The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1908, Page 1

al Se? set SiR Pye thact READ THE THIRD INSTALLMENT OF ‘THE SPOILSMEN ON PAGE 5 TODAY LAST EDITION VOL NO, 179 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WE INESDAY, JAN, 15, 1908 THE SEATTLE STAR ONE CENT RAIN TO NOS THE NIGHT OCCASIONAL RSDAY; LIGHT W WEATHER. AND THU ICTIMS OF THEATRE “""."™"." f the City party cam: last Mute , scllman tn that ward | ter ‘ Lorne et Ward ter o ub Ww ry one one 54 dlomocra tle law Wr RBS Licdyty 18 ~ papier fe 18 Phigned from « peek: im @ oie? I atic ' oo ee ae ie 60 ee ee ‘ " of that commit. asked to elect Are ivi Beyond Recognition---Wofk of * : the ward to the gowferal clu . BANK CLEARINGS * trou an started by J, W compiled by re-elocting ry dentification Is Progressing Slowly—-Nine Females + Ss ‘ acm ‘oars USERS ARRIV Die to Every One Male. ba Sete eo.ste de 9 —— # Clearings t 4 0.00 & (By United Press b * Ha 426.00 ® . = . Portland. * " ® Clearigy $ 00 * ¥ : & Balances #4 (By United Press.) } Newoom formerly lived here and . : wilh * SEWARD, aska, Jap Atiis the man who w cen ‘ now given Os * @ victims of Monday |e » md . heb ebaeens t 200 or #0 en are ering | ported at Valdez to have taken ou reach panic an being od wR RT the tanokn @ wot $25,000 in the Kuskokwim district entified, During the night three t 4 uppey Kua-| He says this Is a mistake and . r) sand thelr assistants wi BELP TBE wim, is th ‘ht by | mot kuow how the w € the eharr Lies, wor H. J. Seott, Charles Sanders and J.| started jers w ; srating those with marks by which I cat © in over the! Greek and he re 1 be ide ed from the ovep 1 , They report t hat rewic that can't possibly be recog returns were taleed by Phe men who are 8 ee te waome re of the une sil f wking on!iu @ party of « ' w ad bee When w " " " € t t { the | kokwim T n emalned at loorsa of oe i . © e original! Bushitna stat nd K e T > hak “ let year to! gdeft the K skwamn tr mber 7 “ Inst night hat d came Dalzell creek as eta th . al womer echen co A prospecting was | mt’ the sd of Happy er, dow ae - ’ Was identified L © Har: | done ro t eres argely by/ that atream to the Sh and o t “ at djelning roow t t “ ind 7 aie Anana i the ai The ow war me cases . ed wit Texas” 1 te butimany places, but { ee th . all, 168 bodies hay tor t ¢ dis nothing fa k last) atreams were still 1 & and peed Ste to 4. Core Kohler and will come oot onpecting was dong shad hard work < pa phot pine neat Thenday night rtling res wore eee laily hard time along rive z& VIDEMNCE Iki THAW TRIAL MRS. WILLIAMS weSEEXS DIVORCE = HERE’S A CHANCE TO = “GAPTURE BANK ROLL errr rrr r eee » * ® we VOU HGAR THE WHI. * 3 ° TLE? * * $ Ged pos Wer The Star car * rie's weif@le in your district * | wee night When yeu hear * & the whiatle it is a signal that * ® your Gtar has been delivered. * *% If you do not hear the carrier # % blow his whistle, or if you do ® * not get your Star, please call * ® Sunset Main 1060 or Ir end * ® ent 441, and ask for the cir *® * culatian department. * * * tee rrr rere “LAY OUT REW © TOWRSITE The on De ment cx K. Himeloch, Joseph H D. New 1A. c.G t Ya and t a t made for some Eleven City Lots, Ten-Acre Farm, $900 and Lonely Wan Waiting for Some Woman’ Who Is Not Cross- Eyed a Bow-Legged. cxtionemienaascnmniceljies I wor of Beattie who {¢« anses I dont ca he is \ 1 weed and|red headed or not ar € ta in F 1 q he 4 ‘ mere ran nd eit 3 , % " not all quite ne r Ws Ne f the handt- | tired of bab read and I want a® oft one “ pa “hes darn the h do ail the work have the fio ow I ha®e x soney he be ia t an ar 20 ‘ the « 5 “ n them , ag Berend of ob t\cheap the way realeteat wen eetiian He Will Propose o Runares .o — a ia willing Jo that, but b pale | rere tae th » c He wrote to th <1 ms editor of The Sta House on Ranch. 0 " t ma xt t ¢ « w with 4 fine Wi T M mr PR ee compat a , . ene . mm Dot | wi t ) fruit trees & Petes 0 1 ~ Witsoe onan 200 per week Witmess Testifies to Mental Condition of Thaw the > xome wins scam. Gelng tbe abiing for sue) mow 1/22, 208 KROw.§ B Williams. tare , t aid that Mrs. Willie ight Before He Kile White. ea | Aa . ory Gay bute I make $3. & | ing my bear fect and I weight ef Mrs. Joba Burma acid A su 0) against (By United Preas.) " he w e John A. Drake, the ¢ 4 * " io & vv ae no esgreideat of the | ‘ Buxman te have been) NEW YORK, J Dr. Hora ont. He anid @ , f 48 to 38 a » Ee Pig er (en his latest prize in the patrimon- Paget Souad Botttir 6 ‘ ama £0F tus C. Wood, of Philadelphia, w ' . hone call and @ bet a : SETS ; oe ; al market fails to give his name followed by the Milne of @ ee | alle peesene's BOOP the firet hag e . oi : i room be wasie ¢ hoe at ed & lace E. charged by th 1 ot tery eee says Se Se ae @ttion by Mra Lacie “ t it became a mat 5 . . ed 7 * ‘ ked lent @ mes owing to tt os & ven Boca por 7 4 hon ta » the matrimonial fy the superior cour t cord, was settled by this mo ~ b tt . * and close fintshe * jer, was taken fore 10 he ow she ke a peor bros Se ee ee ee sdasirnas: Dot rig Sige oe A ‘ 7 os che icone tone * | Cor ' James Ke éngte h of Be malate the comp h . prenone on ' e Crane € cag et Wits poarded at ot As yet, no actions on taken} mine her menta Mt ‘ bat Thaw lived|o ERE EE HOH yy wm ve nd get him gothing at the expense of bis w John Burman xround, Thaw ix now tn « ‘ juring which Con Stand Freskies i send - Se wile ho w out \tee Geares ta Ga » of his | Jerome o kuaew hin te “ler: P n a shack of one of the their qualifications in writing to the qualifh ] : “a ™ i] hat } eyes ! mt gl who ¥ we the jonely Dr. Woe 43 be had . 1 out, aid that he ager whether she 10d or bad | B y safely bound hand amined Mise Thaw heal rn with af } Joc ' n and ivered to the most spector of Philadelphia and as a = \ ats on the eyed and just so she doe ’ promising ap . phyatetan ‘ i not tw an eye wit . RY 5 . have been co: ond physteia t « He sa ri the woman of unsound ! h wenion Wan that he was ve Jerome's objec to Littleton ations Mule, horse, driver and wagor BA TM TUB question being ed, a lor ‘ nus, a theatrical mac a aneous bear techateal wed over th titled Thaw had the use OD brese Gv. and ————-. admtant« ance of an irrational ma Sey ‘afterneva, when To be aj squealed right out loud ore « but the » ‘om F ' \ was the Httle pig that said Vee eee eee ee ee co of load ein we li the w home An : * © slippery pavement apse ings 1 Ye% | three youths are sald to be This question ~ ; oo Rusten bie * | rapidly toward the bottom of the Ir terday o of the for a’chance to set the whe thteshed 001 soon bs : = ot pian k., ugh the ptank mete - a j going after the menters, rt * United Press. * Ranson ture of th lered k ® Bex ¢ the easury @ the landeca " th a ietir * today anth the # mounted the ” oni thes «1 € ay that he'® ¢ Base nce a a Sg UNEMPLOYED . © trol of hi To” sa An th i . a er Ah’d t pipat i de ¢ Pat Call have been asked to mee joint ASS ES CWIEF IS PROBING AN cece: =a OF MAIL CARRIER T « the d € - ! , * DISCHARGING JAPS. * movement Is fathered the Seat- breemare ALLEGED POLICE GRAFT : in ina ie tury in the . ner and tx » Jude * (By United Press * have been extended ull branches ei ae peg. wary Rage vanagion & ee salted © ee ANGELES, J 1 * £ organized labor to send dele- fhe gorernmen: as larry H. | Skreement with the d ated Fite # tween the United States and “Th ting w held in 1. W t = it he ¥ « wa tame a nd meeting will be held in 1. W. aa se iis anu of 'omvelty Orders Saloon Men Who Claim Officers Have Bean By pe * is ‘ W. Hall on Octgeatal on mctt postive that be wilt be gre Accepting Graft Meney to Appear Before Him | Ey : om : | + VE INTO FEDERAL _ Wes entrusted to t Will Probe Charges to Bottem. + The * ADMITTED TO BA — << ‘ WIL TRY RUEF ON ALL % trom Honol sig a lL ¢ $i met: tf H t * Max Howe. a ecentiy for wt aloonmer xy * * sennancrigsi iteaieds INDICTMENTS eatin t anf ha erve (By United Press.) eee ee ee ee I c nion of Government Su-, cer for 1 Ke er th ‘ r ainwt | ecg . PORTLAND, Ore, Jax The r nt of th I Fa , a ( inited Pr thin ri the t " wg ot bh eR a tern heen oP hae ape be followed by the plnctn iva ; he 4 by th Annex * the | Unis x. Be Third av. and Union st., by June M ant esti that point =anaaee ar mt , se and} the fF m and The roof is now waterproof and of value, the building stands now . . , to dourt on 8 ne 1 The charges of Slates and ( i . of seltad i: daa ‘. , the police say ance The was organized Seis ean ea le a “WILL TRY THE STANDARD 4 yt tow en ir nf jnow has a membe exter Zz By United Agee d MILWAUKE they had ta tr ron | Orde =e sad otarved for about ten dive be Bail ck ‘ money regu we he ariaking ¢ me unscrupulous Indians Wtkee. and or ¢ tn tee | bs Investigation re id him “gues FoR $T5 600 : wor sah (By United Press.) the remaining 4,000 counts in the Dulted ‘State brad as to annex. it or I the sent] pronounced him a “witch,” was res-| CHICAGO Jan 18.—United {indictments fc obatind pest cards. in ters: Jaton, Fala d policemen were paid | to a home cued yesterday by Rey, McLean and | States District orney Sims, arttv If the company {s. convicted om - (By United Prows) at the head of this outrage, but he |‘ i thematter with President | 000,000. | LOS ANGELES. Cal Jan. 15--|may tell later when he grows | Roosevelt, announced he would try| John D. Rockefeller may be com ; WITH MURDER ho ARs Caan. 15——|fay" veteran hms, Howare, anger ton tr del D. Rocgfle may te com “ne been awarded by fury In Judge | dian iofluence jot Indiana (to trial next week on | tify when he} Munroe's court against Mrs. Lula se 2 rtune (By United Frees.) cuss various subjects and at|Fouts in favor of Mra. May K GEN, J. PICKETT DEAD. APPR ar the Alaska-Yukop-Pacific Ex@o- pede RUTTE, Mont. Jan. 15,—John/ length Fitzmorris said something | Marvin, president of the John H PRIATIOR To sition le ed on} Fitem ia, 64 * old and stone about the Atlant fleet Het Reagan chapter, United Daughters By United Preas. } One of the importaat-actions of » ma ilw | blind, oceupie the cov called him a “fo The charge is |of the Confederacy. They are not; WORCESTER, Mass., Jan. 15 BE 4 GED |the meeting will be to securg the be oak tame fall and Wildam aged 60,\that Fitzmorrte tantly struck | now exactly “united.” The $1 was Gemeral Josiah Pickett, commander | assurance of all the members and ot a the} |lies dead as the ult of an alter Baker with bie cane and continged |inmmediately paid. Mrs. Marvin of the famous Massachusetts The local Kentucky soeiety will | all Kentuckians in the @ty that they point ner jeation the-two old men engaged in| to beat him vr he fell, On the| sued Mrs. Fouts for $75,600 dam. | twenty-fifth iment during the} hold a meeting at the Chamber of | will wri ersonal letters*to Ke h he “ yr Rear Admiral Evans’ fleet. following mornisg the two men, ages, allewing she hed slandered! civil war, and keown as the Hero|Commerce rooms Thursday evening | tacky entatives in congromm H {large four-story building at Jeffer irday night they w red from | nearly frozen, we nd waeder | ker to other rawmbers of the chap Cold Harbor, is @ead bere, 8#]to further arrange the crusade in r yotes in favor of the " 4 al aie eae Bee sts., in this elty. |the county poorhouse They die ing towards the poorhouse. Faker. Gar. years aid. fever of a Kentucky appropriation