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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
|WANT RECKLESS AUTOISTS
| GIVEN LIFE IMPRISONMENT
WHAT WOULD YOU
DO ~ HIS PLACE?

The Stars Right Of WAY Con
test Editor IL receiving many an.
swers Ia the query. WHAT
WOULD you DO ~ you WE'RE
CHARLEY STEELE" Steele IA
the hero Of Sir Gilbert Parkers
The kight of Way He awAkena
after three years 10 absolute forget.
fulnees 90 find himself "a u seclnd
ed little village he learns that NJ
II believed "a be dead by his friends
and BY his wife. whom ~ never
loved and that she has married an.
other and Is happy During HIS
period ~ forEctfulness Steele has
met and loved u sweet. pure village
girl, who loves him Ia rctmrn. 40
one IN the village Knows bis sioty
Ills problem T. shat 90 DO should
Be return % his own people. clear
his name and brand his wife a. a
hikamist or should be remain
where be Is. hide his secret and
marry the woman he ioYca1 should
b. again disappear and break the
heart ~ the village Eiri Who loves
him. or should he end a tragedy by
saicidef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
ms PETITION is FILED
WITH THE CITY
CLERK.
|trsL Well Known Citi-
,ens Want Regula-
II lions Made.

smsnlax that persons fespen
NJ ~ death ~ anyone run
a ~ Killed BY an eutoineblie
eaher BE- sentenced e. life
nnent or executed. a petit
urnei ~ Jullus IanpwFaon and
. shsrs was filea Ntth The citg
" lsiay
~ salitlan asks that TIRE eitg
80 mskr eeryaiu rules covering
4 - X nutouobilrs first thai the
fsm o. every automobile ~
s.a.apa 10 sound a signal while
.srurhsax each street crossinE
"a AZ aeioniablie drivers BE-
e. ais after a thorough ex ?
.n.as,sa a re hands - an ex-
lns haasd
A~.,rx ~ Nzners 81 the pstition
!. I.8ss M rsou. e. u , stpl*
.sser * n Beuney Joseph =
snsa John KSis. the ErouomY
- 4 grccery 90. AMI uthrra TIE
900 VII - sefurs the city conn
- Maaaay nlgh, and wiii thHa
k.s.rrca % 4 conmittee Tor cun-
enfan
NJ Asserney d Brgleg - mpw
ssst smming 90 i new autauo-
IL ~ Al ne ftauest ~ Council
~ Nsgsrnea. This 81 ls expect
|4wa ~ J hw shat will uot only
sssi ~ seni ln tswrf. bm1 viii he
rafsK n snfnrcr Several att
msn haer hesn made e. have abe
~ pass saeh law hut Ten al
MI nefg lnstaure THEIR has isesn
~ ystai stiection against the
fAnsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
WOULD Be RID OF
BAD NAME

Youngstown has a had name. and
It's residents know H.
once maybe 10 deserved all the
evil said about a. say these resi-
dents. but now things are different.
and. Ia an effort 60 remove tho
stigma from the name OF YouRgs-
town. the Improvement club Of that
section Of the city met last night
and passed set Of resolutions in
which Il is admitted that prior to
March 2. 1905. the reputation Of the
town was not the best but on that
date an amendment to the charter
Of the city Of Seattle went into cf-
feet. whereby all saloons were
driven out Of that district, and they
win be excluded as long as the city
charter holds good
II is further stated that tho
Youngstown district is now dcserv-
ing of the best reputation and be-
cause Of is advantageous position.
rs being populated by home builders
and good citizens generally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Mr.. Jawes Wilson. Ne. 10 oeel
dental aV., writes a. followH
The answer 20 the problem Ia.
v0lyed would b. much matter 90
temperament To the Hupersenai.
uve soul the thought Of being an
Justly branded as criminal would
emhitier BIS life. until suicide would
seem 10 be- The oaiy solution nuf
20 the philosophical mind. IL holds
10 such leFroFa he weighs the
matter ealulX aud asks himself
Which course wtli bring Tn gruat.
eat good The answnr IL Obvious
Vie loavea Biz dead past helind hlm.
begins his llfe anew marrtsa the
woman who loves him. and finds
his reward h thu consciousness OF
brinKius happiness a. others
The euutest remains open until
next Thursday. April ). and the IS
best answers 10 the question vii
b. entitled % two seats each. allow.
los the winners % stiffness the dra
matte performance Of sir Gilbert
farkefs aoYsi The Right 81 WAY.
~ The Moore theatre On Monday
evening April ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
OXFORD WINS
BIG BOAT RACE

Stuart stroae. Conlpatan. eaxa
vain
Cambridge son the toss ana
chose the surrey side % ths river.
which Eave a slight advantage. uw.
ing q the conditions u The wind
sud curreni Many big waEnra. "a
vofinE Cambridge wern made b.
fore the start A. the start Ii laok
"a bad for OxfoTd Cambridge Kept
The lead and AZ The end ~ the fret
mile sas heading her rival ~ three
fourtha ~ a length
a. the one and three.qaarler.m mile
marx the two crewa Nefe pulling
even. and Cambridge began 30
weaken Her ereN seemed 10 lack
steam
oxford cFept ahead doEgsdiy as
Cambridge fell behina. and when
tho stretch Was reached il wAa ovf
dent 20 al thar oxford would be
the winner. The victorious Grew
puilea steadily away and crossed
enc finish line fresh and rowing
in perfect style CambFiage ended
distressed and aemerallzea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
HAD MONEY AND
/ STILL HE WAS
LONESOME
~ slrr HUNDREDS or Dol.
LAS on MS PERSON IS
ARRESTED.

va iizie n gold IN his pockets
fr& @rbls young frcuchnan.
fx'N ~; yesterday 70 have = good
- A. barhis uas making fair
ff'ssE nhen PAtroimen Nash and
ssxns wuned hfs path
fEaM hess a arink. gentlemen
HSxzf EzrsEs
~ pAtrssnsn refused and Barhie
*rr y Nesp softly
*steay wil drink with ne =
*Hasr acclaimed Bagbls And
- ~ pa,spimsn srnt hin 20 po-
As&dgaaftsrs When searched
N'pn hid mess leff. his brief
~ harlns cost him just szss
rs'ss ~ cash. Harhis carried a
I s.aeh valued al tf0o. and a
''''nt rins and stick pin worth
-; i1se
.% paiies are WONDERING hnu
w. survived Nth moaf u HE
- taluabiea he vas re-
- hau ths city Jail this morn
~ he soo%siy stated hs vas
Y shaks seattls duet from
When last seen. he was
80 a boat bound for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
SLATTERY
WITHDRAWS

There Is no spirited contest on
Tor the principal offices ~ the
Yoang Mems Republican club. for
which the annual election is being
held today The only contest that
promised fiKht vas ia the race
between John Siattery and Loren
Griuatead for the JOB Of secretary
bat a. SlatteFy has Withdrawn bis
name a. candidate " leaves the
field clear for 9rfnstead
Reeves Ayimore. Jr. u the only
candidate for president. and a "
Ballard and w. - COyingt0u are
nominated for the office u vice
president There il little interest
IN this contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
JAMES BRYCE INVITED TO
ATTEND FAIR OPENING

Officials 81 the Alaska Yukon. Pa.
cific exposition last night wired the
Right Hon. James Bryce. ambaaaa.
dor to the United States from Great
Britain. and James J Hill. invita-.
tlons 20 deliver addresses on the
opening day Of the fair Ambassa.
dor Bryce II now IN Berkeley, Cal
The invitations we're sent through
Secretary Of State philandeF Knox
As yet no word has been recelved
from the English statesman, but II
II thought that insofar as the Cana
dian government Is taking such an
sctive interest In the fair and that
the American state department IL
also concerned, a favorable reply
may bo received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
SUES FOR $4,000

Being struck by sling contain.
ing about one ton Of oil ia barrels
and knocked from the forward deck
of the steamship Umalilla 20 the
dock has resulted In p Williams.
a longshOremau. bringing suit
against the Pacific Coast Steamship
company Tor $4,000 damages VII
liama claims bis right arm was
fractured IN such a manner that be
can no longer follow his vocation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
"KNOCKERS" WILL
BE OUT TOMORROW

See what YOU can see"
That IL the best way Ia convince
a knocker Just take a look az the
grounds. now almost whipped into
final shape. az the big buildings
most Of them completed and In
some of which the exhibits are even
now being Installed The exposi.
ton officials want YOU 20 come out
and see for yourself. instead Of
listening to the words OF the crouch,
who not only does not know what
he Is talking about, but who him.
self has not even seen the expOsi.
ton grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
SILVER CREEK MINES
DEVELOP SURPRISINGLY

ny means Of Seattle capital. the
Silver Greek mining district has
been developed 10 an extent which
Is scarcely realized
One property in particular. be-
longing 10 the Washington a Iowa
Copper Mining company, Of Seattle,
can no longer be ciassed as a pros
poet II IN, In fact. a developed
mine, having 1900 feet Of tunnel,
and using an enormous water pow
er 10 drive the big Ingersoll dill
IN the mine.
This report comes from we'll
known Colorado mining expert
who has been looking up developed
properties I'm the district above
IndeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
PIKE STREET MEN
ORGANIZE

To further the commercial inter-
ests of the street, the Pike Street
Improvement club was formally or
ganized last night at a meeting of
property owners. 90 the Waldorf
hotel. Pike ST. and Seventh NV.
The organization has already
opened up its campaign FOR inn
proVcments. and a petition for cus-
ter lights ON the street from First
av TO Broadway. signed by a num-
Der of property owners was shown
at the meeting last night
J. r. Mclaughlin was elected
president and L. a Mason secre-
tary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Tomorrow IL Knockers Day At
the A..N p exposition
n you have had q crouch at the
fair. n you have sneered at the
stories 81 rapid progress. II YOU
have been telling your friends that
you think Il will be a frost II
YOU have adopted any Of the hun.
dred and one methods of sarcas.
tlcally referring 20 the coming ex.
position. or n you have been the
other kind OF knocker the Say
nothing type. just go out tomor-
row and miugle with the rest Of
the bunch OF pessimists. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
7 IS
SENT BACK
HOME
BALLlNGER ORDERS
HIM TO co TO
WORK.
Has Spent Two Years
of His Term in
Washington.

WASHINGTON. April seefe-
tary 81 the Interior liaiiiugef TO-DAY
ordered 0oYsruor HpEgatr 90 regnrn
90 Alaska tn attend 40 bis own
knitting
Gov HoExati has been here near
~ five months On thia tfip and has
spent nearly tw'u years IN this city
during the three years that he has
been governor
tu accordance with the Wishes ~
President Taft. ghs territorial gov
rfnora Niii remain ~ their posts -
duty Instead ~ spending q large
proportion ~ thsif tin. HERE Hos
gait NAa given weeks grace ua
account az fhe difficulties involved
Ia taking bis infant thlid 90 Alaska.
ard alao was given fts privilege -
stopping . fea DAYS IN N~w york
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
Death knELL is HEARD In
old POLICE STATION
10y United Press.

stripped Of everything but his desk
today
An old safe which stood for al
most two decades in the newspaper
reporters room Was moved for the
first time in eighteen yearx this
morning tn its new resting place.
During iis stand IN police head.
quarters Il IL estimated that the old
safe has held more than 81 600 0e0
In cash besides thousands Of dollars
worth Of valuRhles
Although the members OF the
police force are glad to enter their
new headquarters. stlll twinge OF
regret e. felt that the old ship Is
20 be RELOCATED 10 the boneyard. BY
Monday morning Il Will no longer
be Third and Yeslor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
is STABBED
TO DEATH

nv tstira rfrrsl
NILES. o.. April 3 Richard
Law. 20 years old. killed his father.
Samuel Law. s. years old. while the
family we're eating dinner last
night iir stabbed his father
through the heart with butcher
knife Apparently uucuncurnad
about bis deed. the son calmly
seated himself iess than tso feet
from the body 81 his dead parent
and resumed eating Sis mother
summoned the police Law ir
seemed surprised whsn arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
OLD SHACK BEING ABANDONED
FOR NEW QUARTERS
m CITY HALL.

To-day The awansong II the police
headquarters is being sung
For today Is moving day And
the old ramshackle Katzeniammer
castle which has served SO long as
police station and city jail Is
being stripped OF its furnishings
Captain OF Detectives Charles
Tcnnsnt was the first TO desert the
old ship His offices IN the new
municipal building we're ready for
business this morning The old
office Of Police Chief Ward Was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
HAS RIGHT HUHCH
ln, rnIled I.ress.l

PASADENA, Cal, April 81
Charles W Fairbanks. former vice
president OF the United States, to-
day declared that. although no for.
mai word has been received hy him
from Washington regarding his ap.
pointment 20 the post OF amhassa-
dor to Great Britain. he thought u
unlikely that he would be com.
PEELED TO change his present plan OF
returning to indianapolis In the
near future to resume his law
practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
TRIES TO SOLVE CHEAP
LABOR PROBLEM

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Isi.
dor Straus. the famous millionaire
philanthropist Of New York. and
brother OF Oscar Straus, former sec
rotary OF commerce and labor be.
lioves that the Pacific coast could
solve its cheap labor problem by
encouraging the immigration Of
European laborers 10 take the
places of undesirable coolies from
Japan and China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
Big FAILURE

NEW YORK. April 3-The first
big failure resulting from the Chi.
cage bull market was announced 10.
day when the brokerage firm Of
John Dickinson and Company. Of
New York and Chicago. suspended.
The liabilities are reported 10 be
$3.50 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
CHARGED WITH PASSING
WORTHLESS CHECKS

John ~ croamsu. who says be- is
an attorney. was arrested b Con
aiabi. James shannon yesterday on
a charge % passing worthless
checks. The warrant for Croaman'a
arrest was issued several days ago.
and q took long hours and hard
work on the part ~ Shannon 10
locate the alleged check swinalsr
Crosman IL said 10 have numbered
several saloon pr0prfetors among his
victims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
ONE BLACK HAND
BLACKMAILE
is CAUGHT

CHICAGO, ApEil An Italian
BY the name oi vinrenxo eserael
NhO ~ Said ~ the police 20 b. the
leader ~ the Chicago Black Hand
society. has been arrested here ga
the office Of Dr Peter Cutrera.
from whom the Italian had de-
manded $4,000 on pain Of death.
0eraci q IL said. has given ewi
dence concerning his associates IN
the plot. and the police expect ho0a
20 arrest several more members of
the band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
WANT "sALOME"
TO BE PROHIBITED

HOHTON. April 3-EffOrta are
being made by the various minlste-
rial organizations Of this city to
have tho opera. "saiomo." which the
Manhattan Grand opera company
is presenting prohibited from being
given next week, which b. Holy
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

LONDON, April upsoiilnr
The prediction ~ the experts. Ox
ford to-day finished ,hrc, and hais
lengths ahead o. Cnmbridsc IN the
annnai Thames race from putneg a.
North Lake. a distance ~ four and
quarter miles Thousands wif
Messed the spectacle. which was
one 81 the most exciting races In
the history Of The two universities
The time vas 70 minutes and 50
seconds. which b minute and Z
seconds beiow the record made by
Cambridge 10 1900
The rival crews were seated a.
follows.
oxford Gladstone. bow. Barker.
No. 2. Cudmore No 3. Carton. No.
(. Mscklnnou. No 5 Gillian. No 6.
Kirby. No :. Bourne. stroke. Don.
KIN, eoxawafn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
ALASKA LAND FRAUDS
TO Be INVESTIGATED

WASHINGTON. April Score
farv u the Interior Bsliinger has
appointed Clarence A. Booth. 0f In
dams. and Joseph % Hcndfick. u
Kansas. special agents in the field
service force 81 the general land Of
flee 10 investigate fraudF and they
viii report a. Seattle. These two
men. alth three others, viii also
Investigate Alaska land frauds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
suffraast,es VIII Meet.

An women Interested IN the equal
suffragist movement are invited 10
attend meeting OF the Young
Women's Educational club. 20 be
held at the home OF Mrs Hunsicker.
1893 9ist av. s.. Monday evening.
April s, a good program has been
arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
Murderer /. Dyius.

IA PORTE, Ind, April 8 Ray
Iampherr. convicted Of having set
fire to the home Of Belle Guinness,
IA which fire the woman and her
three children we're burned 60 death
IN in the throes of consumption
slight hope for even his temporary
recovery IN entertained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
Want seheel sIte soId.

Residents Of the Franklin school
district appeared before the school
board last night With a request that
the old Franklin school site be sold.
Il was stated by N ~ Hardin that
the site is now worth siS000O and
that he had secured an option on
one for $4,000 In the I'LL, tract.
just outside Of the present location,
No action was taken upon the mat.
ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
DIE IN THE FLAMES

fhy United FreHs)
PITTsnuRG, April 3.-Jorn OFT, Of
Heidelberg. suburb, carried his
father and mother ont Of their burn.
Inc house last night, only to find
that his father was badly burned
and his mother was dead. OFT was
returning from a walk, when he
found his home was on fire. Rush.
Ing In ahead OF firemen, he found
hle father peacefully smoking a
pipe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
Fooled KIDNAPERS DROWN
VICTIM WHEN RANSOM FAILS
TEN-YEAR-OLD BOYS
BODY is FOUND
IN THE LAKE.
Mysterious Man Is Wanted
Who Got Letter in
Cannon's Mouth.


DELAVAN. Wis. April 3.-Foi-
lowing the discovery today Of the
drowned body % Harold Moon. 10
years old. IN Thread lake, az Flint.
Mich. startling developments are
momentarliy expected Ia this city,
where the boys father. Lyman n.
Moon. expects 10 bring about the
arrest Of men who. he IL convinced.
weFe implicated IN the disappear
ance of his child en- February "a.
kidnapping Theory.
The theory o. kidnapping was
advanced when the boy was Lost
bat was temporarily exploded to
day when news Of the discovery OF
the drowned body was made public
Il now looks however. az II a foul
murder had been committed.
The father OF the dead child paid
a secret visit to this town in re-
Spouse 90 a letter sent from this
place by men who represented
themselves 10 b. the kidnapers OF
the boy
Demanded $500.
The letter stated that n Moon
would place $500 IN the mouth OF a
cannon IN the town park the miss
ing boy would be- returned 20 him
within hair an hour on the advice
.of detectives retained by the anx-
ious father. a letter was placed in
she cannon. asking that the state
mont that the boy was safe be
suhataniiaied
Moon. IN bis message 70 the black
mailers. explained that II the pur-
ported kiduapeHs could prove that
they had possession Of the boy they
could have the sum 81 money which
they demanded. aud that he would
make no trouble for them.
Mysterious Man.
Last night Moons detectives saw
a large man remove the letter from
the mouth Of the cannon and dis
appear In the darkness II is this
man who il wanted by the police,
now that the discovery Of the lads
drowned body points TO murder.
The last time the lad was seen
be was blithely on his way to 20
skating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
|le MARATHON
RACE ON TODAY

~ N. FORK. April J The start
y. nstle Marathon. perhaps tho
y r1sat'onai race " its kind
h 4. ~ 'Aaas On me fve lap track
~ sroeuan a; 2 O'Clock To-
y -, ~s.''sf Tim Sullivan firing
I x. ~. fhs aix contestants were
" isss'e fsr mis-. ne supreme
i.'.. ,esir respective merits
~ ~, s'ns % me betting. Long
= NJ pnsnomsual Indian runner
~aEA we oi capturing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
is NAMED

i 7. Arnold. nov offlelat
"a e,.... ne superior bench Of
insss'.s.. last night resigned az
lsra',.ss' I q ihe school board and
n $780,, no"aen was named 10 nn
s,sls sss nv Willis 3 Rand we're
"a II N. superintendent aud mat.
siesI W Mercer Island Parental
! Rss.,y succeed Mr. ans Mrs Vi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
snur orr NOTICE.

Water VII be shut off IN 4
the district weai Of 18th av n 4
W and north u w 10th 81 on Z
Monday. April 8. froau 3 q m ,
70 . m. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Residents in the vicinity ~ fBth
av n and 4bth Az. y p. today
petlfl0nea the city council 70 install
lights at various points on the thor.
0ughfare. where they claim the
street " nov inAdcquately lighted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

The Seattle Ministerial asaocla
ton will meet on Monday az 10 a
m. when the paper Of the day will
be read by the Rev y H. Hayden
There are some important matters
10 be discussed. and 4 fuIl attend
aucs Is desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
THE WEATHER.

Pair Tonight. win Light I
! Frost; Sunday Fair and Warm i
! er; Light Southwest Winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Nnr, A Received here thfa
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