The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1906, Page 6

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"tr toc Madiocn Fork” Phone Ka hnandthold_breatpin. Owner can Seine by identifying and paying od Sted seaetitving a paying for thie Founda gia in, Owner have same ty at Tass bea FINANCIAL, TOTC STs otha o eee eet e WAGE BARNET! 6 & Me narance tminey aot 3 fod people on thet & git lndorser op. security "Pay back 9 © & little sack siriotly con: 0 © ing. Mo pubite hy ° ° ee att iitNen tan fore eee sd o | BVEING AND CLEANING ; : al ui] ATTORNEWS AT LAW Fainting and tinting Phane Wl ite 1 ‘ \ HELP WANTE MALE * | moter 2. ¥. Deugtas Beeretary. =u! ilisaie = sapletiad f DeForest ard New Veatmemt a inew here wearer eet | Sarees, tered by any o> ae oa oe HOTOGRAPHER® SUPPLIES, | | te Fou &. Talbot. 6 tt Mates! Ls — aeoee wan j and. 7 ‘ HOME TANDEM TRACT eae BUSINESS DIRECTORY, ABSTRACYORS WWlitieesy Hantora 4 ed IMD Hawement of Nain 19a Wok wall a feliable dye works. rise Wp | Tele or A TT, Queen Clty Dre Works @ Union of. a vere ae av yers ae | —wa te Apicresn Wiel lawyer, cquasslag solieciions, sbetracts canminel Sti | Te a be we Pe ee T latury cance & apecially wu x ie Arikge & Hutchinson, arr Phones sain 60 = vas BANK IN sma rTLe Pay Tey On Deposits) SAVINGS SRCURITT SAVINGS AND @areTT pEPOsrT. CO. i sen wCa FR Thempenn, Presktent A A jones, Treasurer - & Ame De Poreat ton Comme Chey rt tar Am, Deioret ame Wash Meter | Cm Cae matte Pree | Law Gregan Geis ant Der tent feenmmeneeed Oreqom (heitfient Wertd Hmenitier for te ag, grmee tetera Caring you'll sare mone Frocks We AeTip Pxhem, Abeeem Peto Cahaner Mt Maker = Omer 1 strenaty Get wy Sewert Mining set CJ. Macpie. stocks, Wl ist eosthe “Endereon Deputy Ce. ET Chetry ot = SUILDERS. Vetent prors Prank Aione 1 Tore, tm foal « seh ination BE ripert Grating apd Machinw’ Dee | egning 4 Calman Meet “ + Eee Hai, allt Viret -_ ry deliv " oe SET Rises sate GEN | ren. Linton beth OCULIS. 4 AND AURIS Dir, William Fallever—inroat, Noes, Ker 115 Alaskan bi Mon tate | Be Fonda Raton os Alesha bide cc gyrees Ce. a ENT chichen sight party , m 2 Ainsne Moiitiog FOR SALE—FARMS AND LAND. ELEGANT FARM. i & “plendid 4B RikLae Washington Bim | VON UilE ane ranch cn Relnbride Iolend, ‘stone to Ragie “Sartor bey, teh High sot], timber has been sinshad cleared, : wader cultivation. aria frett, ty can be made & fine count home ] sity eahtngiag hr clas terme L. B Cosedy, bin et a ake Washing’ car Hee, | ter, site chickens and pigeons fide and te tickets Lean ington st o Rainier Beach; see Weert on ern K VANT, Owner, ont fomton 1 oF Rainier Heach in TIMBER cones AND CLAIMS. PYAR CT pes soon, Adare: i FOR SALE— AEREA GE. care Is h of W woat of |i 14 mite This t# good mill and, with heavy foda from timber, tne a tart PD REALTY TRUE Biot | tt gerne in hay tot @ | | Millions Out of “Ww ant” Ad. edible tn yont any Henry partner alm that an fortun sounda to believe vested = In can bring man, It hay Phipps, Carnogte’s When Phipps was a young man y cents fn a “Bt vation ment An from a firm who n spikes he boy—promoted then taken into itvation Want Star antes, advertine to invested Wanted came advertis dealt started as to book ement In The * lof ®. and partne ed” advert at the will reach a ployers tn load W «re If you ny a monsage cost of vat wattle, things employment may r you send tomorrow Conta.) Ge FOR GALE—ACRE aS , Lg mal J ) eo wo WeGQitlWi a 4 1 nore near FOSTER 1 sores near NIVER ORM AKC Main te SHANKS @ e ACKER He. te at MEADOWDAL | Rainier “Bowel, of Te Peltnrevant. Owner Bt Bootes Wiee®, ox Kaimiee Brack ae r R PRone oe at shore peice fer « Waking meer T | | j TF ccces of tine land whe & ele ane o malt of Watertrent, 1m terme This ie one of cur snaps Metguem, Mare & 0 Pie a ra | 7 ee ter <> of grad and) © fan Gueeeiareice raaw ee. i true Berries curvente LAW siya where fesse, browm howe, Gel well aad spring wemey sinate | hererneee at ~ Special a J.B. Johnson| Rens Mate) el Notthenet eee ome me WE cae balenwe 7 * YARNELL WhalrY | REAL EOTATE DEALERS. Waal Ratate Oo, ee” Pe “| office at the police station, 4 blooks to ear ona tot tee en fireplace noe. piace for one year ot ORM + ee sHORM AKER CO Main be TAT® on Meonl way. mame Kine lene ew ieee hte, Mente cmt Newth Preadear teiwoem Mila art Rance atway, be | Feet mt, on Hewat are ser A Cath, on Miner ave eee ore Within omehelt et eid ey or At, BARGAIN—theed Sraeee tinny Parebahed we - <; sino ‘one “a vom. © stay —_—. til beach, Dit cash) wear Premerton WARD Lac ne weet Main I Senpirs Rate ATHTRR Peach LAKH PRO t oll eae ant ote only them for five Gaye: offices upen aalty ar Bunday unt!l sold out to give everrone gence © D man, awner Offiess tn Times bieck Came today before too late wale by Trem be inte, on te GOOD BUYA AT GREEN MALL Lomnt @ Oo Five eres of alier yine maple 4 for One fourth ber month VAN DE VANTRR-DAVIS bed Geert ga yuo otter | | CHEAP Leaving © vee A NIELSEN Wath Ty TODAY ane Pacitt TOMORROW COTT-DAYI® REALTY CO Office) Morth @mn Ot, Green Lake Hine. Phones me of #8 down Hileman's saleemen in ‘Time blork and eee samples ot black dirt from land. Come today 12 sexes, chose tn 113 contry Wie. on terme th Ht coat m Minoan en street oar line down and B® per MEACHAM York Mock rn gene modern ee ving eaat Homa rmble NINTH AVENUE SOUTH xl, & ay, 914,000 me pUNIAP * Haller Buliding WHF TAY RENT wn Wy nd and Madinon Bt FINE HOMER CHEAP. » MOORE, REALTY 1% Marion Wide yivia Garene Ennity choles 1 or " i nt BOUTHEAMT INVERTMENT Co, SOUTHBANT SEATTLE BARGAINS. Mouse and lot, garden, blook peujevards Woo, 410 dawn b> aad Pe he balance to will, Bnap @ ak gries. @ feet front on doulevart, 1900; very on, | * extension the university. RICHMOND. PRURNETT CO. A FuW HANGAING WORTH sin oVake Gi eal home, lot irene 0 ietlage,' Queen Orne. 1.0m, B80 3 Kis With nice cottage, garden, fruits down, 2 Dlockn trom Green will pay you to ee ue today. ing. (| Frank Murt be arrested, he le the) What she meant by that | do not DEMANDS ARREST OF FRANK HURT FRED MITCHELL BAYS MAS. | o'clock and George and the two of | 61 us sat down to awalt the train, We 16 were not there long, but George wished to go out and we all got up. | We were @@t outside long wen Ee CREPFIELD'S BROTHER RESPONGIOLE FOR THE KILL ING OF GEORGE MITCHELL— ther ed, all dressed up, and GAVE MONEY TO THE WOM thse, Greener of EN—I6 STILL A BELIEVER IN mebody who looked = like) Mra. Creffield, and we thought HOLY ROLLERIOM, nothing of it “We attracted George's attention to his sleter,"and we both went over to where they were standing | and greeted them. RIGHT HAND UNDER COAT, “They did not pay any attention! to us until | offered to take my ale ter's coat, and she at first refused, I told her that it wae very warm, and eh@ consented. Mer right hand Jwas concealed under her coat, and] | the moment | took her coat from| her she raleed her revolver and fired at Geor | “We both grabbed at her and held! | her, and she submitted. She nr j murmured a word, By that time an} | Hurt le at the back of thie whole! orticer came up and took Bether's Creffield, 1 want! gun away from her. 4," and he catied| “When the trial was over we tried |In every way to get Esther to go |home with her father, but she | would not, Ghe teld him that she mand that! would see everything out to the end. | In Bpeolal Detective Jack Barok's Perry and Fred Mitehell, murdered boy's brothers, were taken. Perry an arm ehalr weeping and urmuring over aff The shock had eo exelted him that he t in the r bled freely from the noe, He wae ch very weak, Fred Mitchell was eool and col lected and did all of the talking Te a & di “My eleter wa Wrank ir feporter he not right wer lthing with Mr Frank Murt arre for the captain, | | LAYS IT TO HURT, “Captain,” he b 1 know th: the back of ail suffer for thi ain Bullivan immediately a man to arrest | whole ohe he ie at) know. thie and he must) FEARED GOMETHING. “I don't know, but | could ew 4 Hurt, but| that Geor afraid that some he agein, We told George that she mention ef the matter, but set would not come down to see him and | weeping. jhe replied thet he did net like hie sister's actions, after he had done|hie dead brother's cap in hie hands | to eo much fer her, and finally sald, dramatically: “This WAITING FOR TRAIN. in all | have te remember my dead “We arrived ot the depot avoct 4| brother by.” noline about the room in order to seosvas Gauss ring. Fire broke out tn the office of | office, and an employe returning to) yj the Northwestern Investment com: | the office in the evening, lighted « loany, third floor of the Sullivan | mateh, causing « big blase which butiding, st 11 o'clock inst might, | war subsoquently subdued by the resulting (8 damage to the extent | firemen of $600. W. A. MeQuillan, the man-| ager of the company, had spread £44 ** * . | @ BARDERS BUCK AT EXAM eee eeeee™ * ide The Last Clean iz * OGDEN. tal July bP Of Outing & et $5.60. Bee aide) ® Seventy barbers in this city window of W. B. Hatebinson fi @ refone to obey the orders of the * « board and appear fer fad and Union. tC thon as to thelr ability. The board Uhreater close up BESS SETATERMSse ral : the shops and compel every «| if man in thie city to shave bim- nel. *. err Terre r errr ery Special NEW BANQUET ROOM. i REAR WOODLAND PARK, The Seattle Commercial club will open «a well appointed dining and banquet room for the benefit of its aan members in a couple of days, THE MARKETS Vegetables. bret Robinaon i100 Per Cent Pr offit Hananes 010M, oF fe per th; Wanat- 2G2.10, lemons, per * a nn ". pew, 6.ia) Taney toth baeket the 2 te Ih donee a. Call thie eve Wm, fe; California darks, T-th boxes. per be; W0-ib bones, per Ib, dhe, 11d cartons & Rowe He: Gib cartons (6 in case), $17. new Mutual tafe thie ra Gaten, Wb, bei per fecom 4 or ‘- ime ton Tleaeter Vihne Iv A HARWAIN common. per erate $2.1F, plume orate ‘room house, with fine view of | §) tig €:. pineapples. Florida, 1.1, @ocee ine, bet Maice, Olt fof | berries, per Ib. ite a per erate, EB: peaches, per. crete Tigh te: renner taloupes, per crate, per erate, & ay a thy fresh Oregon ranch Butter and Cheese. Washington creamery butter, per Ib. te: m. fre brick, per tb, Soc, Eaaters. fresh tub, per Ib, io; ranch butte Yo, ibe; twine, per. th the: youn ‘per ih, te: Hembur Per jot, on Fort Lawton ear line ; Mi ona; easy terine We tine r tine, ay TREN Becond Floor & & SMITH, Bide. Both Phones. if tract, ‘one mile from. univer Btaare, per Th, ¢4e; cows, Ib, tei veal Mitten trom university. grounds, | per. ih, @Ole; mutton. per Th, 84a; epring wily, $1,600 cash. “A enap mab, por Ib. toe, dressed hogs, per Ib He sta. 'L beatile 74 Fieh ORNUINE BARGAIN "Seegniieer ioiosn: iver onion, pet ae Se Sok salmon. per Wor iotey NORTH WROADWAY DieTRICT. TMesien pers i So, rik Mary five. re ” a can't du por ‘suck; Dungeness crabs, get it with @ Hay and Feedetufte, you'll » aul > HE ver ton: Aifuita, 82 per ton; sanvisin wnaiiew Ganiai’ her toni alfalfa, $15 per toni a Eo peat hay, U6 per ton: Mast Wash cate ter ton ul BANGAIN® T-room house car, two fire places, paid; $1,400, terme. ne block from improvements In and Lime and Cement. nent, impor Ni lot, et tw one block 400, A corner from ene, with AMERICAN REAL & 169-10 Pioneer Bi: TATE CO, * Beluses to B Seen ek oleared, ‘ piace two ha _ by . wide one pe appeal ar aanninier Dench, 0m Ww a dows a tek my oe 4 ‘avertront, lot GoxaW, grand view; other and only time itt Sel the the ait: ference between the You can profit by the experience ot many others here ty. joining the ho sear ako viene Lag! ‘ , Spor For sale Union ot. s00n a8 po to do it myself. Wednesday morning—am not sure, but think it wae Wednesday. Every kill bedbugs, which had infested the | once in a while | spoke to her about if at the depot she would kill him. *| Esther told me that she was going * to Portland if whe didn't get an op- portunity to kill him here. her to telephone and tet me know) closes Saturday get special price Het at store 'ESTHER OFFERED — sitio TO DO KILLING) OTER VoL UNTEERG® TO MURDER HER BROTHER, LIEVING 6HM WOULD GET A BETTER OPPORTUNITY THAN | MAG, CREFFIELD—CAREFUL LY CONSIDERED’ EVERY DE TAIL OF THE CRIME, statement The following w hief | made Chief Wappenstein and DeP-| went to the depot and saw uty Prosecuting Attorney Miller by! get his ticket and 4 foil Eether Mitchell: “Mra. Creffield and | had a talk over the matter of killing George,| and hed best | Mrs, Creffield | the one that the ance was to do it chance to do it than Mra, Creffietd, | my brother George wanted to to do it. We reed that It was to be done «@ n out once or twice looking for ve done the same. that got a chance was to do it. | would have done It before If | had| follow him to Portland If | didgg ie “ether volunteered to do it for me. At firet | waen't willing to let Fred Mitchell nervously twirled | her, but afterward | became willing tet her do it.” INTENDED TO DO IT. “When | got the gun | intended 1 got the gun Hing George. Sometimes my cour age was weak, and then when the papers came out and praised him no | got courage again and made up y mind to do it.. Today when ke ther left me she left with the un- retanding that if she got a chance 1 told) she went to Portland.” DETERMINED TO KILL “When | heard the jury sald not guilty | 1 went up t to Esther's room finhing tackle aale Spinnine’® See window and Ithought that | would have a better | “ht away, They George then pec@iee | co wrapped George took the gun the mattress | | about noon today and kept My brother Fred was up @ me to the door w ry and George were going to | land this eve t | caw | At | to the door w ry were walk and | were wa time | had the gunn my conten bought the gun at Becond av. and| moved it from my bosom 1 We were at the room| about 4 o'clock this afternon and || carry my coat and | told him Then | was walking to ty had it concea door, George “It wae just and then | his lap and put my arms stead tig & t there and the @figg § 1 do not reget it. | fired once and tried” ibie. Mrs. Creffield had fire another, but there wae sucha | loud no! i came. 1 did it m | George, and if she had got a chance | don’t know whether | fired agai she would have done it, and | would | not. The first one | know if I hit him whe i shot hi | to It was sure facilities or us common poisoned b: ete e eee mittee of at & o'clock window of 4 closing them out at once; Skirts were purchased to sell at $7.50 and $8.0) That was a splendid reduction, ‘ the remaining ones at a still lesser price to insure rapid selling. fered at $4.95. These skirts are made full, heavy, well, style unusual tn ekirts of even the former pr black and che Sicilian, in cream, gray, na and blue and white, Ladies and Misses’ sizes, Saturday .. A special line of Ghild sizes, well made and daintily trimmed with lace, ive little Dresses formerly sold at $1.26, $1 and $1.45; now reduced for Saturday to .., , ATTRACTIVE Sunburs Skirts REDUCED TO $3,390 This Is the residue of our last Skirt sale and we are desirous € therefore the second reduction 0, and ren’s White Lawn Dresses in 2, 3 and 35 1 had the gun wr; up and concealed and | refused @ hands with him, and | wae th him—he Peres. é shot him. me, and | believed that he would | Fred grabbed me and | sat down og) think nothing about me going to the depot. Then Mrs. Creffieid gave mei neck, | the gun, and | w Pee eee eee Human life and health more important than Fi % could be fairly ‘com * by al! of the Armour mil *& Now let the city make Members of the executiv® the Washington Mining association will meet Chamber of Commerce rooms Lowman building Saturday the qualifications for will be discussed. The Last Of Outing Suits at $5.00. W. B. Hutel ee! ond and Union but we now offer —y wanted ma ty but I didn't wang sidn't get the gun up, When | went home § and placed Then | took ip ith him—he and Pay ning at 4 oe George and + shea ng In front and ing | iking Behind... At tha d.. Fred offered was In front of mg the chancel My ch at tl rived taker he @ raph and of « ade by the o m in the head and) | intendeg | inte death. 4 could not be | | thing would hi He oan i“ tatowr the ea. uae or told Us that he would like to get |* ore ss veg brung pose het al of bh }theee people whe have ruined my|*wey from Seattle ae quickly es/ 1 took the gun yesterday and my . ed an noucent man sn, wad Pranks Must has bene Oeneuie” ° | brother Fred walked with me down | ruined my reputation by saying # providing them with money, Mo| “Didy you boys have any idea] % he depot when my father went that man had seduced me. ae | hae been fiving out on Yesier Way,| that such a thing would be likely afte ond my oi Esther told me that, to happen?” asked the reporter, Fre uently been down to eee} “We knew that Mr, Miller of the MRS. C. fans | them. At about 2 e’cioek this after. | attorney's office tri ° a7 sister and Mrs. j¢ Bother to go back with tion Creffield and | weked thes; beth if, her father, but she would mv | they weuld go dewn te the etatien| ““Something le very likely to _DID PLANNING =e Both of happen,’ said Mr. Miller to Bether, é reco! ‘and you had better accompany 4 ~ | But she WIDOW OF HOLY ROLLER aegaonp told her | would kilt ia | opether, we eaid, you had better| persisted in saying that she would! LEADER SAYS SHE WANTED ok pyr a - 4 oom eo beck with your father, but shel rejoin her pe TO KILL MITCHELL HERBELF,| down to Second and Union would not consent, | have joined) “She repeatediy told ue that Mrs. “neon m these people and # intend to fellow! Creffield was not going to give up| SUT WAS AFRAID sre | bought the aga Bs bedend | Mag [them te the end | the belief of her husband, and thet) wouLpD BE SUSPECTED AND wares it, oS oe ol har “Where are you going,. Eether,’| Prank Starr would eee that they got whet wee o e y and | asked them, end she| beck to their people. From time eo} PLOT WOULD PAIL, they suspected me and | digg per told us that they were both ready to time she received money from Starr, a think | would get the chance Jent | go beck te their people. | and Esther's new dress was evident | Mre. Creffield made the following see nesatt nerd ae Atte | © de met ever care to see any\ly purchased with some of that| statement to Chief Wappenstein) poaeton the in! he said, for) money. and Assieting Prosecuting Attorney with » [they have net treated ma right.| ..“How can we ever get over thie,”| Miller: Chief Wappenstein ened a lGecrge lied about us and we will| sobbed Perry Mitchell. “1 do net] “As soon as George Mitchell hot | She cared to make @ raz; | have ne mere te de with him.’ |eare to talk over thie thing any | my husband, | made up my mind the reporters. She paused | “We left the room ae they were! more,” he anid, and ne refused te/that | would Kili him. | didn't ~~ repiiods In washing and preparing to go out.| discuss the matter any further.|think | was going to get a Pi. bed ST ae ey We started for the depot, George’ Perry Mitchell was in a faint con-jchance to kill him; that they) > alah ry y the 1 told ue that he would at least I dition, and asked a drink of | were suspecting me—at least that ters, ay ee Esther before he went home, water. The water wae brought to| was what | Sadendend tron weak 1) wre CONUS. wae: Sit tom ite as he would probably never eee her the boy, and they made no further | heard. county jell ot 7:46, ; pod even tae } of big corporations» More Seago hove the beef * great railway companies te shoo * the line, and so the : *% selves and our children lence & the plague of t: at ve * RK. Tymms. the | H “Oe See eee eee Seeweveerveny a by I MINERS TO MEET, Mille room Questions JA oe Pree and were then altogether hav@ These attr corres