The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1909, Page 1

~ WILL YOU BE THERE, MONDAY NEXT? | THE SEATTLE _ THE SEATTLE 1) BWOLY INJURED WN: Sg eS HIM ii) SAYS HE FOUND. i) ht NEWPORT CAFE THE JAIL THE NORTH POLE r ‘ | cause Prosecutor Was He Has Contracts for Teooting Is in Doubt. “TEER: JUDGE | hee * to Make Trouble. | “SHOWS THAT Sale of His nee. Otte Peeck, se engineer on | j | e ib a mt ° the German steamship Bila, was} 4 | wocuting Attorney George PE JEN § 1—Dr, shot fe the head « ‘ al ‘ Vanhderveer was this morning re re b Cook. the ‘Ammeciine taped by Martin or mabure th he ie Bvtdace fused admission to the county jal. | SHE 3 SORRY explorer, was interviewed late this N08 Nal taba hBiesoey atte) enn COMBe co John W. Koberts, jail superinten-| aiterioon bi toand.the Hone Meets noor ne | dent, was responsible for the order by a correspondent of the National voarded the vessel at } and bimiself personally declined to | Wanted ie tae of ths permit Mr, Vanderveer to enter pealed to| Discovery of the North espondent was Little Fellows ‘Tell the! Sinise this afternoon, Peeek} Court They Don’t Have wis ; the sa shortly before || to Steal Booze, They | *% Vanderveer at once owing jose mensage ; i Judge G n and secured an orde ape and was standing drinking @ Ps ove capper. RM . a a ra ” "| Pole to Go to Husband, aper apt when Strasburg et | Can Buy All They Want |¢° 2% of court permitting him to enter the N she hots | “Dr. ¢ has positive proof to awithout a word , | |Jail at all times and to talk with] ow in the Arctics. his clair at he has discovered =~ DS caliber automatic gun and shot | tea” Z Pi prisonezs | ———— he Nor according to als 3 Seceee = the Read. The be wove, TARGINE from * “” When this order was presented (By* United Press.) ste Poa aga Reno = | entered the right » e # we fore ndge Ronald to Jail Superimtendent Roberta the SOUTH HARPSWELL, Sept - y ‘ap Wodged under ea srt this morning latter declined to recosuise it,'aSd |» > Pt] do not consider my planting the ‘Peeck was removed to Ming hospt and testified that they had bought am i ¢ dined o Sueter 8 irs. Peary, wife of the noted tag at the Pole my greatest tal, where {twas stated that th beer at two different saloons, with fore Judge Gilliam. This Roberts piotis explorer was satire regard ment. The greatest act Sary Was eerions but not necessarily |out questions as to hetr age did, and thereupon stated wn na bl ig lh peat ly cantina ply Me It ed was to discover fatal. }_ The boys were in court charged + 5 ade reavon for ignoring the order was | North Pole when interviewed today Strasburg soa; n again. | With stealing beer from brewery z = : = o 2: o> a chat At wae lenmed without’ giving |** summer home on Eagle! the thirty sand square miles of but there was ; xe. and| wagons and from back pore ah him a hearing jis nd which will open up an entirely Gen Be placed the cur » own | Some of the lads were so small they | | w fleld of exploration research.” ” head and pulled :h st the | were hidden underneath the judge's Withdrew Order. | EUAN R ath oa em i x jon researc Bin again failed to work deak ' After listening to Roberts, Judge | that report ever since | knew Dr. Tells His Story. After the attempt ont ' Elmer Phillips. 15 years old, and Gilliam withdrew the order given |Cook started tor the pole. It has Pressed for data concerning bis ‘Strasburg ran out onto th who does not look a day older, told to Vanderveer, and told that of.|been @ standing joke at the Ex- ty a the Pole, and im- ‘and William = , Judge Ronald he had bought beer ficial that he would have to bring |plorers’ club and in our set in New pressed with the fact that some Wood met him the 4 They/in Sullivan's saloon at Third av al charges against Mr, Roberts | York. FE v do not quote me proof of his statement was nee tines him down, took the gun away/and Union st. without being ques the court wonld further con-|a8 being incredulous over the the explorer said from him and held > ntl! the | toned concerning his age " } the matter port t would look too ugly MORE police arrived. | “Th " t | | Untsl eh charges have been |'"é just at this time I react the pole shortly before To Capt, Bannick, Strasbur 2g ak chomity victeas tot a BAREFOOT NOR NUTHIN’ brought and heard, the prosecuting Great Surprise. 7-o’clock on the morning of April 21. & short statement. that he) and sell liquor to children with. = s ss ‘ |attorney will not be permitted to After all, I can only say that it; W!tt utiy twe Eskimo had known Peeck for « ° t five! ue being brought to anewer for enter the jail is @ great surprise to me that Dr s. and we 4 Som mate Ree SER at covers * A&°) it,” said Judge Ronald. “Order | : | When asked why he had declined |Cook has been able, alone with bat |!" aor of, tee Peet Pet sees him & dirty in Mr. Sutlivan into court next | : to peemit the prosecuting attorney |two Eskimo boys, to accomplish in) Weeks, and knew accurately our po- molt ins First av, lodiing house | pegs y's ba |to enter the jail, Superintendent |go short.a time what so many others | *!tio Strasburg then phunned to kil! Peeck JR berts matd Ge aeeaher arapiaeien and wetter). “tt 4 ract from the trill am after that Kill hims- |’ | A man named Stewart, employed “Mr. Vanderveer has upon nu- jequipment have failed in doing. 1) that r i when the sex- Peeck told the police that he had/at the Alvin Hemerich brewery on | merous eccésions appeared in |aim sorry that Dr. Cook bas wrested | tant reveale at we were stand mever seen Strasburg Wefore the | Lake Union oe he had sold hardly a normal condition when | the honor of discovering the pole | !r€ titude joie entered the saloon, just be- | beer to Lee May, one of the boys 9 the jail. It is quite cus- jfrom my husband, but | congratu bad been bound northward the shooting, and Peeck couldn't |but who was not present in court diuiney toe’ ait the while, and the trend of our y for’him to use the most (late him Maderstand the attempt on hiv tife:|May is 16 years old and might be ~~ nae ates | profane tangu in addressing If Dr. Cook has discovered the rs wax constantly west of Later this afternoon edi thonght 18 Stewart declared the i pole he @ to bi C th Peeck. was threatened with| boy appeared to be £1, but admitted | He Issues Decree That Joy| TAKE YOUR LUNCH |) (ot ae take aa a reghr soma ar grag ve cin ae TF a eerie MUM wight tn the Angelus|he had pot 4 him hie age. Shall Be Unrestrained may be with bim refer to pris [he has been farther north. Clk tha vetarn tote we Gledinael — | Memerich told the court his em | Grand Pageant to Be cj | “Only tant Raturday 1 had records in thelr own handwriting In | ok we continued lgaiyen had been warced répeatediy | Sicceked A T FAIR MONDA Y him down for the man-|Cairns built of stone to me. We inde - STRIKERS WILL NOT not to sell to minors and that Stew.| . Witn M hh oducted himecit Valuable Story. on re of the sea and BE GIVEN INCREASE i Rea Far gtgrar — the _ ; | rs | = ie H ways been an I hardly believe that Dr. Cook | have no idea of its depth. We did E brewery trade. Judge Ronald con 1, Re r by divine right of sitor, but beeause of| will give out much of a story until) Mot have the proper instruments 4 tinued Stewart's case until next Fri-| » rve and forbidding Everybody Can Get There! everyone. if they don't care to and heb bate tx ocnawlontion with @ Our feld-< ab we cares z OF THEIR SALARIES day, when Lee May will be in court | beauty 4 king of carnival night ‘and Can Get H nd take part in the festivities, there doertobued aniieeiaes ees oe duis vaste ae ceaneeat cai and the jndge will decide whether being ye evening of Seattle day at in jome ANG are humtre is of benches where they get-ishrewd not to realise the value tions. that when these |he could have been taken fc 1 or yy Rand Yukon-Pacifi exposition } Th may sit in comfort and watch the tng worse a1 led rf 4 figures ed that the least be eitie 6 for Man Ne , cluded |the story of the true discovery ig he fast possible that garbage | "ot hereby address my loyal sub) | se ere | Room - y Bape? eonss Caere’ ng | that St wan time to d ething it is true that the cairn con-| bit of do ng my discov- be accepted at the city! — “if this boy does not look to Kuow ye, that after the witching} Picnic Parties. about’ Dik parade of the morning | Any prisoner with whom Mr, Van-|taining records must be built on|ery will be removed for destruction by Mon- | a ft hour of 9 p. m., when your most o ectrecs & ba derveer desires to talk will be taken | land, as the ice is always moving Wh asked for nfirmation of be of age, you should be severe —_, Je to the grounds by 9 o'clock. The afew men have been secur ly punished, Mr. Stewart,” said Pulswant sovereign and his fair o ‘ tot eriff« office and there Mr 1 can't help recalling the story the report that he had encountered . y pi . Stewart,” sa Sentthe Day ta waite ot bed Pageant will move promptly at 10 1 t t : Operate the huge destroyer, the judge. “It is no use for me lady, yelept Queen Anne Quality Seattle y is near at ban Va veer will be permitted to talk arding Dr. Cook's ascent of temperature § of the 40 tous which has! to lecture these boys here if pit- shall come among you from their) Monday is the day when every reg le yor Aoi Bay x to him privately, if he #0 desires: Mount McKinley, about which he | (fahrenheit) ( hand for several days will fatis are to be thrown in their | royal barge, witch floateth at pres: ™an. woman and child in Seattle ©O8 Mirmitere itt berths es Further, 1 will say that if he had) wrote in his book. In ¢hat book he Th cleaned up by Sunday.| way continually by men. Boys | cnt unseen among the shingle bolts | should pay at the gates of the/ ater Dis tature will be the rea. been other than a county official, says he ascended the mountain, | tered by my party at any thme was force of the incine: ate boys and haven't the back- | of Lake Union, in company with ye | Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition = > Aitheatre at about 11/M% Vanderveer would long ago /|tooked his aneroid and then | 83 centigrade. ‘This ix 117 numbers 15 men and 4t) bone expected of a man.” | Seattle Spirit, that said Seattle | It Is Seattle Day at the fair, and)iin oe oo pene idl pee sany | PBYe been put out of the Jail and not/came down again. When scientists | degrees below zero fabrenhelt.” there are only six at work Spirit shall reign supreme for the the program arranged calle fot) oe ee ite a volley | Permitted to re-enter, I realize the) wanted to know the height he says Refuses Proof. of the high tax rate! The boys In court were: Martin remainder of carnival night, and ali amusements for everyone / & volley seriousness of my action and am/|he was in such a hurry that he did) wo, cna dl hagacietiing AS Will be levied this year there Cleveland, Eddie Davidson, Eugene | shal! be mirth and jollity until such Seattle people are urged to bring Plenty of Fun. prepared to furnish 2 reason |not have time to compute the alt!-| nt fur necitive proof Dr caok. In Wile chance of the increase in | Campbell, he ‘sree oe hour as ye street cars cease to run, thelr lunch baskets and spend the bi leseiie: eit Yanaindin. tus ther tude. Fe hp rasaig Stade, Socata being granted by the counctl Moorehouse. cas range joy and by special proclamation ye cars day in the picnic grounds on the Slenie<grounds im the afternoon Sheriff Hodge was not in his of. Alone This Time. that he suld not say anything fur- the men will be lucky *o get /A0d John Campbell, Eddie Snellhart shalt run till sunrise shores of Lake Washington, ft is Present wage scale for the com: |and Elmer Phillips an ideal place for an outing, and fice this morning, t North Yakima yex ing gone to lay for At that time Dr. Cook was alone, | ther regarding his expedition, clatm- too. He had gone with the cxpedi-| ing .that the contracts for the sale should provide fan and amusement for 26 i" . o 000 Or The big " to one member Can Buy the Booze. Must Wear a Smile. there are benches for everyone. | for 28.00 oe 1g SPCC: oner. Major John -Stringer a ee eice ta gaia abhi te Leh ae cae epee Ogges 00% They were originally arrested by Know. ye, then, (hat carnival The teanappriation to the etnnae the Mardi Gras, h iid “s rete hele Pons Coes oe se ile the mountain. When they left f . this 1; Mery < ‘ en »e prepared f ¢, [will not only include the line Maral Gras, should serve to hold | ior peyond stating t sherta fe ee ne pth Na be gy gee seit SUPPRESS eo + + © 4 4 x) brewery wagons and taking It from 11 or your king, will consider each |the Lake Washington steamers and | Yery late hour, for there will be! action piles ‘ ti standing loyally by Dy, | back porches. When questioned by “ something doing ry minute of The party had hardly reached | . violent In. their $2 WATER SHUT OFF. — & the officers they said they did not | {fue subject suitably clad If he but |the Aovthern Pacific trains, | the the time the East when the news came that | genunciatior the explorer i Water will be shut off be- ® have to steal it, as they could buy Yet goobi an Sepoen theid face with: [of preparation p Mhe Course) "Don't overleok the tact that Mon Cook had made a successful) They ary erly criticising him ® tween 29th av and 45th ® it anyway. This led to an investi a mantle, wy inew-abavens | « sete day is Seattle Day, The ticket of jascent of the mountain, but for me | for placing ‘ ymmercial value atine av. to & | gation ot ane v a thrust | verybody's Day. fice in the Bon M he window |to say anything at this time + ita ators cabave. Sa. ache ‘® Fremont on Saturday, #} May was furnished with a jug and| W!ll summarily arres wg el We want it understood that!will be open day and night until Ibe. construed as. bed tante. I 401 vaiue # September 4, from % a m. to & money and sent to the Hemerich | in the de t dungeon of ye Fool! Monday is everybody's day at the| Snnday night | husband and fee BS ce * feel loyal to my *6p m brewery for beer, He came back !#h House fair,” said Director of Special} Buy your Seattle Day tickets at that he will bring the pole back * #|with the liquor and sald no ques Know ye further, that our loyal) Events Schell this morning. “There once to avoid the rush Monday at with him. If he does, then it is for EXPLORATIONS TO Sir Chilberg, keeper of ¥€lare fe ; . % k es, then It is fo a? aladbad Socina be ie sean i> | Sippettion “will om this night deliv-[are features on the program foe’ the exposition gates ae oe ce acre ie BE STIMULATED és aps er to us all golden keys to his {| ee ee “pegs MA YOR VETO ES THE city, wherewith we stiall unlock all . (td Ph , delivering in turn ye expe. NEW YORK, Sept hat the ABLE sition to our loyal subjects, that 5oFS a SUPPLIES TO |alscovety: of the North Pole ‘and m me ae st bad owe the probable discovery of the South ST. L SITE BILL |: 9:28) 20K redelatng; beat: | LAST THREE YEARS ~ oe i a dig the: Routt ‘ — ing drums and blowing trumpets, to WILL RECOMMEND THAT A the end that all sball know that I SMALLER SiTe BE BOUGHT BALLINGER Th MAKE | King Rex, have come to make mer with people. ii) a great stimulus to Aretic ex- GREATER IN ‘Former "Manager of the sia bs a Fo .—Jonn | Yiorations and a rush of students ii vEW ORK, Sep! ohn | And sctentists to the polar regions, \ K White Sox Says All Bradley, who financed the expedi- i, the firm belief today of Evelyn BY THE CiTY i ‘re tion of Dr derick A. Cook, whic e Fr dwin, the « » € xp! + eo ; Lil wlica Cghew away, Contracts With Players Se ein the Beare’ sod. detipes |B baldwin, the celebrated explorer ? He a _ | And remembering that, though Are Illegal. being planted at the North Pole. ""Yy "tn interview today with the ? ordinance sing a ste ic spirit, ye may be poor in Looe Weel an thes tha exthoneel tin to sam. tater “y tthe He site for tr. r ene girs Rags > strong pin: * a Rs rane Recgtebiime re HL Dr. Baldwin said ; imy t r purse, we have ordered the ra ee : , ; OF FRAUDS 10 THT Boxes of our kingdom cast open feed by Mayor J Miller, on The distribution of $5,000 worth! ; aa : | or that he was unprepared for the | wonderful, He was extremely fore and as we pass among you, our lord | y United Press.) CHICAGO, Jimmy" | trip. tunate in finding a chain of islands Found thar + cy aivenils chancellor, master of the hounds, | of handsome gifts to the It ky vie}. MONTEREY, Mex. Sept. 3,—|Callahan, the former manager of the| He stated that Cook carried suf: Whore game was plentiful, and als OWNE wuftie or WASHINGTON, Sept. 3— Knights, ladies |Itors, the elaborate parade in “Ort Chicago White Sox, and considered | ficient. supplies to last. for ny urtace b com ‘ eater, pa, New 0 e floo d eta to to encounte: surfa going to th Secretary of the Interior Ballin. | (OU eee rier rs of the royal |ental costume with floats and ba ~~ na gee 9 f ere : 1 one of the brainiest men in the| years, and that, while he was not to within tee rt esr é ° ger arrived here today from Se suite, will cast out to you by hand-|ners and lucky pennies thrown to Atos that the property 1088 | game, today took a rap at organized | qualified judge of scientific in The assistance of the brave lit- , || attle and authorized the state. | fult®, Wil) Cat" veasure, even large |the crowds, the opportunity to| Will &reatly exeeed the early esti-|baseball. In an interview here to-| struments, he believed, from the Wocntiname wile atkd car. ahah that two| ment that he expects to present | ino. of gold and silver, that ye | hear the greatest financiers of Ja-| mates day “Jimmy” stated that aj! base-| price be had paid for them, that | value to Dr. Cook, and they cannot vdation, al personally to President Taft | 14) drink to the king’s health, and | pan speak, and the wonderful day Reports from Tampico and thg | D#!! contracts existing in the &| they were of the very best quality. | he given too much @redit purchawed| the report of his departmeMt |My rh i ame light and’ evening fireworks dis-|..cumding country may that ee oukues today were illegal, and that! radley refused to say what th The Wheptioléin ‘helad ananttot ad the eoncerning the Cunningham ‘Therefore do we ordain that| plays are the leading attractions of , Mt Ge ‘the players are practically held in| outfit cost him, except that it ran| eq regarding Dr, Cook’s wonderful : the cour land olaime in Alaska. leach good citizen of Seattle, and of Japan day at the A.-Y.P. exposi-| Conditions there are much worse | peonage into the thousands feat of travelin~ 500 miles in 36 ght for Secretary Ballinger refused the surrounding parts withal, pre-| tion tomorrow, Ten thousand Jap-| than have been reported. A suburb! ©. Webb Murphy, owner of the Gays is tet. well taped: a0 it hot 4 the| to discuss his recent contro: |. 2 themselves before us at ye | anese are expected to visit the fair,!of fabarra has teen almost com. ©b!ago Nationals, stated that Cal Trip Cost $50,000. only was possible, but was very | ata-| versy with Gifford Pinchot. Jexposition grounds on ye evening |from all over the Northwest, but) iiety wiped out and a number of Lttae Was sore because he had re-| CHICAGO, Sept. 3.—P. G. Brad-| probable under favorable circum: t te on Lake of September 6 and join us in our! probably the day will attract many) oe ote are missing f dag Kilng permission to jey a brother of John Bradley, who | stances ; | AND carnival, and pay honor to us and wore Aiaats he NIST watch attked. eek Sore ack the oe. Po ht lag 8 team of semi financed the Cook has ai - To Find South Pole. : ppropriated Os etrned and sealed.tn the pres @ parade of the day starts at PArbOr entrance mid a number of tn an interview here today Jimmy | Poa cout his brother $50,000 for the |.“ think the finding of the South nthe ago once of the royal court in this 54th |11 o'clock, and will pass through | DORI On tnt Ollie tne ae ag, | Callahan said explorer to discover the pole Pole,” continued Dr. Baldwin, “will t 1 e the me oldest {the principal streeta of the fair, enter and discharge their cargoes If Murphy tries to prevent Kling be much easier, because there is “ «0 year since the memory of the oldest ji The towns on the Mexican side of Bullding « + e ler recordeth the founding of | At 2 o'clock Baron Shibusawa, the| )” : from playing with my club the case| ms yy 4 4K KR MRR RH around there, and the ice, foundation o¢ 1) se hors a pence st F Pierpont Morgan of Japan, will be| the Rio Grande are taay feeling | will be taken into the courts and It) + * will be stationary, while Gounetiinan 5 M [ALCOLM, Ala., Sept. 3.—Atter | 5¢4 nex \the leading speaker at the Japan| the fall brunt of the flood .. |will be shown that the Cubs have | * BANK CLEARINGS. #|the Arette ice is continually shift & le¢ an ora nat, | storming the county jail late last ‘King of Carnival Night.” |day meeting In the Auditorium, | | Arguellos, Baynosa, Corals. Cano legal right to Kling’s services, | x Seattle. % | ing and breaking i BE $26,000 for netruction of might a posse of infuriated citizens Haron Kanda will also speak, and, ™4ro anc ye nhile poe pay “tei dare Murphy to have an In-|% Clearings today . .$1,668,906.90 I now am getting up an expe MP Mabe on Lake Union carried Joshua and Lewis Balam| p, proclamation of King Rex,| prominent Seattle men, The visit:| 1 a. yptggen While several vather| junction issued restraining Kling|* Balances dition which is to cross the Aretic 2 : to a nearby tree, and after string: | jsa40q today, the evening of Seattle |/P8 Japanese will be dined at the | ONNE : ' et el De ela eg fo Ad ret eu (We wit hares alicee vere boa HAN 4 a ing them up, riddled their bodies | Gey at the exposition next Monday |New York State bufiding, and at 8 | *'"¥ present baseball contracts are noth- | % Clearings today oon, We will have a strong veasel * * | with bullets, he negreos had con-| 44 heen declared a carnival night, o'clock will recetve their country: | a 4 ing more than slavery contracts, * = Balances and hope to drift completely @ pYEATHER Forecast. #/| fessod to the murder of Sheriff J.| ing merrymaking will be the rule | men at the Washington State build-| Conconcully—The case of Char The baseball magnates would | % Portland. through the northern ocean, come Fett tonight and Gaturday;.#|L. Wainwright. After shooting | Mong the Pay Streak, and in fact |" Later they will be taken for] ley Phillips, the notorious halfbreed, not dare to take the case into the| # Clearings today $1,301,908 % | out somewhere between the north : Northeast winds. *| Wainwright in the back, the ne |e Oe 6 tate grounds. King Rex|® moonlight ride on Lake Wash-|on the charge of murdering Roll | courts, as they know the show up| * — Balances 166,741 %& | east coast of Greenland and Spitz % | grocs literally hacked his body to| LCS! UIs UNS ~~~ nee |ington to Denny-Blaine Park, and) Siebert in 1908, will come up Mon-|wonld be extremely injurious to | * * | bergen and make side trips in dirl- Phen M44 eg 4 %| pieces with knives. (Continued on Page Thirteen.) | home In autos via the boulevard day |organized baseball as it is today,” MORO | gible balloons,”