The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1911, Page 7

SEATTLE MAN SAYS GUGGENHEIMS « AFTER ALASKAN STEAMSHIP LINES WASHINGTON, D.C Charges that the ¢ endeavoring not only to capture all the railroads of Alaska, but that they are also trying to “hog” all the steamship communteations be matniand and Alaska, today before the house | committee on expenditures in the | department of the Interior by Chas. Drayton of Seattle, attorney for the Humboldt Steamship Co. . July 19 JUDGE HAD HIS GUN READY — { Would Have Dealt With Burglar Out of Court. NEW YORK, July 19, Lieutenant Kart Von Metamey er, formerly of the Norwegian army, wes relating to County Judge Dyke in Brooklyn today how he had robbed numerous houses in (h® vicinity of the Judge's home, he said: “I broke t the house next to your home.” “Yes, and the next morning T bought a » for your bene fit,” replied the judge. 1 waited for you several nights, and if you had appeared I as gure you that you would not be here today Matzmeyer While pleaded guilty, in opposition to his attorney's wishes, and Judge Dyke re manded bim for sentence Mon- day. PADUCAH, Ky, July Buckner, negro murderer, trocuted the other morning. Mistaking a signal and thinking that the 3.000 voits had been turn-/ ed off from the negro’s body, Prison | Physician R. P. Morse moved to test his pluse. His hand was with. in one inch of the uogro’s wrist | when Electrician Depp shouted a) warning This was the first legalized elec: | in Kentueky, | / | | trocution PLEADS FOR MAN WHO STOLE FROM HIM “He only did what everybody Is doing, judge, maybe that fel- low hasn’t anything to eat and is without the price of a bed. 1 work al} the time and can make more money, so | don’t care. So! wish you would let him go, your honor. Judge Gordon tis tened to the above plea by For- tunato Gimey, whe thought that John Riley had stolen some of bis waey. He let Riley go. Frolich Wants Child Alleging that the divorce ob tained by his wife, Helen, last Saturday, was fraudulently pro-| cured, Finn H. Frolich, the sculp-| tor, yesterday filed a petition | fing that the decree be so modified | as to give him the custody of the child. Judge Main — yesterday | signed an order restraining Mrs. Frolich from removing the child from the > Juriadiction: ort the court, Fiddlers in Convention CARROLLTON, Ga, Jyly ren Carrollton is to have one of the od largest fiddlers’ conventions eve: held in this part of the state a Jaly 21 and 22. Quite a number of | nated fiddlers will be present, and such a variety of musicians never heard before will be presented Many prizes have been offered. The convention will be held in the Chau- EXPECT, CUBAN REVOLUTION NEW YORK, July 19.—Revolution fm Cuba is likely any day, according | to Gen. Giuseppe Garibaldi, who at a eer sivas here in his honor by | I dents, told the guests! that a had been incited to go to} Cuba and take the leadership of the | insurrection. Government oppres sion of the working people is as. signed by Garibaldi as the cause. | A NOBLE BANKRUPT | LONDON, July 19.—The Earl of | Yarmouth, divorced husband of Alice Thaw, has been declared « bankrupt,-and a receiver was ex-| Dected togtake possession of the | eats country seat, Abbeymede. Yarmouth received $1,000,000 at the time of his marriage. He-will suc ceed to the Marquisate of Hertford on his father’s death, and will then | be discharged from bankruptcy. as | the estates carry a considerable in- lk come. 300 BARONS-TO-BE | kK, July 19.—It was un ned here today that) the list of new peers whose crea-| tion is itended to force the As quith goverpment’s veto bill through the house of lords, has been com- pleted. Three hundred barons-to-| be are on the list, and the way in} Which they will vote is said to/ have been fully ascertained by the government PHILLIES PURCHASE HALL PHILADELPHIA, July 19.—Man- ager Chas. Dooin of the Philadel phia Nationals today announced the purchase of Rasmussen and Hali,| pitchers from the Vancouver and Tacoma teams, for $10,000. Right Side Up With Care NEW YORK, July .19— Joseph Kinward of Tarrytown was in a swing painting the water tower today when the rope broke. He dropped 150 feet, struck a wire, turned a complete somersault and landed on his feet. He smiled and “| didn't expect to come down this way, but I'm all right.” Although somewhat shaken up, he was able to walk hom LOND officially | add ee ddd } POISONED BY OWN TOOTH } NYACK, N. Y., July 19.—An ®| unusual) case of blood poison- ing, which for several days puzzle Physicians at the Nyack pital, caused the * death 7 that institution of Joun € Cumming, Mr Cummt 4s 48 years old. A 4 diseased tooth that cut his tongue caused septicaemia. His tongue first swelled apd % the poison spread. His throat * became infected, and at last ® his lungs, and the physicians & were unable to wave his life. * * SESE EE EEE SS Ri ee tt hhh hh NEWPORT, R. 1.—Owing to a mitk famine, gin rickeys and ab sintiic frappes have supplanted be se and all drivks of which ini is a component. geenholms are | | being made RRR EEEERER EE HEEE ERE Drayton's company is the only independent one running orth from Seattle. He declared thit the Guggenheims were trying to ruin his elients through thetr Alaska Steamship Co, “When the Pacific and Alaska concerns discovered they could handle the business alone,” Dray ton said, “they immediately shut down on the independent line and froze it out.” NEW OFFICERS OF NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION Carroll G. Pearse, Milwaukee, Preal- Miss Katherine Dew Y.. Treasurer. HURT IN RIOT IN (My United Prins Leased Wires PORTLAND, Or., July 19.—As the result of a riot between strik ers and strike breakers on the | Mount Hood ratiw near Lynn ton, W. L. Powell, a union picket, is in the Good Samaritan hospital today, suffering from injuries that may cause his death, and EB. Black man, H. L. Wright and H. W. Big- low, strike breakers, are held in jail without of Powell's injuries The strained relations between ™ Biake, N. | the atrike breakers and plekets cul | minated late yesterday in a pitched battle, in which fists, stones and other missiles were used. Powell | Was struck in the heaa with an ax Sue to Prevent Wedding KANKANKEE, Ii), July 19. petition has been filed in the county coort asking that a conservator be appointed for John Cahill, a rest dent of Chicago ay. and a retired farmer. The application is made by the daughters of Mr. Cahill, who | declare they believe he is not able to take care of his property, valued at $20,000. The petition says Mr. Cahill is a spendthrift, and is about to marry | a girl about 40 years younger than himself. It is alleged that in the last four years Mr. Cahill has spent $8,000 above the income from his farm, and that he recently met a Kanka- kee girl, 22 years of age, and pro- posed marriage to her. The girl ac- cepted him, and preparations are for the marriage, it is asserted. RRR Wet It on Tongue and Swal- lowed It, Dying Before Help Came. GENEVA, July 19. traordinary fatality curred at the village of Kob- lenz, in the Canton Argovie, In the presence of her parents a girl of 17 was Killed by a postage stamp. She placed the stamp on her tongue to motst- en it, and in doing so coughed and swallowed it, The stamp tuck in her throat and choked her before medical ald arrived. An ex- has oc SSSSESES EE EEE EEE EEE 8 tt BS Bi Radeaalbeted PS 14,000 ‘Cases of Hookworm Treated (By United Vrese Leased Wire.) HATTIESBURG, Miss, July 19. More than 14,000 cases of hook worm have been treated in the last | four weeks in Lamar county alone, according to Dr. R. N. Whitfield, assistant director of public health, Whole families were found to be afflicted, The disease, however, readily ylelds to treatment MIGHT HAVE SAVED HIMSELF (By United Press Leased Wire.) DILLO! Mont., July 19.—John £. Duncan ig dead here today be- \canse he refused to seek shelter in a haystack during a severe electri. cal storm. Despite pleadings of ends Duncan persisted in driving He was struck by light ning. CONCERTS | AT SEVENTH AND UNION Beginning this evening, Wagner's tand will give concerts every e ing between 7:30 and 8:30, at the corner of Seventh and Union. The band will occupy a vacant lot on the corner. This special series of Potlatch concerts his been a ran by 1s residents of the horhood. bonds awaiting the result) — Bei Kannihs bars tees AY, JULY 19, 1911. THINK THEY’ VE CAUGHT SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER DEA PORTLAND, Or, July 19 Stricken with heart failure at th f his daughter here, Ben retired eapitaliet an or meat dealer of San Frar the second time, this time at Can-| cisco, is dead, » 70, His inves yon City, Colo, Sheriff Hodge re-| ments and business dealings mad ceived word over the wire to this} him a familiar figure in the ol effect yesterday, Kverett, who was|San Francisco, A®few years aK first arrested at Hot Springs, Ark.,|he gave up active interest in hi where he broke jail, is also! business and turned It over to hi with having swindled the | two sons, he Bank out of $1 man ormed drafts Ketchikan banks, LEADER OF ROBBERS ©, H. Everett, believed by the Burns National Detective Agen to have beon the le that 8,000 from the steam ar, Was yeu ato in ge Humboldt last rested for | pion SAN IMUGO, July 19.—With th opening of the “Isthmus,” the amusement ter of the groun broaking celebration last night, Sa Diego's four-day carnival was ficlally opened, and the fostivitie will continue watil midnight Satur | day. on EDMONDS.—A 3-monthsold blue | eyed baby boy was found in the woods near here, apparently aban doned by its mother. A nursing bottle was clutched its tiny hands, amuel and Joseph Her of eo J a a t | id 0 wd | 8 SE lard int, 6 and 90 p et ” ° 4) 0 je" i The New Store «.:- | The Store That Saves You Money | Journel r The big sale of the | this, as everything must Hawkins stock starts to- | be closed out at once, re- morrow (Thursday) | gardless of cost. Lease morning. Don't miss | and fixtures for sale. Agrats for |t The Armstrong Co. | Cor. Ballard and Twenty-Second Ava. A New Style Victor-Victrola If you have been denying yourself the luxury of purchasing a more expensive style of Vietor-Victrola, here's the instrument you have be waiting for 950.00 for a genuine VICTOR-VICTROLA! get one now! , 82. $10.00, $17.5 Have you ived your July Supp If not, we will gladly give you one if y Ballard Music House S411 20th Ave. N. W. Near Market St. BALLARD 1277 “SPECIAL” “THE MUSICIAN” and “ETUOE” for July, Now on Amerienm Lady | Corsets Of course, you'll 00 and up. ment of VICTOR Records? will call Good Cathar bye, Miiowsness, Bick Laver Prt Telephone: Batiard & Big cut in prices on w THE BALLARD BAND BOX MILLINERY 2005 MARKET #T FRUIT JAnS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE See Mason's. quar ” te wiamting Fruit Jara KINDS FARTIOEN JARS, POTS, Pere * FAIRBANKS’ TWO GROCERY STORES TWENTIETH AND MARKET 5350 BALLARD AV. Phone Ballard 98. Phone Ballard 5. OVERSTOCKED WITH GARDEN HOSE DON’T be too you wish to take tage of this offer roi ft. of the best $5.50 Garden Hose for ..$3.95 The wm. M. Curtiss Co. 5015 20th Ave. N. W., Ballard Savers Wanted Whenever we succeed in persuading an individual to we consider that we have con- Mase doesn late ) advan- become a saver of money, ferred a benefit upon him and upon the community We want to interest more savers. BALLARD BRANCH UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. OF SEATTLE Cc. W. CASLER, Mgr. HOWARD F. KELLEY, Cashier REX MAIRORESKING PARLOKS AL afta, Melton 7 LOWES? PAI HO—MA 402 Twenty-Second ROY E. POWERS Open Saturday PHONE: GREAT CLEARAN' to the VER Evenings BALLARD 409 BALLARD PHARMACY 8, CALMOUN, Pharmacist WwW. SHATT rity end Accuracy 209 Ballard Ave. TMP HARKNESS CO thimney Blocks. 4716 BALLARD | Ine Jation Blocks, WE DO ANYTHING y The thing to know is what to do, and how to do tt. The Re liable Paint and Repair Shop do. WE CONTRACT FOR AND DO GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON YOUR PROPERTY. Tinting and Hanging PHONES—Hallard 799, 600 or 1051 San, er BHOP—AN21% 2th Ave. House Painting, NW. Cc. G. INGALLS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Special Attention Given to Fine Watches and Clocks 5223 Ballard Av, Become independent, will teach you how THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK BALLARD BRAN(! F. P, SEARLE, Manager OTTO &. J. PEDERSEN, Cashier Watch our chances in our window display daily. It PAINLESS ALBAN Avold Pain. BRS PAINLESS EXTRACTING FREE GOLD CROWNS $3 to 4 FULL SET #4 to $8 BRIDGE WORK $3 to $4 CROWN WORK SILVER FILLS ALLOY FILLS 50¢ ALBANY PAINE EMS DESTINTS UC AKANTE RD q Green. y. 828 Datias av corner tira Cherry tireet 3 and BR Cherry Phones ast 114, TRADES. aes > — SPECIAL NOTICES. TOP YMA PRANCHISR On ts 2 North, Range 4 K. W. M: thence 1911 the Board « ¥ By &. M women —Daught and third 7 19234. Fir PERSONAL. THE OXY breve PP Retiy “and ured in W 1 WASHINGTON NATOR CO, 16 Pl Kite, Seattle bir Uite Ct De permanent witho since Fevruary 1 OXYGE- Wash, {wear 1 over i. dyed, lumens MARRIAGH PERFORM PHONWS: MAIN 4267 aly. Join our 1424 Seventh ay none Le G19T INrropucTi Removed to 706% Pike. __ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ile Tom TERTORT ONT TA ARING CO. i IND. r this BOCTHTY Room & NTT. promises DENTISTS): Wanted-hen and women to a ONLY as CASH. ‘ atta rdw p five meron $360 CLIFFORD LAND CO., for poultry, fruit or b 1 pool room (rade ehecks, i448 Vike and Unie aise our i in GOVERNMENT Write for i Dept aa Gf Hpring BL Poot ht Ne PORT TONE Frapkiin, lusts tute jer, N.Y $550 FRONT NEAR fecond- hand hanged 1011 CRA WORD WATER TRACT ¥ison retin makers, male oF 208 Westlake market at as HOUSES. é angele DP ODDDHDIDD DDD DD pt] hird P D HANSON 4 pa iv weres good PEELY RENTAL ONTAINE WHAT BULLETIN YOU WAN AND POULTRY HAVE ARCADE FOR DAIRY |RANCHES 8 | SCHROEDER, NEX bo Yot THE w eytbing we COMPANY. AN Main ri4h, 3000 ANT WINTER A A HOME FOR ND A JOB? Bopopprrpmppepnnnt If YOU ARE LOOKING TO RENT HOUSES, CALL ON GEORGE L. Cot. MAN, LAND COMPANY MAIN 6be, Tie pen 111 THIMD AV FURNISHED APARTMENTS. | ‘ OBERT MALTBY er wok $19 ALASKA BUILDIN IDEAL FOR DUCKS AND POULTRY ae n $50 cos! CLIFFORD LAND CO 1039 Third Ave 1¢ ACKRA FOR S260 =| MISCELLANEOUS | | > USINESS CHANCES 13 FOR CASH }0 Sis NHAR SILYE ang Q MEEKECHEIDT & 7h Central Bide. addition ° $0000000000000000« Fk SWELLEST PLAC SV SS ae WATERFRONT. keod town with @ terma Cheap for cas apply to F R. Mason, Des Moines GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY: FREE DURING POTLATCH W FARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.) 0/8140 2A. W | Mew “TO LOAM REAL FOR 6At E—W009 AND 0 COAL. pan with first “Yona rs t & Meteod Pham ‘ ee LAKE BSURIEN | PROPERTY. AN on PORTONITY FOR SALE—FURNITURE WANED TO Buy. <FURNITURE &\" “Dargai ins house We ¢ ‘in “furniture, earpe pets, old goods stoves and ranges, LLY & BALL, New Location, 600 Pike St. Fine « Haliard this jobbers Ind. kinds of ton. $3 CHIROPODISTS. iON KL INE, 456 ARCADE RL DG. Dit Witt 114 Rencea YNiina crotune oon exchanged. M. $273, 1. 2689. Tiallar Tarees Bt ing for LAWYERS. 308-3 Haviey wile” ies 7 tation tree: bushand. wife, Inied lich Gowis, Hobart hb gents OPTICIANS. Wash, breeder JULY 17 TO 2 HOMES AT ROCHESTER OUR POTLATCH and in that te than we ask f ROBERT MAL’ 1919 ALASKA BUILDING. YOUR OPPORTUNITY $1,000 we are simply making a pot AMERICAN HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY, 414 Mehthorn Bide, 814 Second Av land. part bottom; LOOK THIS. uP flies, HATS Re & SPENCER, Hinckley Tock RY LAND. ‘Open all day and evenings this re er month “CLIFFORD "LAND CO 1019 ‘Third Ay Five-ucre chicken h tor wale; ern houne, chicken, house venient to boat; 10 yearly pay =| Brown, 1824 Alaska Bidg. Main | 4 imod: | barn: ¢ WDLAND PARK SNAP. ir modern bungalow in; near car; $50 cash, ba BOTTOM LAND. racte d0xa00, & : Auburn; good land; price § YOUNG @ BROBRRG, Phone Wallard #13 NICE cleared 236 Globe Bio: " a West Seattle lo fa Geo F IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY| CITY PROPERTY, CALL ON GEORGE L. COLMAN, ork THlork_Senttio. KR OWN fio ie Tha White bide. BAINDRIE ISLAND idences choice, sight LITTLE FARM leaved and $4,000; cany I half acre with the $3,600. terma, or will # Improvements for ROBERT MALTBY, 1010 ALASKA BUILDING. AN IDEAL ation for CHICKEN RANCH Kent; all level; extra rtly cleared, all fenced, mall house, lar 10 acres nd landing. e ash wits at_Kennydale. NEW BUNGALOW pdiand Park. Call land clea 4 gonoral blasting work. Tighth ay RT MALTBY, BUILDIN In Ke houne some bearing; i fitted for poultry CHEAT 407 Union a hear or wants land to G ie small fruit outbuildings, ora. Seen lot 40x10; Baker, room mi $60 cash. 360 Arcad en Ide, GO WAY And sit dows that is b oll, gos AUCTION SALES. ~ Grand Rapids Avcthor and Storage co. “20 First ay. will buy your goede of m or mT A Rothe c z auctlonce yan raise year; no biizeards no alkall, ¢ photos of iand. 1 am the child. WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE RRR eee B. Kiefer, West Sea BXcLUSIVELY. td Second av, Main 2484, i, an kw sttied up by le Real Downs Tioc Ind, 2269. a ail parte of M PHYSICIAN AR SURGEON D2. MULLINNIX 35 Tears Speciatint and men Late Xclusive effice and hoapltat Speciat equipment for Ehriich's cure for biood ‘disease. Scientific Annex. roome 336- NM, throats : dren, nose, Specific medicines “858 Ags inary ale < MASON, rounded 89 y: booklet and advt Burke Bldg. D Haskins, tn FENWICK @ LAW 7 highest rete ree: 11 years at or] a regisiered Patent and 20 years In Se- jock registered patent Rieck. Write for PATTERNS AND MODELS. SOAS PATA Wore TOY e beat equipped shop tn ‘tows. > MWEATING. Plumbing, steam and gas fitting, make & specialty of work. 1811 & Tra. 1207 We in prompt deliver hth ay. Main 1 PRINTERS. “389 om Ind. Ri RKATING RINKS, RIE TAKE CAR, OFF TAHOE CODON UT ON. STAMP WORKS. ARAN aaa Bap, Warke ~ faker Bide. $nd and Main. In@ 4 STORAGE. Ta’ ADSSITClY PIN peape for valuables 100@ ary Weller, Trensfer, miler, 1M Third av. Vox, Blick and other makes Pacitia Typewriter and Supply Co,, 322 N. ¥. Bly,