The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1911, Page 7

(Ry United Proas Beased wire) CHICAGO, Deo, 88—When Ar thur Vee counsel for the Deot trust, and one of the organs ers of the combine, resumed the Btand here today at the trial of the jokers, the government sought to show by bim detalla of the discus gions and plans of the packers when they tried to induce Wail street to help Moat ir $1,000,000, 900 concern, In 1892 “They discussed many schemes, GIRL MURDER CASE TO JURY (hy Vuited Press Leased Wire) OROVILLE, Cal, Dec, 28.—Tak- Ang of testimony in the case of Ar thur Lewis, charged with the mur. der of {little Helen Rumbail, at Gridiey, tast Jun Qonight. Arguments in the case Began late this afternoon. Coming at th conc’ Jong account by Mrs, Emma Rum Dall as to how her at¢pdaughtor Wet her death, was a fat contra-| @iction of a vital feature of the! story she told to save Lewis, her) Brother, from conviction. Mre.| Boumball swore that Lewis was not} ‘Gh the house after a time when she @eclared the child was alive. who lives near the Rumball home, the woman's statement The revenue cutter Onondaga and | blank, declaring that he had }the scout cruiser Salem are hurry. | dors the burden of personally con eon Lewls go Into the house from |ing to the the pasture at the time his sister | Lewis is char with the chiki’s val murder by} Breaking her neck while she was Hand in Vise Two Hours ALLENTOWN, Pa. Amandes 8. Miller of Powder Valley in lowering a 500- pound pipe into an artesian well 230 feet deep on Harry Schreiber’ rn at Old Zlonville, when the <P and was caught in the plumber's BURIED THREE DAYS [vise shat sas used as x arin Miller’s hand was crushed and | held so tight that It took two hours! DOVER, Del, Dec. 28 —Having | to Telease him Seca imprisoned ihree days in a 2feak the vise tied fast to a scantiing in the gar-| ‘Pet of the Rumball home. [t is con @eded that the contradiction Of/ was assisting Mrs. Rumbail’s testimony by Smith @akes the case look black for Lewis, IN A FOLDING BED) Of passersby, but unable to make} herself heard, Mise Elizabeth Gra | Ble and doath. Miss Graham says tere the woman down >) & free herself. Neighbors forced almost dead Expert Electrical Work ae Union Opposite Postoftice § so! store, No matter what your past experience has been with Jewelry sales, and no matter what your opinion of this sale may be, you cannot afford to take it for granted that this js not an extraor- traordinary in every sense inasmuch as these ed in our business career, which extends over a period of 15 years. This store is now one of the oldest able Jewelry establishments in the aracter of merchan- ce the advisability atronizing this sale is strengthened All lines of goods carried are of the quality that has made the reputation of this house, having been careful dinary gale—IT 18- of the word. Extraordi prices were never duplt and most re city—made reliable by the dise we have always sold, He of turning over the new concern at two for one was wor of that thm na, | 26) Little Mise Muffet tndividual annual ¢ ings a8 the basig of capitalizat He said the packers thus added 9650,000,900 of water to the stock of the new concern, th tug Company National Pack SPREE RR REE RH * * BAKER, Or, PD. fitting —cerem hundredth annt coming of white man to Bast 8 observed in this city today yours ago Cap. tain Wilson Price Hunt, repre. senting John while attempting to reach As was closed to- | # day, and both sides announced they! « would be ready to submit their» gause to the jury tomorrow night. |» A night session was ordered for] ® Baker stands today. the first white man sion of aly eR REE EHR EHH, TORPEDO BOAT IS IN DISTRESS (Ry United Press teased Wi WASHINGTON, Deo, 28.— oon by her,|!ess dispatches to the Navy Depart. ment today tell of imminent dan. Looks Bad for Lewis. lger to the torpedo boat Warrin, On rebuttal Samuel A. Smith, | ton, which is in distress fifteen time to get the necessary tools, For a time Miller suffered ter od tween |TiDIY, and then the very excess of s ; Je Beets povered. between ted almost a8 an anaesthetic “OPPORTUNITIES IN TRADES” ahe nat down upon the bed to| 4nd be remained conscious during| “Qpportunities in the Trades” will % and three slats dropped | ‘he Whole of the harrowing time it! he the general theme on which| an bed, sinking Im th ELECTION AT CENTRALIA CENTRALIA, Wash., Deo. 28,—A entrance Into the house three/targe vote Is being polled here to- later and found the helpless gay in Centralia first election an- jder the commiasion form of gov- A mayor and two vom ing selected. There are six candidates tn | tleld for the three positions. Rules Out a Woma Evidence in Case. At the murder trial of H. W. Mor. | ernment. | court _ RALPH KROWS || using to permit} large shipment of ekia from , ordered it out | way bas just been received and will READ THESE FACTS! | guaranteed by the manufacturers, so that we can also guarantee each and’ eve guarantees them to be exactly and worth ev Now we re ONE-THIRD, AND NOT LESS THAN ONE- FOURTH, AND THESE ARE ACTUAL REDUC. irnett Jewelry | familiar with. selected and 7 $650,000,000 OF “WATER” Stoo-Mothor | FLOATED BY “BARONS” |/4° Goor rtlew te \ ” \ >| ; «( * ackers aaw the hue} te honored plan, BY nav tvans | Sat _on a tuftet, Making them go0-g00 eyes; A gink who espied her He sat down beside her (But not to Miss Mufte Hillman Must Federal Judge }down C.D, Hint fraud, and ut jyears at Me | the argum Jetrontt © ence would help matte “In fact,” said the } we will be,” Hitliman ts ander $215,000 ball ting an example for wo their tin Park: \s carrying on her ab memortal to her husband. giving it asstetance, with them. Gave Him the Laugh and wife gave him the laugh mid-| tok to release him. Amputation) geattio experts will give free lec and Was necessary. in over her. She was unable} tures at the ¥. M. C. A. next Wed. nesday evening. J. D. Ross, superiatendent of city, will give a} jectrical Trades” and will be followed by L.| H. Provine, chief engineer of the corporation, who | will discuss “The Building Trades,” lighting for th twenty-minute talk on “E | Stone West | SKIS FROM NORWAY FOR MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS PORTLAND, Or. Dec. 28-—~The annual trip of the Portland Ski club ris, at Geneva, Ill, the heart of Mra. up Mount Hood this year will be/ Damp was brought Into held January 2, and a new route up! court In a glasa jar to prove that she| the mountain will be fo! jhad been shot through the heart, Judge Carnes, r he gruesome exh! ‘ot the court room. | cording to announcement today ‘be used for the journey. FINEST COLLECTION OF DIAMONDS, SOLID GOLD JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE AND CUT GLASS IN THE CITY OF SEATTLE NOW SELLING AT 4 10 2 Off BURNETT BROS.’ DISSOLUTION SALE READ THESE FACTS! This magnificent stock of first quality Jewelry must be sold at once, no matter what rifice may be. This means that tie reduction ever knows must go | order to command the attention of th 4 bring about the conditions required to dis- the partnership of the large Y article to our cus 4 repre ry dollar of the regular re uee the price ONE-HALF, We want you to be convinced that these reduc tions are ACTUAL FACTS—PRICES REDUCED REDUCED FROM THE REGULAR SELLING | PRICE, and not from A FICTITIOUS VALUE. You don’t have to take our word for it. There are many lines carried in this stock that you *r- and know the prices as well as Then come and be convinced of a real bargain opportunity. No juggling of prices in this verything goes straight. We cannot af- ford to do that kind of business. What w compelled to do is to sell it at once. Don't let anything keep you away from this strictly legit sale, and you don't have to let but the greatest values for a little money influ- enee you to buy, are nything i1Burnett Bros. 720 First Ave. Near Columbia St. Near Columbia St. juin DISCHARGE OF HI6 puty"| HOUSEKEEPING ROOM Picture Gives Him Away | PORTLAND, exonerated of LOCAL MAN IS | REFORE. JURY (Ry United Prewe Ls LOS ANGELES, D federal grand jury toda its Inquiry into the alleged dyna: jeomy Miss A, Murphy, but declined &@ stenographer in Olaf Tveitmoe’s| if was the first Yoo!, secretary of the Asiatic Exclu: | of which Tveitmoe is ident, arrived here today. Anton Jobannsen, B. A. | and several Jers, were present Munsey, labor leader of Balt Lake Clty, held a long conference with Oscar Lawler, spectal United y oneral, who ix as District Atto killed in a platol discharge of his duty The duel was fe believed the oth THE SEATTLE STAR: 6h 8 RSTn ROACRIR RRA nubpeription ght hecause each x to be & highway resumed # FURNISHED OC Stanv admi AAA ALAS mite conspiracy. photograph by detectives who saw him on a at Got Wealthy From His Tips BOSTON, Dee. who met death by falling down an yjelevator well at the Revere houre, had been a porter 200% Piahth ay. ‘8 surprise). change of date idreus label is a receipt the convenience of our we have esta blint: Stay in Town Donworth turned An's application to leave the state for a California trip, The millionaire real estate man, convicted of uaing the matla for r wentence of 2% etl's island, said he | Wanted to hear his attorneys make t for a rehearing in the nrt of appeals, Judge Don worth said he didn’t think his prow John Feeney, $9 "Haliard av States attorn sisting Federal MeCormick in the probe. Pohiman, labor leader of BUSINESS CHANCES. ALE OR TRADE | | friends say, from mon au tips from patrons of the hotel years Feene called before the grand jury sald to have considerable important or female help ving the testimony Pohiman the grand jury adjourned until 10 a. m. tomorrow. some of the me t prominent men in the country, and, according to the manager, wan called for by guests who had remembered at the hotel, him from months before. Me saved bis (ips wntil he |enough to invest in real estate leaves a widow, (2% |Finds a Body Lost 23 Years) lreached here of the disco nearch, of the body of Da-| Tallent in a snow-covered and | unmarked grave near Arlington, a} ing camp in Wyoming Tallent, who was a member of the | Gooden and Wateher party, the first band of white men to | penetrate the Black Hills, in South Dakota, disappeared in 1888. He left deeds to valuable copper mines near Arlington and 160 acres of farming land near Salt Lake City, He was 4 pioneer settler of NOT THOUGHT MUCH OF. jae, “I think the farther he is away when the pe- Uitions are presented, the better hiv NEW TODAY MIKE COHN New and # CARLISLE, Pa, Dec, 28.—Set- on of wealth and position, who squander in futilely chasing — 80- elety’s willo’-the-wlaps, caring for pet dogs and neglecting bousehold northwest of Cape Hatteras, |duties, motherly Mrs. Ellen A Overlooking La\ 1017 Pike St Ind. 1, 2689; Main 6233. Bring this ad with you and get handy to school ta 2 danve In two ‘Leo- | IMPROVED RANCH EASY TERM ducting a children’s home here} The seas off the cape are run-| which she established in 1910 as a gwore he was absent. His testl-|/ ning high, and it is feared the War. Mooy was not shaken |rington may founder with all on by the state | board, ma every aay DREAMLAND Seventh and The home, which is a model bringup place for children, was erected at a cost of $10,000, and has been endowed by the donor, while citizens of Carlisle are gencrously | oF | Moved to 1514 come to us Prof. Raber, | | five acres of & How did you stand with Miss Mrs. Parker recelved her inept ration from the fact that her bus band loved children as she does, jalthough they were never blessed KISSES AND SUICIDES| ASHLAND, 0., Dec. his young wife w Zobner sent his t-year-old son into} the sitting room to find out what) As he heached | her, she kissed him and then arone| jabruptly without into the kitchen she swal Then she stax: jher husband, kissed him and plead: jed with him to let her dle. expired before be could get medical | vory well, 1 guons. dance I've met her at the best she would put me down on her program for was an extraextra.” JOY-TIGHTENING ORDERS GIVE ns who wish to celebrate th coming of young 1812 amid wine revelry, laughter and song will have to go to live old San Francisco to Joy-tightening orders were to the members of the police force today by Police Chief Sebas They read something sping, John A.| edn Ban Beene hatching. pixeons. Belg isis THBATRE cowboy and Indian plo-| yent door 10 he the matter | SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.—W It was necessary to] y. Horn is suing R. L. Lewis for 4 before the sufferer | $500, claimed as fees for effecting D wrecked bed, within sound of scores |COWld be freed, and It took @ 100g) 5 reconciliation between Lewls and j | bis estranged wife. Both husband | Talking machine dealer fr FUNERAL DIRECTOR’ ) UNDERTAKING | re. Zehner had been ut an operation which she was ji@ undergo after New Year's 1 in a drewe which a sister in| fionney Angeles had sent ber for a Road Fails ited Press Leased Wire) A, Mont., Dee, wi be one leas raflroad in Montana after December 31, when the Ni em Pacific's lease on the Y. Park raflway, RANCH POR # Professtonat Hoth phones 1% Acreage and Farms saloons muat remain closed on New Year's eve. must coase selling liquor promptly | No riot of mirth will No singing on streeta will be allow Restaurants COLLINS & SON T urner FARM LANDS at midnight FOR SALE—WOOD AND COAL EAT Mat pas wie | Ry Unt | ABLES But everybody may have a good {tf you are looking for a farm. ecuire one with Northern Pacific has lensed and operated the little line, which extends from. Cheatnut for 11 years Notice that the lease will not be enewed has been given ex-Senator It Is not nec DO YOU KNOW? That the north corner of the Ron! | Marche bullding, on Second av., i8| George jowned by William P, Trimble, the) and it 1s understood he will lawyer millionaire? ‘That Harry W. Treat pays more taxew On household furniture and and aitomobiies than in Seattle? In the vicinity owed, ac Nor. 316 Arcade Bl4g. ean see. fine it to die with Cap. Burns Goes CHRISTMAS. That Eugene Walters, the play lwrignht, seed to be a Seattle nows-| Capt. of Detectives Martin J. Bura: jim position and Balary, the abolition | of the offices held p- . Sergt. of Detectives Alexander Mec i the Unk) Donald, and the elimination of the ctive department as a separate| Dx Put lorganization, was announced today | by Commilasioner of Public Safety Burne ts lowe ition of police captat | $20 reduction In salary “OPEN HOUSE” In Its “open hou: |} day, the greater ¥. M. C. A. of Seat-/ |tle Is planning to give the public,| both men and women, the most el. |aborate entertainment | paper man? Fred Bechdolt | zine story writer, attend versity of Washington’? Jobs to Jo PORTLAND, claring that the problem of the un- permit of red} ern Bank Bldg 209 Colman Blo * THIS IMPROV PROVEN PIER SOC” Short time loan: employed did Mayor Rushlight the city would put as many men to work on the Mount Tabor possibly could The mayor ts empowered to expend $10,000 in providing labor on New Year's LOST AND FOUND n Bank Bldg. without work. The fifty jobs county to aid in alleviating suffer ing among the enfor building will be open from m., and betwéen those hours ft is thousands of visitors will take’ advantage of the chance to see and character building organization is, doing In some manner € the bullding will be shown, as well jas the “summer stunts.” | LECTURE aT . LIBRARY TONIGHT! W. R. B. Wilcox of the municipal | plans commission will give a ster-| eopticon lecture in the offered by the HELP WANTED—FEMALE scores are on the waiting lis WHAT A SHAME! SCO, Dec. 28- cigars to his friend, p Bovthore poek = etrist, 703 Leney. M. S174: PATTERNS AND MODETS Bartle Pattern Wor Te Yat est eatipp wrong Right, art room at | 8:30 o'clock whose friends sm $50,000 FOR WATERWAY commissioners terday appropriated $50.10 to th “City Plans’ FOR EXCHANGE was included in the Phat RANCH. 000 harbor bonds voted at the and awaited only |the formal action of the commis PUBLIC MARKETS) WESTLAKE sacks Bien aid women to learn the rs appointed Lee vol NATIONAL 68 Wanhingt | commissioners Dr. Wm. T. Levering, 919-90 1 1 ton will ralse by Assessment. an additional $60,000 | ‘ PIKE PLACE MARKET. 2010 “Waentern av. HORTICULTURAL MEETING Horticulture soft shelled walnuts, noting of the State kind of equity. | farnes & Ca. regiat of Washington nuary 4 to 6,/ institute at WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS }be held at Clarkson J followed by leg of lamb, 10 cents pound Dancer Wasn't Used to Waxed Floor and Broke His Nose. LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY, new Lake Burten HOUSES FOR RENT | PLUMBING: ne BPBLIGY highly waxed floors at dan was not cautious enough w tried to dance on one at SYDPPDY ew York Block. SANITARY MARKET broke his nose, his face and sprained his wrist TIN CONTAINS WHAT REAL ESTATE LOANS. ae A Ana 18 conts pound; 2 On improved or vavant propert cent, any amount By letting us know your name Bargatn lot of show ¢ vunds dry onions, aw a friend of yours the other Contains every- thing we have to let JOHN DAVIS & COMPANY, 709 Second Ay. dd Olyinpla oysters, Who was he?” was telling us how he picked you out of the gutter and set you on your feet,”—Chicago d_and Columbia, OUROWN MONEY TO LOAN improved residen bt ne “Puftington. Ratea 6 to § with reasonable comm! . Central Bldg. > DPPYPPYY OOD YPYDDDD 6, $7 por month. Phone tw pound; new dates, 2 pounds] roar sion. $10 Columbia a SEATTLE TRUST COMPANY, CITY REAL ESTATE COMPELLED TO ASK COTTAGE REALTY CO kk idlln deveroped nize, In at 1, at * " Photo ‘Shop. Pl Green Lake, now te blocks car; furniture \ ap; $1,800; $54 Owner, T00-A ¢ ACKES IMPROVED mile f i FATIMIN AND We N 1 want a new ent ne in riean & Tide. £ HOME BUILDERS.” SRIDIAN CAR LINE r Jou equity, alow of none Mala . eal @atate ih all parte OF the city and. stat GEORGE L. COLMA 910 Leary lag tt | FOR BAL —Kesiaences in all pa oe ie alt SAMUEL COLLYER, 804 Leary & Meinber Seattle Real Eatate Ags ACRE CHICKE RAN bungnt ant chairs, snow cases. Chicago Store & Office Furn. Co., 1226 int ay. WANED TO BUY 5 ee FURNITURE 41 b NITL Sth av., out of the high Fent disteict. It will pay you to look them up; everything greatly d. Pay cash for second hand Phone Main 7218 Fiitn. Go. 1510 First av. Ind. 5036. SS | FOR SALL—mISCELLANEOUS DARA ANA ARR AAA, Standard bred poultry, egga for hatching, pigeons, Belgian hares, ltry supe Piles. “Orders taken for fresh dressed poultry. KALEM POULTRY MARKET Cor, Pine and Pike Place. town selling last thre from private home any cabinet gr $40.00. chines, $18.00 “and $16.00; records and delivery free. Phone Green 338 tonight. lnoeer CASH REGISTERE soi}, | BOUGHT, SOLD J IXCHANGED A. SUNDWALL. 411 MADISON, Bake oven and all tools that go with ft for sale cheap. Inquire 2414 Se ay. Main 2461 », lke Hew; must well Box ren Lake Station. |New planos for reat; rent sppliea on 4 purchase. Mey "-Toner, 3 inton. Pre ad Wainwright & MeLeod. Phon ae. CON “ ak sizes, ot Voorhees, Archt., 411 Rite OF nada (220 ete.) General business Interest allowed and time site, .: SEATTLE BRANC G. V. Holt. Mer. ©. m3 Ison, tatpantere ther stripping anid glastng , Ind. 2782 121 ¥ Reliabie Repair Shor repaired ure, horses, ete, Wiis h, room 717 N. ¥. Bldg POD! LOO PE Tr . A. W. KLINE, 456 ARCADE BLDG. be COLLATERAT. LOANS 100 White Building. at low rates on security. collater Ti 64. t block pecker Tenurts, coliectYous, corporations organized; notary pubs phones. and floor Kivaes Yancing Academy, on Fourth, be- n Pike and Pine ste. t ADVICE PREE—Toseph Alien, 18 yrs. experience. Laws of hushand and wife: property. rights: al cases: private, confidential: sultation free Bldg le. 15 yrs. experience in high> ts. 211 Boston Bik. Phones EB 24; rights: real Modernio fees. A. Townsend, $02 Balley free: hushand, w shop in t CIANS 3 | rheumatiem. nervous and chronie ais piles, etc, My modernized treatment Is ‘remarkably guecess- ful. Arcade Annex, rooms 836-337, NM. Cook, §¢ Years’ practice, Goitre, | women, children, — nose, throat. catarrh, 358 Arcade Ann Mullinad Vand W n_ methods. opposite postoffice. ian Doctors, $00 Globe Bldg, iat and Madison, Consuitation free. for every woman. Hrs., 10-7, Sun, 10-1, ‘ber Exchange. "Both plione: fir. Dalton, akin diseases. $05 Arcadge Pa ATTORNEYS TY VEASRINGS~ Patent Atcomere and Forelgn Patents. T in diffiewlt cases, REE advice to inventors. Henry Bldg. Main xi patent at s. 810°11-12 Hoge Bldg. Write Mark Attorneys; 20 yeara 0 Central Rutiah MAN COW not cal a reliable firm before having your plumbing done. 1811 sth ay Main 1862, Ind. 1307. 7 No job toa wall 9980 Sth. Main 9490. A 1 Re EY PRAT Tos ia SENCER 3669. Right prices, first class Work, Chel SHAW SHOW CA hew, $5 a foot, 20 eve te Blag.. 1379, Malm 3634,