The Seattle star. [volume], October 01, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

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CITY OFFERS $1,400,000 FOR S. R. & S. PROPERTY
COUNCIL MAKES
NEW DICKER FOR
RENTON CARLINE
Agreeing to pay 11.400.000 for the
Renton lino, provided the rate of
Interest on deferred piyramli is r»
doeed from <5 lo fi per cent, the city
utilities and flnane* committees of
th-» council Tuesday submitted a
r.e« proposition to Rk«ltmi •**'
houn and l'arkln.
Thin would effect h saving of
|J1?.600.
Calhoun will th.« offer up I"!
mediately with the bondholder*, and
will report to the finance committee
Friday
If the new proposition I* accepted
by the bondholder*, there I* it |<o«
siblllty that Councilman Krlckson
•nd Marble, who have b<v>n opposed
to the purcha*e because they declar
ed the price extortionate, may ap
prove the deal
——
IMPROVEMENT CLUB MEETS
A meetng of the New gueen
Anne Improvement club wl!l be held
tt the I'n sbyterlan church. Fifth av
W. and llowe »t. Friday evening.
The question of the delay In com
pletlng the Queen Anne boulevard
Will be discussed.
NOW. THIS IS BETTER
NEW YORK, Oct. I.—lt was re
ported yesterday that Mr*. Oath
erine J. Blake wa» on the eve of a
reconciliation with her husband. l>r.
J. A. Hlake, and of giving up her
plan to sue Mr*. Clarence Mackey
on a charge of alienating hi* af
fections.
fF HUNTERS
ATTENTION!
Deer season OPENS today, quail season
OPENS today, grouse and pheasant CLC'SI S
today. Duck, Reese and brant season
OPENS today. Fishing season is open until
January Ist. Game lawbooks, giving details
> * rce f° r asking
SHOTGUNS. RIFLES, PISTOLS
AND REVOLVERS
Winchester, Martin, Savage, >——*—
Colt, Smith & Wesson, Par
ker. Fox, L. C. Smith, Rem- ■ li >
ington, Stevens and Iver John-
ALL MAKES OF GUNS—BEDROCK PRICES
1 "RUBBER
BOOTS
Goodyear
Glove and
SLICKER COATS
Lightweight green Hunting
Slicker, waterproof and crack
proof Fully guaranteed
Other B!lckers. \3 00. M 00. >5.00
WE RENT RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS
£h|piperstaftL:?=.
your Hunting , nd Leath.r
Tr, p 1117 2nd Av. Muztie.
BE ON THE LOOKOUT
for
0
Special Announcement
IN
Friday Evening's Star
ABOUT
Advance Information
ON
ISSAQUAH
Free stages this week. Phone Main 2661
for time table.
David P. Eastman
505 LOWMAN BUILDNG
LANDSAKES!NOW
AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST JUDGE!
Take It from the supreme court
.fudge Humphries I* not the onl)
p..(vie on tlif beach who Issues re
straining orders
For a real classy and blue ribbon
restraining order, the higher court
| has a brand all Its own.
Tho supreme court picked out one
of its choicest Kind* luesday. and
directed It against Judge Hum
phriea. who Just about Invented re
straining order*
Ws. slree. The supreme court re
strained Judge Humphries gaw
hi in a do*e of his own medicine, as
It were.
Judge Humphries, you know, had
It all fixed to find Attorney Thor
walk Siegfried guilty of contempt
on Friday. October S. for making
«barge* against him w Ith tho Har
j Association.
1 Siegfried didn't like the Idea of
■Jinke Humphries acting as Judge.
Jury and prosecuting sttorney. alt *t
once
So, when Judge Humphries re
fused to grant him a change of
venue, he went to the supreme
court, and got out a restraining or
der against Humphries, to stop the
latter from putting htm on trial Fri
day. and commanding the Judge to
appear before the supreme court on
October 31 to show cause why a
writ of prohibition should not per
manently t»*ued against him to pre
vent him from trying Siegfried him
self.
lleat modern outside rooms In
Seattle. 2T.C to 50c Stewart Hon**,
Sfi West Stewart (near Pike Public
i Market) Advertisement.
MARBLE'S GOODS
as®
Pln-on Comwua 91.25
Waterproof Match Safe ... .501
A Complete Line of Marble's
Hunting Knives and Axe*
HUNTERS' SHOES
Tokey'a hand-made HI Cot#-
perfectlon In a HuntliiK Shoe
A | (MM)
Shell Veata rnew »tyle) and
Shell Helta, $ 1 .(Ml. f|.so and
»g.(M>.
DELAY CAR TICKET HEARING
To glv® H U Oray. formerly
chief engineer for the public sen
coramt»*lon and no* tn private
i practice. a witnr** calWd by the
Seattle Electric Co. time lo prepare
hi* estimate# of the company'*
property valuation for 1911, 1911
and 1913. and It* earning*. the pub
lie aervlce commission. with the
content of the peopi*'* attorney*,
late yesterday continued the car
: il-ket hearing until neit week
Final teellmony and argument
probably will he presented tn Olyra
pi*.
Oray'* teettmony. aa well a* moat
of the evidence Introduced by the
company, via admitted by the com
mlnrlon. tentatively
May Not Admit Taatlmony
If the ooinmlaslon *hould de«tde
1 thtt the present controversy In
vo've* a rate making l**ue, Oray'*
jte<tlmony will be admissible Oth
OH,YOU NEBULAE!
Here'a a treat for all moon **z
tr*.
You ran get a peek at the nebulae
In Andromeda, whatever that i. to
night without twtntlng your neck
nnnereaaarlly. If you'll take ad van
tare of the offer made by Prof
Boothroyd. head of the department
of a.tronomy at the I'nlver.lty of
Wellington, who ha* »et n.lde ev
err Wednesday evening, from 1 JO
to 10:30 for amateur >tar gaicra
at the unlver.lty ob.ervatory.
Tonight old Jupiter and It. five
moon, will be plainly vlalble. Prof
Hoothroyd will alao give popular
lecture*.
* OHIO *
♦ 4
Cleveland—An Inve.ligation of
the granite u««d In the new city
hall building h«. been demanded.
—Morn than $40,000 ha. been .lib
acrlbed toward the building of a
new Method).t church
Columbua—KYed Shield*, official
court stenographer, died .uddenly
la*t week of ptomaine polaonlng.
while on an auto tour.
Conneaut—Volunteer fire depart
ment, one of the olileat In the .tate.
to be dl.bandi'd t'ltlzen. are try
ing to have the nickel plate .hop*,
burned down In Chicago, rebuilt
here
Toledo—Congressman Sherwood
ha* advlaed delegate* to the Sixth
annual convention of *upervl*ory
poatofflce employe* to demand con
gre*a to Increaae their wage*.
DROWNED AT BEA?
HARWICH, Kng, Oct. 1 -On th.
steamship Oreadnn'a arrival, Dr.
itudolf K. Diesel, Inventor of the
lile.el motor, a paaaenger, wa. ml*
*!ng. Drowned?
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
WOODDAND. Cal., Oct I Mana
ger H. H. Ileamer of the V'olo Water
I & Power Co. wa* pinned under III*
automobile In an Irrigating dltcli
; and barely e*caped drowning
f '
HOW THICK IS A RASE HIT?
The margin of victory over j
| defeat la the thlckne*M of one j
! ba*e hit!"-- Hilly Sunday In hi* J
I article* on the world'* aerlen j
j for The Star.
THE STAR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, toil
LET THE OTHER FELLOW DO IT!
erwlae. If. Ka the city contend*. It I*
no' n question of rat» making. but
onr of efficient service and con
venience. the evidence will be die
retarded
From figure* obtained from the
company'* book*. Oray told the
commission that tn 1910 the com
pany'* railway, light and steam pow- (
•<r property within the limit* of the
cltv repr«*ent«d a caah investment
of 119.145J50, and that th* earn
Ings were per cent.
• *va taming* Aren't High
In ISO 9. the earning*, said Orsy,
were 9 per cent, and prior to
the earr.lgn* wen never above 1
per oent
In the croea-eiamlnatlnti of PVank .
Pshney. aailatant treasurer of the j
company, who represented the tea ]
She's as Pretty as a
Picture
W>.at a pity *he baa poor teeth
You will often hear thin remark, for.
It la a fact, that a good or bad act
of teeth will make or mar the
tieauty of a fac«* True-to Nature
Teeth are the laat word In I>ental
elegance. They are not made by
boya or atudenta. but by a ipeciallit
who ha* mighty few, tf any, equal*.
They are cool and light and durable.
They reatore a youthful appearance,
plumping the cheek* and removing
w rink lea.
Beautiful mold* mounted on vul
icanlto at 15, 910 ami $15 per aet.
Fully guaranteed.
Boston Dentists
1430-1122 «e«-»n4 Av.
Opp. Hon March*. Sraltl*
In l're»eni l/,M|l«in II V»**r».
Would You, If You Could,
Get Well and Be Happy?
Th* result* obtained from the
•hort tlm* w* hav* placed "fllooil
*nd Nerve Tonic" on the market
have been niarvelou*: the d»alor«
handling them have the beat of *uc
ceaa with the sale ef the** remedies,
for the be«t advertisement l« a *nt
lifted patient, and whon you see n
patient com* hack after buying ?i
trial bo*, with a amlle on hi* face
and **ylng. "! want another box of
l!lood nnd Nerve Tonic, for the flr«t
bo* did me a world of wood." then
you know what lh* reatilt ha* been
Such report* ar* cumin* In every
day, and *o you can readily ane that
Buffering humanity can get a very
much d.-alr«d relief nnd eventually
II cure for lhat awful malady. Con
atlpatlon, which I* the rituee of *uch
dlaeaae* n* Appendlcitl*. Rheumn
Ilern. much *o-calleit llenrt Trouble
l»r..p*y. luberriiloalH nil then,. a ,„j
I many other* »* well r,, r thf
10n.1..1 Colon ». utter* 11. pol.on .ill
through the .vatcin i,„>l lhM)
wonder what l« the matter N
mnlter whnl your t rouble I,
try a box of Mood a,i,| Nerve Ton?,
for a iceneriil run-down «y«te„, nn.'i
If you lire troubled with livun.n.i
or Indication, or 1.. .V-.in" P
«> *rl*lng from y.,ur ki,h,.L
you *hould by nil in-nn* tri n?,?-
Mould preparation .«i]n,i
trl-im." whMi eon nl*., b- .''J"
alimg wllh Uloo.l nml Verve
For *nln hy 'Quaker r>niK
Plrit Ave and fi11... I r„ K
Jk u son Bt* '*•
You will find tli#» mmi'« nnd
tiniMnhila of Senttlo people In end,
parkmr*- n
Mwnd nil rofnmunlrntlonn to tf, n
German Pharmacal Co.
< «ro»r MnrUft nt<l 24th \\r. j>,
. . Hullnril. Naalllc, \\ umM-
Itmony given by I. W Jonea. chief
accountant, that the company loat
|»5? 000 In 1913 by the *ale of tick
ett on the cara. the city »howed
that $11,000 ha* b»--n made by the
company in unredeemed tlcketa
• In* e It obtained It* franchise.
It alao wa* *bown that when tick
et* were aold on cara, tliero la a 10
per cent 1* »* demand for tranafera
Offaet Loa* on Ticket*
floth thoee Item*, the city con
tend*. tend to offaet th« company'*
loa* by the eitra aele of ticket* on
cara. granting, for the aake of argu
ment. that the financial question
enter* Into the merit* of the pre*
en* case.
The city"* chief contention, how
ever, la that alnce the company la
obliged to aell tlcketa In any quan
tity the people may Je*ire, at the
point* designated by tho company,
the queatlon of money lose I* not
an la*ue, but thai It resolve* Itself
•ntlrely to a quoatlon of aervlce
ROGERS IS THERE
WABHINOTON. Oct. I. — The
echo of the Seattle rioti haa finally
peached Waahtngton
It come* In the *tiape of a claim
for damage* presented by Bnn e
Roger*. officially authorized by the
»oc|all*t party to do thla and to
11 v•» r lecture* deacrlblng what hap
pened
A lecture *11 delivered In thl*
rltjr to which the *ecretary of the
navy wa* e*prclaily Invited The
awretary did not attend tbo lecture,
but many other* did.
The claim will come up In con
grea* In the form of a bill, and will
alao be presented formally to the
nary department.
SCARE A BURGLAR
A R. Abraahln, grower, JiOl East
Je'leraon at., outwitted a *t|rk«fp
artl*t Tue*day night, when he pre
tended not to undrratend Kngllah.
anil, apeakliig In Ylddl*h, addre**ed
hi* <!-year-old l>oy, Sammy. In a renr
room, telling him to make a* lunch
noi*e aa poaclble.
The boy did *o.
The thug, who wn ma*ked and
waa equipped with a big revolver,
turned and fled.
MELON STILL UNCUT
NEW YORK. Oct. I.—The Union
Pacific executive board adjourned
without cutting It* |52.0f10.00n aur
plua melon, hut will do ao In a few
day a.
THEY THRICE PROTEST
TOKIO, Oct. J.—The Japanese
foreign office ha* sent a Hilrd pro
test to Washington ngnlnat the Cal
ifornia antl alien land law.
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
Metropolitan—Motion plcturen of
th« Hawaiian [aland*.
Moore—l>ark.
Seattle- Bailey & Mitchell Rtock
In "The Ka*l"«t Way."
Pant age* —Vaudeville.
Orpheum—Vaudo villa.
Empreat—Vaudevllle.
Excursions Daily
to Navy Yard
Fast S. S. H. B. Kennedy
Leave# Colman Dock
10:30 A. M.—1:30 P. M.
Yard Open to Visitors.
Other Trips, 6:35 and 8 A. M.,
2 and 5:30 P. M. .
Fare—Koifnd Trip, 50c;
Children 5 to 12, Half Fare.
IHECONSUMER?
OH, 'TIS HE WHO
HOLDS THE SACK
When la J II I'owtes himself And
Wtie|l he 1* ho * Co. T
Tho iju'istlon has to do wllh tho
high cost of living
The Wlnslow Fruit Growers' as
aoclntlon commenced suit In the su
perlor court yesterday for uu hi
oo'intlog on shipments of straw
berrl« s tnado by It during July and
August, the defendants being J. B
Bowles and .1 H Powles A Co.
The plaint Iff association nays It
shipped 16,000 case* of berries to
I'owies. who ens to market them
for 10 p«tr cenl net Bowles. It Is
alleged, marketed them to J. H
Bowles A Co.. of Western a v., and
collected hi* 10 per cent.
And Bowles & Co.. it Is further
set forth, disposed of the fruit and
charged another commission.
The plaintiff says It object* to
ps>lng two commissions
MAN, 80, KILLS 2
HAN FRANOIHCO, Oct. I.—ln«Ul
Ity was lh« <»nly explanation the
pollen could offer for the murder of
hla »Mli Md »<>"• 111 UK Hi" • 'li
pid e of OUtwit H I lean. a plumber
and electrician, 80 yeura old. In
their flnt In the Mlaalon district,
Init night
I lean shot hi* aon. Ollbert. Jr., a
young lii«* "f 24, ilk l>« eat at *UJ>-
Iter.
Ilia aged wife, attracted by the
ah'it. rtiahvd In. th#-r» turned to <•»
rape, and »m abot a* *he reached
the hark porch
Her Mood, dripping onto the
porch below. carried the flr*t n«*»
of the tragedy.
Meantime l»ean *at down, pre»a«<l
hi* rifle between bla knee*, and a hot
hlrnaelf.
DID IT HIMSELF
MII.WAI'KKK, Wli.. Oct. 1 —
"All wounda on my body are »»If-
Inflicted. It 1» a caae of aulclde.
My head hi* been working over
time"
After writing thla me**age on a
allp of paper and then pinning It to
hla newly ptireh**<-d aiiit of cloth
In*. J. W. t'owderly, 60 yeara old.
(ought out a gra**y apot under a
tree )uat outalde the r|ty limit* ar.d
committed suicide by (hooting him
aelf In the h»ad
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
LONDON. Oct. I.—President T
frame Thomaon of the CM* Hteel
company of America accidentally
ah<>t hlmaelf dead yeaterday while
unloading a gun.
BEAR THE LION
CETTINJE. Montenegro. Oct 1
Actora playing Turkish role* barely
escaped lynching by th»*udlence at
King Nicholas' play, "The Siege of
Scutrari "
THE THIN AND WEAK
Easy Way for Them to Get Strong
and Fat.
To the thtc and weak Bartell
!>m* Co. have a word to *ay. l>*t
them uae Bamoae, the wonderful
fle*h forming food, that t* now ao
popular, and they *111 •0 ,, n I"'
plump and ro*J.
Ha.no*- I* not an ordinary medl
cine, It I* a fi«-*h forming food thai
I* adapted to the moil delicate. It*
tonic effect give* atrvngth MM
hra.th ao that after It* uae 'or a
*h'>rt time, all the fl«'*h and fat
producing elementi in the food will
be r.u>llv aotlmllated and retained
by the body.
Tb< large *ale r>ruggl*l» Bart ell
Drug Co had on atncj they
flrat Introduced tt In Seattiv and
the wonderful tr*ulta following It*
uae have made them -auch an en
thuala*tlc believer Jn Ita great mcr
Ita. lhat the) give their per*onal
guarantee to rtfund the money Jf
SaMO»e doe* not make thin peo
pie fat and restore atreng'h and
henltij.
Wh n a gnln In weight I* rotlced
aft<>" Hamoae nr.* hern used for a
week or ten day*, nnd health hap
Improved, anil you notice y iur*elf
growing Btrorucr, you celalnly
nhould feel more than »a lifted
with what you have receive-! from
the amall coal of 60c.
VENICE 1
ON BAINBHIDGE ISLAND I
A Perfect Spine Means
Perfect Health
KplniU A luaatad condition
a •Column of th« vortitira* ctua»«
narva prMior*. Intar
rupted circulation, hrmr
dl •«»•«*
It la moat eaaantlal to
Kmv* n p*rfactly normal
aplnal column In order
'ttIP ( ° * l> '" f * ct health.
Tjffgl I hava haen demonatrat
ln« tha fact for nlna
yaara by •ffitotlng hun
ilrr«i» of eurea in ao
l JyW callad Incurabla chronic
TrTftrtl dlaeaaaa. showing that
thla wondarful aelarjce
FVMK of aplnal adjusting (rati
rWlhr rtiull* wh»r« all other
fl> " mw '
ter wlmi your al
may b* or of how long
aiandlng. do not dcapalr
bacauaa madlclna haa
i&t*Thi* failed to effect a cure.
, . \ Z+Q'Jh It ha* fulled to do «■»
• Afc Jftfcjt fur million* of othara;
1° nature; It «an not
■ ailluat your aplnal col-
limn. tharef«»ra hn*
failed In your ca*«
Com* and conault with
tuc I will ahow you
why you n> • aufferliiK
* n '* why niadlclna hnt
failed to cura you and
yttf why chiropractic auc
/ oaada whera other
methodn fall
Conanimtlon and r.ntnilnallon I'rce.
I j«d> Attendant.
I'hone Main V7NN
Offl«'« 11<*t»r#« 10 to !\
1• It V M JOHNSON
•If 1)14 Auicrlcuii lluiik llldg.
|AmusementSQ
METROPOLITAN SEATTLE THEATRE"*
f:W |» fti—K.MO p m 1 "(ilghl
liM'i" M'lVI 'til Plf'rrilK*
I'll 11 111 -l|l I HAWAII IT'Mnl f"T III* r rat Tim. i„
Mil. I r,. Kiln, M ..i W d.r« "lilt, r l«lr»T W«y.
l/i»»r r n n* f' «*•■»••• V%»li»r'« »*■" — " ~i»>|
matin*' ■i >1 'If, r>!(h'« *i»r« I*l |l«r ki*in M«hl >l'»u4,y jjT^
PANTAGE'j 1
"I ri«-<jV• M« « » J r"T* A r-* <«r « .
<■ i. in. STAR WANT ADS
•♦til fc fcf ItV'l. vf Ol Tlir Ml »
Hill II % rntal rmiK A BRING RESULTS
"Tiir rtA<i«iA(.i %i*v
(Mhir |li| Ictfurn
|0r mii«l ?C#»
WOODY PLEASED
WAHIIIN'CTON, Oct 1 I'MMl
«]<'lit Wilson Ik pleamil wllh idvlon
from Mexico to the effei t that
I Inert* haw conceded the ;i<!mi!nln
tiatlon's request that a constitution'
ill president of Mexico l»i? iwli'i'iad
hy legally held elect on*. and that
Huerta eliminate himself oh a can
dldate
It Is obvious (hat fiamhoa,
Iluerta's minister of fori Un affair*.
I* only a puppet, with Huerta pull
In* the strings, hut President Wil
i in declines to recoitnlie thin fart
officially, an Huerta thin iMholctl
|y compHcK wltn th«* request that he
I"t out If elections are held will' h
appear to l>e In any way an expres
sion of the will of the people of
Mexico, the result will he followed
hy an official recognition of the
(roTernment thus created.
Those ;o Rely on
the great home rcm"Jy v.hi h- • rroved its power to
relieve Baf"ly and y the i:-.n» r ailments arisinf
from defective <r in - '-,pilar action of the jrgansof
digestion, find themvclvofj pp: -<.d hours of sufferinj
and able to ward olf the attacks of serious sickneaai
BEECHAM'3 PILLS
never disappoint tho?e who take them. They help the
digestion, stimulate the liver, ck .rt .c kidneys and regu
late the bowels. liy purifying the blood they increa*
cheerfulness and create confidence. As actions depend
on health and strength, those who know Beecham't Pilk
Enjoy Life
* Sold »t»frwK»«. !■ boiM, JGc . Re.
Bwlum'i Pill# kit* lb* ler|*it Mi* ot any mrdif r.l In ih* VoHi
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AGENT LEAVES US
"The Easiest Way"
Tills r i .it dtama, hy
Walter. continues to pack tbsXT
Hi' ihesttiv It runs all
mat iijee» Thursday, H*> »d»r ui
Hundny.
FARMERS TO MILL
THEIR OWN FLOUR
nritNH, Or, Oct. 1 —To
the in-t of flour, o farmers of tkh
vicinity I ive onrar.lr.ed s
atlM' company and taken over tin
Iciriis Klouriu*r Mill (Jompany. it||
their Intention to sell floer *
cheaply In the county that otiuu,
competition will ha illscourmj.