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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

~ ~ - 49,"
G. w. Geizer, of Penning ton
Gap, was in town last week.
Valentines at Hamblen Bro
theirs.
G.. y. Wentworth was over
from Bristol one day last week.
l.. \. Wagner, of st. Louis,
was in town last week.
W. X. Groseclose, of WITH
vile. was business visitor TO
the Gap one day last week
H. @. Sanders, of Chatta-
nooga, was in town last week.
4. NJ. Decker, of Barbours-
vile, Ky, was a visitor to the
Gap Saturday.
w. II. Hilton, Of Pineville,
Ky, was IN town last week.
An ad in the Big Stone Gap
Post will bring the desired re-
suit.
r. j. Clark. of Bristol. was a
guest at the Monte Vista one
day last week.
w. b. Mccormick. a promi-
nent travelling salesman of
Norton. was among the travel
ing men I'm town last week.
n. L. Miller, Of Cincinnati
was guest at the Monte Vista
Hotel last Thursday
II ". Britton. of Knoxville,
was In town last week.
Valentines at Hamblen Bro.
theirs.
Mrs. G.. r. BlantOn returned
last week from a visit to rela
tives in Ensley, Ala.
Mrs. W. II. Tompkins and
daughter Ruby, and Mrs. Johr
Guntner. of Appalachia, wer'
visitors 90 the Gap last We
nosday afternoon
Get your valentines at Ham
blen Brothers. They have
good assortment.
j.. ~. Allen, a prominent NOT
ton travelling salesman, wa
among the travelling men u
town last week.
a. III. Tinsley of Clinton, w
Va. was "a guest at the Shank
lin Hotel last Thursday
ID. n. Hoskins. Of Pinevill,
was "a guest at the Monte Visit
last Friday.
ID. W. Pointdeter, of Bait
more. was "a guest at the Mont
Vista Monday
~. H. GRADER. of Stoneg'
spent Sunday in the Gap.
j. W. Birdwen, Johnson Cit,
was among the travelling me
registered at the ShanklI
Hotel sunday
Joe T. Letter, a promineI
travelling salesman of Lynch
burg, was among the travelin
men I'm town this week.
=. II. billiard. of Philadelphia
was registered at the Mon
Vista Monday.
=. X. Harris, of Philadelphia
was ia town this week.
Miss Bernice Orr, teacher
the public school at Roda, Is
home this week suffering fro
an attack of tonsilIus.
c.. r.. d. Dean, representa-
the American National Il
Insurance Company. of Lyme
burg, was IN town this week
the interest of his company.
Attorney a. X Morrison spei
a few days last week in Ga
City on professional business.
Mrs. r. T. Irvine return
last week from a visit 10 rel
tives IN Richmond.
Messrs. A. X. and r.
Morrison have purchased the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-03

+. V. Rawn. manager of the /.
S. Walton Contracting Com
pany, was in town last week,
in connection with some dam /
age suits against his company I.
in the United States Court at
this place.
Beginning on the first of
February h q Norfolk and
Western commenced the work
of laying eighty pound steel
rails from HOnaker eastward
on their line. This Is made
necessary in order TO use the
larger type of engines on the
Clinch Valley for the heavy
coal traffic.
Mr.. George L. Carter, who
underwent an operation at
John Hopkins hospital in Balti-
more. arrived i'm Johnson City
Wednesday on his private car.
+ He has improved more rapidly
than was thought possible and
Saturday Joined his wife for "a
+ buggy drive. j OnesborO Her
aid and Tribune.
l.. G.. Wells of Norton. Va,
has been appointed to a posi-
tion as general store keeper and
. guager i'm the Internal Revenue
+ Department with headquarters
tion paws $1,000 per wear and
travelling expenses.
w. q. Coutts. the plumber.
spent Saturday i'm Gate CITY.
I where he secured of w. j.
I Darper. the n. 81 IS. w. agent
at that place. "a contract for i'm
stallinr "a nice lob of plumbing
and one of the Boss Kitchen
/ Ranges ne has been making
such a fuss about.
". IT, uh'' OF On" N'iiei
business NlSiloT 90 lne crap 'as'
Wees among oOnei 'ni.s7 "'
having come Gown lo pace 'i
aaNeItl 7'i'i'"l 'i 'iie '''' 'N
ulcFS Coh Fenlioh' t' ot 'li'eo
OFT a' nus piA'e on 'ne Emu ii'7'
Rev w ID Farmer of Pom
, ninOton Can viii nreach n,
, BIne Sprin0s next sunday after
moon al three O'Clock
Mr.. W. G.. Van D0ren. VIII,
- has been prominent figure ID
the business and social life 0
Pulaski. Va. for more thar
[, twenty years. has been com
PEELED by the depression iI
business to make AN assignment
f. j J.. Wysor is the assignee
ino $50, ,,,1,,, 80. 49,.
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Natbe,.s ,.,. . o.rs,1 sues.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-03

LoST.-A small gold watch
and fob. on the road between
town and the y. a. S. W depot
Finder viii be given a reason
able reward for ats return 90 the
office OF Irvine * Morrison
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-03
B. 5. 6, ( P. 1.
RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE FOR DUMMY
The Dummy leaves Bank Building So
follows.

The Dummy will not meet Train No. 23
when over one hour late. or when train No.
% and train No. - meet and pass west OF
Pennington Gag, Va
Dec. 2lst, 1908. Supt
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-03

Some OF the Pocket Mines re-
Gently closed, are soon 70 be
started again on "a larger scale.
They find that in order to meet
compititi0n in this business.
they will have 10 Increase their
capacity That means opening
on a larger scale, more men,
more works. more money and
better times. Pennington Gap
News.
The remains Of the =. j.
Curtin. who was killed a few
weeks ago while experimenting
construction on the Panama
canal. arrived i'm Wythevilie
the latter part Of last week and
were buried I'm ST Mary s.
/ Catholic cemetery MIR Curtin
was a native of Ireland. bat
had lived in Wvthe>ilie since
f boy hood He wa. am engineer
of ability and experience. hav-
ing in his professional Iif- been
engaged ODD important enter
prlSe~.
Roach Thomas grandson
. of SIR. anN Mr- HamiI
ton. who Iae popular
and cnurfenu. clerk 90 Hnte
Hamilton inr .0m. tm.. has rc
signed ..- r0eIfI.e tI.r. fn ac
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-03

FURS WANTED .O00 Mink
skins. 5000 Skunk Skins, 900
Nuskrats Skins, 5000 Op0ssum
skins. 1900 Coon skins.
also buy other furs
Franz r. BROWN.
Roanoke. Va
Reference First National Bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
HILL JURY
DISAGREES

After being out IS hours. tho
jury IN the case OF John Hin dis.
agreed upon a verdict and was dis
missed a little before noon today,
II stood nine to three for conviction.
John Hill Is accused OF having
stolen a watch and purse. both
articles Of little value
In his defense, mn, who Ia said
To DO from a very wealthy family
In Montana. told the Jury that he
was passing through an alley and
that a man who ran past him drop.
ped the watch and purse These
articles he said he picked up and
dropped into his pocket He said
thai there was hole IN the pocket
and that the watch aud purse slip.
ped down and caught In his under
clothing, and while he was getting
the thing out from the bottom Of
his trousers he was arrested by n
policeman.
ATTORNEY Frank IIoltsholmor
prosecuted the case for the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
JAP RAISES
fine POINT
AT A.-Y.-P.
SAYS HIS FLAG Is IN
SUITED ON The
GROUNDS.
Robert w. Boyee Has a
Busy Session With
Law Books.

international complications, 10.
voivins the Japanese fleet nos IN
the hArbof. were narrowly avcfted
At the exposition Last evening
when an officer OF the fleet. whose
aame, as he pronounced Il. II much
harder to apall than Admiral
lilehrs. demanded that Manager
Hlnohnrt. Of the iinrlckaahn con.
cessation. haul down tho Japanese
flne which floated over tho booth
where the rickaehas are rented.
The officer protaated because tho
Japanese flag was flying beneath
the American finE Mr. Hinchaft
appealed 70 the presidents office.
and, Mr. chilhefg being absent. his
secretary. Mr.. Boyce. took no
chances with international law. but
advised Mr. Rineharl to take down
the nag pending an investigation
officer Had No Backing.
Il developed that tho Japanese
officer was acting on his otn In.
itiatiye. claiming thai HE flaE was
lnsultcd and thar he wished 10
avoid trouble from the Jap sailors
who were visiting the fair.
Mr.. Boyee set 10 work to road
international law and discovered
that when ships Of n foreign ma.
ton visited any port their Mas la
flown beneath that OF the home
country. Hence Mt. Rinohart was
advised to replace the Japaneao
emblem. II he 90 desired. He was
no. done 30 today. however,
Il happened that when Mr.. Doyce
VIVA Involved IA the controversy. he
wns entertaining the Chicago nows.
paper men who arc In Seattle with
the Chicago Association Of Com.
morce. They promptly wired tho
nows TO their papers. and II de.
ponds upon their Judgment and
moderation whether or not tho mat.
ter will be subject for war taia 10
the east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
RAILROAD MEN MEETING
HERE TODAY

The Western Transcontinental
Passenger association convened In
Seattle for the fit time this after
noon in the Hotel Washington,
After a lengthy session a banquet
will be served This meeting is at
tended by railroad officials of both
the Coast and Eastern lines and is
TO arrange a better understanding
between the different roads regard
ing passenger traffic matters,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Billy. Borimer to the senate. Poll
tics makes strange bed fellows
Gov. Dcnccn used 10 be rated A. a
reform man. Its hard sometimes
to tell a reform politician from the
ordinary garden variety. Probably
Denceu had his reasons for helping
Boss Lorimor across the line into
the senate chambers Anyway, he
Il getting his reward.
Chicago isn't divided along the
lines Of the different rulers tenn
permanent Gov. Deneon. the high
brow Of the three. the keen lawyer
and college graduate. Ia to run the
NoFth-slde with It's exclusive Hyde
Park suburbs. But Deneens king.
dom includes the 22d st. and Ar.
mour ay. tenderloln. and the notorl-
Gus first district downtown. Bath
house" John CouEhlln and "Hlnky
Dinke Kcnna will report TO him for
orders,
Buese. who has lived by politics
since he was q and prefers to fore.
gather in a downtown saloon with
the noise OF tin music box and
the cllnk Of glasses, will have some
Of the downtown tenderioln and
saloon district In his territory. But
be will also be overload OF the
lake Shore drive, where the mil
llonalre bankers and Captains Of
Industry live.
Senator Lorimer. the mixer. the
hail.iellow.well'met politician. gets
the older part Of Chicago, and a lot
Of the manufacturing district
These three men will rule Chlca.
go an the next big election in 1911.
They will set up aud pull down
postmaster, United States district
attorney, policemen, street cleaners,
and all who stand between. They
will be undlsputcd bosses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

cucACo m nne s-Ati mi.
-, ~. i, -, ~ .'......... a,
eat', hH' ~ "''H'' s'HA ah'i ~ Wv
vlded into three parts
Three men got together at night.
and oyer the,r civa,s calmly DIVIDED
i. 40. -, 80 ~, ~ -. 80
w Ni's e'sA' wy ~''' 10 w" anu
a bali milllon people as thciF own
personal political property fhni
assumed the rulership OF this great
empire a. big az ~ western states,
and for convenience divided II up.
or these three men. one WAS
elected BY the people Of Chicago a.
It's chief executive The SECOND u
governor OF Illinois. The third ia q
United states senator
BOSS Loriiner Is TO take the
West side
Boss Denecn may have the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
SOLD LIQUOR AND
ARE ARRESTED

Maggie BAH. proprietor Of room
ing house at lilS First av.. was ar.
rested by direction Of the prescott
Ing attorney yesterday on charge
Of selling liquor on Sunday. Mike
Furlough, a bartender in Kellys
Art pelaeo, 1915 First avg was also
arrested on the same charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
'|uR-0lD GIRL IS
1N[l[D BY NAIL
II UNCLE SAM
osrAcs PREPAID. ALL
NAy PROM HUNGARY
70 ILLINOIS.

SIik CRY. m. June s.
eli<ss postage prepaid
iket The local postaiilee
Y handle In ali rs career
'red today. when Lizzie
s'sht'Year-old Hungarian
oven to her parents laai
~ girl bore q card. Ned
~ On which were pout.
q Tcwseeiany. Hunearv
~ important stations en-
ne Mig -Four mali train
~ nigh, a crowd Of Hun.
sefe on hand 10 await de.
Z tAs mali. Word sp,s v,
,'isal Of the child and sooa
20 was surrounded bv a
native group rom whom
/ neiF measer. income tbe
lsed a purse Of sf2
~ treats have not seen her
- lsf, Hungary. when M
irE Old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
D. A. R. ENTERTAIN
AT EXPOSITION

At the Daughters OF the American
Revolution building at the fair yos-
terday the visiting members were
Hospitality received by Mrs. J. +.
Wagner, assisted by Mrs. Byron
Thorn Carr, Miss jeanette Perry
and Miss Edith Prosch.
Today the guests will be wei.
coined by Mrs. William Reid. She
will be assisted by Mrs T.. b, Hus-
sey. Mrs, Frederick Gribhle and
Mrs. Edgar Snyder Mrs. Howard
Rogers Of New York will sing dur
ing the afternoon.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs W, II.
II. Green will be hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
HIGH SCHOOL
BOY ON TRIAL

A bogus twenty dollar bin. 80
'phory that Il would seem AZ N
almost any one would recognize
what sort 4 vas At n glance. was
introduced into Judge Gays court
thia iaorninE a. evidence In tho
case u the state AGAINST Thomas
nelAnc. a student Al the broadway
hlKh nchool. accused Of passing the
worthless bill on W nuchane.
Dei.aue IL accused Of passing tho
hlll IN payment for box OF candy
and Of accepting tls IN change,
poi4ane'H Defenae will be that Il
u ease of mistaken Identity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
OFFICIALS HAVE
AN EASY DAY

Exposition officials had their
first chance 10 eat luncheon ut home
to-day since tho fair opened There
was no official luncheon to be at
tended
The attendance kept NJ 10 the
usual standard, bat the special
events " the day did not occur
until this afternoon.
The tranacontlnenta passenger
agents we're IN sesslon down town
and the Washington children'a
Home society dld not meet until
this afternoon At the Auditorium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
run DOWN
BY AN AUTO

Julius Crawford. OF COS Eastlake
av.. VAS run down by an automo
bile driven by Hess Cohn, Just as
he stopped from n street car at
Fortieth st. md Twelfth av, N, d
shortly after 10 O'Clock last night,
Crawford was not seriously injured.
No arrests were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
FORTRESS NO. I MEETS.

Fortress No !, Daughters of the
Grand Army, invites all daughters
and grhnddaughicrs OF the civil
war veterans from 1861 to 1865 To
meet with them at an open meeting
al Veteran hall, new armory, on
Wednesday afternoon, June ., at 2
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
WILL MEET TONIGHT.

The delegates from the Assoeiat-
ed Chambers Of Commerce OF the
Pacific Coast will be entertained nj
the home OF e, +, Blaine on the
shores Of Lake Washington. The
visitors will be dined at 7o'olock,
aud after the feast business will
be transacted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
BANQUET TONIGHT

Tonight the trustees Of the
Chamber Of Commerce and the
officers Of the A-Ysp, n, together
with Admiral liichi aud twenty
five other officers from the two
Japanese ships In the bay. will be
banqueted at the Rainier Club
The affair is under the auspices
OF the chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
STUDENTS LISTEN TO
ATTORNEY GENERAL

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. June
s,-Atty. Gen. Wiokersham today
delivered the annual alumni ad.
dress at Lehieh university. The
address was heard by several hun.
drcd alumni and students Of the
university aud citizens of this city,
wickorsham deplorod the mod.
ern tendency Of specialization In
college courses. and advocated a
thorough general education, even
for those who are preparing for
technical professions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
|lELUCTANT
|lO START
| The FIGHT
|,AxDERvEER IS NOT
n ANXIOUS AS HE
MIGHT BE.
|,..u;.,ionsrs Weaken in
cou.smp, Proceed
inss Case.

a,,eansB 81 noon today
x,..s Attorney oeofse 2
- samliisa shai h' va'
- Mag ecnismps pioeesi.
~ss shsrifi Ra''ef'
- ND the seaismr' p'os
IA - h'oushi lamarres
<ais a. grsfafs NJ n'e'sz
= =, ~ ssA' tins =.
= uslntins eanign wa
= rvs aiivmpi % mafahsi
: - 4 aa effect 60 So The
.-....nsls T. units on 4 bonn l..
ns,lmieh against saefiit
ss< n srmmissieneit arc IN
-. e. siIsiue1n.
A. Sss Asfssd.
|..<.r. .fissni kiisr he 'ons
- = nssailss asssion e ne
-~-.,.lo<rs ms nacrains That
q - ~ azfvsd aaen u eoa :
-. rpe<iinss nps by long
=. on,rn \ ~ uniy one vh.
- 4 n sziFemslt nasirpiet
~, = fstt
s.-~...,0rsf naftsfiori cks
-. ~ esIalas thai thsrs might
. - l-ns. pn ~hish ne toart
!, a.ixe .Aelli le<k horns. but
a. nj, Ne a. ~ axree Win
/ 4 ess..ssn n saiur any faFthef
= n n.asisf y NJ ~ phYsifisn#
IL y l,-ams has rsssf b<ra Aasn Toe
e>x
yrss~ssr Mt EssAsslss'is'
" y.nisrssf ras not - en-
| 49, a. H. night have been
X nrrxr vii have % tfep very
~ r4,1s !. - lu<tsfds IL set
| M sz~<Nwl Er~eeilnEs s9lns
+ nnrrss y hf nnnenncsd Win
rl<l slutrs ihaf b. reaiA
Am H1x>I mfanwhllel waited
r-.s t-hs1 ~ ihe ne hight @ b.
1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
|||I SUSPECT
N SEATTLE
IND IN los ANGELES
~ PASSING sAp
CHECKS.

l|e xiar'< a nsii knosn real
~ II tss Aassles wa
~ mafnlns tn a daWn
~ By Special Azsnt VI
4 ~ grAs Nsrthsrn and
+ hars Coleman. a. a fagi :
y ~4n'ed Al Los Anrele.
1Eysi pazsihs u worthlss.
~ esfen, q widrixs %.
= ~ knfwn to ihi pallec.
~ v hrla pending the ar
fiifer from California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

I-1'.' June s.-The
Fl ~. orders = ' were Issued By tho
~ saI'msnt today Rear Ad
~ >Hsy lretiIenl detached
~ 4. a'snd Of The haval eoalipe
Nj ~ Diego and ordered
|.G an s y. Of the Pacific
|zss.sss's'' 4 and ordered home
y cs,is1's' /. Perkins : IS succeeded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

CATHOLIC ORDER OF FOHEsrEHs DAY.
w. G. 7, u FLOWER MISSION DAY.
WASHINGTON STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION DAY.
a m-oatea open.
100 mlooncer wagnors AeYsP band, Forestry building
band stand.
10 mnaaeball In Stadium Seattle College Knights Of
Columbus
1910 a. NV c. r. U. Flower Mission distribution Of
flowers
smLuneheon rendered to the national delegates by the
Orocera association.
1890 p m.-F1ight OF alrshp "AtYsP"
100 D. m9-Gamea IN Stadium Groccrn' association.
ii0 m-Moyng pictures and lectures IN tic lecture
Of the Oregon State Building
400 m-Reeepon By exposition officials to officers Of the
Catholic Order Of Fofeaofs
400 p m.-nieke family FREQ attraction at foot Of Pay
Streak.
sisp m-pogram the Catholic order Foresters Audi
forum.
2,so D. m--parade Of o. A C cadets.
800 p m.Lcciufc Beauty and Dress. with demonstrations,
in eolofs, Mrs Margaret Blair Womans building.
aise mi-Fhght Of Airahip "A+YeP@
$500 Concert BY Wagners AeYeP band, Forestry Build
Ing band stand
$50 p ml-f1ght Of Arphip "AeYsp"
Tti5 m-Conear hy innea band. Music Pavilion.
500 p m-bekei family free attraction at foot Of Pay
During the afternoon the Washington will the
grounds but there viii be no formal entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
Sprinkling to Be Permitted
Tonight From TOO
Until $3.50.
The use Of water for irriga-
ton will be allowed this even
ing enly, Tuesday. June a from
7 70 6i5o ., m, No further pss
Of uaier will be SLOWED until
further Notice is published in
the papers. This applies 10
retesed water IS well as 10
iixod rates Yours truly,
L o. YouNos,
supi Of /. and W.

Prom 7 until $40 O'Clock this
evening Rcatiis's lawns may be r.
riga,edI Announcement TO this o.
fes was made this morning By the
city watsr department
ny aett Saturday. at The latest
"a IL hoped that snfinklinE may be-
permitted every day, aud that there
will be M further necessity for the
issuance u irrigation orders BY the
waller department
Water Turned Into Main.
Yesterday mafning water was
turned into the nos main pipe line
from Cedar lake The pipe wan
found TO No tree from leaks until
Dunlap canyon WAS reached. whore
a defect was found The water vas
then shut or and the pipe drained
at paint above Dunlap Al Of
lasl Eight men were engaged, and
are attil engaged today. In repair
Ing the leak discovered ut this point
This work Il 10 expected. Will be
completed tonight and the walter
vii thsu aEaln he turned into the
pips llne Dunlap canyon is only
ala miirs from The city. and Il ia
not expected that any other leak
will IN found
Method Of Filling.
Tho uataf ia turned into the new
ripe HHr through n two-inrh ripc.
SLOWING the hle main 10 become
filled gradually. when Il Is fuli Tho
feed viii come directly To the main
from fhe hsadwatefa.
Tho water department expects the
main to be completely fiilcd by
ThusEdsy and cleaned out by Ffi-
day. giving q Cow % clean water
into the city reservoir on Saturday
next
Whsn this has been accomplished.
Irrigation will he permitted daily
under the restrictions Imposed
during paat ycars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

49, sEFE EEF4sS =
y WEATHER FORECAST. =
Fair tonight and Wednes =
= day; light west winds. 4
444444gsY44444s S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

That Baylcy was In financial
Strata IA evident from papers
found In his clothing by the detee.
lives. a Telegram TO r. =. Hig,
gins. Of 1913 Jones si. Omaha
Neb., asking permission 10 draw a
sight draft and signed Florence.
showed that Bayiey evidently had
signed bic wife'a name IN an effort
70 raise money to cover the alleged
shortage.
iiayley was employed by the
Realty Owners Syndicate a. out.
side salesman and hia duties car.
riod him to small towns IN tho VI.
entity Of Seattle rayley Is about
3s years old Al the office Of the
Realty owners syndicate lnforma.
ton a. 10 when Baylay started to
work wus refused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

While Mr Carroll had the matter
under ADJUSTMENT. Hartig secured
an order from the superior court
ordering him 10 Issue the ilcense 70
flartiR This Mr Carroll refused
70 % o. the time, but after enngid+
cradle deiibsrnti0n tho comptroller
decided that Hariif was entitled to
The license and Issued Il.
The case was then carried TO the
supreme court. with the result that
this tribunal today sustained the
stand taken by tho superior court
and Nr Carroll
The iTartls ease waa test FOR
three other liecnse cases. four being
granted by the city council for West
Seattle saloons Licenses were H.
sued to nll In the same manner ~
Int issued to Hartlg. Among the
mloona are those conducted by King
4 Owens and BY II. n. Mahnkln
a Co,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Dependent because of an al
legged shortage IN bis accounts, said
to reach at least $500. Charles W,
Hayley. a salesman employed BY
the Realty Owners Syndicate. At
gls Cherry st., attempted to end his
NE IN room y27 OF the Cecil hotel
shortly after II O'Clock this morn.
Ing.
When a chamhcrmhli entered
the room this morning, bayley lay
undrrsaod upon the bed with his
throat cut from ear 10 ear and
both wrists EAshed. The razor
With which the cutting had
been done lay At nis side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

The unconscious man was 70.
moved 10 the Pacific hospital,
where Dr. c. r. RorAhauRh at.
tended him. BaYley loaf 50 much
blood that he will probably die.
The vouid.be suicide lived at 1911
Fourteenth nv. y With his wife. but
for the past two Feeka be had been
stopping At the Cecil hotel
A. lhe offices Of the Realty Own.
ers Syndicate absolutely 10 iufdr-
nation would be given TO the po'
lice, but City Detective Lee A.
narbee aud Detective VIII LOOMS.
OF Deaver. learned the facts from
other sources.