The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1909, Page 7

; ages Director: sii “ARCHITEC TS ee BICYCLES. VG a trimninw’® F_FTOnNEYS AT LAW © a B Mitlinge E Geurte at I pa, Toren’ tp Canada roo ak jertherw tia mm Phove Mi CHIROPRACTIC | CONTRACTORS as Sai is th conta Hi Third ay wae " DETECTIVE SERVICE. DETECTIVE AGENCY Bide. denerai line of Givlt petvate cletectiy Right. Conmuitat ence a stad, TE % Detective Ax Ma AN beanet vate inven Fre; tnd, Th uy TH on HAT MAKERS. LUMBER. teruce lumber: compiles i First ay a Main MASSAG Tit Peep: OPTIC. ANS. Oph. D. Stone. Fisher Graduate Op- Co tnd THIC PHYSICIANS. He graduate. 403 pe tth and Pike Phones AND MODELS. . | the PINCHOT STARTS OPEN WARFARE FOR PEOPLE (Concluded.) af Inter « them, anc Appea they fter yoar at ub pald at Heys, auking for your influenee to] them tacle omplete absorption of the ing water pow OVE © few remate to their pery remain They tell © that the Ger interest ire 8 od r market t And who domin has ho aignifican Klectrte great riow and do the re ever wa | ral ne groups in ¥a of water 4 rts of the Unit pow inating the xion of dominates woh group all industry Time for Agitation. Have you ever seen a few drops of ol! weattered on the water apread ing until they formed a contlt film, which put an end at all agitation of the surface? time for us to agitate this que before the separate circles of centralised control spread into the uniform, unbroken, nation-wide covering of a aingle gigantic trust There will be littl chance for more Agitation after that, No man at all familiar with the altuation car ubt that the time for effective protest is very short. If we do not use it to protect ourselves now, we may be very sure that the trust will give hereafter amall consideration to the welfare of the average cith wen When in conflict with its own, American Citizen Counts, “The man who really counts ta! plain Amerioan eftieen, This is the man for whom the Roose Yelt policies were created, and his welfare is the end to which the Roosevelt polities lead. As a nm tion we are fortunate at this time! in this tact above all others, that the great man who gave his name to these polictes has for hia suc another great president administration is most sol pledged to the support of to The ation is now coasor whose emaly bem, “I atand for the Roosevelt police because they set ti common good of ali of us above the private gain of some of ua; because they recognize the livelihood of the smal! man as more important to the nation than the profit of the big man; because they oppose al! us waste at present at the cost of robbing the future; they gsemand the complete, sane and orderly development of all our natural resources, Not forgetting our rivers; be cause they insist upon equality of opportunity and denounce monopoly and special privi- eee because, discarding false es, they deal directly with ital questions that really make a difference with the wel- fare of us all—and most of all, because in them the plain American always and every- where holds the first place, And | propose to stand for them while | have the strength te stand for anything.” His address aroused the greatoat 7) excitement of the seasion, and for many minutes after he had finish ed the convention hall was a scene/ jot hubbab and tarmott War Now Open. War between Pinchot and Baltin-} ger, whieh has been brewing for| some time and attracting an under Sjcurrent of attention from all the delegates, is now open. Every del egate ts ready for the fray and preparing to take a side in the struggle which promises to be the most momentous one tn the history of the congrosa. Resolutions affecting the ques _ | tous at fasve have been pouring in y\to the committee, and every one ite swalting with the keenest in- terest the appearance of Ballinger on the rostrum tomorrow after. noon. California, South Carolina, Wash ington and Texas have presented “resolutions praising Pinchot and | F. H. Newell, director of the United States reclamation service. ing, Unting and contract City Phone & or Seneca st. BING. Yeaiee, piumb. urea of alt wall when in aed of ATTORNEYS. "Brooks. recistered lent Attersera, 16 y as BXPERT. Mutual Lite CIANS. Loading aT yeietan ieurs $ te 9: Senter | ‘» Bank Bide eri end c riatin Bath ph f thing at high 19%. 101l Pike OF DEALERS, BAND HOUSE NUMBERS au 7 a STORAGE. MS Trinenir, ‘ Maly ER COMPANIES LPenate, t RS AND SUPPLIES. Makes, {0 - Paritic HT iiock . LOCAL : ‘MAN UNDER ARR 4. B. Taber, @ Seattle man, tx under arrest in Tacoma, charged with the theft of $45 from the pockets of @ tallor there named Jobn Wobberstad. It ts alleged that) Taber took the money out of the| tatlor’s street clothes while he was waiting in @ litue closet in whieh they hung, for Wobberstad to shorten a pair of trousers which he had been wearing AT A PREMIUM Around the Bremerton Navy Yard. Navy Yard City has the only good water front for sale at any price around the navy yard. Navy Yard City fe along side the navy yard, and b one mile of the prettiest water front on the Sound AT OUR EX! We are taking crowds and proving to them that a large profit is {inevitable on a small investment made in Navy Yard City lote or tracta,. Uncle Bam is spending mililons of dollars on his navy yard, and the early investors will reap the benef’ Only till we complete our large new dock will we sell $40 (s" On terms $4 down monthly. Certified abstracts city water in and pald 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 10 times dally; 50 ride. Large Lots and §2 minutes BREMERTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 106 Cherry 8t., Ground Floor. Call or write for mapa and prices TAILORS, ard Budd, P. TELEGRAPHY, K. Col snd at, & © oF wirelon Our toeation Netson, Central tual ~~ LINGER GAVE. AWAY POWER TO THE TRU (Conoluded.) investi n pr magnitude rati Such e an inquiry ! seandal of well lu first nited may the a involving and and I tate senator ther men of great official He wherever power talked of country, it is und mart” men There are ial p nence re Helena site this agreed that ‘I Jerry Coll in in tact and grabs jare in tern m ure wes ‘arter ns two opinions about Dick Ballinger: one ts that Hallie wor haw been fooled. Carter & Republican United States senator from Montana Collina was the United States regtatrar of lands at Helena under Grover Cleveland. Now he is the power trust's man Ballinger was United commissioner under Rox is now President of the interior All the countries of Kurope and the talands of the sea have for years, and some for centuries, con served the national Jand, water and forests. Ten years ago Canada put {nto effet a comprehensive m of laws to protect timber and water and land, It remained for Roose jvelt to bring the American people} jto thelr senses in regard to con | servation of timber, land and water power, Of all the benefloeat ac tivities of the Roosevelt adminis tration nothing stands out more States land wvelt, and Taft's secretary consplouousty than Roosevelt's de | tormined effort to conserve for the jpeople and their ohtidren jenormous undeveloped wealth of the great weat Looks Like Job, Tt remains to be seen whether Hallinger deliberately attempted to jdestroy Roosevelt's good work and {did reopen Montana lands in the especial interest of hfs friends, Car jter, Collins and others, or whether jhe simply did not realize the im portance of his acts, or was be |trayed by his friends, It remains to be shown why Senator Tom Car ter did what he did Imay be ntated positively }lands have been seized—boldly jtaken from the publie—and Roose | | Yelt's midnight work during his last j hours of office haa, to thie measure, [been undone WHO 18 Ri ‘ONSIBLE? THE FINAL ANSWER MAY COME FROM PRESIDENT TAFT, The Amalgamated Copper com pany, with power sites secured jane © Roosevelt left office, is now tn |Absolute possession of the Missourt | river from Three Forks, in south. western Montana, to the alkall plains west of Great Palle This river holds probably the most val juable water power sites in the nw |tion. These, all in the hands of | the trust, give to {t complete power | to shut out competition for all time, jand foree every home, farm and | factory within an area of 4,000 square milen to pay tribute to for mor Senator W. H. Clark, the Gua senbelms and thetr assoctates, Cinched Monopoly. On June 11 last there was fled at the United States land office at Mont, an entry on the 15,868 acres of land that cinched the monopoly, This entry was made for the United Missouri River Power company, a Now Jersey cor. poration capitalized at $10,250,000. This corporation was promoted by oxSenator Clark of Montana, and his associate, H. T. Hauser, 49 Wall at, New York, who are the leading japirita in Amalgamated Copper. Like all New Jersey corporations, It has eternal life. It was organized a8 & merger of the Missouri River Power company and the Helena Power Transmisston company. It may merely be a coincidence that this merger company was in }corporated in New Jersey at the }time that the retirement of Gar. fleld indicated a possibility of the breaking down of the Roosevelt conservation policy In Montana. These entries were made by Jeremiah Collins, land agent for the power trust, with offices tn Wash ington and Helena. Much of the land waa entered in the name of Geo. L. Ramaey, president of the The | Helena. I inquired at the United Rank as to whether Ramsey would sell jany of there lands A Handy Name. replied Samuel treasurer of the bank Mr, Collins simply uses hie name for convenience, You will find }many entries Mr. Ramaey'« | MeKenna, } a the} However, this | |Untted Bank & Trust company of| Jname, but he has no Interest in them Resides using the name of Raw sey, Colling also masked his oper ations behind two corporations of his own, known a@ the Riverside Land & Live Btock company, and the Collins Land company, Operat ing through these Collins able to buy up much} power as had already fallen into private hands, and aolne those remaining in government ownership | The other branch of the power trust In Montana ts the group cen tering tn the General Electric com pany. The General Blectrie con trols all the power altos in Montana] on the Jefferson, Gallatin and Mail son rivers, By agreement the eral Electric took this and left the head waters of tho Missourt for the Amalgamated crowd Together they form the power trust i But after all there le perhaps only one thing that Helena won a That le why it wae though President Taft warned Ballinger on April 30, some of the Montana lands were not withdrawn until late as June 26, AND COLLI GOT WHAT THE TRU NEEDED ON JUNE 11, ‘FUN FOR THIS BUNCH Various agencies, wan alte to | | | | Sixty-five orphane will be given & pleasant da outing on ©. D. | Hillman's steamer Venus next Thursday. The youngsters, who range from 3 to U2 years, taken to Birmingham, where there are tons of berries and acres of beautiful play grounds at their dis pone) Rev them Loula Miller will accompany | The Bon Marche will fur | jeandy, cake and fruit, and special cars of the Seattle Electric com-| pany will take the children to Pler 6 and back again. The boat will leave the plor at 0:45 Thursday} | morning RAISE MONEY FOR A JAP CELEBRATION, Ten thousand dollars wan rained by the Japanese citizens of Seattle at @ meeting last night for the cele bration of Japan day at the A.-Y.-P. exposition September 4, It in ow timated that there are 40,000 Jap anese tn the Northwest, and they) wil be urged to attend the expoat Ition on that day, when a big cele bration is planned. The party of! Japanese business men which will tour this country during the fall will reach Seattle September 2 and help celebrate the day TITLE MEN HOLD THEIR SIXTH CONVENTION The sixth annual convention of! the Washington Association of Tithe Men was held at the Wash ington building yesterday L. 8. Booth of the Booth Whittle sey-Hanford Abstract company was elected president, succeeding B. 8. Onborne of Beattie. Horace Fogs of the Commonwealth Trust com pany of Tacoma was made secre tary and treasurer, succeeding Chariton L. Hall of ttle, James) R. MeKeand of Prosser waa made) first view president C. H. Sweetser, an engineer of 11 years’ experience on government and private wdrk, has been appoint ed chief engineer of the highway department by State Highway Com- missioner H. L. Bowlby. MENDINGTON PROM) The sweeping assertion that they mend everything but broken prom- ines, crockery and glassware is jus tuled. Furniture, trunks, side sad- dies, baby carriages, leather gooda, household articles, 1816 Sixth ay, Phone tnd. 3736. ‘The CHICAGO MISFIT PANLONS io WINST AY. Wonderful Tatlor-made Un | “MOVE” ‘ $1.00 brings a VICTOR into your home— balance payable to sult your convenience, No advance in price—same as for cash. Josh Billings says “Life is short; if it ain’t jolly, living.” You miss your share of fun and jol- lity by not having a VICTOR in your Why not buy it NOW? easy-payment plan will never worry or Pacttic ‘ home vieron talk machines embarrass you, about it today, Come out and see us STAR, mention the fact that you it ain’t worth our ‘Twelve Stores on the Pacifte « . OF ORPHAN CHILDREN | will bell | auleh the expedition with ice cream, |f FREDERICK & NELSON, vail ‘nb throweh nd Ay durya J 18 noon on Maturday wd August - Pasement Safesroom = ) AFTER-INVENTORY_ CLEARANCE OF Women’s ‘Hig i. fa At $2.15 Pr. An occasion rendered especially interesting on Summer Footwear account of the character of the merchandise involved. y Suede Oxfords, one-eyelet ribbon tie, Goodye Bronze sole and military heel; ar welt sole and military heel; $2 Calf Blucher Ties, plain toe, $2.15. 15 welt Black Suede Blucher Oxfords, ae toe, street-weight sole and military heel; Black Kid Blucher Oxford any Ip, heel; $2.15 ON THE HRAUTIFUL STRAMER Oxhblood Goodyear welt sole 2.15 , footform last Goodyear welt sole and 14-inch Russia and military heel; $2 Fine Kid welt sole and military | White Sea-Island ( hand-turned sole and ( Vici Lace Oxfords, $2.15. new last, eel; Ties $2.15. anvas Gibson uban heel; White Buck Two-eyelet Gibson Ties, dia- mond tip, street-weight $2.15. Tan Russia Calf street-weight sole anc alf Blucher Oxfords, $2.15. Black Suede Ankle-strap Pumps, welt sole and military heel; $2.15 Frederick & Nelson INCORPORATED free Excursion “venus” Wednesday Thursday To the famous city of BIRMINGHAM SGHTSRRNS SHOULD TAKE THIS TROP, reat Puget Bound if opportunity to see Birmingham free. tematic cruise of the am. Mere is your iirinth ham i situated on the great Puget Sound. Industries ere weayl ing cam: atrlen. it ie alec. proiit ich sot near Hirming! {the Bresent full pur on sale W b-acte trac ot to pa pa, will oral torma: berries now ripe, and may be had for camping outfit and can u Vine clam and oyster irmingham free. urbs, go on New Renton line, 0. our Kerlington Addition, wher ing $600 worth of celery to the Large tracts $120 up. Term " cottages for anle at $266 to Cheaper than reat ehickens and Belgian hares. Bee C. The Times block and get free maps peaches, Your ha The Newport CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON, riniogham is benefiter * the 200 oF 400 cane oto, one solid web tw by it landings front fn are of the In Ite production of agricultural that is now producing # You haven't finished you haven't where com Fishing ources water ffi. A one of two seasons baggage 1 and gathering of these large, ripe berries will Yesler moat lib Tone of wild Bring your be carried t¢ Or, If you want land on a street car line in Se: ide Way tich black muck 1 Hitman’ mNSstsT ON HUNCH one. buntnens Without extra ¢ each. Ring up A Prompt delivery One trial roat Main offioe, and All Descriptions, 9015 nd $00 bushels of 5 10 cents a day o $400 each One lady makes $260 per on ter land A NeW nid at i] or Matin assured one toast. nfertor your, plac 1830. Goodbye to 219 Marion street, Watch The Star Want Ad Columns for Bargains of visited sole and Cuban heel; Pumps, ankle-strap, military heel; $2.15. Made on Honor and Sold on Merit. McPHAIL PIANOS Manufactured Since 1837, THE MEYER-TONER PIANO CO, 314 UNION 8T. Exclusively for Household Geods. large Level Lots in Bremerton $150 And up on casy terms. Brem erton Is one of the most rap- idly growing cities of the North- west. The United States gov- ernment is spending millions of doliars in the construction of one of the largest naval bases {n the world, at Bremerton. POINDEXTER & MOORE REALTY CO, Inc. Room 106 Washington Bldg, Seattle. Phone, Main 5126, (Batablished 1698) YORK nox imita, le ar i BROKERS Stocks, Grain and Provistons. Hoth Phones 279. Private Wires, 304-305-300 Alaska Bldg. CHILDREN'S EVE TROUBLES) | Cannot safely be nth jor optometriats | ful attention of a physician spe WwW. 1. TYMMS, M.D, Ooullst aad Aurist, NOT an Opttetan, M44 Arende Dutlding ~ The Raleigh Turkish Baths MEN ONLY, treated by of They neod the ans lalist Fourth Ay. between Unton er we orr at 1021244", ten LAUNDRY COLLARS fc, 2c, 2c AMouS | CUES 4c outs SHIRTS 8c Rack iNest ELLIE ATT rereeryrTetsT tet H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER, If you can't get boots or shoes to fit you, get them made to measure at 217 JAMES STREET, RELA SSBIRS SSSI FIREPROOF STORAGE PIANOS Little Used Chickering & Sone 235 . $155 » $145 Marshall & Wendell .... Kelso .........$110 D. S. Johnston, ..$100 Easy Terms Without Interest. DOWNING, HOPKINS @ RYHH, toe | Cline Piano Co. 1406 First Av. The Raven prescription service means that the doctor's skill In pre scribing ls most effictently supple mented by the druggist's skill In compounding. RAVEN DRUG £O, |" 1416 Second Av. dollar on ork, you work for half the price charged by the Com bine Dentists. My low *, high-class work and pain- OSTEOPATHY Electricity, vibration, Mght ther. Eg, hot alr sweat baths, and other drugiess methods, Optical rooms for fitting glasses and treating eyes, Best equipped offices in Seattle. Con- sultation free. Treatments $1 each A. Holt, Osteopath and Optician, 407-8-9 People’s Bank Bldg, Second | and Pike Malo 2461,