The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1909, Page 1

} THE SEATTLE —~ TTLE, WASHINGTON, PUFAMAN AND | DOCTORS COMPARE NOTES YL 11. NO. 13 SIXTEEN PAGES, | —- ~ | THe oS ) {NO Sen . | lw#vO/oes | an "ne J Bae Nd Way wé gus | A “ik 4; _ | Wor 1} ee Ow od OPENED UP TNE — AL | 5] (AS TSopHAGS Now ovo VARM FORM APPEN MY, MY. DIK « ChrPPeD » opsraton | |? VM LATE | », / come ove rHk COUPONS Pom. THAT | « a MA ofr «= SEwse ~ | - : ON aia d| | HIM UP MOAI ™ [ INNOMINATA ht, ‘rr - ano wow M's OPERATION agrra® TW “ < Least Not While Bob ~ Hodge Is Sheriff—Law Boxing — Can “Not Meet in King Co. | will be © : or outside h tn King mg ee T, Hodes ‘ Thi tbat Dr, B and Al Will not: th \ You MusT nomen THAT aN _\ ANYHE LUN TICS) 1 CONTEND | ywarT THe te IN TRAMCAR TH aoiNous oF be CACC YA as WELL AS rna o£ TAT SHOVE O - { axanréo\ @aanr 10} 4 there would b« xin pin King cour the state ta that time. a ia fo hold the Ka an he. prinelya's gi be arrested Sheriff's Position. ink the pedite | position tr & Ite a , ‘ ' OF a SSE rc 4 Sixovrmexree fe MLANive li - FRAME OM PRICKLY ASH Caneuepingeness OEP gistat » sees fit a d x0 © law “S SIX SNAKES AND A GILA De nothing dolog in inn ‘bare ety ate that prom! nc ~ Qyould Be Satintied icaetaleiahieneiiiit i acaaiee think th arena | MM A Sass “ae OUMCEN ME TWENTY-FIE fcc — — | qe eon powonte, DIED IN THE Six snakes and a Gila monster. will do anythin : who do IM} Nobody wanta them but an al a8 the people are will be dee these wrestling local courts, won't let elther have! TURVY DIVORCE SUIT, them, so Seott Malone, depaty sher ee ee Puhouldn’t be held. But, , Me lav out of considera epee hand and the Gti ooking for a safe i there's a limit to the to deposit the same. pwhieh the people may be! ® George Horner je accused Of! vorce guilt, came this morning Into Bnd that limit ts reached | . } ropored boxing contests.” sae Ng oaks and the GUS | tho county clerk's office, when Ket.| From Storm Centers. in place | | part as follows; “That during the bo d married life of plaintif? and. de- (cq (ent: ® dozen towns are wreck, | into court as evidence, et noon. | - TING FOLKS {IP :: Seles Geieen teamatiolahy esheat | ene oy ju this manner, to swept through Southern Texas in the idea that some inter rt person had moved for @ change of venue. He didn't i iegrione OF THE! fa. into the “ovidenee or tow | the _piaintite washed away and telephone and tel- “That for more than ® year * prior ograph ines wree! ort. ; upy thon, the de tendant has been and rounding country ts difficult to em forthwith Sranted sanie and order tom is an habitual drunkard.” tabilah today but meager reports of the convention | Hrown’s court The" ballitt aia she | es ~ Ryne! mag = aa a shed atte ee ae ; a he tal jenying each and every may be greatly Incres Assdciation of the | transferring of case and snakes 10) at ation, and asking that the sult ther advik he rhe a The sere eat w ; there vir reared | Sih itty |be dismissed erty lows, as estimated now, {i ne nO sen) Jaatice Hrown wan game, but) Edwin @, Ling, « clerk in the 13,000,000 hy: Gr meeting of the | some haste was noticed tn his sb] county axeossor's office, was given Opbthatmology and oto-| ting the case for trial and entrust ling the stolen property to the high yelar Penton than wines teat t ye ssectbap Bedok teabeied 5 sections, however, | sheriff, represented by Scott Ma-|JU@8* Frater, this morning. They Mt the surgery sei tle away With his charge, and the| py | ¥ i h C. Smith, of -Port-| inet seen-of him, he was trying rH Mab Force “ee sgh othe. Le He OR Shee. MeKechuie, of Van-|tigure out what he would do with and J. W. Bean, of ioe : ; hing non-support Were several gen-| The anakes are owned by mes during the meeting.| Wedeon, who runs a little show on| T. Merthbarger, of Walla! First av, between Union and Uni WILL A UC ION . Buttmer, of St. An- | versity, E Bott, of North Yak geet atc!" WILL PREVENT THE Bptakers at the med: * wlheiabieliothdinlbeleheD a dhbele a [=a ea nema eee gs concinded the WASTE OF WATER Big Sale for Elles’ Circus ions and will mise the big celebra- eh has been suc-/ tion. way. There were| 1), ; Tomorrow — Town Is! For their benefit and the benettt d. as th who| 2 2¢ finance ‘committee this of the delegation from the Cotton aed Inst year hoid proruing told L. B. Youpgs, super Now Full of Vi ing Elk states complete dross rehearsal suid er tol) intendent of light and water, that it of the Blk i would hack up the department in| Herds. i A rg any project that would prevent the ‘ BN anOTHEAS IN uaotons waste of water that has! 4) le of boted toe @ They Like Tacoma. |been going on for several weeks. eravataghertns.imgbeeegh Bs De |Mr. Youngs told the committee| Elks’ cireus takes place at oat gn tne alty feat Seinen j that the shortage at Port Lawton|Orphoum theatre tomorrow at 12/are all telling what nod time they IDE mice goa ed ay seo td Pes This places Elks and out hea in their short top in Tacoma, amps statione: se ” hill to furnish water in sufficlent|*4ers on mn equal footing in the while Ty ware tere, “tuk abet | 1 Others wore prepar | cause of the fact that Queen Anne | people would not stop wasting wa-|0?t*!ning boxes to witness the kinds. The Detroit party are very further flights in the Port Lawton was being poorly | Blks’ Society circus next Wednes- Well pleased with themselves at hay orld thelr ser0-| supplied day and Thursday at the Stadium 4 sonared the ational convention And ble owed the |” The exponttion came in for «| the exponition for their city next summer, s brother Wik| ctiiing at the bands of the com-| Proceeds from this affair are to ny of the visiung Elke were Ber msion here. [trittoe because {t tailed to start|®0 toward the Kiks’ bullding fund, | at the exposition today aa nothing at the ‘te wise for up private pumps on July 16, as it had| Electricians aro now stringing | special had been arra sacs sme time,” said | cromised, wires over the Stadium, 40 seam: fesr thet should | - stresses are at Work on costumes, should an Perkine & Co. have 60 men at work MILLIONAIRE. my Y TI Ht tt te te| Per both mixnt bo| * on the properties, the minstrols | Secrets of their suc > * Total since opening of * w#enson ., 1,271,516 ®| Loading Seattle concerns have * agreed to provide draught horwes| SAN FRANCI8CO, July 28+ Tt tT TOT TOK TK tt tok) to pull the wagons in the big parade,| James Clay Dunphy today admit to take place in the fair grounds|ted that he was incompetent to, iii... . + of | there will be three performances / RESIGN FROM OFFICE a matinee and evening perform | Dunphy, be appointed his guardian ance next Wednesday, officially; This was a distinct surprise, as 1 - known as “Elke’ Day,” and an eye-| Dunphy has been bitterly contest Gov, Hay has asked J. M. Snow,| ning performance on Thursday Ing his sister's sult in which she state highway commissioner, to re-| Herds of Ike from all over the | demanded that a guardian be ap wign from the office he haw held|country continue to arrive today | polnted for Dunphy. *® since ite creation In 1905, and has|to attend the Elks’ celebration at| FUNERAL TOMOANOW, | promised the position to "Harry L.| the exposition. This morning two F | Bowlby, a West Point graduate. private cars from Boston and Phila The funeral services of Mrs $815,603.00 60,750.00 See SEE ER EE EE ME 59% contn mer's ction, not able to stay tn the clty very ' Saturday afternoon, at 3; 80, a HOME ~ = STAR. tiie ae = MONSTER CAUSE A FUSS Soar pber Ih the wrestling OF | togeg thief and the original owner,| ROLLO MITCHELL THE PLAIN. = but that goddess Justios, who is| TIFF IN ANOTH Pp \e ie Permits wrestling. | supposed to mix medicine in the| eh ToPey there fan't any reason |ict, ig wandering around with six] Another ease of a wite threaten.| Number Will Probably Be ee See eee Q ‘ng the tife of ber husband at} Greatly Increased When tempting to kill him and being an [habitual drunkard, ending in a dt All Details Are Received Wedeon on July 19/16 H. Mitehell flied eult fo j ot “ 4 ¥ a v separa | — pod Deak the ake on thc loo from Alice Mitchell, alleging | (yall teen thto the ploneer siage coach, which ALK (if The snakes are valued af $24 all gay fo 5 ngage : | HOUSTON, Tex, July 29, —-| 84.8 Part of the show, and driven told with the Gila fellow thrown tn chell's complaint reads In| Twenty-five persoye are known to|'0, the emergency hospital. i Taken Inte Court. 4 prope: nN } fondant. the defendant has treated yer geese gil nin bly od The stolen goods were brought! the plaintift in a cruel aod nh |guit of thee hureeenes ene she has frequently the past t da: The victim died while Dra. Rinin eee to take the life of the wore rth the PR fer, Houston, Kantney and MeKin- —e | plaintiff and has attempted to kill! houses unrooted, hey Were working over the wound, Meay ad teenaka tracks | ta 8 valu effort to preserve his lite |Rev. Charles T. Russell, Noted Lecturer, Now Here, Quotes Bible to Prove i Assertion. ‘ were toarried {n Brooklyn in 1903. : WEATHER FORECAST, ioe . from 9:30 to 1:20.) tone. The depaty was told to bue|gne aid not contest the suit *® Fair tonight and Saturday; ; f Sir cad erdoae Ut toe ve #| bullets. OFF THE BOXES Untied Press.) quantities. Ho said they were) bidding, and it is hoped to cause | inet they wore Iteraily mobled | {ng the motion, explain ON, July 24 —whie | Yorkin up to thelr limit, and be | spirited rivalry for the privilege of with flowers and offerings of all} f fievigation might he * EXPOSITION ATTENDANCE. wand clowns are rehearsing, and all | o the world, ee | ie Thursday's admissions 26,668 #|'* aotlvity, GIVES |p HIS FIGHT a * Three Big Shows. | A next Wednesday afternoon, prior to! take care of his millions of doll eo are | J. M. SNOW ASKED T0 the matinee performance, In all,| 1.4 asked that his aleter, Jennle Nelther Gov, Hay nor Mr, Snow/|d@lpbia respectively reached here | Frank Wood will be held at the ey 28.—Niar silver | would give any reason for the for |The Philadelphia party, however, Is | parlors of Butterworth & Sons, | FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1909. Wax Bullets Were Used but Joseph Mohrinway Was Killed. | No inquest will be held over the body of Joseph Mobrinwa who was killed during the sham battle held yesterday afternoon at the Btadium at the exposition, Coroner Snyder and Mobrinway's relatives who were prosent at the time the aceldent occurred, are satisfied that the death of Mohrinway wher wtrack by & wax explosive bullet Was purely accidental Mohrinway was from Everett and & Meniber of Pilchuek Tribe, No. 42 which participated in the sham fleht He wae also a veteran of the Bpantah-American war At the elimax of the sham tle between the Ked Men and a com paoy of state militia, Mohrinwa in command of the Red Men's laet ehar i 4 militiaman « rifle being ¢ Jed point blank within ter j bin | od that the fatality was pure aecidental A Fatal Climax The sham battle was the climax day at the expo nel Kuar secured for the battle, the men hay. | ig secured permixsion from thelr] We to take their guna and unt |/ forme from the armory, The Red Men used revolvers, while @oldiers carried thelr regulation Krag Jorgensons. The cartridges! Weed have a wax bullet holding a fow grains of powder, which ex Plodes on the bullet leaves the rifle The explosion occurs within ten feet of the muzzle of the gun 4 gene to add to the nolse en alilors engagements where blanks are used the opposing lines are alwayr kept 100 yards apart. | MS jar the men were instructed re into the air, which they did Suny the climax of the battle was orders were forgotten, and Mobrin way received hia wound Rushed to Hospital. The spectators took the accident) for part of the exhibition. The wound waa in the right groin, the Intestines being hope leasly torn by the milsstle, which | ated exploded after entering the John Mohrinway, a brother of the dead man, was engaged In the sham hatte. and the father, Henry| Mobrinway, Gue Mobrinway, a brother, and Miss Ida Mohrinway, a ter, Were all spectators, Blame No One, George Mobrinway declared that While orders were carclessly div obeyed, he felt that no blame could be attached, as the carelensnoss was in the excitement. Two or struck and bruised by the wax Last night the Red Men's parade, janned as a festivity, marched « iret and Second ave, with bar | heads and colors draped in mourn ing. The Great Counell of Red Men of the state went resolutions of con dolence to the bereaved family ON TARIFF MONA (ty United Press.) known WASHINGTON, July 25.—Bellev-| ing that the tariff bill will be ready | for final action Monday, Senator | Kean, of New Jersey, today moved that the agreement regarding ad journment be modified so that the next session of the senate would be motion was adopted. Kean, in mak- | that he| FORGOT 10 RETURN IT W. L. Bekhard wae arrested in taken from the Winton garage in this city, and will be returned to night and never came t him, but Just miseed him at severa | JOB FOR BURBANK. (By United Press.) ATLANTA, Ga, July 28.-—-Mem- bore of the Georgia legislature to day sre awaiting a reply from Lu ther Burbank, the Santa Rosa, Ca | bortieulturiat, whom they have lasked to make continued experi find a way to Improve the fibre, IN FIGHT AT. 0 THE STADIUM. AR Battle Was a Sham and Sheriff Bob Hodge Recalls Authority Given to Van- derveer’s Two Special VOKED Bheriff Robert ’ Hodge Ie Responsible One of the soldiers had forgotten | | his orders to fire into the air, but! who ft was will probably never be}, Known. Both Red Men and soldiers urch have assumed ar is not a peace If he mae C0} nfine }duties of his office |to be and | 2eed for the D of commissions of Peyton and C Chure t He Will Be Sheriff, I believe myself to be thorough ly capable of conducting my offic even though | should from the coal mines. greta more than I these troveraios that have arisen since Had ! been willing to ton of better street car service. le expected that a formal demand Will be matte by those present for allow my office to be run by others than myself, 1 would have had no Unatil my term expires, 1 will insist |upen being the boas of my office, Wounded man was quickly lifted|¢ve" though every day new an. atarnenn sc coll THERE'LL BE NO “HELL” FOR ANY OF US, HE SAYS damnation, and | back up my assertion by the Word of God,” r Charlies T. Russell of the Brooklyn Tabernacle this morning, whose theories of death and hejl have startled the church “Every Bible knows that the old idea of hell is entirely wrong, but somehow they are afraid children what~they have found Pastor Rusnell which is holding a conven ho ts president noctety tion of Bible students tn Christen wen's hall, at fs one of the widest lecturore in this having re-established the nace after Rey, De Witt Tel-| mage accepted a call to Washington, D. C, with religion these Monday instead of Tuesday. Tho| “&y* Hes with the people who Bible, not the People stand in fear the Pastor Rusnell was informed that the tariff bill|of God and the would probably be ready by Mon. | #hould day. there Biinsiose cepted » RENTED MACHINE AND |<" "8 There is no such hell.” What Hell Is. is @ hell in the This word sheol occurs 66 and t# translated Dunsmuir, Cal, last night, with a} burial big six-cylinder Winton automobile, | times in the Bib an ‘grave and twice Thus you see, Seattle. a study of the Bible brings to light Eekhard rented the machine | the fact that nowhere in God's word from the Winton garage Saturday jare ck with it. | eternal damnation.” | County officers soon got track ot} an || speaker, carrios| points ‘in Oregon, They wired) with it a weight that seems tnered ahoad to Dunemulr, where officers | ipie. wore waiting for Bekhard when he | of tite and death are arrived study of the Bible for 80 years The Common Belief. “This is the present He is convincing, and his ideas “A man lives hie life, charitable, he decent sort of a life the ehureh By . bolle ringing, he has the opportunity but he fatts In He dies, and because of these honest, lives a pretty # the church | Zephaniah which will soon ¢ menta with cotton in an effort to| of attending chureh, SIXTEEN PAGE. MMWISSHOT COMMISSIONS JUSTICE IS TEMPERED PUTIES «= WITH MERCY AND BOYS GET ANOTHER CHANCE ROM BUILDING AND BREAKS NECK E. E. Vail, Painter, Is Vic- tim of Fearful Accident While Working on Stev- ens School House. EB. E. Va ed the ¢ “ t 18t ( 25 feet to the ¢ t skul 1 br i r ta Va Al t where bh ite iving. H b ‘ K fi much known about Butte Vali a I h been working on the ach for we eral da Th aft fi TING AT | aOUTH a Tho South Park Improvement club of Seattle and the Northwest Improvement club of Georgetown have called a meeting, to be in Dudley's hall, South park, tomor row evening, to discuss the ques better service on their line. Invitations have been sent to the city officialsof Seattle, Georgetown, and of the Seattle Blectric \eatarat | _|to be present at the me acne Refuses to Rob Widowed Mothers of Services of Two 16- Year-Old Lads. Go back and IRRIGATION PROJECT. (By United Press) RED BLUFF, ernment Burve Iron canyon reclama- plan ts designed to irrigate more than a million acres land, and will enditure of millions NARROWLY ESCAPE FLAMES, (My United Pree) RED BLUFF, Cal , when a fire de stroyed the bakery over which they The damage {s estimated at things he goes to damnation andj out and a new the devils roast him, “By the side of this man lives a scoundrel in all that the term m He squeezes hia neighbor, he Is un 18 charitable and the rest of those things, but he attends church regu larly, and when he dies he saye J save me,’ and goes to heaven. | Is thie right No! And the Bible does not teach any such thing, The Hible teaches that God stands in the relation to mankind of parent to children, and as-snch he has Just as many obligations toward His children as they have toward Him. A New Mossage. Pastor Russel) says he belleves the theories of the end of the world are wrong, That the prophecy of pass does not mean the dos' of the world by fire, but that the In message given the people under new conditions, “The world hos the right to know Bible teaches,” “The Bible Is a new book when we throw the right lght Pastor Russell, would see that no effort ve great lesson that they will start from the pl they left off and they will have one . for the second death will be lke that of the beasts There will be no awak- ening to that Pastor Russell will speak Sunday afternoon at the Armory on “ stitutions of the wortd will be wiped! Are the Dead?”