The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1911, Page 7

SF AF RTA CO5e NGS GPR CVF GWM CP rN CPP CPH Q.Fes C8 SO. e SONS SO as-§ SOE COs bP CP Oe Se SN Bis gratific $ BRISTOL, Tenn., Jan. 5.— EVERETT STRIKE TRACTION Th an, S.—As A rerult} pt to quell the rising iting from the car ett Trades Couneh owing proclamation Warning—Hirelings are here to foment trouble. They are masking under the name of Everett laboring men. The: fore, citizens of Everett, we ask that you do not congregate in crowds, do not molest or the people in them. Let labor be without a stain, Do not con.” A rumor that the Stone & Webster gompany bas imported strike broak ers and o ves to mingle In the crowds. More Police. Mayor Hi y has issued orders AS. CHARGE UST WITH PLOT to the pol to place an additional number of men on the streets, and to take down the names of men and boys who fre tneiting others to riot, in order that they may be trie after the car situation ts adjusted aecording to state law, which pro hibits the massing of crowds under the conditions such as are now ex perienced in erett today, The Stone & Wobster company has imported 40 men to take the pla of strikers, and the lines re sumed service this morning, and were able to continue ft during the day, A mass wv ing was held last night in the Coliseum rink to tn. augurate a line of wagons to com pete with the car company during the strike, A plea ix being made to \ the people to patronize them in aid of the strikers. | OWEN COMMENDS BANK DECISION WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.—In a Patement issued exclusively to the Waited Press, Senator Robt. L. Owen of Oklahoma today expressed tion over the decision the supreme court, upholding the ik deposit guaranty laws of the Various states. BY ROBERT L. OWEN, nt, 1911, by the United Press Associations.) The decision of the United States j Supreme court, upholding the bank | guaranty law of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska, is most gratifying The Oklahoma opinion is that banking is a public business. and the state, in issuing a charter, should arrange safeguards to pro | tect the money. In Okb ma we believe that the banker In demand ling security for the money he lends the public, should give security for the money he receives from the public. GIRL SLAVE LOSES MIND THROUGH ABUSE BY MASTER PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 5. examination of the girl's mev- condition, on orders from the| @ounty court. Chartes Peters, a Greek with Whom the girl left Redding some ago, and after stopping off at all sek towns en route, ar rived at Portland, where Miss Hall! White slavery explains the mental | appeated to the police for protec @abalance of Minnie Hall.” said/ Fa 8. E. Josephi today, following tion, i2 now in jail, owing to his failure to put up bonds for $5,000, necessary to secure hiy re- so. He is charged with white |alavery by federal officials. Dr. Josephi said that the 19-year old girl is uffering from “de. | mentia precox,” and that treatment imay restore her to me ntal balance THOUSANDS ‘WOULD ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 5.—Miss & young teacher in Atlanta public schools, who got fortune of $100,000 three weeks is being deluged with letters men who want to marry. When the provisions of the will Mrs. B. F. Abbott, a great aunt Miss Stanley, were published it was found that $100,000 had left to the young teacher WED YOUNG HEIRESS flood of matrimonial offers began to pour in on her. Miss Stanley | says she has received over 1,000)... otters of marriage by mail in two and carrying revolvers under their! rs come from all/ coats, the robbers boarded the car] Weeks. The of! parts of the United States, “I am not considering any of the offers,” said Miss Stanley. “The dent. I want to be loved for my self and not for money.” the arrest of Chilli Rosst, with an attempt to extort from Fred Marino by send & threatening “black hand” to him demanding that he a sum of money uhder the av. bridge, deputy sheriffs on the case believe they | have one of a gang of} lers. _ Two or three more prominent are known to have re- similar threats. While the deputies lay under the Dridge waiting for the “black hand” to arriv four Italians it was clear, according to Matt ‘Rossi says he has been in Seattle aly two months. IG CORSON TO == LOSE FAT JOB when official axe swinging will all the rage in the King county Americans Escape | Bedouin Massacre CHICAGO, Jan. oa ~A letter re ceived here recently from a Mr of wild Bedouin: | they had fallen, and by whom they | were condemned to die, * THE MARKETS | i | produce, | cases erades. and Detter—Selling Price. im ‘ashin ’ : the district to see If the | asters but! }Rtorage Rastern butter... meh * jag brotiers jens, under 2 ide. : the. and over f ‘ Lx Gradually now approacheth the | frown @ourt house. Every county officer on do more or less of it, Will the most, perhaps. The commissioners, newly elect: | David McKenzie and M. L. Ham- at fede A Jumped into the Dr. W. H. Corson as superin- of the county hospital. Others scheduled to let go ale ‘County salaries are: Harry Riet, warden; Gus A. Jones, pur agent; F. C. Hoye, county officer; Edward Hannan, commissioner; John Thurs- & Janitor, and W. C. Pendleton, > tural inspector. a Cece ee eee ee 2 2 ‘® MINISTERS TAKE LEOGE NOT TO MARRY ELOPERS The Bristol Ministerial asso- resolutions contrary to the laws of the state from which either or both of the elopers ® come. * fn “marrying parson” has ® married nearly 4,000 eloping from Virginia and it Virginia, where the laws Prohibit the marriage of per- ®tons under 21 years of age it parental consent. be ee eed 80Y FAKES HOLD-U SOMERVILLE, Mass, Jan. 5.— Rollins, 17, has confessed the police that he faked the story being held up and robbed of a 4 ring Christmas eve. had promised his sweetheart a ring for Christmas and os etree etter et ee tt et tT > io w bel Make good. Hence the | Crabs tale. | Pienic hams Bojied hem beet in Whole corn, ton” Cracked corn, ton. ton | Rotipa'soate "ind Warley, mixed Pare Doane, 106 motive of the writers {a too evi-| ‘Wie conveys the tale of an escape lof six Chicagoans who are traveling |in the Holy Land, from the hands into whose hands following the average prices | lausaal tor ake sal whabecnians eo SKYROCKET BANKER ONCE BOOTBLACK To's eysIN3 6 Rebire L When the New York Northern bank an ite nine branches were closed, Robin, president of the bank, and who, it ts alleged, stole nearly a half million dollars of the bank's deposits, was hurried to a sanitarium as a paranolac. Sixteen years ago Robin, whose name was then Rabinowitz, came to America & penniless immigrant, He was » bootblack then REBELS WIN VICTORY NEW ORLEAN That the rebel forces unde Luis Duron may take Tegucigalpa before the supporting troops, com manded by Lee Christmas, a American adventurer, can arrive, is the report elrculated in the Central American colony here today The revolutioniats have not met the resistance they expected from the government troops, and a conse f the 2,000 men un General. Duron, who started by the soutaera route across Honduras jfor Tegucigalpa, has been made with unprecedented rapidity ¢ Christmas and the remain of the troops, is marching up the coast to Puerto Cortez, and thon planned to lay siege to Teguel galpa. BANDITS ROB FRISCO CAR SAN FRANCISCY, Jan. 5.—Two bandits today held up and robbed the crew of a Ban Mateo suburban at Huntington Park. Masked opposite the park. One ran to the front platform, wh ordered the conductor to throw up his hands. The trolley was jerked off, and |the crew searched by the ght of }& pocket lantern. The robbers se cured $70, The car carried no pas sengers. Calling cards, 100 50c, 119 Union. tee TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CUTTERWORTH & BON, Profesmonal Directors and Licensed Embalmera Ist. opp Moore theatre Moth phones Hionney- Watson Co. Funera’ vhird av. and ersity, Both t 087 AND FOUND. Loat-—Liver and white point reward 2. Reliable Transfer Com- ay gx passbook No, 16 to Washington Tr i i. Finder re- and Savings name > Firth ay arm at the Majestic Literal reward wold fing, Prove prop Phone Bast 2431 PERSONALS. mation and for terma, call upon or addrese THE LONESOME. CLUB, aper 2 Dept. B. No. 1687 Hoattle, 16 to 8; 1 to 7 on to age. 10. ‘00 hater Wide Piumes curled az ation Dept. ‘New an * 361 Arcade PERFORMED. PHONEM: MAIN 4267; IND. 89, Wor aovaraie plese wit Hl, erayon, pen eteht in cote Apartment €92 Waldorf. Lem * ke it, 0 conte Jacobs Photo, ft Bide. i Pike, room “a A bright, tion. 1817 H Wai a , firat. morte wane, no The Star. D, Mallory grow: ir and cures W. Qandruft. 117 Cotum* P WANTED—FEMA' WANTBD—Reveral young women with of without Aseig iis we toler 5; at) fio Ts bi Telegraph Company. Wasted Gined woman to « eral children; good pay 6446 Ratiord, ry Vey the other/ THE SEATTLE STAR when your sube-iption expires is on the Wh THE STAR Notice We BD. Amith te Way with WANTED—A “Wanted A WEEK UP SIDE ROOMS . ished (ail outa new; steam heat THE ANNEX Western av One around Alder “hina ‘ gan. bath, leht: FURNISHED APARTMENTS. GRAND VIEW Kaation furnished MARRIAGE CEREMONIES Q BUSINESS CHANCES. GORDON REALTY co, %_ncre, close to Seattle, Price $660 cash GORDON REALTY CO,, 321% Pik FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. PPP LIAL change —Bight-re For sale or exohi player plar express wa WOODHOUSE 418 Pike ‘at “tor wav Will well oF oatablinhed coll The Star PAV ANE HURSDAY, JANUARY LEGAL NOTICE HELP WANTED~ ~MALE. AWAK TRAM W THR Wet MON AND t BD RTA BOME HIGH Haniel We ba * our Barbers Third ay. and hair cat vies. Work tree terials on! NATION FOR RENT - 4gek, around ¢ m Ten PERKING LAND ¢ 1 Third Av ~ WANTED—MIGCELLANEOUS man ive abi ace “made at 33 1 FURNISHED HOUSES FURNISHED ROOMS PHONE WILLIAM PICKARD, PROP. ROTEL XIGuT AND ILLINOIS |SINGLE ROOM fo: uP HOUREKERE 2232% FIRST AV., “the Virwinas Fooma, everything Rates $i 00 per we Giyripic Apart rooms $1.16 and wp, and up; best and cheaper ments in city; sear public market HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 226 APARTMENTS. jelly modern aluing distance © 434; In facing city Hmite, Nosth Ah vod cam heat 0 cash will quick 2-room house. This in & nap. 2 mile from water front cs LAVARN! ivactes or any part # 214 Bonoca st miles of |C' HARK tas ‘property or minal! tract of [OM the ridge be 000. ' i6ody Sixth ay m. & FURNITURE jo my fait inte Tht Menecn. Bt 1911, { Hn TOWN Ww A COMMER( T ona ion on the rel opment the a ORBOON & WARING LOTS—116 »AD TOWN runINa TO IAL CENTER Inn't thie a wondert that le only 60 da = Hn A FUTUR. ad wN S = iF) OOF pas crowth for & town ola? axxs Ss MENT « tien t Off oN DEVELOP. 2009 Howitt Aw ALL Vor Lease--Room 3, UW range and cold water BOARD AND ROOM. HOMESTEADOS. 220-ACRE HOMESTEAD REL. INQt 1SHMENT WASTE ne wheat ined THE PENKING LAND COMPANY, THIRD AV MAIN. 69) FARMS AND ACREAGE. THE CREAM OF ce Riven VALLEY. $160 per acre, about 490 feet frontage Winesape, pears, ONLY $1,500; EASY TERMS. ONE ACRE LEFT. BETTER GET IT, level, Lake eit ‘dow McLAUGHLIN, American Bank Bide. RAISE POULTRY OR FRUITS, {racts, In best location, close {AN 2 MILES THIS SIDE AREMERTON ber to pay for t never been touche You can work in Hiremerton and live on of theae tracts. $609 TO bs FFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Third Av Al a Huilding. TWO OF THE PRETTIEST FIVE-ACRE ‘coma, nicely locat water, will ha Sound, Price # another nice tra los Short out $100 per acre lens ROBERT MALTRY, 1010 ALASKA BUILDING 0, i Realty Co., 1101 Amerioan Bank Bide M:BCELLANCOUS. ty road. good soil, running ° EVERY HOUR TO 00 FOR & FULL A warranty deed with each ine a home the hun If you look it up you'll cash SOMERS COMPANY, bi ny in that vicinity, “Prive "$1,000; FARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.) MANET T r CEuPPORD ae ¥ AN ARSDALE, ARLLING AT A WAWGAIN Hank Huliding SEE OUR NEW PLAT OF 6 1OACRE TRACTS. f city, on sound, Just this side ACTER $308. © CARH AND S10 MONTH. CLIFFORD: & VAN ARSDAL 2, 1919 Third Av. SUBURBAN HOME TRACTS. 2 ACRES, Ly te cL IFFORD & VAN ARSDAL 1 Third A COME IN tn im the heart CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, 1019 ‘Third. Av TWENTY ACRES NEAR AUBURN jy ROBERT WAL 1010 ALASKA BUILDING. HANDY TO CITY PRICE § CARE CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, 1019 ‘Third Av Five acres, good soll, near Seattle, fine ¢ ROBERT MALTBY, 1010 ALASKA BUILDING 62 ACRES Land, free of ine to exchange for equity tn e BURW L ry MORFORD, Main 402-2 Iman Bidg-—A 1008 $i5 ¢ , $ MONTHLY WILL BUY A LITTLE RANCH. Plenty of room to raise © couple thousand He RK rg FARRAR INC,, 405 to 409 New ¥ nik one a good, Bret , RETT I ERURBAN. nly we are Instructed to of good. land, one Acre nance fil" slashed ed, "ROBERT MALTBY, 1010 ALASKA BUILDING Five acres, ood soll, near Seattle, tor $200, °S10 down, "to ‘monthiy. Herbert B. Upper. 304 Leary bide FARM BARC Hest of bottom 1010 ALASKA BUILDIN: jeattio and Taco We have aix b-ac acre, on terms 9 Arcade An Aere red, good soll, near car, $5 per month. Annex Bigiitiy acreage at ar tine for Seattle lots, The Star, T-4090. CITY REAw EETATE. CONTINUOUS FERRY SERVICE |» FROM 56:30 A. M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT BETWEEN MADISON PARK AND KIRKLAND, transportation, at Kirkland BURKE & F 405 to York niee valley property, Rainier av. York 96 Block. CITY REAL tive. | oan ES | PATLEGSS AND mucines CHATTEL LOANS R JENSEN &@ CO. 814 Northern Bank Wid: i OPTICIANS 4th ‘and Pike WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE. SOS Sa REAL ESTATE LOANS. . Loge to 46,000 on. Im blished districts, acant property at 7 and any amount from bo to 06 vant & Block. ‘Second and Columbia. FOR SALE—WOO0") AND COAL at dust pan with ff right_& McLeod. LIVESTOCK HOL Cr ‘OMB CO., BAL 1,000 pounds up. 446 buys fresh Jersey cow Green 208. Cor. of Aurora ay, and Sind st FOR SALE—FURNITURE se & Platt Purni- rtunity for you to save ae EE 3| DR. JACOB SMITH Th money tn furnis! Highest cash pata household goods. 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