The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1907, Page 11

HOMPSON’S FATE TOBE insane, Judge Snel) will choose one) of the courses outlined above. ELL The news that the supreme court PATE OF EMORY'S SLAYER IN ‘THE HANDS OF JUDGE =MAY GO TO PRISON, ASY- had decided agai him was uum OR GE FREED. broken to Chester yesterday morn ing by hie brother Oscar in the ij | Pleree county jall, | By a decision handed down Sat-| “That's too bad,” the boy sald, | by the supreme court of the | “but It will come out all right ip the Seattle youth who killed real me over te my people on a George Meade Emory, and) The prisoner was cheerful, and) wan acquitted on the ground apparently unworried by the dec dpaanity, rests in the hands of | sion, going through bis usual regu Judge Snell, of Tacoma,| lar program for the day, eating whom the cave was tried. heartily, exercising as weual, and Ee ae a reruit of the decision, « hear | taking hie regular bathe. ing 08 the boy's present mental Judae Snell yesterday refused to jon will be held Friday, and state what course he would pur Snell may then decide to do sue, He sald yt of three things } 1 cannot tell what will be best He may ture Cheater Thompson | until [ hear the report of the ip now sane, or place bim sanity commission composed of bond to keep the peace; Dre. Wheeler, Brown and Smith e may send bim to an asylum, or Will H. Thompson will undoubt 5 may send dim to the peniten- ediy carry the matter to the su wary. preme court of the United States Tt Thompson con at that time should Judge Snel! decide to send “getadlish the fact that he ia now’ the boy to Walla Walla sep Lady” i enother of these good — PEK AT LYRIC e NaT GOODWIN TONIGHT. The Zinn Musical Comedy com a yee - pany began ite last week at the 7 fat Goodwin comes to the Grand | | yric theater yesterday in a double supported by the beautl-| pi) “Venus” and “The Haymak gad talented Edna Goodrich. | ory” being the offerings The lat . ¢ Fool” will be tonight's of-! drama and kept the house roaring | ‘opening & week's engage | yesterday. | sical jongeeae CHANGE OF BILL | . “HELLO BILL.” j * _ | A pew program goes on at the! ello Bill” succeeded Murray Star theater“thie afternoon, and ‘Mack at the Seattle theater | lovers of good raudevtile prot m, scoring @ hit ised another treat tn the way ot | 4 bat well for the attend- | novelty acts and epeclaities. Eddie! . week. “Hello Bill" ts) Roesch. the balladist, and the) wimfal of comedy. and ts handled} staroscope will be features as weual. | piabapidechasnnieibepecntemiie rts | | pcapadle company. a The New Store base ball team of AT THE Lor. Ballard, ts looking for games with gmuenen | teams averaging 17 years of ane Whe Cowboy and the Lady was| The New Store boys defeated the| wanted at the Lote theater last Greater Seattle Stare yesterday | ‘and proved to be an agree. | morning by the score of 8 to 1. For ey - The Pantages Stock | fames phone Haliard 668. ; nom been good in many! “Tis Washington ton Fire Ineurance aad “The Cowboy and the) cooany has fast pald @ total loss | - fon the home and contents of! AR8TO. HAVE YOU SEEN IT? Fmma Petlene of Tacoma Ask ber err ‘bow she was treated. aed | AMUSE MENTS. | THE GRAND wn" Beth Phones €5. No phones afier 1, All Thie Week, NAT C. GOODWIN Wis New York Company, Inciuiing Kdma Goodrich, in Repertoire i Teatght— : i “A GILDED Feo. , li __._Btters See to Sa00 SEATTLE THEATER Resset! & Drew. Mere Phenes Mat. Thore. and Sat. Tontent, All Week, “HELLO BILL a that f funny, by funmakers Next Week-— The “Meet Gar- = Mate. Wed, Sat. Tentadt aed All Week, ® Company (Last Week) V-E-N-U-8" end “THE HAY MAKERS A Dowbie Bilt iy Co, in 919.004 Beauty. Bonect, Main 1904; Ind 4274. Maogr. Pantages snnounces “The Cowboy and the Lady.” Mate Datly Rec. Thu, & Fri. Doors @; ™ : THEA TE! gee: Eve. 720. Pert. Beg, Me ORES NOOR 2S Eve... 0:15. Beattios Leading V deri o Hose, * tow 20° 1% oon tee ‘AR rformances, 220, 7:18, 8:48 each dey Parisian Greed Opera Co. 4 People: Whelan & Searles, George Br~ Barton & Vers, Clever Conkey, Kart & Wilson, Eddie Reeweh, the 4 “LIVING WITHOUT PUTCHERING AND COOKING” o8 One-Foarth the Carrent Cost of Board.” & lecture by WILSON FRITCH, Pe. B. ©h ettemee, and proved by practice, Tuesday, 8 p.m, 1420 Second | J Admission 15 canta NORTHWESTERN LEAGUK ATHiLMTIC rank TOMORROW NIGHT OUR LEASE EXPIRES APRIL 30TH, AND THE | LANDLORD INSISTS THAT WE MOVE. | COME EARLY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS || PROM OUR NEW AND UP-TO-DATE LINE OF LA. || DIES’ SPRING SUITS, WAISTS, SKIRTS, PETTI || COATS, NEGLIGEE AND LINGERIE WEAR. Price is no object—we will sell goods tomorrow at | cost and at stances less than cost | EVERYTHING REDUCED-—-GOODS8 AT YOUR OWN | PRICES. B. GERBER ; 1410 SECOND AV&NUE ial ager of the Seattle, baseball team, | | ved eo of Washington turned firemen Sun 4 DETERMINED NEXT FRIDAY fcccsarscss| | WINNER jan nei Se Stes Seat from Peoria, [1., that bis father, | ~--— i Hight after a year's illness, Hd " EME COURT LEAVES THE *#n0, ho will go fre. If he is S07 | ward Dugdale was 80 cues ob tae ity, Walter sonally conducted” plan, such as for | Years have been popu! P rT labo ty in the } q 4 ; a. : Will be operated from Seattle this | Canadian labor party In poeeal the fate of Chester Thomp-| the end, I think Judge Snel! should | au mer to Oriental port by W W Canadian election, the sup) Meat Prices That Please King, former jo Ris New York company, “TB¢| tor piece te a travesty on rural | THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1907. 1” i] | | EDWARD DUGDALE Diss | charges had ever been properly FIGHT BUSH FIRE | flames for an hour and finally ex D. B, Dugdale, the popular man- | Mills aaw his opportunity immed.| Mifty students of the University | jous damage was done wo the shrub Gismiseed, ‘The motion was car. 48y afternoon and igo > agp om - ried as Was also @ motion to ad-|*!!Y Im extinguishing @ forest fire Jim Delehanty t# getting more Weward Dugdale died Saturday | ‘Taking advantage of a techatonl: | Journ near the un About 3) \nocks than boonte at St, Lou o'clock smoke wai rising from) Which in a sure way to make him mas Mills, the| The meetin yectucul ‘ Thomas ting Was apectacular ANd |i, clump of treen south of the play bis worst game : | "Little Giant” of socialism, os-| many of the soctalista remained in| cious It had been atarted t ; hi the h {eo »¢ | oO bad been «# od by men ORIENTAL TOU It en vis waning Pine edette the eged yn the merit Of) some on throwing # lighted cigar GET CONFIDENCE. | Be t rty at the Labor tem M denion that he ad stub in the dry leaves, while #troil Buy a Buffalo Gasoline _—_— j a t Am 7 Quad mad tel oN eg. ing over the proposed site of the Geo. H. Woodhouse Co. hee : Pee oe exposition, The boys fought the | versity «t # that the outcome of the bt Oriental excurst “ | "The socialiat orator was placed | and cial lone on the “per lon trial charged with attempting | trial vind compromise and fusion wa 6° } n Europe, charge having been made by A. G te ae ee eee eat eee How Many, Many Times mi of the | Great Northern Steamship Co, Mr King’s plave are extensive, aud he| iminaries of the trial had been) Third ay, near Yeuler nib . believes ¢ in time Seattle peo. | Kone over it developed that no steaks 100. - We hear a man say ple will a the old “Fello wthe ERE - Bee that fellow? I can remember when he hadn't a cent le man from ooks,.” to “The man yp Po me ere Tt aut ; from Kinga,” 1 am One tour, to coat between $200 And there you are! a “ oP a Aye fet, is planned to %e. 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