The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1910, Page 6

SATI rHE STAR j 6 er cere Bb —SEATTLE'S. GRE it Buildings Burne RDAY TO COUNCIL te ki n | Yn ' 1 ie | ‘ ” ; | te Lives Are.} t rh etlmar a . A ; tritying up |) Kel = of ¢ oy ; ; end ea t ‘ , : apr the ’ | nek te : Ceatete mire loll ton ‘ po J Li L ‘ ‘ \ ~ | tak " bs ' Black areas show the district burned over by last q night's fire. ope his in the | Sse SrpeH pase: =: FOR SLAYER Was Fearful Loss I (Conciuded.) ‘ Look for Young Husband he of Rich Frisco Woman ,, UU MARRIED MURDERED WOMAN itcxs. scri00% OPEN GRADUATION EXERCISES eee eee MaRS 4 Prod + Who Was Murdered in > FREE STORAGE * om: | ¥ y| Italy. f . t J *. t baacba sorts of rumors would swear | * seeregv vi my Calted Press.) The post n e x il ee oe that 25 men had 1; others |* * ae ees ‘| como w 3 — that the " ne ead knew posittv the de ¢|* ames, re a ote gon age © not of th enuff t . three firemen, A e fire died |* cob ive # | char Scott, of San Fra we dent Moore th down the crowds, sat ith | * we me ie ae yecame national p ‘ | pyrotechnics, thought of b bed - ~ ser see [tem toda en the police appealed | Street cars shut down an alt. | * Pe sag’ z be @ aotherities ot fi payee | ing. Taxis and autos w > Pie = neg apes tate a World-wide ot & for . | premium To add to vd Cha y nA an w 9 Eiienaed. Linemex ee arried Mrs tle ¢ " their lives, had prowled among t high voltag cutting off the curr Men might fight in saf omic) YOUNG MAN WHO Mager stepped on a nail, He was} wires { | le th local author (Ry Untted Freee) | painfully, but not seriously, injured. | t f that ¢ be | BOSTON, June 11 —Arrange | George Bent was overcome with| ATTACKS HUBBY red of his wife and murdered | ments are betng made today for a @moke. He was able to go back to ian sd strike of O0000 te -e0eee desk! work. this afternoon ts ‘witch ‘the Char semplaped in Now York! hee | y . ~o ng near the beaut! | fc wing the authorization of the| LAST NIGHT SAW abd . ; e of Como was ransacked to- | strike by the Lady Garment Work | Ever ok and | ore ational union, now in| TERRIFIC STORM | rushed into the titek ding was searched, |session here. Albert Block ts! suits malate jtween a husky young m the ven undertook ajchairman of a special committee ‘The storm last night, which help. | ***7P**t!y trying to beat cursory examination of the gardens |appointed to arrange preliminary e4 fan the fire, was one of the most |™*", '% front of the Eitel and orchards near by. While the | details for the walkout \ severe in years at ond and Pike, ye | Como poli ariton, they ‘A heavy gale, commencing early | ‘7... and that” referred to/ Bre Rot Ov thet | fm the evening and reaching the ve @ aoe te . he, too, may ked and | were various right left hooke locity of 40 miles an hour at mid murdered age was left by MRS. JOHNSON Right, shook up the boats along the | ¥''h ‘he finger ne awe and | the couple nt ad in waterfront, and even jarred the big | Peeks of the young man. Befors|tended to shortly. There Several of the smaller craft | *®* had time warmed | was no indication of flight, and the | ps up to her w ap Charitons ‘isturbed ‘Were compelled to shift their moor eat fing and get in the lee of the piers | Peared and ste and the large vessels. gg Menor yeas On Lake Washington the Ander. | ‘0? Hows Son Steamboat company was kept traveling clothes of the rently had not bee (iy United Preees VANCOUVER, Wash., June 11—| Mrs. Maud Jobneon, “fake injury | queen,” sentenced from one to five years in the penitentiary for de| Whe She Ie. SAN FRANCISCO, June 1) Ro you @@ guard until early this morning |Y°Urs follow , fe Porter Charlton's ma name was|tausgiag the Northern Paelfic ra Watching the fleet of steamers. Two peal secs Of her COM | Mary Crittenden Scott. She Wa*iway by feigning injury in April otal gg the wind = pace yy vase ian H. H. Scott.| i909, was taken to Walla Walla to ight, but were recovered be-lggree eae te ke & we we former deputy ‘collector of the port) noein her term in the penitentt fore they got far off. Several docks | » # (of San Francis was born some tia nent nelle , | urd eee — _ the |» BANK CLEARINGS. @| Elko, Nev. 34 rs ago, and w Eo | @ were ¥ shaken and loosen-| » | educated at a \ | ed on their pilings l@ Seattle # | Pranciaco. © was sin of CONDUCTOR WEIR | The disappearance of young!» st | late Presid Harrie and a reia~| | Charlies Lee, believed to have|e & | tive by marriage of t ate Admira | f drowned in a canoe, is the only fa-| Tacoma. # | Samp | tality reported so far - * oles. @ a} The git the niece of Mr | a ae _— \* 6 * reat gtr pprcbies pad cme th, "Fitee Bree | |*® Portland. * ge ~ EVERETT, June 11—Conductor Ie ¢ today. .$1,457,612.00 # " “he Weir, of Everett, was killed and ‘ |e k 147,640.00 # artic, an @ ltwo brakemen injured in @ freight * Spokane wreck at Skykomish thie & Clearings toda $905,432.00 morning. The brakemen, Boft and William MeHal Two yes . nt }* Balances i 141.00 © wher Castle t her * ' that she wished to €o 0 | Brought here on a special train./ IRATE RAS PERS oe Oe Meee. Caste wae, nted | Neither is seriously — Injured. | Assistant United States district at-| Weir's body has not been found. | sip ng otf - easy enough If) torr Nome, Alask net ¢ His train took a siding to allow! v “wr another freight to pass, but In } . eer some way the four rear care and WELFARE LEAGUE “ye panty atori« 1 bY the caboose were left on the main) ORGANIZED |'s,"!fe,!2 Ne Yor when she shot fine : One Kind. gaining ar a divor H (By United Press.) Por Ar AOATAIS. June 11-—The men ot suring, ‘he, uw weainet vice 18 NOT IN LEAGUE WITH| “Xe my ima who vere’ tx the inne * restricted EMPLOYMENT Foren, ere ig én ge ite ¢ _ AGENTS JUSTICE WILLIAM H, compartments of t when it was Calais, May 26 the collision and slowly strang to death. The men compa s, which open, were they died This re geons who « the officers and crew of Marin¢ While the divers from the Frenc Warsbips were working on the sunken craft t the inner con Were slow i tion proves the that tappings | men on the sides of the bmar Were heard 3 The belief is expr ed here t : R ned Ja 8 er . ; at once half be s would have been sa f every kind little craft mMoOoDY Yonkers States au,” said C. F | ear always get unless the Shop of Swelldom |: foreman would hire them from th Reopens known to th —| Bniore Seattle, has pt r ot Millinery om | Nore your and will dispose same at 25¢ on the dollar Sale opens Monday THIS BANK ADVERTISES small know by that they soon become large ac re ee) CALAIS, France, June 1 Re. |! k a moval of the bodies « iriffit KP of the French mar Pluvione was begun toda Was sunk In m when t gubmarine tried to dive under a Packet May 26. Twenty-sever were drowned. The but here today tima of the accident get to the Pluviose Strained by officer ot ; who endeavored to get picture the scene were mobbed The first b was Femoved at| 9:15 a. m The work of remo Was slow on account of the b condition in h the bodies were found The attention of Tt fied pages today. On rare ocen will ap pear with a guarantee. When h ad appears {t will bear the strictest investigation Some of the best offers ever made in real-estate are listed fied pages today the classified pages and a good book Star Sta very jons an ad Neto , L, E. Kirkpatrick, Lawren To attract accounts, be cause we experience counts The small saver of to lay is the big bus tomorrow, The aving latives of the Save read them care’ as you would re man of habit it. Many of our largest ac arted Begin now with a little. Seeeeteeeeeeee %|[ counts e with one dollar SERRA Terrrrre eee trees. It takes a ch ng widow p Fis april Fresno Has Fire, Too re-| FRESNO, Cal., June 11.—The po cago |lice today are working on a theor h destroyed a ware |that fire wh house containing 2,000 tons of Get Ahead and Stay Ahead THE STATE BAN OF SEATTLE Mutual Life Bidg., Corner First and Yesler. Remember Our New Location. I} to generate raisins in this city last night was R 5 D G Ee W re) @) D of incendiary origin. There have been several incendiary fires tn “THE PLACE FOR YOUR HOME” Fresno recently It ts estimated the loss in raisins in the fire was $10 Cash and $10 Monthly. LARGE LOTS f | $100,000, The stock was owned by SIDEWALKS prtkeg Pacific Coast king com } pant Mrs Diet png WATER nt AND CU NEVER NCHTE ais JUNI 1910. RETURN Was rau 1s, CALL «THE SE ® ureday Factory and | Salesroom Kinnear Mfg. Co. 2001-7 Eastlake Av. Do the ng WAY On WRITE M. 8336, 336 Arcade Blk. LE STAR pow ATT Yosier A P_ KYGGs RE CO. INC. Ke the 8. 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