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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
KILLING HIS
WIFE BY
INCHES
WOMAN TORTURED
TO GAIN HER
PROPERTY
Kept Without Clothes So
She Could Not
Escape

SAN JOSE. cal. April M Mira.
Kitty Hugs ot this city. formerly
the Felgnlng belle OF salinas. Ia to.
day but a shadow of her former
beautiful self tier present eonai
tlan she aacrlhea to the lnhuman
treatment accorded her by her hua.
band whom she claims has been
killing her hy inehrs Ia order Ia
COME into possession ~ an aata g
she lahsFitvd from her father.
Found by Nsiahbora
Sha was found by naighhora lying
on mattress la Husgs home The
mattress waR torn % ahreda where
she had aelHed il during the ca.
cruclatlng naia ahe had suffered
ffom alleged beatinea administered
wlth a garden hose BY her husband
For nine months meighhoFa have
heard aaonikea screams emanaflna
frnm the hasx house Hugs calmly
stated that hia wifes aufferlngs
we're caused By painful cancer
Investigation Made.
An inveatl kallon beaded hy the
men ~ gha nelghborhood revealed
che true state % agtalFs The Woman
SAYS that she waa unable tu escape
because hugk has refused 10 pro.
vide her with clothing
HugK Naa arrested upon 4 war.
rant sworn % BY A nciwlg ia
behalf 81 che nelKhbora The sen.
eAtiouAl charges we're preferred BY
Mrs flugg when the case sas heard
ia a local court
Husineas ehaneea page 6. Read
them. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
LANDS
FOR ENTRY
tiaF I ulaea Frees
A &IlIA-lLtl-flA -

WASHINGTON. April IT,
Undor orders from Secretary %
tbs Interior BaIllnEef. 3e4. 900 acres
Of asmsarid lands. which had been
Withdrawn from entry. we're today
thrown open 10 settlement. The
land comprises three parcels. two
Of which were Withdrawn pend
Ing preliminary surveys IN connec.
ton with the Yellowstone and
North Platte reclamation projects.
% the first Of these. there are
200 600 acres In the Lander aud
Buffalo districts in Wyomlne. and
Of the second there are tf6. 900
acres In the Cheyenne district Of
the North Platte project
The third parcel consists Of 49,.
600 acres. located in the kRilspeil,
Montana. district This land was
withdrawn for the conservation Of
water resources The secretary's
statement says that this land Is
restored 20 entry because the ia.
teresta Of the government no
longer require its withdrawal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

SAN FRANCISCO. April IT,
fhis afternoon marks the closing
" the Emeryvllle track. No more
this season. and perhaps never
again viii lovers Of racing 10 the
ilay cities see the barrier sprung
on The popular course
Yesterday, despite the evident
lnfefidfity Of the card offered. the
stands and ring we're packed wtth
one % the greatest crowds of the
meet
II yesterdays gathering II 60
form baMie Of estimates Tor 20.
day. Il IL almost certain that many
will be- turned away from the
Eatea
fodAv's card h. = hitting one with
which % mark the closing " the
track Seven excellent events are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

WASHINGTON. april ~ Score
tary Wilaon today. Ia = statement
replying 90 the wheat men whn con.
tradicted TIE verauily 81 him report
on the wheat situation. said
"Reporta % this department in
alease that there wese t4a. n0e. 0oa
hnahels Of wheat on hand March /.
Railahle Ntatlatiesans estimated the
snppiy et from 10000 900 to 10.
eco .n09 bushels Last years re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
GANG or NEW YORK GRIM.
MAILS REsoRT TO AssAssi.
NATION ron ARREST.

NEW YORK, April THE muir.
der OF William O'l3fien, of this city.
last night. n believed by the police
today 10 have been the ayenRefui
retaliation Of gang Of New York
criminals
The police are Of the opinion that
the long arm Of this organized gang
Of thugs reached across the cont.
nent and accomplished OBrien's
death because the members of the
gang believed him to have been
responsible for the arrest OF one of
Its members. "Hheeney Ben" Abel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
PUBLIC SALE
ORDERED

CHICAGO. April ia public
sale of all the mixed, real aud
personal property Of the A. Booth
the defnnct fish trust
concern. was ordered by Federal
Judge K0hlsa this afternoon. Ths
sale, which has been scheduled for
May 20. Is 10 be conducted by
Receiver Chalmers.
The order OF the court requires
that all bidders must deposit $780,
900 In cash or certified check for
that amount and provides for the
paying Of the creditors OF the firm
after the expenses 0f the receiver.
etc. are paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

MAX KALISH TO
= LIVE IN SEATTLE

For years MF kaliah has been
spending his winters Ia San Ffan-
ciaeo or Eureka. havinE homes ia
both places, bHt these be has dis
posed o. and Seattle wiu now
claim hiin a. permanent resident.
mY Mr. kaliahs ssstiinR il Seattle
al Fumora thas the Humboldt IL
80 he Withdrawn from lhe Alaska
route are set At rest and the wen
knewn craft viii be permanent
fixture ia ths northern route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
MAKES REPORT ON
WHEAT SITUATION

port estimated The supply At about
four million bnmhels less. There
we're si.oae.eo bushels more 81
wheat produced IN tae past year
thau previously. 40 a IL evident
that the scarcity Of wheat IL not
the cause 81 the present abnormal
prices
lie declared that the depart
ment'a reports were received from
farmers who should know TIRE .situ
atioa II anybody doea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
TAKING PRISONERS TO
PENITENTIARY

SAN FRANCISCO. April IT,
Five federal prisoners en- route TO
Mcneil island IN Puget sound.
are In the city jail here today IN
charge of Robert Crimson. United
staten marshal for the District Of
Columbia Frank irOnHidea aud
William Russell, two Of the prison.
era. are under sentence OF fifteen
years imprisonment for counter
feiting.
Another Is an incorriglble Indian
convicted Of assault with intent 10
commit murder and sentenced 10
fifteen years The remaining two
are under sentence for selling
liquor 10 Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
SULTAN PLANS
FULL CONTROL

Rechad Is more literally inclined
and Ii IN complete aysipathy With
the Young Turks
Murder Committed.
Gen izett Fuad. assistant minis.
ter Of wnr under the new bureau
chief. Edhem pasha. was murdered
last night according TO news made
public today No particulars Of
tho crime can be learned but u ia
supposed that he was slain BY
soldiers who were opposed 10 the
appointment Of Edham as minister
OK war Tho soldiers had requested
the appointment OF Nazlm Paaha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

Max Kaiish. one 81 the best kuoNn
steamship men on tho Pacific coast.
and nsanANing nmusr ~ the steamer
Humhe'st. now being operated 20
ports "A northeastern ALASKA az an
lndep&gsNsnt boat l. O. make Seat
fla hie fntufs home
rDssAg AF kAliAh purchased one
* che bess residences an capitol
t4lii II as lHsh av y. Thr eonaid
sfAtieB - Bas given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

VIENNA. April II The Young
Turks forces. principally the sec
ond army corps. are reported today
20 be convergiug NJ Tchaialdie, -
miles north OF Constantlnople II
rs rumofed that the Bulgarian
troops have already crossed the
frontier IN readiness 10 seize Mace.
donla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

coN6TANTiNOPLE, Via Phil.
poppoliH April III The dissolu.
ton Of parliament. the first step Ia
the Hultaua plan 90 regain bis
deapoue powers, is believed 70 be
Imminent today II II learned that
The sultan has been urged not a.
attempt this move until conditions
arc more settled The only thing
that can prevent the dissolution OF
parliament nov Is the success uf
the Young Turks
The aullan'a brother. Mohammea
Hechad viii be- proclaimed sultan
If the Young Turks succeed in over
throwing the present regime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
Woman Disappears.

II was after Mrs. Kalem pre-.
pared dinner Thursday night that
her DISAPPEARANCE was first noted
After hts return to Seattle last
night. Coroner Snyder ordered the
arrest Of the Kalems When
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
STANFORD WINS

OAKLAND. Cal. April 1.-THE
Stanford eight won the intercollegi.
ate eiehtoaFed race here today,
after the berkeley shell capsized
The Stanford crew was ten Lengths
ahead ~ the time Of the accident
and would probably have won II It's
opponents had finished The race
was over a thre0mlle course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
Rellsf sseamer Returna.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE
United States supply steamer Gel.
tic. which was one OF tho first sup.
ply vessels TO reach the earthquake
zone IN Sicily. arrived here from
Mesaina yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

BALTIMORE, Md, April !
/ 1.-THE United states rev !
enue cutter Tacoma sailed for !
: Seattle, Wash, this afternoon. !
! The Tacoma goes via. the
/ Suez canal. and Il Is expected !
! that the trip will take four !
! months
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
Women Also Held.

MrssnJohn Kalem and her two
daughters we're alao placed under
arrest. The girls were taken in
charge By Police MatF0n Margaret
he Han. Mrs. Kalem spent con.
Coroner j G. Snyder yesterday
raise bail for the prisoners, but
failed % succeed.
From information gathered By
Coroner Snyder, he believes that
Mira kAlem did not commit suicide
nor was her death accidental The
coroner says he has information
that kaiem had threatened HE
wife with death aud that her life
was insured Ia the amount 81 $4,000
III K8lrfa's favor
nepaly Sheriff Joe HIN. who ac-
eomp4nied Coroner snyder, found
splash Of blood III the house
This. the Kalems explained. was
caused BY dog fight the night
before. To Coroner Snyder. Arthur
kaiem said the dos fight occurred
In the street in front Of tho
HOUSE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
FAMILY PUT
IN JAIL
MYSTERY IN DEATH
OF MRS. Wanda
KALEM

atfewm along the tracks Of the
Northern Pacific railroad for more
than 400 yards. the remains 81 Mrs
Wanda kaiem. wtfe Of Henry
kAlem. former proprietor ~ the
Mason Lodging House. Third av.
and Nnluu ~. we're found BY
trnmpa at stuck. = few miles a0lith
Of Auburn. yesterday morning
Following an investigation by
siderable time IN endeaycrlng 20
afternoon. Henry Kalem, the won.
ans husband. her bFosherin-lmw.
John Kalem. OF the kalam Invest.
meat Co. 3i4 Crary building. and
Arthur Kaiem. The g7.year-oId son
~ John. are under arrest and win
be held at the county tall until
the mystery Of Mra. kaiem's death
Is cleared up
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-15

case is soul 1t is so in every case, but
in him the fact is more apparent. His
mighty spirit explains him. That
makes the miracle plain. And 1t is just
such a revelation Of spirituality-of
the real variety and not the seeming
that this country and this age need.
We are not yet through with Lincoln.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-15
! The Lincoln Centenary {
Many WereB Born In l
1902 and Abraham lincoln Was Great l
- l
BY EUGENE FERRIS
Z by America PressAs

and indirectly contributed to the split
ting Of the Democratic party and the
deciding of the election. Oddly also.
the two men were personal friends.
and in the test Of war Judge Douglas
came valiantly to President Lincon's
support.
AS for Booth, his motive in Staying
Lincoln has always been something
Of mystery. That there was Il con
spiracy and that he entered into 1t
there seems little doubt. but his red
son for the steR has never been made
clear Whether NE had n private griev-
ance. acted through sentimental SYM
pathy with the south or simply was
crazed by the great events Of the pc
Rod is yet matter of controversy
and doubtless will always remain so.
Considering his talents and brilliant
family connections, the last suppOsi-
ton is the probable and certainly the
charitable one.
Lincoln said that his early life
might be described in line from
Gray. 1.-The short and simple annals
| of the poor. He came OF English
Quakers. His parents. while Of good
family. belonged to the frontier. had
little or no education and no money.
The son was never burdencd with
these things himself His schooling:
altocether did not amount to Il year.
Yet he taught himself. reading Omniv
orously such books as he could pro
cure. Fortunately these were the
best-the Bible. Shakespeare. Aesop
"Pilsrim's Progress" Thomas Paine
Robert Burns and the lives Of Wash
ington and Clay.
In 1916 the Lincolns left Kentucky
for Indiana. and two years later the
mother died. 1t was time of intense
misery and saddened the boys life
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-15

a stain. whose soul was that Of
prophet and whose mercy. patience
and gentleness recall the divine man
Of Galilee strike me as a marvel like
that of Shakespeare or Joan of Arc. a
thing that cannot be explained and
that trarscends mere human expert
ence. Nor is this the end of the Won
der. AS striking as the man himself Is
the universal appeal he makes to men.
The avidity with which everybody
reads each scrap about the martyr
president is almost as much Of Il mira
Gle as his character. The interest III
him was great during his life and has
increased every hour since his death.
At first it was because he was preSi-
dent, but now it is because he was
Lincoln.
1t is this insight into his essential
and spiritual nature which IS the be-
ginning of the true understanding of
Abraham Lincoln. 1t has taken a long
time to reach it, yet it has always re-
Quired a century or two for the world
to come to an appreciation Of it's great
est souls. That this measuring of the
spirit Of Lincoln has even started iii
time for the centenary Of his birth
shows that mankind move faster than
ever before. When the world does see
the real soul Of this man, with all its
wilderness and love, l believe that Lin
coin will do more for men by his ex
ample and by the intangible influence
he exerts on the souls Of others than
he did even as president. He was not
a teacher and yet his life is teacher.
Nobility ought to be contagious. and
Lincoln had enough Of 1t to inoculate
the whole race.
Materalism never explained any
man. The smallest human being that
ever lived infinitely transcribed It..
Then how little can it explain Lin
coin. We must get at such man
from the Godward side Of him before
we can understand him at all. Seen
from that angle he becomes intelligi-
BILE. The keyword Of the riddle in his
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-15

".tll that | am. all that | hope to be.
I owe to my angel mother" he after
ward exclaimed. In year Thomas
Lincoln married second time. and
the stepmothcr came as near supply
ing the vacant place in young Abra-
hams heart and life as any other be-
ing could have done. Fer the boy the
stay in INDIANA consisted chiefly of
hard farm work, with one tlatboat
trip down the Mississippi ncGr its end
Following his pioneer Instincts. Tom
Lincoln in 1890 moved to Illinois.
That winter Abraham. now Ibis own
man." split rails and started out in
the world for himself. The next year
he took Il second fiatboat trip to New
Orleans and returned to clerk in a
grocery ut New Salem. In 1892 he
served as Il captain In the Black
Hawk war and ran for the legislature.
but was defeated. In 1888 he started
in the grocery business for himself,
but his partner ran off. poor Lincoln
failed. and it took him years to pay
the debt.
Lincoln tried for the legislature n
second time in 1884 and was elected,
remaining in the house eight years. Il
part of which time he was minority
leader. His chief acts as legislator
were his advocacy of internal i'm.
provements. his protest against slav-
cry and his leadership of the fight to
remove the state capital from Van
dalia to Springfield.
Other events occurring cOntempora-
neously with this Legislative expert.
ence were briefly as follows: In 1884
| and 1895 he acted as deputy surveyor
and studied law. In August. 1885
Ann Rutledge died. throwing Lincoln
into indescribable gloom. In 1896 he
was admitted to the bar. forming a
partnership with John 4. Stuart. In
| 1910 he was an electOr on the Harri
son ticket In 1S41 he formed part
nership with Judge Stephen T. Logan
and on Nov. 4. 1912. he was married
to Miss Mary Todd Of Kentucky.
At the end Of his legislative career
Mr.. Lincoln in 1S43 formed his final
law partnership. that with William II
Herndon. which lasted to the end OF
his life. In 1914 he was an elector or
the Clay ticket and in 1916 was elect
| ed to congress, which was, properly
speaking. the beginning OF Als Ma
tional career. although his real advent
as a national figure did not come unit
a decade after his one term In congress
was finished.