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AGED INVENTOR
KILLS HIMSELF
DESPONDENT OVER> HIS FAILURE TO RAISB FUNDS TO PER
FECT A NEW MOTOR. JOHN MARTIWOLEW OUT HIS BRAINS
AT GREEN LAKE
Impendent over bts failur* to
ratio sufficient funds to perf*<"t &1*
uumerouu lamttOSt and trown hl«
life with unccexa, John Martin, «S
yearn of ait«. killed hlm»elf near his
honi^. at Own l*ar, Mondsy
night.
After making careful preparation*
fur the tragedy of hU life and leav-
Ing a lengthy letter uf explanation
to the general j>ul>U«\ h« wandered
off Into tba deep weods, <tiuliw<l a
pint flunk of whisky, placed the
■iukli' of a it >aUb*i revolver ju*t
bark of bU right ear and blew out
bis brains. Ills determination It
ahown by the fact that the i many
bad twice !>«*n snapped on rart
rtdftea that bad fatted to explode.
Neighbors found bis body TMttT
•lay afternoon.
Because Martin bad no reiclver
of bis own. and the peculiar post
t!i>n of tli.< weapon when found,
IVpi . Coroner Arnold, w:ho Inves
tlgate<l 11: ca««, ftr»t thought It to
lut a murder, ««peclalty as the dead
man's wlf<\ b»twe»-n spells of vio
lent weeping, bitterly aci-tinod J.
\V««tbr«M>k, with whom Martin bad,
* few days previous, bad some
trouble.
"I u.vri will b«ll«r« that John
Martin killed himself. Ha wax
mnril.rr.l. I 101 l you. Only a few
day* AX' Mr. Wevtbrook said that
he would blow hi* tl —— old head
off,'* mi- UM startling dtvlaratlon
of the wtvplnc womaa. With trr»t
difficulty «aa ah* rotnforted by th*
little croup which •>irTi<'in<lttl the
carps* nt hrr husband.
A rkwe examlnatiun of th* dead
CASTOR IA
For Inliut* and Children.
Tfae Kind YoiHm Always Bought
Bears th« ; _
PIANOS
M ' in
ajp^*# «*^
ftaao prim hare tak«a • Urri-
SMo tumble. ClSae's Piano Houm U
' bow In a petition to off..- Ut« mat
-1 eat bargains ever awn Id ••»•
Organ* almost riven kit This
clearance tale in a surprise. It will
par yon to Investigate.
aiNE'S PIANO HOUSE
Tremendous
Bargain
t .inn of th# very choicest val
ley 1.ir..!, half hour • rid* on
liiS.tuiin. All fl».ir»d and
In meadow; on« of the brat
' pieces in the White ntver Val
ley, tor lI.SJO. On MHV twill
of payment. Don't ml** this.
A.Lawrence,
9C3*/ a SECOND, AVENUE.
M«k The ICoufhton * Hun
%mf ter Special 17-Jewcl
-<t^h- Watch during October
tt'frK '" 920.00.
ff« > V J Hn«« watch In the
m/CaJF w«H f»r Jinythlne lilt*
thae rnon-y.
HOUCHTON A HUNTER,
Jewelers.
704 Fint Av«nu«. B«attlt.
IBONNIV-WATeON CO I
f\a»nt Cumm a*4 B»fe» MR r«r I
in Thi'l ••• »»4 '..«»••• «*r*n I
T»i«r<>«i« M«l» It ■»»»«■. »<•> I
f Am Alwsra Wttlln* t« Wait f»r
Mr V*» l.niH Cur» la rrffctwl
H*' • NO MISTAKB-CONBULT
#""SCO **'-* eup-rloe af«
• ' ~ :\ t»« original m»i6
*T A mla ef irtatmtnt
X 9 "tat I hay« d**«t
fc-'ja lK^ «f*'J Uirrnijph II
KJ """ A Jr»ar» of mitt 11
I*• \ f/ *nd 'tiKilou* prkih
IJ^s* W tie* •* n ir"-' l«lm
TV. t / t In tn^tt'M dl«^B«««
WU/V that Ida not fall
j&tf>' J S j** *rt *^'^r* • fur* In
&ErS MEN ONLY
on. uEi.i.r.r,
Ik' I- -flu l Ki>. rla!l«t
It it practu* l» wholl/ r«nfln»«l ti> Ih*
r»ll'<»inc «Urn—»: ••tV»*kn''ii»." Coo.
in |».| liiirir^tr*. B(Kiclfic U:>(xt »'«4
--•on, aii-i 111")
M t »iinp>ii<-t, •■!.!»" th« ITrst of
T««f T»»r« • Man." mall«I frc». Coi>.
•ultatlon tr" ml offlc* or by > all.
Syndicate Doctors
IK Marlon llrtit. S«attlt. Waah.
man'a itnrkvU broiiKbt to Utht th>
i-anti» of Martin* ''••Hi «'■ ' the
wontitn «•• ftnally ronTlm-ed that
hrr himhand hail rutnmlttpd snlcM«>.
Wr«iiih»4 waa prevent and denied
bavin* quarreM wtlh Martin. 11 ■
aa.UI that If ii'«jm-»tr'l.ti> ,11l Ml 110
would make a Ktalt'im'iii "< «vi>ry-
HiiiiK h» had ever had to <lo with
Martin.
The revolver tv found tucked
under th» IkHjy. The wblaky Hank
bad Im-vh nhatterod Into fraxmenta.
I'.irly MonJay morning. Martin
x.'itns to haw it.-i t.l.'il to tai hla
own iifi». At that time h« rall«<t at
a neighbor's houi* 1111 l after
writing a long letter matte a vain
attempt to borrow a rvvolvur. ' Ilia
requint wai refused, but hf> tnu*t
have secured on* from *um«lMM)y
»!■-•". m bis wife states that in- ntver
had a revolver of bis own.
Twenty«flvn cartridges were found
In a well worn pnrse In ona of the
dead man's pot-keta. They were' of
xrwrul different makra and sites
and evidently old. Three chamber*
of tlu> pUtol hail been loaded.
That day Martin- wlfs waited
for hts home coming In vain. About
• o'clock at ntgbt several pcoiria
living In thai vlc-lotty. lacludlng
Marttn's wife, heard the report of
a pittoL It was not until tb* body
was found that th* significance of
Hi« abut waa known.
BM !• '.<!.< 1 (hat an
aaeaaaarr, Th»
u>.lv wan removed to tba lionney
\Vat»on BllUm,
Martin, was »«■!! r.!n.-»tr.l and
■ oiiik h.-re from s*.»4i*a.l when a
l-iy ll* bad "iK-nt yntt In a *tu.'.y
of ftirrhaalra. but bad ni'tit aiM.-v -
«•«! turrmni with I now motor wblrh
h« I. !••»<• I vuul.l r. \i>liitl ■!»!;<• In
dustrial roadtttona. Ilia ,hN>r«
■ay h# waa a drr»ro.r. bat a J.--1 1
thlnhpr.
A tAr.l «aa found la an Ituldt
pocket »"irlnit Iba trrt* scat«ar«>,
"Tonight **<••> ih« rndlnn of my
«lm>ra." TbU termed to ha»» b»«-B
butlly » r«*!.t|. aai rvtd^utljr la
Ihe (UrkDMa, with a !•» I p«nclL
Th« wordt »r«i ■ xr-i-ir tlbU
Sir*. Martin »iu< Martin's anrond
* if-' 21 J besides hrr t!.» d.-4.l man
li-.lt lht.-«> WU. hMIMI l>) hU
ftnt *ifn »r« well known In tb«
*«■(. wbrre Martin at on* tlm« iv
a romnocltnr in a ft*w*paj|iMr uffi. p.
Tbomaji Martin, on* of tbnm, la
'tinnnt.ii with the Itanday and
KT^nlns N>-w», of Krwark, N. J .
and John Martin. th« otbrr, U with
tti«» Hotel Uaotta I*ubU«btßß com*
pany, of N«w York.
4rama \\\s* been tent —M
n.itifjinf tb«m of tbclr ratb«r*a
death.
| SHOT
11
YOUNG MAN'S ATTENTION TO
GIRL OF (2 YEARS RESULTS
IN SHOOTING SCRAPE
<S««*lal to Th« Star)
NEW TORK. OcL tl—WltlUm
O'Connor. a rtrb v ,un« real ratmt*
broker, was »hoi and a«rtou*ty
wonadrd l.jr Wolf I'bit II pa. ao ari.i
dtrrrtorjr publisher b*cau»« o( bU
(O'Connor'O uli-ni' to Mrs.
I'hlllip*. At Saratoga amaxtmrnt
waa caused some tlmo ajco « tb«
•■Ubt of Mr. »'h.;i.t»« «ho U 61
j-*«r« <>lil and who <lr<-"«Ti llk« a do*
butaelc. ral*Hng th« ■liino« room
on tk* a.*-o of VConnnr, an athMle
ma a of 24 raw*. with fhUUpa. a
Itttin old man dr«vs*fl In blark.
Ifioklag trtrr •'■> hi* TO r^«ra.
Irottlec alone la tbo rrar. It M
not uousual for Mrs Phillip* to »p-
P*ar at breakfast In a low-citt I
|u«d. her nwk roverwl w!th rorai
beads and a I'.r.nt waif thrown
alxmt her »tiout<lrr«
O'Connor la at Ilelk>vttt hospital
In a serious condition from the *f
in tit of th» shot In the neck, wbkh
b<i r>«<-i-.«-<l In tin- hallway of the
l'hltllpa' home. i'l,,ihi>a *am I
O'Connor, and not he, fired the first j
shot. »lil'll the old man way*
eian> 'I off a linn, h of l.fya which
be bad In hit trous«ni' pocket.
Van Cotl Dead
NEW lORK. 'x' 18— Po«tmaster
Cornelius Van Cott <!lod all 3:23 Tea
l( rdiir arternnon. 11. win stricken
at hi* office Monday with »ni' In
digestion, which caused an attack
of heart failure. He was 68 Tears
of nr,". 110 had ln-< n In 111 health
for R'iini" time, »hl< h was caused or
augmented by polltlral dlflrultle*.
Charxpa were, made against the
coadn' > of the office, during the
postal Investigation, and recently
Van Cott'a son was arrested for al- i
leged regUtratloa - frauds.
Had Miraculous
Escape
mam- ■^mmmrvvmß
(Or rlpt>« News Aas'n.)
SANTA nAnnAnA.Ort 28.—Cut.
brulacd and bleeding from bead to
foot hii I with her clnthlng torn ill
mojit completely off, Kmma Cul-
Im it ;, wan found lylnc against a
Larbwlre frnce tonight. i
In untying a muln tin- girl became
entangled In thp ' [«•■ line. The
i •.' i run away, dragging tier a
■I'l.ui.'i mil* overarockyroaii. Mfk-
Ing linoil. .ill» ill hor n-. i.liv Ji'i I.iml
Hint bounced along, and finally
mi nun-. Into ah orchard and to the
fence. Tho rhllil, when found, wai
first thought to l>« dead, but nil*
«m revived unit lati'f arose and nn
rt-.-.iit.>t walked liioik- A nn.lt. .il
•-«ninliiHtl«n Hhii«r>l her remark
niil" ■ «. Hi"- from tMitotm Injury. No
ii.mii wcrrb roken, nor wera any
Internal Injuries miatnltied. m
MEAD AT QOLDENDALB
nni.nKXDAt.ll IXt. M—Albert
r.. Mead, reiwtillrait candidate for
governor, 1,1 ii. «•.•.! a I ii|f crowd
; Big Fortune
I Awaits Her
i __
' SPOKANE MAN LOOKING FOR
1 WOMAN WHOM HE WANTS TO
I oivt 1275.000
r
I
• (Special I* The Star.)
I
' RYRACrBR. N. T.. Ort. Id—C. 11.
r l.lthgon, « nillltonatra nf Hp«kan<>,
Wiimli . will Ira Syrn. i!*« for N«w
I Yorh • -itr tomorrow to ronttnu* tba
*! search for ■ Mr*. Aim In." In
! , whom hi* I Mill *to git* tnS.OOO.
• ll* bai bunted tbrounh Bjrntruaa
■ and ••voral other up-«tat* >nw» If
h« U not nurc. ..■vfiil by NoTtmber 1
I Mra. Austin will not Rut th» money,
t An litl.rril In a mlitfiiK |TuiM-ity.
• 1,.. »!r.l nr»r llUttf. M.ml . «»•
• klv.ii Mrs. Auatln many year* ago.
' It wan considered worthlnas then.
' A itrlk* waa mad* al«<nt • y*ax
' *r<> anil a ayndlrat* nfft-rnl a tar«»
mount for the mln* The deal
> < out I b« rkw Without tb» r.» oj»
--• eratlnn of Mrs, Ami in. but Utbcun
- .)■•. !ur<-» that h* wanta her to ■"«
I fair |>lay and 11 MRMh for har
11 mi «hi» can learn b»r good lurk and
» claim her portion of the pnrrhaav
>' money. Mr* Auatlu U»rl bera
- etctit ictrt ago «hr« aha tooted to
i N«w York.
BEGIN WORK ON TANK
Th» work l.v «'.n!-l on th* a<>ptla
lank ■> t!.» corner of l.ii..n» »nl
It.iliroad «iw'j« Tbr. tank .in
!■ • U (*«t «U« 13 f*«t >l"-y «r. t Ul
f«>« ton«, «n.| *lil b» rov«>r#J o*»r
with dirt with tfc* H.'i'iiiii "f a
n:anh.>l» al •><■<• end. Th« r«e<-t
.--•• in I tin >*<• nnl i>r-> lulu* rum
t*ny «!"■ n>- rondartttn and they
•ay th* tank »ill !•<• flniahvtl witbln
thr»« wffka.
16 CARS
OF CREAM
SIC SPECIAL TRAIN FROM
KENT FOR LOCAL WHOLE
SALE GROCERY HOUSE
A special (rain of II ram. f ■v»r
itac the length <<t ihr-» bl<Mka and
filled e«<iua!r«lr with Carnation
rr.Min. i«i!ir 1 Into Heattl* this «r
--teratwn at I:l£ o'clmk from Kmt.
The bl( con*t«-amrnt la mate up of
»•«.•«• <mi.». la »i.tih I«>om an I
Is • "l.»li(t!<- I to .*•■• .lt> 1 hrr A O>_ en
• IK. 1.11 i.r !t r« It la the I tsif*l in
dividual »lil; mmi of rream ever
mad* from X ni aad will tt* distrib
ute] all nvrr >h- state of \V v«Mr.«
t.<n and thrmigh Alaska, wher* the
cream baa found an estensir* ro*r
ket.
On* of the ■ mi|.ri at fkhwa
t'.ii !.-»'• stated this morning that
the firm would be ord*ring another
r«.na4«nm.' within the next two
week*, as every can In the Immense
■ •ran would go to fill ordrra al ■
rea.ijr flared.
Thi- growth of the linai<
• tp mi industry at Kmt la tMtrtlcu
larty rratlfi'lnc to the famiere ef
the White ilrer taflejr. who find a
profitable business In supplying the
plant with dairy products. The
creamery at Kent la now In Us fifth
y«*r. • .
mm of
niKin
Th" rate of Matt Komano,
charged with attempting to tnurdet
Hcbastlan L'ccl. another Italian, la
on trial la tb« superolr court l><
fore Judge Tallman. ITccl waa th«
victim of a vendetta which haa been
raging In the local Italian colony
for several montha. One night last
March, while, ho lay a*l>-» i> In Mm
bed at bis home In tho Italnler
Heights dlntrlct, he *«• net upon
by two unknown MaaJlMMa, who
cut his throat with a razor, then
shot him tn the bark with a *bnt
g»ti.
Itomsno U one of the ml«<
I'i-H suspect* of ImvliiE attempted
hi* life, Itomaii) i lalmi he knows
nothing about th« affair.
BIG ORGAN RE AOr
The new pipe, organ for the Klrsl
l'.:i|)ti .t (litinh U now nearly com
pitted and will I" ready for use
in it Runday. Tho orsan Is one of
the ■-! In Ilin state. It lias hn
t ■.%!■• n B'M and 900 pipes and .-I
nbout |i,(XMi. A special musical pro
gram lia» lii-en arranged for next
Hunday morning, which will be, the
ttr.ll Hum ilin organ In placed In
service.
TIM ■! MI I I MAW V* >d. iQQf
iircnt liuttlc for Indintui's Illcctoral \ Otc—No. .1
THE ItUI'IMIMCANM ..ROAM "TUB JAHITR roPNTT I.OTA!. lUKMfKVKtvr MM HI It
CIIAItIuTKUHH."
CANiDATES ROAST JUDGE
ROOT TO QUEENS TASTE
DEMOCRATIC CANOIOATCt BAY Hit ASSUMED IMPARTIAL AIR
IN CIVIC UNION DOES NOT J IRC WITH HIS CAMPAIGN TALK
Anawera to Ik* atMatloaa seat to
th» different <uunt)f rai»dl>Ut.-» by
i <h« (I*l' ualou bar* been remlveil
, by (ho romn.llltf appointed (or 111*
purpoa*. They in Ait frank pledges
to —fore* tit* U» •• far *• they
can, and fr«-«. ra»fnaao»i M ">
what tb»y be>ll»T» to b* tba 4utl«a
..f all public •rt,»n(.
J. 11. William* and Jar 0. All*b.
th* candidates for »ti<rlff an] pr<«»
(uiiiijt miiirn<-r on th» democratic
ticket, tak* advantage <>f ta- oppor
tunity to roa*t Judg* Mll» A. (tool
to • frail!* tor posing m a n.m
partisaa tn»m(.»r of tta- I'ltt.- union
committed, an J for going co th*
•tump and yelling Moody murder
a«ain.t tfc* democratic candidate*.
Th* fallow 111 an lt>» replies from
tb« various candidate*:
J If. Williams, • aadUatr for
sheriff, and Jar C Alien candidate
for i.tiawx'uiinc attorney. b*«ta their
|ri!»r« vita a promts* to enforce
th* law without fear or favor. Th«*r
frllow with an attack upon th* al
! l*ft*d Impartial U!k of Juris* Root
and compare It with th* work tit U
dotsf on tb* stump for th« repnb
| ll' «n ticket.
A1.1.K.N AND WILIJAMS* lIEPLT.
"Throughout th* campaign M
I »>. b««a and «r- iUIIt **ad ulihtly
auallFd t,y (h- pr«l«l«>Bt of your or
ganization an I a m<-ml. of jroar
rommlU*«, wttam alcnalurw • <* not«
among thoa« attach*4 to th« rom<
munlratloaa you ■«»• »»ot ua. In
t»« rabldlr p*rtlaan «i>^«-.hei of I
Jades Mllo A. Root wi ha»» k«^>n
prrtonallr mallicn«l, our aaaocU
; tlona and our purpowa hinbmti
«|i-rUlvr!jr qo«rtl<>i»»~l and « have
\"-< n mail* partlr* to all m»m of
n mi>.vti with ««Til. On tb* other
band, jour pr«Nii«l«»ii• faaa t»-n «ad
I* f«»rr*ntlr urging th- vtrt»r« of
King couatr <" '»•' ""lr b"l'llt |i
for the randldatm u|i|i nf' < lawon
th» republican Urkrt. both of who*]
r«vord». w» mar remlml yon, your
organization ba» b*mtofor« fa ia«
wraaton to Inreitlgat*. J _
"Judg* Hoot It ab»olnt»lr> row*
mltti>d to bla oppoaltlon to oury-an<
dldarloa and to hi ■ aupport of our
oppononU. No matter what tnlchl
bo onr anawera or thflm ta tlip
qupitlona yon ha»» put. no rhsngH
la bla attltud* would U» "•♦blJKj
Must w« aa*um« that, aa yonr Fr«|| ,
drnt and a ronnUw of your •*«•»'
tl»« eoramUtpe. Jolntnx In ttto. d*f,
mand for a drflnlllon of our poll*
e\r* Judgii Root r<»pr»«*nta yo»<r.
FELL DEAD
IN SALOON
John ll'irnK « marine fireman,
agwi 37 year*. wa« foun<l dead In
Inn Cap* Norn' aaliion. 125 Br-rond
•venue, at 11:31) DiU tnnrnliiß.
HuriiH »• nl Into Mi- attoon at S
o'clock thla morning In an Intox
icated condition. II- Hat down In a
rbnlr him! Ml ii-« 1.-' I' At I 1:3» hq
f p ]| from thn rtiiilr onto Ihn floor.
Th« bartpndcr writ m. , tr» wntra
h» lay and found him <Ifnd.
ii y Wi
' ll»<
Mntlmrota?
■■• kivr alrasdr many aMiir
anrra lh»l tb* m»nil>er*htp of th»
Civic union does not, by aay •■««■•.
•bar* th« prrjudlraa of Jii<i« Kuii
and ws b«ll«r« tbat th* dralrv for
• (•an and rapa ofnrlal vrtlo",
from which th« HIM bad It* or
irtn will k«-p tb* great majority
from followlsff bla rootstcpa. W*
■übinlt, lw»riir, that la i '•« of hit
tut tar h>»ill.ty towards our Ini-r
--<■«'». bit partlrlpatlon In any aort of
a l»man(l upon us Is unwarranted
and might b* !• «-nnxt Impfrtlnmt.
"Krom th«w> mill almtlar ilnnm
stanraa »■■ would b« juatlflr.l In •'••
--roandJac mmm aasaranr* that th*
lot»rro«atorl<*s subrnlttvd bar* lutn
!i,*t-!r<Nl hr a candid and Impartial
d*«lr* to >!<■»! fairly lwt»»«n th«
r<-»[»r, U\ r ran.ll l«t.-» Hut In or***
that tb«>r« mar I•■• no su*pirlon tbat
* t* an* attrmptlDg to avoid an an
aw«r to any propvr quratlon, wt> add
what *• tblnk will completely ror
tt rrtry Interrogatory propounded
to «-iih»r of us.
If M should b* elected, m* will
go Into our respect!** affirm* with
out having mad* any promise or re
reived any r^nalderaUon to or from
any person whomsoever, and with
out being under any obligation of
any personal or prlval* character,
or to any persons or ctciaa of per
son* In any riegrM taransiateßt with
i' .■ blghesrand moat efficient dls
rbarg* of «verjr duty of our r»
spertive office*.
In conclusion, w* deslr« to say
that M •■">'■ Ignored th* fart that
som* of th* Interrocatnriea might
well be regarded us personally of
f. nai They Irsply at le«at a •■•
pirlon that the in'lldata baa don*
what. In onr Judgment, would pr«»a
him unworthy of any office,
••nespectfullr yotir*.
"J. 11. WILLIAMS,
"Democratic Candldatu for Sheriff.
"JAY •■ AI.I.KN.
•'Democratic Candidat* for Troi«»
rating Attorney."
KENNETH MACKISTOSira lIK
IM.Y.
•Tb« republlran party nominated
■M for the off! of proaorutlng at
torney of King county, and when
rlwted I will taku the oath pre
acrlbed liy th* sUtutea of till*
RtatA and will faithfully fulfill th«
terms of thai obligation by devot
ing all my time and energy to the
efficient discharge of the duties of
aald office, and to the vlgoruua
RECEIVER FOR
IRON WORKS
ThP IlalUrd Iron worlm wrnt Into
the hand* of ■ receiver. In """ mi
pcrlor rourt. thli morning. The ap
plication for n recplvrrahlp wm
made by Cora A Waitennr. who hold
a $t,SOU raurtK»K«» on the plant for
the secuilty of a promliuuiry note
11. 11. CMliip wii iiftinnl a* nt«lv
er by Jiidise Hell. The rorrlverahlp
mil l» ■ frlrndly affair and l« In
tended to pr«i«orvi< tho proprrty of
the III|»"V
A. ll."H<>lbpr|E, vice president of
thn HrnndlnavUn-Amnrlcan bank,
rctiirnfl recently from the conven
tion of the American Imnl.i'tn, at
Kbw York. Ho nay* th<> lll.l'llW.
«v tht m«nt iyccc»aW cvw boM.
prosecution of criminal*. I will ■>
!•*• l aa v.) flm deputies tb* most
eipvrtrnrtid, honent and able Mm
bers of the bar of King county, who
ar* wllllnc to accept ih<«« post
tioßa. and I wUb her* to state that,
notwithstanding democratic rumors
to tb* .■/an 1 l.a>. as yet made
a pledge of but on* of thorn deputy
■hlpa.
"My SO years' life In this county
Baa. 1 trust, made my reputation
I sues aa to b* a«m<-l*Bt guarantee
that I will administer tb* ofric*
• hi. b I a**k fearlesaly. honestly
and Impartially, and perform at all
tUne* m. who!* dnty. I hat* not
asked for nor accepted any money
from anyone In tb* interest of my
compalgn: I am under no obliga
tion of any character to anyone
whlrh will In any way hamper me
In the discbarg* of my duty; I »ill
assume m> office unpledged, dlrert
ly or Indirectly, to any person or
corporation, eirept that I hereby
pledge mrself to the voters of King
county that tb* office of pn»e
cutlng attorney will, during my
term, li« *o conducted that every I
offender In this county against any
of th* laws of the sut* of Wash
ington will suffer the. penalty pre
scribed for bis i rim... Yours re
spectfully.
"KKNNETH MACKINTOSH." .
U a SMITH'S HEPI.V. '
"fienllemen—Your letter of re
rent date, conlaJnlns several qurs
tlona, received.
"lleptylng to your question num
bered I. my answer Is, 'I will'
"Replying to your questions nnm*
bered 3 and S. my answer Is moat
emphatically 'No.'
"Keplylnx to your question nun
l*r«l « I will say that 1 wilt pro
rid* th* county prisoners with tb*
baVt possible fond wblrh th* mon
eys allowed to tn* by th* board of
county commissioners for thst pur
pose will permit, and that I will
la* fully account for all money* so
received.
"Iteplylng to your questions num
bered 6. « and 7. which you segre
gate by themselves, I will state that
I will honestly, fearlcaiily. faithful
ly and Impartially perform every
duty and I will enforce all the laws
which th* law makes i! the duty of
the sheriff to perform and to en
force. Answering specifically, my
answer to questions 5 and 7 Is, 'I
will,' and to question 6, 'will you,
as sheriff, do alt In your power to
remove, and to help to remove, and
to keep removed, from all stores,
shops, saloons and other public
places) in aVattl* and King county,
all unlawful slot machines,' my
answer Is, 'If slot machines ar«
shown to he unlawful, yes.' Very
respectfully yours. U C. SMITH."
INJURED PEOPLE
IMPROVING tAST
Alt il>" people hurt In the colli
■.Mi, on Hi" Hrattle & Itouton and
lli.« University mr lin«t yeitorday
inornitiit ar" reported to be (lulus
well tmlay. Nrnrly all those liikra
to tlir* Heattlo C. n. ml lu> ifitnl hav#
i. n (or their home* and the othen
will follow lii I frw dnyn. No nn«
wiih k.-i iniinly hurt and all will re
cover without difficulty.
I .■•!• mmit irriuut.lv Injured hip
resting well today. 8. .1 Iloyd If
kx(ip( led to leave (tin !nl'.|lllil| In •
li-iiM' the hotpltal in. a niy
tiioit i inif William Cole ll not 10
--rlimwi injured lntcriinlly and 11 ex
in i tnl to tie bU in tin tuli. ii hntnn
Hwn. A majority or tho Injured
wwr« «M>t kMMn ktst nJ»iit.
COTTERILL SAYS
IT IS ALL RIGHT
THINKS CRITICISM OF WASHINGTON EXHIOIT AT WORLD'S
TAIR IS NOT OC&CRVCO—STATE IS WELL REPRESENTED
Aoor-llng to Oeiirge R Cutlrrlll
uiit w It. Parktna, tha lo'al Inaur
uiue broker, wbo rrrenlijr returned
limn He Kt. txtula expr<Mlll'in, the
rtpOttl brought li.i- It |>y thre* of
H,- illy rountllmen and uthera that
lit* HimiHi- and Wnahlnston • »hil.|i»
at the fair aro a f illim- am < mo
i i a.
"Nothing," ►.II Mr Collerlll thla i
morning, ''could b* farther frotu the
truth. I brllove that Waahlngton
ha* the brat »t,ii> building on the
gruumla and I hi- bent exhibit. It
him tho beat location, rloaa to th*
t'nlted HlJtea govprntnent building,
anil tta »i>l.- of art hltniur* la moat
unlifue >iill re|»eaentatlve. Imilur
111* week I *•■ there 1.090.A50 prnple
vlalted the fair grounda. Tlu W*ah*
Irigton building waa cuntlnuaily
thruneed, an<l I brlleva that If the
vlnltiir* Hiif anSfl, It out of 190
would I'Km'HiiM » H'kahlngton'a to
t>r iii«. beat «latr bulldlna; at th«
fair.
"The bulMtiif; fonlnlna a good ci-
MI.II. and the atate'a reauurcea are
alw> «li"r iv In lh» mining, agrlrul*
iiiuil and other bull Mi.g*. In the
WVablngtun building Hfntlle'a tux
'inn la Immediately to Ihn right of
the main entranrn. Aa the building
U> li»'•<•xi.ii.il In ahape vUltora iml
i orally turn to itw right and ace r>
attle'a exhibit fliat. Tlie exhibit im
lireaaea am With th« fnrt that thla
i Ity la the aea|i»rt "f the atatw and
.
hi the urine, bat t&itead are rt,rrir4 by th« blood to rTpry part uf the
body and <aua«- palatal and fatal disease*. .
Health ran only be r««t'M-*4 by reatorlnff the kidney* to b<iltb,
ThU ran only be done with a kidney medicine.
Do>" i Kidney Pills Rtfieve and Hesl DiteaMd Kidney Tissues, Set
the Kidneys Filtering the Blood, Ranlth Backache. Dizziness,
Urinary Troubles and Rettsre Strength and Energy.
watch the rnixn
Kidney disease* art not always
1 .ilnrul In th>-«-.irly Hut—. They ft"
-'ltirntly Rain armund befor* I!,' vic
tim *■<••«■ of their existence.
Hut an examination of the urine,
Mill always tell of th« existence of
any form of kidney trouble.
Allow a quantity of urln* to stand
In the vi *»< | for I< hours. If any of
ih* following symptoms appear, the
kidneys are dhtrased:
Itilck-dust n—tiim-nt; whitish,
rloudy. or strinry settlement; of«
fericlve otlor; hl«h re<24lsta color, or
very pale, watery appearance; oily
•mm on the surface.
Other urinary symptoms are too
frre or too scanty a flow; frequent
drdre to it*it it-. p*ln or scalding
in passing.
DOAN'S $?&
For Sato by all Dealers. Prlc« 5* Faefr-llllkiira c«.. BaffaL. Jr. T
, rr*». , ■
Cut the Fuel Bill In Half
t] In «'; ordinary coal • turf, half of th* roal
iy aria"* In gas in.l 'I'll. I. gaea tip the chimney.
j jV^ Wh«n you reni™b*r that sas la Itself ftnc
Ij^KR tlchtrn*-, you rcullx* how much Is saved If the van
HRbC? dursn't mcapß. but la held In the stov* and
gtp '"^ Notlo* In thin picture nt Pol*'* II I niast how
ftiT'™" ' S«^ th. draft burn* the ira* It dUchargea a blast of
«»Awi_y, '*{ lilklil> h.'.iii-il in over anil through th« body of
V ' ■iSKCi^""" '"*"'' l'ul" 't!" 'llln>; ttif Bi« frnm th«» furl. ii«|.
B^BP^I itl»l!iir and buinlnn It before Urn rsrnpt up th*
SW?iK<i!'ip'P chimney. Thnt l^ why
iNiJfW!'!'■'■ COLES ORIGINAL HOT BLAST SAVES HALF
■jir '' Thli i>ntri!lr.l Hot l.l.ist Otaft doesn't work
' BUyy»So|tS '" ''""''' "l"v'"< nM I "l:lt 1" >"- reason why Iml
ss.*4^^'^SW^^al This wonderful atove burns anything—hard
y&ffiiH'Ml%l£sh conl> "oft coall wooii> *'ol>'1' combustible rubbUh,
V-VFflr^ *%i A GUARANTEE GOES WITH IT.
V m^ A GUARANTEE 00E8 WITH IT.
*£> *^ SAVES ONE-THIRD YOUR COAL BILL.
ERNST BROS.
8(H Piko Sfroot Phono* Main tISB Intl. 1138
7
-
the t. ;ii<-- 1/ to Alaska,
Upl'TMh.l |>tintographa depict Mil*
fart belter Ihun any amount of lit
erature CMIKL f'otnplalnt hi»a beet
ti >(■• that iii'-ii' la not enough lit'
liihii.' cm liir.l That la IKW
thing. Tim'- In r.» m«fh Illrrattini
cm Hi" grmmda that people will no<
t.Mi. h It. I think that a m*n Ilka
Mr. Ward, tnrlfally telling of the r««
aourrea anil baalneaa of the city
without an attempt to boom, la tha
liirl B-lviT I («>■",• l.» !'■ 'iHlf < oiil'l r.<
at (!>• fnlr, ll* I* fining hla work
remarkably well."
Mr, kin. mid:
"I Mi ► that the rxtilblt ■■' Wuh-
Ingtnn nti.l }-••-:>lltr. wag all tight.
Tli» nil ii lif« of the fair K~'<w<i*
who v.t,.-.l vialtora through th« v«r>
. '"<• |,| 11 ■ « nt interrat »»irnw| |i) t
think •*> Th« r*- art- ZOO 01 199 of
tiMvn an<l thi-r ulwaya ad via- th»Sr
pntrona ti »• •<• th» Washington >■»•
hllilt."
'<Ui»r «'»(<• bulldlnga, »<•■ "1ln( 19
Mr. Cott»rlll. ar* finer pl«-#» of »r»
• iiii« »mi>, but they do not ahoy it I
the •'.«!• nearly a* »• 11. Thay ar«
ii-j-l rhl) My for anrlal ' iim '1.'., fo*
the rrreptluna of n.illtl.i and «>l
dlrra. Clovemor M-I!i Il» vtalted " »i
Waahtnirton bolldlna; |!lu> any oth«r
Wnahlngtonlan, and th* mat of *«•'
lenalt'* formality wna avoided. Ail
persona who 4ia»r»< were all«» ti
i• itii-ti-r their luunn. Theae will k>«
prparrvei! anl literature can '■'• aenl
lo them later If local bodlta «o Je
air*.
Kothlnir iww* Irritating- than
ri.nKiiii .backarhe — that dull.
h»avy throb, which bothers r«u
all >t»r and prevent* aound sleep
■ t nUht.
lun ka''t»> n. ikf» you fretful
»nl wnMi — )r*rpu you '\jn
tAStf' all the time. It rorve*
plain llnm In the twee, an) rulaa
a i h«-. iful (liaposition.
Don't rnlatak* the raua* at
bt'k., li> overwork mlitht lira
your bark, bat nhoulJ not ir«k«
II ache and pain «r I throb. A
man or woman with healthy kid
ncjra can work hard, rrntl and
al<>«p, and !><■ ready to work hard
■ (■ln.
Backarb* is kbinvjr arh<-. It
t«IIa you of an Inflamed or o>n-
K««ted condition of th« Mdni-yv
broua-a' on by a raid, a strain a*
th* limk. or, perhaps, aowM otl>«r
all«ht mv«".
• Th* danc*r la that kidney eoa<-j
Krstlon iii-vrt rrll»vi>« Itself and'
It so disturbs the blood-fllterlng i
processm of the kldncya that
urte «■ 11 and other palaiawa mi
li*< t In the lilihvl.
These pcilaons should pass off
SEATTLE TESTIMONY
Fred W, Mllm, engineer employed
on the Northern Partita R. lv, and
Urine at US Jackson street, aaya:
"There was it constant dull aching
In my bark for four or fir* years.
It vu mil <•.!, I believe, by tb«
failure of the kidneys to properly
perform tbclr functions. My bark
m h- ' it times so It *"n.*-.i as If It
would In. .ill In two. Tbe kidntr ■*-
rrrtloaf »• ul (• I and thrre was ■
dark sediment. I often had attacks
of dlszlnna anJ headaches and was
always trying to find snniethins to
rclirve me. When I heard about
TVran's Kidney rill* I sot a box at
th« Kennedy I'm- Co.'s *tor« and
began using them. Kour boxts ef
fected a complete and lasting cure,
and '. h*V* had no return, of III*
trouble slnct 1 stopped uilna; them."

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