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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
"PIFFLE," SAYS HAMILTON, 81 AM
GOING TO MAKE REAL FLIGHT NOW

NEW YORK. i4-Disparagng his blplane flight from
Philadelphia return nearly the starting
point and evdencing dissatisfaction with the accomplishment
Hamilton today announced that he expects soon 20
"real flight" lie intlmaed that he would undertake
distance flight that would smash al previous records
10 the contest from New York to
Chicago Louis which prizes Of $4,000
preparing fly from Governors island around
Van park the extreme northern end OF New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
VANCOUVER TO-DAY.

4 Vancouver plays Seattle at I
\ 3 o'clock today at nugdale's 4
4 park.
4 Battery for Seattle. Thomp- !
4 son or Zackert and Shea.
tAtA 49, 49, t&t 4 !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
DO YOU KNOW

: You may send your Star ad ,
! AZ no extra cost by telephone? ,
Ten words 10 cents. Main d,
$500; Ind. al. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

MONTREAL. June l4--Thrcc bodies taken today
from the ruins Herald building which destroyed by
tire making total of five bodies recovered conservative
estimate places the number OF dead and missing at 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

well as for the benefit Of other candidates and prospective
candidates want at this time say that death alone
viii keep my name oil the primary ballot September
Two years ago secured the nomination and election upon
the promise that elected should the people Of
King county Tor the salary attached the office 500 per
month have kept this promise absolutely There has not
been dollar Of graft 80 the office since Il has
been any business office this city should be run and
Tor proof OF this refer the voters OF King county the lawyers
aud business men whom we have constantly served.
Also have turned into thc King county more
money fees collected than turned ia same
period by any Of my predecessor much more that the
growth OF the county be held responsible therefor
addition have saved the people 81 King county many
Tact that have cared for prisoners were ever be-
lore incareeraied in the county jail
Due slightly my efforts perhaps bot much more
greatly the efforts aud ability Of the me- we
made record OF which every my office has right be
proud the matter OF apprehendng criminals and in keeping
tho county free from crime
During the eighteen months that have served sheriff
there has been much strife among various county officers
have been blamed for much Of this bat say 10 the
Of King county that had agreed accept the graft
$4,000 per year that shes before received there would
have been any trouble have punished spoil
ing the best office King county II eliminate the graft
hereom has been spoil H. then have spoiled good and
plenty.
my conscience is clear because Of the attacks that
have been made upon me- Of the further that will
made upon during this campaign am going among the
people again this time alone with promises but with
record II you do believe that have served you faithfully
send back the coal mines II you believe that have been
my send back 70 office that may make
thorough job Of spelling the office in King county
ROBERT 7. HODGE,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

| COMO. italy. june iA--Affsr n
night spent la rublsctinE Constant
Inc irpolgfnff. ths Russian suspected
~ the murder ~ Mary Scott Castle
Charlton. a. ths third degree" the
police ~ Milan and special agents
from Rome are no nearer a solution
OF the mystery OF the California
womRn'H death.
ispoiaioff came from the ordeal
without showing embarrassment or
confusion. He faic that he knew
that Charlton WAS Jealous u MrE
Charlton and frequently became
frrnsled from over drinking.
After sweating iHpolatpff prom
inrut detective ~ MILAN. who IL su-
perintsndinK the Investigation, said
'+Fhe Charltoun did nothing nor
ns~ssr- stsint fts wnnap wRH. ln~
sane This WAS shown IN View York
when she shot WIN. u Craig. a life
long friend she had n physical
maiformhtion which probably drove
her insane Nevertheless. sbg In
siucnced her husband powerfully. az
shown by tho fact that he married
her after brief acquaintance. when
the crime r. solved u viii prove 60
have been the product Of diseased
mind"
Tales are being told the police by
country folk living near she villa
LagnazEl. tho Charlton cottage.
Held Midnight Dances.
one u that the CharitonH held
midnight lawn dances. accompanied
BY wierd Oriental incantaiionR in
which MrE Charlton participated.
partially clothed.
American Ambassador Leishman
IL here today investigating the case.
He he accompanied BY American con-
sui CauRhy. of Milan Ambassador
I.eishman requested that divers
search thc spot where the woman's
body. crumplcd into an iron bound
, trunk. was found.
Caughy said
II IL a plain case 81 robbery and
murder. The money and valuablcs
81 the Charitons have disappeared
Tho report that Charlton sent mes
sages 70 various persons following
the discovery o. his wifc's body Is
false Charlton's body II doubtless
IN the lake"
Not charlton's Coat.
The coat found yesterday and be-
lieved 10 indicate that Charlton was
killed. did not belong 20 the miss
Ink American. II was proved today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

A.~ee u divorce granted
! s.sssrsay afternoon. judge
= Dissolved the matrimonial
sssween Ada ! Beach, Of
-. sna her mllllonaiv nus
gl.ruF Beach. nov 81 seattle.
Z. Ssara ans II Montana rich
Z -,ergseat men Although the
.....rsv ylghts o. the parties we're
80 sut II court. i e said the
- received fTs,0Q0 a. her
- pricr sc the divorce settle
- hsr aged husband had giVen
ree 80 worth q property and
NJ h essh
x.rr,aa ID Seattle In November.
~ a hat time a trained nurse
.,ssns Is support herself and
!. ,kslAfpn hy her first marriage.
Z. / Beach finds herself richer
Il IS tur her eight years 81
$50 nfe 10 the millionaire.
~ now "a years cid
ga the divorce cAse Vas cali
n wsal yesterday. The aged
h.sara sna represented by an
fnass, but did not appear IN
go There Was no contest
ssusa Fiss wife.
4. xnmaa told The court that
q Iss 10 1885, she was a train
1 sssss "a an asylum 10 Cincsn
Il Osn During those years she
u ssaeA while bis wife vas a
nrzss usder her care The wife
ID ras1 Beach. according 90
y ksiaouy. agreed to marry
n aarss ard give her one-third
4 ii xesiih
d samaa told the court that
/ n zsrrsed Beach In November
nj Al ne tlme of the marriage
= ~ / xsacw Of 81 with two
ualxm b q former marriage
&rs VA 70
4siE n marriage they went To
~ q b husbands s.0eoAcre
nrss nneh In Montana fseaeh's
1Airsn By the first wife objected
) i marriase. and hia second
W Nmpiainef 10 the court that
N 4xas Aasbaad allowed them 60
~ asf snkshdlg.
\ 1871 a. eoeple came 10 Seat
D hsk Here. the woman
snsz. kT husband became cold
~ ~ Affection for her. used
Elz4 fsaafks. refused 20 speak
~ tF weeks az a time. and
II rssHs1 10 eat food she had
Brad
y seman told the court that
se1slg her husband told
- zmong them Dr. Annie
~ fkAf bis wife was trying
xlses hssa to get bis money
q sqman charged that her
x,zst made her a nervous
~ TIE divorce complaint al
n sAzi neachs property IN Sc
"a Eorth more than $500
asf ia Montana his ranch
g rs worth $4,000. and that
= a. income Of $4,000 each
tttcrnsys Sue Her.
Apssi the divorced wife there
xizk q suit brought BY I'd
Dslbridge and Edgar G.
W.. hisorneys. for a share of
M1sF and property Mrs.
ssssinsd from her husband
hslr married life.
'<f allege that they advised
4 sslhza from time to time az
aeps 70 take TO get part
'faA torfgne and that BY fol.
= heir adyIce she got prop
surih 10000 and SIS see in
Ths lawyers ask one-flfth
n b the property and a fifth
= honey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
MARRIED. EIGHT YEARS
] NURSE GETS $4,000
| FROM RICH HUSBAND

/. nh Divorce Case, Settled Today, Woman Who
' u.,ed Millionaire Montana Rancher Gets Huge
s.NIement-Previous Gift Makes Total Very
Large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
HODGE ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY
FOR DENOMINATION
TO THE VOTERS OF KING COUNTY.

Even though had no desire 10 remain in the
office of sheriff for another term. | would fee
4 duty owed TO myself 20 my family and
70 those friends who have been with INC since
before the primaries two years ago. 20 again
offer myself as a candidate
had intended not TO make at this time any
formal announcement bat tor several days past
reports have come 10 me that ! had determined
not 10 become candidate Tor reelection. For
the benefit ai those who inlcnd io smnnnrl mc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

The coat found yesterday and be-
lievcd 90 indicate that Charlton was
killed. did not belong 20 the miss
Ing American. Il was proved today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
HURT IN RUNAWAY:
LITTLE GIRLS TRAMPLED
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. May 1S.-A run
away occurred here last night that caused
the serious injury of two little girls Alice
Burk, the 4-vear- old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs a Burk, and Ruth Chipman. the Z
old daughter OF Mr and Mrs. S. w.
Cbipman The horse was tied 10 the
hitchng post when he became frightened
and ran down the street at terrific
speed. Turning the first corner he was
the sidewalk, where were number OF
small children. All succeeded in getting
out OF the way but the two above men
toned They were trampled under the
hools OF the infurlated beast The Chip
man girl was rendered unconscious and
received a badly fractured leg, besides
Win nothing worse than severe cuts and
bruises about the head and body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
NOTICE.

council Of t0 sai Lake. see" CITY Ry 'of of Gias ihs
intention of such council TO make the
following described Improvement, to wit:
Constructing cement sidewalks six (6)
feet wide and four (i) inches thick on all
eight-rod streets. and five (5) feet wide
and four ca inches thick on all other
streets in the following described dis
tricts, to wit.
Commencing at the intersection of tho
south line OF Second North street with
running thence north TO the center OF
Fourth North street; thence east to the
center OF Third West street; thence
north TO the north line OF Sixth North
street. thence west TO the center OF
Twelfth West street, thence north to the
center OF Leadville avenue, thence west
10 the Jordan river; thence southerly
along the Jordan river to the center OF
Fifth North street; thence east to the
center OF Fourteenth West street: thence
south to the Jordan river, thence east
erly and southeasterly along the Jordan
river TO the south line OF block /. Oakley;
West street. thence south TO the center
OF Second North street; thence east to
the center OF Tenth West street; thence
north TO the north line of Fourth North
street. thence east to the east line OF
Fourth West street; thence south TO the
south line of Second North street; thence
east TO place of beginning, with the ex-
ception OF the east side OF Fourth West
street between Fourth North and Fifth
North streets: the west side OF Fourth
West street between Fifth North and
Sixth North streets; and both sides OF
Third North street between Tenth West
and Eleventh West streets. Also COM
mencing at the intersection of the center
lines OF Thirteenth North and Davis
streets. thence north to the north line OF
Everett avenue: thence west TO the west
line OF Hot Springs street; thence north
westerly along the west-most side OF Hot
Springs street TO the north line OF Du-
luth avenue; thence west TO the center
line OF Dexter street; thence south TO the
center line OF Duluth avenue; thence west
TO the west line OF Superior addition
thence southerly along the west line Of
Superior addition to the north line Of
Thirteenth North street; thence east to
the center line OF Eighth West street:
thence south TO the center line OF Thir-
teenth North street; thence east TO place
OF beginning And further. the east-most
side OF Hot Springs street between Ev
eret avenue and Fifteenth North street,
and the west side OF Fourth West street
between North Temple and First North
streets, In sidewalk districts Nos. 20. 81
and II. and defray the abutters' portion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
PROVO JAIL DELIVERY;
TWO BURGLARS ESCAPE
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, May 1s.-There was a jail
delivery at the Utah county Jail last
night. John T. Walker, alias w. II. Con-
sidine. and William Morgan. who were
held on a charge of burglary in the
third degree for entering the Toggery in
this city April 30 and stealing a suit OF
clothes got out of their cell by picking
the lock with wire. From there they
made their way TO the top of the cage
and punched hole through the roof with
a broomstlck and escaped 10 the ground
by means OF q blanket rope. This hap
pened about o'clock in the morning
Claude Fl. Give. who killed W. o. Will
cox at Mill Fork on the 7th was in the
jail and notified Sheriff Judd as soon as
possible.
Walker and Morgan yesterday stated
through their attorney j. w. Whitecot-
ton, that they thought they could furnish
cash bail OF $1,000 for their appearance
for trial. The officers throughout the
county are all out looking for the pris-
onerS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
STRAWBERRY VALLEY
TUNNEL WORK PUSHED
Special to The Tribune.

I
PROVO. May 1S,-Thomas ]. Farrer
and John Peters have taken a contract
10 haul 1000 tons of materials from Dia-
mond switch in Spanish Fork canyon,
to the Strawberry irrigation project tun-
nel about twenty-five miles northeast
and up in the mountains,
l.. J. Lytel, engineer in charge of the
work, reports that the tunnel is now in
one and a half miles and going In at
the rate of about fourteen feet a day, Mr..
Lyte states that In this long tunnel no
metal minerals have been encountered
Stringers OF mineral wax. asphaltum and
hitumen have. however, been cut. and
more of this material may be discovered
as the work progresses, rather GU
rious find was some small bones about
a mile from the mouth OF the tunnel.
presumed to be the bones of an animal.
How they got there at a depth OF several
hundred feet below the surface is Il mat
ter for scientists 10 guess.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
uvAL At MALAD -
RY COMMERCIAL CLUB
ma tribune.

\ 10 me Tribune. $3.50 .
.tD i. las sppearance In anticipa-
% arrival to be held here
" l-,Ssv and Saturday OF this
Tcrkng under the glare OF eiecI az
s,s carpenters were busy untll
~ last night, erecting booths,
- stands and arranging decora-
- business section Of the city.
n sngs. banners and bunting.
jehts will be used in the
-,.i,,l will be officially opened at
thursday at the Commercial
=. when Mayor w. III. Palmer
y Inc keys OF the city over TO
-.-Is.Sson president of the club.
n =, interesting features Will be
-. CrownIng 8 carnival queen.
,...nsions by Professor Austin.
Il saw athletic sports, a horse
..,oo,ier show" two ball games
@Ssror @ Short Line has made sPe-
AZ ior the, carnival from Ogden
4; n,ernsdlate points
r-,ssI for carnival queen Is Gre
( -,.h Interest. This morning Miss
Y. rayLs Is in the lead for that
4 rosel Of Salt Lake City Will wres-
;.ssr Jones OF Twin Falls. Ida. at
'nId opera house Saturday night.
= a $500 Is hung up for the one
. ,Eo out OF three falls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
W0ODMEN OF WORLD
HAVE SHARP CLASH
Special 10 The Tribune.


LOGAN, May 1s,-,At the. state con-
ventIon OF the Woodmen of the World
held here today. George WOODS carnp
%. Salt Lake City: l.. M. fanner SaInp
camp a. ogden, were elected delegates
TO the head camp session at Portland
Or. ], G. Gasbers and sam JosL OF Os
den and o, ClemenTon OF MI ,rn,1as;fri ,iieasnnii
was picked as the next convention piace'
A rather sharp clash between me @ Two
factions at the convention developer auI
ing the day. the afternoon sesSrTm s7,ne 81 - and
83s of salt Lake City had effected an
agreement with camp "a OF ogden W,len ,i
resulted in the fixing OF Sha sLm'e; mao chino chino
forces. while Farley L. Christensen %,
Salt Lake City headed the faction Wnich
tried to unite the small camps OF tne
state and break the slate. Ihe cohtest
was spirited. but the slate finally won; Won,
At The morning session the lnsuretu'
forces apparently had me cppGr pp R''a
as they deposed from me chair ioror 20 ~
eidd oi Ogden and effected temporary
nreenization with j. d. Stack OF Eureka
as chairman. and William Cannissta,on sta.noon ~,
murray as secretary. Al the aIterlioon or,
session. however. after the committee 9,,
1crmanent organization had reported III
FAVOR of making the temporary orssnrna sncae
lion permanent, the macni,to maIa Pidd
fought down the report and pacePP va Pigeott
back In the chair, Win W. "
o In order to avoid any sonflG, nyeptio1 as ,o
the exact time OF opening the od SId'el'V call il
ana az orner as ~ II was decided that the next mex,
I,onUeniion 10 1fn would convene AT II O'Clock
and and that it would be called TO wbere %rae the he
the chief officer OF me camp
''nNTi1 During the internission between tnere ene
morning and the afternoon sessions eeie In
was was a big street parade par'teip.ec the con m
by the Vos''itls " tbe days convention work
tbe eS'V Visitors and friends 70 the ,e muSsl local
OF Of about 200 we're n1paue,ea rrand ST i"b ball in
Womend We ma1d,tnr,n,n 1 in the evening closed the
day's programme
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
b SCHOOL BOARD
| LET'S $4,000 CONTRACT
u !. The Tribune.

u " ltr IlbHHN'
LIZ Nav lS.-The board OF educa-
,hs Central school let the con-
! - afternoon for n big heating
I'VE constructed al the rear OF the
! r.;iBl building, This plant will
lN enough TO heat the eight rooms
Ecsatral building and four rooms In
Ircy high school. which stands Just
= crdh Of the main building.
u hsai will ne furnished for each
I'd also fresh air ventilators will
|1aI'S. The fresh air comes in
y fume from the basement OF the
. y iEd then passes over steam coils
I . Asst IT before IL passes into the
y n several places the walls will
/rH torn out In order TO build these
E passages In addition 10 this
3 dessls are 20 be installed over
|flsI rcon. Also hygienlc drinking
p on both floors of the Central
70 v. P. Martin. treasurer of the
aid that II the board ran shor.
cs 4, any time In the construction
PANT tha, he would advance the
nd Sait TIL the board WAS reim-
"A nom lhe taxes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
Hot Chase After Burglar.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpcCI5I 10 TIC IriDNne.
OGDEN, May lS.--After being chased
several city blocks tonight an unknown
burglar who entered the home of John
Frain at 537 Twenty sixth street. sue
ceeded IN making good his escape,
Frain entered his home at 10 O'Clock
tonight and found the burglar at work
ransacking his room by the aid of a
dark lantern. He grappled with the bur-
glar. and after a brief scufhe the bur
glar got away and jumped through a
window. Frain called the police station
and at Twenty-fifth street and Adams
avenue, Detective Fender and Patrolman
Kellther. seeing the burglar across the
street fired several shots at him, but
he succeeded in escaping,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
1tN YOUR MEALS DISAGREE

h s lime to take immediate action II you "ouiu w ~
N DO spell 1t is positive proof Of a weak s.onao a
bseS'lon and for which you cannot take DeC'er n
Stomach Bitters but remember this the longer you
ng the assistance needed by the digestive system m
No gong to be to cure you We know OF hundreds oi ~
b n u at the very beginning, in which SNORT Go t
proved very efcacios Therefore be persuaded to get
10y Rom your druggist dealer, and thus aVo'a a p
hl, vi sick spell a wonderful tonic and lnVlso
H. nervous and rundown persons and in cases OF ~ t
II is the best
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
M The CROOKS; I1gSS vovrv

Nav M ls.-E1qgaiu.ssssrs qa .sss e, ensaaed e.. fsl'1 to
MS MS city. VINO sno,neer MeT from the
Ensst0pp 0pparkinson regime mao foe n
Z ihe has returned from an IN.
rh y. nanal. and according 10
a ths arc Frightening a NJ,
70 thlhs who have been bilked
~ isInher't hy Inc men who have con-
= rreh py ~ vears past. He says
b. csnss ssrned ~ in the canal a few
" vas tb ,hot at present there is
40 and ', ~ ,he end of the main
i5ivtrsa .scond feet of water that
f',s ~, u 'used. This voiume snen wiz The he
e.s 60 second feet so9n; h,.,ns ne
4 y. ~ avs avs and generally a more
|r.a 6e /. being exhibited py the
tsle Nr Humphreys has spent
tsr. ~ears In the government
. Say heen In charge OF the
hyins nroiect until Ill health
- ~ 20 take a rest.
- hln, The Oneida canal matter
LIZ .. uitty remark made here
ralne1 preston some time ago.
sittnl ~ SS.sIeeed with people here
y "a ~ 10 know all about tne ai'ch
~, ss, bsIng very conseIvatiT9 az hs
y %. bs would say but niue.
II we r 90 much money was spent
= ssu he said: well, you see
y e@sn't esnn exactly straight, and /!
r. sas'd 'desl OF the money went
seoSa sa, in IT," and he winked the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
FORMER CATHOLIC PRIEST
F0RFElTS HIS BAIL BOND
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 1s.-The charges OF die
turning the peace which were preferred
against James Ambrose RYAN a forroa,.
SSa,noiie Sa,,n priest when he appeared at the
polie p, ol MS wife, Mrs. Sadie Moran
gased In brawl with members of the
lamily. were withdrawn in the no,ine
court SouTt this morning, when the bali. OF ss5,
eiared forfeited because Of his non-en-
pearance. " iioii-ep-
Attorney John c. Davis, who has heen
Is.aineo 10 represent the unfrocked
II is understood that a brief conference
was held this afternoon, when n was
aSreeo that Ryan will leave the CITY
anc HIS wife, from whom he Is senarated
are adjusted " 'e"'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
REPUBLICANS TO ATTEND
CONVENTION OF CLUBS

The executive committee OF the Utah
Republican league held q meeting In
Judge Armstrong; courtroom Wednes-
day and appointed Horace II. Smith, Par
ley P Jenson, Charles NJ Morris. George
NJ. Hanson. David R. Roberts and p. R.
Callister as delegates TO the convention
OF Republican clubs OF the National Re
publican League, to be held In New York
June rs and 90 All of the delegates
named are now in Washington and will
no doubt attend the convention In New
York