The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1911, Page 9

STORMSINEEFS an, 12.—Heavy ® la glish ¢ N ant caused much dase ae and shipping, T THE STAR—THUR Los? AND FOUND. HOMESTEADS. HODGE GETS AUTO = SEATTLE STAR --- Sheriff Robert been obliged t “ASHP 160. PRIN», A Uxatt JEGUNEIT ns wae D depend. upos but from now | cs Be w Wreckage, a@ a t sels are reported | ag \ jock along the c ffered heavily ‘ on =owith = Calais, Fra oss the channel from]. The Rt, Rev T. Rowe, Episco . has. dee Great waves! pal bishop of Aiasica before the are sweep! ng the coast,)Men’s Club of Trinity parish last tra ‘ ffic has been sus | night sald he wished the govern | pend and waves, driven by| ment were a little more lentent in| & hea en driven in-/its policy toward Alaska go that 1 es, drowning | capital might be encouraged to open t up the country He favored leasing the coal mines arties on a royalty ONE DEAD, TWO scm verre HURT IN FIGHT t Ralph Leavitt LOS ANGELES, Jan, 12.—One automobile dealer ma dead and two injured as the charge hang re of a shooting affray last od ter. reas Hight. George Mason, colored, is ands that in ay charged with murder, | ¢ » was deemed imposgible suse Louis Loper Leavitt . ponsible for ref © pay _ back the death ate Sego, a city mor and threatened street cleaner, wh \ rding to hase Lopez into|ter was about 100 m bled, and fired a fustl 8 at him An Illinois preacher who public pray parist ruck breast nstantly, and two by were wounded, ni it on bis hands. ‘| DIVORCE JAP PROTEST =": TOKIO, Jan. 12.—Surprise and re an € ssed in Japanes oe “¥e sret s wet athe y;monthly alimony plu pers as 8 ult of the attitu | fo. dive of that the California ture in pre In a cross complaint, Stertin penting ant measures. [tl iiss the accusa Sterling we ont thet pase cand years) manages an ice cream and cand ~ ed restrictions Te! business at Third av. and Madi United States. emigrate to t |* $600,000 Inheritance Tax. # \* |® 12—The estate of —— & Senator hen B. Elking is & CORDOVA, Jan. 12.—Gold coin} ® expected fo pay into the . and dust to the amount of $11,000/® treasury nearly $600,000 as * Was seized here yeste while in| ® inheritance tax. * fransit from Fairb: Seattle|® Upon estimate of $ * by Deputy Marshal Bright-|* 000, with $85,000 exemption * Well. The money was being for-|% under the widows and orph- * Warded from Fairbanks by the|® ans’ clause of the law, th * Washington-Alaska bank, which|® remains $19,915,000 subject to #| failed last week, and was consigned | @ taxation *! fo the Dexter Horton National bank | & *) of Seattle to protect securities held|w@ ee eeeeeteee thee by the latter. WARDALL TELLS OF VICE The Meridian improvement club Ex ct More last night listened to W. H. Murphy pe |president city council; Councilmen ‘er. Wardall told Arrests Soon 22°02 22388..." foes dell and We ting mayor SAN FRANCIS CO, J Jan 12. More} Brrests in connection with the theft FAIL T0 NSEAT Of $60,000 worth of old bullion| from the steamer Humboldt are ex pected here on the arrival of cil T J. L. KENNEDY etal officers with a suspect arrested | fm Portland. | The identity of the man under ar-| 5 1, fest is being kept secret been learned that the suspect is be Heved to know the details of the fobbery not yet exploited, and ft is| @xpected that several men now in! pipity Ban Francisco will be implicated as gthe result of information he has | ¢), office of de was unsuccessful delegates from holding sal TWO MEN ARE e enforced. ASK BETTER SERVICE Two men were frozen to death on | district and Kuskokwim valley Btewart glacier, and the third man,| prompted the business organiz. Pwho accompanied them, reached |tions of § gketchikan after frightful hardships, | authorities at th ding to reports received by J.|to improve the m n pMining & Dredging c It is pr fpOut on the glacier whi Ptimber cruising and w pm blizzard mpany. outside world. At pres eng aught inj within 180 miles of the Iditarod Yacht Club Elects ill aa tha fata ala progress made. With only ‘three days gone there have already been 16 bills introduced in the senate aud 21 in the house | | | Retail Prices at Public Markets . MM Westinke Market ' Pippin app Pee ee ee Pe ee eee eee eS Het Eee SEES SS ee ee oe | Man Hurt in Wreck Better T. W. Searle, manager of the Sherman-Clay Co. who was in Jured January 5 in a railroad wreck | near Cheney, was pronounced out} of danger yesterday by physicians | at St. Luke’s hospital in Spokane. According to R. B. Jansen of Se attle, who visited the injured man, | le suffered no less than 500 | por and bruises, his body having | cor the appearance of having been men by a nurse, who held the broken nose for three hours till a chopped with a knife, His nose was broken in two places Searle was saved from disfigure- Youg physician Ralph MeCreery, a bartender, is | befor the federal grand charged with having opium in his in @ room in the Detroit hotel occw Creery explained that he bought the opium from a man in the Breakers| Pectoral? Ask him, and let @afe and hid it in the room. He is CITY REA. ) each RIGHT and WARRAN ROCHESTER FREED FURNISHED ROOMS REMODELING PARLORS sins of one of his forgiven, bas ‘ CEREMONIES PERFORMED. MARRIAGE POSITIVELY IMPROVEMEN } ee ed \* * lw Elkins Estate Will Pay oo THIRTY DAYS HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS und-floor prices a ILLUSTRAT FOR RENT -~. MiSCELLANCOUS 814 SECOND 213-914-316 MEHLHORN “HELP WANTEB=FEWALE ne iy ms WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE FARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.) | FARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.) An effort to unseat Delegate T Kennedy tn the Central Labor It bas/Council last night because of his uty Without experience Bids Pacifie Telephon: 4 BOARD AND ROOM. CHATTEL LOANS A section of the constitution pro- aried public positions, but during debate it developed that sev-| a jeral of the most influential workers | would be barred if the provision JENSEN & 6O rthern Bank Bide Ine 4th “and Pike k Bide REAL ESTAT sare pr-| HELP WANTED—MALE. FROZEN IN ALASKA MAILS, OREGON FARM LANDS The inferior mail service pro- 7 vided for the people of the Iditarod as property in| attle to prevail upon the tional captuat ns of communi: | Daly, president of the Unuk|cation between the camps and the nt they | sumed the men wandered | only have a monthly service, while rd inithe weekly mail to Nome passes TRY OR FRUITS FOR SALE—Wo0O") AND COAL Kure ee a a CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE A CHICKEN KIRKLAND. RANCH IN LIVESTOCK nan} PECIAL! ist. SALE STABLES. horses, « Main 1671 wart FREE. DIXON & CO CLIFFORD & V AN ARSDALE, An- NEAR EVERETT INTERURBAN FOR SALE—FURNITURE TWEEN SF LEGISLATORS BUSY. ats The combination entertainment OLYMPIA, Jan. 12—The #|and business meeting of the Seattle | legislature of the state of #| Yacht club last night elected H. W the state of Washington, now #|Starret commodore, and George E. | in sension, will be noteworthy, * | Butts vice commodore, An enter if tor nothing else, because of &|talnment by two actors from the the dispatch with which it has #|Grand and a couple of boxing bouts | organized for business. [t is at #|furnished the fun for the evening least five days ahead of ar The club plans to ent yacht tn} other session to in. the & |the British Columbia races in July furniture L 2014 Chicago Store 1226 Ist av. HAVEN SCHROEDER ORCHARD. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS | AGENTS WANTED. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE . ; CLIFFORD & VAN | SITUATIONS WANTEDO—MALE. $10 PER MONTH SCHROEDER CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, picture theatres y. Traggardh. arrived. Ask a doctor about MAN HELD FOR hAVING OPIUM coughs. Ask him if your |» FARMS AND ACREAGE. N SEATTL BREMERTON ACRES, $500. urylown is necessary. If not, Possession. The opiam was found|then why cough? Does he ind. 6996 THEATER CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE la pled by « couple of women. Me-\recommend Ayer’s Cherry | AUCTION SALES ‘Auctioneer of ¢ eyehin Tey MALTBY, RARORT ne XL POO NOON daitivtin B's Vx Modern 10-1 |, auctioneer and [rem $26. Phone out on $750 bail. | his answer be final. 5 Fa fe Between Pike and Union es NE ATE FATE ie _Business D a HTL ¥\¢ BANKE Porm a anada an BULB VMINTIS i tied | XIII ad Pr ING'S STOCK SACRIFICING SALE | OW GOING ON | 0 SHCOND AVE Nene < eR TOAGES 8 y K- CORN A. W. KLINE, 456 ARCADE BLDG, CLMIEVOY ANTS $60 _ LMEROP BAC TIC ‘Ne: oane at * e714. SOTUING ro 5K rewire ARGAIN. | > MOSSE MOVING. weaeeven” T come we timber | AND jODELS. ad Model Worl Main 6008; Ind. 2791. OPTICIANS ial MN 4 (5: erly fitted with giasses Repairing The Albert Hansen Optical Dev partment |CHERRY st. corner FIRST AVE. | SCHUCHARD OPTICAL co, lake | a. W_ Edmunds, Opt. D. Grad ticlan. 703 Leary Bidg. 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