The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1911, Page 3

ee REFUSE T BE BUNKED Rainier Valley Citizens, in Big Mass Meeting, Urge Council to Proceed at Line Project. Rainier valley citizens met to a mass meeting last night and resolv @d to refuse to be bunkoed. Craw. ford and his “reorganization” plan were mercilessly flayed. The Lake. side hall, seating about 350 people was crowded to the limit. the close of the meeting resolutions were unanimously passed, amid cheers, as follows: Resolved, By citizens of the Rainier vatiey in mass meeting sesembied, that any movement on the part of city officials to endorse this so-called reorgani- zation will be taken as an act of hostility to municipal owner. ship and repudiation of pledges made before election; and be it further Resolved, That a committee be appointed to walt upon the city councti and urge: First. That work on the northern end of our city car line be ordered as quickly as possible; and Second. That in event the Toward | Once With Municipal Car tender of the city for the Craw: ford line be not accepted within the 69 days prescribed in ordinance, the council shall proceed at once to build the | line throughout its entire length. | Councilmen Griffiths and Hes keth were recety jasm when they assured the {that they still remember | issues on which th jand did not propose to forget | Councliman Wardall sent greet- lings and stated that the reason he Was not present in person was be- cause he was acting mayor and that his presence might be construed as }committing Mayor Dilling to urse of action Atkinson created a demor ion when he said that the “f | cent fare, together with euch tr | ment as we've received in the past, |'s robbery accompanied with ax eault and battery.” Another meeting will be held In | Wolf's cafeteria, Third and James, next Friday evening at 6 o'clock a cer LIGHT SIGNAL PROTECTION. ON PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC Rkeekekkekkkeaeee Pacific Coast. 800 Miles. 175 Miles ....+ . Seeeeeeeteeeeee eee kaeke heer ONE SHIP’S RECORD Rake hhhhkhh % In the service of the Pacific % Coast Steamship company Is * the steamer Queen Hers is *# « record of disaster after dis- * aster. She was sunk at Port % Harford, near San Luis Obispo, % raised and sent north. Struck % Zarnac rock, beached. Went % to Nanaimo. Boilers exploded, “# killing three and injuring five * men, including Superintending % Engineer Allison. On her way % to Seattle she ran down a * 7,000-ton German tramp steam- ® er. She caught fire, four men ® burning to death, on a voyage ® to Seattle. Rkkkkkkakaennknhhan TAKE BEATTIE’S GUITAR AWAY RICHMOND, Va., Ang. 1.-Fear ing that Henry ©. Beattie, jr. the rich young banker charged here with the murder of his wife, will commit suicide with its steel strings, the authorities here today removed his guitar from his cell. Since his arrest Beattle has divided his time between strum- ming on the guitar and reading novels. He is likely to be indicted within two weeks and the trial will be set for a fortnight later. It ts expected that a change of venue will be granted, as public excite- ment here over the murder of Mrs. Beattie and the sensational di closures of Beattie’s relations with Beulah Binford ts still intense. WON'T MAKE KING PIERP. TESTIFY NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—J. Pierpont Morgan will not be forced to testify before the Stan) house commit- tee which is investigating the Steel trust. Congressman Stanley, chairman ot the committee, made this state- ment today, qualifying it, however, with the declaration that while he does not expect Morgun will be called, a subpoena will be tssued for the financier should he return from Europe before the close of the investigation. George W. Perkins, Morgan's partner, is expected to tell the com- ttee what Morgan knows about gobbling by the trust of the ‘ennessee Coal and Iron company, Miles Coast Li «..Untighted Coast Line : : .. Lights, firet order . Lights, second order Lights, third and 3! Lights, fourth order Lights, fifth order «. Light Vessels «Total Lighted Aide ...scsseececsereeee 70 bade Medindia dln Pann Minin Minn Sinn Min Bann ad ee ee Atlantic Coast. 850 Miles. 93 Miles. . Seeteeeeeeeeee ee FOUR NATIONS NOW WANT SPITZBERGEN BADLY. Who will get Spitzbergen? Until recently no nation want ed this little iceberg island north ot Norway in the Arctic. It had few people, no government and was only useful a8 a place for Walter Wellman to wreck his north pole dirigibles. But coal and other valuable minerals have just been discov: ered there and now the United States, Russia, Norway and Sweden are reaching for it, olelaleidhcleloholalchalelel * * FOLK AGREES WITH BRYAN & (By United Pres p DE. veb., Declaring himself in full ac- cord wita all of Wm. J. Bryan's policies, Joseph W. Folk of Missourl, in a letter to the Commoner today, answered Bryan's recent interrogation to presidential candidates, No replies to Bryan's queries have yet been received from the other men he recently designated as possibilities for the democratic nomination in * 1912, Pee Edd tdadadatndadeiated RSSEEEEEE EES Peeorerererrrr OLYMPIA—Thirty plane were submitted for the $2,000,000 capl- tol and the $350,000 temple of justice yesterday. Inspectors of weights and meas ures began extra work today, They will see that every package of food has ite net weight stamped on it. (my © ot Vrewe Leased Wire.) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.--Five [hundred girte in the cities and | towns of California have been| victims of the white slave gang that is being cun to earth by Direc tor F. H Depue of th e bureau ef ori These figure: conserva tive, but the investigation of the letate officers in the cities of San | Francisco, Oakland, Los Angele Sacramento, Stockton and San Jose alone would tend to form a basis for the estimate, WON'T LEAVE PRISON JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. 1—Declaring that his are his fellow and his only home sentenced 19 years ago to a term of 99 years in prison for murder, refused today to ac- cept the parole which Gover- nor Hadley had decided to ex- tend. “1 don't want to leave he | want to spend mainder of my life in Begley’s wish will be granted. KR WOMAN GETS FIRST AEROPLANE LICENSE HEMPSTEAD, L. 1, Aug. 1 —The first aeroplane pilot's license ever issued to a woman in America was granted to Harriet Quinby today by the Aero Club of America. Miss Quinby's recent fights have been of a most sensational nature, She described figure eights In the alr and made such perfect landings that the club officials decided she was entitled to a license. sh ciotialatatelataeletalel GATES IS DYING SESSEE SEES EEE E EE EE SESE ES EEE EEE EES JOHN W. GATES. PARIS, Aug. 1—It was announced by the physicians today, the con- dition of John W, Gates, the Amer!- can millionaire, is critical, and that his death may occur at any time. Only constant administration of oxygen and heart stimulants has kept Gates alive. Edward Tunmai fisherman, foll off the water wagon, but took to the waters of Elliott bay in a row- boat. About a mile from shore he felt asleep, and there he was found last night, slumbering peacefully and blissfully ignorant of the peril he had been tempting from passing steamers, He was picked up by J. McDermott in the launch Lillica No, 1, Denmark has a population of 2,766,878. The gang that Depue ts secking fs composed of Frenchmen with headquarters in San Francisco and branches in other cities, Bo far the state officials have been unable to find the traffickers violated any federal statute in taking giri« # the state line nved to be in con ‘oup of Russians headquarters in Chicag« » showing the operations of the Russian slaves hag been col lected by a prominent Jewish rab bi of San Francisco, who tf prepar ing \o submit his data to tie acre nivance w Evider NO TIGHT LACING FOR GIRL SCOUTS; AND FRENCH HEELS ARE TABOO, TOO DES MOINES, Ia., July 31.—Tight }lactng and French heels are strictly junder the ban-with the Girl Scouts of America, Miss Clara Adella Lisetor-Lané, founder of the order, says 80. And there isn’t much indulgence, der or rouge The come Girl Scouts threaten to be famous, *® sprung up almost simul- y in various parte of the y. but Miss Lane's organize tion seems to be taking the lead. wal headquarters are her land Its council comprises many wo- men of note, particularly in lowa, tncluding the wives of £ [mins and Governor handbook for scout mi be published soon. NEW YORK—A ma toothless and short learded from the animal show at | Luna Park, wan sent to Col, Roose |velt at the Outlook offices. colonel was absent and the went to the 8. P. C. A alan (ERURRERRERA DO EO * NEW YORK—John Shull and family of St. Paul have hired a private car to make « trip weat in the hope of bene fitting the health of their pet bull dog, which suffered « hervous breakdown from over- eating AER AAR RRR RRR 2,000 WOMEN ON THE JURY LIST TACOMA, Aug. 1.—For the first time in the history of Pierce county, women are to be regularly served with sum. mons to serve on superior court juries, beginning next week. Sheriff Longmire will undert the task of serving summons by personal service on those to be selected for the September jury. County Clerk McKenzie to- day completed a list of those to serve on juries during the fail term, the list comprising 000 names and about a them _bein ‘women, TOBACCO GOOD FOR COMPLEXION WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn, Aug. 1.——Here’s the latest thing for the complexio shine and the aroma of green grow. Ing tobacco 8. At least that is what a com- pany of young New York wo men,. who are living In tente on the Sumatra tobacco com- pany’s plantation on the 6uf- field plains here declared to- a | of them told wonde: ful ries of complexion trai tions and exhibited smooth and delicately tinted cheeks to Prove it. BIG PAINTER DEAD LONDON, Aug. 1.—Edwin Austin Abbey, R. A, American painter commissioned by King Edward VII to paint his coronation, died here today, Abbey was the foremost Amort- oan in artistic circles abroad. was born in Philadelphia April 1862, but for many years had liv in England, maintaining Morgal Hall, in Gloucestershire, as country residence and house in London. for some w STORM KILLS TW ABILENE, Tex., Aug. 1.—A stort of wind and hail sweeping ov this section resulted in two death and a score injured, Dr, Poilis, a well known physician, is one of the dead. Tho lightning during the storm was unusually severe, It struck fire to one house, but rain put out the flames. either, for artificial hair, rats, pow-| ike their brothers, | Thee fp Been! =a} ee Seattle Business Directory AMATEUR FINISHING | Wo HOLL—ANY BIZB—1060 NOLL phie ¥ rh Phone A 2149. ELECTRIC STUDIO 119 MADISON &T. “ARTIFICIAL LIMBS A. LUNDBERG Catalogue Free PHONE: MAIN 1658 1 Third Ave. __ ATTORNEYS __ A. J. SPECKERT ¥ Fourth Av., Between Pike BAKERIES Nothing better for our Meaith Bread alkel-- Our MRS PFEFFER’ 8 Rantiary Fable Market our outing than ream | Oven T Treatments | Vor Wheumatiom, Gout seray’® Die. L | |B} sed you will be surprieed at the re YOU will receive Special summer Fr “Bay City Transfer Co. 1515 ‘Third Let os call for baggage, and ou will never miss ave your Phones: Main sort ‘our boat or train | ind. 8148 ~~ BILLIARDS | See OUR NEW PARLOR 2nd and Spring BROWN & HULEN 3rd Floor BUSINESS COLLEGES ralivati-Fowells 2 a8 Shoo! | eat class | of fur, die) | UNION #T. BAST tna = BUTTE & EGGS MOORE & CADY N. W. Cor, Ist and Pike. Fancy Iowa {£ BUTTER—2 Ibs. 560. Fresh RANCH EGGS, 25¢ Doz. i CABINET MAKERS ECKLOFF'S SCREENS Keep the Flies Out. RCKLOFF & CO. ata 5 | ‘Too Small tor * is Contrally Moderate PTH AVE. Ind. 4771 CASH REGISTERS With Bave Tou Hit on REGISTERS, SAFES AND COMPUTING SCALES. fecond Hand or New. Ce pa jamen St. /—CHATTEL LOANS — A. D. ANDERSON ENERAL LOAN BROKER Specie! Rares. on From 425 to HAE Bane Me rar 7, Castine Bz Rates casM or Bary CHIROPRACTORS | Chiropractor—-Spinal Aelentific Treatment of All Acut Chronio 008 Main 5714 ‘TITIONER P. M. or Appotniment DR. W. E. OLMSTEAD ‘Chiropractor SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT DEUGLEss. 9:20 & m to 6 yp m none Main 4106. 1920 Fifth Av., Two Blocks from P. 0. CLEANERS AND DYERS 3760. Office How in Ind. A 909 Madison St. HOTEL DYE WORKS CO. Ladies’ Suit Cleaned and Pressed fen Bult Cle and Pressed « Quit and Pressed eo Our ‘Auto Witt Cail for and Deliver At the Above Prices. COAL AND Bh TaHAW FU All Grades fe COAL By Sack or ‘Ton, Prompt Deltvery Main &814, ind, 4777, A'4507 COLLECTIONS WE GET THE MONEY | Main 4300 Ind... 3437 QUICK ADJUSTMENT CO. 342 N, Y. Block BAKERY | _| Ind. 4005, —|V. LYDELL & CO. __| Phon: CONTRACTORS MR. GULLETT, PNTRACTOR CORN CURES Frogner Corn Pi 25 Conte—Stampe Taken Or at Store 4215 Genesee Bt Beutth M, FROGNER, Phone tnd. DAIKIES Washington Dairy Phone Ind, A 468 2211 NINTH AVENUR Certified Milk = Specialty. Inapected im Ac Ora INDEPENDENT DAIRY KALBPRO @ F Our Specialty KALBERO'S PURE Fresh Milk with City Crenm and Tee Cream. 001 Howell. mt; Phone in DETECTIVES CODY DETECTIVE AGENCY, Inc. A02-4-2 Sronde Bide. PHONES tive Bi in All Main Ind. rrr) ™ Lew aoted Claes Dressmaking College KEISTER’S Lavine 7 An Expert Co Dre Very Low Price 1501 14th Ave, Mine te A. Dean, Prop. Bast 699 ELECTRICIANS - inese Trans Princtpa We Retail Everything Electrical #18 Union EYE SPECIALISTS Doctor ne eieie! alan —— ond Optometrist — De kes is “FAMILY LIQUORS Our Pure California PORT, "eHERRY, MU: TOKAY $1.50 » Galloe—FREE DELIVERY SUMMIT LIQUOR CO. 1608 First Ave 217, —PHON Gem Egg Market “GEM EGG MARKET | 812 Fourth Ave. The Only Exclusive TEL, Ind. Come and See Us WE ARE WINNERS German Delicatessen _ B. KALTER Sole Representative of Welxel Milwaukee, SUPERIOR SAUSAGES AND MEAT 1621 Firat Ay ALSO HEALTH BREAD Phones, Ind. 1803, Main 6696 & Co, PRODUCTS Groceries Scandinavian Gooda a Specialty. TRY US 1629-1631 Westiake Boulevard Main 921; Ind. 2949 S HAIR GOODS — "Ladies Improvement Shop § dozen Sample Switches on special en] ST. and $12.00 Switches for $00 and § 9.00 Switches for | WINDSOR BLDC 520 UNION HAMA CONE CO. old and rell- the Pacific Hama, the originator cones, 00. ent Payer, why ni modern bungalow from us and | rent money pay for it? We have for fale on easy terms some of the most Stiractive homes in the city, or we Will furnish @ lot and bulld to suit 4 apecificatio low fix ‘our Book of Bungalow Pia: THE BUNGALOW CO., Main 8140, Coniral Bids. 1. S582, HORSESHOERS J. HEWITSON HORSESHOER al Up-to-Date Work at Moder. Bho of Lame and Rpeotaity. Ay., Cor. Pike St. one Main’ 6144. ; Hoyt—Doughnut King | , Have You Tried Our Cake A NEW FEATURE 412 Third Ave. West Phone Queen Anne 1406 sare | Main 1584. 5 LOCAL EGG HOUSE). —lors [= and Candy Co. | NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEEDS MAY BE, YOU WILL FIND THEM ENUMERATED IN THIS DIRECTORY—CUT THE DIRECTORY OUT AND PASTE IN A CON. VENIENT PLACE IN YOUR HOME FOR FUTURE REFERENCE iCE CREAM Ask your dealer for a Pot- latch Brick of Ice Cream, | made by the Seattle Ice Cream Co, PLUMBERS Jabtintvent ria Inv0, Chan. 1. Brown, Mar BROWN PL UMSING co. BING A Hearne /onnine fs Avenue, | Ind. | POOL t PARL Kalem Poultry Market | — OuR Au! Kinds of Live am Dressed P 1306 Greenland Pool Parlors SPECIALTY Get Acquainted With Our Fine ‘| NEW POOL PARLORS 1500 Pourth Ay. Corner Pike. oo Deposit Boxes | | Wont i 1000 Pike Flare "onl ine und Pike Finer Phone; Ind. 2581 4 Ladies’ Employment Office _ FIRST-CLASS HELP Both Mule and Female, Vurnished Free to Employers Phone Ind. 5151, Sunset, Main 2011 We Are Reliable LAUNDRIES _ | | Plymouth Laundry WORK HIGHT TIME Mh PACIViC ‘SS reEY ce Erikson 4 Phone mat Net Commected With Mey’ Banie. SILVER. PLATING ick MIGHT Phones: Queen Anne 1804; Ind, 7288 627% WESTLAKE AVENUE Oriental Laundry & OKADA, Prop. Quality is what counts im Shoes, but when you combine quality with a jow price, this Is you want We Are Quality and Low Price Dealers | F. Londeen 1516 Westlake SALARY LOANS Be Deliver | hs P Beacon 5 — ind, A 1186 LAWYERS Jas. H. Maybury D. 1. TOLM ¢ Block, 813 Secowd Ay. | Office Hours—8 a. m. to 6 p. m | SANITARIUM BATHS | Sanitarium Treatment Rooms ie Electric Ligh Herbal Hatha, th 13 ; | perent [LIQUOR CURES | $500 REWARD | Por any case of Drunkenness we can | net cure Ou | Private. {rs L Kes, A Teee | X MACHINE WORKS | EMERY MACHINE co.” Bucce ©. Gittora MACHINE sHor : aot rift. Bought, Sold, 8 Exchanged . . 1205 FIRST AV. 80, MONUMENTS Phone Main 3761 PUGET SOUND SAMUI AND GHAN- ITE CO.. tne MONUMENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD Paews ind. wl 5240 Big Asrortn Recond-Hi SHOES. at $1 00 PAIR aie Shoo and Clothing Repair “0036 Finst AVE. "SEWING MACH SINGER STORE In New Location 1528 FIRST AVE. | OPPOSITE SANITARY MARKET. Phi Main 1926 PHONES: ni" Stes ~ NATUROPATHS BRE ROOTS THERAEED Fie- AL CTEM Firat-< Near Pike Kitchen The Aivert Hansen ange Cano- Harry W. Applet CHERRY Sr.. COR rinse Si OSTRICH PLUMES _ Don’t Try Exp Enterprise Sheet Metal Works Hotel and Restaurant Work General Jobhing Boat Work Steam Tables a Specialty, 95 UNION ST. . Curled, G [Cleaned and Dyed Any Shade 1 Osteopathic Licensed Physicians Members National, State and County 610 = right tray: |] Stewart St.| els right. I = OR. CHAS. N. MAXEY 403-4 NORTHERN BANK Bi ONES: IND, 5181, SHOW CASES. om oftice FIXTURES Mali SHAW SNOW CASE 1814 EB. 43RD PHONES: DR. FRANCES THOMS — 243 THE WINDSOR, 6TH AND UD PHONES: IND. 4912. MAIN 66: Sheet Metal Work Plumbing Work Electrical Work SEATTLE BALL “TEAM. “ARE NOW WINNING they do not compare with the w A pri Sain 080--PHONDS--A 3087 Physicians DR. JOHN DUNLAP sities RENT A 8A and Surgeons —Om rite aes Let Us Clean for You SANTO VACUUM CLEANER CO, East 6623 L 5046 [THE GOLDEN ROD CLEANER | $8.5 Works Easier, Picks Up More Dirt in Less Time and With Less Effort Phone im 4808 or Ind. S342 for les Cured Without 513 PROPLE’S BA) Second and Pike St. NK BLDG. Ind. Phone 1830 8. T. TRUEBLOOD, M. D. Intravenous ‘Treatment (paintes ‘Tubercul hronic Rheuma: tlam and ‘Dioed ‘Diseases Specialist In EYE AND Nose General Office Practice. Marion Bldg, ( 1 & Marton Phone, Main 7219, Res, 2140 6th Av. W. Queen Anne 2 ___ PHOTOGRAPHERS JOHN L. JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHER. Photos tn prices. Copying veloping and Printing. 151644 FIRST AVENUE FREE | 206-7 P. B. Newkirk © Co, “SEN -BE” (cich, Very Deltctous. Nutritious and Who some-—Spies aia for children it Tee 1023 KING Sr Ail alzoo, at reasonable Enlarging. De- °, sina Prop. WATCH REPAIRING Watches Repaired of Cleaned 1 stare are” Repaired, or Cleaned Right and nt the Right Price We Guarsne tee Our Werk for One Year, wee FRANK BRIGGS, JEWELER y KODAKERS—See that y done right; films cost oan't get those photos again We do high-grade finishing at cut pric. DEVELOPING, 100 a Roll, and the tman formulas used ane ‘Way, Cor. Fifth Phone Queen Anne 2961. Expert Clock and Jewelry Repatrh 1330 FIRST AVE. «iat |. FROST ‘orget the Number RST AVE. } | 2d-Hand Shoes and Clothing | and Double Ta i