The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1913, Page 2

o 2 ° City OFFERS $1 »400,000 FOR S. R. & S. LET THE OTHER FELLOW DO IT! = to pay $1,400,000 for the| Take tt 1 me court Agreeing to pay ‘be Saito Nee de Renton line, provided the rate of Sees whe tanued 1 interest on doferred pa @ re. | stra order a t $ to & per cent, the city; F lassy and blue ribbor oo. sada rentratas r, the higher ¢ utilities and finance committees of | Posten ney + Bel the counct! Tuesday * The rt picked out one new proposition to Receivers Cal-/of its ct {9 Tuesday, and | boun and P. ed inet ge Hum | This would a saving of who just about invented + | $212,500. Calhoun will take the off Y © supreme court re mediately with tt 1 and | straine Humphries —gave Will report to the r 01 0 | t a s own medicine, as Friday t were If the new proposition is a ted; Judge Humphries, you know, h by the bondholders, tt xed to find Attorney TI sibility that Councilmon gfried gullty of contempt and Marble, who have t ay, October 3, for maki to the purchase because t against him with the Bar ed the price extortior ation Prove the deal | ed dt Nke the {dea of acting ae judge, ; J | IMPROVEMENT CLUB MEETS jury and prosecuting attorney, all at j onee i «6A meeting of the New Queen "So, when Judge Humphrtes re § Anne Improvement club wil! be held fused to grant him a change of St the Presbyterian church, Fifth av. venue, he went to the supreme W. and Howe st.. Friday court, and got out a restraining or The question of the delay to atén the } pleting the Queen Anne bo Will be discussed. os, , 1 on trial Fr and commanding the judge to i : ar before the supreme court on NOW, THIS IS BETTER ober 31 to show cause why a = writ of prohibition should not per NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—It was ro manently issued against him to pre ported yesterday that Mrs. Cath- vent him from trying Slegfried h erine J. Blake was on the Of ® self. reconciliation with her hus Dr. J..A. Blake, and of givi he fern outside rooms in plan to sue Mrs. Clarer P 25¢ to 0c ewart House on a cha wart (1 Pike Public fections. HUNTERS ATTENTION! Deer season. OPENS ‘today, quail season OPENS today, grouse and pheasant CLOSES today. Duc geese and brant season OPENS today. Fishing season is open until January Ist. Game lawbooks, giving details free for the asking SHOTGUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS Winchester, Marlin, Savage, Colt, Smith & Wesson, Par ker, Fox, L. C. Smith, Rem ington, Stevens and Iver John- son. ALL MAKES OF GUNS—BEDROCK PRICES “RUBBER MARBLE’S GOODS BOOTS Goodyear Glove and Eureka Red Sole Hunting Pin-on Compass $1.25 Boots, Waterproof Match Safe ....50¢ $6.00, $8.50 A Complete Line of Marble's and $9.50 Hunting Knives and Axes HUNTERS’ SHOES Tokey’s hand-made Hi Cuts SLICKER COATS Lightweight green Hunting Slicker, waterproof and crack proof. Fully guaranteed $2.50 Other Slickers, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 She ests Shell Belt: 00. PIPER & TAFT 1117 2nd Av. (new style) $1.00, $1.50 and og Wentes A complete stock of Wire and Leath ready Flashlights Take one on your Hunting Trip ——FOR—— Special Announcement Friday Evening’s Star ——ABOUT—— Advance Information pale, ISSAQUAH Free stages this week. Phone Main 2661 for time table. David P. Eastman 505 LOWMAN BUILDNG perfection in a Hunting Shoe | (Comes AY PRINCE oF MONACO Yer ve BEEN “TENDIN' BAR TWENTY YEARS DELAY CAR TICKET HEARING. erwise, If, 0 To give H. L. Gray, formerly | chief engineer for the public fee commission and now tn private serv > avec la’ THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1}, 4? a a the city contends, it ts n of rate-making, but of effictent service and con one venience, the evidence will be dis practice, a witness called by the | regarded Seattle Electric Co., time to prepare From figures obtained from the his estimates of the company’s company’s books, Gray told the property valuation for 1911, 1912/ commission that in 1910 the com and 1913, and {ts earnings, the pub pany’s railway, light and steam pow- , Me service commission, with the|er property within the limits of the consent of the people's attorneys, late yesterday continued the car ticket hearing until next week. Final testimony and argument | probably will be presented to Olym- | pla Gray's testimony, as wel! as most | lof the evidence Introduced by the hcompany, was admitted by com. | mission, tentatively May Not Admit Testimony If the commission should decide that the present controversy tn- vo'ves a ratemaking issue, Gray's testimony will be admissible. Oth. OH, YOU NEBULAE! Here's a treat for all moon gaz | ers. You can get a peek at the nebulae in Andromeda, whatever that is to night without twisting your neck nnnecessarily, tf you'll take advan-) tage of the offer made by Prof. Boothroyd. of astronom. head of the department at the University Washington, who has set aside ev y Wednesday evening, from 7:30 10:30, for amateur star gazors at the university observatory Tonight old Jupiter and its five moons will be plainly visible. Prof. Boothroyd will also give popular lectures, to OHIO Cleveland—An_ investigation ot |the granite used in the new city hall building has been demanded. |—More than $40,000 has been sub seribed toward the building of a new Methodist church Columbus—Fred Shielda, official court stenographer, died suddenly last week of ptomaine poisoning, | while on an auto tour | Conneaut—Volunteer fire depart ment, one of the oldest in the state, to be disbanded—Citizens are try. ing to have the nickel plate shops, burned down in Chicago, rebuilt | here. Toledo—Congressman Sherwood has advised delegates to the Sixth annual convention of supervisory postoffice employes to demand con: | gress to increase their wages. DROWNED AT SEA? Eng., Oct. 1 HARWICH, On the steamship Dresden’s arrival, Dr Rudolf F. Die inventor of the Diesel motor, a passenger, was mis ing. Drowned | HAS NARROW ESCAPE | WOODLAND, Cal., Oct. 1.—Mana | gor R. H. Beamer of the Yolo Water | & Powor Co, was pinned under his] Jautomobile in an irrigating ditch and barely escaped drowaing, l¢—— © | | || HOW THICK 18 A BASE HIT? The margin of victory over defeat ia the thickness of one | base hit! Billy Sunday tn his articles on the world's series | || for The Star | * city represented a ci of $19,143,230, and t ings were 6% per cent Says Earnings Aren't High Tn 1908, the earnings, sald Gray, | were 9 per cent, and prior to t the earnigns were never above | per cent. In the cross-examination of Frank Dabney, nasistant treasurer of the company, who represented the tes | "ENT Sucriow : She’ s as Pretty Picture What a pity she has poor teeth. You will often hear this remark, for, t is a fact, that a good or bad set of teeth will make or mar the beauty of face Trueto-Nature | Teeth are the last word tn Dental elegance. 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W. Jones, chief puntant, that the company lost 00 in 1912 by the sale of tick ets on the cars, the city showed that $12,000 has b made by the company in unredeemed tickets since it obtained its franchise. It also was shown that when tick ets were sold on cars, thero is a 10 per cent loss demand for transfers Offset Loss on Tickets Poth these iter the eclty con- tends, tend to offset the company’s lows by the extra sale of tickets on) ‘oars, granting, for the sake of argu- ment, that the financial question enters into the merits of the pres ont Cans, | The city’s chief contention, how- ever, ie that since the company is |obtized to sell tickets in any quan- jtity the people may desire, at the |}points designated by the company |the question of money loss is not an tesue, but that {it resolver iteclf tirely to a q fon of service. ROGERS IS THERE WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. — The echo of the Seattlo riots has finally, reached Washington | It comes in the shape of a claim for damages presented by Bruce Rogers, officially authorized by the socialist party to do this and to de |liver lectures describing what hap. pened. A lecture was delivered in this city to which the secretary of the navy was especially invited. The | secretary did not attend the lecture, |but many others did. | gress tn the form of a bill, and will also be presented formally to the navy department ‘SCARE A BURGLAR A. R. Abrashin, grocer, 2201 Bast Jefferson st., outwitted a stick4fp artist Tuesday night, when he pre- tended not to understand English, and, speaking in Yiddish, addreared his 6-year-old boy, Sammy, in a rear room, telling him to make as much notse as possible. The boy did so. The thug, who was masked and was equipped with a big revolver, turned and fled MELON STILL UNCUT NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—The Union Pacific executive board adjourned without cutting {ts $82,000,000 sur plus melon, but will do so in a few days, THEY THRICE PROTEST TOKIO, Oct. 1—The Japanese foreign office has sent a third pro- test to Washington against the Cal ifornia antl-allen land law, AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Metropolltan—Motion pictures of the Hawallan Islands, Moore—Dark. Ralley & Mitchell Stock siest Way.” Pantages—Vaudeville, Orpheum—Vaudevitie, Empress—Vaudeville, Excursions Daily to Navy Yard Fast S. S. H. B. Kennedy Leaves Colman Dock 10:30 A. M.—1:30 P. M. Yard Open to Visitors. Other Trips, 6:35 and 8 A. M., | The claim will come up in con-| PROPERTY poe E MENTS THe CONSUMER? “HOLDS THE SAK ee ; When fa J. B. Powle elf And when he ls he & Co? high cost of Hving The Winslow iit Growers’ @ tation commenced suit in the su or court yersterda counting on shipments ‘ot straw berries made by It during July a August, the defendants t ing Powles ar J. ft. Powler association nye it 3 nen lew who was to market them alleged, marketed them to J. B Powlen & C« Western ay, and collected his 10 per cent And Powles & Co,, it ts further! set forth, disposed of the fruit and | ¢ | charged another commission The plaintiff says it objects paying two commissions MAN, 80, KILLS 2: BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.—Insar lie was the only explanation the | police could offer tor th or of | hin wife son, and then ® leide of Gilbert 8. Dean, a plumber Jand electrician, 80 years old their flat the Mission district jiast night | Dean shot his son, Gilbert, Jr, a tyoung man of 24, as he sat at sup per His aged wife, attracted by the shot, rushed in, then turned to es cape, and Was shot as she reached the back poreh Her blood, dripping onto the porch below, carried the first nows of the tragedy Meantime I bis rifle betw an sat down, pressed n bis knees, and shot himself. Wis, Oct. ci our « on ” my body are wit inflicted. It is a case of suicide. |My head has been working over er 3 fter writing this message on & Ph of paper and then pinning It to his newly purchased sult ing, J. W. Powderly sought out a grassy tree Just outsld committed su | welf in the head | ACCIDENTALLY KILLED LONDON, Oct. 1.—President T Frame Thomson of the Otis Bte company of America accidenta shot himself dead yesterday whil« unloading a gus. | BEAR THE LION. 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