The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
BRIEF CITY NE VS.

The police are unable 10 locate
dos PRISONERS who have worked for
many months In Seattle without
fear OF an arrest The police main
tain that the lack Of enforcement 81
the state Ian regarding the sale %
poisona ~ one reason foe their
heinleseursN. The Seattle Kennel
club Il up IN arms Humane officer
CLARK Il doing the hest he can %
locate the ggilty PARTIES " Il
Harris and Mr.. Garsons report dogs
polsoned
Committees werr named Saturday
to take charge II arrangements faf
Memorial Day. Representatives
were present from the various vete-
ran posts and Ladies' Aid soelefy.
Theodore " noaFdman died At
los Angeles. sunday morning. Of
pneumonia. aged 90 years We vas
born IN Victoria. n e In 1874 the
family showed 10 Tacoma and ia
1875 came 10 Seattle Here be lived
until eight years aEo. when he sent
to California. residing since in
Sacramento and Los Angeles. Nhsre
he was engaged In the mercantile
business lie leaves his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Gsafgs W Boaramau.
and a sister. Mrs. Charles } RileY
In Seattle. and a wife. brother and
sister In Los Angeles.
A. y Calder. general passenger
agent Of the Canadian Pacific In
this city. received q circular an.
nounclnx the rates 10 the National
I Educatiun association. 10 b. held II
AsBuTy PARK the latter part Of June
The fare direct. both going and
coming. will be isfSs. 10 80 one
way via California. NilI BE- ti35e
higher
Local Socialists Monday observed
shat IL known as International
Labor day in Europe A. g Sci
bert. A. ~ Anderson. Mark Leitss
and G. Robbins spoke Of the var
{ loua aspects of the labor situation a.
home aud abroad and Of the aiKnis
/ fieance Of the occasion celebrated
II was announced that j lsoonoloif
Russian with headquarters Ia New
York who la collecting funds for the
/ Russian tsfuriats. bad raised 20 date
g. .3s9 Ia this country.
Joseph Haas q printer and heat
giral man. died Monday afternoon At
the paclflc hospital from pneumonia.
lie fret went 10 the hospital for an
| injury 70 his knee 81 advertising
manager for Murray and Mack. cont
nected with She advertising depart
msut % Ringing brothers and
T professional actor. Haas gained
considerable reputation. He has
beer a resident ~ this city FOR the
past ten years Rich relatives are
said 20 reside Ia New Yer ESTATE
They viii be notified II possible aud
disposition Of the remains accorded
Haas was IN the employ ~ Lowman
4 Hauferd company 81 the time u
+ his accident
The Carpenters union Monday
night sent communication TO the
council requesting that an ordinance
F be- passed compelling all second
hand dealers 20 display Tools On -ale
In a front window or other conspi-
+ cious place. The matter Wnr reier-
rcd 10 the police committee.
II has been found that tools stul-
+ en- from carpenters are generally
stored IN some place where they are
difficult 20 see and therefore cam
not be identified by the owners
/ Edward Payne and Prank Murray
/ are charged With grand larceny by
direct Information drawn BY Assist
ant Prosecutins Attorney Wander.
vcer. Monday afternoon. IN accord
ance with the request Of Mrs A.
Gordon. Of 230s Western avenue.
who had a fight With the thieves
Saturday afternoon. The piucky
woman followed them aud succeed