The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1908, Page 6

in = 2 — ae Want Ads || Lots $125, $10 Down and | Telephone! || ee $5 Per Month *TeUs — ji And We Will Do the Rest sor om wworton, ave | DAY'S PARK ADDITION Seven words to Conus Owt Sanday line, Three times, one cent a ” ‘ eS word, One month, Ge per } + on per day ae " ' . Minimum charge for an “ad . a te ‘4 ’ 20 conte. Biri! i DOWNTOWN AGENCY Kennedy Drag Co, Firet ev Come Out on Sund: y and Cherry BALLARD AGENCY—P. H fy sh ag Mullon Rallard av, Opp. . f : Mt tatlon. Cm | City Hall. Phone, Ballard 306 MAIN OFFICE—Seventh av, t between Union and University Pie star "cannot guage J. GOODFELLOW & SONS accuracy or assume responaibil ity for errors of any kind oo |/| Room A, Washington Bldg. } curring tn telephoned adver Usements. | . "idaho . ORGANIZED | the American Federation of Labor returned (today from a trip to var tous nd towns where new unions were formed At Everett last night the «te an Private money at low rete of| tlonary engineers wore organized Osnet & Mehihorn, 104-108 Ment and at Tacoma night before last a union of 500 longehoremen was organized | Mr. Young says that the condi ton of the unemployed t# not so serious in other places on the j sound an at Se atile SUICIDE ane on furntiurs horse ete Brows adiawn, one bio Hine, On 40th. ARTMENT. Holt, Mer (By United Press.) LOB ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 31-—~— 4 Wanted For y fries, an old employe of 2 Se = ° y” Baldwin racing estab- re REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Hahbment, commitied suicide late 4 ~ =~ | yesterday at Arcadia race track by " c 3 s. 2 Times | mids | opening an artery tn his wrist and ADOLPH BEHRENS, $15 New Yoru | (hen slashing his throat. His body Week was found in the rear of the Bonita he Jeffries had been fn the em — —— | ploy of Baldwin for 30 ) cars and * Discsese “9% | was well known by horemen ail a iF fuel Bide Second S*. _lover the country. Failure of the Ath Arends Mute and @e=- | horse on which he had placed a bet jin the supposed cause of Jeffries a) FRACTORS. Vientora Abe Pavament ‘ot Mal: ‘ Grand Pres Excursion | gp Sunday “Gee salty of two, oF three, MILLINERY. | RVERY MAN AND WOMAN # tng distance 34 Heventh ov " ory «et tee Hansen, 1601 Poerth ave 3 vost” AND FOUND. 4 FOR “Gow GALE waCRLLANEOUS: | 4 ag a : Private Hotel and } “OSTEOPATHY. Boarding House Wood and Coal “Sa abeR maccoaihy, shanna A ; lly ne in Tacoma 4 Hair chains and switch t te A and 3 order t Mave Miller Si.608 “PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES. ac ne, Standard new dropheade. if not natiati Anderson Supply Co, 31) Cherry mt FARMG AND ACREAGE. 4 Lincoln Beach ——— West Seattle Quarter Acres ng tpachines a: nathe ther Pire ar Prone {TLEROY CAR at PIO: JUARE. ect off at GATRWOOD! follow SIDEWALK to our | fee Owner, 3081 Lane adad school, side or piped 0B each tract * $25 cash and RANCHER — incre tracts north of | THB BF rake first-class ound ie leve! Partner Wanted handy eity, | #20 ATTORNEYS AT LAW acreage, |to We > aying | HOWE Husband and wite, clalme ents 36 and 37 Union At __ OFFA. eat doing a hice husines wholesale, retell, manufacturing . . . OCULISTS AND AURISTS. Joo Gelman Bide pei ig ge ADM — WINRHIT ive 61? Bite me to 7 a a0: $000 . "s po A Hours, 16-4. Bund he ee unde ye, a da . Mr i OREO wntam. C. O, Young, state organizer of THE SE ATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, ANUARY 31, 1908. RUSSELL MASSMEETING KILLS SELF AND LOVER AT HELD at —_ 5 HALL the republican maye nomins life with the exception of five tion, ad 1 th firwt, publi ears whieh | spent in Alaska and] meeting of the primary campaign!) few yeara during by schoolb - 5 in Pewh's hall in the Areade build: | gaya (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) a ieee The only charge that bas been) wow yoRK, Jar L""Hell The hall was, filled and @ large! made against me Is the erime of aw 1 number were compelled to Wd | youth i proud of my hat Py Nike » women during: the meeting Tam proud of the fact that 1 have | # i Josiah Collina, head of the 1 not lost my Peale That tells the ste f the kil ii campaign committee, presided! of the fact th ' cnn iF x} sieatildins snd introduced the speakere. into my work a ‘ ‘ le Rol , : Mr, Collins gave a comprehen | necessary to successfully carry on . ive statement of the r f of Mr./the affairs of this mg and pr ~ i facy's wtaurant Russell dwelting largely on his « greasive cit It wan the old, old story of erfence In elty offatra as treasurer Harold Preston and Everett ¢ woman " betrayed afte whe und the record he has made in that! Wilis were the other speakers of | had throw retion to the wind uifloe the evening in the flame of a mad tnfat : Mr. Russell sald: “lam the firat| Joseph Schiumpf, in response to| Her revenge was calmly premee . native born citizen of Seattle to| 4 persistent call from the audi. | tated ws k at your hands the privilege of | ence, gave his reasons for support For six months she had engaged representing you in the executive ing Mr. Russell, although he was) jn practice, St chair of thin elty not on the program of speakers had ve Brady to ma - r ry her told his whit | haired SUES FORINTEREST IN Brady avoided her successfw | the same statement to wees ieee fs a ee | ed to go with her to a min _— ter 1 will kill y wo itke the dog) 4 whe cried after him an \ you he fled After she had emptied her pistol} \| of five bullets, each of which found } dy, and had shot; the restaur James M. Palmer was today ap-| According to the complaint, Lee pointed referee to consider the re | acting for the company, purchased port which will be advanced in the | the property for himself and Whi action instituted by W. W. Whipple, | ple. Later, it is alleged, Lao ha wm specific performance | the property sold to himself by th share property on | com As @ rowult of the act herself three tim hare. in property on | company, As @ row be way attaches found a no’ al. The | ving bax which exp! lodgment in his b to ree an alleged Lake Washington valued at $300.) Whipple contends th 000 xiven the worst of the n ined who she] The action up before Judge ndant insists that Whipple has _— lat " wae co gay m Yakey in the chambers of the su | no Inte in the land, which bas ® . vee glee ~ yg perior court and a motion of the [greatly Increased tw value v , ha aoned with } defendants, the American Invest-| Judge Yakey will hear the report er will b ment & Improvement Co. and D. H,/ of the referee and the evidence of to diamine the action, was over. | fered as to the merits of the case i. lon Monday, March a oviswn for the ed { her adopted son was com h iff whe carried three her m She had attained a su Five years ago she was the wif In ERICA jof a policeman, John Roberts. He SOUTH AM lost his place on the force and she MAY ROBERTS CLARK FRANK was compelled to dispose of the ‘ eeinniabcenadiaianian household furniture for their sup-| Finally she entered sult di- had been port, At the advertising window of|voree, While it was pending Brady through we r Paul Meyers, the resident of Riv- he set fire t> the house, which Was » newspaper she met Brady, a youth | fc a new boarding house, ited th newspapes erton, who on the night of Deo, 14, | completely destroyed. of 21 { her husband intervened was employed, but 1907, tried to murder Marton Von| Deputy sheriffs were on the scone He asnisted her tn writing an ad divorce was not necessary. him. ie Wyfockle, is now embarked gn « immediately after the shooting, but | vertisement From that eth dy attempted to break off The day before he ship which eailed two weekq ‘ago did not capture Meyers, although grew their later intimacy. She told lations with ber spent severa! bours wali for South America Deputy Sheriff Hill's bleedhounds her tp te friends afterward that r two years she bad endeavored at the office. In first certained where he ats. of eating. That nigl Mra. Meyers has recetyed 4 let later tracked the fugitive for some Brad jaded her to leave her to induce him to marry b ter from her husband, which has distance to where he had obtained husband, who died later. She with pleading, later by | tt been turned over to Sheriff Snilth, a tomporary hiding place. Myers, oper boarding ho and Brady ly laughed and avoided ber. final arrs nents tor announcing that he intended to, the officers believe, was aswisted bY Lecam r Her friends say that for months she meeting on the place himeeclf beyond the juriddi¢- neighbors until he saw a chance to 8 ae Be tion of the local officials, who Rave, leave the country. Sheriff Smi bam any rg, caiarg eee eer LABORER CLAIMS HE | . "= since the 4 7 P Meyers fired a charge of buck edsaurderer inte custody A Star of Pro window of his home In Riverton, inj made public, for obvious reasons. the Holy Trinity a an attempt to end the life of Vong Vou Wyfockte was bat «lik carck, Meret ae Wryfoekle, while the latter wagecat§ jured and was in the Seattle a — Lon posed ee oral howpital ¢ hort time. vatheran ue. od tatking to Mre waver erg oral hospital omly @ short tim Fred Hickel, 44 years old, a Ger-| Hickel says that the Heeb broth-| be given under the di yf 1006 Pike et, asked ers bad followed him about from Schott “a ame man labor CADETS the assistance of police this | one > to another and, pointing wi: der, 4 tranelent guest at the archist, secured his dischang company SEA TTLE Sener, from ving town Ho says he determined to bring At | $106 a ' lander, ‘and needed a “det ctive } the past throe weeks, in securing | te n down the evidence ¢ effect that Jobn and) Snyder sent him 6 bill of ex Capt. Hanon Ziitien, of the Royal Pacific grain elevators and other cornice workers of pens which, the police say, is . vy c cruise ; Places Bulg bevy, ont 6 eee At the Chamber of © class of Bulgarien naval cadets) oa: interest wax displaye xpent today In Beattie Inspecting a number of industrial and manufac turing Inatitetic The cadets, numbering About 20, are making & cruise around the id in the five-masted ahip R. ¢ *, which sails tomo “You can pay me the you get your jodgment ! called bim an an archist, Snyder, he says, agreed to over do the work for $25. in Soyder's alleged re of advertising matt Hickel secured Snyder's services ply to Hickel. which was carried away. through a want ad. in one of the! Hickel to doubt newspapers. I Wertised | Snyder's good faith when be discov- the tite of “O-418" for an ex that he wore no star ed detective, and Snyder, in| Declaring the man to be eccen- ® his reply, said he poesseansed the tric, the police declined to inter atte * qualifications. fere Cleurings today Halances ae eee rene eaenee BANK CLEARINGS. * * Rickm from Tacoma. The Rickmers has Ballard and Third At an auxiliary steam equipment "7 aboard, in case of emergencies. * WANTS PUBLIC WORK only in a sult of pajamas, Pasha nina | Owing to the lows of the regular Tacoma. *) presented a comical sight as he AN Clearance * * * * Charles Knosher . * * * training ship, the oadets are put /* Clearings today * . * * * | rushed through the streets hold good for § laboard merchantmen Halances . HURRIED ALONG Pasha's home was insured for $75, Monday, Febru “—s | Visite were made by the party *) 000. The sultan has given him title) ® February @ré. ito the Chamber of Commerce, the Portland. * to another house and bas ordered Moran company plant, Washington * Clear today $668,264 #| ee that the civil list shall pay all the meee Shoe Manufacturing company, San Balances 70,188 #| expenses of furnishing ft After Monday RRR * ‘ our stores will Ve Juan Fish company, the Northern ts it ular prices. q BROTHER OF POLITICIAN ILL IN HOSPITAL STYLISH RAINCOATS Big Reduction A long delayed shipment of high- grade Cravenettes for men and women just received. 3,000 of these garments In leading styles direct from our manu- facturing plant, and our orders are to dispose of them at once. Here are a few of the many bargains. Sale starts tomorrow morning. For this sale we have marked prices down to cost and less. THREE GREAT SPECIALS Cravenettes and Raincoats for Men aud Women Arriving New Men's Spring Shoes, Goods, New s | broideries. on display and more goods rive every day. ~ in Don't fail te Days of Cleara H. B. Woolery, brother of James Woolery, the well known politician, | | is iN at Providence hospital suffer Jing with heart troub The report has be that James Woolery wax the one afflicted but he is assuring his friends today that he is not in the hospital and does not intend to be there, that is for years if he has} any choice in the > matter, m circulated | ~~ PLATE MILLS TO 1 believe the city should compel delinquent contractors to complete all contracts now under way,” says G. BE. Hallock, candidate for one of the republican nominations for pagers Sang connellman-at-large, in a circular is sued by him yester These (By United Press.) contracts were taken on a basis|. CHICAGO, Jan. %1.—-Piate of high-priced labor, and 1 do not Nos. 1 and 2 of the Miinois believe the work should be permit ted to lag while men want work The park board should immedi wil ately start all projected improve. | Te-open Monday, giving employment ments and provide as much employ. to 1,500 men. Other departments ment for the id men of this city as possible in the face of the pres. ent string y “If elected councilman-at-large, | this is what I shall stand for.” DAMAGED BY SEWER | mills company’s plant at South Chicago, | after being closed for re that have been closed will open, it ts said, within a week Tho Civic union, in its analysis of ce | $20 Values $1 oO counctimante candidates, has this| A. 8. Burr appeared before the to say regarding Mr. Hallock’s qual. S¢Wer committee of the city cou ifications cil yesterday asking for 4 $24 Values $12 He is a man of fair ability, In- | for 4 land slide caused on h in. erty by the breaking of | - P = tegrity in business and good p aah walet wan The Rain. Ladies’ $32 Silk Rubber Coats $16 [ff iss so comet tov: ie'oy an water main. The CLINE’S PIAN n Pro papect and Belmont avs 1205 Second ing privileges of saloons.” betw SULTAN'S FAVORITE SON U- S. Navy Yard | Take a trip on ‘a visit the U. 8. navy yard, see FLEES FOR LIFE ——satticsnins oregon, wisconsin Neb ka, the crujsers Pulf the training ship Philadelphia, the 150 styles to select from; imported silks, finest materials. DYEAR RAINCOAT CO. wi CL We don't 8 money; we Wal y | mammoth dry docks, torped ats| have it, if you irst and Madis (By United Pre and prison ship Nipsic, Be ve dl Cor. fi Ave. on St. CONST UN TING PLE. Pr 2, foot of Yesler wa thn s| your tea; tor wes | While he was being massi a Round trip, 50c eve largest Manufacturers ef Raincoats in the World 1 Atism, the home of Iscet | <—————— | to like your tea i ; Pasha, tho eultan’s favorite sn, L&CCC*OSOOo@oooooooosoes — Store Open Ufitii 10 P. M, Saturday who in the real riler of the Turk > Minne wathe OSS) Z] ,, Your grocer TO ish em caught fire and he was FIRSE AND CHERRY ee. a depar we ‘forced to fee for his life, elad $00000040080000650000000