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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26


l=ACHE tracts Ca county road I mile
north q clty limits and car line
Seattle mterurham HuN building
within 3 blocks - place. hair mile
from sound. fine View.
Vow Is the time 20 bay before the
rnnd Is finished young man Pvt
your money Ia she naudbank. set -
per cent Instead % Z pr cent Hc
your aNu landlord then your money
will Nork while you sleep See
how Seattle has Eruwu the last few
years why these taarrr tracts will
s. RIGHT N TIE CITY Ia q few
other fellow Ter what you paid for
the whole Sell u iu buildfng lots.
Nov Il the time TO buy Ths owner
i in the citF for a short time from
Los Angeles Price g. go for t-acre
tract SO down. 80 per month Bal
nnrg. years, Der cent, or N sou
build. take mortgage Tor whole
mEaHY T. HTLLMAS. owner
a99 Madison Street xxx
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
8 20 buys fourteen acres - uutrr
front IN plain view II the city uu-
think Of lts-lElH feet Of shore right
8 80 buys iW feet frontage. facing two
streets. fst Ave. south
Eh buys three and une-hnH acres
three blocks from Interurhau car.
Water can be pipcd into the house
To look % this j % buy ~
DO YOU WANT TO MY.
takes il and We viii give you
deed 10 100 acres of land with ID.
WiNaHfp BROS.
Room 30 ColmHu Bldg If
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There will be nesting OF the
city council Tuesday night Only
regular business wili be brought
up.
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81 minutes ride "a ihf cts Tbs IL
No. I eot - gefea all CLEARED hua
HpfIHE water piped o. it BARN HHa
outhuiidiuEH. and 81 fenced Terms
.son nalt Perfect title,
CHARLES b ADAMS
aH gaimhn HuiidIuH. II
--- ------- 49,
"a pNNT FORGET
FAmvGEw ADDITION
II you waut q cheap home or want TO
aoWblr your money you cannot equal
FairFitw-
Come In and sce us
BREDEsf LEnoLD 8 cox.
iosa a Alaska Hids
nEsT nUY IN BALLARD Owner
plsstsfsd house and nics as.foot Id
'sr' n ls E sssI "a sf tssse r, ssss
cleared aua fsngsd. AT iu ffaii
: blocks y INC hssi Ballard business
pfgpsftl Isoes A the place and
RuHEHr MALTBNs
ms sssi Aiaska building -
a nEAL BARGAIN.
$50 takes this neat four.roam eottass
and t~o acres ~ fine alder land. al
yaf8s aud houses Walkinr distance
~ ear Eeea Fuaaa. Hraded school
aud neef st~fgfg etnFe
tttAklstaA 4 ADAMS.
- Enlmsn building IT
CHEAP HOUSE. le,s -. also =
lots. s-etoFf house, geA also 4.reum
them - down. 80 per month close
In. on car Inc. cts water. etc 0HHs
e.. = y. iiiiman rooms la Times
l. = LE BEAu a 90.
, Nan ,. iss M 80, s.a,,, - ). 7. Hls
troam cotiare. let us Show you thls
Fer sals-Farn. sne Land
WATfH FRo&T ON SOUND
{. hsrea eha4cs water front Nithia
Hlght o. Seattle. ba'o
Flvs acres. aajoialas small torn.
uaadefn sfaom house, handy 70 hee
attic tape9
g acres. Is cleared. Kood lard. slopinE
a nlrs beach modern io-ruam house
barn. several outhaildinEHs stock and
tools. Iba.
Small tract near wharf highly i'm
proved. faeiHE nice beach new >
room cottage also acres few rods
from above both fer tsaai terms
Mine acres facing nice beach. unim-
proved 49,
ROBERT NALTuY.
Ee.o-n Alaska hidr -
FARM HAnaAIN~ - acres. nicely To-
Gated. - acres cleared balance pas.
tufe orchard. all kinds - small
fruits Groom pisstersd house. ierEs
creek through the place price q. 50.
which includes moving machine.
Il ROBERT MALrHY.
ug-0-st Alaska nldE -
BAHgAIS- acres very easily clear
I cd. ell level excellent Huii facing
on seed county road, handy 90 in-
trrurban. viii sell this tract with
d. enough timber 10 build two.rnam
house for 40 very easy terms
Fa RObERT MALTnY.
q eia-N-fi Alaska Bldg -
& FREE GOVERNMENT LAND
HnmeHteans. desert claims irrigated
lands. timber lands ranches % al
d. n o SMITH a co.
In Room Times BLDG
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND ia
1I coma Handy TO Tnterurban. 20
acres rich garden land. mostly al
der and maple. very easily cleared.
= no timber facing on good county
q road. adjoining an improved farm.
q ,close 90 school and nciEhhors tss4.
half cash.
ROBERT MAITHY.
Gq-Nszt Alaska BLDG -
CLosE-lN farms aud acreage, SO per
acre. Some improved. Selling out
Bee the owner. Hillman IN the Times
block. today. II
MUST BE soLD-t0 acres. nicely To-
Gated adjoining small town enc
hour from Seattle. few minutes walk
from ppstoffice stores. church and
good school land II nearly level and
good soil. partially improved. good
Broom house. small orchard there
j. timber enough on one 10 acres
20 half pay for the place The own
ucr needs money and has instructed
me 10 scll for 500 II " a very low
figure, II you see the place you
Will buy H.
ROBERT MALTRY.
gl9-m=I Alaska bldg ~
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

3. n. Mullen, al ballaFs avs go
peafts Cir kalL
Fremont hfua eo, Ewing stree
and Fremont avenues
Quaker Drug c. tots LET ave.
Thes. Harris "a pestetttes, Nennitsesl
c. ~ Lehndreft. cigar store NlsiA'
Second
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LOST Hiack mare with white face.
brand Il Reward sofia hohustrUnl
South Park. lu
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Mrs Martha Riafr graduate OF chi
saEu school az Midwifery. a-nlsst "a
years experience. $500 Neatcru Ave.
Main 1911 ia
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ruommE hauar II 3 ruoma. cleHe in,
must be sold before JutY let Part
eHah balance easy teftaa. Inquire
aH Oriental Fhuptsa Main iNii
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EVIDENCE secured n civil and IA
NurrV eHHEH. accurate REPORTS Sc
attg Seeect Service. aia hineklgN
block
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FOR SALE Market. n YOU are ls.,,
ms Tor a snap phune oWnrr Nosl
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eEER3rAiNs iauoasFed. sse palr. nIscs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26

AUCTION SALE or FIRsr CLASS
FURNITURE THE CONTENTS
OF SIX WE'LL FURNISHED
R0OAis - q Bicksrton 4 60.
yin ssil Il aos ChsEry street on WE'D.
sharp. hTasa mounted beds. springs.
mattresses. hHrfHuas Cummuafe.
chairs. center tables. toilet sets finc
chairs. fiue rockers. fine range. In
0teum. erockcrN. FrauttHwmrr The
above - an good and has been IN
use bat 4 short time z. @. Becker
Main ioei. Indspssdsnt ~. =
AUCTIONS SALE or HfoH-GRADE
FURNITURE COST MAR 500.
s s. q bi 81 TlqfrR sSPPAe y ~;
TABLESPOONS, I'D and @EW FIRST
AVENUE NEAR BATTERY
sTREEr. the gTrii JUNE. AT i0,n
- beds. hair matyressea. fine bed
aAug golden OAK furniture. consist
Ink u square and round extension
tables dining chairs. buffet china
mahossny parisr fafnisars. I'M
rockers elegant ChickeriuE upright
piano cost - A. Foad a. new
sln 49, eEtissai St'slhsay sqaare
fun set cost -. tableware n tho
stools. bric-a 6fac. dressing table.
stored eat. suitable .i's Tor hotel 6s s5i
case wardrobe pier glass. mirrors.
ptetureHs art squares, Administer
russ velvet carpets. Oriental rugs.
the best ever offered 20 a saattis
public and h. open for imause ffun.
lunch provided on day % sale ~
Phones. Ma i6ol. Independent ia.
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NONEY collected tn Seattle and rV-
of5whrres claims vigorously pushed.
lueludiHE personal INJURY Ca2rH. con.
Hntntal COLLECTION Company. WA
lfIn1lkieN block IS
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HFAllaH millinery at lowest prices
Mrs A NJ HANSON. 1901 Fourth
Ave-, corner Pine street
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VII sons Modern haaineaH college.
James and Second
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MEAT MARKET In heart 81 city,
junction ~ car lines, Sc per week
cleared
ClGAR STAND. good stand, hogd
stock. cart ruom price 500, rent VIZ
GROCERY good stock each huHtHtHHt
ruud TRADE. price $3.50. tent Va
GLOVER a SCOTT
llJ Ol Marion Block, Main ttto
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l. = LE BEAU GO.
Main iea - y r. Ulk
TO- cash 81 per month
Groom CuttHEa. Let ua show y0u this
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Second avenue and Pike street; cap
ltal paid up. fl0Q 60. ~. &. Neuielder,
pres; j. II Greeuieaf cashier. com
marciai. savings and trust business
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Red clover. Prime cwf. sITes.
aisike. choice. tlT. white clover. t,e
ff25f timothy. per cwt. t6.c.
orchard grass iie.ea. red ton SO
10. English rye grass. s.. Italian ne
grass. IS. bronze grass. tls: tan
meadow cat grass. SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. SIG rs. pasture mixture.
uplands. tf0aIZ
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Oats. per ten. t2Ia52. bran, Der
ton. i2i422 barley. rolled. per Ton
i2s tod ~; feed wheat. per Ten ~
@as. dairy chop feed. per ton. 81.
oil meal per ton. so: best chon.
Al1U2ss whole corn. ton tz7; shorts
per ton. -.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
Russian Loan Reported Progress.
ing Satisfactorily.
RUSSIAN INTERESTS IN JAPAN
Japan Not In = Hurry TO Talk Peace
Until She Has Captured vladivostok,
Russia's Only Outlet to the Pacific
Coast, Which 10 Very Probable.

Paris, March 24,--The announcement
that the notification has been issued
that the Russian loan has been pro-
crossing satisfactorily has added new
basis for peace talk and cessation of
hostilities between Japan and Russia
While no announcement has been
made as to what use the loan will be
put TO, but It has been stated that
there are strong intimatlons from Of
fetal and diplomatic quarters that
steps toward peace have been definitely
taken by Russia.
II Is said that Russia will deal II,
rectly with Toxic through the French
minister who has charge Of the Rus
sian affairs ani interests In Japan.
The proximity OF the japanese troops
to vladlvostok. some diplomats say,
may mitigate against peace, as Japan
is seeking to avert a settlement until
she possesses Russla's only outlet to
the Pacific ocean.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
Morales Can't Pay His Bills and
Trouble Vhreetened.
APPEAL TO UNITED STATES
Morales Charged With DisIoyalty and
the Inhabitants Propose to Prove II
by Fortifying Forts and the Guards
on the Streets Have Been Doubled.

New York, March 24.-President
Morales council Of ministers is dis
cussing the question. cables the Her
AIDS correspondent at San Domingo,
of asking the United States to take
Samana and Sanchez under American
protection under the terms Of the arbi-
tral award in order to prevent then
seizure by persons hostile to the gov
ernment.
W. r. Thomann, head Of the Ger
man consular service at Santo Domin.
CO. and DR.. Perera Blesa, Spanish
charge d'affaires. intend visiting Port
au Prince, Hayti, April 5 if they can
not do so earlier to consult the Ger
man and Spanish ministers who are
accredited to both Hayti and Santo
Domingo as to the situation.
A newspaper organ of the opposite
party has bitterly attacked President
Morales, charging him with disloyalty
and declaring he has been losing
ground daily since last June. There is
activity in the forts and in the city and
the street guards have been doubled.
The American gunboat Castlne Is on
the alert ready to land 700 men at a
moments notice to protect American
interests.
The marines have their cartridge
belts filled and all precautions have
been taken in view of a possible out
break. There is signal station on
the roof Of the American consulate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
Doubt Exist Whether There Is An
Honest Man in the City Of
Portland.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY IS BUSY
Evidenee in the Hands Of the District
Attorney Exposes the Operations Of
a Gigantic Pool of Portland Con-
tractors FiIehins from the City.

Portland. March 24.--Evidencs now
in the hands Of the district attorney
exposes the operations Of a gigantic
pool of Portland contractors, filching
from the city and county by methods
'of operation similar to those Of the
gang which was exposed in Chicago
number of years ago. and which may
result in criminal information being
filed against numerous prominent con-
tractors, city and county officials and
prominent lawyers. Practically every
city contract Of importance let within
the past three years has been control
led by this pool, Of which conclusive
evidence is said to have been placed
before the district attorney, and the
investigation is not yet completed.
The important works said to be
handled by this pool and which are
now under investigation, are the con-
struction of the Morrison street bridge,
the Front street bridge. the Portland
drydoek and numerous buildings at the
Lewis and Clark fairgrounds.
At the head Of this pool is said to be
Robert Wakefield. indicted this morn
ing on a charge Of giving bribe to
Geo. r. Thomas. member Of the port
of Portland commission, and associ-
ated with him are Sidney Smith, ]. E.
Bennett, Joseph PacQuet, the Pacific
Construction Company Of California
and others. The men who instigated
the investigation which has led to such
startling disclosures, is said to be A.
A. Bailey. representative from Multi
nomah county in the legislature.
The pool is almost exclusively
home industry, shutting out all for
eign competition, it is said. by pay
ment Of bonus when it could not be
accomplished by other means. Nearly
all contracts taken by the pool were
sublet at enormous margins Of profit
and through the collusion Of city and
other officials, it is claimed, immense
gratis were perpetrated and the tax
payers money distributed to enrich the
gang.
First of the big gratis, 1t is charged,
was the construction of the Morrison
street bridge, in which Robert Wake
field, acting in collusion with the Pa
cifc Construction Company of Cali
fornia. it is said, secured $1,000 for
building the two waiting rooms, which
many contractors say could have been
erected for, not more than $4,000 and
then realize big profit. This, It is
alleged. was one OF the pools con-
tracts, in which $4,000 allowed for ex-
tras was divided.
The next transaction cost the pool
$4,000 and broke the line Of defense
which had been formed. This was the
withdrawal of the Pacific Construction
Company, of Everett, Wash, from bid
ding on the construction of the Front
street bridge. This deal was exclu.
sively published and exposed.
Contrary to the general belief. there
were two checks figuring In this lead,
and their similarity in lounts have
caused confusion.
The Pacific Constrvcticn Company
of Everett bid $4,000 rr this work,
putting up certified cheek Of s5sOO.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
STAGE Robbery.

San Francisco, March 24.-Sheriff
Barnet OF Alameda county has gained
an important lead In the stage $4,000
hold-up case by turning up the second
buggy used by the robbers in going
to and getting away from the scene
of the crime. The buggy has been
identified by DAILY, one Of the men who
was robbed. 1t was hired by a strang-
er who answers the description OF one
Of the robbers on the morning of the
robbery, and returned about noon,
both buggy and horse showing evil
dence Of hard usage.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25

Drain. Ore. March 2t.--Hcrman
Shocks Of Drain went TO the house OF
L. v. Cooper. nine miles west OF
Drain. ostenpahiy for the purpose OF
killing Cooper. when he arrived at
the house he went inside and had a few
words, when Shocks shot and Instant
ly killed Cooper. who had accused him
Of poisoning him. and as soon as
Cooper fell. he shot and killed Paul
House. who was in cooper's house at
the time. the scene OF the tragedy.
when hls blSody' work was completed
Shocks turned the sun on himself
dying almoa, instantly from the effects
Of the charge.
Last week Cooper took dose OF
medicine and was soon seized witn
convulslons, which showed signs OF his
having been poisoned with strychnine
Cooper suspected Shocks and intlmat-
cd as much TO some OF the nelghbora,
some one OF whom told Shocks. When
Shocks entered the house Cooper &c.
cused Shocks Of attempting to poison
him. Shocks called Cooper liar and
selElng n gun. shot and killed Cooper
He then turned the gun on Howes. who
was in the room, killing him Instantly
He started TO pack his vallse as II in
tending to quit the premises, but had
hardly stepped out of the door before
he killed himself The scene OF the
tragedy Is nine miles west OF this
place.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
PAGES plsml.,sd.

New York, March 24,--A number of
the nobility and two more pages have
been dismissed from court service
says a Herald dispatch from st. Pet
ersburg. Something OF a sensation
was caused by the news following so
closely the dismissal Of another page
few days ago.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
GIRL STEALS MONEY.
She Buys a New Hat and Box Of
Candy.

She Buys a New Hat and Box Of
Candy.
Chicago, March 2i.-Yearning for
the attractive clothes and the pleas
ures enjoyed by more fortunate girls,
Mary Smith, 10 year old school girl
has stolen a purse containing ST.
bought a new hat, boquet Of flowers
and box OF candy and then secured 2,
ticket Of admission in the gallery of
theater. where she was found by the
police. She had sl1 in cash and $50
had been found previously in the base
ment of the Huron school. where she
had hidden 1t. The purse belonged to
a woman visitor at the school, AMI was
missed shortly after the Smith girl
had been excused by her teacher.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25

at him with revolver. but with the
assistance OF the carmen he was over
powered and turned over TO the police.
lie gave his nnme rs Charles Colby.
but later said his right name wns otto
Mitchell. ani that he had arrived from
Los Angeles four months ago ana was
out OF work.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
ICE BURNED UP.
Nearly 10000 Tons Of Ice Destroyed
In Chicago,

Nearly 10000 Tons OF Ice Destroyed
In Chicago.
Chicago, March 24,-Nearly 10000
tons of ice and two buildings, each ESQ
by 500 feet have been lost by nre at
One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street
and Lake Calumet. The big storage
houses held the winters cut on the
lake.
Before the first flre company arrived
the buildings, valued at $4,000, were
destroyed and most OF the contents
valued at $4,000, had slid back into
the lake front. which It was taken from
during the winter. The buildings were
the property of Swift & Co.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25

quietly In FOUNDER mausoleum. The
body OF his son lies by his side. Now
We are about to lay the body Of the
wife and mother between them.
They do rest from their labors and
their works do follow them"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
Bio Rsnsht.

New York, March ei.-The beneflt
today at the Metropolitan opera house
for Joseph Holland. the actor. who on
account OF illness, will probably never
be able to appear on the stage again,
netted $4,000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Charles Stephen Rogers and Wife Of
Los Angeles, Dead.

Los Angeles, March 24e-Charles
Rogers. a patent attorney. and
his wife were found dead in bed at
their home this afternoon. The cir
cumstances indicate that Rogers shot
his wife and then committed suicide.
No NOTICE is known for the crime.
One theory advanced is that after re-
firing last night Rogers became sud
denly insane.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
I4iahwayman Captured.

Tonopah. New March 2t.--Harry
Mnnnon. deputy sheriff OF Nye county,
shot three times, mortally wounded
and captured one Of the band OF high
waymen who recently committed a
hold-up at Montexuma, ana got $500.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
TABLES TURNED.

San Francisco Hishwayman Attempts
to Hold UP q Bank.
San Francisco, March A.-The tables
were turned upon a highwayman last
night He had just stood up bank
clerk named John e. Webster at the
point of a pistol and robbed him Of .
gold watch and a small sum of none
on Ash street near Hayes when the
gripman and conductor of a passlne
car rushed to the victims assistance,
This gave webster an opening and
he grappled with the robber, who fired
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
CONSTRUCTED WRONG,
Abused Spouse Seeks Legal Separation
From Husband.

From Husband.
New York. March 2i.--suit for sep
ration has been brought. according to
the American. by Mrs. Allan u. Black,
wife OF Harry s. Black. head OF the
United States Realty Il Construction
Company and the Fuller Construction
Company. Mrs. Black Is the daughter
OF the late George A. Fuller. founder Of
the company. who achieved fame by
developing the methods OF construction
In the modern steel skyscraper
Black and his wife are well known
In Chicago. where they formerly re-
sided.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
identifying Criminals.

Chicago, March 24.-The Chicago
bureau OF Identification has adopted
the thump print method of Identifying
criminals as an adjunct TO the Bartil-
lion measurement system. 0h
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25

Marinette. wis. March 2l.-A. C.
Merriman of the. Hamilton 6 Merri-
man Lumber Company died tonight at
Eureka. Cal, aged "a years, he left
an estate valued at s7,OOo,OOO,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
SCHOONER WRECKED.

The HaIIIbut oehoonoF EIIa q WFeokeu
Al Sand Spit. 4
Victoria, March PA special from
Clayoquot says the American schooner
Ella q. which has been engaged in the
habilbut fishing of Vancouver island,
was driven ashore on Sand spit We'd
nesday night during q heavy gale. The
crew was saved. The vessel is hard
and fast and efforts to float her have
failed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
STRIKE ENDED.
Peasant Assitstlon in Warsaw 10 Now
Subsidina.

Warsaw, March 2I.--The strike In
the coal and iron districts OF SosovIce
and Dombrovn have ended. The peas
ant aggitation continues. but only on
a sporadic movement, controlled by
SPECIALIST aggltators, have been
unable thus far to impress the peas,
ants with their view OF the necessity OF
a strike.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
THEY ARE ALL IN.
New York Doctors Have No More
XIII EN- Quick.

New York. March 2a.-Doctors nj
the New York hospital say they have
no Killsky.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-25
DRAIN MURDER
Double Murder at Drain,
Oregon.
MURDERER IS KILLED
Herman Shocks Shoots and Kills
E. V. Cooper and Paul
howse.
ACCUSED OF POISONING HIM

Shocks Completes His Bloody Tragedy
and Then Turns the Gun on Himself
Dying Almost instantly From the
Effects OF the Charge.