The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1911, Page 7

THE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 31, 1911 WesT SEATTLE REAL & ar SEATTLE GIRL], MY BOY VICTIM : pessrivvmssianney sl Ai POHL | TLE Agnes Geidel, | mother of the D By letting we kno youth alleged to have murder. |b — naarees, we ed Wm, Jackson, will stand by |} her won during hie trial. Mra, |p Gelde! arrived today and has |? borrowed money to employ ou Joined the people's army for the government mining of government owned coal? The edattie army is growing'by leaps. The movement ie sweeping the whole at Already int than 10 days thie new idea has attracted national attention, The plan leaves the advocates of the Morganheim plot for the development of Alaska without a leg POULTRY AND BEKKY F DAVIN & COMPANY, 700 econd Av Main B14) ind. 90 to stand on. The Morganheims have been yelling and howling becau: development has been re- ap uidiinbeboebel Y z E eo” 0 0 tarded. They wanted to develop Alaska for thelr own benefit’ and the people, by ‘constant fighting, have Rae "te dit in the eltotte uuu a o20 i blocked their scheme. Now comes the people's own plan insuring the immediate development of Alaska for the benefit of all ten eee «hail bo You Ge 30 ) the people. The idea has taken all the false alarm thunder away from the grabbers. Their own ory against a z the "e plan ig that the government should not go into the coal busin But If the government can Ife tad wish to God he had © Come Sh DOWN go into the irrigation ditch digging business, into the canal digging business, why not into the coal dig- over neon’ Gx Tallis af ene? WANT A HOME ; ‘ wlio 9p WK ging, coal shipping and coal selling business? “The ‘minuien ¢ rive “Well, just because.” That's the answer of the advocates and thé apologlets for the big grabbers who sald Mire. Geide! today.” “The a ath cash, bnbence 06 9 : DD fi f _ i OLE HANSON & CO., DALIAN y evils of the big city have ew: lowed him up, and now he is Third Vioor New York Bock to be sacrificed as a victim of / reas i] UCK BOTTOM An elegant Broom cottage-—now th m ® 60-foot are 80 sorely tried because their plot to plunder Alaska has been partly blocked. So, get busy. Let the petitions demanding justice for the people in this coal question roll on to Washington by thousands, Oregon is in the fight. California is waking up and this state must show her power of leadership. Here's the petition. Sign it and mail it to The Star. the city that damned him.” 3603 Anhworth ay. North 1497. furntahed TO HIS EXCELLENCY, THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Last winter and spring, when the & Kesese, ein abstracts: good title, JOHN H. WHITE CO, _ = conditions at the county bospital 5 a 407 Oriental Block AND CONGRESS ASSEMBLED * wae sane neta soes a Yaakee Wash a! et EN Main #209 Ina. t908. ‘nd MRS. JAMES A. GHENT re exponed following the nurs aes tim OLE HANSON & CO., We, the undersigned, residents of the state of Washington, do herewith present a most earnest prayer J strike and the resignation of Dr. ‘Third Floor New York Hlock i ii Kistor, Wem Benitio Real Bates for relief from the oppression as herein set forth. Not even letting their closest] O'Rourke, things were smoothed fee's THE CHANCE FOR THE UBIV EL 14 Towne Biowk, 109 First—That the undersigned are dependents either directly or indirectly upon the use of coal for the | friends Into the secret, Miss Geneva) over and a slight reform took place. POOR MA $ av. _Main 9484. ind. 2: 3 production of heat. M, Testera, a pretty Seattle girl,| It appears that now the unspeak | Wor $19 down and $10 a my a Second—That are no public coal fields within the state of Washington at which coal can be pur-jand Dr. James A. Ghent, member/able conditions which have always ek ae 1 10 LOTS chased, and that the only coal to be had is that delivered within said state by private corporations; and |jof the state logislature, were mar-| characterized the regime of County Third—That the tariff fixed by aforementioned private corporations is so high as to force the uitimate/ried last night. The marriage l|Commissioner Lafe Hamilton are ay; walking dis RICH LAND; NEAR THE CAR consumer to pay an exorbitant price for this neo ty. conse was fesued late Saturday af-|as bad an ever, 1 A SNAP. Fourth—Therefore, Si oa ah pray that a tem be enacted providing for and establishing an Alaska/ter the regular hours, at {ye aud-| There is not sufficient water to fi apBK se" coal mining commission, for purpose of mining the public coal lands in Alaska, establishing liroad|{tor’s office. Dr, Ghent suoribed| keep things in a sanitary condition Pay KAY McKAY, JOHN H. WHITE CO to deliver coal from said mines to tidewater on Controller bay, Al: buliding a dock and establishing/to the oath before the marriage Hi-)In fact, w shortage bas been Pour? a “i wai wits Pestottice. 407 Oriental Block. ORTY ACRES Aparimen 4 H OF CITY | Main 29 FOR $12,000 coal bunkers on said bay of sufficient size to serve not only as a shipping point, but aleo @ coaling/ conse clerk, which he himself bad|the general rule during the hot atation for the navy, providing colliers to deliver coal from said dock to other ports in the United States/ written into law at the special ses-| weather, of America, establishing government coal bunkers et certain ports in the state of Washington, hereinafter | sion in 1909, to the effect that he named, and for the selling of eald coal direct to the people at the cost of production plus the. cost of hand-lwas “not affilcted with pulmonary DETROIT, Mich, July 31.—De-|= ja tectives Downey and Fox of this plus an amount sufficient to provide a fund to pay interest and principal on certain bon ereinafter| cuberculosia,” ete, The couple, im- — named. mediately after the ceremony, left) Cty received “notice to bold ore, 08,000 Block Pecredee COLLATERAL LOANS. 4 Fifth—-That the government fix and provide, through the Interstate commerce commission, the rates) for New York. themsel in readiness to go t dk ba OLE PROVIDI 4 to be Fer wel by common carriers for delivering coal from the government bunkers to be established at - : Los Angoles to testify In the trials Third Pio fu Bhort tin i the points In Washington, to be hereinafter named, to the places designated by the purchaser, ahahhaaaaeee ee eiot John J, and James B. Me r q Sixth—That government coat bunkers be established at the following named points in Washington: Nawara. Geattie, Tacoma. Everett and Gray's Harbor. Seventh—That bonds be issued similar to those issued for building the Panama canal, and be sold direct to the people by popular subscription, to provide funds for the carrying out of projects beforemen- tioned, the same to be carried out under the direction of the aforementioned Alaska Coal Mining Com- mission. For relief from existing conditions and the immediate enactment of legislation herein set forth shall we ever pray. NAME 1 ADDRESS Hl NAME I ADDRESS $75 PER ACRE—EASY TERMS FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS . PIII ALLS Bargains in furniture, Barpets, household goods, stoves and ranges. We exchange your old goods. BULLY & BALL, New Location, 600 Pike St. When a robber held up R. H. Groon, 410 Weatlake ay. at Minor ay, and Seneca st., after finding © his vietim had no money and only a dollar watch he handed the wateh back to Groen, saying, “Keep your con- tributions, kind air." Then, turning, he strode off in search of another victim. Qus Bordstrom was held up last evening by two highway- ® mon at Firat av, and Main st. ® After taking an tmventory of % his assets, which amounted to “Lend me a doitar, “eld chap; 1 row.” "t got It, old scout; | got erday.”—-Puck. 60. acren tin Lake Washington strawberry flelds are now opened to the babite, {18 cents per gallon. (THE SEATTLE STAR TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS when your subscription address ‘of Your pape FIVE ACRES POR $25 $19 cash, balance $6 per mont et 1218 "Siorerdaiet Cg aeeteteeeteeaet "Eee Directory axe WETS, = = a cents and a dollar watch, 9 NBAR SILVERDALE ON HOOD Sew 13e-page book of house, con [Se eeeee eee eee eel ew “Small covtributions thank 8 haa a bunm plans, giving sine & | ® fully recelved and good night ittag. © Voorhees, Arch't, 411 Enel + _ sae HOMESTEADS. {NER ener ° a | QUINCY VALLEY RELINQUISH- - MENT neste eeeeses eet eeesett > *® WOMAN WANTS AN ® to you,” remarked one of the * AVIATOR’S LICENSE #/@ stickups as Bordstrom fled |* New" “vom, “saiy' ‘sittatee SERRE BEER EERE ED Grand—“The Stranger in Camp, NEW YORK, July 31.—After @rama; “Conquering Carrie,” com- ? proving herself an aerial pilot of " 160 acres, ALL fenced, good 2-room r edy; “Raising Ostriches tn Egypt.” EX he first class by dips and dives in ~~? Years a Policeman, Ballard Av. Phone) house, some summer fallow, large M ayy 60 horsepower biplane, Miss ie Cha: ii ¥ barn, stone hen house, 6 horses, educational; “Herring Fishing in Mikaeie" Soot, peat Of Cuptate mpion Cop 6 head of cattle, 160 chickens, 4 Boulogne,” industrial; “Modes and Thomas Baldwin, applied today for Customs of the Hindus,” education- an aviator’s license. sl; Kustis and His Trained Roos | F ; Mias Scott amazed the spectators ters; Eleanor La Van, character} 5 at the Mineola aviation field by a Musical Fletcher. |crosscountry filght wihch took her ’ jest of view of the crowd. A turkeys, Wagons and farm tools, ‘Green 48 Will sell all or the land alone. aie “Da $20 acres, relinquishment in the corner stra] Big Bend country, two small Pines Bast 14,| lakes, subsrrigated land, beat of 6th and Greee-| Wheat la H eM PH HOMESTEAD CO, Bldg. 40-ACRE BARGAIN Ring,” roman Atlantic City,” drama; upland with 1,600 1 consider i Seattle and $809 cash, F. M. JORDAN & CO, 211 American Dank Bidg. Reginald Watts, . (ity United Frew Leased Wire) CONSTANTINOPLE, July 3i-— the Statue of Liberty. | - =] Commanded by high staff officials, ATLANTIC CITY, July 31.—Dis-| q | additional troops were od covery of jewels and part of an : from Constantinople today to Alba- annuity due will save from the pot. a < nia, where guerilla warfare and ters’ field the body of Mrs. Chris v ts massacres have been raging for tine Hazelton of New York, which ‘ weeks. has been unclaiined in an under- The ing of more troops to taker’s rooms here since Wednes || reinforce the already large force in last. Sale of the jewels wilt} ; | Albania is taken here as confirma- “ ne ig enable friends to carry out her) tion of the report that Turkey ts WASHINGTON OxyPATHOR co.|___ FARMS AND ACREAGE. _ dying wish that the body be cre | preparing for hostilities with Mon- 318 Fk Site Bos ACRE ON RB NG STREAM — “PERSONAL, at THE OXYPATHOR. RR OAR AN | EE ETE 103 5 "eres wood ‘ And nit down on 320 acres of good | rheumation land, that is being settied up ve SanEERN CITT 1 (ieee Kopane ROT Largest Stock TIE Maron mated and the ashes are ergy yy nel — = ConRD ‘Se $800. overage = from the top of the Statue ELEANOR ROBISON. sands of Albanian refugees have ruse: pet manent. abeatute, Shentat over: re on running thos Bete rt ie fed for refuge. foe dee wed gest need tie ri, payment cs urth. between Pike and Pine ata rend: here to-}@ phctoplay champion. She one rn rn take prety og body. of the singing girla who make the; “When I arose to speak, cireult of Eugene Levy's houses in| the martyred statesman, JOHN D. STICKS a Mileh CITY REAL ESTATE. ee eneph, Waitin Hobart. W the city. threw a base, cowardly egg at me.” Eleanor likes to sing to photo| “And what kind of an egg might NEW COTTAGE. built and neatly fintehed, painted TERMS. $25 DOWN Anfone who te alive audiences. that be?” asked an attentive listen- mye $y coat, with & large’ Wrest ot (By Untied Press Leased Wire.) Why?” er. Sil ready sae the herg you can raise vege. | See NEW YORK, July 31—Rockefel-| “Because,” she says, “they are| “A base, cowardly egg,” explain- few minster walk from the ferry] down, $e mosthiy. Make your rent Jer ownersliip of the Standard Oil|really more appreciative, tham|ed the stateman, “is one that hits img te Kirke money ‘pay ; Te iA AND company and domination of {ts other audiences. You see,” and sbe| you and then runs."--8t. Paul Plo 1 mente 961 Arcade. affairs will continue as formeriy/imughed that clear, light-hearted | neer Press. Labine’ REMODELING PARLORS i rm retail ou nd off " under the reorganization of the} laugh that betokens the youth that | —— Ney fais” Tans Saaieon, car ag | "BURKE & FARRAR, Inc, SURGEON Standard, announced today from | still clings to the wide hair-ribbon, . om Phart.ot Marbinna oF “ee Yo a as its home office. All of the new) “it's because the singing girl in the ar nh BURKE & PARRA. Inc, ee REAT UN RREITY ERROR companies will be controtied by|moving picture house is the only sieaiecdt CEREMONIES 806-409 New York Block meats lnuadry Were, f Rockefeller and his associates. real, live attraction in the show.” PERFORMED. LARGE TRACT FOR $400. i cinteas pencleG dining rose R MULLINNIX h, balance four years, purchases id Within 1,909 foot at Lake Forest Penke muburh. are mr average prices PHONES: MAIN 4347; IN ne t a Cn a oo Bont & oe aac y ¥ Park, Sea j ° = STN SOCIETY. a OLE HANSON 4 co. t the eatres — ne Gama —|— Ww ra 36 Years Specialist. ail dincases of V,dineases of women and men. tate 7 Liberty. Bl Pposite Postottice us EDWARD O’DWVER. ve PUYSICIANS, TOLEDO, O., July 31.—Her a 6 1 Gown, ‘bainnce _eary. RAMRRRERAKA RAK HR, Was A sad, sad affale. H down + ND ERANK BROORS — Paralyany, * %| For the krool, krool tale of the | Pes lool =o isoly capita. oe, the | eediae fe * ; Steet te etote ae ae “Chrome “ates # AT THE THEATRES. = #/"Two Orphans” was once again | wengichee "apvien With not a mark against bim by! it ~~~ BARGAIN " eiocenntuls* ACcaas % Moore—Chauncey Olcott. %| told, and the hearts of the Seattle pee Pada roy ® Me « ‘ober: = ce : Z r/ATL Annex, roome 83¢-381. thind flape. # Seattle—"The Two Orphans.” | theatre audience yesterday cog eel ig lly a Mowr-room cottage and it Saxi0e: Wood] "De N. Mt Conk “We Feary Pia # Alhambra—Richards and Prin- *| melted in sympathy for them. Ann a 4 By an hg ma yar a . ‘ a Anderson beats to our office on whart iF YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY eure. petits sece eee nose, a 5 fe. Metrwe A{Phillips, the new leading | lady, | Fx O'Dwyer did not take vacations ; BURKE & FARRAR, Inc, CITY PROPERTY, CALL ON |= Pei % Orpheum—Vaudeville. #| made her appearance yesterday in Oral tecatty hak Eolas eae Saitanie Tear rene he Mg my, Rs nokia te 3 ne Wh aii Tecate POST i Empress—Vaudeville. *%/an unimportant role, and was tire 40 years he has been off duty 5) 088 Now York — ng ani tf oars aH Suagers, 10-1. # Pantages—Vaudeville. Si werully reqsived. but seven, months, three of them| = 4 acres for 9 — tracts and | es 16 Muon Tiassa? oe Grond—Yneterille snd. Motion © Cwugnad as @ result of injuries received on ieave. 4 pide | De Win * ae amon | Ciera ne . “ —— ee , duty. Market in Seattie at 9th — Exchange. = Coleren: —~ Veusevile & omg <A gp Te 5 The inspector is 71 years old franapeaeation, £0, pen, Market: lee puta anywhere; euay terme, Bee ts * Motion Pictures. wi dresses well. Musical Fleteher w|and has been eligible for retire- LE HANSON & CO., Ameriess_BitQ, Cot PATRNT ATTORNEYS. 4 hits music in every Uttle move he | Py Saekankanekheene makes on various freak ru- | Heart ments. And then there are also New York Block. bn iy eg Third Fi ock. __| property GO WAY BACK And ait down on 3£0 acres of good lovel that ment at full pay for 16 years, but he won't think of quitting active service. During a political up- RON MASON, FENWICK & LAWKEN Founded 0 years; highest reterencea} booklet and advice free; IT years at At the Moore. ee ont» ne bees Wee heaval many years ago he w sement Of md aos good water at from 10 to 20 Hurts Se Main_3¢88, | Sweet singing—that was ©) 4+ the Grand Pd this per the only policeman tn Toledo for t, ROOM. 1418 Taira av. Vetween feet; plenty of fuels t wie a ig tent Attorney, Cs F cted. And there was a full “ several days. a at ee ern Beceem’ opinions on vi Heaensp te bs Checaety Olotttie| 1% Mathew filme are slag shown. saaieat id aoe: i LESSON ON SMILES. be antsy, Motel Moaer, “Pa, who's that man that looks ; (ored Patent and. ‘Bee new play called “Macushia,” which ‘Se yenre tn opened a week's engagement at the NO BENEVOLENCE Moore last night. But there was more. There were fine scenery and (ity United Press Leased “That's the coalman, son.” a 7 aa . o_ Starr tors wicck. Write for book, g00d acting. For Olcott is not only] NEW YORK, July 21.— Convinced “And who's the fellow who looks ‘ BB ey ev LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY. PATTERNS AND MODELS. a & premier Irish songster, but -hé/ that the steel trust's gobbling of | | so darned happy?” aly roma; & ood impr AN OPPORTUNITY, ph “You ought to know him— that's the feeman.” ped shop. tn towa. PLUMBING AND HEATING. can keep his balance well along|the Tennessee Coal & Iron com- with the best o' ‘em in the histri-| pany was through a forced:sale and onic line, too. “Macushla” is) was in no sense a mere benevolent “Ain't there nobody that’s happy'| sthantea Dalance $6. per month. 8) _ Von = on Rothing original in theme, but {t) assimilation, the Stanley house all the year round?” RAWrOnD OLE HANSON & CO., REAL ESTATE LOANS. Plumbt and gas fiting, Tuas smoothly under Olcott’s| committee decided to resume the “Heavens! Haven't you met the ort rere recr New yore Block. __ caste ARAL BELA Mir tovER Ot work, “Heil Bighth ‘av. Male Neek, 4 direction. It {# the old story of| taking of testimony in the steel in- igasman yet?” tthe neo ot ready cash cores ag to volt (SHATTER, REAL ReTATE AT PER | Ind ‘ the honest stable boy who brings} vestigation tomorrow with C. P. PIONEER RENT & COLL at an few more t-aore tracts for fio a the faithful racer home to victory) Perrin on the stand. See eet we ¢ og : A. | TION, CO. 86 AMERICAN - ee : 3 end lifts the mortgage from the| Perrin, an expert engineer, ox- - . °. ~ZND COUNTY LOANS Ge en i mS SOR Ma a nt property at 7 a old home. And Olcott is some|amined the Tennessee properties v heavyweight jockey, believe muh,| before Moore and Schley obtained | Pe as they used to say at the|control. He reported vast values Meadows. in the coal and fron deposits owned On tmproved or vai ’ © Co FUNERAL DIRECTOR! om $60 to $609, TE RISEN ONG UNDER TA RUG REPAIR, let Us Take Care| AAT TR Wap. TX Wahine and repairing. 2038 Westlake av. Phone Main ta by the Tennessee company. | c proved resigencea, Hates 8.40 cent | ENT RENE Af the Aihambra. aa | hr inane, “Worme’ 440 ‘Caan, “balance | With te ak wl weap ) 3 Rich: eorgt Love’ | i > mnt - Ci e TA MON Ravine REN ROS Minstees He tanking toery tthe] | She—t'm afraid, Tom, d per Bee |_—_ OL, MANBON & CO. omer Alhambra stheatresthis week. That| will find me a mine of fautts, es wig Mo ~Tand th " wide mouthed minstrel man, Clar-| He—Darling, it shall be the TES N Yoltew DPTICAL Co FLATS. better for wetual use na Cen wna BS | ATOR RAE RR NS ence Powell, 1s as funny as ever,| sweetest labor of my life to correct | f: 2 PENNA ROL POOF be gynn Siping , 3 Bide. tnd and Main. tnd, 197%. Main 36RG and John A. Watts again sings| them. 530 2eAVEL near UNION Nee a eee aistriet rk ; vn STORAGE. “Silver Thread: Dances and (flaring up)—Indeed, you! New potatoes, 1b PREMISE! $14 to $86 Boe Janitor More for monolsgues snd all that made this Moston Transcript. Caittrnia dried ontone 's. .08 ees. ps tees coooe |Or, “Next to the beautiful Winton’ show aggregation famous make good as eas, ats nots Fike st HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 5 ee | ae - of yore A SEE TALL F Bn Roe ge ge ng SEEN FOR SAL EANTTURE At the ttle. BA 7 Weeplets. Soblets. Then some . M. more weeplets and soblets, And incon tt aye caine Uttle bite of lace kept busy paco| SPOKANE V8. 8 ; from handbag to face, back to Take Yesler Car, telly RY and again to face, Ah, it Admission 26c and 60c, Gelory, dozen. Mas 2244 0.9051 144) typewriter and Supply Co wh ‘ou pay tow much, New, 1" dai, easy terms oxcollent boat wer 5 y turniohed. “Lo1d-14-16) fue fant ae i Desks, chalra, showcases Chicago Store { tor, inquire GG. A, OF ME Ay /and office Furniture co. 1396 Pivet avs SOOIMTAT ART ANE MTNA oes aas—| 5 Ber ew WRITER MADE. the Sinith. Premler, =| Hoy aaa cia from Sound?) WANED TO BUY—FURNITURE | [or gi00 per month git Third! am BOARD AND ROOM, 2.00 ‘pat month, “Titsheat em Y " oy ~ SENNA Bearden Oak M00 tod rete OL NSON & C household goods 7889, 1. 26 kK and other orentvm, n >