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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20

The funeral OF Bro. I7.ac Grang
strom VIII take plrce from the arric
OF Seattle Rerie, No. |, Frat rnRl
order Of EaFles. Second avenue aud
riRe street. on Sunday. Sc at. o.
1909. Of the hour Of ! 30 y, m All
members ~ the srder Nv tbs city are
requested 10 attend Ry order Of
W. S. Pulver. Worthy President. At
test. F'rank Dowd, Worthy Secre-
tary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
SHY ON CASH

NEW YORK. Sept. so.--The weekly
OF the associated banks
shows their cash on hand 10 be
s. 500. 900 below the required weekly
reserve. This is the first reserve
daficIf nlnrn NoNember 1899
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
KIND HEARTED WOMAN

Through the efforts Of Deputy
Sheriff clark, a watch ana ring siol-
en- from Miss isembks Of Iiavrnua
park were returned to her yeHtsrdaN.
The offender was mere hoy. and
the woman refused 10 prosecute him.
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rMo YEARa rAr pm

FRED Harris pleaded guilty 10 bur
gtary In the criminal court this
morning and wah sentenced 10 two
wears IN the penttentiarY lie con-
fessed having entered the house or
Alfred Atkins on August 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20

COUNCIL

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Sept a.
The organization OF the National
Council of the Patriarchs Militant
was effected today. General Raney,
OF Marengo. Iowa. Will undoubtedly
be chosen national commander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
rARALLon IN PORT

Steamship Faraiion. capt Nord.
arrived from Lynn canal this morn
Ing with 40 passengers ana rs tons
81 salmon. Miners from the Kion-
dixie brought down about $4,000 Ia
gold dust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
GREEN NOW
IN CONTROL

SPOKANE. Sept. 20. - Harry
Green has purchased $3.50 shares OF
the stock OF the Spokane baseball
club from r. II. Hutchinson and W.
V. Garrett. controlling interest
Green is a prominent sporting man
OF this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
WILL LIVE
IN STYLE

ase'esll,M'oiT. NTH. sept. 2o.-The
i.m11~s cf the handsome new
xss ~ the Detroit iodKe OF Elks
~ a. ,ccs'zon OF a large gather
~ g.onlnen, members or the or
f.,sas VI several states. The new
<lxas - magnificent structure "
~sss-s 'Dsles and contains every
'snsDisncs and comfort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
SERIOUS FALL

a fall from the third story OF the
Sigma M Fraternity house. near
the State university yesterday, re-
suited seriously for Thomas Graham.
a carpenter. He was carried to the
University pharmacy and attended
by Dr. G. W. Davis. Later he was
removed 80 his home on North Forty
Fifth street His left leg was brok-
en-. and internal injuries are feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20

Mabel Justice has instituted d.
voroe proceedings against Henry
Justice. alleging non-suppcrt and
desertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20

FKxAsr-nY DEPARTMENT. Or
UrF or THE COMPTROLLER
mrHE CURRENCY. WASHING
foN. q. e.. SEPTEMBER I. i5a1
WHEREAS. ~ satisfactory evil
- presented 10 the undersigned.
rs ben made TO appear that The
~ National Bank 81 Seattle" 10
- 5n the E4ty 81 Seattle. in the
tunfy II Kfnx and state u Wash
r1sr. has oprnpiIed with AL the
x<1zlons q the act % congress TO
80 National Bank ASSOCIATIONS 10
+ I'D their eorpofa;e exittance. ard
ether purposes. approved Juiy
xoy. THEREroRE. I. Thomas
KShe. deputy and acting comp
:nsa<r q he currency. DO hereby
M,ify thai TIE First National
hrf 81 Seattle. = located IN the City
< SEATTLE. II the County Of King and
nate Of washington. 10 authorized
b have s1ccesxion for the period
SPECIFIED u rs amended articles 81
szse<isfAcc- namely until close Of
tss:rese On September 4. fs27.
II testinory whereof. witness my
fant and seal % effiee this Fourth
cay 81 September. 1907
r. r. KANE.
perrty and Acting Comptroller
q the Currency. No. zss1-
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lowed tu run. or course, IN these
matters We have tu be- guided Ia a
measure by the win of the council
should the city fathers consider u
"A ~ resort - be let thrive Il would
certainly influence my action ln the
matter However. as I said l have
not fully looked into this as / have
been On my vacation. / VIII certainly
investigate IT,
The patroimon on the Blsckchansi
beat iVok AZ the new building with
sort % dread, its construction IL
such that should a criminal attemp,
To get away IN Il he would have
very easy chance Of doing 30
iss Description
The building. which Is situated AZ
the corner % sixth avenue south and
Weller street j. a low fiat and dlngy
aDpeafinE affair. There il na base
u~nt ana NO second story Il IL not
more than IS feet high and extends
over nearly a quarter 81 block
There are two entrances a the frost.
but from the exterior only the rlsfr
side Of a vail can be seen through
the duofs. The building resembles
the ordinary car barn more than
anything else once inside. a long
hall extending the whole length ~
the place Is seen A. intervals 81
about eight feet there arr doors
These denrn Head into rooms that are
mere stalls Each Il In the neigh.
baFhaod ~ eight feet by twelve feet
IN iimsnslans. There - a small win
dow a. the front NJ every room Lead
ing into the hall and another IN the
rear. leading out into the allies. The
latter window the police say makes
an admirable getaway for n Grim.
rsai should he h. pursued by tho ~.
ficerE There are g az these rooms.
All 81 the same size and built on fhs
same plan. The place Is typical
ground floor crib and nns that IN
The nast the police have absolutely
forbidden.
Heretofore vice has been kept
above the ground floor as the police
us~t 20 regulate gambling. Naes
however. there has been apparently
a change and the building l. helnE
erected With no attempt to hide It's
ultimate nsr with the knowledge
and consent - the city authorities
II - rheaniy constructed ard IN raas
81 fire would prove 70 be a danger
otis place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
MARINE NEWS

:. o.samer Bay city has been sold
me Washington Navigation 20.
s .s put On the Seattle T acor1a- Fv-
:. route. fhe was formerly own
y :. W. Eiiis. VINO Is preaIdent Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
JOHN BULL
LOOKING IN

HALIFAX. Sept. 2o.-The gunboat
interchangeable has been ordered TO
Haytl to protect British interests
there.
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WnnderfuI Gro,.,th

Good Fishing Stock must be In
great demand II the sales In the past
week are any criterion Of the Inter-
State Fisheries Co. The safest in
vestrnent In existence and get your
orders In at once and make the adj
vance in price Interstate Fisher
les Co. so2-3e3 Pacific block. Seattle.
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
BATTLE WITH
MAN EATERS

-Four monster sharks caught and
Killed within an hour IL the record
made BY the crew of the British
bark rewys Castle. now iyinE at the
Wall street dock. Nothing eiaieH =
sailor more than TO KIN a shark. and
the four xefiebrae Of the hrh we're
converted into canes by passing a
heavy wire through their center. The
captain, mate and iva apprentices
each own one and exhibit them with
pride.
capt. jenkins thla morning thus
described the battle With the man
saterns
Saw a Shark
zone morning at :. about the
middle OF August, when We wer. 10
miles west 81 Point Conception, the
watch noticed shark In our wake
I haited the shark hook. which was
attached to a chain. with a chunk Of
pork and ;hrew II into the water Mr.
shark grabbed u At once. We held
his head out OF the water until a
boatHwain knot could be slipped over
the chain and hts body. The knot
caught at the root Of his tad, which
WAS broader than the fore part Of
the body. We thus had tao lines on
him. and pulled him TO the top like
so much dead weight.
once on deck we killed him by
pounding hts head with Delaying
pins. We hauled aboard three shoai
sharks. varying In length from TO
izts feet. in this manner. without
much trouble. but the fourth, =
monster blue shark. gave us bat
tie royal.
lie Hoped around on deck pref
~ much as he wanted 60. white the
men tried to kiii him with belaysng
pin.
Knocks Sailors
Two searnsu wese knocked heavs
iiy 90 the deck while trying 10 set
at him. bug we finally conquered.
we found a bonito In the siom-
ach Of one. and the fact that bones
and other refuse that had been
thrown overheard WAS found In the
stomaehs Of the others showed that
they had been following the bark for
weeks waiting for n sailor TO fall
into the sea. a little further up
shot a biuefirh u feet long"
The Po0ss Castle made n quick
passage 81 10 days 90 Seattle from
Antwerp. The Pas Of kiiilkramkie.
which left Antwerp two days be-
for. Hhe left Hamburg. has not yet
arrived NJ san Francisco, She m
ished dlseharging her cement yea
terday. and has been chartered by
r. w. Nc Near a Co. Of san Francis
co 20 carry wheat and -four. sailing
after October 10. she viii load here
and proceed to England or South
Africa
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SAVE MONEY
ON
MEDICINES

...re.s ne economy ~ paving
-. FOR ycur drugs than h"fse''
...,r,s Yoa can't buy better med''
a.. no MATTER how much You Ray
rrscs hints
- Rooi. sec aize. .s.s..s... .k.c
$50 r,.st. .ae slse as....s.,..t slc
ns. 49,, Il Ftks. sec slae ..s....f', sue
1900 ft- Siae ssssstttss Fsfffs -
go 800 liver Pits. sc sac ,.''' toc
xo,r1L FIND NoUR PRES
~sSprIoN FILLED JUST RIGHT
.xn A PRICE THAT'S FAIR TO
rot. TOO.
s,uars's dyspepsia Tablets, sec slss
........ss stss-.. 5000. So 'e'
psine's Dyspepsia Cure. nc A.s,..
c.rsers Dyspepsia Tablets. soc sac
..... ..ssssssss - So - -
ssnusy's Native Herb Tablets -ee
so ......4s,. ts....+s-.s-s.ts..- soc
a=asa~-Ha
opKS Alb NIGHT.
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SAN FRANcIsCo. Sept. 2e.-
Wheat. Iig. 1893 a.
CHICAGO. Sept. Wheat, a SIS.
7b IA
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n.no,,a ct..s.,

Professor Wilson at Hanke Hal
Monday and Friday evenings. PR.
vafa Lessons daily.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
KANSAS CITY, TIE PIRATE
e. ichita Finds Friend I'm Editor
johnson ef Oklahoma,

Jerre Johnson, editor of the Newkirl1
Republican News. writes the following
editorial this week:
It has long been our opinion that kan
Has City is little more than a big pirate
ship among the cnterprising cities selling
the western prairie seas. Her presump-
ton and assumption are tremendous. She
is swelled up 10 beat The band, and II
railroads entering her portals do not
come through she straightway boyc0ts
the offending road. The gan or Kansas
City is bigger than a house ahre. and
scares more people.
Recently Wichita went after Kansas
City through the Inter State Commerce
Commission Allegations were fled with
that tribunal. showing that leading rail
ways were wilfully. feloniously and fraud
ulently violating the law in regard to
freight rates. giving KANSAS City al
kinds Of freight rates and favors 10 the
everlasting disgrace and damage of other
towns and cities. In the matter of beet
sugar from Colorado. with q longer haul
to Kansas City, the roads would haul
much cheaper to Kansas City than 10
wichita. thus giving Kansas city the
wholesale and jobbing trade in sugar.
In the matter OF wheat. il would be
heuled to Kansas City from points I'm OK
lahoma and thence to Galveston. CHEAPER
than from points in oklahoma 10 Cal-
weston thus cheating the farmers Of Ok
Ishoma out Of several cents Per bushel in
tae price of their wheat.
other abuses were shown, and We glory
IN the spunk of Wichita IN going after
his great cormorant and gvey-eyed-
greedy-gut city of Kansas City. Kansas
City should endeavor to thrive without
piracy, without flying the black faG en-
blazoned with The skull and crossbones
Bearded Ike the pard. fun of cheap
whisky and cuss words, with "A cutlass
In one hand and "A pistol In the other Kan
sas City has browbcaten every little town
On the western border. and the time has
arrived 10 can a halt on her piratical
measures she Is the only town in the
T-nited states able TO run a Louisiana
lottery without Uncle sam putting a stop
to it. Kansas City won't drown. Her
gall VIII keep her aGoat should an the
globe be submerged in Il Noah's deluge-
Now that she il great. let her be good.
That is al We ask.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
COLLEGE HILL
AFTER SEWER
Property Owners VIII Ask
Council for Trunk Line"
ALL WORKING FOR IT
Route Proposed Over Which
to Lay It.
ALL WORKING FOR II

The people of College Hin are working
through their counciimen for sewer
main from the top of the Hin down on
Douglas avenue. \ resolution is 70 be
prepared ard submitted to the council
soon asking that a trunk line sewer
as Councilman Gnss Smith calls it. be
run over this route. The promoters Of
the scheme who are the majority Of the
property owners on the Hin. are very
enthusiastic about this matter and de-
clare that there is little doubt but that
they can carry it through successfully.
1t is proposed that the main be laid
from the top of the hill down the ave
nue. to about Hydraulic avenue, then
southwest covering another district thai
has no sewerage joining the main run
ming north and south somewhere down
In the south part OF the city. The cross
ing Of the creek can be accomplished with
little expense for the great main can be
laid across Just as the water mains are
laid. Properly anchored. it viii be per
manent. 1t is proposed 70 have the trunk
line only for a starter. As the different
districts are built mp on the east and west
side of Douglas avenue from the end of
the street car line into the city. these
districts can be drained with branch sys-
TENS, al tributary TO the main line.
The residence owners in this part of the
city declare that they have everything
that is conducive to fine residence build
ing but sewer system. No one of them
has yet been heard TO utter word &C
protest against the proposition and there
are many taking hand IN It who arc
usually over conservative in making i'm
proveinents. They declare themselves for
it because it Is a good thing and should
be granted College Hnl. for this section
of the city IS assuming an artstocratic
and Important appearance. with hamme-
and saw putting up ane residences on
every hand. In three weeks time this
fan the change on College EfHI was won
derful. Those who had gone away for
their summer vacations, on their return
spoke or the great number Of foundations
that had been laid while they were away
and the frame work Of many houses that
seemed to have sprung UP in a night
College Hill has become an importanl
factor in Wichita's doings and now that
she desires a sewer, she proposes to put
forth every effort to get IT,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
1910 EACH. GENTLEMENg
Two Prominent Wen Fined by Judge
Dale YESTERDAY

There was an exciting Interchange in
the district court yesterday between J.
D. Houston ard r. r. yermnion. two
prominent attorneys of this city. As a
result Judge Dale fined each $40 for con
tempt of court.
Judge Dale imposed the fine for con-
tempt principally because the attorneys
did not come TO order when he loudly
raped with as mallet.
The case, for which a jury was being
impaneled. was that Of john Marshall as
administrator for his children. against
the Rock Island Railroad company. which
road. it is alleged, was the cause OF the
death of Mrs. John Marshall who was
killed in this city on the East Douglas
avenue crossing IN September of 1895
while riding to Buffalo Bills Wild West
show in a carryaH. The case is for $4,000
damages and has been tried once before
In The Sedgwick county district court
at which time verdict was rendered
giving the plaintiff $500 dana ges tt
was carried TO the supreme court of the
state and has been remanded 70 the lower
court or error.
In empaneling the jury yesterday eight
men were passed BY both attorneys whea
the regular panel was exhausted and
Judge Dale ordered a special venire 10 be
drawn to report this morning. Il was on
the examination Of the last OF the regu.
lar panel that the two attorneys clashed.
Ia the excitement Of the moment caused
by this unusual occurrence 81 was dill
cult to understand or hear Just what dii
take place. However. the following ac-
count Of il is the one which the majority
Of those present agree 10.
Mr. Houston was examining the juror
and asked him II he knew anything Of
the case in hand. The juror replied that
be had heard Of Mrs Marshall being
killed in Wichita by the Rock Island.
Nj Houston then challenged the man 8
right to serve as a juror IN this case, to
which challenge. Mr. Nermilion. attorney
for the railroad. objected
But. your honor said Mr.. Houston.
turning 70 the Judge this man admits
that he knows something Of the case"
IN a fash Mr. Vermilion was on his
feet and fairly shouted:
Its false He doesn't admit that He
admits nothing"
Then cried Mr.. Houston in turn.
You're speaking a falsehood 4 you say
that what I say Is \ Ha-"
Then an iRIistingGishabie mass q
words were exchanged Judge Dale
raped his desk sogndIy for order but no
one seemed 20 hear 4 The excitement
died own and al that could be hoard
from Judge Dale was:
Ten dollars each. gentlemen"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
WEATHER
DEGEtTFUL
Slow Drilling Rain Has
Fooled Casual Observer.
VAIN TIME COMING
UusuaI Amount of Rain Since
First of Year.

his year has been unusally severe for
rnfam in Wichita ana scdgwicz c=za-
!, as wen as in the rest Of the country.
here have been zoos inches Of rain above
ne normal since the beginning of the
rear 1902. The rain Of the last two days
mas been most disagreeaBle. but the i'm
preston that last month and the past
few days Of October have been unusually
severe in rain and cold weather is rot
borne out by DR.. Johnson, observer OF
weather bureau Of agricultural depart
ment. The overhanging clouds and the
SLOW continuous rain or drizzle of the
last few days have fooled the citizen
observer. for he VIII hardly believe il
when he is told that only an inch and a
half OF rain had fallen up till late last
night since the rain began on Thursday.
1t has seemed rather cold, but Dr. john
son declared yesterday that il was not
ko. according to The thermometer, which
elly recorded IS degrees above zero in
itsle afternoon. The mercury was at 81
IN the early morning and sank lower as
the day advanced. DR.. Johnson promises
lots more warm weather and declares
that there is no reason as yet to believe
that winter viii be onto Wichita any
earlier than usual lie predicted that the
rain viii cease today when short,
sharp, cold spell VIII set in. Then warm
weather VIII follow and people VIII don
their summer wear once more.
Last month, which seemed TO be so
rainy, because. DR.. Johnson explains the
people had occasion to mark il. was not
an exceptional month for rainfall. The
total precipitation was 25J inches, while
in 1854 the total precipitation for Sep
TENDER was go inches
The cause for the great amount Of rain
fail since the beginning Of the present
year IS not 20 be had in the weather OBJ
servers mind. He does not lay it to old
Noun Pelee. Tie says that he believes
that science would nave discovered by
this fine for a certainty II volcanic erup-
lions caused rainfall in distant eHmes
Concerning the much supposed eQui-
noctal rainfall. he said. according to sci
enct there is nothing in it and pro-
ceesed to prove his assertion. He showed
tina the normal precipitation for Sep
teuber, every day. was about 10 of an
fncl. The normal is the average Of the
toal precipitation for several consecutive
yers This shows that the rain IS about
e0aIly distributed among the several
avs in different years. Another way in
xlich he proved his assertion was by
rferring TO the charts for six years
hck. All these but one-that OF 1900
bowed that it had not rained at all dur
ng the so-calIed equinocUal week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
VOTERS ARE REGISTERING
51st go Days Remain in which 10
DO 80.

About twenty names were added TO the
registration books yesterday. 1t was the
first day foc months that anyone has
gone to the city clerks Office for the
expressed purpose Of registering. There
are just twenty days more in which 5000
people can register. as the books win
close at 10 O'Clock the evening of the
18th Beginning with the morning Of the
18th CT this month the registration books
VIII be open from o'clock each morning
and remain open until 10 o'clock at night.
Special registration clerks viii be en-
Tloyed in a few days 50 that only few
minutes time viii be required for a man
10 get his name on the books and be
eligible TO vote at the election on Novem-
Der I.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
TWO ALLEGED BAD MEN
Are Locked Up sn city Jail TO Await
netf Comments

TIE police have two men in the city
jail who are reputed u be very bad ones
They are Prank Woods. alias johnson.
cit yseveral times and are aiisgea 70 have
committed a number of rohberias il the
railroad Yards They were found early
yesterday morning IN The Rock Island
yards. K IS alleged. attempting 20 break
into a sealed freight car When cap
tured they had some big guns and seemed
prcrared for any Kind u work II The
rob berry line
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
BETS DO NOT RlPEN
Clouds and Rain Reduce Percentage
fSaccharine.

Sedgwiek county VIII not produce sugar
beets of a very high percentage Of sac
charine matter this year unless the rain
stops and the sun shines a few days in
order to let the beets ripen. The samples
sent to Rocky Ford last week for analy-
sis have been heard from and not one
sample tested over 10 per cent saceharine
matter and it Is not considered profitable
TO handle the beets in refinery unless
z per cent of sugar is shown. It is be-
lieved that a much higher percentage
than necessary would be shown in the
Kansas beet if the plant had a chance to
ripen and develoUe sugar. This requires
sunshine and lots of 1t and this is not
what has been Sedgwicl1 eounty's por-
ton for the past few weeks, and for this
reason the beets show very light per
centage Of sugar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
ANOTHER CUP TO COMPETE FOR,
Country Club Establishes Open Cham
pionShio Trophy

The board OF governors of the Wichita
Country club at its meeting Thursday
evening decided to purchase a cup, valued
At $50, and to be known as the open
championship cup Of the Wichita Country
club and to be competed for twice each
year by the members Of the club. Those
me mbers who wish to compete for the
cup must make the qualifying rounds on
the links before next Wednesday, and
from the scores handed in at that time
the players to compete for the cup viii be
made UP. The sixteen members making
the lowest scores viii later play for the
cup. After the open championship cup is
won the contest for the Knight cup VIII
hl given
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
IS MoN ApMlRATIoN.
Dennie Moore Begins as Messenger
Boy and is Now Manager.

Dennie Moore is manager OF the West
ern Union telegraph office at Kingdsher,
o. T. He il a Wichita boy and got his
start in this city. His mother lives here.
DeuDie Moore has shown what push VIII
in which he has climbed the ladder or
fortune. one year ago last july he was
night clerk at the local Office Of the Vest
ern Union telegraph company In this city
lac began as messenger boy IN Wichit,
and bv his own Efforts picked up a
knowledge CT the key. he has been sure
of his footing and yet has climbed
nlshtv fast