The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1908, Page 3

bo {gz §EATTLE STAR— FRIDAY FEBRUARY 28, 1908 CHINESE MURDERS A BALLOTS ARE READY ON THE FRONT JAPANESE FOR DISTRIBUTION i; part. C ~ od wa |feet im lepath and width ack hrm A, don ard Koen Into effect Murch, arte , ’ . acted ». 000 in number, were received late t of the Pith : ~~ wea etore gi Wer ( Neo and ' s office and are toda 4d; to be a \ tale dell goreloe th and put him under ar jatowed away in vault of the |the benefit of the = en si Tegistration department Fourth prects wo men Siar ~ ever can talk good Wug-| “Twice the nomen ot balicis ’ nee rhs er Humboldt for Frisce - “ t i} ) ‘ . - w \ will «@ \ ’ . a s Y \ ed i ecty t ne ect J a J ; ¢ ' ” \ he 1 et thie ' ' le ' f ne —- ‘| Fairbanks LUMBERMEN'S MEETING ‘ASKS PROTECTION a si (By United Pre | bip Roanoke, ts dead at t TACOMA, Pet s The | um | aod. He tn we known tn Be tle colt Rese eta AGAINST FRAUD (0: was devoted to the annual * the Lumbermen Mu- | - _— | which is an insurance 1 United States — K taking in retail deal-| Inststing that he had been m merely a civil contract of separa: |inapectors be nquiry regard ating att : ards bry vietim of fraud, Y. M. Gladding, or KY steamer * * 4 " . Gladding tne hat 6 woman = STUDENTS SIGN straining order from whom he had supponad to be hi “Alaska Outtits " $1 000, which he clatme his forme Gladding saye oth [| '®& to appropriate Recent he} _. Page | The complaint shows that Glad $2,000, and says! — ony ding and the woman who a mortgage defendant were married « pare et F Harold Birkett, fe behead | Se the ‘ a "lago; that 14 years ago they were ime te preparing | | ee here he Tyee and the Pa divoreed, but @ year later resumed property to her| tenet ng Seow be University of Wash | thelr marital relations without the h Intention Sr ee tse three be - , ged his friends to|fermality of @ second marriage, be of welling It and appropriating the] Hleving that the divore ad bee pone | sere at the Benne , contemplated retaliatory | °''8s ¢ he divorce had been 'y | " Renae a a a eam | A the shooting orc tter of his suspen} i changed | = cocina tea | Roch bas < ne tac ant Wednesday Disteveteenenneceet Rat the first “4 ‘ sinder of the semester SNOWBALL als were widely circulated * AUTO EN ROUTE WEST “é ; ‘aged em : jay a the students expreas-| ; his death © 4 a & 4 s« one dam, & related. « x4 ‘ “ | ne {Sy Un ted ’ ; hot in the Be students signed these| _ OHICAG Feb. 28-—The and Beanet( 4 . als this ning, and ft is }® Thomas American leader ; that at lenst $00 names will arrest. be su bed tn The expree-| ao AFTER THE 8. 0. a ¢ mpathy to Birk read indersigned * * . ® mobile race, left at 10:40 this # morning the west. The * * * - * W. H. Rimer, « clerk old, was arrested this m f the University of Wash-|Deld to a investiga charge of negotiating three checks n the name of W. M. Clark, a Hhy mining man, on the Cana Rank of Commerce at Van e cr, and appropriating the ther ca are here and it te ( known when they will United Pre ND, Ohio. ‘ xton, wish to expresa to Harold ‘ confidence and loyalty see eeeeeeeeeee the recent Wave contro eee eee ard OW ar fa progress 7 The officials « r has . r ice= oo 2s NOON MEETING ge of the malisr, but when the TRACK MEET * By eee °. » of the matter, but when the ; pee March ' found in his pockets jWe a? ter from fan bank, with Z . 76. he broke down and con-|of the city will engage in a track ‘ a let aed. He at first claimed that | meet at the armory tonight ° named W Btev enson « train from th a few days and that Steven djson had told him to get bis mat he met events, Including a one-mile are schec is being tak ay and much interest he result @|w ecity, Co. A, tig | We a A noonday meeting in the toter Ing of the Inter | ost of Mayor Moore w Commissio’ be : morrow al 12:15 at the Grand db cay yore Algae wae tp won the last track meet bageage| preside and will also be the/ mation by the poltce, Rimer ad- |! aad 1, have vowed to gt aken | prinety weaker. Rev. J. M. Wil mitted, it ts alleged, that Steven. | Ce" tonieh 2 wires: ‘protest filed br the state rail son of the Westminster Presbyter|son knew Clark's name, and ( ie we of this state an ch wilt speal he had a deposit tn the Vancouver Clmthes Principal trouble on this bank. Together they the bo The Regular $25 ‘bee resulted from the act SPLICING ALASKA CABLE. [gus checks purpor nigned TOR @N. in checking bax joy Clark to t | ian Talki Machi ught here, @ter connecting lines * (By United Press.) and appropriat « te $ Sip: : hy held any SITKA. Alaska, Feb. 28—The Tomorrow Only I ts to fin. @ at Portland a y ; “ i E. Bettinger toda ant ‘ could get | t 4 sult in the superior | fie it. This has resulted in a over $298 damages from the y brand tcl ideal of Inconventence and ex he Railway Co., rep : a re) one to the traveling < . f a sult case} fied number of these va she saye was| Bert Crawley, a logge } ed. so come early i}CVEr &8xKs he most distressing en route from| Old, was asphyxia mB oanible. O ne mach . Tlleved by S00; F ity ou Novem |® lodging house at 413 ¥ be sold to each caller, This inj fou it here~ on t night. He had locked the door °° 7" | oe eee forgotten to remove the key ’ lwe The body was discovered c tore Open Tomorr veni | IME GROTE-RANKIN CO. aoe cor we wel ee ‘ Complete Furnshers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotels drawn to the room by gas fumes at | aiways 9 o'clock this morning. It is be > g | lieved death s accidents | Crawley was practically a| J war _ stranger bere. He had been less ‘ « about the timber country \ - retired late last night. Whether he Johnston Co.'s Building merchants tar mm the gas and forgot t THIRD AND UNIVERSITY sinters aaa sania turn it off or whether he blew it Finest Talking Machine Parlors injw 4 out ts not known, but it was flow the Weat We *r¢ ap when the door waa burst tn showing Relatives at Peterboro, Ont 1 catcatives “at Fetertore, Ont! — $450 oe act fied. The body is at Bonney-Wat Li d | ed Endure indsay Invert Ga eee Light é . = . * a \ . # PUBLIC BUILDINGS * : * BILL WILL PASS. # at $7.50 to $12.50 * * (By United Press.) * th * WASHINGTON Fet 5 * @ Leaders of = the h “ an @ # nounced today that they will * j # put the public buildingw bill ® & thre this we The pass # @ ane this a “ * * an tha al f th *. we mtr t ine * i # at gove expense * es- ; * * : ere we € | GAMBLES AWAY oe gpl Roa) pleased ‘ « * Ww YORK . Virginia , : Py at one ' Ao aye 1h he H <a wire ys ¢ G er & Co. all b 7 ' flehiing Lie oe F. M. 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AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS COLISEUM STAR | 5c Star Theatre Seattle's Leading Vaudeville Mouse Daily, 908 Second Av y ‘ ‘ SCHOOL CHELDREN'S MATINEE? GANS NELSON 42 ROUND FIGHT 1 . « TOMORROW ting Car vine & # IG NEW ACTS—DAIEY MATINEDNS. | 1), 2attie Theatre ee ‘ OTHER TO Lois Theates Lyric Theatre Phones M. 4, teed aoe NOtm ail Tite ““psual’ Matin “The Undertow.” |." Next week, “David Macau's firat thae) ay here. Matiaeom av wud foe. & UNIVERSITY, ~ Orpheum Ws a Wit RECITAL MALL Co. RHCITAL ening Bete sn