The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1909, Page 5

With lish | | Run Away Demo OT Sat estimate the ex | O “Jailer Charles A.| Woking from a wit he saw ‘ap automot Ruatiedge at baad Highland Drive mped from at b Me machine toa smali boy f PCorning was unable com's motherin-law last week, charged alt | fands jdored the When She Hears News| —Bank Scandal Cause of Tragedy. MINERAL POINT, Wis, Oct. 18 Frank Hansmo, cashier of the efunct First National bank, com. itted suicide last night tn Grace cemetery here by shooting him The body was found today ly Ag across the grave of his father When Mra, John Gray, Hans was informed ¢ the dropped dead suicide, she trom heart failure. Vice President Allen was arrest with embexzli of the institution, but Hans had not been mentioned tn ction with the shortage comptroller of currency or bank to close ita doors | when he learned that a shortage of Wreoks the Car. snemme | MDOUl $200,000 had occurred at the boy evidently eCAMe | hank An examination of Hans com's books showed them to be tn excellent condition He is sald to been despondent because he yt most Of his personal fortune by ing of the institution Mra. ave a lost heavily Hanscom c n Connected with the bank nce it was founded in 1884, and ad been its cashier for 10 years. OES. CASHIER ENDS. TWO CONUICTS WRECK LIFE ON GRAVE STILL RESIST mOMOBILES. OF HIS FATHER. ARMED POSSE en Boy and Unknown Mother-in-Law Falls Dead Oregon Prisoners Are Making Desperate Fight) for Liberty — Two Are Taken. SALEM, Ore., Oct. 18 tryside south of here banks of the Willamette aroured today at the robbery and assauit al the hands of two dangerous convicts who, with three others, escaped from the state penitentiary here ing Already one of the five Hes dead with a shertff's bullet in his brain, two others are at the penitentiary desperately wounded, while a posse is pursuing the remaining two of The coun along the river pers have been warned ling ammunition to Nick b, a Russian, one of the fu who carries an automatic revolver he took from one of the guards His companion, Albert Murray, a half-breed I », Was un armed, according to last reports Par been warned of the dexperate « tor of the convicts pre t and their fa sheriffs, of guards from penitentiary in pur have autic pro of two y a force are ? om was 45 years old. was) *tit of the Russian and Indian. It night James f ery popular and his honesty had | !* expected they will be captured agent w never been questioned today. The Russian is reported to the Alaska building. em x have declared his intention of fight the Bird ay. entrance Street Car Men at Electron. ing to the inst. Albert Ferris and waitin grounds only to find The visiting members of the! George Duncan, who were shot and Butomobile had been) Massachusetts Street Railway as-|captured at the time George Wright Harry Baker, a park police soci n boarded a special train) alias Carter, was killed by a posse uthe car almost suh/on the Interurban line this morn bly will be hanged if the ur Min the waters of Lake Wash vieit the power plant at Elec their wounds, Dun ie $00 yards from the believed, will die. me entrance. A woman liv told Raker that a young wt to be drunk had pI @ Into the lake fey ashore. Bothwell Bs property yesterday considerably damaged fe, in a demolished ABULLETINS ing to state-| Rumber of his mier Briand has tain : Kaa—In a livery sta 4 to have been of Origin, three men were | Meath. two others were y and 2% horses were here early today ‘The general budget tor| fiseal year calls for $268 nting to the announce. by the government to. . members ge Defense leauge up by government th & degree his curios spirits and spi al Wu Ting Fang wants y in an aero- Must be grand to be Mf feet above thousands = Women,” said Wu, “and WS sad disappointment to the United & trip.” ds estimated here to started in t elevators did « $1,000,000 be Were extinguish fireman } Cal—William Clancy, a Was taken to San today to be form for burglary Red Bluff, Cal Len ‘The faculty of the Of Copenhagen wil t fo consider th: Geographica Ht be allowed to pas Of Dr. Fre lyn ex The Wil probably refuse the a inquest wil ¥ into the death of F Buchanan, the Asm Bho died on the c Right. The r of @ perfunct the diplomat evident fatture, m Pe Wl—Driven ber 4 Winds ey today dest Bt $100,000 at Weed Sumber c.; Was saved fr: BY the heroic « ; ie cures dandruff Yontistertroy hair an Bs Bor-alcotol com “ ; Je other t ut of & repeal of the | Another put off Hons public when | eee oat tact i aor Dini Bean iM deputies convenes | O"* Shasta county when | was only a lad | horse horse in my life ho account In those had wanted to steal I would have stolen a mule most valuable animals in the coun try | The STRENUOUS LIFE FAVORED — BY TEDDY CAUSING CRIME SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Oct. 14 cording to statements made by ag Miller, the poet of the St World's Marathon record | ¢rras, the strenuous life, so openly park yesterday after:|favored by ex-President Theodore thief stole his car,| Roosevelt, is responsible for much standing in the street at|of the crime committed in America. Yesler Way. Mr. So he assertion was made by the jpelied to ride home fn poet while addressing the con Early this moruing victs at San Quentin yesterda located at Tacoma,| Miller, in @ conversation with the edge of the Ma tov Warr Porter and arden John Hoyle, said “We are ail in too great a hurry. We should put things off until tomorrow. Lying, for instance. | used to tell a few ties myself, but found it did not pay. There is too much com petition. And breaking into jail, that t« They stealing arrested me never Horses were for I ot days, and if 1 as they were the “There is something wrong with the way the people of this country live. They are too strenuous, too vigorous. Roose- velt, as the head of this great nation, rushed the people into all sorte of crime. His stren. ory of life is criminal. lected us with a sort b Ne_ olin Shoe Polish The Newent, This Shoe Pol nufac- Seattle. at our own we the polieh whic y net crack the le Ask your shoe polisher olin So Every Frid Saturday and round trip fare to IRONDALE. and make the trip {f you possibl IRONDALE is steadily are urgently needed AT ONCE t& A BUTCHER SHOP, A DRUG STORE. A STATIONERY AND CIGAR STORE. A BOOT AND SHOE STORE. A FURNITURE STORE. A BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY STORE. A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. We have a 36-roomed buliding, steam heated, hot and cold water in every room, for rental. It will be completed within 30 days. We also have an owner who will build to sult, a hotel with from 50 to 100 roon Both of these hotels will be filled from the opening day IRONDALE 600,000 of assets Puget Sound Moore Investmen West It as the behind it } i q CAFE & GRILL | FIRST AND MADIGON., SIEM mething to growing ican madness is energy. it is @ mania peculiar to us, and Roosevelt is responsible for much of it.” Following hia conversa the warden and the gove poet said practically the things to the pri with the same ir wonere in Francisco — The Interstate began hear ing t fecting San Fran cisco and Cal We in daily have more ng-Hall- Marvin cturers of the Gen nek Co.'s Safes HALL’S SAFE & LOCK CO's SAFES Herring-Hall-Marvin fe Co. MANUFACTURERS OCCIDENTA ‘ member there is a special low in and see us about this Sund. Ce ¥ can The p care for he following r needs businesses el Cory the t Co., and it ring $42 city of 400-410 Arcade Annex INsist ON A NEW LUNCH and avoid Inferior tmita- | tions, ivered at yo business without extra cost; 10c and 160 each. Ring up A 8616 of Matin 1830 Prompt delivery assured. One trial, one test. Goodbye to reat Main office, th 219 Marlon street. prospect of} last Friday even: | ont nox! place of | DOWNING, HOPKINS @ RYE, Ian {THE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1909. —this store is ‘the home of credit” store”’ in the Northwest; the larg in Seattle; the original “credit housefurnishing est exclusive homefurnishing store in America. 4 progressive merchandising makes this store popular— —better store-keeping methods, more perfect store | STANDARD is always first in progressive merchan- ideas, improved and satisfactory service to you is our|dising and means to serve its friends in the best constant effort. We believe the great majority of | possible way to bring about absolutely satisfactory Seattle people appreciate the value of this store to| results to you and to us. Our unlimited facilities in themselves and friends, and understand that the | buying assure youalways the best value for themoney. our credit-giving methods should interest you— —such is our confidence in the person who wishes to buy house furnishings, so satisfied are we that the person who comes to this store to buy articles (Oo a) SA 2 A ds RET an extraordinary offer! $11 for this fine, massive chase leather $15 rocker upon terms of $1 down and 50c a week! come here and get such articles for the home as you require, and we'll arrange the terms for your buying in the easiest, simplest, most dignified and pleasant way.” ly welcome to credit here! for the home will carry out his prom- You are certain- ises, that we say to you: “Feel perfectly free and welcome to splendid chiffonier special — curtain materials keenly underpriced— GX SI down 50ta week buys thisfine rocker 50c values for 3%, —novelty nets, 45 to wide; full line white and in splendid mater and pric dd xine windows dd for the week regula $1.50 values, yard 49¢ 4)) our drop madras a 4 patterns of fine all short lengths, in regular price $11.00 —serviceable and neat style chiffon- tly like picture, wel joned an inished in golden slar values © top; extra large you r price 3 yard; your choice for for the week, yard for club— portieres for $3.25 —heavy tapestry curtains in good colors and designs; we want every litt Seattle handsomely fringed top and bottom; the regular e . prices are $4.50 and $5.00; 0 ! the showing ineludes all these prices we carry in —this year’s contest is creating great interest among stock; as an unusual offer- | friends It is surely the and entertain- ‘ontest we have held for the past ten years, ing at the beginning of the portiere season you can have the unrestricted tors: 3.25 mission style arm chair special— ~—comforta bie Mission style iginal, instructive, enjoyable Totem Pole Contest” : » @rmchair; name, and we want to number you among the solid oak, thousand little who will be made very pet tye a 2 happy by entering. 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