The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1908, Page 2

we THE SEATTLE STAR-—-WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1, 1908 ee . | j T 1 tk ' HARLEM TOMMY { courtroom, 4 bride of three R MURDER ésu 0 B HOLDS TO MEET PACKEY weeks Her mind has been potsoned against this man she married arter ae . ithree months’ acquaintance, be (By United Press.) | Heving him wealthy WILK HS BARE jan. 1 Pretty bride—young huxbaihd de® | eron Cool, at West Pittston, early } RES mE “SUEY ee | porate at the thought of losing her sd etter teacturiag Cest's Preparatory to the big athletic (By United Press.) Little girls and ignited their batr, |fove if he oonfesson his poverty pre A Mg ol rotation Bgen’. meat to be participated tn by trav WINAMAG, Ind. Jan. 1--The| In h moment their clothing was) Listen to the gossip of the ‘de! hed him of $400, He will die. His ma representing ~~ — Catholic schoot butiding at Monto-| ablaze and they were burned from| tectives” bunched together and You, gemallants encaped. Cool in a breed rd compantes i rey caught fire last nlght, due to to foot. They were carrle ron vince np c er of race horses and Is * Frost nian Co. B last night the ¢ Mine lamp, the puitding to the Bistore Numerous $ pon Rd ey nog amahel te Sores aaa 2 eree sener oe Ko — jane. two ttle girls w burved to whieh adjotus the oc hoo! bit inal: “allek’ Is the word they use. | ers : ae soon after reaching (heré:| Looking at hin pallid face and bird ~~ ven ae. PEK = nha: + be the Fone = ne ~ ties wees almoat are. | ike handa ¢ iwtaned in agony on the 138 year | ehall forgive, because @ the result of the protiminarte school and two or three Sisters Gintere ana “aaehe the es far iow Saas Gas practicalty bem were rehearsing for an entertaln:| other Tittle girls were. DURE | ote ene tee ae niet tte ie crmething that resatnda termined upon, although It Is not ment which was to be given to-| bout the hands tn trying to rescte| Mugs him Ban. tak Geek: me how little of the good I have feo late for other members to! |night. ‘The room was lehted with| the children, but thelr injuries are | yy nos wildly around and his| Stee Sul be mine & others bad ose win places. Dohm, McConnell and | | wa ine lamps. One of the lamps pot serious i ° 4 dowe as he aya forniven me, Mhompron will represent | the exploded just over the heads of The building, which 1% & twoline worde “Hold in $1000 bail,” aud HUSBAND 18 6TINGY @mpany in the prints; Flyan (@ira Kammos and Margaret Fox, room, one-story building, was waved! is led away pep ies j Harris, Fri atch Hodges ead Ayeh } each 15 years old. The burning | by the prompt work of the bueket * sitting tn aes Market—and it (By United Press.) | fore to th mnanage; Aretmore fluid poured over the heads of tho | brigade : ’ |i lke other police] pAGOMA, Jan. 1—Mra Fanste meli and Amos in the jumps, Lad - - courteL not help thinking; supick has filed divorce proceed Wig, Rurtis and Petrie in the “HOW CAN OUR NEW CITIZENS RESPECT A LAW of Mrs, Partington’s definition of & ings againet John Ljubick, alleging Weights. Those who will run tn court \that, although she has only been the quarter and in the relay race ” | “A court fs a place where they) married to him since De 4 are yet to be decided upon. THAT ENCOURAGES CRIME” judiciously dispense with justies.” | i907, he has hardened heart I ball the we againet bim already by ye! uelty yea open She further alleges that he YESTERDAY'S RACES HOG A PARTON + eee ayes and lock at the | band was so siingy that he j | world and my fellow men around not allow her to weae rm me; try to understand, try to sympa Cloi lion es Chise, and help co test I eon. Maj. Maim Appointed. Wises rece, cleven-aiztecaths mille | ° ABERDEMN, Jan, 1—The first! STOCKHOLM, Jan, 1.—Maj 99 (Rice) 2 to 1, won; | TOMMY MURPHY. lannual midwinter moeting of the |¢ ©. B. Malm, commanding the second; = Herives, 99.) NEW YORK, Jan, 1.—The meet Old Settlers’ a» jon wili be Stockholm division, has been ap third. Time, 1:09 ling between Packey McFarland and | | held ‘ pointed minister of war Becond race, twelve-sixteenths | Tommy Murphy, the pride of Har | ainnaliaa saa citmentiaiiines mille—Sliver Wedding, 106 (Davis).!jom, January 7, is being walled "4 18 to 1, won; Herodotus, 112. see | with anticipation by fight fol ere > Bister Francis, 112, third./pere. The scrap will, it is believed . 1:23 16, give the Chicagoan a setere tryout ] Third race, one and one-aixteenth for a me willing mixer than the | milles—All Ablaze, 103 (Miller) 9 to wy fa harp from Harlem a & won; Lassen 10 second patted on padded mitts. If | Jacomo, 110, third. Time, 1:51 45.) MoFariand wins be gets on with | Fourth race, elevensixteenths Hactiing Nelson, on the ¢ t. milo—Burleigh, 125 (McClain), 5 to | won; Cloudlight, 110, second sing Hush, 107, third, Time S$ A C T0 | Wt 8 nn Godda terunl"” “sane | wae Seen siicilbiesacienis race, one mile and 70 yards { a —Funnyside, 104 (Mentry) 6 to 1 A ft} ‘i MM AG pts (By United Press.) any child. She oes Jenrned Aad Won; Shady tad. 109. second; | — ATLANTIC Cry, N. J. Jan. for ‘water ont 3 ite ote i aty 1:60 15. © __| The Seattle Athletic club will fA Mba gad FAR 1H HAM AWA pa anne ats tn theme. the. otidant (on Oe ne eres memionee Sixth race, three-fourths mile—/entertain members and friends at vA S 8 PEE ET BeNOR Sites Rose Cherry. 107 (Borel). 7 t 2.4 wuarfet luncheon this moon, and | WT WAS MY LOT FOR THE FIRST TIME TO BEHOLD THAT |or tune Sche @ Ford of this city. |" The hon drinkn from a glass and| Mie: a thw eoTN os Pelle FePicagen cage ner the Soo | EXECRATED EXAMPLE OF HUMAN DEPRAVITY, THE PROP EB carne Fone mute tee the atatc atibanty vofeans to” noth the Re. ‘ird, Time, 1:17 + [kane Athletic club football toam | SIONAL ‘STOOL-riGEON.’” (bene ee one Ninel purer ney Magner dehy lpn l oe LOS ANGELES. = } By JESSIE M. PARTLON, —| “stool-pignon,” bellowing him ties bigh above ordinary instinct. | fowls in the same yard TOP P Pe ee ee eee eee All the misery of the world may ae workman. core eet tor Josaphine a & it che Gove t wet enough go ‘ent 7 ths mile) « * | be 5 ‘he Judge divcharged the to afraid of visitors,” sal rs. she calls ow ore, more as tata 108 ees 9 to tie NOME WING AGAIN. w/ OA Ste Im One day's sension Of the! fy one wes great wibemn Ford today. “Sut the minute we|Mrs. Ford. The hen immediately Pon; Velma C. 107, second; Lois |* & | Basex Market police court im New | corner of the courtroom whe are alone she talks to me plain | notifies the family of having laid an Cavanagh, 106, third. Time, 1:27 * (By United Press.) * | York etty plain clothes” men had gat enough for me to know exactly what egg by scratching on the kite! Becond race, eclevensixteenths # LAS VEGAS, Nev, Jan l— & There may be any one of the Mot there was sot a word abe she means. She calle me “Mommie door and leading the way to the Mile-—Escalante, 107 (Schilling) §|/@ The Nome Arctic Krotherhood ® $7,000 per num city magivtrates Mistake made, if there was jand she can say that as plain as spot where the ege is hidden te 5 won; Teacress, 104, second; | @ basketball, team last Aight ® sitting in Exsex Market. The rule ‘ake, aad the injury to 1 | qqecemenane eee ea RS A =3 Telarand, 104, third. Time, 1:07 # defeated Whittier college by @ ts that a judge works 11 days and Man's ttle business, her. kc Third race, one mile—King | # a score of 33 to 20. The Nome @ rests 11 days. Today it is Jadge time and humiliation | Wilda, 104 (Miliano), 9 to 2. won: /® boys lined up with Keown. #! Robert C. Cornell, a polished man,| What reapect can our new eit | 5 Barry Scott, 107, second; Phil Ikoe, # Alford, MeGuire, Bilyen and ® | who seme dored by a great deal of 8 feel for the jaw that encourages 115, third. Time, 1:39 2-5. * Ralph Lomen. The Nome ® | what goes on in court jertme and paya a “stool | Foarth race, three-fourths mile—|* buuch leave tonight for the #/ packed ia the badly ventilated $1,400 a year for breaking the nw? P. & Shaw. 114 (Martin). 10 to 1.) @ middie west with the best #).oom are Italian women in gay red to bis primitive mind there can be won; Sir Pdward, 115, second; | @ record ever made by @ travel: ® | shawls, each with tw three 96 degrees of guilt. Ho stax end! Haley, 116, third. Time, 1:13.) @ ing basketball team on the ® | children; fish peddlers their suffers. Why should the: police, | Fifth race. one and one-eighth | # Pacific: coast * friends, loud smeiting and very, ¥ho reeulate his conduct, stn and| mitee—Baron Esher, 107 (Ross), 3| # * | very dirty, who can't understand a £0 free? fe 2 won; Jocund, 108, second: |t eo tee ek eee eH AHH) word of English: Irish and Mallan| Next came a pretty young wowan, Annexation of territory and ex: by 27 xquare miles of land area, Christine A. 102, third. = Time, = with two children clinging to ber! tensive public improvemert work S04 124 square miles of water | / Sixth race. venison CAMPAIGN Settler, 103 +Roes), 6 to , 103, second; | third Time, | BY $$$ j we. atnnaion do | The concluding game of the SULLIVAN WIKS 103, men; petty storekeepers; people evicted because the can't pay their | rent, and small thieves, From time to time a woman is brought in with = shay! over ber, j bend and drabbled skirts. Th: “man”, who tx always hovering f the background, pays her fine and skirt. “If ye plage, yer honor,” she complains, faintly, “my tan don't | Support me end the childer!* © « Bhe looks hopefully at the judge out of eyes Blurred with weeping, © represents te her the Law, in all) ¢, y and power—here she) wilt find help and sudpor e | Jewish janttresses; push cart | tatton were the principal factors tn the jadvancement of Seattle during the yeer just closed Seattle added 20,900 to ite popu through annexation, and it approximately $11,000,000 tn bie Improvements area, which gives the elty a total | land area of 64.2 square miles and & water area of 28.4 square miles. | The past year was cone of uni jform prosperity and advance fn all) lines. There were fewer failures \than in 1906. During the year 16, , bus would decent | q Completely Overshadowing All Fo White Events Style Co. in Point did Bargain Giving New Year, Ushers in The Garvey-Buchanan Co, SEMI-ANNUAL hite rnivalii A On All White Goods Not Specially Priced Truly a grand carnival of beauty nomic occasion for Seattle women to rejoice over. ctal importance cotton slump ¢ Aided by our price ew York office, purchases in The Greatest White The many little folks who took part In our recent contest read this announcement of the Judge's Decision In the will anxiously “Dancer” and “Prancer” a oe The Store That Gerves You Best of In Vastness of Assortment Tomorrow, the First Business Oay of the cluding All White Merchandise mm Under Roof. Every White the White Carnival this year extremely our history were consummated. The most rigid comparison wil] demonstrate the values to be the best ever offered at Garvey Buchanan Co. rgains in All Seattle. PORTLAND, Jan. 1.—The Spo-/ that they*are-now talking wf start: | ‘ ments spproximated $5,950,000, | maritime trade, has prospered, and . The gife screame, res | ne Athletic club won three out |'9@ & Jolgt'campaign with Staxford “dl mes, the children | wy, fined and labeled for jail or Mride- | cry: a t is : fhe ae ' ich Included the cost of regrade the general prosperity is reflected | well, but in Basen Market ft was my t % | by f $70,000,000 deposits in four maiches with Multnomah '* thé. Iipe of “getting all the) int for the firat time to behold that | sae how sending her husband to-the Tecate tea fast might. It was stated here be- | Ameriin qilieges to tke OD | eecrated example of human deprav- | island is going to feed her a oa Muncnation increased the aren] Beattio bank fore the tourney that Spokape lt) - ity, the professional ~ol-pigeon.” and keep a roof over their heads, | °° 7 pec World not be allowed to enter Gere ~ | Nor can 1. The plan adopted by Third Prize, $2.00—Ethelind 8. Ballfvan, one of the principolsiq the rough-house which followdd* tourney in Spokane recett)y, “but | p Objections were withdraya and t Sullivan's bout with Ed. West was ‘Z the feature of the evening. Suilt Judge Cleland of Chicago of parol. | fog drinking men to their wife or to any mat in the community who will! agree to help him back to selfeon- trol and ters over bis earnings to! his wife and ebildren. seems mach ts aaeenaml The case was a violation of that WOMAN SUICIDE | law which makes it a felony to con } duct a disreputable business in a tenement house. The: “stool-pig eon” testified that he had aided the violation of this jaw to get evidence | against the woman on trial. Signed by the Judges: GERTRUDE JAMISON, Twice a Year (By United Press.) OCOSTA, Wash. Jan. William Hunter, 1 —B¥s. who has been a | | | j | in the fourth round after some "Omber oP gpa. Lesage to “wtool” appeared was an atieged vio-| A boy of 23, « colleme graduate. is Principal Lénevtn Itvely box > ge peal omy y A termeog' | lation of the excise law. If proven, |hustied before the judge. He se In January and July of each year Adams of Spokane beat Edgar a . eet i ‘3 a | this means $600 fine or 120 days In| cured a pleture from an art dealer #t has been the custom of this bank Frank. 2 man 15 pounds lighter and shot herself through the neck, | ieison. ‘The defendant was an Ital-/ and then sold it to allow interest from the ist on %: than a Ss . peo ag so ng om paca a ie to the | #2 Woman. The “stool” wen to her! Cold and aflent, In the back of the Savings Deposits made up to and in i Homer yo ewlee com | restaurant, ordered dinner and io-| —~ on seem ban 5 1 J i) Pinned Will Dinnis’ shoulders to % t. The aged mother @f Mrs. | ied upon having beer with it. The Se tate on tl sag The men Foe wy Harry Nicken was (he7Hunter, who ts deaf, and an in| (ene SPON Bettas ee ed ubeat 20 iF YOU WISH TO SELL or “fh. a oaly Multnomah man to win, de Yalld niece bn rg ery The | regular patrons, workingmen, who | YOUR REAL ESTATE OF ANY cn etna op Hn sdnced pong girl beard the shot, but thought) ought a case of beer between them, || OLSCRIPTION AND WANT os , : ting ri K box! som ny ™ se it a door samming and including Monday, January 4th, in which to make Savings Deposits that will draw interest from the first of the year. it you have thought of any «ystem of saving for the New Your, tale is an © raat Ume to begin. What you add to your savings on pay day and what the bank adds to them with ite 4 A QUICK SALE, SEE INTER. | NATIONAL BOND @ REALTY CO, 1009 AMERICAN BANK BUILDING, { DIRECTORS; a A. Chithers K A. Mallioger WH. Metson and she handed It out to them as “ ing | called for. An Itallan who told her Ee eee ee eects Ter mind | to let the man have the beer de grown son survive her. clared he meant to give it to the “ creases Friends say that Mrs. Hunter's ‘The brain of a woman begins to dectine at the axe of 38. A man's 10 years later. ~ tt Juded the 8 bullding permity were issued, : P | Stanford: Vancouver rugby series. | ghoves her out on the strect again.| “When did you gre your wile | actuate tha een eae, ‘nt lead vulidings erected at a cost of| Prize Poetry Contest. lt the cettt of of ot the eae he policeman at the door grins) money?” thunders the jodae, 8nd | 4 cont of $4,000,000, and the ex. | 812,673,790. Of these buildings | ‘Twas no easy task to decide upon the dest three : AT MULTNOMAH lig on today af Nescouver, The | °ToMly, | hem interrupts the muttered #10094! tension of the gravity water supply |3.269 were homes, erected at # cost | some four hundred papers submitted. Every poem was ti [series has tayned"the enthusiasm | Dave Visited many police courts of “drink and ont of work’ 1O88/ eyatem at a com of $2,500,000. [of $4.516,108 |G meritorious, and the Garvey-Buchanan Co. regrets that prises of the Capadiasis to such an extent | OVer (he Country and watched. the| enough to send the man to the! “The total cost of street Improve-| Trade in Seattle, especially the| could not be awarded to ali (By United Press, nd * | dregs of the underworld sorted and, island The following three were chosen by the judges: First Prize, $5.00—Kenneth Swinton, 1512 Boylston Avenue. Second Prize, $3.00-—Edith M. Pederman, Station K, Seattle. Teacher Washington High School. MR. JOSEPH BLETHEN, Associate Editor, The Times. 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