The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1911, Page 7

SRESHERREEE EEE HRA RHEE EE NEW SINGLE AX MEASURE -::::; Councliman Griffiths will come; ‘nto the council this afternoon with anothor single tax measure, The other one was defeated last week with the argument that the charter fevision commission should be given ‘@ chance to place the measure tn {ts report to the city council. Ue resolution to come up th this Mass Meeting at Los Angeles Will Discuss Railway Situation United Press Lewsed Wire) 5 ns ELES, Cal, Sept. 1L— elty reais the storm center | ara for the trouble between the| Harriman lines and the System Federation of Labor Unions, when President J. W. Kline of the Black emiths, President J. A. Franklin of the Boilermakers, President Rya of the Carmen and Vice President Buckalew of the Machinists, arrived here from San Francisco. Wullowteg the is of the| CT CHEHALIS, Se Lo—War has » the hop felds near question ¢ 108, feared today that violence Five hundred plekers ranch, opersted by the “hop king,” have nded a raise from $1 co $1.60 on out and it ts may ensue at Dobson's HTwaac Pineus, dom at afternoon is in the form of a pro- posed charter amendment aud is easentiaily the same as the one, It provides that improvements, butldings, real estat xempt from taxation during 1912 and 1913, 50 per cent in 1914 and 1915, 76 por cent In 1916, and that they be not taxed at all in 1 x Pincus refuesd the raise and ehtetz, they went to the Hayward hotel, where a conference was held with local labor leaders. A great special mass meeting of all the rattroad union employes in the Los Angeles district will be held tonight in the Labor Temple, at which the international prest donts wil! speak and submit a re- port of their negottations with Gen eral Manager Kruttachnitt, who de clined to treat with the System Federation. GOMPERS TALKS WITH | W'NAMARA ATTORNEYS LOS ANGELES, Sept. 11.—Sam wel Gompers, presidunt of the Amer- fean Federation of Labor, today vis fted the McNamara brothers tn the eounty jail here. He was accom: panied by Attorney Clarence Dar Tow, several other members of the eounse! for the defense and local labor leaders. Much of the morning was spent fm consultation at the offices of the defense attorneys, during which, It fs understood, the plans for the @oming trial were gone over. Gompers declared that he is ex tremely anxious to see the propos ed amendments relative to the in ftiative and the recall, and m: take the stump in behalf of the} tentative amendments. THAT “GLOBE” FoR, SAILOR BOYS oy mun BEAUTY SPOT An open court with seats, shade trees and potted plants may be! located on Fourth 8, betw Washington and Jackson The property ts owned by the Great Northern Rattway Co. At preesnt {t is oceupted by the unatehtly ratl- | road tracks leading toward the entrances to the tunnel. Last week when L, assistant to the president of the| Great Northern, was in the ctty he discussed briefly this project with the mayor. Mayor Dilling, in a let ter to Gtiman, has now recommend. ed that two half blocks be covered with asphalt pavement over the rail road tracks and that it be made a | beauty spot instead of an eyesore. ip COUPLE TO, WPORT AGAIN | NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—Col. John Jacob Astor's yacht ii chored im the North river to- day. The coloned and his bride left the yacht fast night. Mra. Force, mother of Force, mother of Mra, Astor, said that the couple were re- ay = 2 nel C. Gtiman, } The mystery of the great sphinx which has puxsied scholars for ages, turning to Newport soon. The nas been solved at Inst—by a Ha bs col were not seen here. yards po hoa A an er a sculpt portrait of ELopinG HEIRESS eh ome ores 0 U E he year 2 3 o discovery was made during the recent NEWPORT, R. |, Sept. 11,—| cological expedition sent tato Egypt Chauffeur and Mra. Jack Geraghty |!" charge of Dr. Retsner are today enjoying the comforts of The proof which settles the iden-| & pretty cottage here in Everett| tity of the great mysterious mon- street, where the heiress hay tak-|"™ent was unearthed in recent ex- en charge of the culinary depart ment of the house. The many friends, who have called, state that cavations In the Mycerinus valley temple in Egypt “The sphinx {# nothing but the jordered the Lae Pinows then called on the sheriff, who served noth a the employe to vacate tmmediately AM Claber's ranch, adjoining th von ranch, 700 plekers ma r demands and trouble Is fes od there If the she: compel the pickers to leave plokers to WE NOW KNOW THE RIDDLE OF THE SPHINX |next week. Willard 1 Mrs. Astor,) KING MYCERINUS AND HI8 QUEEN, AND PICTURE OF SPHINX {sacred precincts of the second py \j ramid |. For the huge statue haa looked down inserutably from its Jofty eminence defying entific tion. Archeologixts have studied every crack and crevice in the m tive head and body for a cle’ Hut after 1,000 years comes Mycerinus of the fourth “dynasty, pharoab of Kgypt'about 2800 B.C. carved in state and alabastor, and whispers the secret Into the ear of Prof. Relener. Chephren was the father of Mycerings. In the Boston art moseum, stand Ing in majestic dignity with his is King Mycerinas carved ff attempts to} joave his} The plcokes refused to Kod] ees n rfectly pasteurized milk an HUGHES FOR PRESIDENT? WASHINGTON, D. C., & —The New o¥rk Hera! puttiched today a story that the progressives had decided to back Justice Charles &, Hughes for president, and thi Senator La Follette would withdraw ‘at the proper time.”. The progress ives here say this is a plot of the lars. ‘edill McCormick, in « statement ued from progressive head quar ters, eald None of the progressives allied with the movement to control the nvention of 1912 have declared * Hughes. Bome time a Hughes’ friends nvase on hin b and it is well known that the justle himself nipped the plan in the bud and would not permit the covalder- ation of his name.” COMMERCIAL CLUB 18 AFTER 1,000 MEMBERS| Fatlure to consolidate the com mercial bodies has not left the Se atte Commercial Club hope. The club has J goal: a membership of 1,000. A ctreular letter has been sent out calling attention to the impor tant work of the club. been perfected which, if executed, will brin egg the @ *. wor ie being done through the | Washing ton Development League, of which the Commercial Club is the parent it set a new SEATTLE BOY AT ALHAMBRA Lee Willard, 4 wellknown Seat Ue boy who has wou fame tn the Bast, will open a four weeks’ engagement in “Peaceful Valley" at the Alhambra theater a son of the late Maj. L. 8 Willard. He ap peared here two years ago in “A Pountry Squire Last season he layed in the “Squaw Man,” THE MARKETS eee | rted & bereft of | Plans have) histrionse | o (i ane cream selected from the best herd RABY DAIRY CO., Queen Anne 1309; 614 Denny Way Ind, 7672 THE SEATTLE STAR“ invun sueo'rusrs. 8 ReMANO OR Say yen Saenelee at the. fol 9 Mallard Av, Yhone . corner 14th ax. and ind. "Soder 1934, pry x yg we Aurore.) Sort 7, oat Promenh, ond sine oa LU magay 98 Dherey Stccet Pha Cherry at Drug More, Phone Nor PERSONAL. THE OXYPATHOR cured WASHINGTON OXYPATHOR CO., 1416 Pool Bide. Moattie, Wash STAR WANT ADS | WILL BE RECEIVED OVER PHONES MAIN 9400, IND. URE CURED — Do not manent, absolute, without over> detention from business oF ‘aber; over one hundred cases cured past {ee tpers, trom age 1 year te sae Je 6 Bye 206 nafer {ODKLING PARLORS beautiful blue-gyed bab; Rdention F 1084, The Star MAMIA PERFORMED. pwowne: BAIN ¢3tt SS one ’ - 4 26 | gst se Main 491. inde FURNISHED APARTMENTS. THE KENYON Cold wator near beat 150 cash, be. C. J. BELL & ©O., 236 Globe Blok 480. ok 60x10, oity wapedy ae tr me * paid to Anta WANTED 500 men and women at o1 vestigate the biggest bargain im houses, vacant property, im Greenwood av. district, for sale by Warford Realty Co. 7 Phinney ay. car to West 70th: Call 6817 Greenwood av. Phone, Black 237. Ask Warford. CITY REAL ESTATE—(Conty 7 FOR BALE—Residences im ail parte BUSINESS CHANCES. nn. Anne 1646 Good boment Sf the beat fruit sec Detect pats ibe ie ‘Lanp Con rane. | Le $200 CASH, $16 MONTHLY ntemplating quitting the sonar AUCTION SALES | Grand Hapra REAL ESTATE LOANS. 20 LOAN ON IMPROV RE. ESTATE AT 7 Pi RENT & Jes AMEN 7 yed property at © IND. 4687 “Geo. F Moore & Co FIVEACKE TRACT AT KIRKLAND ON COUNTY ROAD This desirable se estore SEATTLE THUBT CO ‘Terme | 219 Cotum bt Sher AN, we | Be Cong! dust cht & in with Sret ioad icLeod. Phones i216, PIKE 4. FUR to iy NITURB CO, 100 ema The tga rte Heb ance B18 per we good furniture te gall_A' asst, or Call ae 038 wiea —$65 $26 CASH, $10 MONTHLY tract within driving 4 ra ‘ Matioon perk ant Kirsiand "tent or Anderson Toate to our office, om whart aeikirwiand. BURKE & FARRAR, INC., 405 to 408 New York Block. RICHEST BERRY LAND In Washington te around Bisine rich, ‘level depot, “om. goo and 810 monthly eRRY REAL iif co., Blaine, W 5 “Mrs. Jack” is making good as | 00dY of @ Hon with the head of the jking reigning at the time it was queen, alate. This statute is one of tho ypests "LOST AND FOUND. _ Ever notice the white dise on the Gleeves of sailor elggtricians in the gervice of Uncle ? It looks like @map of the world The sailor @ectrician carries all the conti Bents on his sleeve, and longitudes end latitudes. What meaneth this emblem? ‘Well, if truth were told, ft megns that Uncle Sam got what he wasn't looking for once, at least, in his- tory. And the chap who put it over @n the long-legged individual with the high beaver hat was only’ a humble tailor’s designer. He was told to design a globe, and he did. Of course, Uncle Sam Meant an electric globe, to stow that the boys in the uniforms were failor electricians. But the sailor stuck to the mundane sphere, and Before “your Uncle” knew what! happened thousands of badges were | Siready made, and it was too late te order an “electric” globe. DR. RUBINKAM TO LECTURE Dr. Nathaniel 1 Rubinkam, of | Chicago, founder of the Rubinkam | Association of that city and of its Branch in Seattle, will lecture at 6:15 tonight at the drawing room of the Calhoun hotel, corner 2nd av, Gnd Stewart st, his subject being are’s “Midsummer Night's Dream.” Alli interested are invited. ‘o Here is one of the most sty! nd effective way of combi and wearing the wide frasting furs. It promises to be Much in vogue nl you eat by the clock, you will fue it in time. Things You Should| | Know F. W. Stevenson & Co., brokers, Bailey bid od to buy focks only pv good re ctions. *** cart of con-| SWEET PEA GIRL GETS A FORTUNE SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11. —Rosalind Tiffany, the “sweet ea girl” of the Durrant murder trial, is happy today in the re- ceipt of information that she has come into a fortune in the Alaska gold fields. Mise Tiffany orubstaked C. Craig, a miner, on a prospecting trip, which turned out extreme ly successful. Craig was not willing to divide the properties, according to Mise Tiffany's wishes, and she brought suit. Judge Overfieid of iditarod has decided the case in favor of “the sweet pea girl.” NEW HAVEN, Conny Sept. 11.-|_ LONDON, Sept. 11.—Aviator itu It was officially announced here to-| bert, who was carrying mall today day that President Mellen of the| from Hendon to Windsor as one of |New York, New haven and Hart-|the new English aerial postmen, ford railroad will retire soon. No| fell twenty feet and broke both hi date bas yet been fixed leas “HER BEST CHANCE. Among the passengers In the train were an elderly lady and her pretty young niece; also a young gentleman. The train had passed through several tunnels when the maiden aunt said: “My dear, re coming to a long tunnel, over on this side. Pretty Niece--Oh, no, auntie! more tunnel and I am engaged! | bullt,” says Prof. Reisner. “The | great ephinx fs the geardian of the NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—Aa a re sult of eating toadstools picked and cooked under the belief that they ushrooms, three persons a in Fordham hospital, one mi je dying and the condit others Is serfous {birthday party given in honor of Angelina De Salvo, % years old, and the little girl herself was the first to die, The others dead are John Albonse, 69 years old, and Governio Gentile. Providentia Albonse, 17 years old, and Minizzie Albonse, 19 years old, are not expected to live. You had better sit Just let me stop where I am, One 0 of five! All attended a/ most perfect specimens ever un- earthed by archeologists. A tonfe made of four ounces of alcoho! and half an ounce of tinc | ure of belladonna is excellent for % persptring hands. Pumice stone, either powdered or in tablet form, will remove stains from the hands. Stabborn discolor ations will often yield to an addi-| tional application of lemon juice. Pure cucumber juice is effective in whitening the hands, Cut the) cucumber, skin and all, into @ pan} and simmer until puipy. Strain |? through muslin add tincture of) benzoin when cold. CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY AGAINST GOVERNMENT George M. Bushnell, employed by | the Western Laundry Machinery Co., was arrested Saturday on a warrant sworn by Special Agent| Christensen on the charge of con-| apiracy to defraud the government out of coal claims at Cook Inlet, for which he was indicted by « federal) grand jury in Detroit | March Bushnell furnished $3,000 bail when taken before Commianionee | Totten. Eyelet embroidery has a strong vogue in new — = ee neuen eee = TO A WATER FOWL He who, from zone to zone, Guides through the boundless sky thy certain flight, In the long way that I must tread alone, Will lead my steps aright. William Cullen Bryant. BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made fromRoyal Crape CreamofTartar NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE —SUBSCRIBE FOR— The Seattle Daily Star Delivered at Your Home To show my appreciation of the fair and square policy of The Seattle Daily Star, I herewith subscribe to The Star for a period of one month, and thereafter until ordered stopped. to be delivered | to the following address, at the rate of 25c per month in city, or 200 per month by mail, { Cut out and mall to The Star, Seattle, Wash. Phone No,..++++0+ Buy o or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Ses Classified Page, ‘9 +713 FIRGT AVE. Dalon Biock Beware of impostors in my vicinity State Dental War a Good Thing for the ey a nt tor peo EDWIN J, BROWN, D. 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