The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1909, Page 11

THE STAR--FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1909. } CRUEL THIEF STEALS FROMHANGS FOR | A DOUBLE BOYS AT BREAKS UP YOUTHFUL “GYM” ‘ BY TAKING THE PUNCH 4 ING BAG, BALLARD, Jan. 29. Joya Coch fearfully reported te Captain vy Powers yesterday that « Bynohing bag . Weated 2ind av, N. W,, and by an organisation of boys the lows of the bags, nothing Value remains, acoc ‘ding Ne Cochran, They had sa rf money carefully and a mens purchased the bags as ms of A gymnasium, but - th their hard earned app Stolen, almost all ambition for m fe gone. Gave has been turned ir Lewis for “4 attention. it t that some boy, Whose an Ras Deon aroused over some trifling ler, has taken the apparat Purposes. After a serie ¢ delays follo @G0h other in rapid au Seattle, Jan. 28, Raitor The Star: Please allow me t@ give my opinion on what is ox Peoted of a stenographer in an office toyed by @ dishonest em al years I tian. If the h my machine @ in the goed bx ¥ soul must be forever 1909 BALLARD a lard’s new dock will, completed by tomorrow nk ply hag tee the now erittt ented to the counctl on wil Monday night, Thue on Monday morning the dock will be ready to receive freight. Already nogotiations are under way by several partt ave their shipments of general] yandise coming by water, un aded on the city dock, The Bat lard Peed company has over 60 tons m aor the freight coming fr Sound, which will arrive in a few lays, and will probably make the first shipment to be received | Hilda Larson, the 6-year-old aughtor of Leonard Larson, 7817 th av. N. W,, died orday at grene, It ia not known Just how the Ittle one became Inf Jread disease, but she t > rapidly that she was the Wayside Emergency whore she died yesterday also was taken with the sar ady, but is recovering now, The ay is at Graham & Engermane ty ts at Graham & Engermann's have as yot been made. TOLD BY THIS LAWYER'S STEN OGRAPHER EVERY DAY, Smee ee em at the things he rately wrong, he! and aays, “That | ‘em around alright > ‘get the money other and cr ought to bring My rule tx Had 1 pled him gestion that life and not be afraid we can ii hristian of being out of | MURDER SAN QU INTIN Cal, Jan, 29. Ry U. P. Chas, Baldesar, weak but game to the last, walked to his death on the scaffold in the state prison here this morning, He made ho statement and accepted hia fate with apparent resignation, aa the! price of the bloody murder he com mitted in Stockton last fall | The crime for which Baldesar paid the extreme penalty was the murder of his wife and motherdn law in Stockton, Cal,, Sept. 90, 1908, | During a fit of jealousy, following |i & prolonged debauch, Baidesar shot | and killed Mis mother-in-law, Ever: | dice Vordugi, and then turned the weapon upon his 1syearold wife Christina Baldesar, firing three bulleta into her body and after wards beating her over the head with a revolver, inflicting wounds from which she died in the Emer geney hospital a short time later Raldesar and his bride had been married but six months. On Oct, 29, on month less one day after the orimo, Raldexar was | convicted. Judge Nutter sentenced | him Nov, 18, 1908. Baldesar mai no defense, stating that he desired to pay the penalty for his deed JILTS FIANCE; WEDS A RIVAL WHEN GIRL'S FATHER LEARNS EDL Satiee & faaee betes thet ver wrote that) OF THE EPISODE HE TRIES mtain falsifications, I ar wr | TO KILL HIMSELF, aero lawyer's office, a prom ohine, but ft be- | al at that. He writes thin for that ts for a Goats tes Bice cts Mec nak levery dencampher to stand oot]. PMOMNIX, Adis, Jan. Sh.—By U writes things to his oppone against tt—but } ' would P.--While on her way to her fiance. tle are worse ones. When| A LAWYER'S STE? > Joseph B. Warner, & wealthy Colo rado mining man, Miss Ramona ughter of a well-k the train at King me the wife R ie, a violinist, and today ‘ ¢ is mourning the fickleness of woman. Miss Roltina, whose father ts a ion celebrated patnter of Indian life HINGTON, D. GC. jen. 29. P.—Justice D. T. Wright of Supreme court of the District tement of Wright, #ald that the / and Grand Canyon landscapes, bade interview was correct In every par-| his daughter goodby, believing that tteular; that he mot Justice Wright | she would be wedded to W: Columbia has issued to the news| by appointment at (he latter's office day. He was shocked to b Papers and press associations a and talked with him for about three | her sudden marriage Matement branding as a fake the hours. Garduer says further that| whom she met weeks ago. Seterview with him by Giison Gard-| Wright knew he (Gardner) was 4} It fs reported Pe he attempted BOP, recently published in a newspaper correspondent and that | suicide after receiving the news. of Rewspapers for which Gard-|he (Wright) was talking for publi-| —— ie Washington correspondent. |cation and that nothing ta the in-| BETTER EDUCATION FOR OUR YOUTHS. Ya statement is accompanied |terview was a violation of confi &n affidavit by his secretary. dence. NEW YORK, Jan. 29. By U.P d of a formative system Secretary says In the affidavit; Gardner is a newspaper man of | be was present all the time | the highest reputation and enjoys the talk between Wright and the full confidence of the editors by and that Wright did not | whom he is employed and the men way the things Gardner quoted him | of highest official position in Wash- | ¢ rican youths ta high «« lege was pointed out today f as saying ingtoa, including F R. EB. Scott, commandant Gilson Gardner, me Vee shove ahown the | velt apa President West Point Military Acad Beott declared that th TEN YEARS TO PAY FOR SHORE LANDS BY T. J. DILLON. When the bottom sagged in the Pq OLYMPIA. Jan. 29. — Senator| realty market this provision be-| Wiper, of King, bas a Dili in the °*™¢ @ hardship on the purchasersi\#@ a aaa kaka kranth of mich Importance to the 224 had @ tendency to stop the sale | w of the lands. The intent in the| A-Y-P. FE. The dill corrects logis. first place was t re TES Eg Bag nr ln > 0 raise the money} ® HUTTE, Mont. Jan. 29. quickly for the A-Y.-P. E., but the} p. Michael Hickey, to thie wale of shore lands tarn of events brought about the | if = LB a of the famous re the time the law was enacted | opposite result. Mr. Piper and the| % conda mine, now owned by the ly was booming, and the old | A-Y.-P. E. officials believe that the) ® Amalgamated Copper com - | Slowing. purchasers to pay! amendment of this law to ten years) ® pany, died here today. Hickey : & the property in ton years was will stimulate the sale of the re * was & noted Montana ploneer. * 4 to. make ft three years.| maining shere lands le * oe == ERSHAM GOE (WILL ISOLATE ALL TU. RRR W c BERCULOSIS. | ae © WASAINGT The King County Soctety for the | __-WEXT WEEK Prevention of Tuberculosis will, at | ite next meeting, discuss the ad- {visability of ecxtablishing @ place FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Jan. 29. “heTe advanced cases of the disease By U. P—Delegate to Congress ‘Wickersham will leave next week 7 for Washington, D. C., accompanied GF his private secretary, Barney | Gems. President Roosevelt, in a) SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.—The | P2%*s “1% meeting of Russian refu- - a eo" accabes hail, Ballard, ia letter, bas expressed a desire to| rumored death of Pu Yi, the six. fron,” Maccebee be Ni ag Wickersham before | ¢erold roler of China, ts discred tart Germ Crusade— Telephones ited im local Chinatown today. Sey.|in the county court house are to be} jeral prominent merchants who | disinfected. Recently it enue to the! Inw cases pending in the | Ave a representative at Pekin de | ®°tce of the authorities there that | court, and these bave been that they have received no considerable dirt was rendering the} Precedence om the court| word from their correspondent on phoues unsanitary. The Soattice Tel yhone Disinfecting and Cleansing by Courtesy of the attor.|the subject, and therefore . disbe. enn”. “¢ | eve the reports. company has the contract to clean the phones every night. The mouth ripest |pleces of the phones are to be re All passenger steamers leave Col.| moved every night and taken to the man docks for P company’s laboratory Yards, “°F Puset*Bound Navy °° Tt Gee About It—-Tomorrow | Superior Judge A. W. Frator will Ite » Olympia for the purpose of f Ithertng interest in hie divorce bill, | lrecently buried by the judiciary} mittee of the houre. ion—The ctvil will hold an ex the position of city nt in the near fut American system of education w based on the German system, but that the German universities ac od students whose babite and character were forme Colonel Seott lectured last sight on the subject of the attitude of students toward the law and citizenabip. cep HICKEY 16 DEAD. * *) . * al * * * Want Treaty Abrogated—Assert- oneral public. | Amerionn treaty regarding extradi- | Mra. Bessio Davis, the nurse for|tion of political refugees, is using | [the soctety, has discovered sight new |the United States as a tool for the cases in the past five days. jcountry’s despotiam, resolutions amk- ing that the treaty be annulled were PF ovickorsnam has several im. neys. A $400 Fischer Piano only $162 Jobnaton'’s Annual Clearance: Ends tomorrow ev EN CAUSED WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT ~ the examina Job Created. enginesr will d by the ach (ae | ferent schools ]sbout this new Bake Oven treat after by thie proposed official, The) | ment \board has decided upon the purchase o several eo jt fo My Fight kneo was perfectly stitt\Snaie MEME (OF future) and motionless for five months.| Will Manage Home—W. A. Molion| jand mre Anna Mellon, his wife, have| rae with great effort could I get around at all by using crutches. After taking just a fow bake oven | treatments the anc | be pointed to manage the lanon Home for Wayward Girls, tos on Kilbourne st, The new of+ srs recently came from Denver. Lab- | losis, or hard-| 4 Count Breaks Engagement, | ned tissue of the knee joint, began| TOKIO, Jan. 29 Gout Tesuke, jto soften. Now J have discarded | minister of the Imperial household, the crutches entirely and go back | today submitted to the demands of | |and forth to the offices of Loughney |‘ Press and nobility and agreed | to break off his engagement t \& Loughney without the slightest marry Mise Ko Kobayashi ; |inconvenience. 1 have perfect con-| plebian. ; fidence in these competent Drugless Rear Admiral Cowles, in his an Healers and thetr queer bi x oven. | nual report, declares that bad for-| | My address is 125 N. Broadway. |eign complications arisen during i} hall be glad to verify the above, | the trip C ms Stiship fleet, the miir you « ihe ships would have had to remain in Jerod are suffering eal at thelr! harbor for want of colliors | offe« 1-22-23-24.25 People’s Bank Building, and receive a free diag-| Great Annual Clearance Piano |nowls of your omee ‘thee ac am, | Sale at D. 8. Johnston Co.'s ond | , hey do not! morrow night. Act quickly question and you! will |———— Speen | hen they tell you| REMNANTS OF WALL PAPER, I, : vn tool, ‘They take na ly, 5° Ber bolt and up, while they | A 7 last. New goods, 20 to 60 per cent rable ca o when accepted |lees than regular all this month, ®, L. WOODMANGEE. by them for treatment, you can ox-|@et in abead of the rush on fixing B. L. Woodmansee says: ‘The | pect a apeedy recoy + {up for spring and the Fair | marvelous change in my eondit! ag Ottice |“ WRDERAL PAINT & WALL \ 5 a.m. to 6 p. m.| PAPER CO makes it a pleasure to tell everyone 1814 Firat Ave. in be treated and isolated from the| ing that Russia, through the Russo. | P NOT YET ‘tne Violin or Talking Machine at|}) Good Bacen, by side, per he extraction guaran Coffee Cake, 2 for 15¢ startling reductions from the r@- |) iastorn Hams, per Ib 15¢ ploy 4 Cinnamon Rolls, 2 doz. In Order to Introduce Our ular established prices! But you! Choicest Pot Roast, per Ib 10¢ for 15c. |], Cholcest Beef Stew, per Ib. .8¢ |} “A h t must act quickly now, This Great ||| Choicest Leg “Circle W" Lamb, | A TRIAL WILL MAKE YOU ncnor Den ure” i} per Ib 15¢ OUR CUSTOMER. Clearance Sale will positively end|}] onojcent Shoulder “Clrele We Plate | Lamb, per Ib 106 tomorrow evening || Corned Beet, per tb to . The New Plate That Holds, | Corned ot, per Se to 10¢ t t Please bear in mind that at these |} Dey pelt Pork, ree tt ise nternationa we have dec dod p cut peloas Pay $6 down and the balance $1 F YALE DENTISTS | |weekly if you choose, Remember Modern Method Dentists G,. D, Schaffner, D. D. S, ‘ ay ies falter BD and ©, Brunet Manager ale positive ends tomorrow (Ba » Seeond oad t a ue! sale yp y |B Opp "Bonn Fisher Go, Dest Hours 9 to 8. Sunday till 1, urday) evening. Drop in first thing | ate Entrance 207 Univer- Room 204, Cor, Second and Yes- | Kixtensive Lines of Dependaly oan FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Daily at 5:30. Final Announcement of the January Furniture Sale With the close of the store tomorrow the 1909 January Sale of Furniture will bea thing of the past. There is still on the floor a considerable showing of specially priced Furniture. $10.65 tomorrow evening will be filled at $10.65, but please un- derstand that this is for future delivery—after the ar- rival of the car which leaves New York February 5th. This is the first time, and it may be the last, that Ostermoor’s $15.00 Mattresses have been, with author- ity, sold for less, The Mattresses involved are in one part, and cov- ered with fancy-striped, satin-finished ticking. They, weigh forty-five pounds. Conclusion of Our Permission to Sell Ostermoor’s $15.00 Mattresses for... The third car, now in transit, has been more than sold for delivery upon arrival. Extensive telegraphing has resulted in our obtaining a fourth car under the same conditions as the three cars already sold were bought New York February 5th, able to make delivery The fourth car will leave which means that we will be about March Ist. Orders received up to closing time atl a SM = os * Ley a Oi oS OS TER ong ESO 9EOF ST EG ty, A co ut i i i ir i a a 5a SNH Mt iim im i i ACM 2AM mT Iman Td mea % == SES SS i ci ATM cos i cma tt | a Sheridan nothing to ride.” 20 Miles “Roosevelt's Away u wes -hour A nearly new Steinway, $ F FAMILY STARVING | D. 8. Johnston Co.'s Annual Clear SAN JOBE, Ca ance Sale. Ends tomorrow eve. *** v The wife and three m mecetmmantbnssseth tle ohlidren Sepul- murder in veda, suspect Willows, ‘are in a ideal hospital today In « precarious condition from starvation. When they were found by neighbors they | were almost unconscious from = | lack of food. A roasted pump { | Don’t You Know kin had been their only food since last Tuesday. Seputveda waa arrested on Sus picton that a hat found near the body of William Thurston, & grocer, who was murdered at Willows, bo- longed to him. He bas been in rison since Tuesday and his fam- fly were left penniless and help- lows BUTTE, Mont., 2. — 3. L| Wilson, a wealthy stockman of Cus- ter, was fined $400 by the federal today for illegally fencing Starch that “sticks” and requires the use of bees- wax or paraffine is a con- stant menace to the user? Alaska Mining Tools ClearanceSalem Sults which are suitable We carry a com- plete stock of Wire wet Natio, galvanised land. Swan Gloss Starch cada: Aeken eine Soman to wear the whole year, be- “steataers leave Col- is our forte, though we do ing, wire rope. Try ing made of light-weight An Ker avery kind of dental work ot dares eames woolen materials, at almost never “sticks” and does not the most delicate which property devolves on ® dentist up in his profes- ton and alive to the latest improvements in dentistry. We are alert to serve our pa- trons promptly, comfortably, well, We sollclt your call, if only to see what we can do, Full Set of . Teeth Crowns, guaranteed agen man p eorney for Puget Sound Navy Yards. af powder and ideal log- on oclear- they take out the stumps. Half Price, COATS ARE REDUCED HATS ARE REDUCED We give you the benefit of the sale price on Credit. CASH p cyanate Westberg & Childs Incorporated injure fabrics. A postal with your name and your grocer’s will bring you a sample. Try it. TOO LATE STILL TIME TO GET A TALKING! MACHINE UNDERPRICED. LOGGERS SUPPLY CO. COLMAN CREDIT . guaranteed Swan Starch Co. 1107 First Av., Seattle, U. &. A, | } : | . $1.00 po« Gold Alloy Pillings | | oaemmnation ie $1.00 1312 Second Ave. =! MPilings ...++0+++.- GO ‘era The Gretta Market For 'U. 8. inape honest weights Maxtr tions . is You still have time to secure a Special for = Saturday ted meat and Save Money Avoid Pain INVESTIGATE PAYMENT ) 30 days. greatly reduced prices we cannot|!} Lamb Stew, per Ib Be B k | ata ‘ a ae Lamb Chops, per Ib 15¢ to 206 a ery Satna i ae ee | fill telephone orders or ae? Fok ean ‘eal . Pull Sot Toth wee Sys aso | Stalis 40-41, Public Market. fig, ladle ig aa oot $25 VALUES GO AT 915.20 1433 First Av. |! Bakery, 1219 Vester Way. Stiver Piling sb0e | $30 VALUES GO AT $17.45 in Cow Butter Store BAKERY, IND, t 4780; MAR 43i- sabre aparentaek $35 VALUES GO AT $21.20 | ler, Over Guy's Drug Store, tomorrow. | Johnston Co. Bldg | NTAL WORK consult Total Cost Only 10c BROKERS Special Suit Sale J ST. PAUL DENTISTS Private Leased Wire to All Ha- Huston hing Your inca of $16.00, $18.00, $22.60, at @7.50 Corace Third a ik 1630 en TL 4024 el mime 8. C. Osborn & Co. NEW YORK BOX LUNCH ©O ROWN SLOTHING OD, Third and University vin i ore Got Pint A. owt 1121 First Avenue.