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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
One Of Party Killed and
Three Others Are
Injured.


STOCKTON. Cal. June zs--Miss
Emma sehuepp. the daughter Of
John j. schuenp. Of Salinas. lies
In the city mefKus here. and Mira
Edith Walsh. Of Stockton. ia In 4
hospital at MERGED. seriously 10.
iursd. "a a result ~ this sudden
termination ef a Wild automobile
ride az midnight with pr. J. y.
Sargent. a Lodi millionaire land
owner. and " l. Dudley. = prom
lnent stockton real estate man.
Tho quartet started for College
Vile on midnight ride with Or
Sargent at the wheel Near Cob
leEexliic the read parallels thu San.
a Pc railroad Tor nearly = mile
aud then turns abruptly and crosses
the track
The automnhsliris struck tho
curve a. high speed and ono ~
the hind wheels iishsd The his
car Topped bottom aide up in the
ditch.
All % the occupants but Misc
Schnspp. who VAS sittiux on the
front n~ai. we're hurled from the
machine
Miss achuepp wsa pinned under,
neath the car Dr Sargent and
Dudley wors stunned. bat quickly
recovered They made an effort
To llft the car off Miss seheepp but
Ners unable 10 do 10. Just then
the soeth bound saafs Fe paNsen.
ser train csme along and the party
tagged H.
The train eraw aided tha antnlsts
tn lifting the machine off Miss
Achucpp. uho was found 70 be dead.
Nta Walsh vas IN n very serious
and vas placed On TIE
train and hurried TO MERGED One
81 her limbs waA fractured and her
back VAS badly wrcnehsd
Or Sargent aud DGdley WE'RE bad.
u battered and bruised. Both are
married men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
Is
QUIET

while Mr. and Mrs r. A. Dean,
Of i9ti Fourth ay. w. we're sound
asleep early this morning. n burg
lar entered their bedroom. carried
Mr.. Deans coat. trousers and vest
O. the garden and riflea-them OF
valuables.
The thief secured \ solid gold
watch and a small amount OF cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
Flags at Hail Mast.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-orders
were telegraphed today by the army
and navy departments and the post
office department 10 all United
States army posts, navy yards,
commanders OF fleets and detached
ships aud postal stations through
out the world for the proper reeog.
milton Of the death Of ox-President
Grover Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
SWALLOWS POLISH; DYING

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25-Mfs.
Emlo Lau Is in hospital today
suffering exeruciating pain as the
result Of drinking a large quantity
OF furnish polish which she mis-.
took for cough medicine !, Is not
thought she will live.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
Roosevelt to Attend.

OYSTER RAY. l. l.. June So
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roose-
welt will leave here for Princeton
tomorrow afternoon AZ i;i0 O'Clock.
They viii 40 ON a special train 60
Ions Island City. A boat will con-
vcy them from there 60 Jersey City,
from which place they viii continue
the journey ON another special.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25

Adyicea received here today /,
state that the Transit arrived ,
at Nome yesterday after buck. I,
Ink the ice for n week The ,
Transit had over 500 pasaen- ,
gers aboard. mostly miners !
for Nome and the Fairbanks ,
district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
HACKENSCHMI0T
IS REPORTED
DEAD

LONDON June today saokensehnId,.
NE famous wrestler. Atxschspels
a WEEKS injuries
received his Chicago spring The
ssN has nss eonfirnss
Sssss~sshrsss ssffsrps
ns saH s~ssa~~sss
'sa<ne ssusm4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
City's Health Officers on
an Aggressive
Campaign.
Fifty Thousand Gallons
Dumped by Authorities
in Thirty Days.

June promises 10 be a record
month with the health department
In the amount of milk condemned.
Including the milk dumped from
diaries which we're closed from
three 10 six days while the pro.
prietoFs were cleaning up. the total
figures will show approximately So.
Goa gallons OF the tactical fluid
which has been dumped daFins the
20 days In the month.
This II more than all the MILK
condemned In the previocs history
OF the office combined. and affords
a good illustration of the very
thorough manner In which the cru
aads for pure milk IL being carried
forward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
Rebels on March.


ST. PETERSBURG, June 25.--
Dispatches from Persia today say
that rebels are marching ON Tehe.
ran from the north OF Persia and
that the shah has dispatched 5000
soldiers TO meet them The situa.
ton In the northern provinces Is
critical
In the south. Prince ZillEs Sultan
IL reported TO be gathering an army
TO march against the shah's troops.
The prince is friendly to Great
Britain and Is at the head OF a
strong organization.
Today dispatches state that a
general uprising against the Per.
sian monarch may be expected In
a few days and that the powers
may be forced 10 Intervene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
Yale Won the Varsity Four
Dared Race This
Morning.
Harvard Wins the Fresh
men Race Of The Eight
Oar Crews.

NEW LONDON. Conn. June IS
Harvard and Yale divided honorn
in the preliminary races. the blue
winning the varsity foutoaFed race
and the crimson carrying away the
honors In the freshmen elghts This
division gave all the more interest
10 the big elsht.oaFcd contest of the
afternoon.
In the touroaFcd race. the Yale
crew sot Oft In the lead By half a
length aud gradually forged ahead
inch By inch until At the end Of the
two mile course they had extended
the advantage TO full length.
The official time was Yale 10 min.
uies and u seconds. Harvard 10
minutes aud g. seconds
The Harvard freshmen we're
Erimiy determined 20 retrieve the
day Tor the crimson and rot off
wlth a terrific stroke They took
the lead IT the start And rowed
Away from the New Haven crew
in the biae shell. Winning BY tao
and a half lengths
The official time vas Harvard =
minutes and "a seconds. Yale ,
minutes and q seconds.
Mrs- Roosevelt There
The yacht MayfIover. with Priest
dent Rooseselta family. made it,
way up the liver. between the hun.
dredn Of boats that lined the course.
and took = position near the finish
line
President Roosevelt was absent
from the MayfIowef. having niyen
up the trip on account Of iha death
OF former President Grover Cisve
land
The Unsted States cruisers olym
PA and chicago aud the mouitot
Arkanras entered the hafbos this
morning. AT the same time the
sylph. with Assistant Secretary nf
the Navy Sewberry. came In. The
trim little sylpb took up position
81 vantage for yiswins - race.
The broad riyer ed with
yachts OF all kint there were
hundreds of puffinK and chuxEing
launches. all decorated Ia the coioFa
az the comnetiag crews The sight
Vas the most beautiful ever ait.
messed here. as there sers more
boats and greater nrofusi0n %
decoration All last night and this
morning the trains brought thoua
auds Of visitors Ia give this sleepy
old New England towr Its annual
awakening
This Il the f2nd annual race
Yale has wan - and Harvard ~
Yale holds the record. having GOV
cred the four miles IN 1855 In 20
minutes and 10 seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25
Shah of Persia Orders All
RevoIulionists to Be
Shot. :
Men Taken From Their
Beds and Hustled
Into Eternity.

TEHERAN. June 25-The shah
TO-DAY ordered the execution Of the
prisoners captured in the uprising
Of yesterday and the day before,
and wholesale arrests are being
made following an order for the
death Of all participants In The
RIOTS
Early today the shah's troops be.
gan the work Of aFresting prison.
ern. and IN many cases the leaders
81 the AhnjumAns and other polIti.
cal clubs. were shot without trials
Eager to obey the orders Of their
monarch. the Coszaeks began the
work OF arrest At daylight. and in
some eases the houses Of the Feso-
iutionists were broken into and
leaders taken from their beds to
be- killed.
The shah IL In complete control
In the city itself. although he Is
expecting trouble from the north
and south when troops are mohiilK.
I'd 90 assist the revolt at the cap
ital
According 10 foreigners and dis
Interested parties. the first shot In
the riot around the parliament
houses Vas fired b. the Ahnlumans
The Casaacka had surrounded the
parliament buildings and demanded
that the reyolnfiontsts surrender TO
them a number of persons whose
arrests the shah had ordered This
request Was met BY shots and
bombs and several soldiers were
Killed before they fired a shot.
Their artillery was brought no and
the parliament houses demolished
An imperial order issued last
night. declared Tehsran in state
OF siege The shah gave orders
for the haxahrs to reopen or be de.
mollshed. aud the sbopkeepefs tim
ids opened their doors.
The city n far from quiet today
however. aud more serious trouble
IL expected before night. The
British legation IL filled with ref
uFecs and the Cosxacks are again
lootinE the city. Although the shah
has given strict orders that no
foreigners are Ia be killed. the gen
cral feeling here Il that foreigners
are unsafe and trouble is looked
for.
Great Britain and Russia have
signlfied their Intention 20 keep
their hands off the row unless the
situation becomes more serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-25

Several dairies which milk as
many "a zoo COWS twice dax have
been shut np until certain sanitary
measures determined upon BY the
inspectors were observed This
milk has been dumped. II has in.
convsnienced several 81 the retail.
ere liz this city. but the milk In.
xpectors declared the conditions
under which II WAS produced made
IL a menace 10 the health of the
consumers. and the dairymen have
FASTENED Ia effect the desired
cleaning up. 80 that they could stop
the heavy loss which the snspen.
sion OF shipments eniailcd.
City Mia Inspector Henderson
aud State MIX Inspector Adams
are now investigating the dsiries
in snohomiah county which ship
their prpduc. TO Seattle. The offl'
elal returns showed only two or
three producers ia that county who
had a market for their product
here, but when the inspectors ar
rived at Snohomish they found
that there were between 80 and 40
producers sending milk 20 this
city.
Much inspection Needed.
An these small producers sold
their milk TO the two or three men
in snohomlsh, and they In turn
shipped II 20 Seattle as a product
OF their own diaries. This necessi-
iates n personal investigation of
an the small dairies. and this work
will require an entire week.
Health Commissioner crichton
and DIR. +. s. Bourns. chief medical
inspector. are going to Auburn on
Saturday TO attend the meeting OF
mlikmen called to protest against
alleged detrimental regulations be
lng enforced in the present milk
crusade.
Williams news., 1908-12-05
What Do They Cure

The above questiou is often asked con ceruine Dr. Pierce's two leading nedi cineS. "Golden Medical Discovery" Aud rFavorite Prescription"
 The answer is that Golden Medical Discovery is 4 most potent alterative or bloOd-puriher, and tonic or invigOratOI and acts especially favorably in cura tive way upon all the mucous lining sur bronchial tubes. stomach. bowels and bladdeF9curing large per cent. ot catar- rhal cakes whether tue disease affects the nasal pasSages, the hxQat, larynx, bron' chia, ,stomachl as catSrr&al dyspepsia, J, 9ssTas 9eMes or as osheq SsSs aaafT n the chronic or nlceratiYe stages of -theSe affections 1t is often successful in affect
 The "FaYorite Prescriptiqnri is advised Peclllar, weaknesSes. ueFa hgeMehts and frregUIafitieS incident to WQmen OnIy. It IS powerful yet gently acting invigOrat ing tonic and nervine. For weak worn has caused the breakdown, "Favorite Prescription will be found most effective in building up the strength, regulating the wOmanly functions, subduing pain and bringing about healthy, vigorous condition of the whole system.
 A book of particulars wraps each bottle giving the form ulB of both medicines and quoting what scores of eminent med lcal authors, WnOSe WOrkS are consulted by physicians of all the schools of practice as guides in prescribing, say of each in gredient entering into these medicines
 The words of praise bestowed on the several ingredients entering into Doctor Pierce's medicines by such writers shonld have more weight than any amount of non professional testimonials. because such men are writing for the guIdahce Of their medical brethren and know whereof they speak.
 Both medicines arc non-alcoholic, non- secret and contain no harmful habit forming drugs. being composed of glyceric extracts of the roots of native American medicinal forest plants They are both sold by dealers in medicine. You can't afford to accept as a substitute for one ot these medicines Of known 'IOmpOSltiOn, any secret nOStrum
 Dr Pierce's Pellets small, sugar.coated, easy Lo take as candy, regulate and in- vigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Williams news., 1908-12-05
POLICE CUSTOMS IN MEXICO

The police service in some of the cities in the republic of Mexico is perfection personified. Mexico is renowned for it's capa ble police system and much may be learned f-on that republic which would be "f C ii, states.
 Tnrreon, Mexico. has wonderful system of policing the city and it is very rarely that a crime is over looked or a criminal esca pes. Po- lice or gen de armes" are stationed cn corners of each block in the business district. These officers have a small camp stool which they place on the curb corner and they may be seen with their long black capes drawn close around them and their lanterns by their side all night long. Not asleep, for they must be wide awake every minute. as they are obliged to blow their whistles at intervals of every 15 minutes and their signal must be answered by their brother off cers within a radius of 12 blocks
 Thus it is able to keep the off cers On the watch at all hours, and woe to the poor gen de arme who fails to answer the call with his signal whistle, for a superior officer on horseback is making the rounds constantly and when every fifteen minutes he hears the signals, the answering whistles deno,es just how many officers on the beat are responding. This system of po- Iicing would be extremely expen- sive in the states, but is possible in Mexico on account of the govern ment supervision and the small salaries paid in the one half gold value money of the republic.
Williams news., 1908-12-05
Printers to Add to Home

The International Typographical Union, which maintains a home for sick and aged printers in Col orado, is going to esta blish a tuber- culosis sanitarium for its members in Arizona, to be known as the Tent City" The last meeting of the international at Boston adopted the following resolutions:
 Resolved. That within six months from the adoption of this amend ment sum not to exceed $1O,000 oe expended for the esta blishment of a tent sanitorium at some point in Arizona or adjacent territory of similar altitude or climatic condi ditions. Not more than $5OOU of this amount should be used for the construction of plain but sub- stantial and commodious head quarters building. What remains should be more than ample for equipment. Tents or portable houses could then be supplied as require1 for the. accommodatiun of members admitted.
 The board of trustees of the Ma tional Printers home will begin looking about for a site for branch home at an early date.
Williams news., 1908-12-05
RENTING VS. OWNING

Under the above heading the San Francisco Exa miner editorially says: How much have you paid out for rent in the last ten years? Reckon it up for yourself. Then sit down and let your wife ask you, What have we got to show for it2"
 Suppose you have lived in mod est quarters and paid $25 month. In ten years you have paid out $3OOO in rent That is tidy sum of money and it hasn't been al together wasted. It has gone to the landlord, who is doubtless a worthy man. and has helped to support his family.
 But don't you think it would look a good deal better to you now if you had put it into home of your own2 Three thousand dollars doesn't make fortune, but it will buy neat cottage on falr-slzed lot in any of the suburbs of San Francisco. For that money you can get a better place than you have been living in at $25 a month Isn't it worth doing?
 The money you have spent in the last ten years is gone, and there's no use lying awake about it. But how about the next ten years? Or the next twenty? Il you are paying $25 month rent you will spend $3OOO in the mex, ten years-$6OOO in the next twen. ty. If you are paying $40 month you will pay the landlord $4SOO ir the next ten years; $96OO in the next twenty. You can get pretty good home with that money Will you.
Williams news., 1908-12-05

NEWS comes from Wa hington that Clifford Pinchot. chief forester of the government, has been offered the post of secretary of agriculture in President elect Taft's cabinet. It is almost certain that he will accept the position, and he will bring to the office that energy and ability that has characterized the administration of his present place. The appointment will meet with general commendation. The pres ent secretary of agriculture. Wilson of Iowa. is an old fossil, and the infusion of new an vigorous blood into that department will make for the bstterment of every industry connected with agriculture, which. in the final anal lysi.. is the basis of all our prosperity.
Williams news., 1908-12-05
THE SAME ROCKEFELLER

There is an apparent effort to create the imprt ssion that there is new John D. Rockefeller. He would like people to believe hat he has put off the old man and has substituted for Standard ,il the milk of human kindness for his chief product. Of course, there are two sides to Rockefeller's na- ure. There is the hard. unbend- ing, interruptions man of affairs, md the new fangled special provi- lence of endowed institutions of learning, who affects calculated ,eniality and cultivates a pleasant humor. In that sense there is a pew Rockefeller, for whom the American people entertain sort of amused regard, says the San Francisco Call.
 Making all these allowances we must not forget or ignore the ruth less, brutal and dishonest policy of the Standard oil trust, the footpad tactics by which railroads were held up for rebates, the spy system applied to the affairs of competi, tors and the conscienceless prac- tices by which independent con. cerns were forced out of business pr crushed. We shall not be heguiled by MT. Rockefeller's hon. .yed flow of words into forgetful- ness of John D. Archbold. his dirty politics. his frequent successful en-
 leavors to stuff the judiciary with his creatures and his subsidized press. We cannot dissociate Rock teller from Archbold. Indeed Archbold is merely Rockefeller car ried to logical and necessary con
 .lusion. They are tarred with the same stick, and the Rockefeller who confesses on the witness stand that he could see nothing wrong in taking secret rebates is the logical progenitor of Archbold, who man. ufactured corrupt judges and bribed the press. Rockefeller and Archbold are cut of the same piece
Williams news., 1908-12-05

ToM JOHNSON. mayor of Cleve land, has been forced to the wall. but he is far from being down and out. Johnson is in some things impractical, but he is big, brainy and even a brilliant, man. and his heart is in the right place. His plans, like those Of the Socialists. are ideal, but unfortunately. some what in advance of the times. That he has been sincere is evident from the fact that he has lost his entire private fortune trying to put his theories of municipal ownership of street railways into practice.
Williams news., 1908-12-05

eaoa, WILLIAMS zSssSSssSS3s a- AERIE, F. o. E., -@ ~zs No. 75i, Meetings held every 2nd and 4th Tuesday in each month. Visiting brethern invited.
 J. D. Raudebaugh, P. W. P.
 FEE. Fousha. ". P.
 J. Donahue ". V. P.
 B. Fousha, w. Sec.
 k. S. Teeple, w. Treas. GRAND CANYON LODGE No II, K. of P, V Meets every Thursday evening in I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting brethern cordially welcomed.
 J. E. G1lson, c. c.
 F. E. Fousha. V. c.
 F. W. Smith. K. of R. and S..
Williams news., 1908-12-05

THE Old DnnInion Gopher Min ing & Smc.' '- Company of Gfohe has filed 52 complaints at Wash ington, D. c, against the Penn sylvania, Baltimore & Ohio and other roads, asking for an aggre- gate reparation of $20O,OO0 oh ship ments of coke from Pennsylvania and West Virginia ovens. The basis of the claim is that the roads overcharged on the capacity of the cars in which the shipment was made.
Williams news., 1908-12-05
THE beauty and chef ornaments

THE beauty and chef ornaments of the world are human; no flower is as lovely as sweet child; no sunrise as splendid az the golden morning of a young manhood or womanhood; no crystal as beauti full as the firm purity of clarified character; no mountain so impos- ing and sublime as lofty life; no harvest of field or fruitage on branches so fair as the goodly prod uct of useful and noble career, says Rev. Wm V. Kelly.
Williams news., 1908-12-05
TIIS pAPEP is kept on file at THE

AGENCY, INC, 427 South Main St., Eps Angeles, and 779 Market St., San Francisco, where con- tracts for advertising can be made for it.
Williams news., 1908-12-05

NAT GOODWIN, it appears, has been married four times in the past thirty years. making a record of one wedding every ten years. A little figuring with pencil should corvi n. N '- hr. rprt'i;}v is ge i, oit! -..-,un L.. kruu be,ttr
Williams news., 1908-12-05

ALTHOUGH turkeys are unusually plentiful this year, the prices are as high as heretofore, or higher. The law of supply and demand is all right-when it works.
Williams news., 1908-12-05

A CHICAGO man who deserted his wife and children to marry his "affinity" was recently beaten into a pulp by said affinity" There probably isn't anybody in the world who never does something praiseworthy.
Williams news., 1908-12-05
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1908

THE secretary of the treasury might send around a quart or so of the new gold coins so we can see if we like them.
Williams news., 1908-12-05

FRANCE is not nearly so anxious to go to war with Germany as it might be if the French people did not have such good memories.
Williams news., 1908-12-05

A party that has to carry Platt and Depew has not much ground for biting it's thumb at the senato- rial aspirations of Tom Taggart of Indiana.
 When Mir. Kern is elected sena- tor from Indiana we feel sure that Sunny Jim" Sherman Is entirely good natured enough to call him to the chair" at an early date, in or der to see "how 1t feels"