The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1909, Page 7

cot THE STAR—TUBSDAY, MARCH 9, 1909 7 LAWYER PATRICK'S GAME | |p WINS + FIGHT FOR xe. “UST ME Basement Sa esTOOI STORE CLONES DAILY AT “KIT Me or Free Me!” Is the Moan ing of the Latest Proceedings in His Nine Years’ Struggte Againat the Charge of Murdering Million Patrick Not Talking tire RiceHie Faithful Wite thick was cowtlooun but fire omen’ s, isses’ an ildren’s uarments heir jomance reportora, = ~ tiontionons he maid, ot wit] WOMEN’S AND MI { ese at PATRICK'S NINE-YEAR ith you about anything ex id NI Pei u I'TS—Th Of Om FIGHT FOR LIBERTY ” . wool cheviot, broadcloth « mixtu The ) Bilal Gena: January 20,1008 I hin wife, whi ONE MEASURE ONLY ||! 36 inch long, strictly ta id : Convicted, March 2%, 1902. Aiba Bs ’ rte) to “rs wit atit The styles tt 1 semi-fitte kirt Hin in death house at Sing Sing me tue” ald Patrick. | IS PASSED AT ‘ 1 a é he sty! { April 7, 1902 . ee are gored, with bias fold o nt es Beh Yor new trial, Febewary 10 itieam. Twill walk slowly on OLYMPIA. . | rial court, March 3, 1903. cat whet th p ength satir ind trimmed with braid he neck is fit Arguments on appeal, 1908 h Fl ad vg | Republicans Repudiate | ished with a: j lvet Mar e Hi Argument for" reopening © mirkable of Te kind ever mae) Several Planks in the | . ! big oad Hille a's DAUD HORE MEWS Hu ment for trial, March 16, " mntry A ony aves 4 Vomer . and C} ret Coats 1 0d col tior | Argument for new wed to ut of pull ata State Platform. ni odd 4 Child re pee hak re tae the } | Court refuses to grant new trial gt Gian tina, Gnd t0<t 1 odd er ot uldren's ¢ I in b 1 ri i Sune. 9, 1905. or they work out the various} eT Ar Tes ay it Women's and Misses’ Coats are of f y mixtur 24 fuses stay of exeoution, June 14, pe. bide | OLYMPIA, March 9.—Labor bh I i ats é i y! res | Execution set for August 7, June a © of the four polnta whieh it i ee 2 Pa pets paige we LOR Bg Beat | 3905, rs M4 for during the recent on . . | leflexeoution granted, July 25, 1908. ign. The forees of labor contor hexpensive OuKS an ress Goocs i} Loses appeal before court of ap Ye on the eight-hour law for womer tip | He, October the eight-hour law for ur rund net oe wee ABE - Persian, floral Bone ’ Wy wernor refy eve, Janu checks, brol k { { oR Hi miners, the Inftiative and dus | ; ; 4 ‘i as A Mot oe | Patrick and the employer cha ese a k an vy mons : ye HH Peunstance tem. | duéed in both branches of the legi le I rt ‘ » 1a yar | Gaynor grants him writ of ) in this oft Patrick tere, but the eight-hour law for Ponge ! r ’ Checked D { corpus, February, 1909. r ogni adviser for nine | oinere was the only one that passed | 8 J 1 ke ng on writ, March, 1909. the latter's death. |through both bodies. Thi ell wwe y" Good sim san ree mu W. G. SHEPHERD. Curing Tat tine bb ent War! promise measure, and wh his € severa Ass nt . s, 3 we hide made ww foubtless ter the ¢ 1s of xd quality, a k black ¢ c to é ay March » The r . . « American pre ting th the m It is not radical, as ix € i8e yard Vool er . rt T. Patrick. | By « wil in } | evidenc the fact that was a 4 4 a b in Wf for one in , reater ert of the estate wa. satisfactory to the oo ine opera SNAPSHOT SHOWS PATRICK, ON THE LEFT, WITH PRISON | ; u@ Cow! tH P inche that you had been convicted : |found the Rice rial tne " of the atate re ed, show n lid rs | black, navy iches Migbotical murder and sxenten DEPUTIES ON THE WAY TO COURT TO MAKE HIS NEWEST | Foun ine will sR Bhi Panna OPT sn .n cam. In this-select are {Be a Geath, and the governor of the state/ PLEA FOR FREEDOM. AT BOTTOM, SNAPSHOT OF MRS. . had saved your life by com fyuur seutence to life imp: Yould you then rush tnto court and Argue that the governor had no right te Keep you out of the hair? That's what the Patrick will be PATRICK, » a forgery pudiated th Spokane platform * when they defeated the eight-hour) hs Wash Goods in Variety M r f to death. /Patrick argues that he has not the wen-| Therefore, according to Patrick's asoning, he ha ni in Sing Sing, and is entitled to free the eight-hour law for we for |i » 0 . miners atid employers’ lability law. We are showing a large line of Domestic 32-in r waists or dresses Who tenth . L The democratic platform took in the |i aoe “ id with assorted colors our be bere “when Patrick speaks in court be) Sd [eaeaeEe Sek spmureneem with: Weiss, Cinghame, in clocks, stripes atid plaids, ail.) i mais yard had fixed the chair the penalty. tlke himself in the third person, | rick sire and urging other th: | 1 bi ib i ‘ ‘ | i f wr fig ‘ t executed |The governct’s action resulted in omlling hin the relatar.” He| killed Rice making him tnt weage of able for children’s school dre ged *« Ba i and dark ve or death'”|his imprisonment at Sing Sing. epeaks without a bit of emotion and | chicroform as he slept | ts a tri 5. , i 8 1-3c, 10¢ wD h Batiste in light, medium and dar te bis watchword Has the governor any right Observes every rule of the courtesy, Jones went scot free after Pat-lumph of tabor not a labor |i 27 inches wi n three qualities—8 1-3c, 10¢ | 4 on dresses, wrappers and sacques, that'tence a man te life that exiote between lawyers. riek’s conviction life prisoner holds m re in the strict sense of the | fi 2c a yard ca yard memmt | word: it has always been urged by ie 204 12)4¢ @ ya xf TTLE COLORED MEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Sf Gey, inden soldi Sakae was doomed in the senate no ratter |i if it didn't get through the house./f] = Women’s Cape Gloves, in men’s Lisle and Cotton , and long ankle y blunders and poor - + . | een en — ro nt istiied ae ne i. sa tae tan, P. X. M. sewn, one mane broken lots in fancy ; pay - , r style: d colors, 24c a pa sho i ee jength, “DENVER ED” MARTIN AND colored men who had quarreled on DELAY ACTION ON HAS ALREADY | house, While ft ts stil! supponed to clasp, B5e pai yles and colors, 24c a pair. = rt sleeves fe erry re the beat were suspected. 10N any | be pending. the speaker hee made|f] ‘ . - : . * hese are medium ight; a TAneN PO Aili seams ixventigntion oll were MONS ney LON AND | a ruling that will prevent its recon.|(M Women's Fabric Gloves, | Women’s plain black Cot- | 35" PICK POCKETS. “ o) z iderath | def hed, t tent | ton H louble nd —— who is held. The party included we #3 | The house has passed # bill prot fs oners wrist, small | toe, six pairs in a box, 75« we ge My eee c rite. Bf VANCOUVER, B.C, March Coiling, said to be a well-known * board of public works this oryspia sar ig | Viding that the Iabor commissioner | pea pre 10¢ pair ant 01.00 ated j Macind be eck, *" ong "Den im hotel man in Seattle. ng called up the matter of a million ae tty | may appoint a female assistant to es . . ? | sleeves, 19% By U. P. wer Ed” Martin and | "°rartin ts eaid by friends to ex-| Overhead bridge on Marion st. acro ° legiaiatur here |look thto the working conditions of | Chitdrs School Hose, | Woffien’s Union Suits of | Women's white Cotton : other colored men, who came ; the raflway tracks to the West apprope nd- | the @amen emlores of the # ; | 2 s ; a Te, = pect to make arrangements’ with |attic furry. President Joshua Groen | Ing for s mill all of}4 i. three pairs in a box, 35¢ box. | white cotton, with high neck | Tights, ankle length, 19, Seattle today to meet Jack Johnson to act as sparring partner of the Puget found Naviea 5. [which have ner pakeod one house| The bill barely got through the ' or the ether }house and hasn't a chance of one in| if This dees not include any of the | hund: tations to mainta ‘iat gefth agai ec MULIONS FOR THE|_ ‘Rugs and Linoleum Notions and Novelties were arrested by the local if he makes theatrical engage-|pany and other property « on the arrival of the steamer ™ents. along Pap street were present ena —- ~ strongty ur, wetion 4 ols, & hurry-up Message © the gear Employe Married—Mine Ethel |any kind once, Die headquarters stating that Rousnzahn and Horbert Home, been upon the hich wilt up to over} Val th nlarged 1 rearranged ‘elluloid D: g Comt good lity, passengers had had their assistant circulation manager of The and permanency of the " ore BALKAN FLEET. } alues from the enlarged and rearrang Celluloid Dressing Combs, good quality, pets pleked, and that a mat 0 party of of | Star, were married by Rev. ¥ © beard favoring a per Pils Passed. . } Basement Floor Covering Section. l5e TEREBURG, Mar. 9 the Renton M. BE. church, yew i structure. City Engl wing bilis s . a | n ee s ¥ * < ville have passed |P—After an | Collar F y undations, net or chiffon, 5c. aftecnoen at §:36 o'clock. Mrs. Home non agked for a port pone gaee and he peen enacted: | dogma today } $500 R dee BEND. The couple ment of ction in the matter * expenses ¢ ti.906|opemt te i] SMALL RUGS— Veil or Storie Pints, white-ot atuihed: Peart ewa will reside at the Holland Apart. | Friday and the board acceded to his ¢ printing 16,000] in shape For ‘ee een - wit r . . " ¥ case of sicholiam that Ig) ments. request ae mye mee in pment, end | Wool Wilton Rugs, 27x54, $2.50. 25e. faneet cure in from 3 to's ra —. is mela rier 90 Oe am ge Baad nae} arance Comimiasioner oe nae the Jagenese wer. This! Worsted Wilton Rugs, 27x54, $3.00, Pin Sets, consisting of three waist pins j pplies move jginterpreted in various ways, la J. B. BRISBOIS informal party, Mr. and Mra. J. Le- | moro time to enable bien Globe Hotel Wilton Rugs, 27x54, $1.2 and one la: rge stock pin, 25¢ believing that le a sep Jute vine announced to & number of examine the st the Hotet Inap. a con \fe sreparath agate * 27x54, $1.65 Fin ; Gee. Vises av. n0d Mate st. frie he engagement of their son, Me. that ten, went erar wntit| Mibet Feliet bills ete Doepecat ge 5 Axminster Rugs, 27 x34, sic 5 Beauty Pins, in sets of two, 10c. Office, Ind. 4231. [Ren Levine, 10 Mies Revelia Greet | Friday for action Deficiency bitte able. Oth Axminster Rugs, 36x72, $2.85 Novelty Mesh Bags, silver-plated, 50c. naider of Low Angeles, Cal 150 te ation Pearl Link Buttons, a pair, 25c and 3 BURBANK WILL PN I ur ] einen. | ROOM-SIZE RUGS— Jeweled Collar Supports, a pair, 10c Total Sparen B EFS BY Ww RE ; : . Safety Pins, good quality, Nos. 0 and 1, | wing apprepriation bills ed one of the other houses All-Wool Art Square, 9x12, $8.50. two dozen for 5c; Nos. 2 and 3, three dozen VISIT A-Y.-P / ' ' Fiber Rugs, 9x12, $8.00. : 10¢ Pepatece—teme time during | trussels Rugs, 9x12, $22.5 jan Wight the sate Inthe ortice ‘of | Body Brussels Rugs, mat $0 50 Large Pearl ttons, two and four-eye, Director General Nadeau, of the | Lowry he Daley. dealers In art tiling. | Body Brussels Rugs, 8-3x10-6, $2 tere: auik:-othice: aherpaniia aie a A.-¥.- vt * promise ¢ on Pages. vee wrecked by nitro Wilton Rugs, 9x12, $22.50 and $29.50. Lather Burbank to attend the fait) improvement Puyallup {th about 3| z this summer, acoording to the report | Tver 60,000.00 | pusbercet valu | Ball Pearl Buttons, self-shank, several handed in by the officors in charge|#pokan — Irrigation Daheeervena, sce. |} LINOLEUM— site “dima. Sie of the Chamber of Comme ifornta exeursion, te the on Cal one rewe 20.090.00 , : repraaating amber | Eeforeiog came laws 56,600.90 | Mutual Lite 1 yard, 35¢ Sorosis Horn Hairpins, shell or amber "her loswed off 4 inted Linoleum, square this afternoon. Mr. Burbank 1 Figgins jogied off lends = « 6,600.08 Pri 4, ad 15 + or axed und a 1, square yard, $1.00, $1.15 } finished, a dozen, s visited personally by Mr. Nadean | iat. 6.000.008 Inlaid Linoleum, squa $ Featherstitched Braids, in white or colors, |e aamrad the “apudint” thatthe | wor dich baie eee and $1 cathaaes , s, fair would fall short of being =| Turner and Donais ot ad Seiad a piece, 10c, |auccess if his attendance was not| (Oregon - Washington phot. Extra, for laying, 10c a square yard piec od. , Brooklyn ae ~~ srywhere along the Hane of let ond Quare i * | travel the excursion waa well receiv we . Prices Cut One-Half 20! > unio of iia Values From the China and Glassware Section promised to run special excursion trains to 90 he Sinn Nn bridge pur . .. , n < 7 cal $ Fran. wo & mbar of € enue ope Wrought - Iron Candle- | olate cups and saucers to H'storica! Jugs, for plate We have 150 pianos rented « sticks, complete with candle, | match, decor ated- in small ils or other decorative, as “t | rose border design in natural | well as useful purposes. De- ut in| us attle gentler 4 six Pullman train into Fale) qpeceptiations Seattle. We are calling them all in endin shade-holder and fancy paj Hentt with © reprenentative od csih'' dad hade-h pu pe one seal a ae In order to dispose of them quickly | California More than 150] pending ; shade, an assortment of | colors; set, 95¢ signs on these Jugs include i CUT THE PRIC On vumne Hicity were secured | j abe } many historical scenes, as we will CUT THE PRICE ONE Bieoush the a te ote F DE } ‘ | Austen China Sugars and’ wall a” Hortchtia iene viaited - HAL ~ — SEL FE NSE 1s 3, Austrian Chi- | Creamers, with floral festoon | presidents and other prom- late Set, consisting | designs, in natural colors, a | inent characters. Price, each, i det on the part charged with the murder of | Will Meet Tomorrow Night—The| ator Carmack, was the theme of the crac tntntttntetnnPaP to pay a retiring partner These | ® Improvemen closing argument made by their at ¢ Pr ie bad m morrow night inate torneys today pianos have been rentec fr originally announces fhe direst of Obacpe waa che three to six months. We will refinish acterized as n outrage, and it was ral important matters thes ‘se good new. Our usual| *lil be considered: alleged that be was not connected INCORPORATED i} 2 aay Will Meet on 8: Hili—The | in @ny Way with the shooting of the — = = : =) guarantee goes with every one of | inx orp he ation Arm former senator - 1%, — <= = == = = eS ea — = = them. These pianos are marvels of| Yj oat “y PN ae RRR ER ee ie Hf ha apport Wash: “GIFT TRY, T beauty, and appeal to citltivated| special pervice hid atthe Cm iinitechanen: Sane i sng “ou IETL Y PA ss TO RY AGAIN. nal church on Beacon Hil 1 ¢ tastes. Best makes, standard pianos,| Ready to Begin Work on Road— Seagtic. if al Ss E. co VANCORVER, Wales Stem Set . 1 County Engineer Morrison thi ga tod 7 ain | 7 oO . * 7 By U. P.-A marriage leense was names of well-kn makers, but we ie x ge toda $1,761,215.15 6] . age 1 " aoe gg A th Rh on 3,011.76 a it ;—-——_-—_-_--_-—- issued to George W. King, of Med- do not care to advertise any names Northeast. Trunk Tacogd while | . 1 i “ t nd settle it & v ford, Ore., and Miss Dessie N. Mas. as we have a few of our competitors is to AY. 8 742,580.00 ’ (]NO FUSS MADE ABOUT THE r terson, of Salt Lake, Saturday. The ; we hie Tt | be wid wil 8,052.00 State Oreaniser 3) STREET CAR FRANCHISE and couple were married several years nr eee ee ae youre, Thin grade wil Portland *seelatten | ON PINE ST revise *" EOV- ago and secured a divorce, the opportunity to own @ piano at a/Mccording to Mr. Morrison, Clearings today. ..$1,296,028.00 poh A ee ent’ woman taking her maiden name : " ate a p hills Ralances 110,284.00 of | O° gai i mem cieweA’~ | upon rece g her divorce, They small cost. Every piano marked in| Hearing 1s Postponed— | rhe crowd that thronged the city [Ne vote. Spon paceiates Ber Alverey’ ‘Teer ‘ the absence of nty Cor ogee gy >t = - ave tal patters over since am plain figures. We have no outside) cr» oemeee-en and Carrigan who avo SRR ee | or ty last nigt ? salt ‘ of WANT—A restaurant or store. | concluded to try each other again 1 ow in Olympia workin the | pearing a ow eka | See page 6 *e*| He is 35 years of age, and she is 26 salesmen or solicitors to annoy you.|"2™ i" Olympii rking io in ce#neneeseennd bush-league oratory over t i He i years of age, and she is 26 of the railroad terminal tax hearing of the W t 8 ) | } Looking for an Uncle Be your own salesman and judge for|»! ooking J.C. Smith, RF. D. No. 4, Los SEES EEE SEES CPR RRR RR Ee SESS E REE EE KERR EER ee f 4 deloga » th SQUADRON 18 ORDERED Os coommnitten, aaa tae Oe yourself. Fifty of the favofite songs | 1% held today TO REPORT AT SEATTLE, Angeles, Cal,, has written the Cham moctrt ympany was placed wiven tree nant , | Tampered With Witness—Jennic WASHINGTON, March 9 ber of Commerce nosting the |i), possession of the franchise with- || I R ° Given free teenth wiitor tothe tite)... “Endison, chareed Wie Uieent| 6 By Ce he ee en sa ane ootnmeroe., Teguesting, {helin passesslan of the fran 1 t Raises ing with @ witness, was this morr f the Pacific fleet, now in who ¢onducted a n market in|the dropping of ot *1] 7-__o- Jing, Wrought to {rial befare Supe Ait |® Central American waters, has #|Newenstle, Wash., a years ago, jof tatting atm ae gpa OY the Dough ged, tried to prevail upon Mar been. ordered to Beattie for the ' pe n tion the matter In change netly || Smith not to appear againat Di Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposl- #| TON Hibs Hum aecupnoed Ite position wing the d Fail A Srnnet duriny A eetesk teat Since: |& tion on May 30, The feet ell) wi Seer S ieee es ofan citm of lexpreneed its position aa viewing tbe | and Never Fails jin the physician was tried for alloged remain until June 8. t Patt aet Stour " , A bad faith | ny asional” practic } ship pany st Sen Fe veo have land accepted the bid of Seattle Knott Legal Problem—-A knott¥yi ge ke eek ehhh khhe nee a tualnens conaection | iectrt ppar ‘ ty highest | |lewa involving statutory re. wher w dution Ma and beat bid | . | Factory Act has contered in the case) round guilty of indueing Harriet male 5 ne gpa . | Jof Wiillam Berger, now suing /the . Help wante the corporations ce ittec Gordon, allas Harriet Cx re can pass upon the te Harriet Curzon, to steal alias Metropolitan Preaa and Printing ot 40 from 314 UNION STREET. company tor 81 406 Heb the lobe Between Third and Fourth Aves, | «r Borge Crescent | ) | n in formerly Clark O'Brien, a real estate oper « use| POULT RY | “i we ed by the Metropolitan company.{ ator of this city we} B hi P wi ' | While working some time ago, he| Caplin attempted to prove an " ana a : can akin ‘owder ’ teent v ¢ ané ‘apitol v ' ' det Price 25¢ Lb. \ ineteenth Avenue and Capitol] was caught up in a belt and ls arm | aibl youterday, but fell down, ‘The | Gee Also compl f 8 Hill cars pass the door. University,|4™4 into the machinery, resulting |Vomen elaimed he coerced her ints ta, Including Lamb. Pork Mutton and Be Prices rig S589. | PALACE MARKET | é | Second and Yeoler { cermin sal in amputatt taking the money by threat x ake Union, Wa gford a Me O Lake Union, alling? 1 and Me rm Buy a Champion Gas Range aad| expose her private life dian cars stop at Third and Union.! got « coal or wood range free ning to he wom an will be brought to trial shortly