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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
WHY DID YOU MURDER The
MANI" CAPT HAMS
HAS NO ANSWER

claudia Nalns tho motif Tor the
sseflfiec of human NO what must
nor thnuehle bef Like Lady Mac
beth. does her conscience sometimes
cause hcr Co startlo n hrf sleep ana
does the stain OF blood haunt hor
waking hoursf Docs not the face ot a
dead man stand oWt before her and
does not another ia the shadow ~
the sailows arouse hcr pityg u she
had the power o. choose. ia IL not
possible that she would have pre-
ferrcd that tbs frrnEied husband
had taken her HE, instead Of that
81 The man whom he believed had
robbed him of her lover She surely
has a conscience
n0es she hook back upon the time
when She loved this Young husband
who has committed murder and
placed himself IN tbe shadow 81 the
Failows for hrr sake, or q t. possl-
hlo that hc murdered that love with
methods almost aa cruel as that
with which he took life Who can
iudEe Wherein etnaurc ucsf
While Claudia flbhcy uains Ia
tHNHHf Hfth -" AAff HHNNHM w VIC NHA"tt
there are two other women tho
mother ~ the murderer. Mrs. Peter
g. haina. sr and the wife ~ the
dead man. Mrs WIN. Aunis Which
one ef these three g. 60 be- The most
plued the surHowtng mother tho
widowed wlfc. or tbe woman who n
The prime cause 81 the sorrow fof
an thrcef surely sympathy there
must b. Tor THE ericf.atricken moth
er. faF what love can eauai that IT
= mother Her hove In blind 10 all
fault
The loyalty II she widowed wife
Is stiH uushaken. She remembers
ouiy The love and devotion that Was
once hers it can't be made plain
to her that her husband was faith.
less
Each woman in herself becomes
psychological study bat after all IL
not Claudia Llbl1cy Hams the wom-
an "a &c most pltisd1 IL not grlcf
uwht compared @lgh = burdcued
consclenccF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
R0BS WOMAN OF
HALF MILLION

PARIS. Jan. Thy Y. p Chars
"a with embe8zlement. Count
Louis iiam0n. Formerly known In
Europe and America a. Cheiro. the
paimist. and before that as plain
John Warner. Is fugitive from Jus
tice The splendid offices whers
he edited the American Register.
and conducted hank and other en.
terprises. have been taken posses
sion Of By his creditors.
The compliments against Hamon
are Mrs julia = Newell and Miss
Josephine P0meray. formerly Of
New York. who declared that they
turned over 10 Hamon stocks 10 the
amount 81 $500 900. on which Ha.
mon agreed 10 raise a loan through
London banks of $4,000. They al.
lege. however. that Hamon neither
negotiated the loan nor returned the
stocks.
Hamon has been a dashinx figure
In Paris since hts arrival here SIX
years ago. He lived In costly apart.
ments IN the Rue Du Bots BoulOgne
II IL reported that mystery attaches
10 his title tie claims to have In.
herited q from bis father Who re-.
ceived Il from the pope Ills real
name IL said to be l.. r. Warner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
SINGLE WEAvERS
NOMINATE

OLYMPIA. Jan z by a. p
After the nomination IT officers. the
shinnleWeavers International con
Ycniion adjourned The nomlna.
tlona as follows. viii be submitted
20 the referendum vote President
q. Folsom. ~ Everett, first vice
president. George Burns. OF Elma
and ID Livingston. ~ HollinghHm
second vice president. IondrO. Of
Marineite. Wis. third Vice preai
dent, Frank Martin. of Eureka Cal
fourth vice president. T. luchl. of
Edmonda, and ~ c. EnEala, OF
samokawa. flfth vice president
Georfe Coombea. Of iioauiam. and
Fred Stevenson. ~ Blaine. auditing
George Allen. OF Mil
town. 4 u Hubbard, Of Edmnnda.
and " = Marsh. ot Everett
MaryHyille. Snuhomlah county.
was named a. the convention city
next year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
WILL MEET TO FLAY
GAMBLERS TOMORROW


affairs and well known AZ platform
orators. suth ns Judge Tbes Iurko.
Mayor John y Miller. Former Mayor
William Hickman Moore y FFink
ard ole Hanson George walker
aili D. chairman
Lieut. Gov ~ y Ray wlN be
present and may address The gather
Ing
James b MrEifoY one % shc pro.
rrietars ~ the Meadows has been
invited "a address th~ meeting nud
is erieeiei sa b. present Ills speech
ulii hn ono ~ the nloFi Interesting
% fhese delivered bscnuae b. VIII
take ths side ~ fhe race track
There win ~ a parade prior iu
fhr meeting - wasurrs fuu hand.
which wiii ~ present az use opera
haHsa during the meeting
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MOTHER SAYS HER LITTLE
SONS ARE m NEED OF
CLOTHING.

Mothers and fathers have you
a suit Of clothes which your little
boy has outKFown7
II you have. here Ia a chance for
q kindly act which will BE- appfe.
ciated rlght down 70 the heart.
The Star today received letter
from a mother IN this city whose
two little boys. one IA and the
other years old are without suit.
able wearing apparel
They have hardly anything 20
wear. writes their mother. They
need underwear aud everything
Won't you kindly ask the people 81
Seattle 20 help va? II makes my
heart ache 70 see my little boys IN
this condition"
II you have any clothes for these
little boys. send them to The Star.
The boys viii get them.
Remember. IT'S cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
THEFT ~ COURT;
DOT FOUND nv
JUDGES ROOM

There are umbrellas and am
hrollaa
ono OF THE umbrellas OF se-
attic 10 owned hy Edward >awkina.
the coiorcd attorney
Hawkins umbrella ~ an imposing
structure Tho handle OF said
umbrella makes a noise Ike a stand
Of olk horns
n ttha HANDLED IL Eds ohiof
pride. and he would not lose the
rain stick FOE real gold
when Edward appeared Ia police
court yesterday morning with the
Umbrella he laid Il carefully on
nallift Tin Wlnchelta deak and
proceeded to defend a prisoner
Suddenly Ia stopped hla argu
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Woman Writer Discusses
Mooted Question Of Sex
Responsibility 49, w h o
Among Women in Case
Is TO Be Pitied?
BY ELlzAaETH II. GREGORY.
lStar Special serVice.l

NEW york. Jam why dld
you not murder your beautiful young
wife Instead of Vim. Annise"
sgnt this message 90 Captain
pvtcr e. Haina and he considered
q M bits cell wanted "a hear
ftou the lips "a the murderer an
EXPLANATION % the ancient and
moeted question " why man 80
often seeka thc hlosd uf the man
who has stolen his wife's lovr.
rather than the bleea es tho faith.
less woman who has thrown her
loVe away.
Captain Halna has no answer Go
the question he sent word that
he had re repts 20 make
now believe that Il was very
foolish question. for does lt not
answer llselff
As a matter cf tradition. only
the most arrant coward would
take tho iifo of the thing be has
pFomised e. love and protect. and
from the tmmemaflai woman has
been the eiinginE and dependent
eFentWrc and NO man possessing
SPARK % chlyniry would dare
take advantage % her frailty Bar-
barrie as it may Eeem. tho taking
et the life ~ Anmis was one form
q man showing hts power 10 love
and protect Almost any male
member u the animal or bird
world viii fight Tor bis mate aud
g. mans discrodit Il e charged that
he h me only living creature ever
knoWn % have taken the life 81
hts mate although Instances are 90
rare ibss they can hardly be cited
- examples
bat returning @ the original sub
5scf--the real woman IN che case a
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fIi0a II NMHiHgHAM
Hsaf 70 Fuitlu MafAet lta 1Ha Az
fsii.M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

! Cali Main igq f1f scientific plumbing
| ana beating IHIDiHa promptly Htfu1f1
! fa kN esaFH rlafnnfnnI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
JAPANESE COUNT
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

TOXIC. Jan. 7--ny u = Count
Toda. whose engagement 20 royal
princess was recently cancelled be.
cause Of the discovery that he
had hoon married while atudent
IA Cambridge England and who
divorced his wife after bis return
10 Japan, attempted to commit ani.
eide by taking poison Tho attempt
was unsuccessful The count has
been deprived OF hie scat ia the
upper house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
SHERIFF BLOWS
OUT BRAINS

FALLON. New. Jan. 7.--Hy u. p.
With Bible In his hand aud his
shoes removed, Robert Shirley.
sheriff OF Churchill county. sat on
pile Of lumber near the Fallon
railroad station and blew off tho
top Of his head Dependency over
the failure to secure bBndsmen
since bis reelection IN November
Is said to have influenced his rash
act A widow and ~ children sur.
vlvo him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
MASS MEETING CALLED FOR
NOON IN GRAND OPERA
HOUSE.

An indications puint a. an over
flow al tbs Grand opera house. to-
morrow noon. when the anil-mcv
track gambling meeting IL called 20
order
Al ~ Tire members % the eitf
council and all visiting dsifEatioba
% legislators gathered 81 Seattle an
their way 60 Olympia haVu heen la.
xited tn be- present and wlll ueeupY
seats on she platform
THE list - speakers have been
chosen frun among the mea ahn
are prominent in civic and maFai
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WITH HUMAN
CARGO STOPPED AT
CATARACT'S BRINK

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. Near
Stevenson. Wash. Tuesday. lamos
NJ CrAmbiel and bis son. Ira. we're
loading wood on a scow. Suddenly
the pressure q floating ice caused
the rope By which the scow was
tied 10 the river bank 10 part and
the craft swept out iuto the swiftly
moving current Down past the
town of Stevenson the scuw floatrd
toward The Cascades and 90 almost
certain death Finally father and
son MANAGED % get oat an anchor
whlch cauKht
For five hours "a almost zero
Temperature aud In lmminent dan.
ser ~ being swept over the falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
LABOR MEETING
IN CONVENTION

wALl4A wALf.A. wash. Jan
B q. T. The State Fed.
GRAFTON ~ Labor began ~ SEES.
siona today Ihofe being 20
delegates pFeHeut 90 che opening
Many measures wiil D. discussed.
the most important being a recon.
mendation to the legislature 70 paaa
an employers liability law spo.
kane Is actively 10 the fight for the
next convention city
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mont and addressed the court
thus:
Yoh honah. sonic miscreant has
emheEsled NAH umbrella ! don't
want 10 monitor no names. but 4
think Mr. Winchell. Mr. Meek aud
Jack Quinian know something Of
les disappearance y0h hunah
You VIII have to take the mat
Ter up with the prosecuting nttor
uoy's office" remarked Judge Cor
don
The Umbrella was eventually
found hidden behind a bookcase IN
the private chamber of Judge
Gordon Just how the Umbrella
found lta way to that place ia a
mntter which. II is alleged, the
bailiffa can satisfactorily explain
II pressed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
THIEVES LOOT
APARTMENTS

Room workers entered the Chei
sea, fashionable apartment house
at $50 Olympic place. last night and
carried OF a gold watch and $40 in
gold and silver from the chefs
room. Another room was entered.
but nothing Of great value was
taken. The apartments Of former
Mayor William Hickman Moore.
near a. hand. we're not entered.
The robberies were reported 10
the police by Mrs. Frances Baker
Police Detectives keefe aud Hub.
bard were detailed 20 investigate.
but no trace Of the providers was
found.
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EVENING TRlBUNE SAID TO &c
PROPERTY OF PUBLISHER
or SEATTLE TIMES.

A. } niethen. proprietor Of the
Seattle Times. IL 70 or has become
the proprietor Of the Tacoma TFlb
une, paper started some months
ago IA the City Of Destiny.
The Tribune was started on shat
t. popularity kn0wn a. shoe
sirlng li has existed up to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
BLETHEN ACQUIRES PAPER
IN CITY OF TACOMA

pruasnt time through contributions
secured from various sources. DO
Hucal and Otherwise Recently II
has had trouble ia meeting tts Wa 81
~ pas roll. and = few days aso was
compelled 20 lay of q larws portion
81 lts editorial department
Il Vas while in this condition the
property wan offered 10 A Higth.
on. aud the statement that b. has
secured II IL cgFrohoratsd In the
fact that Albert Johnson. day editor
u the Seattle Times. is ia charge
~ The Tribune.
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father and son gesuculated and
shouted 10 people on shore. but
until Enos Johnson and VIII Swce
ncy appeared no one had the eour
age 10 undertake the hazardous
trip from the shore 10 the ncow
Johnson and sweeney. however. an,
nounced their intention Of making
the attempt and after desperate
struggle managed 20 reach the ocow
and took the Crnnhiets off
Au0ther struggle against the cur
rent and the floating Tee ard the
men we're landed safely on shore
The Crambicta wcre In a pluable
condition from the cold and had
given np hope Of reacne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

sEvERAL ACCIDENTS BARELY
INVERTED WHILE CROWDS
ARE coAsTING.

BALLARD. Jan. with the
thsrmometer reslstering n degrees
this morning at O'Clock. and with
ths snow falling IN really meio
dramatic stage style. Ballard Is hav.
ing a taste Of what winter is way
down east Very little lnean
venience has been reported So far
except ; few cases Of bursted water
pipes. and OF one woman foolish
enough to build a fire With the
water tank pipes Frozen. causing
small explosion The boys and
girls have been eaioying this snow
every spare minute vhon not a.
school
Many narrow escapes we're Wit
messed while the merry crowds
cnaAted down hill
On vi. 45th 81. near the car line
two youngsters were sliding down
this long hill. coming AZ top speed.
As they reared the bottom a Ere.
mont. Ballard car was noticed run
ming rapidly out from the city The
boys In their excitement failed 70
see the car. and the mOtormau ap
payently did not notice the rapidly
approaching sled A fatality was
axerted by the boys suddenly awnk
euing to the fact that car saa
nearly upon them. and quickly tam
biing from the sled 70 the snow
Also numerous collisions with pc
desfriaus occurred through the boys
using the sidewalk as a t0boggan.
Knights install.
The KNIGHTS Of Pythias held their
regular meeting and installation 81
Officers last night The following
we're installed G. C.. }. W. Coover
Y. G.. 4. c. Graham, N. W. ". q
Cochran; treasurer. Z. q Ingalls,,
NJ r.. j. VI. Lee. X r. G.. w G.
Dunlop. After all business had
been transacted. a banquet was
served. during which the retiring
&. G.. Brother Hines. was presented
9lth beautiful badge The rest
Of the time was given over 70 fun
and frivoiity. An excellent imita
ton OF a clog dance was given by
Brother Harry Lewis. Brother y.
r. Davis rendered the M0cking
Bird" IN a most acceptable manner
The meeting was adjourned with
the entire lodge singing AUD
Lang Syne."
The w. G. 7. u. meets tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of r. s..
Fisher, 1872 w 6sth st., AZ o'clock.
This ia to be o mothers meeting.
and ali mothers are cordially in
vlfed.
Jake A. Gorhes "a wanted By reia-
ffves IN Spokane Mrs. A. y. Nc
Donald. q W. Front st.. that city.
wr0te the police Of Ballard asking
them 10 look him UP. lie was last
heard ~ here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
BURNED WOMAN
FOOLED DOCTORS

WAi4isA WAltsA, Jan. f-hN u
+ -Four years ago Mrs May Nave
Was severely burned by OIL aud
doctors. 10 save her lfe. grated
akin upon fhe most injured parts
II her body They claimed that she
would live bat a short while She
fooled them al. not dylng until last
Night
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+%%+4+4++&4~-.
GEORGIA unpAmAoEp.

= WASHINGTON. Jan. by ,
. U = Iiattienhip Georgia. 4
q which ran aground on route .
. fr0m Port Said To suex late 4
= yesterday, was Fefloafed. and. 4
. according 10 adxlcen. has not 4
. been damaged The accident 4
= happened when she vas 4
: caught IN an eddy. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TOWN Is BURNED

PORT EssiNGTON. -. G.. Jan =.
S-'fhie town was partially destroyed
by fire. which started in the annex
81 the Caledonia hotel, caused BY a
defective fiue. on account u there
being 20 water pressure and the Sc
were weather prevailing, II was
found necessary 70 blow up the
building east and west Of tine fire
center. The total loss will amount
% about 100000, partially covered
b. Insurance.
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The w. c. r. u. meets tomorrow
afternoon at the home OF r. s..
Fisher, 1872 w 6sth st.. AZ o'clock.
This 10 to be o mothers meeting
and ali mothers are cordially in
vited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
cHANogs AT oLYMplA.

OLYMPIA. Jan. by u. p
Next Monday or Tuesday Eugene
Lorton Will take his place with the
board Of control. On Tuesday. State
Printer G0rham will turn his Of.
flee over 70 u. l.. Boardman, Of
Puyaliup.
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PORTLAND. Jan. z Harry naly
who was convicted two weeks ago
Of murder in The first degree and
sentenced 10 be hanged on January
20 for the murder - Harry kenaY
saloOnksguef. has made a viii
wherein be hequea,bs hie crippled
leg 10 city Physician Fred ]. Zeis
Ter.
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nlHrn NOTICES.


NphiesaTo the wife % ~ Noble asNa
East valley, January 2. u daughter
Dixon To the wife " Dixon, city,
January a. son
Erickson To tho Wife af A Erickson,
city January &, a daughter
Qfanaion To the wife Of y 9ranrtuu4
ritV, January q SON
Haas ~ the eife ~ A Haas city,
January ~ a son
Hope To tho wife Of T. Hope. city.
January g. N daughter
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Situations wanted" ndvsF
easements CSC FOR rs words.
times Additional space. &c per
line
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A man always imagines you mean
Go iHzult him when Nuu dunt tAkW
deep iufareeg Ia how he's fFyins
20 yet riA ~ q epfd
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Dee cert Etf ealf ia rFats rrf esss.
~ fnsnfY i've cents raf annfn uailFs
Fsaa ~ mad ~ farfaff 80 free copies
To NAH rtnSS ntftFH4 The eats
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SD eet lshsi - each paper Whan that
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Minch- Nellie Minch So January 4. N
his city
Forrest Lillian Forrest. "a. January
IN tIIH CHE
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Al opGimist n such a poor guess
er thai he can think he's sailing a
flying machine when he Is tumbliuR
our Of Ii.
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Fuurt FHNEi TRUE
Tee at fft.rsxs hera uhifh
See hfa sea tna e. eafa fnlfHfif
asfhraf sgaas gfs HsaHfffaiF ii.
iHaffsfsa ans Eiee H free ta ever
sa ana sfiaH gafHsH mna mafto
Has ihis Is ~ eAifH gvF "a
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