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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
TIRED OF LIFE, OLD
NAN SUICIDES

A. ass,s'.'ouVER, wash MAY L.
Il, s ing exposed 10 the Waatber
80 eses lhrse days In 4 saml cnn.
assa -. :. coalition. occasianed by a
ia,s..o = !, poison taken with suicidal
essss. nin. Barton died N mo Van.
Rho r. hospital this morning
tifea - - ., eeciared thai be was
/, p We. In an efIeff Ia md
eslle purchased Two ounces al rar'
ann. aea and an eapee 80 land.
IL NJ, ,as, Tuesdsy Vim tGcsc
srsr ~ himself in a wood eard ana
~ ne dose Of combined poison
nisg pot found until Iast eve.
hls ta ghen a child stumbled over
sse1 'oas Ehile playing hide and
I'D over q years Of ago
NO ksDs. relative,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
Cambridge Concern Forced
TO Retire on Account
Of Chelsea Fire.
Compelled to Reinsure to
Pay Full Claims Of
Big ConAagration.

BOSTON, Mass Nav IL
swamped by losses In the Chelsea
conflagrs ton The Cambridge Mutt
uai Fire Insurance company OF
Cambridge announced today that
in order 10 pay It's claims Il Is
compelled 10 re-insure it's outstand.
Ing business and retire from busi-
ness. Reinsurance vas effected In
the Royal Insurance Company OF
England
This will affect ST. 900 900 Of bus.
mess. consisting mainly Of choice
protected risks IN this state. Maine
New Hampshire. Vermont and
Rhode Island. II j. expected that
losses al Chelsea will be paid in
fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
STEAL TOOLS

Thieves last night entered the
tool shop 81 the Union Alll and
Fixture Co. al sixth Az and Pine
St. and stole a small CARLOAD 81
chlseia. bits and other carpenter
tools
The thieves gained entrance 10
the shop b saving a hole through
the floor. The place vas thorough
~ fansacksa and only the choicest
tools 0eFa taken. The Job was eyi-
IDENTIFY perpefrated by Two or more
persons.
!. q. Carmichael. of 1896 Sixth
ay.. reported the robbery 10 the 20
lice this morning
Tool thieves also visited the shop
az l4us First av.. where ] g. Glass.
Of ~ Howard av. had his KIT HtOr-
cd. 4 carpetbagful was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

NEW YORK. May Stocks
we're strong almost from start 20
finish. Aggressive Inside support
vas forthcoming on the slightest
recession. and short covering was
In evidence throughout the session.
The strength displayed b. the liar.
riman issues. southern Pacific and
unian Pacific both advancing ga
points. vas derived from fhe good
showing made In the gross earn.
inEs for March. ) y earnings being
especially satisfactory. st Paul
gained three points aud many L.
sues one and two points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
EXCITING TIME ON
THE CHICAGO
EXCHANGE
May Wheat Advances Five
Cents and a Frantic
Struggle Is On.
LAY unI,.a pts.al

CHICAGO. May i--nsiriag the
most excited session the EsehanSc
has exueriaaced iur SOME time,
MAY uhsag made an advance ~
3 cenfa Directly after the Initial
quotations. which wefe practically
unchanged from yesterdays final
figures. the short eontlnseut start.
ed covering. which gradually do.
selupcsi into a frantic struggle for
the extremely light Offering.
May touched siel CLOSING a,
stes. The future options. July and
September. wsrc completely ignored
in the advance and an the contrary
were under pressure throughout the
dAy. Iuiy closing weak - ss'fc, a
NET loss ~ &c from yesterday :
close. September closed. stac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
ITALIAN FOUND DEAD NV STREET WITH
BULLET HOLE THROUGH HIS HEART
BREWERS TO GO
ON STRIKE

The eoatract under watch the
msa have been sortias Tor the
past yeer expires last night and
the mss aut wort thea without
hsvtue ressipea from The oompany
soy uts,s@eut rseardle s theiF De
mands
To-day 10 general holiday Of
the brewers throughout he Usitsd
States ana Euops. AID Tor that
reaupn he smpio5us Of fhs ossor@e
tovn plant ars NOT woFalas toany.
That gbey win not retafu 70 vort
tomuff0W is ths ssatsweat made
b. ssvsrai ~ thssa to = rspFsnauss
tive q The star thla moss.ins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
TEARS FOR BRIDE AT
THE MILLAR FUNERAL

There wero few dry eyes In the
throng which attended the funeral
services OF Robert W Millar. the
young Seattle electrician who died
al Tacoma Tuesday.
The lawn was crowded with men
and women when the easket was
borne through the doors Of the Bon
ney-Watson chapel
Supported by her mother. Mrs
Norma Iiliar. formerly Miss
Learned. the bride Of a few hours.
IN deep mourning. was escorted 10
the third carriage Many express
ai0na of sympathy were voiced By
those who knew Of the sad death
bed marriage Of the young couple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
Frisco lie Figuring.

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY Three
hundred thousand visitors will view
she fleet IN San Francisco and be-
fore they leave they aud the fleet
forces will have spent x2,i0o,0O0, &C.
rordinR to the latest figures of
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe pas
eenRer officials, who have had
much experience IN handling large
crowds.
II Is estimated that $500. 600 will
h. spent in railroad fares and that
ri 600 600 OF the visitors' money
Oil - for rooms. meals ana In
..d.ntsis. The expesses ~ the
rees forces alone will 10 tsC% e's'
OF the 100000 visitors II 4. es..s.
ed that 100000 win CONF y-sm ca.
cities. ans the romantics errt,
other parts OF the eountss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
yas.s. &C roo. esssus.

This morning <b snuu.r.t"rs %
gan wors taking a sehfsal sesssas -
an children In Sesttse s.sssso re
ages of s and "a years. TIE ststs
allowance Is bases On ere csosus
In the past tho CENSUS sas tssen
a month later. but Il Is claimed that
many ohildrca leave the city for
the summer. anA as result Che
schools hove suffcres ~ -he state
allowaeeS O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
HIGH TIDE AIDS
FIGHT on FIRE

Fire broke out IN the plant Of the
Seattle Rendering Worka. Wiscon
sin 81. aud spokane Az. yesterday
afternoon. ahl before the blaze
could be oKtmRuished. damage
amounting 90 - 500 resulted
The fircmcn were greatly aided
by high tide. which enabled them
20 POUR huge streams Of salt waia5
onto the flames Had the tide been
los. Il IL probable that far greater
dsma.a would have resulted.
TIE fire ssfscd 'rs8 o eYark
alishting on the rcs,e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
cAsHEo CAD CHECKS.

James J. Dillon. Is years old. who
says he IL . horseman. was arrest.
cd today by Patrolman HUM on n
charge Of passing worthless checks.
Two checks, drawn on the Peoples
Savings bank and eashed by u
downtown cafe. are retained as evi.
denee Dillon has been In Jail here
before on n petty charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
Employees Of Big Plant al
Georgetown viii Quit
Temonew.

The Seattle nreviug q Maitfng
eompsnY he face 10 faee vita =
strike which iuay tis up lie plant
for AZ Iudsnniis f.grtod
Tso verka ago ne esaplnyes of
the cempsny's haE plant AZ ueorse.
TOYS ersaentea to the efftwsals 81
the essan pahy a dsmaad fsr kAeiaaf
wages. IA lBerss-c fron SCI 70 saa
PEI Vesk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

CITY OF MkNlCO. Nav i.-Ad
vices from Torreou say that when
the nofthbound passenger train on
the Mexican railroad reached that
place. It uAs found that a Wells
Fargo package. eontsinins SO. 900.
was missing from the express car.
There II no clue TO the robbery
and SO far as known no arrests
have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
Clothing d Dead Man Is
Torn aud Pockets
Are Empty.
Believed to Have Been the
Son Of Vincengo
CarlinO.

With q bullet hoie through his
heart and his clothing torn as
though rlfled b. hlahvaymen. mo
body Of an Italian laborer. believed
70 be the sou Of Vincenzo CsTlino.
WIS discovered In the road a. 25rd
a. and Massachusetts -. early this
morning
About eight feet from the body
VAS found an open knife Whether
this knife belonged 10 the dead ItsI-
ian has not bsen determined ~ me
police The mans trousers about
the waist band and the lower part
Of hiS vest were ripped az though
some person had attempted 20 grab
some vsiusbleE Il IS known that
Italians usually carry their cash
IN money belt. aud II IL thought
thai Carlino wa thus equipped
Theory Of Police.
Sergeant OF Detectives Charles
Tenant and Acting Chief Of Pos
lice Irving T. Ward believe that tho
Italian was killed in 4 hrawl The
eighborhood where cariinos body
was found II close TO an Italian
colony.
Another theory II that Carlind
was walking along the road With
an open knife 10 his hand. and tbst
be came TO his death when held
up The fact that no money or VAL
Bables we're found on the body. no.
eefher with the suspicious fact hat
his clothing was torn. leads many
10 believe that Carlino was the VIC.
tim Of highwaymen.
sho; Early Last Night.
Il is believed that Cariino wsa
shot to death shortly sfter O'Clock
last night Mrs II. Little. who lives
at 1880 gath av. s. about hall
block from where carlino's body
was found. told Detective Sam Cor
bets this morning that she heard
five shots fired last night about 3
o'clock. The reports came from thu
direction Of the spot at which Car
limos body was found.
A hat was discovered by De-
teeliye sam Corbett this morning
TO which are attached several gray
hairs That the hat did not belong
to caflino is evident. as he was APP
parentiy about 20 years old and
has head Of thick black half
Found After Midnight.
The body was found by Edward
X. Hawkins. an attorney. about
L q O'Clock this morning Hsw-
klns teiephoned to police headcuar-
ters and Patrolman Merchant was
sent to investigate Merchant.
whose beat was close by. SAYS he
thinks he heard several shots fired
early last night. but Is not quite
certain
\ search OF the Italians body dis
closed letter 10 My Son" 10
was signed by Nineenzo Carllno.
The police believe that the dead
man was the son OF the elder Car
limo.
Tracing Mans Movements.
While the police are reluctant IA
say that Carlino was murdered and
robbed. every effort will be MAIDS
to ascertain bis movements last
night. a report was made 10 Ser
geant OF Detectives Tenant today
that another Italian was seen with
Carlino n short time before tbs
crime. 4 number Of detectives are
at work on the case in an effort
10 learn where the dead man had
been living.
The body is at the Bonney Wat
son undertaking establishment, and
will be held pending further in
Coroner F. NJ Carroll
an autopsy this morning.
The bullet which pierced the heart
was from a 32-caliher revolver. A
bullet wound in the right elbow was
also discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
LAUBscHER TO GO
AFTER HART

As soon as the necessary papers
can be secured. Police Captain w.
T. l.aubscher will leave for Alma,
kas., for Frank Hart. alias Morgan.
who escaped from King county jail
when Tom Blanck engineered his
daring Jail break on the night Of
March Il. 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
HUSBAND IS GONE.

q 4. CLARK. a machiuist. of s07
22nd sv, disappeared from his
home "Wednesday night. according
Ia Mrs Clark Sl. says her hus.
band took all the money In the
house except 20 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
sen. ksxBtRn I'LL

WssHlsGsSS, ssy o.,c.l
state. Senator i.ry bssa ~ .ses,
sas sae - to"rs 'te..ses isssu y. a. .
~ at nj tn bursting at = htss>f ves
eat ~ shs h,aic. Ala thou. r.'D!ag
gre ~ bi. s'otAse ss,e gts'es.sys Sis
Snsn. 10 srose IA assaSce OF his
ISlysicians orders snd attempted
20 address the senate in an attack
ON the forestry bureau.
He was $50 weak, however. that
his voice failed him oanf he was
compelled 70 retire. o o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
Population fhrongs Water
Front 10 Watch
Cruisers Leave.
Vessels Now on Way 10
Join Main Fleet
on Ocean.

ssesnana nah l,.stiu.slif eas T. me-
n. aAaht erstaegN ~ w4i4e stse nv
Gifts aFsssassok. assssN onz4saasssi 20
nekf Adasirai Jasfsza n DaypAIh
Hstssed b 20 vis-w nHaasea Firs ssrewek
Of Esault Say st lhu tzsaH koaf to-
asy. asa. foihevsA b The feaouRh
ias ek@sTa - a haHsires fhoaesssd
xpszs zaisss. assAsned out ~ sfsfn
aHsssaa Neaa Pu4st ea route to san
Franeisce.
Every hin aud vantage point
about The has was black with pss,s
pie Who had gnthened to. see the
sailing 81 the ships Every heart
thruhbes With patriotism a. the
craft came oui from the passage 10
the navy yard and headed across
the sound Into the hhfbur Thoa.
sands Of whistles setaeehed wrl.
come which revefbefatsa from hlii
To hi
Crews Watch Ovation.
On ths cruisers the sailors and
officers we're mAssed upon The
bridges and decks facing The shore
There xerr 90 loud resoundinE -
lHles from tho var vessels. the
beats led b. the flagship Virginia.
ploakhiuF silently through the
water close 20 the shafe line hud
IN line formation passing entirely
arognd the bRy. keeping fhis fofma-
ton until oHt 81 sight to the north
~ the Smiths cove piers
l.
sheu ihe West Virginia saz seen
coming from around i1uwRmlsh
head The fleet vas in single file.
and came slowly past West Seattle
ciFcling " and passing along the
waterfront, EivinK an excellent ssew
81 the ships Whistles looted along
The ffunt. and n. people cheered
The flagship West ylualnia whla.
tied in answer. aud each cruiser
dip-sd colors IN passing
TIE cruisers are n readiness for
the hig review which viii be- held
at San Francisco on May > The
white and buff Of each vessel made
striking contrast. and TIE inca
drawn mp along the sides. dressed Ia
blue With white csps. made an At.
tfaciiFs showing
Admiral Dayton Leads.
Admiral Dayton led th. squadron
with bis flagship. the West Viz
ginla. aud was followed BY the
Maryland. Pennsylvania and Colo
Fado. Of the first division. Admiral
urtei sebree led the second division
With bis flagship. the California.
followed by the Tennessee. ID.
Washington and the South Dakota
The cruisers are bound foF San
Francisco to take part la tho biz
naval parade which will be review.
ed b. Victor Mefcalf secretary 81
the navy. The Ships verc brought
close TO Seattle At the request 81
the Chamber ~ Commerce. ~ that
the citizens could bid farewell TO
the fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
sosss6RA oeTs s.li.

G. p soshimura. the editor soc
publisher Of the Asahi shis Fun
- local Japaecae paper. has s~sv
released from the county iiss -
a 5000 bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
Big Naval Ball.

DELMoNTE Cal, May The
huge drying room of the hotel Del.
monte IL gay with flags and hunt
INK. preparatory To the big army
and navy ball TO be given there on
Saturday evening. complimentary
10 the officers Of the Atlantic fleet
and the grounds are also in gala az.
fire. with little red. white and blue
flAKs fiutterinr from every pin
haele and tower
Preceding the ball there Will be
reception IN the parlors OF the
MOTEL from . until 10 o'clock. which
will give the guests an opportunity
10 meet tho distinguished visitors
before the dancing begins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

SAN DIEGO. May THE sso0
tnruado boat flotilia. which arrived
hero on Tuesday after completing
garget practice az Magdalena Bay
Departed az $50 o'clock tho morn
ing for Saa Pedro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
pANTA0se aETuRNA

Ases psusae es. t'ss."e % chs fses
and eantsges hssfres, returnes
yestesday from . month's trip In
the East. He said that ground
Would be broken FOR new theatre
I'm Butle within feNSieys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

Jauan May Conquer Pacific
Cast Il We Do Not
Prepare for Var.

usaasfs sysa unhss The unit~d
x.les apsTkss trean tbe absorption
= smpy Kspsa~ saelelestly Co
auurrt assf ~Aa-s vii siFs q
n unasablst osuae~s o. 10 ~
- ae.sa. fks pssashs x tie Pa
- ..ape siast trea the AsnHer ~
sssezssi hy the jananeev. Cos
x.sssmsn Rchm0nd Z iinhson mut
! xsiyss IL appmhsNsluu fhrca&h
- sstseare phieh llstepea 90 bis
kxsurs al The unlaessatg - N assatuna
ksf alxht
Hae.n backed ~ Is asciare
a. wsfk n afray of aals 80 cos.
uxinx that none sazp hseana husa
ala ESCAPE TIE reaataatlps THAI
- tzncled sifeEgth ans security
~ nsths, and tASs = bitter lesson
~ rems 10 The American people
4 snxFsss DOES not provide for q
5<s=zss which xiil preclude the
r<ziklaly q atiAek
pElfie Unproseetsd.
ne t'ulied States. vIfh most 81
H. Esees usaally 10 tie Atlantic
i zfssfis powsrlcss 10 prevent the
sIaziax ar the Pacific coast BY
IT, Japanese. Congressman H0baou
srxlzFr4 The Japauess navy. when
as nov unter construction are
ezektsd. ain b. maea stronger
TEA eas owe. aud ts entire
rssazfh could nc uaed ~ an al
hrk 90 the Parlfic caast The Jap.
sas~ have transports capable 81
sxfTyis4 20 800 meu across III. Ia
ssfse On a xirxle trip. and. accord.
laz 70 he fzEous uayal constructor.
lzesn cpaid destroy a. American
Superstition % the Pacific. land arm
- ard take al the enasf cities
ss4 y h possession ot the entire
Esetfie slope louE before an Ameri-
sza feet could reach the Pacific
Around cas horn
hohsou declared that Japan has
n eye O the Philippine. Hawaii
sad the Pacific coast. and il pre-
fzring 70 take vhat 4 wants. Moth
10 ezn prevent Il from doing 80.
3 declared. bat the immediate and
nsntihaoas construction 81 war.
sAips a ne Dreadnsaghi tyfe for
ssFvire Ia the Pacific
lseans Increasing Strength.
Is proof Of his claim that Japan
I psep4ring for var With tho UGit.
- astrs. Hobson polnfed to the
lsei skst Japan has Increased the
nte q lis army 70 per cent since
iss elnss o. the recent var with
haAAa. aad continues TO build
ssFships Of tor latest pattern. de-
sa's he financial drain on the
eoHntFy. He also pointed to the
nsaiY with Ensland. which binds
nzs nasion 10 help japan IN any
va 4 wages.
At With Japan over the san
f1snsiseo scEo'A episode vas avoid.
= osll b. the cleverness uf presi-
ssss Roosevelt. declared Hohson.
ae ispanese we're seeking war.
pM ne president isft them no ex-
- a. b. aecedea r. every de-
zaa knowins that Il Wsr was de-
80 japan could take every city
= ne Pacific coast before a single
sssei eould round the Horn.
Resolutions Are Passed
4 The close Of the lecture reso.
M.sohs were passed calling on
asiess 10 10 Strengthen the navy
= . place II 10 control ~ both
- fseille and Atlantic oceans and
asais The United states Of psaro
- NE poser 10 protect is Insti.
sauad iiAh'H
=, ~ resolutions alec called for
.pposntnent Of a committee TO
.ak ne matter before M Sham
somlnerce and tho state
@iaFe 10 start movement to
ne necesssry pressure to
On congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

THE MERRY WIDOW" HAT.

= Editor Tho star-A Young 4
. lady was discussing the "Mer- 4
~ Widow aud Of course. In 4
favorable Iieht She finally 4
= concluded her remarks by 4
. saving Then. too. the Merry 4
Widow is distinctly Of advant. 4
. age ia breaking the ice with 4
strangers whilst travelling. 4
. when one would otherwise 4
= have strictly 20 observe ,he 4
q proprioties!" 4
. Mere male man. beware 4
. Young ladies with designs on 4
q You are apt to &c. acqusintcd 4
= By frat ramming the Merry 4
. Widow Into your frank and 4
= open countenance - thereby 4
= marriug your manly beauty for 4
. life. and then, having done 4
q this. will consider themselves 4
= introduced. After this the 4
= rest Is caay-for the wearer 4
OF the latest horribly cute" 4
\ thing in head gear. 4
4 must say that the young 4
. lady who was airing the above 4
= startling views as Ia the util. 4
= itY ~ the hat was herself tho 4
= wearer Of one. and she Ger. 4
4 tainly looked sufficiently 4
. charming 10 make her dan. 4
4 geraus character holding the 4
= views she does 4
4 A MERE MAN. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
Surprise Pink Cuff" Gentry
al Georgetown and Make
a Killing.
Five Males and One Fe
male Are Gathered in
and Locked Up.

Special Deputy Sheriff c. -. Pey.
ton slipped one over ON the Traitor
early this morning when he. &c
eompanied by Deputy Sheriffs
Leighton and Rief. swooped down
on the row OF Georgetown cottages
which have been housing a horde
of French lnaies who have been liv-
ina off the earnings OF unfortunate
eountrywomen. and arrested the Ina.
mates Of every dwelling.
Five men aud one woman we're
taken into custody. The raid in.
cluded -four cottages on Estella aud
Flora SITS The remaining cottages
we're unoccupied
Those Who We're Taken.
The men placed under arrest are
Joe Growslen. taken from 1871 Flora
81 Leon Gilbert. at la7 Flora St
Gus GrenreT. az 1875 Esielia ST.. and
Henry Jeammet. at 22b Estella ST
The woman. Louise Nanost. was
taken from Growslen's cottage. All
six were taken TO the county Jail
Contrary to usual raid methods.
the @Peyion men made their move
in daylight PeytoH himself ham
mered on the first cottage door at
a. IN. Jeammet at first refused
to open the door. but peyton threat.
ened to kick Il in and the French
man behaved
Big Crowd Watches.
Soon after the first cottage was
entered by Peyton and his deputies
the decent citizens of Georgetown
learned OF the raid. and before the
fourth house was searched hun
dneds OF spectators were on hand
to see the daylight captures The
Traitor was not on the job and the
raid was a complete success. With
the arrest OF Jeammet aud his com
panions there Is not single cot.
tage occupied by what City Attor-
ney Ellis De Bruler terms "cat-
tie. !"
Tuesday Nights Failure.
When the Traitor tipped Tues
day nights raid solne two score
human leechcs aud their slaves
flew To Garden City and Rcntop
They left numerous packed trunks
and suit cases peyton and his men
will watch the cottages closely.
Should the inmates return for their
belongings they Will be promptly
'pinched"
The men captured by Peyton told
him that " the raid had boon de-
layed for few hours they would
have been ON their way from
Georgetown The Frenchmen did
not say so. but It's eineh that they
selieve the Traitor OVERSIGHT this
morning,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
w0MAH's ROOM
Is RsasEcEEe

Miss Alice Fee reported To the
police TRAIT Der INcr i'm the Alaskan
hotel, FIRST ay. Az Virginia St,
w.s catered last axsc between s
sna ~ y. "a e, O snsa.: tsitf who
a.sd u .ssa AFy.
4 xatSr. u Rug ~sit an opal
a,,sns en.i - tsats In cash weret
saMeu TIA tsisf sas evidently
a.s ssssfirA VITA ssfs punder as he
.tscAe ~..sD a sac saseer aud took
Is cssta inusS. she police are In
sess,easing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
auaa rsLrcoNI MAN.

g. =. Holl.agsheed started a
civil actiSn D. Justice John +. Car
rolls court yesterdaS against
James Austin Larson. the sTele-
conf" specialist. The case has been
set for May "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

fi0sfel serVNoH Tor Mrs, tahoI
q SSsma. the young wife who com
rnitied Nicide Yesterday by inhal
ing Nominating gas. were held this
morning at the Bonney.W atsono
chapel. Interment followed at Lake
View cemetery. o
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ton were to be made really and com.
pletely effective. the vote Of this class
OF its supporters might be interesting
to watch. We do not anticipate that
much will come from the proposed
amendment to the national law max
ing 1t possible for the authorities of
prohibition state to halt and con-
fiscate shipments of liquor at the
borders, no matter to whom consign-
ed; for it would be made difficult to
pick out easily from the mass of ex-
press and freight packages entering
the state those which contained In
toxicating liquor. But SO far as that
Is possible it Is desirable to the end
that those who In hypocrisy vote for
prohibition may also have what they
voted for.-Springfield Mass Re-
publican.