The Seattle star., November 02, 1903, Image 5

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THE STARIS THE BIGGEST ONE CENT PAPER IN NORTHWEST
FOURTEEN KILLED, NEARLY 40 INJURED
IN A FRIGHTFUL RAIL WA V COLLISION
A Big Four Special Loafed With 1300
College Students Crashed Into a trav
el Train on a Sharp Curve i
INI.IAN.VrOI.IS, Oct 81—Nrarly
a se-strs s.£_|se-r*iuis err* hilled ami
tan ss-ore ©jured In * wreck on the
K.ei Four lhal occurred at tl >u*i-
IMs.-e. this city, at 10 a. It* It fWI-l
mainline.
» >!>.-. I*l train with l.SOfl student*
and th* football tr.di fiom Purdue
university crashed Into a heavy
gravel .in.
t'p ts I o'cltsck IJ bodies have
I '-.it taken from th* wreckage and
slin.ett aa many m.'ie ar* thought to
Im still burled beneath th. debrt*.
The list of seriously Injured num.
i-.-i. SI at noon and is rapidly In
t 1.-ie ■ _ •
tit th* e*cur*lonlits who were
coming io th* rlty to wltn**a th*
Purdue football gam* Mils aftsrnossn,
••• tr-aait- a man eecaped beUig more
r-r I*sa ' Sl'
Ther* ar* not a sufficient number
nf ambulance* tit th* city to remove
th-. seriously Injured.
Th* deed sr*
IIRORdK PIIAW. Iti.ll.tna Harbor.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, member
of the football t»am. •
J. HAMILTON. Huntington. Ind..
member of the team.
A It. POWELL. Houston, -tuber
of th* te*tn.
i: IL BOIinRTSny. Indianapolis.
WALTER ROtTRCU.
f'HARLCS n;in. ,
sam tsofinits.
•s. ii. rtnt'iiK.
PATHF.T MTLl'nr. trainer from
f'hh-iga.
•N. it HOWARD, merchant La
fa vett*. dl*d at hoatsttal.
FItANK TRfITT. Xohlesvllle.
Imi. died at tv -t !•-.! t-i
PRICE D. S. HOI.LI.Nr.rR.
Serious! ylnjured:
If. K. Wright of rendleten. InJ.
e;->ir- Bailey.
Dennis Long.
WIH Rprague.
Dr. Rsrtlnj.
W. C, MrHanus.
Charlss Lansman. *
flark Meyers. -s
I» Reach.
?'**»ph Knatt Batley. m* die
foreman Irvtn.
.Henry Behos*mak*r.
John Tanheman. Ctnclnnalt dying
at the HoepltaL skull crushed.
Th* wreck waa en* of the most
>austt»>.is In th* history of the road.
Th* special, loaded to the g-erde
with happy, cheering Purdue en
thusiasta, eras Just taming s curre
st a tft-mlle-sn-hour clip wb*n It
dished Into th* gravel train, which
ws. running at about the earn* rate
af *|.—> I There ma. • terrible
rr«sh sml 'hr two lysine were plleet
high Into one gr*st mas* nf wreck
er'
The college yell* and hurrah* nt
Ih* students within a twinkling of
an -v- turned Itvlo death groan* and
crl*s of terror.
The • -.n. was horrible in the eg
tretn* Th* bodies of the k'!'« 1 end
lured were horribly mangled and
crushed In th* debris. It wa* with
great difficulty that many of the In
jur*.! w«r* extricated from the
wrerksg*.
• " th* »nflr* »<j<-tir*!o ntrnln th*
MAYOR HUMES' SONS
LOCKED UP IN JAIL
Jay is Charged With Passing
Worthless Order and Start
With Striking an Officer
Jir *"d Start Humrs. both ...
Beattl*'* chi> f executive-, are 111 _il-!i-
Itig In lh* city jail . under serious
charge*; Jsy beesus* b* ta alleged to
leave paiie-d a worthl.** ordir contain
ing hia father* nan.' and Burt for
engaging if. a fight with I'ojlre B*r
g..t t Stuart whll* trying to secure the
rrtrsa* of .is. on ball.
Mayor Hume* has refused'ta Inter
trr. In thi matter snd will allow th*
late* to tsk* It* course, a* both hoys
hay* b**n In „*.«ibl« befor*. and Jay,
Mt. fa n.ifar. wbo ts aged '.-. has for
some tlm- past been night driver of
oe |t-.!i. - {..'-- I wagon, but Is said
ta hay* b*en remls* In his duties, t ,k.
lag two or three days oft every once
la a while. Last nlfht, under rhargs
-■f trying to dispose „' - Worthless or
#*r li. wss .rr. -■ and locked up un
der th* mm* of Jay Jons*.
When Btart If tors heard that hi*
brother arsi la trouble, h* went to po
lice headquarters la order to '..all him
out Its was not allowed to do this,
and It was explained ta htm that lh*
boy's father h*<J allowed toy tn *uf
l*r th* con*sqminers of his wrong-Inlng
esd would not Interfere with th*
roue*., of the law.
Thl* is laid to hay* enrsg*d Start
IS that he struck r'-1» „,• ntuan a
SS'tver with Ist fat.
a ,r> promptly pis.. ret him iind»r
Srretit and he wss |firl,f*d tip wllh hi*
brother,
W'-ert h»i r*r*nfly ril-im-d from
Cttlries, v>h>r< he hax brrO In Ihe go**,
irrtii. rl se-rylcr.
rear coach** were the Only one*
that escapee! beting totally wrecked.
Th* front coaches were smashed lulu
kindling wood.
Th* responsibility for the accident
lias not y*l been fixed.
The only explanation ao t • » 1
s tu.-- t for th* wreck I* that the
gravel tram was **tit out mi th*
sttt-ng track. Niiin.-i.'iis accidsnts
on th* lug Four litis.- occurred with
in lha past y**r owing to th* fact
that wh*n th*freight traffic I* un
usually heavy ll ha* been oust»imry
to send esit-bound trains out on
westbound tracks, and vice versa,
and to bold speclata 'i 11.1 even regu
lar tralna between elation* and *x
pext U.'"gU> mak* up tlm* after th*
tracks have be*n cleared. It 1* be
lieved that th* rssss*ng*r w*a not
blocked while entering th* yards
and within th* city limit., and th»t
th* gravel train had '"'•'* given th*
right of way on a tracK whn* It
didn'ek belong. "■
WIRELESS
INSTALLED
Revenue Cutter Grant Can
Now Talk With Shore When
Out at Sea *
(Syesisl to Th* Star.)
rOftT TOW.NSUNU. Oct Sl. Th*
retenue cutter OranL C*pt Twsler, rss
turned from IVrt Discovery Bsy yet*
t raises sfta-nij -ii. wltk ii new * ra
teas st-i-si. Installed »-t nrarty
| ready fur formal etpentng It 1* less
than a week since (ten. A, I. New pat
bl* a*..stent. began wurls en lh*
• irsnl
W hll* flen N.w ard Capt. Tesllrr ra
ti.. > li aay anything as to whether j
th* Grant* Instrument* had t*««n
glv.n a trlaL pref.rrtng In wait until
*vrr> thing shsll bs la „!■««. It
waa learned from ...
lhat yesterday, whll* th* Grant was at
anchor la In.- ot *n lln. mess****
s».-t-■ fl**h*d tv th* cist! .in In thl*
ctty and at I' -ti ra»T. and repli**
were recelvesS.
The Mraat W-ave* tt»tay for Friday
Harbor on Ran Juan Utarut, where Ihe
fourth i-t th* . ■-. .f government
itatlona stilt b* erected. Work 1* to b*
eeiqtm*rr.-*d at that point at one* and
In.i.is if I* > »-**k. II I. expert ed
that eesaaMMleatltSi will b* established
with the in totaled 1.U.-.-t
UNHAPPY COUPLES
The following divorce suits all on
ground* N non-repport. were Instl.
luted: Helen Mri'oy against Dennis
McCoy; Lulu ' ..se against David
<;,est*; Ann:.- Aylimirs- again*! ' leer** j
. rhetor*.
Mny.tr Hum** aat In hi* Itttlea thl*
morning, melancholy and sorrowful,
but dignified and firm. When a*k*d
If h* had snrthlng to toy tor th*
Htar. h.« put Ih* matter briefly, evi
dently suppressing d*»p emoll'in.
"I am th* mayor of this city." h*
said slowly, "snil I sm sl*o a father
and a I. -I. .111.1 I believe that a
father or b husband who would h*
d*af to th* appeals of his rhlldren
or to th* pleading* of *n *gonl*«d
mil., I* not worthy th* nam* nt
father, nor i*a*wring of the lov* and
devotion bestow**! upon him. I b*.
llev*. Ilkewls.. that *n official who
.allows any personal consideration lot
Interfere with hi* offlf-lal duty. 1.
not fit to b* au official. A maror I
who would allow his own personal
feelings to Interfere with hi* en
forr#ment of th* law, would not hs
fit to be mayor. I itn ir.nyor of this
city. And I ,-. it. no reapector
of person*. My personal *or*
rows ar* my own; my per
sonal aufferlng la my own*
my personal humiliation I* my own;
and tb* sorrows sml suffering sn-1
I. ii..:,..fi-.ii of those drar to in* are
inlns to deal with a* l>«-.t I ran
personally, nut these things but*
naught to do wllh the mayor of this
city. Th* mayor of this city is
wrvlt-g In an official e-iparlty, and
fsrliot* sorrows, even though lh*y
ittt In bla own family, cannot and !
ntirt not Intftrff-te with III." mayori
it this iity in the discharge of bis!
iffltl.il duties." j,
BALLARD IN THE THROES
OF A BIG CITY SCANDAL
CRY OP MUNICIPAL CORRUPTION IS RAISED—GRAND JURY IN
VESTIOATION THREATENED — SENSATIONAL EXPOSURES
©
PREDICTED AT A BIG MASS MEETING TONIGHT
(Special tO TH* Star)
li \t 1. st-|>, .., t IL—A* a result
of rlisrg** and rountsr rhsrget* of
graft and offlctal corruption., ih*
whole Instils workings of th* city
I'l *1 llllifllt of 11.1 ltd pt. in!.- to
have an st. Ing. If th* assertions
mail* by prominent ilUtriis hers are
t.i,- ctfdlted. *»
Not only will th* charge* be sired,
but thoa* making -in tlet l.i c lhat
th*y hay* proof* of th* ae-cuaatlon*
that they will lay h*fur* Prose, utlng
Attorney Hcotl. with th* d.nitnd
that he iii.k. a thorough tttve*tl*o
-tlofi. If S. felt refuses to get, ihey
threaten to go before Judg* II ii and
ask lhat h* lmm*tllat*ly tali a grand
Jury to Investigate corruption in the
Halliard city government.
A big maa* meeting of 'liens
hss t.-.-ii called tv meet tonight In
Ihe city hall to mnslder these charg
es of fi i.i i I. is expected lhat Ihla
will result In font* dssflnll* r-0. as
outlined atia's » being ts'grn.
Th* . mi..-. mad* aflect almost
ARRAIGNS WHOLE !
P. 0. DEPARTMENT
RETJRINQ AUDITOR MAKES SENSATIONAL REPORT ON THE
LACK OP ADMINISTRATIVE METHODS
WASHINGTON. Oct. XI -Auditor nf
Ih* l*e*'-tt *> Department ■'..11.. whs
Is about la retire betcsue* .1 - I'll- ..nt
growing out ef th* postal fraud In*
vmtisisilon. delivered a cattail* »»'«
dietary t it', la an -rnt.i r»p it.
ss l,i, h assigns ths present troubls la a
lark ot administratis, .Ih'aal* In till
dipsrtntent snd. In ..ml largely
holds tie* post set., s*n*rsl ». - >-unl-
sbls far th. recent scandals.
The report I. . crlil, t«iw nn ihs
methods -if .r-r."i-llrt_ Through con*
—DID yOU SEE IT? SAID ONE;
ft WAS IT REAL?" ASKED ANOTHER
i Ther* wi* something In Hi* hr*v*n*
tail ntght. Delated hren.' i >ii« ■ il
, iffie, i Intl.- Un- frlais fin their founda-
Ileitis. w*r* s. guessing Two such
ell-li • wer* tolling up over the hill
along Bprlng in •-. having l-m out
Mi'lfi-i for a little celebration Hurt
dealy they *.r. confronted with lb*
phenomenon. Across the stretch "4
Inky '.rknee* that spread abov* th*
I hnrtOee* ther* appeared long, brilliant
•treaks of glowing rotor, which f..l*-l
Into white, th*n kgsln hurst Into sis t.i
r..sii.r-.« tinging ..ft Into yilluw Th*
twa ifr-.-.-t at rack *th*r. snd With
rare delk-sry looked away etc rem*
limited lh.tr Interrupted ronvsraatton.
I*r***ntls a lurid light spread over lh*
hill md str.sk* In lb* sky did an«th*r
Iswt--. ! -*c -..(.!,- stunt. Aa bvfor*. *arh
looked al th* other end ... nothing.
I It was no tlms for words, snd Ihets
waa still th* chsnre ft . otlstsk*.
mm
in rum
SLEEPY-EYED BIRO PERCHES
ON POSTOFFICE AND AWAITS
COMING OF THE HALLOWEEN
SPIRITS
A «lr.- owl I* visiting th* big
buildings down town toelsy .net iiisly
> assailing ths coming of night. ll* St..
Irst noticed sl In Su ii rlo. k this morn*
j hig hy Contractor A. V. Dow • ...1 UM
gang of men rngagrd In constructing
th* n.w rtrt.wn building st th* north*
w**t corner nf Klrst; as mm and Hlrniil
sir*.t. At first lh. mm thought It
wa* an *sgtf>.
Oddly rnongh th* bird percfird on
«n Iron rod pr..).-. tin* fr«m th* lid* of
a '■ ,ii-!i:, * north i.f th* new una, wh*r*
a slgn-advsrtlslng •> cigar nntiitd aft.r
th* owl-* relation! ws* palntret. Aft*r
i»ii. ,11.1-.a Ihrr* sn hour, li" wa*
stared away Ity small, hoys snd limit
a rttttsl on top of lh* postofllre liulld-
Ing. Th*r* h» . ,i. out of all harm
gnd bllnkrd down wisely a,1.1 s.n inly
on ths boy* who triad io rcsrh him
SSI til -':.':' .
A* th. owl i. apparently wild, hi.
pre-scnr* In lh* rlly I. ■ mystery.
Himill trt.ys think that this on. stols
• war out of bis 1... roo*t todsjf a ,
•i.if tiiin.il of th* ur fovern
!mr nt It I* asserted that ft -«>•
have, been *■■-ui.*-l which, nn the
face of thrm. 'A'" h graft in the
l-ii. ... of suppWe* for o'> depsrl*
in.nt., |..iiii. I.i nu 111.r.W.1.1 de
partment, ll I* . l,ilined that th* rlty
hs* teeen paying prices for i'a .11
--plle* .r-.-.ii.i from a local firm, that
•t* eiorbltant and far in **c*as ef
what Ihe*. .nn aupptl** rould H*
purchased fur bolh hei* and uutalil*
of th* elty,
Aniitt.er chaig* of graft I.ellSl
mad* In rafsrencs to th* purchse*
by the city of lots for th* n*w . iv
water reservoir, ll la tilt"- i it,si
a c*rtain city councilman madr g> **
fnr htmaelf on th* deal. The *..■—.
I* i. ' that ten week* b.f..tr tit*
porch*** Waa mad*, h* took in.ni
hil* ef th* city council up lo l-..*
st Ihs sits. Thsn. Just *two days
before ths city council d*cld*d tn
purt-h.ee th* •■ - for tUOo. it' i.
1 ill!,- 1 that thl* 1'..t.11-'llt-.r.!l t..r!,r>|t
MM stt*. j>.t>iisg but 11100 fur Uw
gi.«*i ial Inset lain. It points out
wherein • » .1. ... annoalty has kern
and I* psld out up-ui mers retitllcs
-11.-n* wllh.,ui a cherk or review. It
Set. no account Is kept by the auditor
of posts*, stamp*, stamped psp*r. *„
v.i -,'fs nor ts there between lh* de*
parim.ut and msnufacturerw or r--n
--tsaetsere fate furntshlDg surh p*p*r.
Ccitle quote* lb* • - to absolve him
self from blame and fsllur* to detect
h»ll>*ry r.nn.. t. 1 wttk th* ptirrkas*
of patented articles
So th*y aald nothing, but when they
had reached th* top of lh* -hill a*>■! '
th* I» „..., . tn Ih* l.ttlrhs Still
went ren. they stopped Just then lh*
s(r*ska dlssppaared anal midnight
darkness s*ttt*d sever the te . atlhfselt
Irel on Ihe rrrst. each br*c«d sgslnst
Ib* other, and suing searchlngly int..
earn ether* f*r«*.
"Jack." said on*, "did yen are sny-
IhlngT
' Was It rt a', old palf" answered the
other with a questlten ef his own.
And the two boon rompanlons moved
on .lain
The spectacular display retnllnsrel
wtth now and then a rurtaln, until
dawn, when th* slreski of color
merged Into a fslnl yellow and dls
spp**r*d _^t wss lh* sursers bureglls
r***. 'd m th* northern sky. Men
■ iiii.ti* who were, for one rrasna or
anesther. belated last nlgtiL will prob
ably b* glad to know It.
.
that he might he on hand tonight '••
watch th* teelated Hallowe'en < •(■ 'i-ee
tlon.
ASLEEP AT!
THE SWITCH
— !
Scott Blund*ri Again and This
Time Admits He Is Wrong \
Th* ess* of th* State sgnlnst
K. J. M'niiiv. charged with
practicing d*ntlstry without a
llcens*. was dismissed by Hu»
perlor Judge 11*11. this morning,
on th* motion "f th* prosecut
ing sttnrney. Hcott ststrel thst
he hsd dlscov*r*d that his of.
firs* was In .run and thai Mr.
Murray, aftrr all. was a duly
qualified practitioner.
Ni:iV YOIIK. Oft. 11-Today Is to
all LeU li.*> .in. a memorsble dsy. It
waa on Ortoleer 11, 11. lhat Martin
Luther •■iit.ii.h.-l i.l. t -1.1, i .it. -I US
th..-*. which «icii.,;e.l th* advent of
th* reformation. The ohurchea of
lb* Lutheran denomination through
■■•ill! world will coinm»mtnorate
Iba *v*nt tomorrow by dltlne tte-rv
la. In Hi-li lisnsss as* »._,.,,,..
I lots. it- thru, ii i* said, turned th*
tuts ovrr to the city and |«» ketrd th*
1100 dlfersnr*. 0
Th* old rharg** of ih* appoint*
©nt to |.nl.ii. utile* by the mayor
snd t-iiiini II nf men nnt lions fi It
-.-.I if,iis of the clly, contrary to Isw,
la alao a f*atute of ths scandal tint
I. brewing.
Ths most Important ens* of thl*.
It I. tlshiiMtl, is m, ,! of John o'lwtf,
•> ii ' i im-i.'l- iii of water wnrk* Not
only, la It • 1.1,. r I, thai < • li >s I. not
ellglbl* to hold th* of lit c In doe* on
it-count of nnt having been a t>-«i
-I. Nt nf Ilaell.nl on* net prior to
tii. ti*,'t ..1,,.,!-.. .... bul his past r*c*
.nt Is .resell..l
Ol>«y*|* thatge I with being an
*»->*oiivl.|, but wllh i-li lhat. 111.
•aid h* hss been th* most effle lent
sopertatendeni of wstrr works Hal.
in l^'i ■» ever had. O'Lny was par
doned out of the penitentiary sfl«r
srrvtng but a few months of * thr**.
y**r tern f,.r robbery. It I* ststed
that the mitigating clrrumatancea
surroundit%r ths crime of which he
was tctnvlcted. w*r* *uch a* to war.
rsnt tbs governor to grant him •*
--•i*uttv* clemency. This however.
ht| «it*mte* do not take Into account.
•ml th*y •IS Insisting that tb*
mayor tsmov* him.
Mr mm
club must
GREEN LAKE ATHLETIC
CLUB WILL GIVE AN
EXHIBITION
I'ur the Msrpaaa of r*lsinfe fund*
to buy land and erect a building for
a club bouse, the ilr**n Lak* Ath-
Mle flub will give ■ boilng. wr**.
tllng and bag-unrhlng exhibition at
«lr«*n t-ak* ti»it Monday evening,
Il.tl: * COlHrsta bse|W**n th* fir!
towing tali will ... on the pro
gram: Ilowman and Warren, Ilieh
at !*■>!! .... and Gib
son. Clark and Williams. Prof, Kid
Madden, .. • iin't [.-..n bantam
weight of th* world, and Dick Urren
of Chicago. Kid Park* of Meant* and
Jim i',.. i . of i)r**n I.t. Perry
Qu**nan arid I! Parker of Otern
Ijiki.
lleewrsed seal ticket* >>n sal* at
th* lii'rn Ijss. drug it. i.
MM
MnnifLu
SKAQWAY LINKS IN PORT
WITH LATE ALASKA NEWS
with Important advice* up to
•>•! St. th* night of 1,., departure
from th* northern port, rsn psss*n.
g*rs and 1:90.000 of tr*aiure. th*
Kksgwsv liner City of H**ttl* ar
rived ttii* more lute. Three day* of
i ..ti.lent rain prior to h*r d*(iarture
enabled a iif dose* of Ihe Tukon
ils.-t steamera Ifl get off It,. sand
bar* r hr- . they wer* stranded.
Th* aim* rsiu caused disastrous
avalanrhea and isnd slide*. Indira*
lions sr* that th* boat* will reach
' their destinations.
A 1nn.1.l il- occurred at Caribou
Oct. IS. whlrh delayed th* train* on
ths White Pass tsllioad for *• s.-i ,tl
hours, hut did no se-rloua damage.
On Oct. 11, several btilldlnga and
'.issuing*. situated on th* outskirts
of .1 utie hi, w*r* ass.pi aw.-iv by an
avalsnrh* tint ram* roaring down
th* Sid* Of tit* mountain, at th*
1,...* of which Juneau is situated.
I.urklty mi persona war* In the
I building* at the time, and no fatall.
i ties occurred.
A foot if mow fell at Haines on
lh* 10th. but was melt.-I by the
1 rain In a day.
of th* trrssur* brought by the
Hmtlle, 11 11,1(1 waa bullion on Hi.
way to H<tn Krnnrlsret from th.
Treadwell mine. Th* balance wa*
mi )•> lip In pokes brought out by j
pasgeiigera. As . .mi, th* lln»r had!
S00« r*.*** nf salmon from ChllriHit.
B. A. Toung, a mining expert frum
Taroma, returned from 'Juneau. |
whrr* he has h..r-n Inspecting the'
prnpt>rtl*s of th* Hutheiiand nnd I
Alaska I'arlflc mining rnmnanle*.
ll* brings an encouraging report of
mining rnndltlnns ground Juneitti.'
At i:.,gl" M..nm .in. he ssya. whrr* !
a tunnel hi. i n atarted. there is
enough gold to Inst '•nn yxati
A. Kits in mnnag*r of the Wyn
dapi «*hl*f (Told Mining company
end th* California Mining company,
nt Wiiiiiin Hay. and Charles War-
Son of |in Hun. were prominent
mining nperntors who returned
Capt. Nd nl.nn reports lhal he rn
cotint*r*d h*«vy bouthesst gsloa tin '
* hta am. mum JI m— ■ - A
BIG NEW BANK '
- FOR SEATTLE'
James D. Hoge Will Retire as President
• of the First National Bank and Will Be
come the Head of a New Financial
Institution
One of the most inii-tt..tit flnan
cial teals a* ceinsunutiate-d In th*
history of this city Is writ in I- t
way, and It* Official announcement
1* only withheld !■ i the reason thnt
seversl minor l*t*ll* sis y«l tv be
artsngsd. _ •
In th* flrit plWre, within ft Vrry
• lir.it 'lint*, a few weeks *4 most, a
hanking and trust company latger
than any now tv thl* rlty, will lie
opened for business In ths rooms re.
relitly occupied by th* leondun A
I-..!. Ii si«...n ■i«... iMink, In the I'ost
liitelligenreT building, en Cherry
Mit— f JI will bs known is th*
I'ni'.'. (tf.tingi li ink, jn 1 Trust t'l.in
l-.i.v. *ii I will 1.-- capttallxpd at 1100..
'r>«i ail nf is hi li has „:,.., i> been
suhsrrlbsd,
Jsttirs 11. 11. I It .1 1. t.t of th*
First N*imi »l 1...! i. will sever his
pr*seiit n I itl .ii* with this Institution
un .n.is ..-iii .i 1, and beeotn* th* ci
ecutlv* heed .if th* n*w institution.
Also, within a few* mouth*. Ih*
room* « th* ground floor of th*
I't-wl-liitrlltgeurer liullillng, imw or.
cupl*d by lhat u» >■• ■) n -1. together
with prnhably all Ihe reat of th*
flral fleeter .j-.- * tif that building on
t-». ■>■! 1 avsnu*. will be '•-. i| i-.l by
th* new hsuk This will Ire don* a.
soon *• the I ■-■•st Intelllgi I.- n rati
I soon as Its n*w location, which. It
t» its n» ■ if-h. It
li laid, will be on lower t'nlun
STAMPEDE
TO ALZEK
rSpse-isi te Ths Stir)
Din'StlN, V. T„ Oot. H—Another
stamped* Is on to Ihe new dtatrlct .if
Alack. Thla Is in th. White llors*
se. i,-.... and It reused ranslde rsbte eg
ill. mci i in the early spring The new
•irik* hag keen marl, thirty tildes to
Ihe weatwsrd. The discoverer bro-eghl
In fnrty ounctes of ceiarse gold and nug
gets. The tirg**t of th* let Set wss
worth IIS. li I. new practically cer
tain that another Urge ramp will b*
opened In that section.
LAST CHIEF OF
HIS TRIBE
(•••cial t* Th* Star.)
OI.TMPIA. Oct. ll.—Chief Kettle,
Ihe last chief of th* st,,!;.snn trld*
of Indiana, dl-1 sullenly )retards)
st th* horn* of his *on-ln-taw, James
T-itrin, on Mud bay. ll* was nearly
sl ye.i. of at*. Death was due to
li.-iil- which he contracted trom
a bad cold a few day* ago. Th* fu
neral will tak* ills.. from Mud Lay
Sunday afternoon. /
ESTELL RETURNS
W. II 17.1*11 Immigration Inspec
tor In hsrg* st Seattle and Tacuma.
arrived List night from I- ttlsnd,
where he has been working In eon*
nection with the deportation of two
women recently arrrated there by
Inspector J. I" 1 jet i' for coming to
thl* ceiuntry for Immoral purposes.
It was Mr. I'.*t*ll'a lnt*ntlon in tike
lh* women tn New T'>rk on their
way hack to France, but habeas
corpus proceeding* drlayed the mat
ter.
ill
IKO Prcond Aye.
T Careful
Attention
Which w» show to ea. I, and ivcry
one of our pitrons Im mudi this
place what It I* the Mill Pstputsr
liitt.iiir.int In the City.
Chicken Dinner
: Sunday
COITKi; to PSRTEUTION.
street. Th* r«»ct plare roulil not
h* learned by th* ftar owing to the*
I
In order to are ommodat***the new
Institution th* entire lower floor of
th* |st*t Int. :; _.-,. >r building l.i '
hsv* to b* remodeled, but whtl* lh*
• ■ ■ !■ 1 alteration* ar* going on th* j
l..ink twill trans business tn th*
fi.lim r .'ii.ut.i« of the London A 1
Hun Francisco bsnk. ,
Th* I'nlon S'-s h..« Hank and Trust
Company will do a general banking
buslnses and will also hay* a largs
■US lugs St. ttust deportment, and
th* fact that so cnnsrrvstlv* *nd
LOST FRdGHT
Bert Hamilton a. r*-a,rted to th*
police today the loss of a 1. •« of
household goods arid a gill.. valued
at ll'"'. He shipped tb* ■*"••■!« tn
town lii»n Oreen l-ileu atatlon. It*
stat** that he Ins ne.s»r *«-.•!! th*
goods •!!,■► snd thst po trace can he
found nf either th* hoe c the grip
OIL
HEA TERS
I -I can quickly remove the chill from your sleeping apartments
or bathroom with a 'Brightest and Ilest" Oil Heater. These heater*
are hHiidsotn.ly mad* of Itussls Iron, and In us* *r* clean, odorliia
and smokeless. Th*> coat but little to operate and are an Ideal d»
vie* for beating any room where a stove cannot be set up.
_^^Mt*mmmm^^r Main Store—Frit ■*""• md Pining st
Northwest Inure Aunes SIS llnl A»* IS
They Try to
Imitate
Cole's Hot Blast
Coal Stove
But the remarkable features of this fuel-say-
Ing, heating wonder are patented. Imita
tions, therefore, can't equal the original. The
*ord* Tola's Hot Blast from Chicago" are
on the smokeless feed door. Competitors
say they have a "just as good," but we bank
on the original Cole's Hot Blast—and we sell
them.
iS r-
ERNST BROS.
606 Pike Street
substantial a financier ss Mr. Hogs
Is behind th* deal, sssurr* th* POO*
pl* #.-t. ,iti. that it will le* a suc
cess and that th* utmost confldenc*
csn Im placed ii. th-Onstltutlon.
The Kt«r r*relved th* Information
thst th* 'I**. was soon to bet com
pleted sfter I'M o'clock this after*
i...mi. and an effort waa made to •*•
Mr. ling* in order to verify the ft
port, but i.i- could not be found. But
th* Star Is In a position to state ah*
solut-ly that ths proJ*ct will be put
thWtugh Just as sbovs outlined.
The QUAKER
fcltUG CO.
1013-1015 First eve., Glob* block
I'honr*: Msln 12*0. In_„ 1210.
Every Day
Prices
'utlcura P.i*p . . , . ISc
I-'i'i .tt latum Syringe, good
quality 43i
Rest r ■ '-r f;ir,vea«, any color,
P*lr 00«