The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1908, Page 7

a ral Neat Sunday fer to exchanne an tne ough loca Harriman qed an ore waked out toda cific ert Pa ; he have been depart rinue the sal fo snd othe n Pacific ‘ after Sunday ‘Th ute mea yr Star Exclusive Service ALK, O. March 11.—-The i Mrs. Martha J. Campbel! "SHR arson, bas preeipl social feud bere which it out. Iwo girthood The taken sides as wei results ‘Srang® case; one of 1 the state has ev. ‘The conditions are inten Wy the prominence of the favotved. it ts axgravated friendships {¢ bas broken Of years yasx each other Bie Meet without a sign of women hed long been prom Is the life of the town. Mra Wes for years superin @ & Wea! Sunday schoo! etth Wc T. t Mather was 2 belle in her yoga 20 years prin : heal publie echooi Mra Campbell married. ber) wed being @ leading Bisiness man all suttors ad cance oo t tor the oea! federal authori been asked to bn vent ign'« tive of Emma Gold ) Mather Barth, and Bat the Detroit hots) ‘ ite a visit to The Sta sald BAK® nO attempt to concen } and seer department wat any time Ft all connected with goaded b ‘pt to kil fe solving the win a. 2 ran | THETIS Comina Merebant x led Word t} Cape that the Unite fevenwe cut t Le in, The T the 11 men Of the Japan. Maru hed near Yak . eee ee ee eee teen ee ehhh hea awn van ns", Par doned on Tw, M kA yRDAN Wresight Speeietior HILL SHUTS OUT HA RRIMAN LINE : | PLEADS a FORESTS - Knop A Mt bureau of in an add at the ¥ ' al ren to be | mate tn rene 1 to cutting tree jand that others should be planted in thetr place. He a ul 1 the sining of young mon be wine oresters and look af he welfare To r Mac yw evening ENTERTAIN MACCABEES. at he ~ SEEKS REST IN DEATH c \ the pa l eae Puget Sound t Northwest untit the od ft th vt " f ng of the ‘ ue naniss revi . u of ay " t e u od sols cant has been ther the Harrimar ‘ «, the fortner abac me the h I fare $4.05 attle and Portland where arriman passengers connect with} the South Pacific or the XR &N WAL FEUD AND QUEER TRIAL OF W. 6. T. U. LEADER MAS. MARTHA J. CAMP ka. lived for years, having died. Rela tives in Toledo destred her to come and reside with them. Twice tn close succession were discovered in her home. Both |; - - hd were extinguished. Later the house| wer Curie hare tense lt | ® burned to the ground. it was in nee aie be re SEER EEE ER Ree s for $1,000. A deputy state | ahip by Metealf fire marehal made an investigation. | » Atlantic fleet arrives. and | MAMEO AS RUNN The rowult was the Mfdictmept of} that ic will be equipped with wire-| Mra. Campbell for arson leas tolograph apparatus | In the trial an « ced confer | jon of Mixes Mather was offered } as evidence against Campbell thse hatenest nes secved oy aes ALVIN D. FAY DIES Mather It stated that Mre. Camp | heli had perwuaded her to set fire AT $ $ H » to her home, the object be ‘otiect the tmaur Mra! Campbell, it te stated, was to pur ase the land after the houxe wae serned Whtn two fires bad tailed Mra, Campbell. had promised, so the alleged confession continued, to bern It herself Miss Mather now disctalins know! edge of this conf a, al vagh ad tmitting her signature. Her mind. he says aevera when the to have was a blank f « the fire said # follow! ed coufession | been made. She declares she b no idea who set fir » the house did pot herself, she tn sistn The case te woefully muddled Public opta is equal Mrs {Camp indignantly rep the whole story tition for the pardon of Ch murderer of Grace f names to the petition een he NO ONE RESPONSIBLE . (By United Press.) SACRAMENTO, Cal, Mareh 1 After several monthe’ effort to ea tng in a local dance hall, Mr Howe, who left her hu child in The Da Orege & quarrel, is @ suicide, victim arbatic acid Sha. Wah enly 0 yeore ot age | she left the following note I'm tired of living of it that | couldn't be bt I'm just se ed It hate to tive this way, Good | every body sitter, mother and van by h and and fi to good-bye fe welce ° deat Dent feel to vad I'm bette « dead, if God will giv me death eRe * . * LAST SPIKE DRIVEN * * « * STEVENSON, Wash. Ma 7 # t.—The driving of the * # that formally heralds the * bey ef the Spokane, PF + * & Seatt ralilwa f 7 “a to Vancouy * wear Stevenson ® noon. There was » @ ceremony and * ® making, moet 7 # served for the b . & couver tonight * 7 . [eee teeter enennne ‘CRUISER MARYLAND TAKES THE PRIZE By United Press. VALLRIO, Ca March 11— the eruiser Maryland, now Mare Island navy ¥ a honor of being awn # the troph }for the high marksmanahip of jany warship ing the recent ta get practice at Magdalena bay The Tennessee may win second land the Pennsylvanta third, wi }the West Virginia and Washington jfoarth and fifth respectively | Albany established the highe fires} ord amang the ships carrying five | Dndden on November 4 [the sum of $600. learned that 1s * * * * FOR SCHOOL FIRE. # . . * (By United Press.) *) * CLEVELAND, ©., March 11. # * —The coroner's verdict in the # * case of the Colla wo: die * * aster indicates that no one will # * be held respowsible he * *a of the 164 children * * The decision is that the fire @ #® started tn a Closet (rom over # * heated furnace pipes. Janitor ® ® Hirter ts exowerated. he cor * * . * * er attributed the lows of life » to the pantie following the #| slarm of fire * o eee $1 No. 96 3-Keyed Spring Pin Tumbler Night lock 69 - oO ems | | r ' ' rs s ite ' sina Me . | F. M. SPINNING 1210 Second Avenue The t ree Alvin D. Pay, §2 ye old, died this moroing at the home of hie son, HM. Fay, 667 View at funeral services will be held Fri jay at » ™., af the residence laterment will follow at Mount Pieasant cemetery The deceased leaves two sous, Henry M. Fay of Seattle and Clarence Fay of Ap 1 Minn SOLD SAME BOAT TO TWO PARTIES BR unde The ex J Tt Chmdet mee Dw fa to ha id the ar to cme After ry prosecutiog den mp 1, wh echow sane A. Me four aia four sald to two hase price n was fume to have partion theref 1 today by cha btaining mo orney with by gasoline was brought bought the Deminica from 196 for Later Hill clatme Dudden had boat in July of last wanna for $445 mer eOW N YRAnS A BUCKLEY, WASH, yeore f have been draglees treatment tements t § foot myeett secured JANET FF & spectaliets on wom. | | | | FREE TRA re ENGLAND'S (Seattic Star Exclusive Service.) LONDON, Mareh I-Herbert H Anqult chancellor the ex pretiership should i ' Cam} Ma man, haw © district of Fife in commons oe 1886 J to bis prese 1 the Liber HERBERT H. ASQUITH sir Heury was made GREAT SLAUGHTER ; AMONG THE RATS : DAY, MARCH 11, 190». TURBINE STEAMERS. Er MARCH 3 "tf See Han Pedre la t les) and Diego, cutting the time from | ' t and putting th The civil suit brought by Je lice in the rank of antl wine from William Constantine, a « ned | ' Vacif Comet ult Of the latter tempt to take hip compar * tin to hid sominiaw's life in v¢ latter fficial informats part of 1906, will be reached on the gular calenda i the oS yew YORK STOCK. in Hutte Hall attorneys were buall om! aged in serving subpoena upon MARKET the witnenses for the prosecution t day 1 | will remain in this eliy} until af thi trial will re [turn to testify in the new trial (By United Press.) ntod Constantine in the erin ‘EW YORK, March 11.—The ease, which will provably be tried | elamitou cho was out fy early in June. full wee t but before the jeould even get & fair start the | were to flight & heay i {ZIGHBORS IN QUARREL ss. 4 the upward movement be icaona even more pronounced, unt OVER LINE FENCE — {> the ‘noon ‘hour tne rears we | Union was up 5 t St. Paul, Reading and M A simple little fence can create 5 Sectibts @liturbenes whee tt ba ame Ss gh ag , pons to divide the property of t ‘ oeneg Be ~ ines, both of whom question A cerns Oe t interest be aii location of the boundary line, as |" Norte ee ee oe monstrated in the complaint ts dre ty = soggecd office today, charging Charies|"°™ 0) the moor Angel with malicious destruction of| The ‘lose was strong The information war tssued he complaint of tone sevree ot TOBACCO TRUST » Kirkwood place, who says that 1, who ts his neighbor, took an SUIT IS BEGUN ax aud chopped down the fence! which separaios the The two famiites at outs over the location of the fenc (By United Press.) During the calendar. month of | fF some time and have had severa NEW YORK, March 11.—Thomas Fobruary, 4,696 rain were brought S7euments about the question of) po o.. gyan, the ncler, was to the specta ague Clehting de wauw the eperty Ene Ghentd the star witness today in the go st of the health board, ac |'U%, The court will now be called) | nents suit to dissolve the To to the report of Dr | Sop to take hand in the dispute. | cco trust. While upon the stand f with Mayor Mo an of the negotiations be thin morning _ MOTHER OF DELEGATE tween the American Tobaceo com Of this numbe were brought pany and the Impert Tobacco in by the rat catchers emp company for the sale of the re by the department and the reat by DIES IN BALLARD rights of the two com bounty seckera. The m in the panies, but he denied there w employ of the department examin a nt designed to prevent ed 3,834 of these for symptoms of the plague Mra. Julia A. Waskey, mother of lowed by Wm. Duke During the month the plague Frank Waskey, delegate from Alas at the finan Ins pee 062 blocks of te dipd thie morning at the home haved " a7 bie yards of oF we? son, Twenty oighth av Ww been « » abbtat spected premises, and Weat Seventy-fifth st, Ballard. |iention of creating & monopoly ordered age caus installed The Meceased was 76 years . old and Inspec 44 rat t Funeral arrangements wil! be held| The Cottage Clty and the Port | Friday mm, at 2 o'clock, at | land sailed for ports in Alaska last PEPER EO RE ee ee ihe rele luterment will fol-/night. Both carried full passenger sold | | six loaves for hat | prunes are * TWO BURNED TO * DEATH IN HOTEL * * (By United Press.) * PORTLANI Mareh 11 * News ha ched here * from the little village of Cath # lamet that the Columbla hotel @ and the reste of WL A Wise, of that place, bar ® Monday night, resulting te the # death of J. L. Sheets and Bam ING guesia of the hotel ® lew at Crowe Hill cemetery MATE FOR TAFT. GOV. CURTIS GUILD. Maseachu dilate Gov. Cartie Galld of setts has been nominated by Gov Warner of Michigan « for vice president in case nominated STILL AFTER THE OSBORNE ESTATE Seeeeeeeeeeeees | itt THE OLDEST BANK IN WASHINGTON. Dexter-Horton & Co. Wm. C. Osborne and other claimants of the ate of the late James Osborne filed an appeal to day in the federal court from the decision of Ji Har d who held that the On wil! was valid. In his will th eased left $60,000 to form the teus of a fund for the building of a city hall | PUBLIC MARKET | Local Bell Flower eal at 9% quo and home made hom at 7c per pound. butter scotch, made market Home made today bread varietios, all made bakeshops, were #« each. Breakfast bac ike per pound bacon | pound. Olives ar The meat stalls are made scrappel at 2 and liver sausage at the 6e per pound for planting are 15¢ eastern qu apples box niny yd at the is on nd pies at the today n are on Dried be per pound tn on sale fashioned public was sold at the per pound seven. market at 10 is on 1 the at nal be 20 per pint selling home per bun ready SHOE SALE ig reduct New stock. Bi in prices thi raise tm FREDLUND, LARSON, 705 week Ww ney at once HORNBERG Pike Street 4 pounds for 26e, | pounds for Mexican beans are on sale at Violet plants, BANKERS ————<— Capital and Surplus $1,100,000.00 COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS. NEW YORK BUILDING. SEATTLE. OFFICERS AND OWNERS. J D. Lowman, president: J. C. Drake, vice president and gen eral manager; Frank Hanford, treasurer; James M. Ashton, secre tary; trustees, Judge C. H, Hanford, A. G. Bennett, Victor E. Tull and officers Wilkeson-Tripp Co. O BONDS Pay 6 per cent interest annually; in terest payable every six months. Bonds secured by a first mortgage. With every $100 bond subscription the subscriber is given, 50 in as a bonus, Capital Stock of the company; shares $1, fully paid and non-assessable. Con- servative estimate at the place the dividend first at No stock for sale. end of the year 50 cents on each share in denomination of 500. Bonds $250 and $100, Call at the office of the company’s fiscal agents and talk it pectus mailed. over. Pros S. Drake & Co. 208 Boston Block. Seattle, Wash. PPOOOOO OO OOD OOOO EOEEDOO OSE SOS OOOO OSES OOO OOOOOOS a had | in muspected heir feet in g acks to eaving 1. Tho “QUALIFIES 2 8 nd be frt f are identity c tima Hu ! t th cern « h he Compt | : th f t the pn BAGEBALL GAME P t " t f a at t f « port rte talte [ass l23 v2 haw been quite Z . > E& sey’ Ms ed by councilmen » s& ES S- officta » mue o that it haw) o=-* aed SS E\H§s I lly all of the present ¢ x2 ~ >. ? climen bare 8 SEs 8sSs.S2 35 rallway pase Wy 2ec ~~: ve Se Ss A the ne ESces¥ se Se ‘ tred t wx = > i < a yulred to S23 ss flee with th ee i = se So fy, 2% 35.2 s ering upon wo nE DAS Z s 2s oy = WE oF GO SE 2: MARAUDERS RUIN Sat SSS \8s | |} O 29s 326 FRUIT TREES §|§ 2 333525 |< 323 2 RE } oe » Fant >Se = ~ =S% a desire fo Fs Se ste 0 zs ed Miner, a Vashou orchard which wi , dying Deputy Sheriffs went to the & ameron and yesterday 4d made a thoroug etigation the case, bat could obtain no di Did You Ever Stop and Reason Why Some People Toil All Their Lives And Never Have Anything, While Others Toil Little and Have Lots INNAVY YARD CITY With a Written Guarantee of 20% on Their Money in Twelve Months, Which Is 5 Times Better and Is Safer Than Any Bank? Prices $50 Up Terms $1 Per Week Waterfront Lots Over 200 Feet the Prettiest Beach on the Sound, With Lots of Clams is ONLY 4 CITY BLOCKS GOVERNMENT with and oysters in the front yard; and this NAVY YARD, MEN for the Bremerton work from where the has steady for 5,000 over 4 years; and TWO electric and ONE steam railwhys coming to the NAVY YARD, both of which will pass THROUGH Navy Yard City. Will give the surrounding property a population of OVER 20,000 NOW in LESS than 6 years TIME TO of the leaving foot of Yester CHARLESTON DOCK while is BUY, schrewd buyer Way Branch prie rich rew Yard, at the are low, and reap the Take any boat for the Navy DAILY. Get off there. 10 times Bremerton Development Co. 1009 American Bank Bldg. PHONES IND, 4048. cake Rakes we