The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1909, Page 10

ta ce era ca aa PRESIDENT (5 ON VERGE 0 K BG STAIKE Committees in the Various Cities Are Running in Too Many Extras and He Is Getting “Sore.” BY ROBERT H. HAZARD. (Staff Correspondent United Press With President Taft.) SPOKANE, Sey President Taft is showing sy as of going on atrike, He is chafing under ad @itional work given him by the local committees of the various places visi and, unless the en thusiastic gentlemen quit giving him extra atunts to do, he will give their towns very forceful evidence of the presidential displeasure by cutting short his program. Montrose, Colo., came near being the last straw to break the back of Taft's patience. program arranged for at Montr was strenuous enough for the p ident to go through with, but when he reached the town the president found that the local authorities had arranged for two extra Speeches and a supper. Does All Extras. Taft smiled grimly, but went through the whole program, extras and all. When he returned to bis train at 10:30, instead of about 9 o'clock, as he had hoped, he said things more vigorous than polite | as he pald his compliments to local | committeemen In general, At Ogden, Utah, last Sunday, the} townspeople had all sorts of things | for the president to do that were Bot on the original program, and when he got half through with it he balked. Peremptorily ordering | his chauffeur to turn back to his ear, the president shut himself up fn his stateroom. Monday morning at Anaconda the president showed his disapproval of an unusually crowded program by- not appear. dng until an hour after the time echeduled for him to start on a Jong walk around the smelters. The local committeemen fretted and fumed in vain, but had to wait until the president got good and ready to start. Near End of Good Nature. “The president's good nature ts meariy at an end over the strenu ous programs,” said one of the senators who rode up the line tn the Mayflower. “And I would ad- vise the gentlemen managing the affairs in the towns where the president fe to stop, to be less|and not a grasping. It will not pay them hereafter to give the president a/ lot of extra work to do for he will| be likely to ‘quit them cold." People should remember that the president has nearly two months of awful hard travel ahead of bim and must in self defense husband his strength.” Proud of Confeaerate Hero. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 28.—The 100th anniversary of the birth of| Admiral Raphael Semmes, naval hero of the Confederate states, was | marked with public ceremonies in| the south yesterday. Alcoholic tonics destroy halr and sealp. Leary's non-alcoholic com- pound gives life; cures dandruff, itching, falling hair, grayness and | baldness. bers. LEADING CITIZEN CURED BY GREAT BAKE OVEN All druggists and ba . WILLIAM STANLEY Of all the recent absolute cures effected by Loughney & Lough: Bake Oven treatments for rheuma tism, lumbago, heart,’ stomach bowel, liver and kidney troubles, there is none more pronounced than the case of William Stanley, one of Seattle's best known street and rail road contractors—a progressive citi zen who has for the past 20 years been well known in the business life of the city For a number of months Stanley has suffered intense pain from lum bago and much of that time he was required to stay at his home. case became #0 serious that he had to be assisted to the Bake Oven of. fices, 220 to 225 People’s Savings Bank building. From the very start he got relief and now he | le to get about his work with as much Pleasure as he did 20 years ago. His case is only one among several scores of suffering humanity who ny's have received relief from the Bake | Oven Loughney & Loughney have a reg- ularly leensed medical and trained nurse always in at tendance. The, office hours are from 8 a, m. to 6 p. m. daily and Sunday from 9 a. m. to 12 noon Consultation is absolutely free The original | *** | been —~| mission and when he went back on} |the mat, it was with the promise jthat he would allow the Seattle The | physician | LETTING ROLLER STAY Roller Got Too Fresh and | Gotch Almost Forgot the Terms of His Con- (iF ‘ny AITERS | | When Frank Gotch met Dr, B. F | | | Roller in the Grand Opera house} ly MORGUE jin this city, a Httle more than two | yeara ago, It was with the under lstanding that he would permit Rol | tract. ler to remain on the mat for the " This Rh pple ng the purpose | Death claiined its fourth victim Jot opening the wrestling game In| Of the fatal joy ride of early ta Seattle with a local favorite, who day morning, when Axel An ca ie ‘ tov ieawing |deraon died last night at the City was to an the drav > rowpital ‘or oth latches, Gotehb's i ae orotate te throw Stoller |, When dragged from beneath the Lines tain pemetiees Ua poliae burned automobile which Henry Hiner drove through the — trestle of the game eattle that Roller 4 t x plage! tage pee gg ween gpa railing at Fourth av, 8. and Lane }was one of the best men tn the at., his lega were burned to a criap, Jcountry, and at once made him a| tt» bis lege wore wth tier» big attraction 3 trae thre Following this Gotch match,/"sht arm was fractured. Numer ous other bruises and Injuries were ome months later ¢ atlors } vome months later other wrestlers | titained, From the time Ander ere brought to § among son was brought to the hospital it them Beall, Burns, Westegaard vw; Was not thought he had a good } Berg, all of whom car Fe on chance to recover Hia sister [the understanding that ney ave |Chriatine Anderson, who was also jto lay down to Rolle pertow: | injured, does not yet know that ld actually inst the Se men whom Re at were matched attle man Ready for Gotch, These matches were held during & period of little more than a year, | and then it was given out that Roller was ready to meet Gotch | gUaIEEMnenemare Arrangements we made with Goteh to come here for 00, on The steamer Buckman sailed for Sna Francisco direct this morning her brother has breathed bis Inst The body ts at the undertaking atablishment of Butterworth & | Sons. No arrangements for the funeral have yet been made wall the understanding that he would ever held in Seattle, oceurred in the Coliseum theater, on the eve-| She had a full cargo and a full pas of the gate receipts, 60 to the win.| Other saflings are the 8. 8. Queen ner and 40 to the loser. This was | for San Francisco tomorrow night |Nome and St, Michaels on Satur There was something over $12, | day, Oc 2. 000 in the house. The allow Rolles to stay for $0 minutes ning of Wednesday, July 1, 1908 It | #@nger let false, as wader his agreement, | the City of Seattle for Skagway and expenses | -_ — PRODUCES FINE FRUIT This Gotch-Roller match, the big had been given out that the match| The steamer Portland will Gotch drew but $1,500. Southeastern Alaska on the 30th amounted to about $2,000, leaving gest in standpoint of attendance was to be for 60 and 40 per cent for Junean October 6 jat 9 p. m., and the Umatilla for Make Big Money. p about $16,000 for the wrest! 2 this, Gotch’s $1,500 was taken out, and the balance, $8,500, was cut up 50 and 50, between Dr. Roller and Joe Carroll, his manager. Roller'’s| M. F. Jones, of Ravenna Heights, end was then cut up with others|has received much favorable com who had become interested with/ment this year on his succensful him. Carroll alone, who had ar-|methods of fruit growing. His ranged the match, got about $4,200 apples and peaches—large, red out of ft |eheeked ones—are especially fine. When the men went on the mat,| Mr. Jones ts enthusiastic over the Roller appeared in good condition | possibilities for fruit growing in all nervous, which is|the hills around Seattle, He has hot surprising, Inasmuch as he was | produced several excellent varietios supposed to know just what was go-|of peaches and apples from the ing to happen. Gotch had agreed | seed. to let the Seattle man go for 60} 2, aRNNpTenUnneroRentens minutes on the first fall. Knowing! this, Roller began to rough it. This | DISREGARD WANTS made Gotch sore, and after the two min-| utes, Goteh determined to show up| the Seattle man and, picking him} w him to the mat with a thud that) Over the protest of the journey- could be heard clear to the upper! men plumbers, the eity council end of the Coliseum, now the Or- | jasgt night adopted the new plumb- onto his man in an inatant and! committees on health and aitat pinned his shoulders to the mat. |The weamure provides for a nine The Second Fall. tes and 49 seconds, although itch could have thrown Roller al-} ost any time he desired. He had men had been wrestling 15 | OF T HE PLUMBERS up by the hip and waist, he thre Pita haat pheum theatre. Catlike, Gotch was ing ordinance recommended by the The second fall came in 24 min-} talked to during the inter-| W S man to make a good showing be Only fore taking the second fall a After the match, Gotch made the| =— statement that Roller had one of | == the biggest yellow streaks of all| —— the wrestlers in the country. This,| == of course, was not said for publi-| Sms cation. He also said that in the) —— famous toe hold, which he had se-| === cured on Roller during the match,| amas he had not exerted four pounds of strength. What Gotch did say for publica | tion waa that Roller was too ag-| gressive and needed coaching | YY “Let me tell you, boys, he is a Ss strong man,” aald Gotoh. nd he is a game man. He couldn't throw Hackenachmidt, but he might out-| game him, for ‘Hack’ ts certainly | yellow.” SNOHOMISH QUIT FIELD. MARYSVILLE, Wash., Sept. 28. | —The championship game between | Marysville‘and Snohomish Sunday | ended in a row, as most such cham-| UT \ plonship ga fo. The score stood & to 0, at the! end of the sixth, for Marysville. But at that the umpire did not suit the locals and they demanded a new one. Snohomish refused and |quit the ground | In doing #0, the Snohomish man jager thoughtlessly took all the} gate receipts, which were to go to the winner, with him SUMUAFTITAE0T00NET TTT TONAL \\ SCHOONER RUN DOWN, BUFFALO, N. Y., Sept. 28,—T steamer City of Erie, from Cle land, ran down a schooner supposed | to be the Eccleston, hailing from a Canadian port, off Erie, Pa. The schooner sank and three of her jerew, two men and a woman, went down with her. Terms $25 to Most Likely | First yer—Moust ev in this town who gets goes to old man Blacksto fe it? | Second Lawyer trading stampa Why NOW! I think he gives PROF. STEVENS } The man who guarantees to tench you to dance. t PRIVATE } Lewsons, ery Gay Ladies fi with muste, ev- and — evening assembiien urth and Pine, MENDINGTON’S BROKEN PROMISES | The sweeping assertion that they mend everything but broken prom ises, crockery and glassware {9 jus. tuted. Furnliurs, trunks, side aad. jdles, baby carriages, leather goods, |household articles. 1816 8-th av. \Phone Ind. 8735, 'o | | | GOTCH GOT $1,500 FOR SNNAUTEEETETETEETEAEUET Nyy These Prices and Terms If you want a home 20 minutes from Pike street, see me tomorrow morning about TTI LULL LLLLLLLLLLLLL LLL LLL LLL MAGNOLIA BLUFF POINT LOTS CMM OT MUU TTT 40x100 in size. Between two improved thoroughfares. Ready to build on today. Prices, $500, $600, $700 Any of the above lots will bring $1,200 within 18 months. $500,000 spent this year in street improvements to make this graded streets, cement walks and water mains. It’s all salt water view property. ° It costs so little to take a chance, you can’t afford to pass it up, if you want a home. See for yourself what has been done here in one year. DAVID P. EASTMAN . \S TTT THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1909. ty degree’ venting of fixtures, While ;stons there will be a saving of An Inatowation he journeymen plumt have been 19 on every installment of three holding out for # “forty-five-degreo" | fixtures President Gill, of the A . told that ntin tom, Councilman Mut counell, took the floor during the r r of the ordinance, dé discussion and argued against the i, " roby i At under its new yrevi ordinance , SHAFER BROS.—-NOT ONLY LARGEST, BUT BEST. a The Correct Clothes for Men Have the Kuppenheimer Label Not only do they reflect the best fashions of New York, but they em body a larger element of quality and the clothing made in America, durability than any of lines of Kuppenheimer Suits in the new fancy and plain worsteds. Each suit correctly fitted by experts. All the earmarks of custom tailoring. Special At $20.00 In the Arcade Annex Men’s Suits Very Special at $15.00 With the purpose of building up a big popular trade in our First Avenue Store (Arcade Annex), we offer a fine collection of : Men's Suits in all the new shades of grey, blue, brown $15 00 olive, navy and black. At .......... eee 06 : ° Sold in the Arcade Annex only—First Avenue side. Chicago I Finest Styles Largest Stocks Boys’ Suits and Topcoats toys’ Suits in Buster Brown, | Roys’ Overcoats in Reefer Sailor 3 Norf: a 2% to 17,- Very special values at $3.50. | Other groups at $5.00, $7.50 | and on to $15.00. fine fabrics; all sizes. At $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. Others up to $ 5.00. Hats, Caps, Shoes, Underwear: Everything for Mon and Boy ics SHAFER BROS. et Whole Block Long __| Arcade and Arcade Annex | \S IVUUIUUEUUUUUUUUULTUUUUNOU.UAEOEGOUGEUUUTEUUUAUUE LALA 50 Lots to Be Sold at TT $50 cash and $10 monthly. BUY NOW! BUILD district. Close in, e 209 COLMAN BUILDING yyy ‘Elegant Trophy for Horse Show Presented by Standard Furniture This year's trophy presented to It deeply’ emi the Seattle Horse Show as u ornamented, »clatior by the Standard Furniture company 5 at in the if = i pecim .* the designer's | ola ntered fare jar ne simple beauty of the de- some of the finest bortes jsign is its main feature; it is pat- the west b ra. terned after the famous Alexboro oi IRONDALE NEWS BULLETIN IRONDALE'S first big brick busines 7 block, two stories high and half a block long, | will be under roof during the present week. Several of the store rooms and all of the hotel rooms above have already been contracted. | for. : Directly across the street from thigmew block is another four-store frame build. with a big general merchandise firm y in the corner room, which is completed, and — three other merchants waiting to get into the others. a Can you imagine what effect big busi ness blocks like these are having on neigh- boring realty values? You can’t buy alg from any of the owners in this vicinity for three times what they paid us a few short months ago. Try it. We will give you their names and addresses. There are other lots in IROND:# which we can sell you this week, which will” have a very good reason for advancing just” as rapidly as those we have just spoken Commit this line to memory: “The best im vestment for my money lots.” $2.50 AND Take Elevate: jis the Coal that we deliver to you | We put ft right in where you want it housed. You have no trouble or | extra expense at all in the handling | And we give you the very best qual ity and the best weight, for the jminimum market price. We guar antee all our Coal to be clean and well screened, and free from any | proportion of dirt, slate or rubbish. J. W. BULLOCK Phones 87 Open every evening Sundays for workin article In, Saturda Dentistry.” W The Raven bobo i9 ya means that the xt iF soribing Is most a mented by the compounding, RAVEN 1416 Second Av A s. dyed, cleaned, 1) Fotrimmed asoarding ta, LINER in wu 6 Bankrupt Sale $28,000 stock of Clothing, Hata, Shoes and Furnishings at your own price, 424—PIKD 8'T.—424 1 and latest m ALBERT HANSEN First and Chere: “ Optical BXCLUSIVE MI 8 Third Ay itoffice, Ind.