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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
INVESTIGATING
S. P. RAILROAD

BAN FHANcisco. June io.=-The
federal officers are today maintain.
Ing the greatest secrecy concerning
a hearing that was begun Yeaters
day afternoon b. the federal grand
jury that may lead to the indiet.
mrut OF the Southern Pacific rail.
way on 300 counts Tor rebating
The hearing was conducted by II
II. Duncan. OF Washington. an at.
toruey for the interstate commerce
commission. aud Is the direct out.
come Of the evidence taken last fall
BY Interstate Commerce Commits.
aionar Franklla K Lane. Three
witnesses we're called. G. n. sager.
auditor OF tbs Southern Pacific
company 7 q. Brewer. freight
claims agent. and Alfred II. Rising.
chief clerk Of the freight depart
ufent.
The investigation has particular
reference to shipments Of pine boz
lumber from Verdi. tao miles out
side the state line In Nevada. 70
points Ia California at the same
rate charged for shorter hauls with
IN the state. Over 200 violations
Of the law In this connection are
said to have been found out By Dun
can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
DROWNED

Challenged TO swim TO ratt
moored near the Lake Washington
pumping station. Peter Nelson. IA
Years old. was drowned before the
eyes of his companions late yester.
day afternoon.
Peter was on shore and the other
boys were swimming about the
raft. when one of them dared him
To swim to the raft. With a laugh.
Peter dashed into the water and
commenced 10 swim toward the
raft. When about half way TO his
goal he suddenly began TO call for
help.
Peters companions thought his
cries we're uttered Co frighten them.
and they paid little attention. When
the boys saw Peter was In distress
they started 10 his aid. but before
they could help him he sank, The
body was recovered.
Peter was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Nelson. OF cath ay. and lrv-
ing 81. The boys father went to
Alaska a few DAYS ago. Peter at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
HUTCHINSON LAND
CASE Is NEARING
THE END

WASHINGTON. June i0-Thc
defense tn the Hyde Henson land
ffHnd case announced today that
II had completed Ia case except
the testimony Of handwriting ex.
pefts u II expected that the ease
wili 60 20 the jury Que week from
today.
Several character Witnesses FROM
san Francisco testified today for
Dimoud. Schneider took the stand
and testified that with Attorney
Zahfiskle. who IL nos dead. he had
an interview with Agent Hoisinger
Of the general land office At Tue
son. Arizona, and at that time
Schneider said he stated the part
he had played In securing Oregon
land titles for Hyde. Schneider
gave the details OF several inter.
views with HoIsingef and told of
meeting nimond when he was sent
east By Hyde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
SWINDLER IS
CAUGHT

Housewives who have been the
victims Of the mysterious prowiar
who represented himself 10 be an
employe of a local telephone com.
panY Will have an opportunity TO
identify him At the eity jail tomnr.
row.
Lee smalley. who Is in jail at
Tacoma. confessed 10 Capt Ftzgcr.
aid. of the Tacoma police depart.
ment, this morning that he called
on several persons In Seattle on the
representation that be WAS a tele.
phone employee.
City Detective Frank Clark left
for Tacoma this afternoon 10 bring
Smalley back to this city Smalley
stated that he lived at g40a Meri.
dian av.. this city. II II said that
smailey has made a partial confess
sion OF hts crimes In Seattle.
There are on file at the police
station numerous complaints OF the
mysterious telephone man who
made away with purses and valu.
ablen while pretending to examine
the telephone connections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
BOY RUN DOWN
BY AUTO

An automobile driven BY c. Tea.
ter. ran down and slightly injured
III. HaFsof. te.year-oid boy. a.
$40 O'Clock this morning. On Oeet.
dental AT.
HaFAof stepped cut from behlnd
4 street car squaFely Ia front Of
the approaching machine Teater
could not stop in tune and the
treat wheel struck the boy. knock
ing him down Beyond a badly
bruised left leg. be was ret hurt
HArsof stated TO PafroimAn Gun.
life. who investigated the affair.
thar he vas to blame for the &C.
etdeug. rs Teater vas driving
slowly At the time Of the accident.
"a arrests wsre made.
Hafaof lives Mt the Alaska Com.
useFciAi hotel Teasar resides ut
T1sk Madison 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
NO HULA DANCE
FOR MARINES
Honolulu to Prepare Queer
Entertainment for the
Fleet.

HONOLULU. June - WIN IA
toxientinK liquors. officers balls
ard Hula dances absolutely eliza
mated from the plans Tor the re
eeption ~ the Atlantic fleet whau
II touches AZ this port next month.
tbs +cruin~ Of the banquetsefa viii
he somewhat checked
Tho official COMMITTEES that has
the reception IN hand voted today
to siimiuate Intoxicating liquor
from the llaf Of expenditures aud
10 taboo the Hula dance This all
be- the frat fete Kixen hsfs a.
which the native Hula dance has
not played a conspicuous part IN
the program.
The committee eth take 30 offl.
eiai recognition Of such . thing an
a Huia dAnre. No money u 70 be
wxpended hy the COMMITTEES for EN-
tertAlnneai that Is not in the ma
lare Of . public fete This means
that all dances and balls Tor off,
GERS Of the fest aFs 70 b. elm.
mated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
MAY DIE Of
HER INJURY

Mary Palmer. an fi-Ysar old In.
dian girl whose home Is at Cook In.
let. Alaska. jumped from Queen
Anne NV. street car iaAt night and
fractured her skull The giri WAS
taken 20 WayAide Emergency hos.
pilai In an unconscious state and
Il In feared that she may not live.
At noon to-day the giri was still un.
conscious
MARY Palmer has been living AZ
the home Of Capt. ]. Jensen. at III
W Caller at sha sent 10 theatre
last night and later called on her
stepfsther. @ W. Palmer. who II
stopping at the Palace hotel When
she arrived at the top OF Queen
Anne hiil the !. girl Jumped off the
car before II came 60 a full stop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
WILL FIGHT
AGAIN
Cullen and Scaler. Sign Up
for 3O-Round Contest
June q.

Dick Cullen and kid sealsr will
meet on June 20 In a 30 round bat.
tie The fight will probably take
place on steamboat somewhere
on Puget sound
The boys signed articles YeHtnf
day The battle will take place
under the management of the Twin
City Athletic club. The men will
weigh t6a pounds at 10 o'clock tho
morning Of the fight. They viii
fight under straight Marquise Of
Queensbarry rules.
Cullen aud sealef put mp one Of
the best fights ever pulled off In
the Northwest At their last meet
Tag Their Is Intense rivalry be.
tween them and the coming battle
vill be for blood.
Iioth the Australian aud the ttal.
iaH claim they should have had the
decision IN the last fight In the
coming battle a knockout Is more
than probable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
WOMAN GIVES A
MAN SEVERE
WHIPPING

SAN JOSE. Cal. June io-Rob-
&. Field. head Of the firm OF
Field 4 Walton. curto dealers. IN
today nursing much bruised face
and head "a the result Of severe
whipping administered 20 him late
yesterday By Mira Meadows. sife Of
DIR. Lawrence l.. Meadows. of the
Pacific Mail Steamship company.
DIR. Meadows held the curio dealer
whila his wife applied the whip.
cutting him severely about the face
and hands. Field says today he
will have the couple arrested.
DIR. Meadows and his wife walked
into FIELDS store late yesterday aft
ernoon aud asked the man to go
for a walk with them. This he re-
fused TO do. Then Meadows pulled
from his pocket hill for st.ete for
alternating his wife's affections.
made out against Field and signed
b. himself He demanded tmme-
date payment
Field dannrred and the Meadows
both attacked him. The doctor
held the men while his wife dashed
him with small whip Meadows
assisted now aud then by getting In
a punch. A crowd soon collected
in the store. and when he thought
that Field had had enough. DIR.
Meadows called to his wife TO de-
sist. Pointing his finger dramau.
cally at Field, who was dripping
with blood. he cried TO the women
In tbs shop.
Look out for that man. NJ wife
once worked for him"
The Meadows then took train
for san Francisco aud have not
been seen since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
READ NOVELS AND
RUN AWAY

Inspired b. Scent novels Of the
Fred Fearuot~ and Work and Win
type. Floyd White and Grover Ora.
ham. each "a years old. ran away
from their homes at Anacortez yes.
teFday afternoon. and came to Sc
attic. where they were arrested
this morning by Patrolman ID.
Jones
Each boy carried a suit case fiji.
ed with clothing The White boys
grip contained a number Of paper
backs which told Of how m adj
venturoua youth made his way
across the country. overcoming nu.
mernus evils and finally making
good with q capital q.
White told Patrolman Jones that
he aud Graham we're going 20 cross
the Cascade mountains on foot and
there secure Jobs. When searched
At police headquarters. White had
a. In cash and Graham had 40
cents.
n. :. Graham. father OF Grover.
notified the police today TO hold
the boys until he called TO take
them home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
PIGS CNAW TREES;
NEICHBORS FIGHT

Trouble over road through an
orchard resulted tn \ merry fiatic
argument, near Fnumeiaw. June &.
Nhen John Gaiiop and Frank Mos
ssf concluded 70 settle their diff.
fereuees with Matt kump by phYsi.
cal force
kump had a warrant sworn out
today BY the prosecuting attorney )
office. charging hia two asaaiiAnta
With assault and battery lie says
he vas beaten up badly.
The road runs through Humps
9rehaTp. but when the pigs began
getting acquainted with bis fruit
trees. Kgmp saYa that he nailed
up the bars lila neighbofa OBJ
Iaet~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
HIS CHECK WAS
TOO LARGE

The Scandinavian American bank
started proceedings Ia the superior
court today 10 collect ssz4aa from
J. 4. Nels9a. Who made "a over.
draft on hla checking account for
that amount
Il i claimed that he opened an
account MAY II. 1906. and that o.
ne. e. iaag. he had tts7ss on
deposit. vhen be drew 4 cheek for
Nsiae4. which pas paid
The haak says that. altar re
pnatea attempts. 4 has sever been
ahle % collect the difference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
ROSES roR JUDGE.

Judge A w. Frazier faced one
of the biggest lunches ~ roses
ever aeen ut the court house when
he opened court this morning The
flowers had been sent TO him by
the wife of G. y Cushman. the
aged Waterman Of the United
States assay office. who vas az
quilted by a Jury in Judge Fratsrs
court last week ou a charge OF man.
NlAnEhter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
KOREANS PLANNING
MORE SECRET WORK

HONOLULU. June ia-Seeret
meetings of the Koreans here are
exciting interest. especially In the
Japanese quarter. where IL In felt
that some sort of vengeance Is
being planned by the Koreans simi.
lar 10 that carried out al san Fran.
cisco when Diplomat Durham
Stephens was killed The local
Koreans are In constant touch with
the Korean league In San Francisco.
and have been holding secret meet.
ings every night for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
PREPARING FOR TRIP
ACROSS PACIFIC

VALLEJO. Cal. June in@Or
dera have heea issued by the au
fharitiea at the Mrs Island navy
yard for the departure of the aux
Hilary vessels OF the Atlantic fleet
from here before next Saturday,
50 that they can prepare at San
Francisco 10 depart for the 0fient
next Monday The refrigerator
ship Calgoa left for the lower bay
this mnralng and the rant will fol
low this week
The Glacier. Arethuaa aud Pan.
Their are nearly ready to load sup.
plies for the long trip across the
Pacific They will leave here 70.
morrow aud Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
IN EXPLOSION


ANCoN. Canal Zone. June 10
II has been reported here that two
American powder men working on
The canal Al ealmltamnlatn we're
killed recently by charge of dyna.
mite that vas exploded ny Il flash
Of lightning. The men. Clifford ].
eosF0h aud ] +. Roche. had lltsi
set the charge and Il was ready 90
be Tired as soon AS the squad had
quit work al o'clock. The wires
leading 10 the fuse had not been
connected to the battery. but
thunder storm had charged the air
Hia electricity aud the wires we're
charged aud SET off the powder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. June 10
William Smith King. one Of the
first riders OF the famous pony ex.
press between st. Joseph and the
Pacific coast tn pioneer days. and
nm Indian fighter. Is dead at hts
home In Amazonia. Mo. aged IS
yeafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
ESPERAN TO
ADOPTED
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
OF THE I. c. c. T. WILL HERE.
AFTER usE NEW LANGUAGE
TO SAVE TIME AND TeouRLE.
tsy United Press.

WASHINGTON. June fe.--The In.
FsfuAtEonAl convention of Coed
TemnlArs. Ia session here today. has
adopted Esperanto as study "a BE-
used IN future conventions Every
oee who goes ~ a delegate % the
international convention In the fn.
ture wIll be required 10 speak "a
perant0 70 save time and trouble
during the session.
The method now In vogue In the
International conventions Of Coed
Tenlplars II that each address 10
translated verbally In several ton
cues for The enlightenment If the
delegates sho do not understand
the language OF the speaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
ENGAGEMENT NOT BROKEN


CHICAGO. June Edna
Goodrich. the actress. arrived at
the Annex today accompanied by
her mother. This Is the day orig
lnally set for her wedding 10 Harry
Macmillan. the BERKELEY million
airs. Miss Goodrich explained
that her marriage TO Macmillan
win take place next winter, and
denied the story that the engage.
ment had been dcclased off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

Raymond Monroe was put on
trial before Judge A. ". Fratsr
In the superior court today. charged
with attempting to iiltreat Sylvia
Anderson Miss Anderson. who has
Just passed her 18th birthday, was
returning home on car late on
the evening Of April I. when the
attack took place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

Judge nallinker. who viii inter.
sios Secretary Curtsiyou In be-
hAlf % the Alaska Yukon Pacific en-.
position. and ascertain whether IL
wtii be necessary for the exponi.
tioa Ia raise s2sa.B Zoo. will not ar.
rive ia Washington until about
June 20. owsnE TO the floods at
Butte
Until Judge naiilnKer arrives nj
a definite understanding with the
secretary OF the treasury, tho ex-
position managers viii take no
steps towards raising the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

Los ANGELES. June 10. y.
A. Carroll. fireman on the 4. = 8
Tennessee. who died Saturday night
from burns received IN the boiler
tube explosion. was buried IN the
Iiarbor View cemetery at San Pc.
dro today.
The remaining four victims OF
the explosion are expected to 70
cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
YOUNG Wife IS
DESERTED

Alice cowies. is years old. 1sa3
iaseFiake av.. married only q short
time ago. had warrant sworn cut
against her youthful husband. An.
Gle cuwieH. today By the prosecuting
attorneys office charging desertion
She ciasmH that while she was
sack he deserted her on May Is.
making no provision Tor her sup.
port
The couple we're married BY. Rev.
w w. sharp. Of West Seattle. and
the mother. Hattie Buckley. and the
grandfather. w. II Wiekham. were
both witnesses n the wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

TACOMA. June 1o.-The Fern
Hlll sanItafinm. AZ Fern lIill. ak
miles south OF Tacoma, burned yes.
ierday with a loss Of 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
poLllvnH or plLEe.


? IHY VHTfeu Ffeaslf
: WARRINGTON, June 10 4
4 Senator norah. after talking 4
= with President Roosevelt TO. 4
= day, predicted that tho nom. 4
= lnee for vice president would 4
a be a Western man. he said 4
= he felt certain IL would be sen =
! ator DolllVsr of lows. a0niy !
4 uncertainty" he added. sls =
= whether poillver will accept. 4
A n II IL not Deliver. II will be 4
4 Senator Piles OF Washington" =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
TOOTH TALK
D. tAs Dtalnis
|Pu|ing Teeth

aha crime TO pull teeth that
i sezmd
We waa many advertisements
IA asatisss pat out. Of their
orr 20 pull taekh without
n 20 THAT they may make
81 III 3 plate.
mseF read such an Adver
~nsHs without a feeling Of
u ~ To- inno1eat victims Of
w. psaetiee
Nfgrs Il the best tooth build.
aad there are no teeth 50
I'd ~ those nature plants 10
mSns IN the beginning.
/ hare heeu pFeaehlng the
rr<s u saving teeth for years
r&f pull a tooth unless IL
srsnd redemption.
" asntlst pulls good teeth
saks room for = plate. BE-
49, ~ knows " nothing bet
3 IAN = plate. either partial
entire. tox those whose teeth
= bose Or misssax. Out como
= spresps and ont come the
~. Once out they are lost
mssvF. What a pity
Eaea | began the study Of
En- FTntessten. years ago. Il
mned 10 me that there must
J Nne way OF coming pretty
ss< 70 natures way of sup
eEszx te~sh-a way thar would
> parsteal felt that ! could
Mst . ~solasion II I could find
- raj. After years Of study
e srpsftnenf ! was successful
j fIsdlng q method which I
szrf he AI.vEoLAR METH.
. q Supplying teeth without
szisx NJ troubles we're not
i sqeF with the initial dlscoy.
~ hoesseF. for In a great
zazg Eases / found ions. teeth.
uH1 hnt loose in the aiveolI.
~ ] I'D 10 find = cure for this
sssass. known 10 the prufas
- - Rlxx's Disease OF the
ems fPyorrheal Every dan.
= d he land said II waa In
kuals4 declined 10 concur IN
- s-eisaon. finally DID find
i1rs Tor this dreadful disease
lsek ysars Of work. but Il
~ - richly. for my method
~ thsn complete. and oh
ansd paseHts on It IN all coun.
Fm The Alveolar Method Is
sna 10 humanity. II does
HT sith the need Of pulling
~ teeth II does away with
afsiAl plate or a bridge II
nsalss the one who has alveo-
rssth 10 use them exactly as
sroela natural teeth
i. ~ Ohio Dentists fees are
~ reasonable and they make
> eAafEes for examination or
Msissliou. Their superior
rskss srs in reach Of all.
20 find II impossible or
se1Fsnient 70 cali. write and
~ ne nature u your case
v NJ wiH answer ron fully.
s~nsmher. In addition TO our
s<sizlly Of AlveoIAr Dentistry
snsins lost teeth, We arc
w In every branch Of
"a work. VIZ. porcelain,
= ana silver Filings. crowns.
- fofk. Specialists in each
49, d aensistry AZ your ssry.
HFafe ~ lmllall0ns Heare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION o.
LAKE WASHINGTON.

Steamers Fortuna" and sUrania. I"
Thursday. June nth, Leaving Mad
lson and Lesehi Parks at 500 aud
s. 30 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
STAR
MISUNDERSTANDING

HFVWHFfd NHHUFfHfFs
All This Neek--fsatIs Natinee<.
Hayes a Alipsint. Novelty Comedians !.
Hmrns Burns. Eursp~an Harlesqne Ar
ttstst ! Juggling lannon's. tfnb Nsnipa-
latarss prI-a-Phone. Human T~ieplssaes i"
May a lilly unrns. Novelty Musical Act /
Brrt Lennan. Character .fmprr-onstor !
fiwclil Psntsgescope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
COmstOck Golden Gate

II. ". Hefrin q Co. $40 First av.
have for sale 500 shares comstooa
Golden Gate nj 35 cents per share
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

I. II. Briokley was fined $40 and
costs this morning by Judge Car.
roll for having perch IN hls pos.
session In closed season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

Diabolo Rouge. the new game
Get one AZ Halls. I'LL First av.
Csc and 500 each. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
.,b,r Takes Son Away
From His Divorced
Wife.
Imam Appeals to Prose.
uIiug Attorney TO Re
cover Child.

:, ,ersaadlas hts divorced
: -. = merely wanted 10 take
!. assls bay out for walk.
= !. was reluctantly given per.
-. a do HARRY Il Smith dls
- With tyearsold Harvey
- 81 Friday from South Park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

And up. Bring your eye troubles
to Us schuehard Optical Co. 1907
Second av. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

HufpI. HaHt.Asn--Het and raid va
Ter In ever fssss. free bath. 1851 ~~e-
esd ~. cor Fine. Use and up pee asy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

January -. Charles Riley. Feb
Fuary 10. James Antill. February -.
George Wllltamss February IS.
Frank Redmond. March !. John
Reed. March 10. Frank Spencer.
April 4. Alfred Harris. April z.
Harry Phillips. April 10. Fred Ran.
60. April -. caseY Adams. April
-. Carl I.arks: April -. e. ].
Hiaeketi. Mar 1T. Joe Kelly. May
81. Frank Kelly: MAY 20. Frank
Martin. MAY -. William Carr.
June 5. Francis Wilson.
Among the above escaped prison.
era are several considered BY the
police TO be criminals OF a danger.
Gus type.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

Last Friday Wilson made = spec.
iaeular escape fFum The chain gang
By leapluK from the special car ss
II was passing through Woodland
nArk The car waa Ia charge OF
Guard George sheehan Several
shots were fired after Wilson but
he vas aoon Lost 10 fisw tn the
thick brush
MllsunA Hueeeaaful break far lii.
erfY made the seventeenth prisoner
10 escape from the city chain gang
since January Of ihls year Act.
Ing Chief u Police irving Ward has
criticised the numerous sNeapsa.
and states that an insufficient nun.
bar % guards il mainly Responsible.
Following Ia the llst Of prisoners
who have left the chain cams hefpre
their sentences we're served. to-
gether with the dates Of their -.
cape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10

Most centrally located Hatai ia Seattle
fIaI Third Asense hs@Har frasu 81 % e
r. "a ser dAgi fretn o. % - fs.0p per
Nesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-10
Member Of Chain Gang Is
Caught After Long
Chase.
John London Emulaies Ex-
ample Of Seventeen
Who Escaped.

Iehn f.ondon. . member Of the
chain gang. made a desperate At.
tempt At liberty this morning. aud
Was only F~oapfured after hot
chase Of haif a mile BY Guard oven
Roberts. who fired ain or eight shot.
after the fugitive before taking him.
The ehain gang vas At hslman
city when 1ondan. vito was
shachled with led Iron. unlocked
the leg iron aud made tbs desperate
attempt After being rwcaptured.
London admitted that he had un.
locked The Iron bat refused % tell
where he had secured the key.
London and another Young man.
Francis Wilson. seTe arrested April
is b. patFolnan William Campbell
In a room at the Grand Central no.
tel on First Az. In the Yoaag men =
room two rifles. four rvVolvorm. two
masks and zoe rounds of ammnni.
ton wsre found Police Judge Cor
don sentenced each man 10 ths
chain gang for - days pending Al
Investigation Of their movements
ahIlw In thlH etfN.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-08-03
Poultry House Architecture.

a few years ago the poultry house
architects planned buildings with large
glass windows and elaborate schemes
for ventilation. But their schemes and
their ventilators were faulty, and the
hens suffered loss of vitality in the
bot, stuffy atmosphere of the air tight
box houses. The ideal poultry house
of twenty years ago. with its weather
vanc. cupola and steep roofs. the gable
ends ornamentcd with bracket work
and all neatly painted. made an at
tractive appearance in the landscape.
1t was not appreciated however. by
the hens. Now the muslin curtain
front is recommended by poultry au-
thortcs. 1t is believed to have solved
not only the problem of ventilation,
but of economy in poultry house con-
struction. The houses are built on
practical lines, theory and ornamental
ton having given away to utility and
economy,