PR f solid oak, finist turned ied golden, Has braced cobbler | back is fitted with turned spindles ArINs, posts and seat; oak stand, finished gold- Has square top 24x 24 inches, turned legs lower | | JULY SALE PRICE, $14.95 Dresser of birch, finished mahogany, with mahogany top, front and ends; two ser I pentine-front drawers, Shaped top meas- {| ures 21x87 inches, and beveled plate mir 1} ror, 18x36. Gurney Refrigerators at July Sale Prices Gurney Refrigerators of ash, finishéd golden. Width, 23 inches; depth, 16 inches; height, $7.95 Same style, 26 inches wide, | Same style, 29 inches wide, 17 inches deep and 42 in- ches high; ice capacity 50 Ibs. Sale Price. . July $10.45 ches high; ice capacity 75 Salo Pree $11.90 | 18 inches deep and 44 in- | Sale Price. . |Pre-Inventory Specials From the Housefurnishings Section Thirty minutes later the |ff Direct-Action Gas Ranges ra © ROYAL GRANITE SPEC ROASTER, Seamless Granite Roas 11x16%x7%, with drip ROYAL GRANITE SPECIALLY PRIC Seamless Pitchers, 1 special 20c special 30c ROYAL GRANIT PRESERVING KET CIALLY PRICED 2%-qt. size, special ROYAL GRANI' DER, SPECIAL 25c— al Granite SCRUB BRUSH, § Large sise, handled (FREDERICK & NELSON Seamless Pitchers, 3-pt. capacity, 4-qt. size, special 20c. 5¥a-qt. size, special 25c, 64-qt. size, special 30c, Colander, 10% inches in diameter. NATIONAL $ COVERED | SPECIAL $1.65- IAL $1.25 ter measuring rack PITCHERS three — | pt. capacity, | kind of stove, IMPORTE WASH BASIN, i LIPPED and white inside TLES SPE- . CAPITOL 15c, Soap for ROYAL PLATES SPECI 8-inch shallow cial 7c 9-inch cial Be. 8%-inch cial 106, ‘EB COLAN- Genuine Roy- neasuring shallow PECIAL, 10¢ Scrub Brush deep sc SPECIAL 2 FOR 25c scrubbing cleaning purposes. GRANITE ALLY PRICED— TEAM COOKER, Cooker illustrated has copper-bottom water vessel and solid-bottom steam-pipe connections tirely by steam, making impossible the burning of food; used on any steamers with Cooks en D ENAMELED SPECIAL 15c— Enameled turquoise blue on outside OURING SOAP, An excellent and general PIE Pie Plates, spe- Pie Plates, spe- Pie Plates, spe- McCray | Refrigerators |