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Your Own
House and Lot
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mot* TVICST »IS ATT 18.
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$1,600 Cash
Buys Best Bargain on
Queen Anne Hill
Hail* l.at. alt tttiproa emenia In end
paid Fine location
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Mala, tttt. Iti Am Hank. Ind. |i|a
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2 Acres
nteh Mack laa* far saratanla*. tee.
south ell Teangaiewa. on Ih* new liner
urbani nice c.eek tuna through It. I'rUe
It.***: lit* cash.
JOHN It WTItTR CO.,
14* a-lltll-NT .t, U1.»"'1..
Mala IMS: lad. IIU.
See This
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hr l.a tkaa ll.lt* owntr taaat *«v.
s*o It aa* an*So aft**.
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lit It M.il-n 111.1.
10 Acres
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baraa*. Sara aaal .ik» hall tin... •*-•' <♦
art* M iroiaie— a t"ii>| o.rhar.l. saltan
[frull I traara chirk**-,. isaaaaa-aasal*. tto**
*> aatar l-rukt and baa. toadies! 1* baalt
Amity. frit* IS.lot; I* aaak.
seatti » I.KIfBIIULI* CO.
HI Ts-lnt A*.
Must Sell
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rata Ttia lal l* lit Ist: all t»**tr .<•
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a* at lAwaaaa T'e" « tats *ti*rti alas
taenia r aa** *t_ttar artsratcaa* mi I
a as Ask Mr Mr la,rasa* Taa. raaat-
I Will Pay $100.00
At Oral saraaant on a 10. Btartfe a*
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la ta-a* Ik saltan, mit.a till. Mir
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Cigar and Fruit Store-
MM far ft.—i TOTKM rot.SI; ttts far
alack aa* slats— OS»t» I* aolUa* «**
****** ta tartar b*.ail»*.t (Mat tl.
wruiti ll*.. I M Marl— a.**
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Oar ft.!< front attar, state State Its ta
Waa. aat. aaly Its*
Tta. Ma* Data
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afcerr* a-elti —-. rat -or a*Haa W* bar*
•an* sa* aalt. aat bar* -air *•* PS a. la
Tan aaa barr froaa mm >U aaaa Ska tat*
1 .-eaa » praam tar- r**r**lf
"l.t far t»i.i**»* as alt* I fras. pot.
paid, altfiaal .a.r |.
o" a WILLIAM* CO,
Saatt!* , Wa ■
AMmiCAK BIOW ic* sr ca". !**»
Swat as* ri*at taaM..|a par foot',
rail rait a* 11. a*, at art. tit aMrIM
I -***% *_* it. ft*at* raaar ftalsraa W*
-a a aat* raa saaaty. raaaa* I. lit*
-.air.-f.tr** -al ;'. _T'*fi ■''**■•• IT'S. ■%■ — If -l*|
Waat M dl****** at aaaa tbtraasbbrad
taar anal *■•* Karanei* **r* II las*a* ■•*-•. I
Istaalra at lit* a*. east Oanasaa at. ;
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ll* mttn-t. ssl'a HT.** Traala. Ha
ll! Til Stir —-s It* a* TblrA —tf
r*4tsr**4 BaslMa asstttr pappta*. 11
moaih. mttX lit tad. L tltt —It-ll
POR SALE—FURNITURE. ""
Baas* * Oarratt. lit aa* SSI Ma* at,
•n a *.** ttrtatr. aaaall as pa*** W. rail
tor to** — **
tt.-room hot.*-. 11l month; atssl* lit
to ll*. WIU mO lit* It* Tarrtaa I
— la.
far rata 11 ttoaaat aaalr taralsbad
ree.ia... aaat rtaMoateaataa. fßttst Mala
Ittt. —11*11
■far Sato— flaalat fCal**t Rta*t>, s*a*.t
a* attar: tt taar. tblffaaltr aad raarkor
rwomm WMIa lis —SI-IS
rtaaaa ska*A Call Main *»•!. A ITS*
..--..„ ;. • . m-tt.t
St. fssas la* raati faraltar* of f.ar
room* far aal* IIS* aMsStk st a
— 11-lt-s
t rttrtt k***a far romt; Saroliora fa*
aal* raatitutela I'fion* Ktst rt**
—It >•
If —a bar* taraitura Par **la pkowa
Own A aaaa IMS. A HIT. —tf
POR BALE OR EXCHANOE.
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*W* mat*«• ap-r-lalt tf tssbaaaa
Mara boo* fa lit* basts*** I root. Snow
flow to bandl* trad** lb*r*r*>r* raa •■>
rteaatra rial yoo, bar* far aba. rasa
aaat.
ssATTt.c a a MatTMAMfia.
Sana I. IIS Cbtrrr St. —It
Hart** Wantal I rani ta travdt IS at
11 arr.. *.f «.. -1 land aaar lb* ear. r*r.l
mark*!*, worth It* par Sara, far awrae
and a aaaa. aaat hsrntaatt or fasten*
Cae uaa tar.oral foal tar* animal* tad
all! at*** soad d*sl al.h awserrs only.
I'hnu Main Its* or la* tilt. —11-1.
l.r.n-room antrSatrn kaaaaaa. aarbanta
tot *l*a* la err fra.'. ,t.al lot Rati lltl
I
WANTED TO BUY—PURNITURE.
The Eagle Furniture
Company
Caratr 'if Plka *. «nd Mllth *»-. tan
<*>ilbt*allr par* '!■- bi«h**t ***li prlai*
for Ma-otad fiarnltur* and a. soodt
of taints. rx.ia tail b*for* yam ... lh»m
KboaaMi lad lilt. Mala Jill.
T* fllipoa* of r'.ur ustd furnlturs It
tn atvanitaa, rail us our tscb*a«* da
partm*!,' We, bar fur ***** *r tra.l*. al*
loalaa ti,«t»iir H«r r*»ur larallsft la
this s«sari — rou .at* a Aomi. Th*
Orota-tttaktn Cm. 0* I.tpartmant.
rin-an-.-fr rufNiTttaa CO. **slr«*
a*. bar,* *-.. -la Htsh.tt ptit.. pal*
V.lda* rant., lilt Ist, M 1111 l la*. Itlt
LIVESTOCK.
Th* Maalr Dnardlns *a* Sal* Baarrl**
Ifrera*. btr*rt for all parpettt. or **»
or .... till ■**•*>.rn itanua I'll■•"••
Main lilt, lata nil. ___
For I*l*, I'haaati -tmOghnln anil Cnattiln
sblchsas i* i Watt turn «t . "all*.''
it al
— liiii '
Salt abma M. i <m* saw*, stall* Sattaa,
talihl I,IS* lit* A.ldr*** 111 l West
llth •* , Uallar* It-It
fir Sal*—Small ****.■- hors*. Paarie
Wain tltl. It-It
ROR Itlt WOOD AND COAL.
tZ,"I '!*i,".,.".7' *■■•»** and tsrvlct, tall
1 at..* ****** ,',, ,_,„..„ Anns lilt —it
MONEY TO LOAN.
rw CITT AND COUMTRT LOAN*
\___K r_******4 m* ae.aeeal proi.rty at 1
MR ' /** ****** *«r amount from It* I*
lis*, rar long ar short time, »nd easy
lei" a. We delay llturtsvanl A Co..
ttl lltaete* Winch, "i.i and , .-in,l,
monbt rou SAi.Amicp fr.ori.w,
Women keeping houaw. anal others, upon
ineir own not**, wtthtaut security! .!,.»,,
*.i -**,**** I****** P»ymsnta .... I n
ULff*__i 11l . *'* J1 Talmas, tit
Kplts lllesh. lit tteatnd Ay. —if
*nt"o^h. run *!__*" *•**_*•**
And elli.te furalehe.l upon th.lr am,
****\. *•'■•»* eeeurltyi cheap**, ',**
...lee. aevtttei.t. ******* '» « larlntlpt
Rat ____**. M* Taatiuaa. *" **"** **_**
tit Satan* st. _7}
I will gay eta.li far .......... and
eentreelei loans Hi....... til Ameti,
eaa ll.nt 1...i1.1t... Main Ittt. md*.
pendent tilt, _ ( f
t rtSH CRMT. I'ItIVATH MUNMV.
UMOatl!- V. rtAll.
Ittt I'M I'l It* 11 llnl
I ****tf ***** ****** I**** Confidential
r. A. H.mimm ttl people a Hank llldg
t.e.e.e. in furniture, heat... tit. Mm
Itaaach. ttoawn til New tor la i 1, —
--QAM* in nine.a Side
Clnssific,. Directory.
ATTORNEY! AT LAW.
C SI |-I|,r, Lawysri hasbaad aad wife.
■'■■■* rutin*, eettlemeata ltoutti* It
sad It Vwlatn blocb, 111 Fleet ay.
Cerwln Tuwnten.l. 11l ll.lle, bid*.
Coaitilititon frtae; husband, wife i-.r.,,i,.
al Injurie. collertlaen*
,*• It SI Ultll.l 1.1*1,. M ..l.latStua.
V. 5i..,,, 1ti,.., It.r* ut.l*
SMITH a mm, 111 lit Colmaa nidi
ARCHITECTS.
'* rasa bank, boas*, re.it... and ban*
talsw plaaa. ii.ir.* .tic, n.. ii„ v. w
******** Art-hittxt 111 tu.l Uld|
ABSTRACTERS,
rJ-**_-*. * Waitllttts . Il.nfa.fl Abttrati
Cab, llallar, tM.., a pbattt Mala 111.
_____
TUB CANADIAN RANK Of COM
mi it.-a
■•aat »m*m, Tarsal*. aria a atta tin
Iranuba* la On.J., MSI » g.rear al
*•«•*•■• Saaalaaas* 1.1.1 M vi.a.l -a
aa.ls*. aad lira* d.;«.n.
" - tai*.Arrt.» tiNA.fcn.
v V. It oil. _.«r.
BOOKS ANO STATIONERY.
•~*"~"****"*"*~ii-~-~**b-~b "--ii-'ai —■<- -at- ji-mn ii-ini-i nl iriL. it
P O Back Stat*, till a* Tbtr* a*.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Mr*. trwrm— liimml. mm* tatlabl* aaa*
«to_ Im:, tfcaaaa. *l.*a nil raasrt*
a. .....
Mra abaft* st*** raa*TTt-aa d.tir tat
' Mat amir. f»« IS., at Ilt tl.t a.
! '"—***- ***** "** -
PEN STB.""
■ * SHOWN —I aara* (frit* ml
rata* oa an hitk aria** Samtal *«**. Road
tap a* *i*aah*era to Tit* Star •boat Ik*
at aetata I a atr.
•icvcLia.
asia^ai ■ati^aaa **tim**mmm**mm*' «b*i *m m , .mmO*\^,o_». , a iSiaiaimite^ iyit
•9a la sptaatn*--* far Slaty Us rtaa.ra
*—t*m***A —ll
CHIROPODISTS.
Dr. Da.la. V C, <mtr. > wSktC""ltl
Smtimmtm Maa* aid* ft,mi,. Mala ISIS
POLO AND SILVER PlTtTno.
it. *» MUtuta* it* _* *_ *"
main boom.
*!*■■ nf. m m mmmmmt-^«^mm lm ,mmimmm^mm—-m\-t.mim m -m.mm m mmMmmmmmm^ ll^
aasasaM saw aw tato Its UMtaa.
NAT MAKERS.
11-1* Mats JUsaeaaab. till ntart —If
LUMBER. ~
It ~l —I I —I II —I II "II 1~l I* —SI e-l —*l * — | ~ II —S I —II I "111 ~ I ~l I —B II "ll I ~ fl .I'll
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.«*»* iobaaaaa. Ills ****** m. ia Mai*
tttn. its* •
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oi»*.eaa^ai.ia»i.a..oe.a,ii. t*_* a.eiaa.ani^aaaaia.io.a.. iiOi. aa a
". legatee*; iti. i **«■** ta* • fit* bam*; at*
taar* p.. tta I ta.aHna til laaa*. IT at he a
OPTIC, "'
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1. W. Bias talk Opb. 01. >l,a*aal* <>*,
tlttaa. bairoa. Waaa ~ls*ar Ca la*
IMt,T_L IS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
..m.i~n ~i I—ii —i ii "ii —i ~--~ir**_-*Tff~_~i i—T**r~f**-~ *~* '~i *~i A
Miailiri R til—ll. ta.ta aa* I .aal.
-j-A— < - a*asa*lMt**ja.
C M. tCata*. M"aar.i,i* tr.'la.ii all
araatiaara *». hid*, its aat* Visa rtWaaa
r PAINTERS, i
* m. sia^-a. — ■. —a- *a.,_pat, mfmmm-,^-* •■« -ia-e waiiii m*
I'aioilss satMtbaaalas. 'laftn« «a*
j atatanat** k* Sap -at - —ale-art Cits
f.ln.Ut Ca.. til 1.5..1 St. t-ke*aa I
I it** ■■■-•■■ - .
PATENT ATTORNEY_
*^<*Mtt.Jt*M.S*'ia^a*^a*»^ti**e-t|e. *a^ii*«iW, •
Ataa. a Oroaaa r*«ia.ar«l raaaa.
aa* Trad* Math Attara*r*f 11 rtaara I*
aaai.la 111*1 r*»taaaa ban*.
Bar*** A Cat. fa*l*<***4 tolaaal attar,
aara. faitrr-sVst* __________ W-»'t It kaafc
PATTERNS ANO MODELS.
_Hk_.if i -'■!—li ~i t ~ii"**i ~ *** —' '*** *** *** *** *** ******* — *** i " "
Tlm, IMS Sa.aara anal Matlal Work*'
IIS l-lrat am. * Mala 1111.
PHYSICIANS. "
DR. O. C RtRRCR— *_a_sa *«'t.*
too all Sunt*, anal dl*ordor* *f **m.n.
' tana—ll tb* doa.or la afcaa.luta aaaafMaaa**.
a*.laa fra*! srt.ai* saaat-ertata If Stair**
. I'fion.. Main .->J» T. tad. .HI. Hour.
It-ls Mi M S.arta»a. 11l Hail.* I»*
I'aoaia'a liana Slats- Batata* aa* US.
DR. WE T. SMI *• aaa fantiasr**
te 111-It t-u-afcat Kithaaia Rata
gkaaa* lift. -
Pr Dttttaas. Mtf Stiiatia US A raaaa
Dr. Tu.ktt. Cat— Mark tad. Ill*—tt
"pMbTOaRAPHERS* SUPPLIES.
___.JI|_IISI I "I sI — I I —ll~*l -—* —**—"—*^-*^*J"*^*^*^>J***fc^*^'M
I til una — sals Cay, 11l Ckat.t **.—«t
Z*J. POSTAGE STAMPS.
..II * 111 Ull. ■* I* SS* ~*ta" 'S *I *" i* m, m taaetaa aaoaaaata -mm, _■■
rsMMs *tsa*B* Co—l*o*t*«* taa*i eat*
iK2sy3*.r- v.»,Ttf-a. :*"* o^
WtaMMla. lllds. M* "«» ar. Opott
***aa_sa. • —t*
c-oit*«lon* m-mpM* aa* tolA Sakaaatt.
HM Ratjnb.
~™ PLUM BI HO.
n .at inr"mi n^ie^~t i*" aat ~. "' ~"~a —**tl — -~*'"^ — ***~"^^a— m. .—a .— r —
Jtklitra plumb*... llaatrt aad tit*.
irUleai*. rtllal.lnt a .Daa.-la,tr Ot»a a*
a rail *«* ba ttlltfla* **'• saaraattt
a_tH.far.loa. 111 nth ar. A Basal 171
1 v. Mill*. a Cat. —11*11
' PRINTERS.*
Jlra^Mi -m**mt*ap **SM* i~*M"~*n~~t ~ "*** -~*-~li-*- —Si—mil *
Trt.k ataxia* and Srlntlnf Co, Its*
Plara. Saailla Hoik phones* till. _
11,11.r rrlatlas Ne—a It! S.aaera.
SHOE DEALERS.
T),, hast mta't and baa-rat* tho** tt
' t.aast -tosslbt* prl.«a. tola] br o**,,g*
|t«*»ta. It** ntH art .
*~~ •HOWCAIM.
Skaar-t Staaara*** Co. wfs aattt aa*
******* *"** till '■***• *** *****
SECOND-HAND CLOTHINO.
W* par high-*' prlr.. for *t«ond*hand
ladlaa* an* «*ntl»m«n . ailiilhlns. ftirnl*
Jy?«. ttc K»s*' I"! rl!'^*__i_ v _■__"• Hit
Mettta—Jaoetiton par. full rain* f„
, man* .Ha.ar.l..! 1'.11.111S I. l»f*l Weill
till , __»
Wa bar aocon'l-r.anrl *-1ot«ln» at hiah.
Ml print* «j^_ ,M- ■*!■ 1111. 111 l fika
8 ION* AND H'-UtE NUMBERS.
MBSTON, Itoi First a*, la*. Ills.
— STORAGE.
L'alaa Tran*f*r. Mtaylna * St or* St *'.. .
lltt I*' t'btnaa. *<"'< **' '•"' ______*
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
D Utl*r. transftr, MM V*raon plat*,
ii.Hard. Etur**., furnltur* anil plan*
tnovlns Offlt* phon*, Mallard fll r**l*
Sataart. jlallar* 111.
~ ~" TAILORS. fl ~*
' 'lewraard fiu'l-t I' Nslsdn. 'antral mils
•l^l-MtWRtTERS AND BUPPLI*£E.
, *Zrmt and «•>'"' jnamta. J**?** **__***
.r«ar A *-PP.r Co.. 11l ■• T. aiaa_
THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1909. °
CROWDED CAR CRUSHES
THROUGH BUILDING
(Cottcluilsit.)
seat* In aver*/ direction. TH* '""'
pat aide* wer* hurtled In tlm air,
nnd sow* of thai s. aln war* lorn
from their fastenings. Th* break
lll* KlllSf fill on lite terror stricken
passengers, muting tkaai aa they
fought to salt out.
Had Hit. accident been an hour
later tbe restaurant would un
doubtedly hay* batl'l, filled with cus
tumors st dinner. tCst-sp.* tot Nwa.
would hsvat been Impossible. Utsforo
th* cook In tho kitchen heard th*
or sab ha wsa thrown through the
rear door.
Th* labia's war* unoccupied, and
fortunately ani. for tho car passed
through the dining room fin Its en
tire length.
Jumped Clear Aero** Street.
The car Ilea on on* aid* under
neath what I* left of th* roof of th*
restaurant Bo great was 11* speed
as It shot over the mrvaa that th*
wheels lift only a slight tint In
th* asphalt* Tha car seemed to
Jump from the track Into tho instil
rant.
Every thins went with llghtntng-
Hit* precision st that .emergency
Hospital. The doctor* and nurses
worked without confusion snd
gttnr.la prev..ajl»,| th* crowds from
•iit«rlti« th* building. Tb* capacity
of thee hospital wan mora* than
taxed, Every cot waa occuplttd and
the rsst bad to watt thalr turns *•
best they could. That tending of tha
minor • -,*.** to huiuaaa and hotel*
MM relieved th* infirmary, how*
*ter. . ■4*&m&mmi~.
Bands Continue to Play.
Hundreds on th* grounds knew
nothing of th* art-Waßils Wagner's
band played gaily In Norn* ftr- l
as tb* ambulance* brought th.*
wounded and dying, and crowd*
wandered up a „d down tba Pay
Streak In Ignorant-.' of th* ralam
tv/.
Street ear traffic waa not In
terfered with at all. th* wrecked
car Hearing ths track completely.
Newspaper men with list* of tha
Injured man wer* mobbed by Iran
tie retsUve* sad friend* and had
to ftaht thatr way to th» |a'.t Tha
morbid Jaatnetl with those realty In-
I era—fed In surrounding sll who
knew anything of tho** on ths car.
and fought to snstiih tb* news
papor men's note* from their
hands.
Tbe register of th* cat showed
;** tares bad been rung up. Trans
fer* ar* not run* up on th* far*
MM
Forty hats aad remnant* of hats
war* taken oat of tb* wreak, on
claimed.
Tall* of Accident.
George Fisher, of Osbkoab. Wis.
wbo waa aa eye wttn**a to Me ao
rtilent. said:
"t was Landing acme* tba street
when tb* ear cam* down tba stre.it
at a rat* of speed far In esetm* of
what it should. Whan tb* front
track* hit lb* curve they caught in
emne way sad th* ear turned with
a .rath a— on-lts aid* and ill*l
dear aero** tbw street Into a 'real
hot' establishment. Immediately
the air waa filled wttb shrieks,
groan* and cries.
"Th* work of rearc-ie t***n at
nnrm The police and guard* from
the aipaaaltlon swarmed • ■-, to " tha
seen*, and airung armed man tor*
tb* rnnf from off the oar.
"TH* car waa crowded to It*
rapacity, and. as tb* gat* waa high
In the air and the lever had ta
eniae jammed, th* Inmates war*
trapped In like rata
"With tb* aid of as** th* roof
and side* war* t detnot!ah«d. sad
the bleeding and tans forma of tb*
women and children were first* re-
Rtovod to th* . side of tb* street.
Hereral eapreaa wagons and auto
mobiles ware prases."! Int.. service,
sail th* Injured were hurried to
tbe Emergency hospital a* quickly
aa possible.
•The car wa* wrecked about as
badly a* a car could he ■
ACCUSED OF
ABIC FRAUD
- For the alleged forging and put.
tins on record of certain deeds to
valuable property In this city, „
*. Hunt waa arrested by a specie!
i ■Sent of lb* prosecuting attorney's
■office. In the Park hotel of.Taco*
;an yesterday sfternncm.
:! ft Is alleged that Hunt, under
Ma name of O. K. Edward.*, of 1
llott.-, Mont , forged th* records
and th* deed to property b<*liir*-lnK
to frannle M. Mclean and situated
'at the corner of Nineteen! ar. and
Harrison st . which If worth ap
proximate). $7.6011
' Hunt explained to Charlea Horn
era at Co.. real estate brokers. In
the Alaska building, that he needed
the money badly, and also that be'
must go east Immediately For
these reasons he was willing to
sell the property for $1,000.
A buyer In the person of Frank
K. Green waa speedily produced,
and the money waa to hat* been
paid over yesterday.
WEST SEATTLE
COTTAGE
i i
$2,500
$500 Cash
A fine, now five-room cot
tage In West Seattle, on a cor
ner. Only two block* from
street car on California ay.
ft* in* foundation, basement,
bath, toilet. Fine place, etc.
A very desirable homo.
THREE ACRES
WEST SEATTLE
$6,600
Right on west bluff. Superb
• view of sound and mountains.
13,500 cash.
E. W. WAY & CO.
... ~ BAILEY BL.DC.
NEW GRAFT
CHARGE TO
= BE PROBED
Bouillon Saya He Know*
That $150 Waa Paid for
Permit—Asks for In
quiry—Mayor Notified.
Another graft charge m 1,,, ,-nv
hall circle* -today, when A. V.
Hotilllnn. anpi-rlnt.tiiit.tit of putille
titilttl**. brought to th* notleo of
tht. hoard of *!.llr works a r*ptftt
that fISO hail 1m.,..i paid hy a csr*
totn Hi'aitiii citizen, whose Identity
Is not revealed, to nhtaln ii building
permit from that body.
Mr. lloulllcin called Hi* attention
of th* board to th„ tnsttttr li, a
IsitUtr lit. pr*s*iit*(l st Its regular
■■"•■■* meeting thl* rooming. It.*
assert* that whll* riding In a *tr««t
car awwntly h* overheard a con*
»"itMiU.iti in will, niatitUiu was
mail., of th* fi Go being paid to
soma on* tn t_* siuiiltiy of tbo city
for th* permit.
Ha Bscam* Interested.
"I boa-am* IfitatnMttfil as tbe re
mark reflects upon the board of
public] works, of which I am a mem
her. said Mr Bouillon.
After making further Inquiry I
Inamed* that the-rtt was no prevision
of tb* law requiring a payment at
such a sam, so I decided to call tbe
matter up before tha board cjeet
to.*-"
in his letter ths *uparlnt*nd*nt*of
public utilities declared that he
knew ■ IMM of th« iransaatlon to
conrlnca blm that a tlilr.l party, or
a "go-between," figured la th* deal.
This man. It 1* reported, r*taln*d
IM for hi* services and turned HM
rwttiAlnlna 1100 over to *oni«on* am
ployed by ibe city. Tba nam* of
this man. or men, la not known to
Mr. I latum.hi
QranUd Later.
Tb* Utter says that tb* permit In
question wa* first refused by the
board but later It w*a granted Th*
MMM 1* drawn that It was
srautiad itftt-r the 1150 wa* paid by
Out man desiring it. Mr Uoutllon
decitned to give the board any mor*
Information on th* ground thai in*
asmucb as tba chars* Involved the
board tb* Intestinal ion of it should
not b* conducted by tbat body It.
has already called th* attantloa of
Mayor Millar to tb* matter.
ALASKA ATTORNEY
DOES QUEER STUNT
TO CONTINUE CASE
'• -' Br I eater* Ifae*.)
M NEAt:. Alaaka. Sept. U—At
torney Barn**, awaiting trial for
semilog obscene letters through the
mall, shot htmself; ia tbe fl.-ah*. part
of hi* lag last night la aa effort to
secure a contlnuanre of hi* CAB*.
ll* waa tAken lo tb* hospital and
the wound, whll* painful, ia not
aJ*at^tous.-ii^^liigainil^lt%:
-V .1... . . .___... . '. ______ ■ ____ ' *l'____ m __-~-~—~m..~., .. „ . .
m tk* ■ a ■ ■ nil ■ m■ ■ 'i-"f!'i '■'.i»»"t'v*-« t i]t.atv l
A STATEMENT TO *—-- —<-— -
A m\ Km** tWa af. kk M, AttmAmt IJi a__. Jt ~ AY A V
THE PUBLIC
tj)fa-m*ffJ£^B_*jmk The Alaska-Yukon-Facific Exposition
mfSSSS^KSS^PI) management induced numerous manufac-
K**SBsi?ltV«^*f^? turers of Ranges to exhibit at Seattle's Fair
ll KS! ■ distinct assurances that no sucli indiffcr
tm WjirM cut work as served to blacken the reputation
R of the Portland Fair would characterize the
' I The Ala ska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
) management intluced numerous manufac
turers of Ranges to exhibit at .Seattle's Fair
by distinct assurances that no such indiffer
ent work as served to blacken the reputation
of the Portland Fair would characterize the
e^^^ work nf the Juries of Awards here,
j^ In °*** words, the awards would be
! I ____kW$&- mrit clearly defined and give winning exhibitors
1 s*_r•____r_/__l^F'_i_l -
I some firm and definite foundation upon
H^^^^Et_S||3 which to base the adverttsi n g through
mm\m^-^t»ma\i\m\k^^M which, and only through which, recompense
— 1 fur t,lc heavy expense incurred in exhibiting
* mm Wmjmm*™'' r "**■ at Seattle might be obtained.
It now appears that the Jury of Awards on Ranges has left the ques
tion of the relative merit of the .Ranges exhibited here in a very unsatis
factory condition by -giving more than one Range the same award.
The Majestic Manufacturing Company, makers of The Great Ma
jestic Range, will insist upon i clear-cut, definite and worth-while award
on Ranges, and for this purpose an appeal will be taken to the Superior
Jury.
The Majestic Manufacturing Company wants a conclusive verdict,
win or lose, and not a thoroughly innocuous decision, absolutely devoid
of merit. "Decisions lacking in decisiveness hurt the Exposition and hurt
Seattle.
Respectfully,
MAJESTIC MANUFACTURING CO.
OF ST. LOUIS
BY F. y. MANTOR.
KNO WS NO THING
AND ADMITS IT
R. L. Munson Fails Com
pletely to Prove Graft
Charges Against a City
Employe.
After h" bad written two letters
to the city council, Beaming J. II
linn*, ctty electrical engineer, of
practicing Irregularities In hi* of
flea, R, 1.. Muiiemi weakened laat
night under th* ii.iinli,ii,in, of
questions fll.eel at him by Assistant
Corporation Counsel lirnilfuril and
finally knocked the* prop* from in,
dor hi* own tun., by repudiating hie
own chsrges.
It wss before at* Investigating
committee composed of councllmen
that Munson, who Is manager of Ills
Electrics) Construction company,
practically admitted by hie own ac
tion that In* had* attempted to
blacken Rosa' reputation with fit tun
.'hut I**,
Ha stubbornly refused to li.*
sworn by Councilman Frederick
Sawyer, chief of tho finance com
mitteo. After Minting that all In
knew about Ross was contained in
hi* two letters to the council, the
Uequaled Millinery Values
■. .
- , i rt * DC :'*J.'
>^X" " .. "Sv^^fel At the Wonder
tP^^_s_2i^-&^^ Ye have the most ****
Xy^^^,t*^^^^^^^Bß_Wß tensive stock for this
XX^^m¥ysZmmmmmmmm\WftMF^^ V season ever brought to
j^w/ ,y^M__|^_nl^^<-t^ Seattle, comprising all
VM/Ary^^^tm^^^^W^* /^"^^--?-•> > tlie new materials and
MawJ AW—AT ~W*?ji ■**• ____f| _wA_fZ*\\ A__r*m*m. fiV-V^-*-^J ** I l
TLM/mr "^P^JS^f "**"' IrSatarr colorings in the* mora
*Nrir 3_ !tmo***^ fashionable shapes. Huy-
A. *7p* /V 'n£ a ■*-•* t*l's st"aß°n
\Zm*2-T*ailSJ*lf without inspecting our
L^Z^^^l stock is depriving your
_>«sJ tk**__\*****w*mm, *e^ *-*• an opportunity to
*^sfek, save from ONE-THIRD
jfZty n A *[v TO ONE-HALF, and
$ C pi_^"^^^'***='^)' this without in any way
/?*>; ,^-r.** sacrificing style or quat*
a*—*^ •
We invite your inspection of our strong line of the new Beaver Hats,
Wonder Millinery Co., 1521-1523 SecondAvcnge
"1...1" Investigation fell flat when
11 ii ii mm mado the surprising an
nouncement that he wished to with
draw his charges.
This rbam.ii of front was experi
enced by th* witness after he waa
run Into a corner by Bradford's
questions. Munson boldly declared
that b* had consolentlous scruples
against taking an oath before any
tribunal, and finally squirmed oat
of the hot* 111 which ho found him
self by practically expressing bin
regret that be had accused I tip elec
trical .Mutineer of lining outside
work m tbo city's tlm*.
1.. 11. Youngs, superintendent of
light and water, and Mr. Ross were
later questioned. Mr. Yonngs do*
clared that while 111 months gone
in some employes of his depart
ment had done outside work 111 the
city's shops, ha could assure th*
committee that thla practice bad
been discontinued.
Engineer Ross Told a straightfor
i ward story In contradicting Mm.
son's charges. The latter charged
that male rial belonging to th* city
light plant had hi en used by Ross
In doing outside work. Ross show
ed the committee receipts, proving
beyond doubt that th* material had
been purchased from tha city. He
13
eontiaemA th* commit.!** that MiltV
son's charges were false, and Ptwrf
member t-f Iho body **ot*a) unani*
mously to exonerat* him. The cas*
was closed as far as th* ootinctl It
concerned, for It bad given Munsoa
.-very opportunity to msk* good.
GUY HieCIHS DIES
IN WILDS OF FOREST
Orty B. llitwiut*, for ton years la
[th* composing room of th* Seattle
Post-Intelligencer, died suddenly
Wednesday afternoon on tho trail
"in the Knnaet Mines to the town
of Sultan, from appendicitis.
.'ln* wm on his snnual raca
tlon. 'lii Monday he became 111 st
tba Hnnaet mine. All day Tuesday
he remained In a cabin there with
If. 11. Hit a personal friend. Wat*,
neatlay morning Mine became alarm,
"d and started to Sultan, carrying
lllkhlii* down a tortou* trail on an
Improvised stretcher. Hlgglna died
on the way. His wife survives bias
He lived at £32 Ilroadway.
De Tatar V «*t Ark. aw* Hen,
Ami mak* you tired all over'
All«n'S K'lOt-r.asa makes th* shoel
| comfortable, rsats and * mil* ths fast
and u,ok.« walking easy. All drug'
«i*is, tin. but, 1 accept any sub*
.Htm. * lit
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