The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1 acetdont happened. - Woodruff Succeeds Campbe!! (Beripps Te Atrocious Army Practices. WASHINGTON, March 38.—'The LIFTED Fi oat ew) | Bonilla PARIS, ch 23,—Alleged atro-| president has appointed George J 1 —ncrcngy endures T° cities and tortures of the soldiers | Woodruff of the forest service te RED s : “ . " in South Africa were discussed in| be assistant attorney general fot 4 aid te een int ut depution yesterday. | the interior, to supeed Frank 1.|. Thareday, March 28, has been set jagain began to reviv Meat brings the Practices are resorted to in pun-| Campbell, who has been transferred) 0y General Manager H. J. Horn,/ing of the embari with the lift by General of the Great THE ARCADE LUNCH of the Norwext @ the Northern Pacific, as the date | Manager F. B. Wa bahtny rench ridhe hich pay the th fh | ag French soldiers which per} to position of special assistant embargo on east-| Northern, and that road ince | ts now under the famous Manve r Before a large attendance of their} the opinion that he was insane! - y when the road’ 4 fellow stedent when he killed Gibson. It wea] ee? — cage ong me iy Were hound freight will be lifted made vain endeavors to handle 62/ Cafe management. An excellent * ‘9 *e: of 12 mem jatmed the defendant was a man; Grubstaking Fortune. i re ian Mr. Horn made the announce business 5 y dinner will be served daily for 2 . Yesterday & ven to brooding and had often} yanneZ, Alaska, March 23 Russian Assassinations. ment last night, and stated that, be of Mr. Horn’s action, 10| trom 11 to 8p. m ore fusanity plea was not a sufficient} acted in a strange manner. Th| pefore the court here for the pasti ASTRAKHAN, Russia, March one today, the line will be open ight agents are still of the) ——— a Was excuse for murder brought neanity experts for the prosecution) week has been the suit of Katherine (Prison Warden Presbyzio ‘| dead freight to points west of that it will be weeks before @ verdict of mu wt de | stated that, in their opteion, Leigh) way Ettiott against the Hubbard | was shot and killed yesterday. (A Trost Creek, Mont. Through freight seas over both lines can be re P ‘2 I Will be accepted pext Thursday red to the normal the | was sane Elliott Co. for a one-half tnter|captain of police hurried to the 5 _ gree in the moc b Senior dedating society. Edwar SEATTLE, WASH. DAILY AND SUNDAY | POST-INTELLIGENCER The defense wae in the hands! est tn a million dollar property on | scene to tnvesti; " = atl d Dre ” e te gate the murder aad} Ends Big Tievp. Léigh, a junior, was accused of the | of Frank Foisie and Jocee, Bo ries Ja guarantee agreement was also killed, ao Maree Geavemnement obit 2 4 ¥ 44 eeeenee Killing '2 cold blood of Edward Gib] They pat up a good plea for the ooiown " b t . if not actually, ends one of eon, 4 senior, A regular trial was but failed to make out Valdes Court Adjourns. Family Freese to Death. ao Chicas erly spoof aera Patent *. THE NOTRE STARR 1s . 1H. nite case Milise and Max court officta anity, Charles VALD Aleska, Mareh 25 BATHURST, N. B., March 2%+—| te-ups im the history of the coun ducted the! The court session which bas bee® itn the severe bitesard which swept! try. For months both the Gre conducted (Scripps Special Service.) were i dailttis. Wi prosecution in an able manner held here for two weeks adjourned | over the Eastern | i? stern provinces lmpt|Morthera and Northern Pacific have by the prosecution and the defense The Corpse Enters. today, Judge Wickersham betne | Wednesday night, Mra. John Cam-|asen their ines piled high with) * WASHINGTON, March 22 mong these being a half dozen in The jury was out but a short] forced to leave s a, Where} eau and three of her children were| masses of freight, unable to move |* bureau bulletin ie | i court fi take up " * Many |frosen to death in a snow driftiat|it one way or the other because St. Simon, & small inland village: [of heavy storme and washouts With the clearing of the storms and TO SEND $50 000 the repatr of the damage, the roads ot '" have faced the problem of almost double payrolle and no income sanity experts The facts introd Lelgh had taken ticle published In W school paper. He revolver and, on raed with a verdict first degree. Du of the prosecut ita indebtedness is * for every $2.45 in . there is $100 of national ® wealth & The percentage in the tn ® crease of wealth from 1900 to * . . * cases are still unsettle ft murder in t jin atioreay, the solemalty of the Attack Absinthe Sale *| proceedings was broken by the ew| PARIG, March 23-—-The ss with the body| absinthe will undoubtedly be rance of a strete t them see eee eee eee eee eee Gene ermed to the dam M Gideon, deceased, followed by| hibited after two years’ time ~ Weare Gees was ot work i ceoile enone Adella Park-| law reported favorably by the com Behe Telegraph Service.) 4 8 — fy long. |# 1904 was without parallel ex (MORNING EDITION) The Heinovs Crime. ler. a teacher of the high schoo! and| mittee on hygt ts sanctioned | WASHINGTON, March 23-—The| sived shipmen nck goods | # cept from 1850 to 1860. Wimeet besttation Leigh pe w degree from tne | The manufacture shall cease within | officers of the Christian Herald 80] (2) tne gaat began to pour into | Ris weapon « he University of| ene year os bee a ree —agtes yh may ne | the eity to the re { the anxious SEeUeeeeeeeses j merchants, who had had visions of in the China famine district rightful, that en sedditix will be sent to the Red! *. Bupplics valued at $150,000 will be placed on the transport Bu-| The lumber and shingle indus ford whieh ts to vail from San Fran-|tries, completely at a standstill en three Umes, Beveral witnesses te Gefendant had rem fstended to “get” Gibeoa for the | land « Mbelows article. After the witnest | nesses when they were being sworn es had told the story of the crime,/held ap their left bands. until the} ttol alienists were produced to show | clerk reminded them of their errot.| the dividends tn the claime against aoe were ¢ No Dividends for Bank. Peeples, Ch BELLINGHAM, March 22.—Ac Barlow. Several wit | cording a raling of referee in| / bankruptey W. H. Parrot, the Cap National Hank cannet share going through the Bui de d Ow Sane Sonn of ilders and Owners Lumber Tiewup. Should call on Geo. H. Woodhouse Co., 112 University 8t., for prices on hardware before purchasing. They have a cheap rent and small ex) 50 CENTS PER MONTH that he | érus, | , | Clace next month | that Leigh was imsane at the time|On the whole, the trial was & die the Fair Department Store, amount: | | Mr. He Rossi has been ap-| pense and sell accordingly. They} _ members of to $49,500. If Jodge Hanford Good tea and coffee, part in buy-| pointed ag of the Washington | also do ting, tin and sheet tron FILL OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON the crime was committed. Several | tinct success, and the of these experts told of examining | the high school taking part covered « Company for Wai-| work, etc. One call may save you *** | money oor sustains this decision (the small jing and part in cooking. Schillings) Fire Inew will receive more divi | Hest **° teow, Ids than they expected. en USE THIS COUPON, POST-INTELLIGENCER CO. Seattle, Washington— Gentlemen: Please deliver to me the Mornii Sunday Edition of the Se Post-Intelligencer, which I agree to pay So cents monthly. ‘ Out-of-Town | Readers } | Please give} | name of news- | dealer .....+.- Able, Alive, Alert, Always MORE ARTISTS BEST EDITOR MORE WRITERS BEST FINANCI MORE PICTURES BEST MARKET P, Only Seven-Day Associated Pres Newspaper Printed in Seattle All the News of All the World All the News of the Great Pacific Northwest More Exclusive Special Features Finest Illustrated Magazine Incomparable Comic Picture Supplement in @ ALWAYS THE BIGGEST has invented a new safe % fing fuse by which Kt ls poo project « plercing shell thr armor and explode at a di Behind the armor, « ed by gunner. This am mt Made last might ato ¢ r tender @¢ by Sir Percy Sunderson, return tag British consul Se Re ee eee Make it am epbreakable rule that a certain amount of your weekly or monthiy t» come must go to a savings account with this Company mt be done, success ts in. There still remains eoks of March in which to open om account. Do it now, today Eight-Hour Law. | WASHINGTON, March 123.—Ac cording to a new order the eight the prisoner and were heartily of | themselves with credit and inborers and employes O8) BUTTE, March 33.--According to/ termes ming. aie ont owmers werent aataseoncet eeu ee 1 The FIRST TEN PERSONS Answering W. G. Garfield and T. T. Austin left tnterusten Mitte Gquew. os . om the p sbers terme. Neat Thursday in « gasoline boat for «| TacoMA. March 23—An U®-| Tuesday the four papers which wae $s ece ve a e uct on @rifting and today after a search| / Herald. and Miss Mary Bell Miak | ¢40¢-¢e+¢¢4¢4e¢0-e0eetteee Ni anulous to save We sell better Pianos Yr. a e a i ro er or organization. cnt 2 ete soil PHYSICIAN less F where. PORT TOWNSEND, March 23.—|"'** pe ane Save Dian 6S 8 auae Se trip on the straits Severs! hours! poown squaw was billed here to) —______—-— nga the bast sor eorapants con | Shur-On Eye Glasses of $10.00 from My Regular Jer will be married soom, invita) @ and sell them for less We at sl ym OSTEOPATHIC | third to one-fourth That's why we sell over 7) ‘ half of all the P sold F vcs“) 207 — Bitel Bldg. — 207 “FLYER” RESUMES RUN. ‘The steamer Flyer, which has re-| @umet its run between this city end Tacoma, is now in first clase condition, having undergone thorouch overtaning ant retin |> MORTHERN BANK & at the drydock This well known boat will un \; TR T COMPANY @oultedly carry during the present | « Se ee naa pane veral weeks will return to work Qfterwards the boat was Se"! Gay by the Seattle Tacoma inter-| e i known bere. Hold right Look right reall | F e M k Y A deren . cere steel | ee—Make Your Ap- Brattle, editor of the Hamiltoa| | i pointment Early : . oe Good Ones | We money than any other deal same grade, style and qual A than you can buy else- D. S. JohnstonCo N.-W. Corner Second Av. and Pike St., . 9. JONNSTON LO. year the larger portion of the traf-| Capital fully paid, $100,000 fie between the two cities The . “ ‘ 0 Bo Marche Rent leaves Geattlc at 6:45 &. m.| 1 mOr™” Location 818 Pine Biggest. Busiest, Beat. pp. in Phone Sunset Main 6256 SEAT TLE, WASH. @ 20:25 «. m, 2:06 p. m and 5:45 ‘ 903 BECOND AVENUE. re Dp ™ 88° | Fee eeoeeeeeeeeneneeeee! 120 FINE GARDEN TRACTS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY — GET ONE! FINEST SOIL IN KING COUNTY t These Tracts are in the West Green Lake district just north of the city boundary line: on a fine road; | within three blocks of the Everett Interurban and in direct line of the proposed new Woodland Park J car line, which will surely be built within a few months. BEST PLACE IN THE COUNTY FOR A NICE LITTLE HOME, WHERE YOU CAN RAISE ENOUGH GARDEN ff TRUCK TO KEEP YOUR FAMILY, AND STILL BE HANDY TO BUSINESS IN TOWN. THE PLACE FOR AN IDEAL HOME. 4 < Co FINE WATER SYSTEM. RUNNING STREAM THROUGH MANY OF THE TRACTS. EVERY TRACT WILL BE GRUBBED, PLOWED AND HARROWED, AND READY TO PLANT. WE HAVE A BIG FORCE OF MEN NOW AT WORK GETTING IT READY. a a Satisfaction guaranteed to every purchaser of one of these tracts or your money refunded We will guarantee that you can raise enough the FeEERIF Hi first year on one of these i tracts to pay for it (Seri 2 @ A Pay Streak Found on Every Ont of the West Green Lake Garden Tracts We Are Offering These Large Tracts at $ a 0 q and Up. 10 Per Cent Down and — > _ the Very Low Prices of Ten Dollars Per Month AFE WNVESTWRRNS ‘3 ): ‘ P FAY & ( ‘O 311-312 Bailey Building ? ® & co Green Lake Branch Office Mt. View Station Ei =~ fil; § & # i fii a Take Green Lake car to Mountain View Station where our Salesmen will meet you and show you the property. IIAP IO III OPI IO IRIIEE LI IIE