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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Frsmoss Lire.
WRfATHS FOR THE LIVING

SeN comes John co breaks -wrsath for the
a< contest with loud Noise taking position right
= 1 principally by 81 his theatrical achievements One
s admrsr Of Mr. sends e for him with
usu's 70 BIS managerial ability securing the production Of
W. and Nix Others probably agitaed for
7sv end IN their ballots Cort without
'ehA 4 Wilson big squirt this mornings mail sena
*Acn has not been bot he he would probably
We're The election be held today. etc." and then
ing about The labor All leading candidates advanced
ay this morning and the be fast and
AnMa from on
ase what Nj corts admirer Seattle Athletic
aah stationery.
hoF star Since Witnessing part of the performance Of
.s ana Nix al the Grand theatre, think o
10y OBJECT FOR obituary than Mr. John C0 the
sofe take peasuresin injecting him into the for
49, object o. course do expect compete with Jacob
1870 and other mumionairea but n few odd cents will do
~ candidate viii be oneof your twelve apostles
JAMES HANSON"
Here todays standing OF the John cor s5;
- Wilson, 81; Jacob Furth so; ". r. Sutherland. 81;
.-nk AeDermo,t 81 John Miller Cohen. az ~ GIL
W n Moore 40; clayson. ST., 37 Jas A. Agnew. 35 w.
anmee 49, Col A J. Behen. 10; DIR. NJ A. Matthews. 2:
rms contest for the purpose Of giving the readers Of The
chance 10 something written about their friends
eae friends alive The tributes TO be selected by
~ readers u Of them according ballots
~ fih out az Of the accompanying blanks
''A ana mail them 10 The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
LEFT GREEN RIVER HOT SPRINGS ON
SHOOTING TRIP OF ONLY FEW HOURS
FRED w. KLoEBER, BROTHER OF HOTEL PRO.
PRIETOR, AND JULIUS KLUMMIE, CLERK
OF HOTEL, ARE THE MISSING MEN
SEVERAL POSSES co IN SEARCH.

the belief Of Or. Kloeber and Ar
thur Dcnsmore that they will be-
I found between the summit OF the
range east OF Hot Springs and May
Greek valley. This region will be
carefully combed and. unless both
hunters have slipped into a gulch
or brush covered crevice, II ia
probable that they will DO found
today.
Ref Joins searchers.
Game Warden Henry Rief and
l.. a. Nelson left Seattle this after
noon 10 aid the scarchers. Ref has
a complete knowledge Of the coun-
try about Hot SPRING.. and is a
personal friend Of Fred Kioeber.
Both Ref and Kiosber have hunt
ed mountain goats near Hot
Springs. and the game warden
thinks he Will be able 10 find his
missing friend II the searchers fail
Both Fred Kioeber and Kiummie
are well known IN Seattle and have
a host Of friends who are taking
a keen interest IN the search.
Believes They VIII Turn Up.
y do not think that any casualty
has befallen Fred and Klnmmie."
said Or Chas. r. Klocbor. an uncle
Of the young man. this morning,
Both men are very careful. Fred
Is thoroughly familiar with every
inch ~ the ground In the vicinity.
klummle is a Swiss and has lived
IN the mountains all his life. He
weighs 2z0 pounds. and IL strong az
an OK That they have lost their
sense Of direction and have wan
dered over the divide Is my hy-
pothesis. I expect to see them come
into Seattle this afternoon by way
Of Snoqualmie Pass. which is tho
quickest route home II they made
their way over the divide. Three
hunting parties are now out, an
other Of large numbers is forming
az Morgans MIL near Lester and
Game Warden Rief and party viii
start from Seattle this afternoon.
Afr. Ref Is an expert woodsman,
and II anyone can find them, hs
can. / viii leave tonight 10 take
up the hunt II no favorable news
comes In the meantime"
Ref Has Confidence.
II believe that Fred and Klum-
mie. after going over the mountain
back 81 Hot Springs. followed the
basin OF one Of the tributaries Of
Friday creek. said Ref this morn
ing. They either got on the track
Of something and went over the d.
vide or lost their course in a snow
storm. Our posse viii make for
Meadow Pass. and | earnestly be-
lieye that they will be found in that
vicinity. Fred is an expert woods
man and II lost. would blaze the
trees along his path will not
come back until he is found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
MORMON VOTE is
A FACTOR IN
ELECTION

DENVER. Colo. Oct q IA can.
yhAs OF The probable electoral vote
for president b. John + Osborn.
former governor of Wyoming and
IT present in charge of the branch
headquarters ~ the national Demo.
cratic committee here. developed
the interesting political feature that
the Mormon vote Of Idaho. Utah
and Wyoming might determine the
election.
The electoral votes OF Utah.
Idaho and Wyoming are absolutely
IN tho keeping of the Mormon
hierarchy. according 10 Osborn.
should Il be made 10 appear 20 10
seph Smith and other Mormon
rulers reasonably certain that Hry.
an will win. the Mormon church
can be- depended upon 10 throw the
weight Of It's Influence 10 him.
Osborn declares that these votes
we're thrown 20 Mckinley overnight
TO defeat Bryan By an agreement
between the Mormon church and
Mark Hanna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Taxpayers to Insist That
Mayor Make Good
His Promise.

ARgrleved AZ what they term
Mayor Miilers broken promises to
move the restricted district. cen.
srai committee OF 30 taxpayers rep.
reaenting all the Improvement
clubs Ia the southern portion 81 the
city. are preparing TO make a last
appeal 10 the city's chief executive
10 carry ont his pledge that the
RediiRht section would be moved
n the mayor does not make good
thia time Il Ia proposed to appeal
o. The courts.
All the details Of this movement
have been determined upon ut sev.
eral meetings Of the different clubs
recently, and subcommittee of
i've appointed from each Of the ten
clubs 20 act upon the central body
's'rhe people 81 the south end are
determined to have this proposition
settled once and for all" declared
one member Of the committee TO
day.
mayor Miller promised both be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
WILL DEMAND REMOVAL.
OF RESTRICTED DISTRICT

fore and after his election that he
would move the restricted district
Delegates from our Improvement
clubs took the question up with him
on several occasions. and Il was
agreed upon the last visit that the
removal would be enforced on Sep.
temher T.
Chief Of Police Ward even went
20 the extent 81 designating a new
district % the south Of the present
location. Il made real estate prices
boom. but accomplished no coed.
The district has not been moved.
and Il does not look as n there was
any prospect OF It ever being moved.
voluntarily.
Il do not know what reason the
mayor can have for not Keeping his
promise. ! do know that the south.
end people we're given to under.
stand that the section would be
placed elsewhere. and Il is still
where Il always was"
II the mayor falls 10 accede to
tho demand Of the people IN the
south end again. attorneys will be
empowered 20 bring legal action In
the shape Of Injunction proceedings
The committee will not agree to
any location east OF First av. and
south OF fesler way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

Although two searching parties
with a thorough knowledge Of the
mountains are securing the eouu.
try for Fred w Kloeber. brother
Of Or J. g. Kloeber. Of Green
River Hot Springs. and Julius
kiummle. chief clerk Of the Green
River Hot Springs hotel. who have
been missing since Monday morn.
ing. no trace OF the men has been
found. aside from liFht trail
through the mountain snow which
ended In a tract Of timber last
night.
AZ the head Of one searching
party u Or Kloebor and charlie
Hnrtz. ~ North Yakima. who
know the region about Hot Springs
like a book Leading the second
searching party Is Arihur Deus.
more Or kloebers party started
north up the canyon early this
morning. aud Densmore'a party
toilcd over the mountains
Searching Parties TO Meet.
II was agreed before starting
that the searching parties should
meet on the banks OF May creek
before , o'clock tonight II the miss
Ing men are not found. DT Kloe-
Der and Densmore keep In touch by
means Of signals from rifles
Fred kioeber and klummie were
lightly clad and carried no pro
visions They intended being alb.
sent from Hot Springs but few
hours They failed 10 return Mon.
day night By Wednesday morn
Ing DR. kloeber and friends Of the
missing men became thoroughly
alarmed and the first searching
party was organized The trail Of
the hunters was followed five miles
across a hofhack through a light
fail Of snow. but the trail ended
IN large tract Of timber
eloodhounds Useless.
niondhoands with the searching
party were unable 20 take up the
scent. and members OF the party
separated IN an effort % find the
lost trail Guns we're fired 10 At
tract the attention Of kl0ebcr and
Kiummie but the Hearchers rcceiy-
cd no rcfponso
II Is believed that Kloohcr and
klummic after losing their bear
ings started 20 cross the noun
tAlns 20 gain the May creek valley.
The eearcheFss fear that both men
became exhausted and may De in
a DYING condition somewhere In
the chip mountain air
Actin- ON the superstition that
the missing hunters endeaYored to
gain the valley across the noun
tains from Hot Springs. Densmore's
party g hurrying over the ridge.
conducting a careful search OF ey-
cry foot ~ ground Clad as they
were and without provisions. Il Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
AR M Ed FARMERS
HUNTING FOR
A FIEMD

MONROE. y. ", Oct 22.-Fifty
farmers armed with rifles are re-
ported to have surrounded Charles
Pitney near here this afternoon, and
II he IL captured there " no doubt
that he viii be lynehed. Sarah
smith. a i2-year-old girl, n dying
from the effects Of an attack which
ahe says Pitney made upon her The
child crawled home on her hands
and knees aud told her story 10 her
parents Just before she lapHed into
unconscioueneas. The father gath
cred the posse and set out In pur-
suit Of pitney. The attack WIS
made IN a cemetery not far from
the chim@I home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

Handsome nephew about 10 set ha.
rona fortune. Desperate baron
sends servant 10 pluck hclr from
Paris train. furgets 10 say male
heir. Servant returns with Miss
Cunning she impcrsonaies both
son and daughter 20 baron AS
daughter falls In love With ncpheW
The other daring thing Of Miss
GunnlnK'f besides daring 10 offer
New York anything So tame as
Marcelle. IL her choral singing 90.
ciciy. She has organized al the
chorus girls Of the shubeft produc
lions lato q singing society and ls
training them 20 DO sight reading
Soon her society Is to giys Sunday
concerts foe charity The aHtoniah.
ina thing about this % the thcatri-
cal world In that a prima donna
would do enything M. wasn't paid
for and that she would be so in-
considerable ~ hef voice a. to work
Il overtime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Democrats Ask Court to
Put Their Names ON
the Ballot.

An Injunction was issued In the
superior court this morning re-
atraininR James =. Agnew, as coun-
" auditor from proceeding with
the printing Of the official county
ballot for the coming election, and
directing him to appear before Judge
Morris tomorrow to show cause why
A writ OF mandate shall not Issue to
cotnpol the printing 81 the names OF
d. IA. Bradley ]. u. SeRvey and
Robert bridges on the ballot ns the
democratic nominees in the Fortieth
legislative district
The candidates RlteRc that they
we're nominated al the September
primary by majorities Of their party
electors aud were notified by Aud
tor Agncw on oct 10 that their M
ing fees must be paid In order TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
MAR RAGING ON THE
BORDER OF AUSTRIA
JOHN BARRETTTALKS
TO HUv STUDENTS

United States Is overlooking It's op.
portunities In South America.
Brasil. for example. he said. Il
nearly an large az the United
States. and Ia wonderfully fertile
country Japan has recognized
this and 10 rapidly getting Ia the
lead IN the handling % brazilian
commerce and In developing the
great resources OF the interior.
The speaker said that the pas.
HaEc Of ship subsidy bill would
de- much toward promoting inter.
est Ia the South American repub-
lies IN this country. and would put
a stop to the Japanese invasion
there
Mr.. barrett LEFT this afternoon
for Tacoma. where be - 20 speak
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
STREET CAR CREWS ARE
RUSHED TO BEAT EXPO

West Caller st.. double tracking the
klnnear para line Tor half mile
and payiag the entire line. Like
Wise Il Is paving 5000 feet on 18th
between East Madison and East
Caller.
To connect up other sections ~
the city with the exposition grounds.
s.70e feet % double track have been
laid on Spokane av and the trvatle
across the tide flats widened. The
Aiki Point extension amounts to 9.
SOC fee, and 600 feet 81 trestie line
Work will soon be begun tsunbis
tracking the Fremont line from Ere.
mont 70 Woodland park. distance
OF 7 1000 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
OFFICIALS FIND
THEATRES SAFE

The Seattle and Orpheum theatres
were given n clean bin ~ health 20.
day by a committee ~ city officials.
who commenced an investigation
into the sanitary and fire protection
arrangements In all the local play
houses. The committee included
Health Commissioner Crichton. Fire
Marshal KelloRg, Fire Chief Bring
hurst and city Electrician Ioslyn
Both the Seattle and Orpheun
theatres are IN frat class shape"
declared Fire Marshal Kellogg, after
the inspection. They are az safe
a. human ingenuity can make
them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
COCORZA SINGS AT
MOORE TONIGHT

kEnllsa GoxerS4. the great bari
ters sings trdsr fhe auspices u the
l@iin& Masiral flas tonight at tbs
Npere gheAfre Thss wiii - fhe
- ppBoftansfy - hearing him as
y haFsa shortly - spend several
- aarpad fie has several fiat.
.zs offers ard MzY Join fhs rankn
p Metropolitan Opera Go. 10.
PC prpxrAm - - arranged that
~ appeai e. muKlc luyafm ~
y s'akeea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
WRECKED BY
EXPLOSION

pfTrSBuRG. oct 22-~A large
nitro glycerino manufacturing plant
caught fire today from forest fires
that have been raging for several
days In the vicinity OF shannopin
and. In the resulting explosion, was
blown 20 atoms.
A nearby nitro glycerine maga-
zine was soon afterwnrd ignited and
exploded, hurting burning emhers
into the nearby forest II Is re-
ported that a woman was killed IN
the second explosion, but this could
not be verified. The destruction Of
the plant and the damage 90 build
ings IN Shannopin caused a large
property loss,
The forest fire swept toward
Shnnnopin after destroying the cx-
piosivo works, ana threatened the
town with destruction. Two hum
drod volunteers attacked the flames
and, after hard fight, succeeded
In beating them out.
The loss on the nitrQ-glyooriuo
plant win exceed 500. GOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
ATTLES HAVE BEEN
m PROGRESS FOR
TEN DAYS.


ynxn0S. oct - Open war.
80 - zen IN progress In Bosnia
, - pesssosira for no days and
80 kare been killed. according
: nIrmailon brouEht here today
49, Nonicnegran agent Moro
s,ss l,tAse Austrian troops have
- sflaeked by insurrectiouists
! a. snnexed territories and the
Tsks - been continuous. SO far
i Anown % pitched battle has
,.lse plzee as the insurFectionists
~ kseally outnamnered by the
Abstracts but their guerrilla tao.
=. kzys been very effective.
n Hlaxtlon Is 50 serious that
- Asstfian government has
,..k@E disbursements 90 the aid ot
~ hasssr tscops Through strict
s - the agent said. the Aus.
80 rnsernmsnt has suppressed
II resursa 81 the situation AZ Il
.e.six a knarchy exists In the
eastern an& soaihern sections Of
ina zra0xe1 Nffit1ff
r. Mw,ersRran agent came
h.ss iplss d inxestigate closely
- rxsrf s.sation with 3 view to
lasrelng rkxi eoarse England will
ssrsss e IA esens that Servta and
nar.saAern declare var on Aus.
- ne aexnt declares that the
sttlsu Il Austria amounts 10 an at
ssue. . reTruFixe ncsula and Her.
rsrs.sA late submission BY force
4 Ass ne gemper u the people.
= sAert2 u such that they wiz
sfsss sakmlt 10 annexation
n setenffon q Envoy vuke-
ssra ~ TIE Austrian authorities
i azzn Tuesday was merely a
m><ex. ~ aIlrw them 10 search his
srzzs ~ agent declared f0r
81 ~zson. Ne said. the apology
stse~G n Austria was not accepted
- rznfenerro will insist upon
IL rzTmens a an Indemnity.
Tfh lnformAfion. the most
Earring eonins from even a semi
EZRA soarce since the present
.rn4kh las been pending. caused 4
z<nnsian % tlplonAtic circles here.
ard &c Investigation has been start
a o. determine the trath 81 the
weerts The M0nfeneeran SAYS he
) pesltisely convinced that var -
~'xln 10 iuvolxc shs Balkan states
saFs thai monntaln fghiing has
- in progress 10 Bosnia and
Ekfzexaysna ever Klnce the an
zrzafi0n VAS znnoancea. ard Il has
been growing more s&siocs daY bY
cav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
BLIZZARD
RAGING


DENVER. Cole. tsrs IA y
Williams ~he lived ~ miles from
taitaa. and Warren NiYtsntuFgh. q
rauehmMn4 who lived near saratoga
WyamfnH are dead. titflms If a
biiH2aFd that is arNasfaaina the north .
rYn section ~ Colorado and WYuni.
Ing today. Williams lost his Nay
In the tlisH& Fd aofHs time last Might
ard vas ffaken - death
BiYdehtmrRh was on ria way 20
church lu q wagon and diaf 81 the
cold when the horse STOPPED a.
the church deer cut ~ habit % wae
faund that The dad mans hands
held TIE FeIBa
Ths snos fall IN the mountains
to-day ta heavser thar en- She plains
and - accompanied ~ a high wind
that drives the au1w before H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

lessr Special 6erVies.l
NEW YORK. Oct 2i.-Iouise
tlunnlnF. ilFht opera pgima donna.
= dosuK two very daring things this
sswnan. and the critics are saying
usany cutting things about her
Rlaht ~ the face of the critics
Ahp 4 making success 81 an old
xfyfe conventional comic opera -
NlsFeelle" n fl lust a nice. aim.
BE little musical comedy with iaia
Of pretty giria. pretty songs and
psssts clothes iin simple little love
pini runs along IN a ira Ia atfic
wiuiaut even a society completely
og 4 Epiume dance 20 add spice
Broadway thealrcRoere really
dent know whether they liks thla
retufn 10 simple iise or not They
criticize. bat they also fili the the.
ntrf
Herv's the plot Rich baron about
- iomc estates for lack % heir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Says the Nation Overlooks
Its Opportunities in
South America.

John barrett. Commissioner Of
the South American republics 20
the Alaska. Yukon Pacific cxposi.
tion, arrived in Seattle this morn.
ms and Just before aeon spoke to
the students OF the University Of
Washington Ia the gymnasium on
the topic with which he IL most
familiar, The Progress and Oppor-
tunlties OF the South American Re.
publlcs" The attendance was
large, and the address excited n
great deal of comment
Mr. Barrett declared that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
GET INJUNCTION AGAINST
COUNTY AUDITOR AGNEW

have their names placed on the OF
fetal ballot
After payment OF the required
fees. they were notified that. under
an opinion by Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Herald, the fees were paid
too late for the placing OF their
names on the ballot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

TO BURN HIS AUTO.

Iby United Preag.l
4 SANTA ROSA, Cal. Oct. 90.
4 y Luppold a prominent bus.
4 mess man, has Issued invita-.
4 tons 10 his friends 20 an F,
4 auto burning" lie claims
4 that he has had SO much trou.
4 BILE with the pesky machine
4 that he will take particular de- ,
\ light IN seeing Il destroyed. +,
4 lie will not give II away. as )
4 the hoodoo might follow the 4,
4 other fellow.
!. : = . :. :. = =. . = - =. . :. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
czARINA VERY Ill.

= ST PETERSBURG. Oct %.
4 The czarina has been nou-
= fled by her physicians that she
4 must leave Russia or become
= insane. Worry over revolu- {
= zionist troubles and believing
4 that her husband and son will /
4 at any time be slain has /
= caused her 20 gradually lose 4,
Z her mind. The official yacht /
a has steam up 10 take her !
4 south, but the ozarina oou- !
4 stantly says she will not leave !
4 Russia without her son. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Track Laying Is Going on
Apace to Handle
Crowds.

To handle The enormous traffic
81 the Alaska Yukon.Paclsic expo.
sition. the Seattle Electric com.
pany Is rushing work on all iis
extensions In various sections Of
She city. So far this year over
Is miles Of track have been laid.
work u under way on over 20 miles.
and there are stili extensions and
double tracking that have net been
touched.
A hair mile az single track haa
been built on Second Av. from Co
dar 10 Roy. and on Third Az. TO
Aloha. 10 connect with the vir.
sinia IT. line. Double tracking Of
this line has been started Two
miles o. broadway and Pike line.
which meets the EAntlake at Har.
yard. brings two double track lines
10 the LAfouR bridge
This viii ncceaaitate the double
trac klng OF the i.aiona bridge over
Lake Union. From there the lines
will 20 north on Sixth av. y. +.
70 Brtnuali place. and east on Brin-
call place and r 10th At 70 18th
av. NJ e. taking that line within a
block u the entrance 10 the expo
sifi0n. Nurthiake av. will be
abandoned for passenger traffic
Besides the Wallinxford. Broad.
way and Pike. Mads0ua and Uni.
iterxlfy ear lines running % the
fair. a Double track Hue will De
established beglnning At z5rd aud
jackson. running nbrth on 21rd 10
Turner place. thence out zfth 60
the fair grounds. crossing the
portage with a 50foot span trcatse.
Fremont Lire.
The Fremont line and the 18th
av. line Will be double tracked. a.
viii the Madrona line from Denny
Blaine park a. the lake and on
70 the University line on r. 5sth
20 Raveuna park.
The company 10 laying $500 feet
~ double track and 500 Of single on