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The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-18
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.

Uenartment Of the Interi0r. n S. Iand Ot hce at Camden, Ark, March l3 1909.
 Notice is hereby given that
 HARVEY D. GORMAN ol Eggef, Ark, who on May 2, 1903. made H Y. N 9 Ahl2 serial No. 0l4SS). for SWL NEi< and SE NWif Sec. l6, T. 2S., K. 2s W 5th T. M., has filed notice Of intention 10 make nnal iNe year D. 0of To establish claim to the lenn sl. apoN described before the Circuit Clerk ofPulk county at Mena, Ark, on Ina lgth day of April, 1908. " Claimant names as witnesses. James F Dass; James IT. Van Horn, Charley M Miller and Johnny II. Holmes of Egeer Ark Meh' la h. c, Friedhelm, Register,
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-18
Blue and Gray Side bv sld,

Fitzgerald, Ga, Mar. i4.-Veterans in gray and veterans in blue marched side by side in parade at the fourth national encampment of Veterans of the opposing sides here Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-18

Poor, abused Standard Oil Never did a thing wrong in it's whole life" But someone ought to put Judge Anderson on a pension for finding it out.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

E
 Department of the Interior. U. $. Land or flee at Camden, Ark, March IS, 1909.
 Notice is hereby given that
 ROBERT F. HAMPTON ot shady, Ark, who on Jan. 24 1902. made II. E. No. 2532i Serial No. ol82D. for NiS SWA Sec. 8, T. 8 s., R. % M, and NEs[ SIri3 Sec. S6, T. 3 &, R. 90 w., 5th P. M, has lled notice or Intention to make final five year proof 70 establish claim to the land above de scribed before the Circuit Clerk of Polk county at Mena, Ark, on the 3Oth day of April, 1909.
 tlalmant names as witnesses: Joseph S. Lawrence, JOhnathan M. HatNeld. John T kldge and John B. Lawrence Of shady Ark Men. lh II. c. Friedman Reetsfer
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A elbsonI.n

Dave Gibson delivers himself of tb,s epigram, which we grab of before ba gets a chance 10 print it:
 The business of business man Is 10 see that his employees attend to 1t" Cleveland Leader.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-18
To Found chlIdren's Hosnl,,,

Berne, Switzerland, Mar. i4-Mrs A. G. Vanderbilt of New York has donated s5,00O to found children a hospital at Lausanne.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-18

made great fortunes.
 The people pay it all.
 Great is the LAW made by the lawyers for the lawyers.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-03-18
THE mENA EVENING STAR

Is a progressive newspaper furnishing 10 its readers a daily service covering eraI happenings. as we'll as those items Of local news that go to make & home paper Invaluable to citizens of any com munity. If you want the news In your home each week day. subscribe for The Evening Star By carrier or mall. 40e
 CT month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
PROMPT ACTION
DEMANDED

A committee from the Easilake
Tmnf vermont club Will Rtiond the
meeting Of the corporations com
mittea tn the city hall at $3.50
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon and I'm
alsl that the committee take some
definite action on the proposed or
dina &c fixing new schedule for
ali street. car lines The ordinance
IVES prepared By the department OF
public utilities.
Th club suggests that every
othe Improvement club In the city
Ansa.nt committee 10 attend this
meet nR and urge upon the com.
mhtea members the necessity OF
lmpr ing the existing street car
aelVl e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
County Commissioners Ask
Chamber of Com
merce 10 Act.

The demands Of the people have
been heard
Tho county hospital ls 70 be In
yeFtigAfed
Yesterday fhc county cnmmls.
slouers officially requested that
the Chamber OF Commerce appoint
a committee 20 make the investiga.
tinn. which H. directly the result
~ complaints voiced through The
star complaints that charged the
hospital MANAGEMENT with failure
20 properly conduct the Institution
maintained 81 the county at George
town
And 81 Is announced that the
Chamber ~ Commerce Rtii instruct
its committee 20 make tie inYeati
cation thorough. exaetiuF and com.
plete ln every detail. that either
The truth of faisity Of these charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
HE IS STILL pEFYlno CAPTURE
AND IS BELIEVED TO &c
WOUNDED.

PIERCE. Okla. March Crazy
Snake. whose surrender Was incor.
rectly reported this morning il still
dcfyinK the soldiers who are search
ing for him and trying 10 dlslodge
the band ~ braves nov hiding
10 the Tiger mountains. Chief Crazy
Snake II desperately wounded 10
the thigh and Il Is believed 70 be
only a matter o. q few hours be-
fore be Is a prisoner.
The troops have imprisoned cap
tured Indians at Muskogee and
ChecOtah. and the residents Of the
latter place are now fearful that
band Of redskins viii sw0op on
their settlement 70 reucue their
comrades In iall The total number
of prisoners TO date Is "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
WILL BOOST
REGRADE

with the avowed object Of boost
ing for the proposed fegrade of the
north end 81 Beacon Hill, a number
Of property owners 10 the district
formed fhe Beacon llill Regrade
clnb last night Ole Hanson pre-
sided. and announced that the one
particular aim Of the club would BE-
IL hasten the regfade.
According 70 Mr. Hanson, the re-
grade will neecsaiiate the removal
of 81 b0usea At 18th AZ. s. and
Norman II. there will be a cut o.
A. feet. and At i4th az. 8. and
Norman 81. the cut IL "a feet TEN.
uorary officers we're elected, includ.
fnr Daniel Pratt. chairman. and
Percy singleton. secretary A com
mitfes 81 five. consisting 81 Ole
Haneon. II. II Thompson. Eugene
chllda. Charles Tennis and George
y afegson. was appointed 20 make
a canvass for club members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
COUNTY HOSPITAL TO
Be PROBED As RESULT
OF The STARS FIGHT

may be made known 10 the public.
which fo0ts the bills.
The commissioners asked for the
Investigation az the result Of formal
charges filed by two people. Joseph
Myers and p J. McManus Myers
claims 10 have been "rallroaded
from the hospital into the insane
asylum and refused the return OF
YaiHahiea 81 bis that we're taken
charge Of By the hospital people.
McMannH went 10 the hospital as
patient He claims that bis case
was neglected. with the reauit that
he became partially deaf
Commissioner Abrahams an
nounced In asking for the investi-
CATION. that " anything was wrong
al the hospital the board wanted
to know ~. The institution is man.
aged directly BY Dr. W. n Corson.
the doctor iu charge The latter
SAYS he hopes the investigation will
b. thorough and complete. and de-
nies that either be or his assistants
have been guilty 81 any inaitention
TO the patients or iaxiiy OF disci-
pilne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
CRAZY SNAKE HAS
NOT SURRENDERED


PIERCE. Okla. March 81. $50
Frseualy Indians have been sent 70
Cray Snake to bed him 10 sur.
render and cease fighting. but the
chief is not disposed % end his In.
surrectl0n ia such a tame manner
He has fallied hia braves about him
and proposes to fight % a finish
The Indians are nov believed 10
be IN hiding IN a raylns IN the
Tiger mountains. Guards have been
placed a. every ford on the Cana.
dian river and scouts have bssn
placed ali around the mountainous
country whore the redskins are con.
cealed.
Fifty heavily armed negroes left
Faulkner last nlaht supposedly 10
wait In ambush A. the bridge on
the Checoiah river a hundred ana
thirty soldiers and 50 deputies are
nov engaged IN the pursuit OF the
redskins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
ENTHUSE FOR 4
LARGER NAVY

LONDON. March Si.-A great
demonstration WAS made today In
favor OF the naval program pfovid-
ing for eight new Dreadnaughts, at
mass meeting held In front Of the
Mansion house.
The lord mayor presided at the
meeting. Premier AsQulth was the
chief speaker In favor of the pro.
gram Lord Baifour opposed the
eightDroadnaught policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

on BOARD s s HAMBURG Printer remembers the daiel
Latitude Yeggmaus Longitude. a spread
Shp thrown into confusion BY Macongfam
from executors ~ KnE Meneitk
They peoyah dyspepue rather they hnven got
ile Menclk Col II trying coNaFdy
by wireless bm of bic hat IN the way. Hon
hiding behind mnoaa bush.
Kerwit caused Capt narmelsser by putting carda
mon powdered emery the bearnRa
emery damage earaamon or The
and propeller dropped or in 1873 fnthoms
Col second dived Tor It bat quar-
rring 4 o salmon the
TlS A. M.--coi reaching fer propeller with hand
standing ah mental
reef shark the other.
Betting to among the the shark
TRKoi.A NIcKEsI.A
fer J. 7. Merrill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
KILLS A DEER OUT
OF SEASON

After paying a hundred dollar fins
IN Tacoma on a charge ~ selling
deer meat out ~ season. WIN. John
son was arrested yesterday IN that
city and brought 90 Seattle 20 am
awer charge OF killing deer out
OF season IN KING county He was
put under a $50 bond 70 appear May
j before Justice Carroll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
FORMER BERTHA kRUPP is re.
PORTED WANTING HER FREE
DOM FROM COUNT.

BERLIN. M8sch 81 Correspond
eats at Essen to-day failed 70 get
any further Information regarding
reports that the Fran Won fsohlrn
Ind Halbach. formcriy Miss Bertha
krupp. the richest woman IN the
world. - planning % she for divorce
from Or. GpstAye Non Bohlcn Und
Haibnch
The Herlin papers prtnt dis
patches stating that there Is little
doubt that domestic dixcofd has
marked the lives ~ the couple since
the death Of their infant son two
mgnthC ago They say that while
no confirmation can BE- obtained,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
TO SET LIMIT ON
TARIFF DEBATES

WASHINGTON. March si.-Tho
granting OF unlimited time for
speeches In the general debate IA
the house 81 representatives on the
Payne tariff bin probably will be
stopped Most speeches ia the gen.
eral debate this afternoon and 10.
night viii be limited 20 20 minutes.
No rule will be reported tomorrow.
as IL is expected 20 stop the general
debate and set the date for the vote
On the measure. The house leaders
are all az sea as 20 the real senti-
'aents Of majority OF the mem.
beers toward the tariff bill They
Will. however, get very definite in.
formation on that point before they
take any action az all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
sAnk clsARlnos.
is AWARDED A
BIG JUDGMENT

l.. X Church. who brought suit
against the Wilkeson.Tnpp com.
pany for recovery Of damages In the
sum OF $4,000. was yesterday
awarded 926.750 by a jury IA su.
perior Judge Gays court
To-day motion FOR new trial
was filed by attorneys for the De.
PENDANTS
Church sued the Wllkeson com.
pany for commissions on certain
property sold BY them The com
pany claimed they did not own the
property when Il was sold By
Church and his partner Drake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
THEATRE WAR On
PACIFIC COAST

CHICAGO March st-j J. shu-
bert and Congressman Joseph l.
Rhinock. OF Covington. Ky started
today Tor a tour ~ the Pacific coast
for the purpose OF establishing q
circuit OF theatres They plan 60
buy or lease plnyhouses from Den
yer 20 San Francisco and from san
Diego 20 Vancouver 2. c. and their
move ~ taken here 70 Indicate the
opening % war between the two
big theatrical syndicates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
NE W ROAD FOR
HARTMAN

PORTLAND. March BE H.
Hartman IL 20 authorize the ex.
pendlture Of t2.000.000 within the
next ~ months for the completion
OF she Pacific Railway and Naylga.
ton company line. known a. the
Lyle Road. from Portland to TIL
amoOk. President r. = Lyle Of
the =. n. and ~. was Informed Of
the action Of the board on March %
aud has taken steps 10 double The
number Of men nov az work on the
line He hopes to have II completed
b. the end Of the present year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
JAP CAUGHT
With BIRDS

Game Warden Rlef yesterday
made an important capture. lie
apprchcnded X SugahaFa. Jap,
With over 800 plumage birds IN his
posaeralon. which he had killed with
the Intention Of sending them 70
Japan for millinery purposes. He
had about 200 Fiuches. 90 Wax
Wings and about 40 Groesbeeks
when caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
WOMAN KlDNaPER VALVES
PRELIMINARY HEARING

aaanded 20 the custody Of the sher-
III to await the action OF the grand
jury in April
When bail vas set az $4,000. she
Was asked II she was able TO fur
nish that amount. aud she replied.
"Noi that know Of
The womans identity Etlll re
mains mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
HANDSOME WOMAN
IS LOCKED IN JAIL

LOS AS9Ei.Es. March Si.--Ac-
cused Of forging q lease and option
on property worth gi57 600 IN the
estate Of the late John G. Harnock
Mrs. Gertrude briggs. a handsome
woman past 50 years ~ age a. 10
the county iail today IN default 81
11o, 900 ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
RICHEST WOMAN IN W0RL D
TO SUE FOR A DIVORCE

the Frport ~ the proposed divorce
4 geusrally believed e. Essen
Bertha kfupp vas ~ yeara old
shen she wa4 married and Or Won
bohleu. &c be- g generally known
vas 81 When bee father died IN
1909 she Inherited ne vast later.
ests Of the Krapr steel. Gun and
ship works ~ifh a fortune 20 rrcAt
that e has never been property esfi-
mated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
TRIES TO DIE BY
THE GAS ROUTE

BERKELEY. Cal, March sl.-ln
a az Of dependency after a long
period % worry over her sons
insanity, Mrs ? Is Glasford. aged
%. attempted 20 commit suicide last
night hy taking gas She was dis
covered this morning IN an uncon-
aclous condition and will probably
die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
BLAMES HOTEL KEEPER
FOR SUICIDING

NlCTOR1A, r. q, March IT,
David A. Conan drowned himself In
the lake al Beacon liill park last
night The man was a barber and
had been here four years. He left
note, blaming the keeper OF the
hotel whore he boarded as the
cause OF his act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
FRENCH PROTEST
ON PAYNE BILL

PARIS March si-A delegation
from the Federation 81 French Man
ufaeturers and Merchants visited
Minister Of Commerce Cruppi today
% protest vigorously against the
Payne bill They declared that tho
proposed law vas not acceptable
and would result IN a serious tariff
war The government WAS urged 60
make representation % the Ameri-
can congress without delay notify
ms the people Of the United States
Of the attitude Of 'hq French people
on THE matter.
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MALES March 81 Several
American detectives arrived today 10
assist ths lecai guards in Protesting
h9ossysli against attacks % plottsrn
against his nfs Local authorities
fear that a move Niu D. made
against Roosevelt a. result " tha
restriction o. Immigration In the
United States
Arrangements for ftpaNeVuitn wrl.
e8He ARR nsacwainN have without
pause TIE .Ffesiaants proposed
trip Is AfeaMina hsa f~wn ahMmannaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
90 ooNeERNs PRorrar.

WASHINGTON. March 3i-
states Attorney Emery, OF Brad.
ford. Pa. representing independent
oil producers, appeared before the
senate finance committee today to
urge the removal of the counter.
Yailing duty on crude aud refined
petroleum and the substitution of
an ad valorem tax Of 20 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
NEW RULING ON
OUTLAW PLAYERS

CINCINNATI o.. March 3i--
President Herman " the National
base ball combination today pro
mnigaied a railing 10 the effect that
the players failing to report 20 their
clubs and jumping to the outlaws
shall not be reinstated for three
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

MERCER. Pa. March 3f-sirs
John u. Boyle. accused Of the Kid.
uaping of Willie Whstla. vas ar.
ralgned before Justice McLesh this
morning aud stated ct that time
that she desired 60 waive a pFelim-
mary hearing She was then re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
WAGES WILL BE
CUT TOMORROW

PfTTsBuuHG. March af.-The
wages 90 the employees AZ the Jones.
LAughlin eompany's steel mills viii
BE- reduced 10 per cent tomorrow.
according % an announcement made
By the operating officials The
statement issued BY the company
explains this reduction and the re-
duction OF expenses In every difec.
ton AZ absolutely necessary on &C.
count OF fear that there will be q
reduction m the tariff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

LONDON. March 1f-Varioae
juniors resar4iug ceionel Roosevelt
arp arriving hero she latest heiaE g
the effect that Giuseppe Tosst ne
Italian stWcrsNv passenger on the
Hanhar& who ~ now reported ia
~ ~ tsous on hoard OR thfrsfrnsnK
the % president was in a piog g
poison Roosevelt Tags sensational
STORY a. wrfi a. all other reports
40 nof receive much cre,ienam tafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

ESSEN. Germany, March H.
Members Of the krupy family today
authorized a fiat denial Of thu
funof that Frau Bertha Krupr Won
Rohien Ind HAlbach. the 500 900
apa hsireas OF the famous gHn max.
er ~ Essen. contemplated n Al.
Vorce None OF the fnmlly would
discuss the subject at ali.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
BIC MERGER
Of LOCAL
ROADS
ELECTRIC LINES TO
BE OPERATED BY
HOLDING co.
Stone & Webster Interests
TO Be Combined and
Extended.

With a capitalization Of
5000 600. the Puget Sound
Power company has been lneor-
porated AZ a holding company
20 take over 81 the electric
light. power and street railway
stateNe IN the northwestern
part Of Washington.
Besides holding existing plants
and properties IL Il the Intention
W conunue interufban aud power
extensions now piarned and pro.
mote further extensions that will
eliminate IN a continuous line 81
inirrurban rails from vancouver. ia
british Columbia 10 Portland. lp
Oregon. with service 10 the
ufAye hAfbor toNna
Announcement 81 the big megger
has been made only % capitalists
who might BE- interested iu thA par.
chase % stock 3aHf bow much 81
how little 81 this stock las been
spoken Tor Il matter u eonioc,
tire
Capitalists Visit Seattle.
In connection with the final de.
taiis Of tie undertaking a rarfv q,
ten Eastern capitalists wofe il this
cts last Friday Inspecting the local
properties q the stone & Webster
syndicate. Including she street car
nght and power systems and later
went 10 Tacoma. where other ufoo
critics that Viii be taken over ~
the hc.dinK company are located
Ihls party Included AeaaFa
candee. seeisf and Gregory. Of
New fork CITY Newell ana Hars
per. ~ Hosiou. HarseY. Barnes and
Skinner 81 ChlcHeo. NlnlnF a
Springfield Mass aud MarColi.
% Providence. Rbods island
Entertalnsd ky Fursh.
The presence o. The party IL tie
city VAS kept a. quiet As possible
and they arrived and left enslsels
mnhrfmlJed While here the parts
was entertained b. President
Farth. o. thr Seattle Electric com
pauy.
The bis properties which are Il
~ Transferred 30 the holding com
pauy Include tks Seattle Electric
Co. Tho Seattle Tacoma power ga
The Puget SQUAD Electric railway.
the Tacoma Light a Power 60 tha
Everett luterurhau. The Everett ans
Beilingham street RAILWAYS and
Hrht and power corporations. and
others
With All TIE properties Under onr
direct management. the obtions and
Logical outcome. except 10 the mat
tor " light furnished b the manic
ipal nshsing plant IN thla cigy. VII
b. 70 entirely eilmlaate competition
IN the three bis pubiic berslce utili
tias--stresi carr HIGHT and poser.
viii Escape Ansl.Trvst La~s.
or course there IL a federal stat.
uto and federal decisions fhat ST so
10 make such combinations or hold.
ing companies illegal bat comhlua.
Hons have been effected before. De.
spite the objections Of the govern.
mont and sometimes even Foverr.
meat regulations dn not offer AM
lnSurmounsahle obstacle % corpora,
tons
AZ matter 81 fact. the nght.
power and street Gar service IA tha
northwest has been PRACTICAL. con.
trolled hy tho Stone 4 Webster
holdings Tor some time The hold.
inx company vili simplify matters
cut down operating expenses and
~ the yerg natUrc ~ things f..
crease profits by eliminating real
competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

Kapurauis told Deputy Pgusecut'
sng Atsorney John n Murphy shat
he man who captured him VAS the
same man who placed the hand
ruEfn or his wrists THIS man was
Special Policeman 4. H. Fraser. and
not Herbert News0n. As rumorcd
YESTERDAY. Kmpgranis says he has
! brother. John. living IN Seattle,
but does not know bis address The
efosher has AZ yer failed 70 call on
Kapuranis a. the city jail.
Tbs slayer SAYS hss parents I've
n Macedonia The murdered man
leaves q widow and five children 10
Macedonia. At I O'Clock this after
noon Coroner J. G. Snyder conduct.
ed an Inquest over the remains o.
the murdered man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31
HE FEARED and HATED THE
MAN WHO ROBBED HIM
ROOSEVELT FIGHTS SHARK
AT BOTTOM OF OCEAN

81 he
. he Haus
made Aa~aas twice
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paia Attentions 70 olri.

According 50 people IN the the.
affseaI world here who knew Mr..
gAfliey bY sight. and who we're also
aaii acquainted with Miss Piper
Il Is said that Mr Gartley paid con.
siderable attention 20 her when she
was located In this city For nearly
year Miss Piper has PLAYED 81
the lols theatre az an undcratndy
Dhring the course Of Mr. Cart
lesa acquaintance with Miss Piper
ne report vas circulated that he
lniaaded taking her back 10 New
York and make star 81 her
This was thought peculiar BY art.
lsis Of the profession here. due 10
the fact that while Miss Piper al.
whFa gave a crediiabie perform.
anee she was not loohed upon as
woman OF exceptional ability,
To-day Mr. Oarilcy refused TO see
a reporter Tor The Star, and when
called up over the telephone az the
New Washington. denied that there
vas any truth IN the story that he
had dec0yed Miss Piper % New
York or that be had represented
himself as an agent for Kiaw A
Fflnuaer. Before he could be
aahad any additional questions. Mr..
Gaftley hung up the receiver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-31

For the first time since the shoot
tnx. kapafauis talked ~ the murder
this morning through Alex kiukos,
81 Interpreter ~ho t. employed a.
81 PIKE 81.
Thr0agh Rirlkos the slayer talk.
I'd freely. apparently coneeaiiug
nothinE. In response a. questions
BIZ Captain Of DETECTIVES Charles
TcnnAnt. kapuranis told the follow
Ing story 81 the shooting
Il knew Kosias for two years
first naet him IN California came
e. Seattle about one year ago, and
have been working IN grading
camps ever since Several days aen
kosfaa came q me and said he had
hobs for II men, A couple 81 days
later be said SIX Of the Jobs we're
taken. but that II would paw him
g. each for the remaining six iobs
! could have them ! gave koaths
$50. This was Saturday morning.
I vas 70 have met him In a rcstau-
rant On Washington AZ sunday
moFnlnK. sc which time knsias was
10 have given me and my compAn,
hona Instructions about our new
Jobs. and ] vas 70 ray hisn 81 for
each railroad fare Knsfne failed
a. put In All appearance. on Mop.
das night / vent % bis buardinr
house and demanded my $50 kcs.
fas laughed and sneersd al me. and
| spit In his face