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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
WRIGHT NEAR DEATH
IN AER0PLANE FLIGHT
Accident is Similar to That in Which
Army officer was killed-First
Flight Successful.

WASHINGTON, July 3-Althougn
the aeroplane met with an accident,
similar to that in Which Lieut.. Sci
fridge. OF the United States army bal.
loon corps. was killed last fall IL
made a successful flight at the drin
ground at Fort Meyer yesterday after.
noon, earlier in the day. OrYille
Wright had narrow escape from
death during the second cruise lie
flew about the field In the first at.
tempt IL times in ] minutes and 90
seconds. On the second flight. Wright
had gone around eight and a half
times when the machines motor stop.
ped 60 feet above the earth.
The airship, in gliding to the eartn.
struck tree and was swerveG arounl
with such force that the skids were
broken and the right wing badly rip.
ped. Wrights escape from death was
remarkable.
During both flights he went higher
and faster than in the trials OF the
two previous days. II was estimated
that his speed was about 81 miles an
hour on an average, although the ma
chine probably exceeded 40 miles
when flying with the light breeze
blowing from the south.
The glide downward. which covered
a distance OF perhaps 300 feet. was
beautiful. but there were few in the
crowd OF a thousand or more specta.
tors who did not fear, for a moment
that they were about 10 witness a
repetition Of last years accident.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
Markets and Finance

"
Pota,oe.-SoNthcfp SiNO bu. Detroit.
90 a. Coz -bu. southrrn. 81 l0H 80 Dbl.
Pouiiry--Hrus. Ia. % lje ID STAG
ROSTERS. ac. hroilers, q "a --ci Seesrs ;
a. sc. ducks, lSe, turkeys. Nouns' laH
l6c 10
rovt.ions-Mess pork s2l family
pork. s22Ns5. light. clear. s.l, heavy;
So 80. smoked tams. lic, dry sailed
hriskets. l9Ac: shoulders, 1851 picnic
hams. l0iec, bacon. l5is "a Zoe, lard IN
tierces. l3c6 kettle rendered lie 10
Ra~pb~ rries--Red. 81 per 2t-qt. cpsc'
black. 81 SO per 24-qt. ease.
straw berries--Michigan home Grown
s. 25et4 bu.
Sugar-Crystal dominoes, SIS, Eagle
tablets. $3.50. cut loaf, $3.50. cubes,
s. So NNNN powdered. $50 sTann-
lated. extra coarse. $50. graduated,
hnc. In bulk. $3.50. granulated IN 20
10 cotton bags. sS.Ss. Michigan granu-
lated. 500. diamond \. - 40, conttc-
toners \. s5s5 No. /. $3.50. No. :,
$3.50 No 3. ss?5' No = $40 No .
Sa15. No. q. $50. No. :. s. %; No. \,
s.. No. .. s4.9s. No. 10. st90. No. l.
sass, No. u. 81 SO; No. IL. So. No
IL s4.75 No Is. s475 per 100 lbs.
Tnliow-NO. l. 5i.c. No. 9, 4h9c 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
M A r l N e
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

Peavey. shaw Maica. Berlin. Aurois,
IL. y. m Friday; Leuty. Bottsford, / !
10. Gratwick 3. Morley. 40. Vail.
t:i5. Schuck. $40. saranac, SA6. Chi
cago. 30.
Amasa stone, 10 Friday night; Oates.
, Fitzgerald. toldD DcGrafr. 1880, GAY
ley. Denmark. Anna Mineh. !. 80. SickPn
aud bargcs. ~ midnight. Wood, 40.
Malietoa, Corliss. 3, Adriatic. 40: sin
yer. d. snyder Neilson. 7.2O. Alpena.
chemung \, y. /. Hopkins. Colonel.
Carbray. $40; James T.. Davidson, s;4o:
Northern Idght .: Heneinnger. super
McDougall. l.3o. Ohl. 1850
Down: owego, i:i5 y. m. Friday:
Norseman. l:SS' Wolf ,steen. 2;2S; Rid
Australia. 4.3o. Rhoda Emily. J II. Lo-
zen. 4.i0. John Sheiwin. $40. Cornell.
$50; Dalton Binmin sham. S4s: Alfred
Mitchell. g; Cofnnberiy. $50. Syracuse.
Western star. ais last night; Maine
and barge, WANDA, 10, Isabella Boyce
and barges. 1910. Calumet. Mt. Glenn
ems midnight Ericsson. le:15: Der
wind. T. Midland Prince, Mlrisnd
queen. 400 socapa. ESQ; Mckinney.
5;40. Schuylkill. ago. Fryer. lO:l5.
IIecker. II. Norton. mas. Nettleton.
IL 40
SArIT SrE. Marie. Mich, July q
Up NIT Asih"iIi. T. Va h"y ,."oi
gan. $50. Manitoba. Perkins. >. Black.
s. George kink. Tautonia. GAVIN. J. 80.
Kopp a. Harvard. 40, Widener
Ralph Connolly Bros. Harold. $50:
Michigan. u, Gratwtck (smalD. 7. Curs
ry. =
John McWilllams last night; Wild
lar Hutchinson. 1890. John Barlum.
/ II 80; Admiral, midnight. Poe. 30.
Coulby. 4 Queen CITY. Osborne o; sell
4 wood $50. Cowle. 1880. Frontenac.
Chattanooga. Russell. noon.
Down: Dunn. y. IN. Friday: Thomas
Barlum. s. Dan Hanna 30. Jay Morse.
stewart 3 Wells. 3 80. Rome. 40;
Prenttcc. Halsted. $40.
Butler. 10 last night: Cuddy. one a.
4 m French. .. Hebard. 3 SaNonia. ).
I Ward Ames. : 80. tsmalD Davidson. \;
stanton Seguin. = Pollock, Grove.
/ a;30. Wainwright. IL: Keewatin. noon;
/ SArnnlc = 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
BARONET is FOUND DEAD.
Enelishmsn Used Alcoholic Drinks to
Excess, jury Says.

YUMA. Ariz.. July 3-The dead
body OF man found in The Southern
Pacific station mere yesterday IS said
TO be that Of Sir Arthur Carl Stepney,
of London an English baronet OF large
. tates and a scientist OF distinction
He arrived az Yuma Thursday and
registered az the Southern Pacific hO-
tel as w G. Stcpney. OF Seattle He
was found dead in the conductors
room OF the station. \ coroner's jury
presented "A verdict that he came ~
his death from the excessive use or
alcoholic drink
Geld and notes to the amount OF
several hundred dollars were found
or his person and receipts and bank
BOOKS among the effects show that
he had $1,000 on deposits in Los An.
gsles bank Among the memoranda
Of his papers was the address OF his
English solicitors and they have been
communicated with BY cable for in.
structious as 20 what shall be done
with the body
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
SURE HOUSE WILL PASS
CORPORATION TAX BILL
Senate by Vote OF so 20 II Adopts
Plan Suggested by President
Taft.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-Pre sidcnt
Taft is much gralified over the ATOP
ZION by the senate late yesterday L
ternoon or his corporation tax idea.
This left only the Administrative Ieat'
ures OF the bill TO be considered by
the senate. including the maximum
and minimum. and the drawback pro-
visions.
How the corporation tax plan Nil
strike the house is problematiCal. bur
the presidents friends profess to De-
lieye that il will 20 through. Win a
substantial majority.
The corporation tax amendment
was agreed to by a vote OF 90 70 IL.
OF the II negative votes "i-ht
were cast By republicans and three
By democrats the republicans being
Borah. Bristow, Bulheiey, Ciapp. Cum
Minis, Dolliyer Hepburn ana Ia Fol-
lette. and the democrats, Chan. ber-
lain. Hughes and Shiyley The aihrm-
alive vote was as follows Aldrlch.
Bradley Brandegee. Briggs. Brown,
Burkett, Durham. Burrows. Burton.
Carter. Clark (Wyomingl. Crawford.
Cullom. Curtis. Depew, Dick DilliLe'
ham. Dixon. Dupont. Elklns, Flint,
Frye. Callinger. Gamble. Guggenheim.
Johnson. Jones, Kean Lodge. Lori
mer. McCumber. Nelson. Page. PEN
rose. Perkins. Piles. Root, Scott
Smoot. Sutherland Warner. Warren
and Wetmore. republicans. and Bailey,
Bankhead, Culberson. Daniel. Davis.
Fletcher. Foster. Gore. Johnston. Nc.
Emery. McLauriu, Martin. Money.
Newlands. Rayner, Taliaferro and
TAYLOR democrats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
PRODUCE.

AppIcS-Western box apples s. % y
2 per box. new apples. So per box
Alaci<berrieS--I ~ wtOn. 81 per bu.
Cnbhag---S. y, 81 - n - per crate
CruIlaower-sl. az per doZ.
C-iery-Home- grown, 30 q zoe doZ.
Chcese-Michisdn hats ny, l3c'
brick cream, llc; schweitzer fancy
Old 20 N 1ic III
Cherries 50 ~ hu
Coner-Packase coffee. sl4.25 %
California F-uits-Plums kl75. cher
ries $I.7ju %. apricots. s 20. peaches
Dressed cai,c,-Fancy. sasc; COM
F'iiour-Michigan patents In wood
$40. second patents. $685.; straight.
So s.. clear s61o. re. tom. 81 Dbl
F~~d---Jobblng lots. bran. s2s coarse
corn meal S31. corn and oat cnop, SO
coarse midd!!ngs. $50; fine niddhnsS'
S3i per ton.
soc doz. lettuce home grown, COO bu'
uarsnipS s0c bu. tomatoes, 81 crate
radtshcs Ice doz wax beans, sL30 box
new turnlps, Toe doz. green peas > ~
hu asparag as. 90 ~ b1c u'Z' oe''s' '''
dOZ, spinach Aor hu
aooseb.rrIc--se0e5 so bu.
Grape Truit-s5 q 80 hos.
iIoney-ia white, In &c 40, am
Der IUNIIc. extracted. 6uolzc 10
Itas-Drtroit shippers are paying the
following prices for haled hay ~ tas
lots { b. Detroit NO. J tinotnl
gI8Ii25g. 80. . Sl2N Il 500 clover
mixed. sil0ll.5O; rye stray. sloa
1850: wheat and oat straw, 50 ton
uides--No cured. &C. No. cured
I2c. No. / green. L.; No. green. %
kip cured No. ], i2c: No. ?, i2c' XII
green 10. !. i6c 10. ., l4isc. call
cured. so. J. nc; No. p i5isc. lamt
skins 10000; shearling7. n 90
morse hides No. /. g. 40; No. >. $40
uuckIebe rri-s-s3. per 2i-qt. case
Lemon.-California ss564675. IS,
per sal
Rockyfords. S4J n $50 box.
Nushroom.--50c box.
~ Onioa.-rexas I}ermudas, 81 % crate
orang-s-Californla navels. sS.l5 box
ciI~-Raw llnseed. sic. boiled lin
seed $40 gal less ! per cent Tor cas-
in 10 GaFs. diamond headlight kero-
sene. aisN turpentine. in barrel lots
46tac gal
PeacI,cs-s2. e5m25o per s-basket
crate.
Observation-Disclosures. s2N3 crate.
pop Corn-F.ars\1 y n &c ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
FIRE ALARM WAS FALSE "
This Is Police Censored Report On
Store Panic.

a good illustration OF tn way the
lice censorship, is revealed by a re
port fled at headquarters. Saturday
noon IL reads The alarm OF fire
from box - at 9:l3 a. m. was false. "
This was the false alarm which
caused the terrible panic at kresge )
l0-cent store, al Woodward-a and
State-st The report indicated moth
ing. and il would be such reports that
the newspapers would usually receive
II they were simply handed official
reports by Supt. DOwney and forbid
den TO run down their own informa-
ton on current happenings
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
Plans To cheokmake claxton.

Dalton r. Wells. chief Inspector FOR
the new department of buildings has
sent a communication 70 The common
council. asking that body to confer
power upon the new building commits.
sion 70 enforce the building laws now
or the statute books until a new build
ing ccde can be- completed This IS
done TO clear away aay doubt as 70 The
powers OF the new commission and 70
remove the objection raised Nv Frank
J Ciaxton. the outgoing building IN
spector. that the commission lacks
power 10 take charge now Immedi
ate action is asked by Wells
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
STATESMEN FOUND GUILTY.
Twenty Members Of Japanese Parlia
ment Sentenced TO Jail.

TOXIC, July 3.-Twenty members
OF parliament were today found guilty.
Of having received brides in connection
win the passage of legislation favor
ing the new Japanese Sugar trust"
rs the result OF trials that followed
an investigation y the ministry. one
OF the accused men was acquitted rhe
guilty men were sentenced To spend
from three TO eight months H. Jail
and each fined sum equal 10 the
bfibe he received.
Seven members were granted elem
ency and put on n probation Of three
years good behavior. Yoki mer.ber
accused OF having induced the others
to pass the legislation. was not grant
ed clemency by the court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
DR.. TURNER CONVICTED.
Gets Three Months Sentence for Illegal
Use Of Mails

pr. W W. Turner was found guilty
a. illegal use Of the mails, Friday aft.
ernoon. in the federal district court.
Judge Swan sentenced him to serve
three months in the house OF correc.
ton. He has been confined In Jail
since his arrest last fall. and this fact
vas considered by Judge Swan in sen.
ttncing him. Only one witness was
heard. Postal Inspector Charles vii.
buT, and the case took but n hour to
try.
Salvatore Palazzblo was acquittei :
OF charge Of perjury in connection
with obtaining a passport from Sicily.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05

NEW YORK. July 3-The weekly
statement OF the associated banks
shows the following changes
Reserve on all deposits. increase 81
5i5,525, reserve on all deposits. other
than United states. increase 81 SOB 500:
loans Increase seas 200 specie. In
crease. s. sol 200 legal tenders. de-
crease, S232 200 deposits. increase. So
llts00. circulation. increase. $40 600
total loanS sl.34O. 200 500
The surplus or tile banks il s35,60l.
ESQ against $50 1871 615 last year and
ss5f4 500 two years ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
soLoNs GET MANUALS.

LANSING. Mich. July Zach
legislator receives 100 copies OF the
state manuals and each senator get
200 copies. They are being sen, out
now Notwithstanding the small cash
balance in the state treasury. The
boxing. carriage and freight charsei
are being paid by the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
EAST NJ fEALO-CIose.
AGO
CLEVELAND 1--WE srock

CLEN ElA\D. Ohio. July a-liogs:
Receipts 200. market.loc higher. me-
aiuins and heavies s. 20Mse5. workers.
&, ! ; "a so. Cattle: Receipts / car.
lower. So 80 lambs. yearlings. / car
50 top. calves, 50 head IS top
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
Bandits Escape With $500

WINNIPEG. Man, July 1.-TWO
men. armed with revolvers. held up
Manager Templeton. who was alone
In the Bank of Nova Scotia. at Rainy
River. across the river from Warroad,
Mimi Yesterday at noon. The BAN
dts escaped with $500 The cashier
of tho bank was shot in the leg ~idle
pursuing the men. \ posse is after
them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butt~r--Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras csc. firsts. gao. dairy. lsnc.
packing stock. lSc per Id.
Eggs--Currsn receipts. case count.
cases included. 20 nc per doZ. Receipts
Friday. 20 eases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
WOMEN CRUSHED
IN WILD PANIC
oSy Of Fire Starts Stampede in
xresge's Ten-Cent Place and Stars
NJ Become Choked.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Rose vlscontI. a three-year-old
baby, Of No. 20 Ckase-s,.,
caught In the crush and her
mother fell on her; possibly has
. fractured skull or conclusion
81 the brain, but may recover; in
81. Mary's hospital.
Frances 6obrowskl, OF No. 979
Twenty-third-st., 40 years old,
bruised being trampied on in the
crowd, and 10 seriously, though
not thought TO be fatally injured;
no bones are broken, although her
most serious injuries may be in
ternaI; taken home.
Albertina Miotke, Of No. 1882
Chene-sty IL years old, badly
bruised and trampled on, but no
bones were broken; thought she
may be injured internally; has
been taken horne.
Mary Rudensky, No. sig Hastings
Ct, aged SO, said TO have jumped
from q second-story window into
an express wagon on the Safest.
side, 10 badly bruised and uneon.
scious; expected that she will re-
cover; In ST. Mary's hospital.
Marietta Monaceili, Of No. 435
Russeii-st, aged 80, knee crushed
and was badly bruised; taken
home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
cuIc.co puoX,s,o> w,uKEr
NEw NnRk nANi> srArEMENr.

Chicago. July 3--Chctse. Twins
l311 alas sc. young Americas. l4uli !. {
No butter ana poultry market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BrEFALo-opcnIng.

EAST NJ EFALo-opening.
Dunning a stevens livestock Report
.s~Bl fFALO. July ESPECIALLY Cat
lie cars. steady Hogs 10 cars
strong, heavy, sN.iUUH5O. workers.. s.
g $50. Pigs $40. sheep cais
steady, best lambs. s. q $50. |yearlings
t6N65o; wethers. sSgs.25i owes. 81 o
a p. calves. s4US
EAST NJ fEAIO-CIose.
III FFAlso. y Y. July cattle: Re
crlpts, $40, market steady. prime. s. 81
rs. butchers. ss465O Neals Re
celpts' loo. active. common 20 choice
stA>. sheep and lambs;. Receipts
600. lambs. sous. yearlings. s54 ..50
sheep. 500 iiogs Receipts 100
aeu'e' workers.. s.9SUs.s0, pigs. s, so
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July cattle. Receipts
4eV. unchanged, beeVes 5000 40
Texas. $50 q SIS; western, siSOn6 -
stockers and feeders, So sou $50. cows
aud heifers 100 y i. so. calves. s. n 80
Hogs Receipts, 5000 steady. lisht
= u rs. mixed. $500 SO. heavy
) 900 SO. rough. S750Wsl5. workers.
'0N -. pigs. St.-Su TO-, sheep
Erce1hts. -,50V. steady. unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05

BusIness-Iikc Printing. No fuss and
no feathers Tho plain. neat kind tnat
looks right. Times Printing Co, No
is John r st Phone 1925.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
LOCAL STOCKS.
Financial

Quotations furnished by Lewis q.
Gorton. No lsl3 Majestic building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05

Busines--IIk. Printing. No fuss ani
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, No.
10 John l. st Phone lt9N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
FIremen Rescue Many.

n. When the firemen arrived. In re-
|oponse TO q call for aid, they put up
heir ladders to the ,second-story win.
IDNs and the landing windows and
>o1ped out a great many who had been
r1Doners In the jam. The frenzy. OF
- crowd on the second story had
Ia down after a few minutes and
ny were driven back Then the IRE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-01
BE 1T RESOLVED BY
THE PEOPLEOF SEATTLE

let the people Of during year Of
1909 they will be masters Of their o~ni
let them resolve counenen their
public dutyi
Let them resolve that they
they have given their for
Let them resolve tina, the Of this city
nnitted 20 ride In the without subene
insult because Of Inefficient scrVicei
Let them resolve to that their carry
wishes In this regard falling
ecuneren who the real city seattlsl
The Of 1909 Is to be the orandest Seattle
known. From an come 10 us
They will look and talk Of they
will will difference pros.
pery.
And not these visitors today
by the Seattle Electric company
In street and take them to and from the
other points Of interest In comparative comfort.
And In the meantime the
think Of and less OF dividends. do
this II our public servants viii do their duty.
There remedies may e used.
The star will point before Mondays council
meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-01
SCENT LEADS HOUNDS TO
FUGUTIVE'S HIDING PLACE
GREET new YEAR WITH
DRUNKEN/DEBAUCHERY

Last night while whole nation mourned its countless
dead Seattle got drunk
Last night, when quarter Of million human beings,
brothers Of ALL cried in the climax Of their prolonged
agony thousands in Seattle seoed God and man
suffering they drank their checed the rbad song
Notaire, once batting cardinal asked If by pressing
this pin into this pin cushion you could make million francs
and incidentally kill in China, would you do il
And the cardinal with and avarce well balanced
truhiuly declined lie about his brotherhood to man.
II there in the whole wide world last night
Seattle knew not knowing drowned all memory wine
and made merry until darkness left the earth For the earth
having completed its heavenly orbit chaos
the fact be celebrated evey
and the putrid debauchery Of Harry Thaw.
Never during the long loud night did the and
from stricken Italy obstruct the sh false laugh Of
the honest The quayerng prayers for food that went
up from childish threats in Sicily spoiled ot Of mady
salad She nursed her aded palate with the best and
that gold command
The thought OF the heaps OF what and
SLOWLY burning ashes the thousands with
seeng brains the homeless rendess desparng thousands
This concentrated and distilled misery note
false with the wildly playing orehesas seatte fashionable
cafes last night,
For all was merry in Seattle on the night Of her annual
orgie,
And such an ofgie it was II Nero Hdded over scene
of wilder abandon in Rome tradition has been conservative
Men and boys and girls drank themselves uproar
haiy and screamed pride Of their drunken achieve
fashionable cafes Second the difference only
Of tuxedos and overas silks and serge The drooing
that ocred and eerd in the land OF beer and whsy
brothers the young bloods and about
who staggered and oggled in the land of iced wine
And the drink disheveed who Haunted her
hose shoes in the stall Of cheap
sister her who swished spotess lingerie
whsked her silken slippers the tables Of the rich
The bond of drunkenness made thousands in Sc
attic kn last night The strange atavism for night that
impclsd the take his wife the thick Of this wild
reyelry. drew the school girl and the shop girl mans
daughter. to where license reigned supreme.
Deceney, religion morals and all that is clean and good
forgotten the long blasts Of horns crashes OF whistles
and shouts OF drink deous crowds Every convention OF
and instinct oued and and glored in their
alcoholic instruction Up and down Second in and
Of saloons. cafes theatres back and forth where the lights
gmnled brightest surged the hectic hick-tongued trong
singing in thousand keys dscords welcome the glad
New Year"
Boys in their drank their mite and riot in bias
phemy and obsccny Girls whose shoe tops showed beneath
their skirts berated barenders and wed with chaueurs
the badnage OF the brothe
This Seaes welcome 10 the New Year.
And few thousand miles away the greatest cstaclysm
Of modern times had just finished ping up quarter of
million dead.
HAPPY NEW YEAR,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-01
HOLD UP SALOON;
SHOOT MAN

LESTER, Wash. Jan About
o'clock last night two highway.
men entered the Little Brown jug
saloon between Hot Springs and
Lester, about quarter Of a mile
above Hot Springs. and attempted
TO hold up the place Charles
shlela, the bartender who Is an
ex-rallroad telegrapher. was lncIln.
ed 10 resist the bandits and was
shot IN the shoulder, receiving a
painful wound. The bandits are
described az both young men and
both armed, one being about 5 feet
< inches and the other little
shorter. The saloon stands several
hundred feet of the railroad right
of.way and several dwellings and
dance hall are around It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-01
GOLD
SOON GOES
CHICAGO MAN soUANDERs HIS
LOOT AND LANDS IN
SEATTLE JAIL.

From bright lights and wine din.
ncrs to the jail cell is the story of
the meteoric drop OF Herman
Paley. former cashier for George
u. Loyee & Co., q theatrical con.
Germ OF Chicago. M, who was ar.
rested this morning by City Detec.
tives Philips and Byrne on a charge
OF embezzlemont
Just one month ago Paley was
given LOO To take 10 the bank In
Chicago Instead of depositing the
funds. Paley and boon companion,
A. Berlin, took the first train west
A few days before Christmas Bier
lin stole 500 from his roommate
and went back to Chicago.
When arrested this morning ex-
actly $500 represented what was
left of that Sl,t00. Paley made a
clean breast Of his crime to Police
Captain Alex Mcdonald, and eX-
pressed willingness to return 20
Chicago. He will be held at the
city jail pending the arrival of
Chicago officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-01
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