The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1910, Page 3

ARINES HENEY, RAILROAD | Ml al BUILDER, DEAD mn When the steamehip Oho struck n reef and sank in Mi on the night of Augu at of the passengers washed board was an tronjawed man ter swimming ashore he w noe herofeally for hours in wet thing, alding (iy United Frees) SALVADOR, 0: women and ehil-| on rT As the result of that ex ndoat an ‘marines at Ama-| posure his health was shattered and Bee to liberate A \ lingering attack of pneumonia . bs . a| weakened his frame woner by A beh ee Say k} Yesterday that man died in San ’ ar | Pra © He was Michael J days ao. The at Amapala yester ‘of Valladares ante, that he © mam not subser\ “was the de ' whe pri ska is mentioned aio had « | Mike Heney was y 46 yoars t Davilla of Honduras.) old, yet his life was fi be demands « ivity and to his ¢ ' are more feats of real 4 ay and de | Heney, builder of the White Pass & Yukon railroad, one of the great engineoring feats in the world, | N ad & matt whore n Will ever called when the development with dit ad lasting MICHAEL J, HENEY | Dety Americans than falls to the lot of or |The trust bought him out and told " » Dav . y men him to go ab 1 tid. Hut & rain “Demae mae Bullt Raliroads Here He te «Bag es hg je Senor Don ( 3 V q Twenty-five at works was complete the port a ‘ 1) Mike Heney started his career asa! Twenty-five years of hard. tell roanlng doer of material things. As a boy|ing aber brovehe Miko’ tree: has the whip hand,/of 21 Heney helped build the Se! fortune estimated to be $2,000,000 to latest dispat attle, Lake Shore @ Eastern rail-| Countless instances of hin open.| the Hond way, later known ag the Seattle @/ hearted generost ted by | iad the comma International, and how identified as! hie friends. It rhe | that the fir me 8 branch of the hi who ev ought work fro Maik Heney was turned awa pega the exec and Brito " Contra « Mike Heney never married. He for alléged fomen ing 4 t wed, a was a member of Aretie and that he will burniturned his eye Seattle Athletic b, Ralnie ye aK Engineors’ club, R Mout building t ub. The contractor allroa by his mother, Mrs, Thoma { Ottawa, and four t seen. Thin feat John of Packenham, Or fosenh fied a lees ambitious man t { Ottawa, Thomas of Green Ba: Heney, but the sturdy builder of| Wis, and P. A. Heney of 414 roads had even greater ambl-jay. N. thie elty e boty 1” all probability be shipped to Be Mike Heney's character & summed up by Gen. S. 8 Burd ter Builder A mas der among the cre e he day, M En-| Heney answers to Kipting's deser ed at/ tion of those ‘Sons of Mar } up the idge the d, and 1907 | mour Guagenhelms and the scoffers| may have a em od that the builder was right. | feet CENSUS LOSES FOUR NAMES; KINGS OF BOX CAR LEAVE known | to the a’ wt valleys, level the hill TORK, Ovt 1 Mott street mato with k orrents and tunnel the the sons of Mary oth read for their But he we Jum Te @micration officia delet B® Wow's record. They | ered Gat be got into the Ur Gem Mexico by biackening| Frank McGovern THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, INDICT CRIPPEN FIGHT (N iL Fighter for Primary Law Is AND LENEVE GIRL Hans Bugge, Judicial Candidate WILL GO ON 1910, 3 United Press.) crime. If Crippen tn found goin | Who in Hans Hugge, the new non-| LONDON, Oet Dr. H. H.Jon the indictment he will be artinas 1d t Hidat Crippen was Indicted today by the| ha If w jury convicts Mi« rf the fron: t aa? pa grand fury on a charge of murder! =< she will get a prison term| Whether Wappenstein Stays| or. the supreme benck lin the firat. deuroe Mine Ethot 2 COMMderable length, Everything) or Goes Will Not Affect Re-| Mor one thing, he I an active leKroe D nh readiness today for the trial| ; worker for the direct primary and Claire Leneve, his typist and com:|of Crippen and Miss Loneve. Mon-| call Movement , - | “It makes no difference to the| he was one of thone who raised panton tn flight to} day in far aa the cnse for the : ; Public Welfare Jeague whether | their votce the ation Canada follow incovery of| crown is concerned. It is thought], nd . : the body of Mr Crippen,| possible that the defendant's attor- | M&¥or Gil discharges Chief Wap: | of the direct prin Sad tndteied te ak tadbaie ater bee in gy wh penstein or not,” sald O, L, Miller ac ry a Woy will Beek delay, but tt] Seen OF Bot The Jengue|tH@ nomination ¢ the fact on the ground that she had/is Hkely that case will go tol’ ue wee a Sai a | dele hia f guilty knowledge of the alleged | trial without delay pholds Mayo aap wore for) * o al : the conditions that h xinted Four years ag S He was elected to the office primary vote > | ( l K >» k | | mayor to enforce the laws; he did| Bugge was trea eattle Girl, in Rentucky, Is es ee a ieague, He 4 P paign promise and the league has| bill which Figure in Pretty Elopement (iii. iiieinion nit son f now anes « Wappenstein, Wappenstein in re-|mary law; he led th Mise Caroline Logan, a niece of | London, Ky, and caused the ith ponsible to Mayor Gill and Mayor | direct primary tn \ L. Marr, president of the [! patra jot of ang h, The chief | Gill r maible to the people and is now vice president of City Candy Co. here and | d, however Wal if Mayor Gill were to dismiss | State Direct Legisiation league. He sweet for | Wappenstein today the work of the | !# out and out “direct to the people Walter Dunn, son of Col, 1 M Tenn league would go on w ut any in-| man 4 of Dany K ided forer aw received) terruption, We are not fighting| Personally Mr. Bugge ts a calm HANL BUGGE ey loved each other a few wel night on, Ky.,|men or personalities, We are| slow speaking man; t type of a ial whither Mins went last| fighting for principle, the principle| man who weighs his words and who| Versity of Minnesota, where he According! they hopped aboard lng to continue her tudit in| of decen and we will ep in the | fights without excitement, and he| war graduated from the . chool 4 train, With a marriage certificate! munje fight wu we wit has had plenty of fights in What honorable w In the distance. But an unromar ies Logan t» 17 and Walter! When the Public Welfare Jeague|com county, He has won most of # pronecuting at tle ehlef of police stepped in at (ie 1 jc! ed its headqua in the| them, lost a few, and is neither! Minnesota for five yea le i Scheverman block last night the elated by bis victories nor depre tdarge to the natlor Th Bi d Eg | wore tr ation 29K recall peth|ed by his defeat of rey a clubs | ic etiions were in Was Born in Norwa 496, and then eame rhe Bad Egg tone, Al! these petitions ware tn) Was Bom in Norway vars bets f who had red their service ge has the unruffied § tieed law. When the ar | the Ta Kach pet has|jan temperament, with of his nomi b japace for 50 t P 00 pe | f ! ning much an ar ngue reached t \! tions filled w ean 1 signa But what b was drawing uy I }to in the recall election. It is! evasion, yet there is no heat in h Idition, he Fe |planned to have 600 petitions in|opinions. He has a tolerance for Pac | PIONEER FINED seta Sa | Is a Writer, Too Joneph Doekin \ font Mr. Bugge has likew " lof Sea res at b ay, and me eputa | De written « for some of | he ¢ magazines of the n who pl And he is still a poor man When I . FOOTBALL PLAYERS The Impression You Make DEMAND A TRIAL De pends somewhat on the clothes There is no use look Ky or wilted just because 1 Dockin in afternoon. | The Snohomish football tea vely and Indly Hotchkiss. They are is afternoon to stand aling poster pletures the Stanwood hotel, even after Ba pre ainst them if they would only pay costs usually So is Conc in simit down with for WEAR A RUBBER COAT THAT 18 MADE TO LOOK RIGHT AS WELL AS WEAR RIGHT. We Carry That Kind FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHIL- DREN When Jack McChorry “braced The pigskin chase that he did not recognize the cop who played : SM posing as a Pullman | wor of vagabondia as “Red ane” or | | in civilian dress? ubseq release on t Somewhere he got hold of | Gov with Will Three F | it was not ate Is but they were 0 " Palman uniform. He waster known as the narrati rT) a0 Gor | To resume. Jack waxed confi-| mad 4 want a trial Sari? Speers Soops ps (3 after the inquest Pa an ni Arti oo that he ; . digits al (My Ualted Frees.) world, running from Anto | de nt al and told olm an that t ow that itt e sTORE of Immigr . . bbe pron Bows Athanasian . was B) VICTORIA, B.C. Oct. 12 Ferro Carrill to La Paz,| S- ad to be ‘care ” th het way tn jo te Both Phones Both Phones <— eaver Binee the ace , tuff as the were any intention of |, Who held him in $1.2 tas Kinky-| dent he has been giving an ita-|'9 & massive gold chain looted ng ochers strong 4 Dail of $540 is tinued to' f snared in the tion of a man working hard to es | fr Inca temples of mn When Jack finished his little) ———————__—— _ im as a witness in the m spread by Patrol-| cape work we the Isle of Sun. qa {spell McLennan took him to jail Seite. Three other witnesses arr and F rgast, last Kid are of B ve 7{ this morning Judge don gave ‘a ho i lttaseese tttaae eepeabietiones a [Jack an order tor A Beautiful Retéciation of South End mrad Lan jo k in the Bolivian mountains, ac “red ~opagert a 3 , ved wp ator | workin cherie mountain, fas Face Disfigured ! heir rding to new brought by th ine in Pn <i ~e t he wae the rea yur-maste schooner A} F f ae Cc Ss s r Sula ane Gobembie |’ of the train beaters.” From which re 4 Victoria late’ yester They have gone in search of a|. TY mec Paul Whitham wilt|coMst to coast “Red” has tay af fn mikxaive gold chain, said to be no] ett iy al way arg se rue EK. frown, a young English rail * tonn 80 feet long, with m ater bors and T ants." | * riding rom oS or | the direction of V will be " resses tt, on fast mails, freights road engineer, who hae been run-|links, said to have been buried by | peng Plt %. Carrigan, CC. Clos pareengeTs Red" always ning lines for the highest railroad | one Pizarro. 1 aren © damaged band wher re the mast in a echoor { goggies t from his eyes as travels with a p aid BW. Way Gecinnati—The sanction of the trains for a trans off the coast 4 p Glempl church has been denied tal tour. "Red the » winch did it mr leg fhe method of healing sickness that California nt ; G state « the Union where it t# f f FREIGHT RULING JOY TO SHIPPERS i Tinware Sale hese are but examples of the J sx meiscisco"Se 12 | Wonderful values to be had a ai = | during this sale. oaal rata between tho samse potets of shipping, it Is being t P% Cake Tins Clean | 10¢ Gravy Strainer—Size T%x Bi joy by xc conte i . Pan—te retinned E | Se Sieves—Cha spilt tinetanor | Di ; SRR p} Bde from heavy tin ted | Pan. Spe ' 10c # GEORGE ENGLAND SUED. * Rime Special 7 | 25 011 Can—One-ration capacity 9) $ thas been short on # nd Tin Of! Can; extra heay _13e « around te Ps a - i Corne and ser ble ‘ke "be : ve with sea * sa : 25¢ Dust Pan—Long wi . which ¢ Macne rule : " it 4 exo 53c 25¢ Sink Strainer— * To pai nitee . nee . aanaten,. Sink & England wants a from # Lunch | 106 Grater—All-r in a * caiead € 1% ane er; handy and quick , &® George didn't. T ox * * not * ” . + . > + . *r abl rhe furt ra * WASENTS PITTSBURG ELECTRICALLY WELDED ]|* *° 7 eh a a ed ed : FENCE $3.50 os Heater, $2.29 Hoe Hardware | $350 03 ROB MAN ON ; and : ~ af ri He M Household Ax, 63c Wha from a et on R MS; fost the prope ¢ nk h - $ m bh WKeliy, 20 tt must be Pi wt Dlamond soon learned h mu pe enger that b had sts | Bird Cage Specials Sweater Values “ bbed. Tw. he pa pers | ites wont Move t * t Of + Mage ; A tled a 20nd We shipment + hi the ed and kr ret olman Morf wa Hes and 98¢ bi Me vs ‘s By erway Ti te 2 ‘as ; 1 ( D noney was not found or nf in the ner r : Ox aguas We Will Make $2.00 Pre nd se, | St ame Beautiful Willows "$1, 49 out of them. Your old hat reblocked, dyed and cleaned PRICES VERY LOW Model Millinery Parlors « The medical to the injured je between the 1 are invited to be “John Wanamaker Signs |— . ane ate » Monster Evening News- paper Contracts JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW YORK'S GREAT MERCHANT, HAS SIGNEO CONTRACTS COVERING FIVE YEARS, AGREEING TO USE ONE FULL PAGE IN EVERY I88UE OF THE FOUR NEW YORK EVENING PAPERS. WANAMAKER’'S ADVERTISING MAN AGER, IN “PRINTERS’ INK,” HAS THE rOLLOWING TO SAY ABOUT THIS GREAT UNDERTAKING | “Tt may be taken as significant that kin chooses to make e of the EVENID Pp ors ENTIRELY this ¢ ction ‘ j it the public has much more time to read long ad an in the m ertisements at nt rning, and, fur to the KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL AND CHURCHES. ther, that the even fam ily circle more. Not inf ly references are made in the smaller Wanam carried in the mornin wee" Kirkland Is Established AND THE SAME CONDITIONS PREVAIL IN EVERY OTHER AMERICAN CITY—IN SEATTLE CONDITIONS ARE THE SAME | THE FIRST CHOICE OF THE LIVE, SUCCESSFUL MERCHANT 1S THE EVENING NEWSPAPER, city on paper, city, only 30 minutes from Seattle, with good lewalks, gramm and h churches, stores, newspaper, ete., and hundreds of good t is the large t community on the east shore of Lake Washington, and the ship > Large City Lots Garden Acres $75 Up $150 Up On Your Own Terms and to the county ferry. Yet we are selling c= and with this tae: Because ye © one-third J These “little have rich soil, black alder bottom loam, that will produce bumper crops, and . have the in of being within easy driving distance of the Seattle markets, which Beca vhi and boat landir war ng Oe i farther than the ord nary kind Nearest to Seattle That you can get f where né he price. Get Now— t while you can and assure e down and little monthly | all you pay ar and then Kirkland ferry or Anderson boat to our office on wharf at Kirkland To Order a Can of Sold in Carstens’ Packing Co. Sanitary Packers Today From Your Grocer ele in Small, Medium and Large Cans BURKE & FARRAR, Owners 405-409 New York Block Capital and Surplus, $1,000,000. | i 3 | { 4