The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1905, Page 5

© From Teacher to BERTHA CLAICHE, IN HER CELL BODIES OF BOND.WOMEN APF ATES | Sin-Goaded French Girl Who Shot ¢ Glories in Her Act Because She t Him—A Club ef Such Monsters i Working on the Case PRETTY ONA CRANE WENT FROM COUNTRY TOWN TO CITY TO STEAL PURSES IN DEPARTMENT STORE BECAUSE AN OTHER WOMAN TOLD HER IT WAS EASY — CAUGHT RE- PEATEOLY AND EXILED FROM KANSAS CITY ' KANSAS CITY, Mo.—Ona Crane, | puztle to the wise cops Yretty and a school teacher, has} With every evidence Peon exiled from this city by the| and refinement, sh q Pollec authorities, because she is a According to >! Malangerous thief Crane came h Winfield, | She has not the appearance of a/ Kan., last May o had b Kansas town @riminal, and the police do not be-| ployed in th a : lieve she belongs, strictly speaking, | schoo! teacher. On May 31 she was i in Her Cell ft to the “criminal class. is al arrested for stealing a purse con- BERTHA — — ——— taining $10 in a department store. @ The next day she was arraigned BY KATHERINE LECKIE, court, where she told a remarks ff « epond to The Btar How We Sell } % I did not need the money ety that it q Ow e JI took it at the suggestion of my . hite ie * jeousin, who told me she t : Pianos living by taking purses from de-| partment stores.” she told the We begin by putting judge, “She told moe how easy It ¥ prices lower than any was, and asked mo to try it my- i dealer in Seattle. We self." mean by this that quat She was fined $10, and in defanit ity must be considered of payment was sent to jail How with the price We sell ever, on aecount of the appearance the best makes in the of the young woman, who was weil world dremed, good looking and a fluent mei talker, she was paroled after serv- STEINWAY ui ing « few days. ian CHASE | She secured a posit ERSON street candy store, which she held ' ret for two weeks. Then she was ar RICHMOND | rested for passing a worthless check HELLER in a dry goods store. She was taken WOODBURY rs, and later quaar THE SPATTI ARS , TELLS HOW THE BOYLS ANDO RE SOLO IN THESE UNITED jerdon, Her OWner J Destroyer, & Free of the Fear She Held for n New York—Club Women Are The Star by Doncourt.) CLAICHE the unspeakable traffic of the Gerd DA AUG. 1, 1905 WHITE SLAVE’S STORY A PICTURE FROM HELL | ipon her t ' He t t to ho ® $40 lead t W 1 did ' ht ' 1 his 1 Rh? ™ | plotted her ert i toll me that ‘ wing ma ' ti wet he ave of f v is) nt § en of 1 15 bo 1st , Ch hen I | Tor t rdict of 1 u ’ h Jutatute law, shot hr ' t that moment ) uM P f Jet 1 go that I re his abje 1 H fer bors th rh his | 1 ‘ He! KE ¥ Ob ame the pitiful story fr rHwM | : YORK, THY is ‘ HAVI att Lt y 1 a quickly » Rut he knew d proken I b and I it 1 tys « 1h » afr i fact ' A I wa " 4 } and again asm had bea on th ht the her tite 1 I ' } | “t kilted ¥ killed t 11 fore t he ¥ K it ae All| kill me for what I had Lh 1 for t w hate.| that he 1 his thre ' killed < teok «9 Ve 1 } "Beves 1 ‘ killed ‘ jlace shop in France. 1 ¥y | dead 1 ‘ } your 4a t know mu: My The « k her fate D re very poor. | Bhe 4 t fat } p p. Her f | Pansed ugh t. That hap- | York « few months ago t t pens often to in Paria, He | her rescue. They failed t : j was & very we man, almost a | feared death at hands he | ih di he had great black eyes | master } ¢ black must He| Stirred by the atory of th f | followed = me | tunete girl and by the | to me and | this horrifying — conditio i | pretty, which | hundred women ha ded tt which she may be defended in the | marry me and v nde Penalty of death in the electric ob at Sing Sing . interest In the case and are using od, him and trusted. MY | of their influence to stir the p. u aid en to our plan. | te action to stamp out the hideous hen we ran away. He brought me of the Gerdron var Mr [th Now York, 1 asked him to keep othe Mmith, sreatiant ef ¢t This promise marry ome. He | worm ! A ney eer en mas | Rescue League, in a letter « — “i ” “pee - a hes wat that French government take . vel and I wa »@ action in behalf of her defens fraid 1. struck me in the face. trembled all of the time Then I I was afraid 5 AMER was taken back to jail to serve out THAYER her original sentence. AND OTHERS A few days ago she was released We give our guarantee. jand she started for the retail dis- If everything isn't just trict at once. A detective promptly as we say we return the arrested her again and the police money. Can anything be jsotee ardered her out of town. HY GILSON GARDNER. 5 por cent completed, and by neat/rented. He ts often quarrelsome, fairor or safer, Pay by Staff Correspondence to the Star, | fall the first lands will be opened | lazy a confirmed drunkard, but the month, it you prefer. (eee eee eee hee af CALGARY rovince of Alberta,| to settlement. The avera prict after his namo there ts almost al ce > heme Canada.—Just outside of this town| Will be about $13 an acre. ways @ title connecting him with . wt # “MAC” PASSES IN POLITI- #1 (°16 iargest irrigation work on the| Responsible for the Calgary prd-| use of Great Britain's oldest aud She Cl |* ‘ecses' mee, oe y| American continent. By a great| ject is its present engineer, Mr. Wik | proudest families, rman, ay i% en Poot sto te Rg te @|diteh, 18 miles in length and 60) bam Pierce *h > got bie Idea while} _Nearly a third of the population of | th ttorney and now spe. #| {eet in width on the bottom with | 0a a visit to the United States, and | Calgary, ft t* claimed, are from the & Co. fo et ee T have, | 10 foot In water depth, and having] first urged tho utilization of the| United States, and @ very large pro | clalist at stad poker and horse & city of 2,000 cuble feet of| Bow river in 1883. He @inally per-| portion are from Mlinois and lowa STEINWAY DEALERS |* ape h AK, es ior —— * a second, the Bow river,|*uaded the Canadian Pacific rail-|A Minnesota land company is get 711 Second Ave., Seattle oe er oe | which rises in the Rockies, is made] fad to back the undertaking }ting ready to introduce the new irri same. hy le ee eee | t@ water 308,000 acres of gently slop Irrigation in this latitude is for! gated lands, particularly to the irri- San Francisco and A Ry vetl ecatencnas Z| ing erasing land. The first cost of] forage crops, for this ts that ano-| gation farmer of the United States Oakiand, Cal. a" . . Xl the work {6 $1,300,000, and a second-| ™alous region of “chirook” winda,![t is not planned to limit the hold | ‘ ts a cand at ary project, which is approved, will| Where cattle range all sinter with-|tngs, but a rent will be charged for ed “Which? anyone with any #| reclaim a large alditional acreage ter. The climate is com-| water annually whether land is id gone ror oe go My | at a cost of $600,000 | pa ly mild, and general! worked or not, aud it is expected | senso will a - tollo gy &| The Calgary irrigation project is of the country suggest# that this annual charge of 60 cents | # once oro rs — 7 a 4 , Nearly all of the cattlesan acre will have the effect of pre- Buy Your Clothing — Fagen pol ie *| HOW TO FIND OUT. grown the Calg &fo| venting the holding of the lands for at the | cndboset edtagei. roi 14 nat } shipped 30,000 go|epeculative purposes. Tho average OLD RELIABLE ePoT < poner ge nian potttteaitg, ind F glans with | every year to Liverpool, where they price of the land at the beginning | Be o led or ¥ 1 t sre slaughtered; 25.000 go into local 1 ts J ore. KLINE & ROSENDERG, | # if his death knell in democratic #| bs ee mae into toca} i will & * & — | t ded #| fn fh w mn, and anothe 0 Ko] There is a marked abse of the |% wenke bad wot been sounded # | indicat condition of ncouver, There is| “bad x and the rough element * long before. e ine tine. Sine packin suse at Cal-|male and female, usually found in SERRE ERE EH ey troub! ° y the Canadian outposts of ctviliza — - back in al nvineing ¢| There t» a strong flavor of Eng-j}tion. The reno gambling joint kidneys and bladd uf | lish to thin little city of 12,000 in-Ino red light districts, and no sa habitants lying far out here at thefteons except the bar which is run What To Do. | be the now-capped Canad in connection with a hotel In © 4 that Dr. Kilmers| women may be in dem ' kidney wagons, Ca a MAKES STRONG HEARTS Our Change-About Sale fain ante ch na | oR, hormeback, ma od rg pe an r J ‘ and 4 aftern t a would bet y rl . Is a Winner ge ge tae { f win beer,| habit of lef r 1 =- i mtr c The “ ih t ‘ | to £9! whit juroy riding eoch a 2c Brist—the latest craze..4Q@@ | Another carload of Screens, must - get up| © aie ss eahotinay enees a b f to benefit, money close them out; 35c Screen, 24 t he n at aga) I 15c Rush Shopping Baskets. 5¢ | ches high, extends 33 inches 9)" Gites ‘shotr anes daar ane in | $1.00 Fancy Colored Hammocks, | een eetes coocces BOO , |men of some means, The womgn with pillow; 36 lett go at G3¢ | Te 10-quart Heavy Galvanized ; “| ing thelr luncheons in their ri z | Sprinkler . if you ne 1} and when hungry they plenic where } 100 Wall Tents 8x10, #oz, . they chance to be They think] Clowe Ot ...ceccesss 84, ~*~ tle of | BOthing . of g 20 miles into ltown to see game f8e Silk Wrapper 3-jointed i 4 4 . A angeys giao! get ™ ort the F Bamboo Rods, always $1.50, go | 10¢ dozen Pure White Rubber Jar pF ony i peg =-Blgen liehmeas H the “remittance for +oeeee |} Rings .. le | man ho th i of %Ge Fancy Crepe Napkins for all | Economy Fruit Jors, the best ry | : mardee by Be BEST IOWA —_" OCCASIONS 2. +00 ee0e- 196 made; quarts .....++.- 81.05 ‘ fae u ‘ CREAMERY BUTTER n't | Qe pe $2.59 Bissel Warranted Carpet | 15 1-quart Yellow Mixing Bow! f,| mittance once @ quarter, and hé _— BWECPErs .ccanmeos-. $1 200 left go for @ Bong ...0-.46¢ |] | makes it his first busin: : . | ery|it. He makes a pretense BEST b= bottl | rai ng, but his ranch rene CREAM CHEESE 2% Pound . Embrother:d Waist Patterns Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union 1513-1519 SECC ein The Fair Department SECONE Store sus ABOVD Pia IND AVENUE 1OWA BUTTER STORE 1311 Second Arcade Building | Solid for 60 years. AT THE THEATERS) PTE PEL TLTTLTTtee ular values from $5 to $5. For ‘ * |p the 3-day sale the price per pair * AMUSEMENTS ToNIGHT, «|p Will be * *| * Third Avenue—"The Derby #| & Mascot.” ~ * * & Star—Polite Vaudeville * - + Tee eee eee ee eee es Nover has there been a better bill | Presented at the Star theater than | the one to be seon this week. A| perfect shower of money greeted the Anderson children when they presented their clever and amuse SEATILE- ‘BELLINGH, ing act; the musical Kletsts, th chief act on the bill, caused a sen sation among the audience. Ali the| PARIS, Aug. 1—It is reported other acts on the are of the| that Jaluseot, who lost 16,000,000 best. | francs in France in the sugar panic, | has been arrested, owing to circum. “The Derby Mascot” ts drawing large crowds at the Third Avenue thenter, and is proving one of the! these four very special lots of cur- tains on 3-day sale onlyin the drapery store } Notting b ains, in ecru and white: ‘ou'll find a ariety of patterns to choose from and the newest, you know. Priced in the regular way they will ra from to $1.00. For this 3-day sale the pair, inch % extension rod for hanging Zot@® Is a particularly choice lot of Irish Points, Brussels, Arabians, Clunys, Battenbergs and Sou tache curtains—the effects aré fing These are three pair Jo in from one to representing reg Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. | stances connected with the financial cr Bab most popular plays ever presented | eee EERE EEE EEE by the Taylor company, There are | * * many excellent scenes, and jolly|# BLOWN TO PIECES. * little comedy sket | HELSINGPORS, Aug. 1.—A * —_— — Swedish naval boat, while en- * gaged in maneuvers today, & arsaparilia, Good for) « anything? Ask your parents, | grandparents, neighbors, your | own doctor, We. will leave it! to any of them. Best blood | medicine. Best nerve tonic | Aver ce. | GARDEN | HOSE Guaranteed for One Year st Tiger He regular $7.00, now wi \-In ler Hi ar * $4.00 ‘ Boston Terrier, ree $ now $6.00 y in. Tiger Hose, regu) at Bull Dog, regul s , now Geo. H. Woodhouse Company 1409 Second Ave. atte struck a submarine mine and & was blown to pieces, Seven * men were killed and eight # wounded. * * RRR A private exchange of 20 sub- ribet y Jed at Fort Centennial’s Best Flour Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Flour ALL GROCERS SELL IT drapery & $1.65 \ | | store sale is rug and la ections were busy ay wa r ake each day t t ‘ sale An c alue pgs is Lot ® ists of 85 pairs only of really attractive Nottingham curtains; 4 wide, 2 yards long, in white, ecru and Arabian, these are splendid representations of 1 ine worth from to $3.00. For this 3-day ale, the pair, including exten- rod with which to hang ame. zot@ Inchided fn this lot ts a special showing of most pleasing, bright patterns in Bon Femme or French store curtains, with heavy insertion and deep flounces, 36 and 560 inches wide—these are regular values at $6.00, $7.00 and $7.50, for the 3-day sale, the pair, we price them at $3.75 TAGOMA Lawton by the Independent Tele phone company and is now ready for business. In order to reach the fort it is necessary to ask the Se- attle “central” for “Lawton,” who will make the nocessary connec tions, CENT buy at this store tomorrow: BAR TOILET SOAP PAPER PINS PAPER SAFETY PINS YARD LAC! IRONING WAX 'N PANTS BUTTONS 5 SECOND AVENUE. “RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Furniture, Storage Office and storage room, 1215 First avenue, Postoffice building. ae 902, independea& HEE WoO Cures all chronte dis« eases without operas tion, Cured by Cht- roots, herbs, bulbs and ve etables. These w @erful remedies have cured hundreds of eases that have beon given up to die. We guarantee to cure ec= xema, rheumatism, asthma, catarrh, stomach, kidney and liver diseases and other physical weake ness, Call and see this wonderful Chi- ose medicine man. Have a tall with He » before giving up yAUr hington Streeg Seattle.