The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURD WV ,OCTOBER 26, 1907. 3 tive Humphrey wilt deliver wa| fhe extension of First ay. 8, to | CAME BACK $0 SHE GOT A DIVORGE ii"). eck as connect directly with South Se ge | t Alaska ' divid attle, Georgetown, Oggew, River! ed into three legtslat districts Park and South Park was dis | ; I don't care if you never come other expenses, A divorce wag | fF the purpose of sel ernment, cussed at @ meeting of the South} pack, #O pack your trunk and go! ranted DODGE SUPPORTING CLUM Park Improvement club last alght. | [sang Herbert Brownlee to his wife The marriage of Ardelia and nstt’ “ve vo CLUM) There were several hundred resi —_——— _ Laura, @ he pushed her out the! Charies A. Kennedy was annulled Bion Dodge, a né@spaperr oft dente of the Gletricte. present (BY. United Press) Asphalt dea) te sald to Involve | 00% and threw her clothes after) by Judge Morris on grounds of | watrhant ‘aske, fa hat Fair | Charles Hultin is oon to com-| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oot, 26,—| CMY officals and members of the | 1" nls Incident was related by | fraud. Mrs. Kennedy made & show: | hany f id f mas Galo 7 mence the ereotion of a $40,000 | 14, W asphalt trust, The investigation be. |e Wife, Who was secking a dl-| ing that » months after whe mar | ay Ajnwka ute and that he Prirad committer of | atar 1 t© Tho Star today that) apartmest hotel at the northoaat | Henry Mareball, speaker (0 | ing ma@® by the grand jury threat-| “Ore IMiJudge Morris’ court this | ried her husband, she found that eo pepe rt Roctaaniar aip party wiih grerewere several members of th@! corneas OF Eighth ay, and Virginia |kpuse of representatives of Indiana| ens to develop a great seandal morning, Mra, Hrownlee also sald | he was a married man before. Her| Gian tor that necitios Gwaei the report ont ttoe who have taken gt, ‘Phe building is to pe three |and prosident of the Western Con-| G. W. Baxter, cashier of the woew although Herbert made $18 a | inveatig brought to Nght a t to recelve ange active ‘part in the pre oe stories high and will cOttain 84) straction company, the local as | company, was also indicted and ar. | Y°e* Py b only Ave her an aver | wife an frown-up children Copper Thief’s Trial e mittee appolnte bt Whee og > Psa pega 4 bean phalt trust, was indicted by the|rested, | Other indictments are |"#® Of $2 for hor household and | living tn Portland VANCOUVER, Oct. 26.—William te wore sent tonight, others would Columbia lodge, No, 2 A. O. U 1 ss " , t « . Dote, the ft bt ‘and investiaa mnt ! grand Jury today on the charge of| momentarily expected ' mar ine a platiorm fin their place W.,,Jast night celebrated the thir-|robbing the city in an avphalt eattle contractor € en hearing before qonditions. Tt te expe o named te ; ‘ ) t 1 Late this afternoon Thoma Portland mittee will fully outline ert bllios bre big the mem: | tynfatle anniversary of that organ-| Marshall da one of the beat known! Suffleton and John Mewasco, efty ard: com ay at the moot! Of the Committee feation, and tnitiated 30 candidates. | capitalints in the middle west. He|inapectors, were » Indicted and his we Te next city campal W. dD. Wood, W. A Trousdale A.) Deputy State Insurance Commis | was placed under arrest at noon. !arrested Judge ie A. Booth, ¢ y, Kd wa |wigner J Shivet pres - \ has already d - W PO ry a h y Was prede mt : le id, of the perior court, was continued until fure ’ at the dy, A Johnston, Godwin, | and detivered,an address er mation iw secured eo. A. Jones, A.B. Brnst, F. A.| By order of Col, T. C. Wooddt hr : oodbury t aa te aeatre Rust, John Wallace, H. B. Dewey, | Private William Timmons, » Com. ‘enter a B.D. Benson, M. T. Maloney, Geo. | pany H, Third Infantry, has been ON THE FRONT may de Ps te the Ip Cottertll, R. B, Hesketh, Geo. | promoted to be corporal, succeed oe tonight, BY 18 H. King, Claude B. Huntley, F. A. |ing Corporal Thacker, promoted. | to take the pla McDonald, Geo, Davis, Alpheus By The funeral of Mrs. T. A. Noft Gérman steamer Eva from Ta ran fiend the meeting ers, John T. Oldham, Dr, David De |who died in thin city on ‘Thursday | ge ty gph ile A edge of good «4 Beck, 8S. W. Marmon, B. W. Brint- | last, will be held tomorrow after | __ put into Dutch Harvor October 7 smn nall, Jas. Murphy, B. 8. Osborne /noon at 2 o'clock. Services will | Thid morning and most of the jends with the firing of the fata |" Com) with her cargo’ of — the committe and P. W. Cotterill jbe held at the Church of Our Lady | wa afternoon wax occupied by the at-|shot, is inadmixsable ax a defense |2O" | badly damaged, reached oot = |} of Goo ee Help. ’ Fifth and Jefferson roducing perfectly the most! The hearty endorsements which | torney# tn the Dow Smith murder |in a murder case eos ay = an, yeate er é deo st ather O'Hrien officiating. In- | Paderewnk! i the other great ar-|trtal in presentir their clost W. A. Holz in add Veueer Ss Geen Se Oweyy Uae © echnical classical muate layed | Pat wki and the other great a ne thetr ne lolzheimer, in his address ; : torment will be at Calvary ceme ls i” i AORN HINES A pee ON have given this machine for |@reuments to the Jury 2 to the jury for the defense, argued |C%eything movable be having i ter y the master pianists Bauer, BY | in, reproduction of their atudied |@ble that the cane will : from the fact that the « troubles | °@°ou" .< , \ leont, Pugno, Carreno and the great efforts wer borne out in the |the J Inte thin afte in the Dow Smith fami a \ i} DEATH PENALTY MAY Paderewsk! himself, the Welte minds of thowe who heard the re wietant Prone ney to have beon caused by the inter-|, The steamer Be expecta / piano player, or the Welte Mignon cital yesterday afternoon at D, 9. John 8. Mille fir eas |ference of the sisterin-law, Mra, |? tive frot ‘cc guia t i in Rainville, that this interference a , ‘ca manne b or nd th div ce it brought ab t on will sail for the troduction of the defen s by It, preyed on the mind of the jas it is more generally known in Johnston Co.'s establishment, The | for BE ABOLISHED | Rurope, was given ite first hearing following program was rendered: | the jin this eity yesterday afternoon, 1.—Echo de Vienna Sauer | of the recital being attended only by Mayed by Composer of (By United Pr ) mem of prean 2 ‘0 » (paraphrase) Liat | | n the case He priso: brought about ane ix one where the & sta insanity. He be ¢ : . nate RUTTE. Mont. Oct. 26—If a| The claims of the promoters for hy Busont asanity Was put in solely sald t being a man | "8" . . ws 7 ane ruling made by the court in the |this new plano player, which in 3 Chopin he huse any other Bo : ut of nd had The eis ee to The advertising Is not unlike the |trial of Theodore Cantelont, | *tead of roducing fr ‘olls 1, Padereweki erry teapoeaibie. - ie quoted from ntered up of 7 _advertinins yt the ordinary type Of classified yo Boe charged with the murder of Molile mechanically calgulated, gives #4 Chopin ie hind of gee ‘a hoe a) t —. egg tisements, and at first Quinn, is sustained by the supreme | Phonographic or actual reproduc I hic hbeat th th ee Saat the Rev. M.A MA’ ccichos the eye of the reader. It | Court of the atate, the death tion of numbers ax they had been |6 when the eye of ‘the iere?isacvioa Hike bad 78 PALMER MAY LAND ‘of the First Pree states that it is the p oll by the do ard, fe trying to deter chureh to secure a mem a | moet emt ausicia are @.\¢ Under the heading s * Dr Matthews ba ho results of this advertising |eath penalty might sit on th LOST IN MOUNTAINS - for young mon to campaign are being watched with |iry, over the contention of the (By United Press.) i Male atady Class at the great interest by the membership /*tAte that the law.excluded (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 ian church of the church And overrt the e's challe ALEM, Ore. Oct Oscar Mica. coached aaa be . laa to prevent his aitting Olson, a wel wa Woodbura jr . f na | # a strong candid ui hang tockholders of the new Alaska er G Hoggatt of idictary idges! Alleging that the imited faith; He says that Mrs. Wheeler doos|ray.' fas Saited’ $5 bares Coast Steamship compan held Alaska has endorsed Palmer or not ASSISTANTS RETAINED. of bis wife, Rose Wheeler, in the | Bot provide food in sufficient quan: | whereaboute heir first meeting rday in the|and n ance be obtalr of the /alty te practically abolished of | Montana. The court ruled th ms Elmer E. T appotnted United she allows the sleep * States district attorney to succeed te and phases of life ba®) without enough co g, and that DAMAGE CLAIMS ‘ United Pross.) they must leave, Few remained in P. ©. Sullivan, resiqued, has ar ome so strong ae lo threaten the /she does not allow (Get. %—The restrict. the city, many going to Seattle. and nounced that no changes will be| safety of his home. Charles Wheel sleep for th hy mien! ie \ undoubtedly be ap- ot city was dark Others to Grays Harbor and Port- made by him in the force of as er, salesman for the Seattle Hard Wheéier further alleges that hie EAVY ‘i ‘ none of the Alaskan thie land. This closing wrests from | sistants ware company, # lor divorce wife wi money given for home vi s: ole as will be recognized. Late yenterday after Porer Sandberg, the saloon bows of n the sup sne for thé benefit of the Christ ) Alexar ye wayne ire lanaed from the | Tacoma, an enormous re No INJUNCTION GRANTED. that Science @hureh, and that she has!) yee ACODENTAL SHC SHOOTING treasurer. The s office to intimation is given as to the step hy of i repute, Sandberg will take against the An Injunction was granted by 4 furniture from the house t& ralee motley the church He |, stees consists of uemea Were notified that order which closes al! of his houses. Judge Albertson yesterday against anys that whe eo whe oh ©, of Seattle, William snitieennintien 14 automobile companies, forbid "oes . ar ao Witt While new gun = cence | Ht Sutomonl) . ae at home it ( an |g ukor, William | viich his earia ding them to use Cherry _ Science beok ets : xa all of |v . j ck, ow 0 rails | twee ad Secon f nad recent ig @ |e te track ing to rails we n st and s ond @VR., RB AD | lieving tha ner of the family needs rem - ‘ tions of the elias oi naee TOMBE, Oct. 8~Pive perecne| are pure ‘ ften iremalns up all night doing . Hy + , former com: | 59. "4" & IS tye “ b € ‘ected bt vin r a thie a wadiny © onke f - , 1 y were accepted at th opening | “> . were killed and 17 injured this yrebiees prgfieennr sn egg gp oboe Bas lor | pe s of the cla i ibe mete © opening | ously wou in his morning in a collision on the Metro A ASKA WEATHER en ae . ein | Pa aspen enw baee ‘1 ants must have had a pecu apartmer it hotel, politan underground railway be ean mie shocking effect. Six more claims First av The bul- ae 5 ag Ee og Sg peg mae d en low t touch the M $268 Gunwa Oleen Re brain, but the w ol man was $ T ve n, $187.5 (By United Press.) taken to the W fe Emergency J $158.60; 8. C. Haug CHICAGO, Oct. 2¢ the raj). hospital, where it was sald that he year The weather is warm and | ibe! nde cla * are dk ey | Will most li r clear, and from only a ed today will be) ROME, Oct. 26 FAIRBANKS, Alaska wih the Great Northern | of life nor damage Weat é 6 fem Meh bandits secured ported m the earthquake dis Dawson are th A Michel which the tricts., hous s of dollars have ate was $14,000 of| been taken by troops to r ont pec for tol ~ r , Ww places ¥ > ) " Ps Nore ov deal w C C 0 e. fakes to the poet ia piiaonted af eves: 1.000 any freesing * og Mog ‘erince’ tha tee Press) sate ng a from the. ily SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE «sl gee ae be 4 in hing Fer tome eae “ow 2 he : Y c a5 BY of the Gre ice tx ko awa, ast, on the PUEBLO, Colo., ¢ mand that Colorad ning busine ™ ta s eeting of Pueblo coal 1 - “ and they Waleed teal, fo. cemented ta ed m, 008 mg prayers for the dead and aé By United Press.) Mighting from | HIS PLEA tee Sins Ge ig Bie ae bog Pen sd © living. | ministering extreme to the} YORK, Oct T akers cha hiiaia Ale Mener Ferry but that the weather warm and « the » re ha tying. Squads * ore are € the coal t st as domir beve putitively identi few streams hate even bad & cost remaining are hop gaged tn sa prop and yuld roads and that f af the money md on (By United Press.) aa at ton on * 8% @ that they s . ering b > a artly raised all over a part of the @ injured inba sh com) SAN FRANC The inhabitants are s« 4 in milita eae A, | C- Kiengenbers inhe , ip the Old! stang in his own defen WANTS JUDGMENT most of them we tlare kept busy atter i Gpokane. The! charged with the murder of Chief Jothes they had ng Tow of bodies 25c Doz. Base Knobs p ake came re Ident tfleation. nd the scene ¥ TAXATION FOR JAPAN 17¢ Dozen Polished maple 8 1 through and through, hay | nessed are hear 4 day their guilt, acd Engin . ey Engineer Paul on board the Arctic SET ASIDE My ea prove an alibi whaler Olga ra year ago while on a cruise, The captain testified BY WIRE that while disarming Paul, who had shun cbliashen sabivendl Pater wis threatened hia life, he was forced Omegua, William DelLouts Beslow (ey U United Press. —— | te shoot the engineer who made an | and John P. Cummings as receiver OKIO, Oct, 26—Funds for} many new works are ind Ais, Oct. 26-—/attack upon him with a revolver./for the Banco Napoll Macaront onal League of Press | Paul was dangerously wounded and | company, W. W. While yesterday B hes Been in session | tied soon after the scuffle. Former asked the superior court to set elected officers seamen of the whaler testified that | aside a judgment for $1,000 gtven consequent Klengenderg murdered the engi the court on @ note in favor of} 4 7. West, local manager of the! Postal comp refused to ac ws i 1 neer. jow. Beslow is now under sen-| western Union Telegraph compar pra ain . bine + Ranaoel or enge: @eeted president ‘“ ce for misappropriating the funds s today th te tahattalie 4c : ANNA GOULD STILL to f improvements on a Alaska, Oct, 26.—Re ” of the company, o0é Osmenings, | mee received, com adibiltty hed to the cor ‘eilives “agree in recogais fe trom the further having been removed by Judge A ent set the restr cy ie thale dattvecy. - ter” the elt je agree in recom is has been made three | noun tng 4 eabiect to 6 “7 and H 1 | . (By United Press.) ee wie waivers OLYMPIA MUDDLE IN y university board of control e SSS er widen oan go wee CALIFORWIA F & luncheon at e at} OLYMPIA, Oct t activi letows ‘ ally opie’ tha’ blak taal (By United Press.) | F. M. SPINNING n € ft the fe es tt ‘ n ¢ a that he wi “E : yg A PP gee eles see sculls I Beautiful Suits for December permit ye Be on zai ee era = REWENVE CUTTER WANTED (BADLY HURT) jc. Be a SS ARGUMENT IN TO PATROL TRAITS SNOW TEDUP fuser ote by being rur 1 which ’ - - Y of th ee GOUEL| punt sown coe 7.2) ( f J f th POR VNSEND, Oct. 2 a @ (By United Press ‘ \ commander he a at, the , ara ae , 7 Port r I I F O« “yy 1 t e the t ] (By United Press.) 7 ar | AR, dropped 4 " t ndings in the RERI det ‘ M . a 1 e R « @ v ' " ; W heart faliors’ while . ‘ writhed a oe Lawyer Be ¢ ' he ‘ \ Betting of the Firs: ( wet Be A made & pa @ ar ent | cata I 1B ve t Ca 7" Scientists a Delta Tau I i a 1 he + ! MAH years of aye . first it, H at Harden's a enace ‘ e3 , ' . fe LIA, Oct a 2 at the Hotel But t . ‘ or was not absence of a ¢ , ib P i fiends that by ° e trate es of the r F generally; that he ‘ty By pet a lit ‘ thely, WH. Ra tw ajte € f | the M Harper, th ' ¥ SUES TELEGRAPH COMPANY haa, then hanged e} Mount o sta ! bt the | manana i t wee cloth and was f ‘ etla ety | truth, that the katse nd (By United Press. f P ‘ eomat a 1 f ‘ t nd MILL MEN T MEET NS “ 6 * future : Se. sonsitiod CHASED FROM TOWN we a ee “om ft he ch fa i ‘ (By United Press . ¢ * Sas BUD Sg pened a i * eneve tof th ’ w 1 take ce . 4 Ing aif in a eight and . t 7 , ' a = 4 ' a ° c pe A 8 Pi ibe ‘ on h, re : po - K about the elt r © of Newspaper Man Weds. Second and Union fad " ed with eaeblete VANCOUVER, @. C., DIRECT Lames m be fly, a has no solicl at work and de-| conflic ‘ . ne Soe? Tat, ved home ye ease R M. A.’ Matthe Fast steamship tr 02 he ne ere b res to warn the public against | ence bloe of B. F. D ad. | terda hat M M * Ds. J. M. ¥ Repre a o'clock, tm ht, from Ples 3. *** | ir den out of e Impost | dit w ‘