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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

The.s slll ~ big rally of fifth
ward Miller supporter. in the rooms
OF the Acme eusiaes.. co'less In
the p.I building this evening" v.
G. Hughes will yresiae. and Nj.
aiiMr Will make the chief address
o. III. HolzheiN~rs " HallinEsr and
others will also s,~sk NJ. Miller
.ill make . fall statement OF his
platform, and will tell what he in
tends to ~ II ne is sl.c'sd mayor
Mr.. Miller Last risht aaares SOD
. lsFSs uSsetins st Rainier Beech.
nelne raes, q, q special meet ms
~ Inc Rainier Beach Improvement
club
Representative rrruhl,caps ~
Ballard gathered In the old city hall
last night and organised 3llirr
club. The following officers wsrc
ei@eted p-saidsn, W W Shields
vice prcEtdeDt. q A. Schneider. sec
Rotary H. s. Onstmd, treasurer. j..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
Man Who Resembles siaye. Of White Makes Mast
Remarkable Offer 10 Evelyn Ihaw.

August Weber. wsss ~Hs NJ one
time Thhwa butler. resnmea tile
stand AZ 10 o'clock thsa mufninx
and continued his testimony. tend
Ing 10 show hat be vas impressed
by Thaws irrationailty Weber
was eroam-etamined b Jerome
belle Moorebonse Lawrence. whe.
aa goyefnses employed IN the
Thau family kspt diarx on
Thawa peculiar acts. will arfivsf
from California TO-DAY and wsli hel
az once called 90 the stand b. IN.
ti.san Professor Beck. ~ pltis.
hurx. who also haa Thaw As =
patient. viii give evidence aionm
the same line
Justice Vernps Davis. who pfc
sided IN the ran raftanson murder
trial. occupied a scat beside 1uass
Bowling when the bearing vac ~
sumed
Raymond A. BroNse. a music
publisher Nha Ss In the Roof gar
den as the time Of the Shooting.
said his attention wan called 20
Thas that night heeassc. IN apitc
81 the fact that the weather ws
hot. he wore an overroat with the
collar turned up browne said
The defendants face VAS pale and
his eyes had \ Wild appearance.
Abraham Beck. 81 lAneast-f
county. Pa. tessi;ies that Tha@ waA
one 81 class Of Is boys under bis
charge. As a lad Harry vas nery
0ue. said the witness. and h.
often how led lAc Wild animal. lie
could not be controlled
Nicholas Stokes. rsember Of The
sorouers jury that held Thaw. and
Annie Blrgls daclared Thaw MAS
irrational Recess vas then taken
Alas BiFFfu u sister % Chris
Hesiu. who testified yesterday.
There vas no afternoon aession
~ the trial court recess being
taken until tomorrow 70 allow lrls
poftant witnesses time 20 reach the
city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

LONDON. Jan Is England liz
daily siviug svlasnees ~ hcs fear
cor the future OF 1a.pan. sts,es rae n
say the combined political ard
financial problem Confronting the
mitafos country mas ssaaeals
doomed up as Issuacina force and
that fsw .sertons who have nos aee n
apan' balance sheet appres o @
tie imminent dsegsr
Fveuta Of the last few DAYS have
shown the woyld how tnreatenlna
ne situation really IT, One hing
seems certain ~re will be NJ
wa tslk - me nav 81 Japan ma,
"a. Zoe lane time To come.
Even b s'@. careful figuring and
beet man agemcnt HFs'ish st9;es-
Isn cnnn.r, understand how japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

coming from such a source ahosld
settle this matter for all tirss to
come. and
Whereas. u aas sow become well
known asd In ttet Is stated by Nr
Murphy ard G. Z. Re1sscrg that
u they are elected TO the cousell
~ Seattle they will use their Off.
cial capacity 10 have the services
Of Oluaatesd Bros dispensed with.
and that they will pat this cut
through the park 10 spite of The
wishes Of the people BE II
Resolved. That se. the voodlskd
Park Isssrict Improvement club as
citizens ot the Ninth ward. de-.
oounee their action and pledge OUR.
selves 10 do everything po4l.shi.l
and honorable TO defcat M Aur-
ply saa Mr.. Remsb~rs in the com.
ing primsr, election. believing that
By 50 aea ne We are serving the hest
,nt@fesf OF the p.hlic."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
Mayor Moore Declares to Voters Thai R H. Thomson
VIII Be Retained if Z. hsseut AiIis;soaisn b
Continued

nsssut " tss b w. ana tss ssoes
tive htases sa rely fos te~a ~
teseessent
ssa s'sss tee oes. :ss cxss
else OF esscrctsSa GA sae Fart ~ IN
excessive erssssa ~ 20 we,u s..r
ssoues aso wese bswa sauss "a aos ~
eneorcee b oeerflei sN tae very
tnhossesesosi principles of tair GOV
esnines,. The executive offlcis .,
sho aHhHsnca power To uulilfy any
law which the legislative branch
has placed on the statute books i
an anarchist With all the hauits
! have been accused Of. io not
want 20 be set down as an anar.
chist
Seeking No Favors.
7 am asking no favors in thla
election. and ! am granting no spe.
cial pfiyilcges In this adrinls-fa.
uon 90 that element which ls op.
posed to the aaneiity of the home
and the aacrcdueaa OF family life
I shall not cater 20 those elements
II our population who $40 not In
favor of the enforcement OF law
and the honest aud efficient con.
due, Of the affairs q. the eity aa
minisgFatlon, shall perslnteutly
refuse Ia make any concessions
whatever 20 that element ~ our
population. and I will add further
that u cannot b. reelected b
the votes % the decent people Of
this city. then ! hope that viii
b. defeated
= have the highest confidence IN
the integrity and honest purposes
If the great majority Of our citl.
Eens. They have shown in many
Ways during the past Two years
that they desire aud insl.t on the
enforcement OF law. They insist
upon honesty and efficiency in MA.
nicipai administration. II have
failed 10 accomplish these things
20 their satisfaction Il has not bsesi
Tor the lack Of any willingness OF
determination ca my part to do 20.
II ] have failed At all Il has only
been because ! have not been able
To succeed IN honest effort"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
DENTAL GRADUATES
ALONE ELIGIBLE

OLYMPIA. Jan. Is In an opin.
ion handed doSn IN the appeal of
r q Thompson. a Seattle dentist.
the supreme court passed directly
fFoa aha susatioa % tbs validity
Of the seetssn ~ The state Law regu.
latIns the practice ~ dentistry.
which provides that all applicants
for examination and admissions
must be- graduates Of a se2tal col.
lsge The court paEsee sauarely
upon the question. following for.
mer opinions which left some
doubt IN the matter. The opinion
suhtains the dental board in rcfuE.
ins to issae aim u license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
SEATTLE - FACING THE
UNEMPLOYED PROBLEM
Wages Geing Down and Fees to Employment Agencies
Are Increasing fheasands Seek Wuk IN Vain

How to furnish employment for
the men whom business contraction
has thrown ost of work is prob
lem which Seattle is facing
II Is estimated that In tho neigh.
h-orhood Of 600 men who are will.
ing and anxious "a work are out of
employment and able 60 secure only
odd. Jobs of work
Probably half of these men have
families and homes In Seattle.
Conditions I'm the local labor mar.
ket are growing worse daily. and
the number of unemployed is In.
creasinr As hobs grow scarcer
wages are going down and fees to
employment agencies going up.
Feed the Hungry.
The unemployed who have no
homes are much In evidence around
the public employment bureau dur
ing the daytime, and nj the police
station at night Between 100 and
zoo men are given their breakfasts
At the police station every morning.
the city and county joining In the
expense.
Work. rather than food and shell
ter. is what the unemployed are
seeking They are bssiesing the
employment offices looking for the
few tobs that are offered Any Job
that is Offered IL accepted
The eonditIca has bpea taken ad
vantage. OF nv sonne OF the employ
ers who hire men through he pub
lic employment agency. Wages
have h~eeo ncs Ten down sresr, g. and
20 cepts ar hour tn IN eents ar
hoor tor com mon labor Bussv 10
bovprs snsnp 81 the chance for
work n, that figure.
Ans wovs this, sssores a living
Ia welcomed a woman Gated ~
oaatiy Of the ps hs,c employ rne.i
agency aod offered g: n lrr wees
aud bxuacd tor thrSc lssep. whom
enc wanted TO clear some land near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

Seattle. Three iaborers imre
diately snapped up the opportunity.
But most of the men can get
nothing TO do but an occasional ODD
job. and those. are growing more
scarce as the number of unem.
ployod increases.
Ineres9 Rates.
AS the demand for labor dimin-
ishes the rates of some of the en-
ployment agencies are going up. In
some instances fees have trebled,
and only those unemployed who caa
pay the price can get the jobs that
are offered.
Meetings OF various organizations
have considered the subject of fur.
nishing employment Tor these men.
At a meeting of the Industrial
Workers OF the World last night
plan was suggested of assembling
the unemployed on the streets next
Monday afternoon and descending
on the city han in a body 20 demand
either work or food aud shelter
until Jobs were procured.
Organized labor had nothing to
do with this meeting or the plan
proposed. according TO the state
ments OF officers at the Labor
Temple
+ A committee Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. which called upon Chief
Wapeenstein 10 learn what was be-
ms dome 90 take care of the unem-
rioyed. b seeking a suitable buila-
Jug for the homeless ones to be
houseH a. risnt at the expense OF
the city and county.
Chief Charles Wap~nstein, Of
the I~.iice department. City Engi-
aeef Thopoeon, Frank =. Mullen.
chairman Of the street. committee,
aud other CITY officials win appear
before TIE Chamlwr of Commerce
on CIT. affairs tomorrow at 3
O'Clock, when the unemployed Ques-
tion wiz ce discussed by the com,
mitsee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
AFT Unity" CAUSES
DIVORCE

Because h. left his hszas TO con
tinue life 10 the company 81 an
affinity. described In ia. com.
plaint an Annie jones, Aanie Rob
erts today brought suit In the su-
pofior court asking a divorce from
her husband. Bob Roberts.
Tho complaint reeltes that this
euups> were married la 1854 and
that sorne Time later R"Aerts be-.
eamss epanarcd OF womaa nsaaed
Annf. tonss. finally deserting
his wife aRa fssslisg his boase
with the affinity in Fails City. this
state
fscora q Sullivan Nss a com.
p1aint asking a divorce frusa VIII.
lam v A. ssllivan on the grounes
Of descrtiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
on VERGE
o. BANKRUPTCY

can wipe rit her var debts by
wrinsins from Se2 20 So: yearly
from each Of her subjects
II the mlsado fails to carry this
.gk system 20 successful euo. he
coun try nnas have be- reewsy, 10 bans
rup,cs proceedings. but Eosland
you'd hardly stand by and zee her
ally a&op, such measure. as Ena
land has vas, intelvets 10 Japan.
treiana would regard ,hn Everest
possibility Isl tarans sv.veos! on
win me keeHsss alarm. The r>--cw OF
designations 10 tho oihassc's cso, net
are attributed Snc.,S 20 inanss oil
difficulties There 10 grave dount
that the vaGan es@s can DO flied
without nstiopal election. ana in
sAe cyest thai such o oorysr should
oe adopted popular feeling would
DO further Increased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

LAMTON. Okla. Jan is DR.. r
u Bsss~oamp of this city was shot
and killed by Attorney John r
Thomas OF Lawtoa and William J
Thomas 81 Fort Worth. Tex. here
yesterday afternoon In three.
eornered pistol flght caused by an
old feua several months ago Dr
BeaIrhAmr killed Charles Thomas.
a brother af John and William
Thomas. at Bobart. Okla Or. Beau.
champ alleged intimacy between
Charles Thomas RHs the doctor :
wife Since that tims trouble has
been brewing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

NEW YORK. Jan. is -Ail hope
~ the defense In the Thaw eaxe
u anf such bonc was entertained
~ having The PROCEEDINGS Inter
fuptea BY the appointment Of =
commission "a inquire lnto the DE-
PENDANTS mental condition. has
vanished
Dsstsiet Attorney Jerome an.
nouneed today that e Il the lnsen.
ton Of the pfusecuiloa 10 iet the
case 40 81 the Jury. Hs declared
that the defense must ahoN a closer
connection between Harry Thaw
and relatives Who have been IN
mates 81 insane aayluma before Il
can take advantage 81 any excep.
tiouEl privilege involving the plea
81 insanity.
Il l. evident that Evelyn ThaW
has become a source Of annoy Ance
10 Attorney Martin Liftleton. chief
counsel Tor ThAw. She continues
70 Insist that she BE- called ahead
% ether Witnesses 40 that she can
remain In the court room. but Lit
Teton IL determined. 1t IL said. TO
pat her on the stand ss the last
lay witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
1RlMBlE BEGINS
HIS CAMPAIGN

ne public speaking campaign Of
William Pitt TFimble for ths rspub.
heaa mayoralsy nomination vas
formally launched last nlzht Ba
tween 20 and soc people attended
the rally which vas held In Exam :
ball Arcade building. and q mum
Der Of Hew names were added TO
the list Of Trtmble supporter Al
The conelasion of she meeting
FORMER State senator j. N
Frink presided. aud Frederick n
bausmAa. W. II r. Thomas aud
Georse 4. Walker were the SPEAK.
srs % addition 70 Mr.. Trimblc.
csiIed By conover.
The meeting vas called TO order
by d G. ConOyer. one Of the Trim.
De MANAGERS. uho Introduced NJ
ffink as chairman % the evening
"a his opening remarks. Mr.
ffink sferred 20 municipal Own
ership a. a dead Issue. and pointes
g Mr. Trimble a. the bread. mind.
Cd, nouspArtisan candidate foE the
republican nomination.
During the course % his rpmarka
frederick Bausmau took occasion
! e refer 20 the HHmes adminlstra.
uon and 70 protest against a repe.
ut'on Of the scenes u that period
in>thiz regard be said.
AZ 70 Mr. TFlmbie's chief on.
ponent ! like him in one sense
ana In another I don't. and that i
eeeaase ! don't Ike the people who
nae hin. That's Mr. Mlller'a case
~ Jon remember the Humea ad.
minisiratiou. and some of the
tnangs that happened 10 It-xhen
women we're knocked down In The
streets. assaulted on their own
ooorssens. apd when vice and cor.
npsion we're riot In THIS city, Nov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

the several street railway n-es we
the Madison - lee. the cssh re-
csipts on which we're x22G. Sos rs
Sccrns comes the Greea Lake line
with fiT5.257 % The Capltni Hiil
line Is next with sfso.t73. ass the
broadway linz follows. With t107..
zoe Tss Aggregate saE.s Of tickets
araoniea 20 f52f.sas. ~ a iifie
less than 2a per cent II ,ho sotal
This shows the great asvasta-s. IN
reyesrs tke company enjoys irons
refusing 10 s@ll tes4t tickets IN
n rpoAnts Of 49,. than 81 ~ permit.
tirg them ~ bs raesd on sas cx.
o=p. alta fe~ iaooavent@ut Fosnts
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you can have another IIames al
miniatrstion 70 Yoa want It. don 4
thluk Yoa want IL
In speaking directly Of the can.
didaey Of Mr.. Tnmble. Mr. Baua.
man said
William p TrimbIc Is almost an
ideal cifiEcu lie u Of tho right
age for public services. untaintrd
b. connection Nth bad public serv.
ice corporations
Outlines Position.
Nj Tfimhie briefly outlined his
policy. after telling his reasons To-
entering the uayoralty race He
said Ia part
4 want TO say 10 every voter in
this hall that. II nominated aud
elected mayor 81 the elly 81 Seat.
tie. slll give the cits az clean.
az honest and ~ buslneasilka an
administration - the city of Sc
attic has ever had or ever can
have shall stand for a strict
enforcement Of laW shall devote
20 the interests o. tho city my eh.
tire time. and give u ny undivided
attention. and ! ash for the hearty
support and earnest cooperation Of
every law.abldfnE citizen and iudl.
tlduai taxpayer particularly
Ms administration shall be- tor
the Taxpayers IL the one i'm
portant point around which the
other issues center
Practically every wsrd IN the
city vas represented and ward
committeeman we're named at a
business meeting which followed
the speaking
Music was furnished during the
evening by a male quartet. The
meeting waa arranged b. Edwin s.
Gill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

want 70 saw here aud nov thst
~ am re elected ~ the office Of
s.,,.r City Engineer u Il rho@
an VII - retained In that office
s.sn The expiration OF the terra
- III present appointment. Then
s.ewla he ruappointod emphati
IT, declared Mayof MeaFe ~ To-
s-.srs. az an address at MadroHa
ssn In the Third ward, last
nisht
viii Shoulder BLAME.
~Ard viii say morr than that
t,na,r oar present charter the
sA,ef executive is given the power
= sppnlnt and the power % remove
~ heads 81 executive departments
"a me eltf government So II aux
~ yoa have any eoAplaiut 10 make
.Anut the conduct pt kpEineef
Thomsoa. or any ether Department
had in tho citY government, come
n me With that complaint
N yoa waut 70 blame any body
AR anythlng that has been done By
shese heads Of departments. las
a., hlama on me am entirely
WILING II accept the fullest re
snnaeihsllty for their actions. / ap.
nointea them. and they are II
sympathy with ny administration.
have the fullest confidence In
sAelr ability and their integrity. and
when cease 10 have that their
connection with the administration
viii cone a. q sudden termination.
Fer Enforeina Laws.
some people raise an objection
70 my administrative policies be
cause | have chosen to eufurcc the
lava Ii answer to these Oh iectinns
| rive these people tao reasons
Cor ny action. oue Is more OF
less personal. and Is that WHEN |
entered the office ! Was required
20 take m oath % enforce them
| DO not want 10 be open 60 the
accusation Of hasiag violated ms
cath Of office. Tie second reason
h fundamental with our system
Of government Our system makes
the legislative SFanch 81 the gox.
eminent responsible Tor the enact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
NOSE CUT OFF IN
A RIOT

VANCOUVER. u. G. Jas. ts.--
The second iapaseea was COOS sst
ted for trial yesterday In eo1nec
t,on with the New Years ruu viii,
fifesesn. Two other arrested Jap.
snaa- were dismissed. Il beiug
shown they could not have bees en.
gazed Ia the flght Firemas Frost
save new exidence In a.clarlag that
whie the fisst proceeded he wRa
borne 10 tse Frunnd ON top Of one
lanaHese. This fellow held him
down while another cut hia noae
off The charge may be amended
from that ST attempted murder to
wossdinE With intent 10 main.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
MAIL CARRIER
FOUND GUILTY

After celebrating for the greater
part of a day and night. a Jury In
the federal court this morning re
turned verdict finding Harry IT,
Randall an email carrier. guilty
Of dclninlnK the unites States
Hasiis. The maximum penalty IL a
fine Of $500 on Imprisonment from
one "a two years, or both fine and
Imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
IMPORTS SHOW DECLINE.

Collector W r. Harper. In charge
of the United States customs on
Puget sound. ~ IN the city today
from Port Townsend
Collector Harper says that the
exports are holding up well. but
that the imports are showing n
decline 81 late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
LADIES' NIGHTS
PLANNED

The fertile brain Of Manager
PantaeA. of the LOIS theatre. has
conceived the idea OF a ladies'
ni0it al the theatre. after the "a IN
Ion Of ladies' day al the ball game
IN carrying out his idea he an.
nounees that hereafter the prices
Tor thoee % the feminine gender on
Monday nights VIII be IS cents IN.
stead % 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
AVENGES MURDER OF
BROTHER

DIR. Beauchamp was abort 70 da
part from the city when tss
Thenaas brothers met him on the
Rock Island depot platform. All
three men drew pistols immediate
ly. William Thomas fired twice,
both bullets aeing effective Then
John Thomas shot Heaac hams
twice ana he fell To the platform
dead he fired at the brothers be
fore falling. but aissea the@.
The Thomasex gave themselves
up 10 the sheriff Beauchansp had
been released on bond awaiting
his trial for the killing of Charles
Thomas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

wAsHlNGToS. Jan is-upos
the judgment of Secretary stfaun
ana Commissioner Of Labor saf
gent will depend the final decision
Ia the matter Of accepting OF r.
iectlnK the japanese plan of req
ulatiaK immigration. transmitted
through American Ambassador
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

o.nrIon at Toxic. Tho state de.
paffmest lss asked the co-osera-
tiau 81 strsua aud Sargent. for Il
II helleyea these two officials have
d heiier knowledge Of the status
Of Japanese labofors than any other
persons IA this country The dlfn.
Guilty In reaching a decision lies In
this question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
"a NK Gu RARsNGa.
Seattle
peoy9sr sxsyIwo CALLED.

a meeting will bo held a, oft.
mans hall Saturday night TO pro
test against the assessment for the
extension of the Twenty seventh
av. south sewer A lively time Is
anticipated a. pro,estsnts are nu-
meroua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
On. sueeAv Aero, myeu.

IN Donald Murray vas YESTERDAYS
appointed special hesith officer to
take care Of tbs siphfheesa END -
tse sanitary work. a. th-e contsgion
has grown 20 ths, Il requires spe-
ciat effort TO stamp II oct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
COMMERCIAL INTERESTS TO
SETTLE RATE WAR
. POLL voTs SHOWS THAT
. BRYAN rs OPPOSED.

y WASHINGTON. Jan. L.
= According 30 a poll Of the dem
= oeratic members OF the house
a Of representatives made BY the
q Washington Post. William J.
. Brysn and his paneiea are OPP
. posed by n large percentage.
. One Of the surprises caused
4 by the poll ia that Bryan Is not
= the choice OF the malofilles :
= from Florida. kentuc1y Loliss
. lana. Maryland and Virginia.
q IN all % opponents. Gov. John
4 son. Of Minnesota. received -
4 votes. Judge Gray 10. JudsOn
. Harmon (. while Is represent
= atiyea declined 20 express
. themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
COMPLAINT AGAINST
ALLEGED SWlNDLER

4 complaint has been issued BY
tsse pros.ssting attorney for the
ARREST Of y ~ Van snyders. who
r ehargea With having flcceed PEG.
pr brosdc7st in this and other
north western cities on a fake en-.
- mzpnt schsipss
Vas Snyders has been miss, Y
ssom his quarters In the Hotel Sc.
etie for some DAYS and the police
lave looked for him tn vain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

NEW YORK. Jar. ie.-o8erine
himself az q ~aub" 10 NEE, Thas's
Fate. the electric chair or Matte
van asyiura. an Ohio mar has Nrit
ten 10 Mrs. Evelyn rha@ agreeing
90 take fssrry's place tos 5000 600
TIE he~ fors Globe prints the
story. Ne ssnt photographs. show
no that ne strongly resembles
Harry, SC much 90 that he could
easily pass fer the defendant. he
says he would accompany Evelyn
70 Harry's cell, tssse the prisoners
place and allow rhs.x ~ ESCAPE
The writer eeeeribes hlrnses "a q
mar Of family VINO hrs mad. a fat
vse Of lie. est 80 far as money is
eorseF~ed he $500. the ~ .oco 600
tos nss sssiiiy. no, hlmmsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
SHOT DOWN IN
COLD BLOOD

was sinking. five more shots found
their mark. and Is more went wild.
One shot penetrated Hoy's head and
he died instantly.
The street was crowded with peo-
pie. Policemen caught six Of the
murderera All gaze ficiitiess
names. but refused 10 sag anything
about themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
WILL TAKE THAWS PLACE
ron THREE MILLION
rHGArsE VICTIMS t7a


~ United pfesa.I
POfEHSTOMN. Pa. Jan.
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