The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1907, Page 4

P MURPERER- DEFIES POLICE THE SEATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1907. 4. Sean ee PUBLIC MARKET [manta tig haere é | (Beattie Btar'n Exclusive Service empiotle and for visitors to t.e ®@ they #ottled in Washitkton, D HAN FRANCISCO, July 90.—San| lend, ‘The honpital {a to be one of 6 where Hau almong broke a record Fri@einco in to have the finest aga | 4 t equipped inthe land and Y none: \ by the haste in which he took tae d a eaarmess r odern nigrant sta , | Will have @ ward fo#@hinese meng, @ 1 servtee) Obata is now conceated in the entire @urve at George Washington | The ordinance setting a@@e part consider the quention of the new |’ Mmodera Immigrant station Japanene men and women of both p- Without warnt@® woods near Fife, but the authorities ~ S fot bbe Of tb iinrousnnne the world, Work is now under way | n@lonalities, ted by @ parti . ee, last night! are after hie | Ubiveraity, After that, until a year Mf Pike place for a public market |"¢ for one of the thoroughfar | 0 ' i ; ites ot ‘Okania) Mrs, Okaniskt, widow of the dead | Ako he was veptomor of Roman [was introduced into the councti |, It !# the belief go hope rae | o8 Anew selene ‘te Ran Francisco |” ih. comPlee dower grag 4 @ ant halt | , k or of! law tn the univéralty, And saw he |), inance will go through without | bay, and before another year a com-|! \ebt and power to the mee end 8 nee man, Coe. Cuan dep ld ! y Jak&MlEht and was r@erred to the poeting any objection of conse | pints fel.villag@ for the exarn. | Bove! Village, which will be electric Pik@iation, ootGo I> tho victim, in whose house the mug) jee ile the latter Ww “4 ler Mey ae hg Bequest : pura late supper with In the house of friends, Obata has ee Ning fire with @/aworn that ho will kil both. Dep de ver, riddled the body uty Sheriff Peter Stenso and a num we A killing im insiantly.|/ ber of armed Japs are protecting Beets entered the boly of (he Mrs, Okaniski and Okaniskt, @ Six weeks ago Obata and Mra pking revolver Okanl#ki ran away together to Hot $00 fect away, on the way and brought back home him to pr by \ street committee, for the body to ence, . a 'y lighted, will also be built, and ination, teAtion and Mre@ft in |migrenta will be in operation r by will dispose of § ATO! PILES | SAYS T0 Nearly quarter of a million dot \42° W4#hing, which will be a big EN lara has been appropriated by con About 60 men will be employed rena a8 & atarte for he tte t the tatio n r R prise which rg ‘ ain sng Bal rent under the super eon neo sion of Walter J, Mathews, a Cal Applicants for admiasion to the! with their handling, The grounda United States will, upon Vinh ane bee tic Ste’ its SA a ta an ex thg ship, be ushered into an exar * kt AN, Ottager Bom pert land gardener and the i » | Bus ‘of Fite tawas not! A Pato . Inftion room, separated by tron) whole nite gly fi ‘ Jd, and. wv uted for the abduction raflings into compartments for Asi o th hem ¥ teas vhisind kere, Diautens ‘sateen ae i ped (Star Bpegial Service.) Of the produete of this state and lattes, Kuropean inen and. 1 bis a beau wile the threat band, Since then Qbata fs said] PACOMA, July 20.—United States id ot rge be he 2s = | wonmn. Under a big skyli« of Immi- aan Bill anyone who fol to have been waiting for his Senator Samnnel HM. Piles and Con: |, ; the sia waite n ie Weer will firat be pant d for tra he Ma, | gration at when the Heeaon his Grhance to > 7 . 5 | 0 orld hp he dreaded ¢ diseate of the A ‘of pat the pollce.on | Ohanieki and’ te teonlig Mire preasmen Wostey 1. Jones, W. BE.) ton is the great Mecca of educated Orient’ ‘Gnd’ than, i anetiion Po pines ate. coryls 1 Ange sland ee c rs lire : Humphrey and Francis W. Cash: | people. o@ Sididad haute. dor tale teenta a paradine © steerage . . oad | man lant night addresged ene of ‘The most important work which! moral and financial quatiffeat ~ oer | end the best z i | the moat ly attended meetings | Seattle and Tacoma people could!i¢ passed, they go to & baggage 1 wHel, a8 well as the t sani 4 ] ‘i | over held by the coma Chamber | unde » In to consteuct & boule | room, secure thelr property and{ 17s *aton In ws le of Com The addresses we vard - 2 i ‘ | Rolable from the-standpdint of elo- | Sound connecting the two cities. It/they hate any disease «ft are} * }auence and from the important| would rival any of the @elebrated | iq " y overed walk to the he jinent men he a field for future Seatiic and Tacoma poaple must whether to transport them or re WING PICTURE STUNT Heho inhabit the of pleriickers from the new Oliver mieavor on the part of Puget|t in a pledge 1 made to the poo Tioase them fu cured. If ther fe * soar b. : dd. cor cial organization ple of Hawali, They want to tra 4 rsats . o 0 ater, on Spring at ho ? on exam fon ow the nanifest, Fabost the tow ee hy ae | or Piles aid: “It T were| with us and desire to become |they are taken to detention maac| of Seattle, we : hae |to be in charge of a movement to| acquainted. 1 promised them that the Europeans upstairs in the : » Biay morning by the ap s on the tramp chase, and ta nel get woome pe lllary | Bo next February arty Of/ administration building ” the nt rst . breed of wild-eyed, the result will be produced om the he ygg ln hg- gind g a eathad OF Piet tenance en | Read So. te. GREAT PROGRESS MADE IN Same eiinens in various cos sore c the Oliver sh tly. : leur et Washinatnn, 2 Ol wo Taathee &. wheieiae dor tho, tonnes near by. a he Orient PIONEER PIANO HOUSE s looting © Oliver people are ma | ; one floor for Japs ar ” aes « ° = ated sitet oe ae : equip it with an elaborate exhibit |of visiting the Hawaiian tslands.” | 0Re fe (uae BUILOING, obo sty nc etures ¢ aken | Me A ‘ bs { perosa fields, up around Seattle, A series was taken | | “ " - 7 = |of sunilght and every comf ——— > he t kt rolnt Bunda ° i Kuropeans have a and finally into ¢ Akt Potnt Sunday on a t opens Save © tre Big Structure at Third and Univer Washington, where athing. ling a log. The ‘ , . - ma wing of the adm io the child of a well lenaug | (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) jexceptionally quick and bright |bullding and are furnished with tub| sity Will Probably be Ready Sep- eene witnessed dy getown family. ‘The pictures} CARLSRUHE, Gormany, July x0. | learning was easy for him. He had and shower baths, a roof neo m but | Molitor had pepo Ries Osprey a. . . o money, b ona Molitor had sitting roor . of Columbia was are made reatiatio, as th risode tutors tional in at ntered | she had $50,000 worth of the stuff f Vacn and ; ng room. hag . Btocked With New Instruments serious than a group in Leoke Washington tlustrates, ph i Page h sab ieped the shor: 40d Hau, who was then only 19 lee wee Me vena pe 10% po cora,| Throughout, Big Preparations = o = live of Carl Mau, who has been Yer" Of ago, craved it, What 6 a mother-in-law, | Perhaps| Being Made for Formal Opening. son, compantons, are now fn B convicted of the murder of his, °S#!*t than to marry the girl? They CIOMT en Carl thought it over, At least the os 1} ett howpital, and they are not be | mother-in-law, Mrs. Molitor, Novem. Sloped. The mother stormed. The prosecution thinks he did. Lena 3 lieved to be seriously Injured. The | ber 6, 1906 young couple decided to go to Amer would have $125,000 ax soon as her| At the present rate the new D, L Smith's neck was broken. He /man, with a bullet hole through the), “B® took along .er purse and |. Well, the weution told the | co a 1 of Third and University, will EE has a wife and four children liv-|center, was the grim exhibit which |'* OF Im his 2ich year | Jury that it was Carl Haw who lured | in ikelihood be ready for ocew Star Special Service.) ing. at Hartford. Smith was ajwat on a table in front of judge|, !t Wa" soon after thete ten Mrs. Molitor from her home on the || September 15. or July 20-—A. A. daring autotest and t machine | and jary during the progress of the ‘2 Switzerland taat the youthru evening of November 6, followed jasterers have now taken Hartford shingle manu atly became unmanageable. | trial couple de upon suicide. Carl |her @ short distance and then sten ession, and this part of the ‘the Big Three Shing!« . The child-marriage of Carl Hau |*het at hg Poe vayh ees: jing up behind her, shot ber to|work will be yleted fn a few . iforg, was killed HEARS CHARGE AGAINST JAP. and Lena Molitor, their attempt at Der © benged him te shoo death through the heart days. Then will come the’ftnishers, i t rve tattle i | here this morn - suicide wh The case against K. Sasaki, the tragic death me, the | Six weeks ago, Lena Hau! polishers and décorators, who will Kested poison, but the mothe sub j drowne.. herself. She waa desper-| require more but the entire fe which be and Japanese who ts charged with sequent muicide of the young wife t sonnel ate, she said, at the thought of ser ng should finished during Were riding | smugaling five of bis countrymen the trial of the husband of eo grave ear ago, they and their ag | jaration from her imprisoned hu forty or fifty day try. i» belong heard a erime—all of these features go to T#8ahter returned to Germ orbing Lea and the child stopped w onty meast approach to into this co : Viaduct on by Volited States Commissioner A. form a story of the » end first on ©. Bowman. interest—an interest band. Yet tn a letter she hnston Co, are the first that ner only child abandon the allers to go to Third av |name of Hau. but will undoubtedly be followed quested her mot who resided at Raden Jinnraii den 1 went on to Constant! i " og Smith be te “ . by a knowledge of the eversordid Baden. Ca j arn | shortly by other large concerns de- ‘Aim almost in. The entire police force joined Im | motives by which it ts generally be VOP!¢, where for three months he , GEATAINGY, | PROTEST ON SUNDAY CLOSING string to get out of the high-rent & communication to the ¢gity cx lieved young Hau was actuated euecessfully to get « grant a: = SAC | Metriet Je}. cll last night, asking for ap advance a bo ea Weeeiininel the Turkish government for 4/GHT OVER | | 1G SAVING IN RENT. oe 2enn Nel- |), salary of $19 ench, from ihe cap |“°.* 7 he woe recognised 85) in American pelroleum company Z | (Star Special Service.) lm My cat Maitice will not only &t Navy Yard. tains down. They alec ask the Battleship Nebraska al Navy Having no money, he returned to} | _ MT. VERNON, July 20.—For one| give the plano house bigger and abolishment of the third grade. ' ° Haden Kaden and sought to borrow ROTE-RANKIN COMPANY 222] Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels. URSDAY IS THE OPENING DAY ) Worth of Damaged Furnishings Go On Special Sale--- Prices Not Intended to Cover Even Cost Store Closed All Day Tomorrow is of Pieces of Furniture, Damaged But Slightly, Included in the Many Excellent Bargain Opportunities Re Store will be closed all day tomorrow, so we can clear away the furniture now on the main }month Sunday ¢ rigidl¥ enforced to the of the law throughout and breadth of Skagit by this time Skagit’s ng as kindly ing has been extent brighter quarters, but will afford still greater facilities for the eco- omical handling and retailing of ty, and) high grade pianos and musica) in- trens are | struments. the er item, and by far the of the law an they did at| most im t, Is the fon out tttions are b lat: | side o which’ } ar of reopent he mean @ treme: sav and 08 \ing in rent annually t e ENTIRELY NEW STOCK. ery town and The new butlding will be opened new stock an ronghout. Ky TRESS’ MOTHER SAYS DAUGHTER DID NOT BUICIDE, | oryth old quarters in the - io - Burke ding will be sold out, in- cluding even the desks, office fur niture, ete ss found The specially selected stock of left this/ new pianos, organs, talking ma- chines and musical tnst nts hes already been ordered trom the east, great danger of bdelog 4 i will arrive in ample time for to pieces on the rocks when the ~ 25 to off on all fish grand opening. Every instru- tide changed and washed her off rods, Hall's, 1111 First ay. eee} ment will be the very latest and * E preparations are ng made for the formal opening to the public, which promises to be one of the biggest affairs of this nature ever given on the coast. WHALES ARE ~ See | Stations Taxed to Sewer Bonds Draw 7 Per Cent. VESSEL IDENTIFIED. The local improvement bomds fo th trunk sewer, whieh will | © Hens against the abutting will draw 7 per cent in Thia interest waa fixed last night by the etty counell, The fourmasted schooner sight i youterday off CloOse bay was i@ Forrest Home The boat was tended to com or than the reguld’ market supp! there are two care of po tatoes, & car of onions and two cars of bananas to be disposed of to the people of the city. All the garden vem h as onions. cucumbers, radishes and many others are to be bad tn any amount as the seanon is at its height Teh fish market remains just about the same. Chinook salmon are the only salmon tat are run ning In any amount now. Sock in a abort Ume Off Boys’ Wash Suits With one of these floor and replace it with fire sale goods fof Thursday's selling. On Thursday morning at cham a bres 4 NINE O'CLOCK— instead of eight o'clock, our customary opening hour—the doors will be Linens: Febehing Full Capacity ene On what will undoubtedly prove to be the most extensive sale of furnishings seen in Scattle for styles ey “a 7. ming Important reduc pyeats. Goods to the value of something like $75,000 were damaged more or less, and even those tions throughout beeesic the least damage cannot be kept in regular stock; so this mammoth fire sale is taken as a means our entire Boys 7 ee ae ; nd : me Clothing Depart Of them, and at the same time to follow our principle of giving customers the benefit of any nt pp UNABLE 10 HANDLE CATCH Wecan offer { the sale goods cannot be shown at one time on the main floor—this is shown to be fon 308 J. Redelsheimer Victoria Daily Colonist, When you consider that two or three thousand chairs and rockers alone are included. .Come g (0 At Kyuquot, the new whaling day or so—each day will see new goods on the floor. ’ . station of the Pacific Whaling ily engaged, were bringing an the staff There are but the staff 800-804 First Ave. Cer. Columbia Strongest Boys’ Clothing House in the State. Me WATCH THE WINDOWS. } Conditions on Which Fire Sale Goods Will Be Sold mn ei wecan make no definite promise of deliver 1 en » daily into r casked shipm to Glasgow and Frav ntion and the Fire Sale Goods attended to en first at ward. We cannot promise to deliver Fire Sale Goods ar in © may be able to deliver some « m with regular goods, as conditions may make it impossible date of sale t or rt t re 8 for us to do s« a. w when the Tees ar beforé deliv: be m 1 ‘ All goods « rich they are . o age Ky ‘ jouth bo c€ in delivery ' ° I ai ond an be filled. Fire Sale Goods cannot be exchanged HALF Sine bho toateaaa te Hil tee ae ieee Ge ae and Fire Sa se F nor taken back, as we want to turn the damaged goods into re de . ||} Ushe ) he ave | , I > e price . {|| taken te whales, one wf PF will be made « money at once par Te ma room f h O e ja t wv bot | oe ic EE 21¢ ‘E ‘ e st 14 en on the A } — ~— a | \ * ation | COME IN OF TEN—Remember, the Store Is Closed All Day Tomorrow, and Opens Daily Thereafter During the Mee i eee the Orion had ineteen Nine o'Clock Instead of Eight. be tig oro vias gceernet eta e se Pre noha se AAA | f a Syelom,, cack, GOR pal’? c F 4 mod ‘ ‘ i L fond | ' feed. meat, tom ‘ 2 “ raven ne Bi rh the 8 | Go see the Green Lake Res vs rc | ieh, oor ho, shir repay cam ervolr Addition today. Houses CORNER | CORNER || 1; chopped feed. ton, Ua; ¢ ’ and lots easiest terms, Green | iD AVE. SECOND AVE.| = - ~ ——— P, ifi 0 fi . ( Lake car to Green Lake Sta j AND AND | Gasoline Pumping Engines ache ul itting 0. ape ume tget / BUY NOW UNION 8T | neds Ew Naticenl madeastens s INTERNATIONAL BOND @ J PAY LATER } $12 F eo 1. Woodhouse Co, 112 422 Pike St. REALTY CO., 887 Pioneer Bik Univorslty t " ese SS ETRE Oe, Mal 1 Ind, 4048. } '