The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1910, Page 3

(Conctuded.) ) Paak Woodring, Bawit Holtz, J.B. Smith J, Mosehinski and I dente of Rivertor “a y, of Riverton fous to get to the m anh « train for the bed ing sister Pe be company e , seed the full fare dema be company. , the employes oder the orders of ul h jendent much. com: | Mecarthy (© catch| muters and conductor remained |Unglesmith. He tives in Okla stubborn, and the firet train was|%m* City, U. BA } the fight | sidetrackes He i* proud of the U. 8. A decided on the fig acked. thar * mass meeting Saturday) As time passed other trains fol-| ) ore 90, for the reason that he Bee ich apeakers lowed until three were sidetracked, |pncn Mved in Mextoo, And he ix SMe geburd of Tacoma,| As @ matter of moral and phys |NOPINE, that the U. 8, A. doce b al support the women of Riverton | °".8" (0 Mexico | Bee cabot ape [cooked meals and served them to] fn’ feamomy Fern Hill fare was raised | the militant commuters three aoe in a Mexionn 3 Sty qe cents, They annexed) The trainmen urged the passen:| "in. Winses ene prion. | % ee The company re-| gers to pay full fare, but they stub- oe cate tein . A Bae cccept Scent fare. The| dornly refused. Then the train men| 1° save the life of a ohild he ai to te pay seed force They succeeded tn |" 88 Automobile into a govern Into a blockade. The | ejecting all passengers from one et) heh a ye ow of Mexico, | peared bp all night the |car except Glen Chambers, Glen |") “ieenee & . oe eae $4 re Bonfires to threw himself on the floor of the] ate Klingle ith ae Woun yh gen Fefusing to move car and clung to the seat supports, | veg Seog gag : pe a he @ditter fight throug He stayed until Deputy Sheriff/i von arm to sare the life of the Egad 08 the field. Hut the Roberts removed him oes alah eae Meancali al pgs J Dn, OnE Even then had the least bit of |S" Rage to within} force been used by train men, it|, ' Mexico? Thin te what it did ie waid that the situation would | °° Kinglesmith tn Mexico have become serious. When Cham.|_ Jt landed him in a slushy and bere was: taken from the car by vermin-infested dungeon, where Roberta at least 50 angry com-/D° WA* forced to set his own! muters were on hand to see that|?roken arm with splinters torn he was not injured. Residents of from the rotting Moor, and where. Riverton say yesterday's clash ia| With 1 other prisoners, he re rae a result of the . only preliminary to a general fight aggro, any SE: [fe the people of the to pay only what they term a legal), °') Pi) 1s 4 yg Pagel gon and told {orate of fare from the suburb to helt tee .B warden © oe Mimi ai peo: | eaxtie [half-way decent accommodations at Fern ie _____}for the rest of the weeks he re mained tn prison without trial It put him im position where ple RSE: or he was givon the alt ot [paying for freedom (the 4 M |preciae amount of bis deposit in e ja Mextean bank) or remaining tm) Tolstoy: Ban on Mass ° "3"; — It forced him to ltve for three| (By Calved Pree) , Poverty Oak, the Countess Tolstol) months on mush, horse meat, bull [YA POLINA, Russia. Nov. | sat beside it, kissing repeatedly the| meat, bread and beans—nothing ‘and ceremony the brow of the great Russian and wail: | else Tolatol, who died ing, “The light of the world haa| It finally cost him his $960—for morning, was brought gone out.” She swooned when tn-| he gave up the fight for burial tomorrow at iormed no requiem mass would be And it brought him to a place} of Poverty Oak, where his sung. Hundreds of people came to-} where he waa glad to a a have all congregated day, among them being nobles and|statemeot declaring = th fing the last services peasants from. all parts of the|in question had been 0 into Ne church ceremony will be per cear’s domain. | maliciously with deliberate ‘The officials of the Greek Fight for Royalties. jtent to bring harm, damage andl tn Rassia prepared to extend) The eyes of Tolsto! had hardly | disaster to the property of the] . to Tolstol before his closed before a wrangle over the | Mexican government! wb, but it is sald the count was ownership of his literary works be-| When he «ot out of jall he by anthchureh advisers to gan. Already there ts talk of legaijlearned to his great relief that it the proffer, and died excom- complications between Mitchikoff,|the child hadn't been k sh view of this, troops wil! attend | obsequies. The military to E cordon the costly casket over the failure o! ilo rescind the edict o mt after death - Died Under Ban. ik reconciliation with th red, not to act the body was removed ¢ ISIS INWAR POWER TRUST was the remains of the illustrious [will be viewed by thousands, #24 mark of respect to but im reality to pre d the peasantry be Mkely that the charcd this, as Abbot Varsofonius il Tolstol's death in the before the end the count The church then decided. after | termination to leave home and take Turned His Auto Into a Mon ment and Suffered for This Crime Against the Govern- ment—-Now He Doesn't Care How Soon Uncle Sam Cleans }ple came for miles through the rain to attend the meeting. There were men, women and children “Stick,” said Jensen and Dow Stand pat, Do not resort to vie Keep within the law. But! stand for your rights. Don't give up. Fight—gnd you'll win,” U Bo the valley people decided to 4 Across Rio Grande. fight, and made plans at once OKLAHO : ;| Trouble began yesterday morning | one's OMA CITY, ell when several passengers boarded &| who wants to sce this meat train at Riverton and tendered the| pusincas go through, In face he jrate of fare which the superior | 2U"'h ; ; jcourt of Thuraton county declared | that ntnonuts wellelge cukernens was legal, ‘The interurban conduc: |\y\t Amounts wellnigh to a paw tor demanded the old rate, which wal tala ke Doth This American's name ts Joneph Tolstol’s representative in Great hadn't even been serat Britain, and the family, regarding And he learned to his dinguet of the late Mrs. Marion B Baxter possession of the writer's manu-jthat the statue of old General | journeyed to Plymouth Congrega: | scripts, including an unpublished| Quintana Roo hada't been hur:|tqnal church to do honor to the novel |much after all—that all th dam | momory of a public spirited woman Tichertkoff, an ardent disciple of} age done had been repaired Impressive funeral services w Tolstol, holds the manuscripts, | half an hour. onducted by Rev, W. A. Major which the count bound him on oath; And #0, now that bis fellow| Rev. F. J. Van Horn and Rev. W. Hj} to give to the world countrymen in the states are a/G. Temple | if in 189% Tolsto! renounced alli little peeved over other, abd| Accompanied only by the hus} f'} property rights in the copyrights, slightly more pubdiic, mistreatment |band, Capt. ©. BE. Baxter, the his lands and money. He wished|of Americans, he ts hoping that|daughter, Mra. Beatrice MeClure, | the books given to the people of all they go through with It, and mle lands without profit to himself. His! treat the Mexica: a@ little family objected, declaring that the! And he grite bin teeth when he plan would only pauperize the count ys #0. and enrich the publishing house | He is willing to hel “ sald to have culminated in bh ae-| | the journey which has terminated in| Flintstone Enameled handies, smooth steel, ¢ Size 10015x6%. Thanks Havilai gality brusn | 294 Mat, with 9c Ransom Tea Cups ors Pair as above Each goin Neck sw Mts, for men and women: ¢ My, cardinal and oxford ea fale if you expe $2. Toll of Tar Paper, 1. 114. 25 Mail Box, 75¢ Hed Iron R. F.1D With signal fiag and fe oe proot Thc Cc i self-basting, with damper top; 16-pound roast or tur- 40c Staaten Riiner Beautiful Dinner Plates 0 Wool Sweater Coats, 98 "DROVE HER “Dear Cari: Forgive me. | am sorry if | have caused you o' hin demise. any unhappiness. | didn't | mean to. | guess it's all been ‘ A | a dig mistak My heart is Roaster, with seamless lift-out §) breakong because you won't or is | can’t understand. | don't know never-wear-out kind. Thanksgiving special §} what you meant this morning Bee PATON $1.98 | by it. | am so sorry, but It waen't all my fault. Please give my things to Allen. “Lovingly, mbossed top and rotary 95 aDeNE.” giving flyer ee ci pam | When Carl F. Yager went to : the apartments of his sweetheart nd China | 43c Coal Hod, Jj wise Gene Rutherford, at the Sloane hotel, Warren ay. and Ke Plates and Cups 29 publican st,” yesterday. afternoos, uce 17-inch Galvanized [jhe found her cold in death. The Saucers, Coal Hod, with dov- Jjabove note was found on her 25c ble-riveted bottom ffl dresser White] and strong ball; not | Wrapped about the girl's face} the cheap was a silk kimono which had been Haviland | vad. mpectal 29c |saturated with chloroform. The s and Sauc |xirl had been dead for several 25c lhours, according to Dr. F. E. Dent |whom Yager frantically summoned | Yager and Miss Rutherford had = been devoted for many months Yesterday morning they had a lov ers’ quarrel, Stricken by remorse, Yager went to her apartments to ask forgiveness, but found the girl |dead. Miss Rutherford was a Mar shall, Kas, girl. Her body will be held pending word from relatives. KILLED IN CAVE-IN : 25c eater | Within 30 minutes after starting | ‘olors work an unidentified Jaborer was sigh instantly killed Saturday afternoon ai when several tons of earth ed in on the Terry av. regrade, be 49 tween Virginia and Stewart terworth pending investi gation. | BISHOP O’DEA WILL | OBSERVE BIRTHDAY be 54 morgue 25c Half-Soles, 15¢ Pair of Hemlock Tan Leather Bishop O'Dea will years Halt-Soles; be your own old on Wednesday. No formal ob cobbler, Pair ss. 15¢ servanc this anniversary will »e ob . but the friends of the 25c Rubber Heels, 15¢ Jiiisiop, both among men and Palr of pu black Rubber Jf priests, will seize upon the occa Is; feel comfortable, wheth sion to felicitate with him on his er walking or standing 15 good health still, Special, pair c | Bishop O'Dea was born Rox 50c Floor Paint, 39c bury, Mass, November 1866 Quart can of Rubber Cement §| He was ordained at Montr em Floor Paint; dries perfectly §| {nary in 1882, and was appointed hard in little time and wears §|»ishop of Nisqually in 1 ike hard rubber; use It on Hiwonan’s Will on porches, floors and steps. 39 | d Pg chal +6 beens Lm | Wedding Invitation | | WORCESTER, Mass., Nov. 21 |The will of Emma Lavelle, written jon the blank se attached to a wedding Invitation, was allowed in | the probate court yesterday She |ioft an estate of $476 TO DEATH The body will be held at the But THE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1910. ‘AMERICAN BURIED MONTHS IN FOUL MEXICAN PRISON FOR SAVING LIFE OF LITTLE CHILD ey | ee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees FOOTBALL TO BLAME! CHICAGO, Nov a1 ‘Twenty-two deaths and scores of serious Injuries, the Thanksgiving games t to be played, is the casualty let of revised American football for 1910. The eight } at year number of deaths ts ess than the total for and tie chances are } wed will be that last year's r surpassed, as m of now tn hospitals, suffering from injuries, may die Among the minor are Broken collar # broken legs 40, * 37, broken ribs ankles 20, broken broken fingers 17, shoulders 13. } injuries bones 65, broken noses 3, broken wrista 17 \* and broken * Kee e eee eee eee ee eee ee eeeeeee ‘Se RRR BERR Eee * CROWDS GATHER AT BAXTER FUNERAL, | ores | Deaptte heavy downpour of | }rain y hundreds of friends | land @ few intimate friends, the body | Was taken (o « crematory The Sexton Woman's Keltef corps and the Lady Maccabees attended the churetr services in « body Horse Beats : Automobile Once in a while they do “come back The horse has beaten the automobdile. At least one horse beat Dr. BE. Burweil's car ppened a few miles south i Golf and Country clu’ of th terday evening. Smash! Th happened. It reminded the “doc of the heavy cannonading which his father, Admiral Burwell, was called upon frequently to do. But here is the strange part of ft After the auto banged up against a wagon tongue and knock ed a horse down, it slammed right back against the wagon, and—Dr Burwell rode bome in friend's car TET e eee eee eee SEATTLE 18 FIFTH. Seattle stands fifth in the list of cities in the United States in the estimated value of buildings for which permite were taken out in Octohker New York, Chicago, P' tel and Brooklyn lead it Ore sixth, and Rochester and St next. The value buildings 093,100 eee eee Eee eee Cle Louls come of proposed Seattle ia approximated at $2 eland for October. SSSR ER ee eee hak IDENTIFY DEAD MAN The body of the man who waa killed by an Interurban train at Fifth av, 8. and Walker st, yester |day has been identified as that of | | Wiliam L, Mitchell r Hill was unable to learn more about Mitchell, The body will be neld at the Butterworth morgue pending efforts to locate relatives Deputy Coro- | MEN’S |SHOES best leathers Goodyear welts; other grade oak sole $3.00 and $3 tyle LONDON calf and highest worth 0 pair; any Joseph Kiinglesmith and scene in Mexico City when his auto was) wrecked. RHRKARAHR RR RED DEAD MAN'S EMPLOYEES CONTEND PAY GOES ON SPOKANE, Nov attorney general of th ed Staten will be United States Marn Orge HM. Baker to decide whether or not he must pay for mesnen 21.—The Unit ked by Ber and slenographic services for a dead man. The contention of O. H Bundby and Mre. Ellen D. Alvis, respectively messanger and stenographer for the late Judge Whitson, is that until dboy are discharged by the government, Uncle Sam must ¥ them for thelr services ee guapesepuseeauseaseeti IMPORTANT While we do not promise time of delivery, we and such a tremendous capacity in our eeteeeeee eeeeee teens other | tive, | will have to find new pastures #bop, Looks Bad for Loan Sharks future of The Henry's J. B new the banks are aid the poor | Chilberg. | Beandinavian American bank | that his bank stands ready to cash |these checks on a basis of 1 joent to ¢ land ¢ ver lection jthat with the co-operation of the city R. R.’S WASTE MILLIONS | WHICH PEOPLE PAY loan sharks who |have been extortiig money from | jclty and county employes doem't look bright at all, In addition to H (Conctuded.) rater, He has the experts here to benevolent help him lete iting busy to}! . “wastotul methods of a bygone Increased efficiency, and its \6 eka cake histo ines ,| consequent saving of money, he earings were resumed prenident , does not ' f veut bunk, wave) (aay after a month's recess. The| Increased work "fer: araven *8Y*) Kastern and Central railroads are} Standele ‘ateerte, On the aon asking permission to raise rates.| ye i '‘ i '" Per | These the same raises whose| ‘7Sr¥: Under perfect efficiency wages would be much higher, work would be no harder, but directed more intelligently, and, cost of bookkeeping | public Mr. Chilberg ways) Pye iee public commotion ion last spring created such They were stop |and county authorities, he feels sure| bed PY An Injunction in st Koult.| with the saving of the $300,000, banks will follow his initia in conference with Tatt upeocd| 200.NOw wasted, there could be in which case the loan sharks! not to put the raises into ettect| ‘emendous cuts in freight and ! € passenger rates. until the commerce commission eeeeee eee eee ee Waste on Fuel. RR te moot ay ren Syem the marke et the Ott fery Saree railroad system, DAM GETS A JOB, *| Brandets in attorney for the East-| weight hee entie warmed —. *lern Shippers’ association, contest-| hounds, yet actual teste where all Oscar A. Dam, a graduate ®/ ing the ratnes jroads put 5 : gf rs » of the University of Washing: ®| their case before cnn "They |COul used was .weighed showed ton, was yesterday appointed #| presented the usual reasons for cutee osenie ae per ot & deputy customs collector at ®|rate raiser, increased expenses yr, Ho rye This ua Bae North Yakima, to ‘succeed #| jargely due to the general increases io ot ae gh aaghon be made Frank Sherwood, who died last #|in wages granted railway employes | only "60 per cont of the cont ia week. For the past year and ®| jast April : only 00 per cent of the cos! pal Sethe Penigles A eavimont ot I FA pare ted aver craps irrty ‘The total locomotive ietlenge of ath: Be yshhic™ aR ciate Kat * laity for rate raises, Brandels has|saving of four cents per mile on | departed from custom not con-| fuel i* possible on all but @ very | testing the figures, He takes them|few. Hence the total fuel waste Retail Prices at jas bona fide, but is trying to point! per annum is about $80,000,000, or j) Out by these same figures that the| about the same as the total annual . || roads are wasting the money t gold production in the United Public Markets || squeeze from the people by high| States WESTLAKE MARKET Naturally He Isn’t Pleased— You purse Neither you satisfactory Pastry, Cake or _any other Cookery with poor shortening. make a silk a sow’s ear— can't out of can make LACK MARKET PES tt ense nina, med | Is Pure, Clean and Whole- some— Makes Pastry worth eat- ing— I Only the Oleo Stearine and the Purest Cotton Seed Oil are Takes One-Third Less CARSTENS PACKING CO. Sanitary Packers use cites Tie, pi Seiad W. B. Hutchinson Co. Clearance Sale $24.50 $17.50 NOTE have so many tailors tailoring department that Suits and Overcoats are being delivered within one to twenty-four hours after purchase We will keep this record through this sale. You can purchase now with the assurance of having your new clothes before Thanksgiving As you know, of our Suits, Values up to$ This York, Plain blues New we a Overcoats Kensington, re clearing out now at the end of the fall season all Values up to $40.00 for $24.50. and Cravenettes. 25.00 for $17.50. means all of our exclusive igencies, such as Rogers, Peet & Co., Fruhauf, and other specialist makes and blacks are included, An unusual feature is the full dress and tuxedos, values up to $50, in the $ 24.50 group. e the windows. W.B.HutchinsonC? Cor. Second and Union St.