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

Last Edition vot. 10, NO. 164 SEATTLE, WASH., INCL MAN ACCUSED WIFE KILLER He haa retaine Bruhner of Nome Attorey Brut had a long talk at BY INDIGNANT JAPS Prominent Association Men to Assist in Stopping Hold-Up Game. | tt has now been eight days since Market Inspector Cheadle pub licly exposed a grafter, Affi davit after affidavit has been sworn to, testifying that farmers have been obliged to pour their hard earned coin into the inspector's itch ing palm in order to receive any thing like fair treatment at the place where the sity is supposed to guarantee them their rights. } Yet Cheadle holds his po sition, ; | Why does Mayor Miller retain (Star Special Service.) this rascal in public office? EW YORK, Aug. 31.—“The Mon-| "i, ig anid at the mayor's office Changers,” Upton Sinclair's |that he is still investigating. Why it novel is apparently intended | should ake eight days to get make ax much of a row in Wall | ¢vidence which can be obtained in as his other one, “The Jungle,” | 22 minute Why should this man, x Bi. | whose methods are lower even than ‘There are de in the Chicago packing indus | those of the ordinary burglar, who tant at least funs the risk of personal danger, be permitted to draw pay UPTON SINCLAIR. Settle Place Drawing new book is a sensational ex a Ps ee from the city whose trust he has . . of the Wall st. game and ite |W raved? ’ . ‘ thinly disguis Japanese Hold Meeting eles nen whom he J association of th tore. teers s taken official notice of the good et - which Market Inspector pa Cheadle has mn levying «por Th teale & condition of affai the Japanese object to a a ing. ie t mon-| the public ma alc ey d e . vestigat nt " nancial methods | '¢ “Wa who has officia r than plain th ; 1 9 arg ) s with the arrivai |"? apane govern. judging besutitel givn] ment At of Internationa Practically eve Dupree, whose early | °*Postticns past, has t . appointed 2 of the* con the plantation of the mittee and announced today tha ho are already estab > he would not be in @ position tc . oS eet Sher her arriv-| Make any extended statemer : ~e , the inquiry had been comp’ ee Meiited to a dinner with) rhe Japanese farmers have b as willing as patronize them to make ¢ oo and so eine |Sratted by Cheadle regularly,” ex. the pub ng place. They Riser. President of the | diained Mr. Watanaba, “according Cheadle removed ot yest Co., the original Of | 14 the stories they tell me. They he has proven him utte Was the head of « great institution who some time Beommitied suicide. Lucy is have been compelled to pay him competent for the re sible money for stalls at the market tion he ho Te to I "|! and from the information I have selves as wi to learn from Allan) cathered this inspector hax b fice to p that Ryder is @ great) yo nning things with a high hand.” | an =<"SS" ROOSEVELT COMMENDS market calling for a most con Man. The book contin ey Was staggered at the re f Tam told. Montague i With a smile, ‘that « Won't keep her m WILL FIGHT FOR LIFE | Lawyer Accompanies Alaska day afterne and Miner to Trial for " ow © . C New Book Awful Deed. ‘on will not the Ways Of | reo us, sanacton the Armovan| Hilt 8 the oar miner who was ar i bere Mon.|,. Although he i Kettle Giichrist of But Mont, |e, ee x o. oe - whom he had illegally married, and $bUndance of evid wite F Gensation as “The make a hard (ight for his life./of such a susp! : nat ‘ MARKET GRAFT DISCUSSED and cooperate in the interests ound t Any wat ection on basin “JAP FAIR POSTPONEMENT ‘Trust ewer gue had not anticipated) writes Letter Which Puts to visit to President Roosevelt Meet of this remark. Lacy Z * Secretary of State Root & sudden start. ‘His wife| an End Sensation Created te a pallioad ste ftelaimed | ca , é fou know that he was mir iErieyweent... When ‘he. ane (By United Press.) President R t would g w vanes WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—Dtplo-| what was to be sald nae who Is! mate are disc The letter to ft R i going | lette etar ye a ve - Root Roose As an ent in postponing t vi ot expo em a fo ition, and taking occasion to|, The I mapa b tate that the ican peor - ine > ma end “ Japanene . The letter, which has been ma Asks President's Resignatior his ‘ ‘ from © er Da is 1 TOKIO. ept n an ¢ rae f f « a. end ft ApAr I , ation A Chine Min ut t fr 9 “It did not 4 hime 0 to 16 a trust : Major. : raged ws Hanning to ha ee ee ee ee ee el a t, but yo: * wher ; : » gi , . * FLEET AT HONOLULU, ¢ “ fort; he’s ma ; * 7 aire and 1 a m believe “if HONOLULI tept f at t ‘An ana * let f t Pa ee was | cer } B 804 thot him + . Na 1 I * bas fellow down a P * ng, and is * y SHOW E mt of * ter the ba ‘“ * 4 viordty nas res BIG BAB : tis : AT LUNA PARK * * - _ — epee eer ee ee eee, CHARGE ROOMMATE WITH THEFT } t WEDNESDAY, § MISS KATE M’LAURIN the pany with (By United Press.) YORK ma-Va Pacific Ra DESERTED SOCIETY FOR STAGE CAREER By United Press. AHA SENATORIAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN IOWA By United Press EPTEMBER 2, 1908. ‘KEEPS ALA KA RUK F ection the y compan FOUND DEAD Omaha Physician Meets Death |, in Most Mysterious Manner MANY WILL GO ON EXCURSION GET OUT AND HEAR “BOB”, HODGE AT ——— The Weather | THE SEATTLE STAR PRICE ONE CENT SINCLAIR CRUCIFIES. MONEY KINGS MYSTERY ENSHROUDS THIS | | GREWSOME MURDER FIND BODY IS THAT OF YOUNG Condition of Remains Indicate Death to! Have Occurred Several Months Ago. | Mystery deep and dark surrounds ithe death of the person whose de capitated body was found yesterday morning near Juanita, on the east atiere of Lake Washington The corpse, at first thought to be a man's, upon closer investigation Proved to be that of a young we man Identification has not yet been established, and no person answer ing the description of the dead w man has been reported missing The case ie one of the most puz fling that has ever confronted the Beattie authorities Murder Well Established That the n Wee tt 1 fe unquestioned by Dr. F sie, dey ‘ond, Detective H Hand and Deputy Sheriff Liner, » Went to th " of the crime ferdn af HOOT The fact r bat we Heither shor ‘on the a d that it w ered nd twig attempt to ox body Y re fe mor an whe Had Four Gold Teeth ce iw buat f the re fog at th gue he Watsor o* were re t ¢ : f ‘ 4 pper jaw which ad jentifion joo. That the name of the dead w rar he manr which met death will ever be knows very bh doubted, how She was about five fee helg f medium weight, and the corone thinks that she was not over 2 ak She had a hew f rate, and wore =: FAMILY STRIFE DRIVES RICH MAN TO SUICIDE Gives Insurance Policy to Wife and Then Blows Out Brains. Divpping’ bis life inourance yetiey | at the bed Ing 8. A. Kegley, wealthy mer tof Georgetown and proprietor Hive store, walked into p Pag A mie Be shooting him ne kh ght temple with a pistol Phe se f the shot aroused the wife ar b n, who investigat ed and f man prostrate on he fle b Vhe allied € ke from the tore, but death had Had Family Trouble. « ner Wiltsle made mn and learned that the hair, which was de of his wife this morn. | VSAYS COSGROVE WILL 2.0.8 ee ee ee oe CARRY COWLITZ HALL TONIGHT “THE MAN OF ACTION Showers tonight or Thurs day; gentle westerly winds. WOMAN | ack k or aiikoline skirt, long wck stockings, & small girdle cor ed undershir openwork * bite waist with Head Dragged by Animal | f th the ing hatr was of telling Those who are fe ' © head was pulled from the a weed into the road by jog or © other animal Corpse Well Concealed. The « © was well concealed wn beside a fallen diameter logs had been throv er it, and the widerbrash ‘ 8 ‘ ecipite 7 it “ 9 A roed BOB” HODGE but this is seldow In order that they may judge whether he is entitled weareh of the land it R obert T. Hodge cations and Arcade and Union sts to the republican nomination for sher of the ghastly find re ing that would be of Iding, Second av., between Unive The meeting d eeting, arrang s distinctly a Ho by the admirers of Hodge whe ve he is the right man for sheriff at this time, and who desire to have as many s of Seattle hear h can possibly be speak as 700 pe dq crowded into a hall He himself, his ambitions and intentions without any of the seating campaign speaker. He tells of is a unique 1 th s of the marks the affectation which average office There is no “hot air’ ” speeches, and, I seeker s hearers believe there hot air” about accordingly Judge John Arthur will preside tonight and will make a speech in Hodge’ s behalf. He will be S. Pier of Hod Interspe »wed by Ralph 1 F. B. Sayre who will also speak in behalf sed between the speeches w duets by two me, and B. well known vocalists, J, B. Richards, barit« Waddell speaker of the DOWN MOUNTAIN Forty Persons Killed and Many trace of them having been found, ’ and hope for their survival has been 8. A. KEGLEY Missing - - - Tourists practically abandoned. - — Believed Lost A sudden change in the temper ! nd's Mfe insurance pc ature ned the heavy deposits dra favo bapereyse nie of te he melting snow sent Mr. K ae, teed b By United Press.) the roaring out of their { GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept. 2— | course said that the main Heavy loss of life and the destruc | Svalanch wept files and © tion of several villages are reported be an Ie ~ , as the result of an avalanche and =, 4 5 fy. I it floods caused by an unexpected) ayaia nd jones la i thaw in the mountains full ex i t Forty persons are known to be. been lea La have dead and many are missing. A num- attracted a unusual n ft f parties of mountain climbers of th for One party of eight English tourists ns were ht to be bette " has been miss Monday HUNDRED AND FORTY LOST IN STORM Off | the Deadly Work of the Gale Q English (€ t---Shiy Missing F that United Press J gt northwest ast, a that LONDON, Sept. 2.—Reports to-| many ships still are missing Jay show that 140 lives have been i st in th t which has been NSANE MAN KILLED. sweeping t asts of England since M day r ¢ it is be By United Press.) Jama 8 i Pa Great REDE SEAT