The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1909, Page 11

{| RES ~—anenensteiaenssusemreeseee Pawan sieaseynlnSeeSpy eo a [cee ramen tans we comeace [ihe ATE Nonses oo ki $i cn i i AFTER ANOTHER NOW FROM JIM HILL i r ae Nu . ne 1 low ' j Ne be held at U how . h Nod A TRIPLE TRAGEDY CAUSED By "TP AK He os be ' ' 1 1] DIVORCED WOMAN PAYING | S&@: 80d was not & Orinklng mad od Prese) ie me vO! » WOMAN When drs, Dawson started to Do a good ot Da mm and 1:50 pw DAUGHTER A VIBITP eave th i ing, Daw onds uttered 9 " . Aaniting i wt from his m er 0 i me sett mat h tempted to pre 1 of the un Day, and t “an dock an be waned fo: s on the gal istering of nitentiary early 4" (ty De , went “ oF = her. In tho atroggle his daughter snd at| SNOHOMISH Ma as killed, Taon be idiied his wife| wiii|J, A. Dawson, ‘might watehman at nd meficiod | xilthe tee plant at Three Lake " small Amber and-mill ¢ enter i waiting ! he black cap cioning Weenies keh ipola sk Se , © pour minute fet eo = building. Lamnoheon will t d|be cordially invited to attend the! ed hig wife agd ise 1 cies ihe man was dee nA 9 A the 1 the Women's bullding, and don | ler and thea committed wuselds | (By United Press) 4 ‘death mareh, Sewa ade & cneery cone | ShOrily after 7 o'clock this morn-| WITH FOUR LEGS Lar wy Cal, May T-It te bye to the } ners he had ing | (hy United Pree) hought here today that upon the { ieoslated with, adding “God blows IT ITY 7 TRANCE ee a Morgan, a neighbor] , TACOMA, Wash. May 7— | completion ‘ot the stimony of se ; + < | of the Oh ear « rT} Mrs, Roseburg, 5425 South J at. | sistant Naval Co onstruc or 8. M | it Moscow, Idaho, ine better lite. train Goat camp. Tho| next chicken show, While the | that Is trying Lieut, F. W. Osborn / erg . with ne ‘hand and _ - men hurried to the cabin, Dawson] experts are breeding for size, (on a charge of conduct sateeee : - a > Ag 4 appeared in ihe doaraes with & laying qualities and “points,” jing an officer and a gentleman, {fred a bullet throush her heart PARIS, May 7.The French gov | committen to pe Premier Clomen:|¥tnoking revolver in pig ye | Pes Nessbure ‘i Lesanotiob Ldpet, divans will rest hia ened a revolver in the i wh Ran ernment today accepted the gag av Me ory mi ple ad os itineas | warned them aw | ed something that none of the The proceedings of the court are “thea attempted to commit sutelde, of battle thrown down by ite em} whi h ead by ae “400. While he held the crew at bay| rest have equaled. A chick | held behind locked doors, and the ployes, who.have organized a trade) 10) we Te n re “’he put the gun to his head and| with four legs has been hateh- | date of the conclusion of the in unlon in defiance of the law, Pro-| ! th 8 vl ry movernment WAS) committed suleide ed in her poultry yard. That is /|quiry has not been announced ceodings to dissolve the union were | 20¢ living up to Its agreement, Made) “The triple tragedy has thrown] going some, Think of coming | Unions Osborn calls witness for bis | ao MAN when the recent strike was de commenced, and the announcement olared off the small community into a state] te the table with a roast fowl | defense, however, it 1s probable yet 4 made that all of the leaders in the bordering Dawson, » investiga i end to | 2 be with four drumsticks and four that the investigation will end to - OR ata movement would be criminally! Al France is excited, and real/ who has been employed at thé] second joints, Mrs. Roseburg | morrow . a prosecuted. ‘This prompt action on| /#0# that & cristo te at hand. jeamp for threo years, has been tiv-| ie entitied to the cup if she can | It is rumored today that Anna sane the part of the government may jing alone with bis three children. make this breek stick in future | Subec, a maid in the Evans house : prevent & revolution, or it may Big stock of Band In- A married daughter Hves in Ar | generations of poultry, hold, will not be called to the stand ’ precipitate one. struments just arrived. Get “see Mrs. Dawson bas never! - unless her testimony is deemed The organization of the union} j lived with her basband, and it is TORNADO DESTROYS TOWN. | pecousary by the officers sitting in which gives the Postal American | Prices, said thay were divorced. Bhe came | (iy United Press.) the court. Osborn fs bearing up Telegraph & Telephone employes Cc. H. ROSE into the camp ywaterday to visit} MUSKOGEH, Okla, May 7.—It well under the ordeal of the inventl- ‘as the second al the right to strike followed an at |the childgen, and it is thought) was reported here shortly after| gation, but persistently refuses to western district of the state of tempt on the part of an employes’ 1318 Second Ave. ‘Dawson tried to got her to marry! midnight thet a tornado had swept} comment upon the proceedings. ‘On RTO 1 Washington FRAULEIN CAROLINA STOETE es has endorsed ¢d for the high honor,| BERLIN, May 3.—Pretty Fraulein | American railroad Passenger 4 repe ste A age Carolina Stoete, whom Kaiser Wil | ©O# and convert them into into the qualifications o an a don which tickets can be Washington man, and ia said) balm called “the cloverest young eas In exehange for the} be satlafied with the informa | DUainess woman tn Germany,” I privilege she's willing to furnish | he obtained. As none of the) considering going to the United the railroad with all the Hokete | delegation endorged | States and jaying a little business tt needs prior to the time the) proposition before BH. Harriman There's money in this unique made ingutries, his ap-| and Jim Hill, business, The company ahe heads) i, if wade, will be non} A¥ she is now doing for the over here is earning 16 per cent! Belgian state railways, she wants per annum on tts contract with the! to cotlens the pawapapers tett in peigians state railways. ) BIKE RIDERS COLLID ONE OF THEM KILLED (Ry Valted Pree.) er ee when they o Neither STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.,| was going at a high Tate of epeod | 1 W. Park, an engi) Hoth ridera were thrown violently | to the ground aad their bicycles de , @ junior student mollabed, | Park sustained a compound frac ch tare of the akill which resulted tn ‘his death, and Grueli received tn- men were approaching from juries from which he was uncon- to| OPPosite directions in the dusk last scious for thee hours. a ee eg ee a eee coal 4 sire" a|TO. END THE CALHOUN HUNTERS PARADISE «| CASEIN TWO WEEKS WAS BEEN SOLD CHANGES! ..... ASBEEA.SOLD SAN PRANCIBCO, May T—Pran- announced that" the famous clx J. Henay stated today that the | Bpreckels Soap Lake ranch, para etal ng Patrick Calhoun probably dive for hunters for the past 10) be concluded within two weeks years, Kas been sold to a syndicate The prop-| Was FAMILY IN Alas Me GAME y re Sr on, 9 rw nan al | vit and child and ow Selling, Now Sell 500 Lots in All Parts of the New Steel City IRONDALE On Port Townsend Bay, the seat of the immense Steel Plant now under construction and which will be in operation October 1, 1909, with a monthly payroll of $60,000 This morning, the opening day of the sale, our offices were crowded with purchasers, and lots, especially business locations, went with a rush. Thirty prominent citizens left on the Chippewa this morning to make preliminary arrangements for the erection of business houses and homes on the lots they purchased before 8 o’clock this morning. The extraordinary demand for lots in Irondale is easily explained. What is now a beautiful plateau, fronting on the southern shore of Townsend Bay, with unrivaled harbor facilities, will in two years’ time becomea thriving city of 15,000 persons, with stores, banks, schools, numerdtis ‘industries and the only steel plant in the great west, with a en payroll of $2,000,000 annually. What will these lots be worth then? ACQUITTED FOR KILLING a | in PRICES TODAY JACKBONVIELE, Fin.’ May 7.— Sensational killing eplaodes | * 1 ae ‘Residence Lots $100 to $200 Re i | Business Lots $250 to $750 | Choice Suits for Boys] $ $ ae i a lp ag tie No interest on deferred payments. Terms. Perfect title. For ot x for boys 2% o ears ° . . old. “We have om ade a ie atdy of the best lots, plats and full information apply to general offices, MOORE INVESTMENT CO. the most be eautiful nt erect al assortment of 400 to 410 Arcade Annex, Seattle boys’ fashions in the city. . Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention the fact that Knox, while In B voted in favor of increns- Hy of the secretary of taught school here lant iS STUNG: pen it TSC "sis May 7.—~ Many | | who returned advance ||| Ee by tenants previous to! || er of April 18, 1906, today | ined that fact. According tl om m given youterday by batt in the district court os the fault les with the |] for tailing to provide in his |] for such a contingency | Our Prices Are $3.50 Up See our All-Wool School Suits, with two HEAD FOR TRANS. pairs of knickerbocker pants, for boys 7 to SERVICE 16, at $4 and ata BAN Pts "ISC 6 "lay 1—An- | heement Was made today that ‘der 1. Redélskeimet °& Co. First and Columbia »*' ’, wing ‘edging |] Strongest Overcoat Iouse in the State ur Business chance | on i as head of the} Med States army transport sere