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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09

The suicide was revealed by a
mysterious woman. who raped al
the door Of the apartment Of Or. y.
G. Hyde. In the buckingham, where
Mrs Garfield was stopping. and
said
There is woman in No. 2il
who has swallowed poison"
Looking for informant
Dr. Hyde followed the unknown
woman TO Mrs. Garfield's apart
ment. and while he was attending
the dying woman. the mysterious
informant disappeared. The po-
lice are looking for her
Mrs Garfield was visiting at tho
apartment OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mitchell. old friends.
Before dying. Mrs. Garfield was
heard 10 murmur. Mitchell has
left for across the bay"
No motive. the dispatch adds.
has been found which might i'm
pell Mrs Garfield 20 seek death.
No note was left.
Dr and Mrs Whiting were in ig.
norance OF the tragedy until hoti-
fled by The star Friday. The news
WAS a terrible blow to the dead
womans mother.
Their Child in Seattle
Mrs. Whiting said she did not
even know her daughter was in
San Francisco and why she was
not at her home IN Los Angeles
with her husband and son.
Chase Garfield. the woman's
husband. WIS In the automobile
business here before moving TO
Los Angeles. being agent for the
Overland car. child was born to
them. Chase. D.. of whom the
grandparents were 80 fond that.
when the Garfields removed to Los
Angeles, more than year ago.
they were persuaded TO leave the
little boy In Seattle.
Two months ago. however. the
boy was sent 10 Los Angeles.
Received chatty Letters
Garfield is 81: his wife was 25.
i cannot understand II" said
Mrs. Whiting. Il cannot believe IL
IL true. know OF no reason why
my daughter should have done this
thing. never heard OF Robert
Mitchell until now.
Il visited my daughter and son
in.law less than year ago In Los
Angeles They had. | suppose. the
usual quarrels that married people
indulge In. but ! am sure they had
no serious domestic difficulties.
Since then have been in regu.
! lar correspondence with them. re
ceivlng happy. chatty letters about
their life together. their social
activities and about my grandson.
Only two weeks ago ] had a letter
from Chase. II contained the usu-
nj family news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
F-4 Called 'Leaky Trap" by
Commander in Letter Home

LOS ANGELES, April O.
That the U. s. submarine f-f
was "a leaky trap" was the
statement OF Lieut.. Alfred L.
EIDE. commander OF the illfat-
ed craft which lies at the bot
tom OF the entrance 20 Honolu-
lu harbor. with 22 desd men
aboard. In a letter made public
today by Allison E5c. a brother
OF the dead naval offlcsr. Tho
letter was written three days
before the last fatal trip OF the
submarine.
~ just came back from Pearl
Haroor, where we were ten
dave having a re'yi motor In
stalled" wrote Lieut.. Ede.
PREVIOUS TO that tim, we had
BIC .outs and other troubles.
Take a little thing like that
aown al a depth o. so feet. and
no bottom below and water
trickiing In. expect tire whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
PERRY
INVITED TO MAKE
ADDRESS AT FAIR

Attorney John II. Perry. OF
Seattle. has been asked by
Walter Williams. director. TO
deliver one OF the chief address
ses at the International Press
congress Mt the san Francisco
fair. on Wednesday. July :.
Editors and writer's OF note
from all parts OF the world
Will bo assembled at the con-
gress.
Perry. who has accepted the
invitation. will speak on News
paper Law IN the United
States" on which subject he
is a recognized authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
BY Fred l.. Boah

THouGH Il happened many
years aeo. the natives
thercahouts stiil tell of
tho wild man" who, iSrge.
hairy and naked. roamed
the woods
The story as II Is now told,
after years OF telling. ~ that the
Wild man ate rabbits. birds. fish
and even sheep and babies
raw. The story ms told is a gross
cXaggcration. know. for was
the wild man. | roamed but an
hour or two on sultry summer
afternoon.
Il was my most emharrass.
Ink moment"
Was 20 and bashfu, had
u girl named Angelica had.
also. an uncle who liked young
folks and picnles. Uncle ar.
ranged picnic up the west
branch" Angelica and had
the back seat In the wagon aud
held hands all th. way.
Now. must reconstruct the
stage setting. Il was long ago.
remember. Angelica later lifted
me for a yonng whlppersnapper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
You Got StungP
Says Judge to
Girls Old Beau

OREGON CITY. Aprilu 9.-Mrs.
Silas Christofferson, wife OF the
well known aviator. is victor today
in suit brought by ]. S. Ferree. a
Portland railroad man. to recover
money he alleged he spent on her
before her marriage.
Circuit Judge ampbell dismissed
the suit with the declaration that
IL was leg pulling case" after
Ferree had testified that he gave
Mrs. Christofferson gown costing
$40 and cash amounting TO 5000.
You got stung." Judge Campbell
told Ferree after rendering his de-
cision. 'and now you should do
your best TO forget 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
thing TO 90 up In smoke any
time"
Diver Risks Life in
Descent Into Sea

HONOLULU. Aprll e.-In
the desperate efforts to recov-
er tho Inflated submarine "a,
which carried n mon TO a wa
terry grave In Honolulu harbor
on March 26. the unobtrusIve
courage OF Jack Agrsx, diver.
stands out conspleuously.
Aarsx descended 2t5 feet
into the sea. WITH ONLY A
HELMET ON. and for 10 min
utes withstood the tremendous
pressure OF water az that depth
while he made a survey.
No other human being, so
far as 10 recorded. has gone
that depth with unprotected
body and lived TO tell Of his
exploit.
Only 80 feet lower the plates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
JITMEY MEN MEET

JItney bus men will hold n meet
ing at the Press club Friday night
TO discuss ways and means. pend
Ing the supreme court decision on
the emergency clause In the bus
bill. Up TO noon. no decision had
been made. though the bill Is TO
20 into effect at midnight n the
emergency clause is held valid.
II is reported that. regardless OF
the outcome of this decision. $50
iitney bus men have already Sc
cured the official bonds through
the Pacific Coast Casualty Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09

To reach the Hnot uncle had
selected Tor the picnic. we had
to drive up the river Il was
shallow aa far M We could
gu. then leave the wagon and
pack our lunch baskets and
traps around a bend
We thus reached point
whore there WAS "A shelving
beach on one side OF the river
aud high cliff on the other We
all exclaimed that the beach
waA an ideal place 10 picnic.
and uncle beamed. Back Of tho
beach WAS n dense wood
Uncle had thought ~ every
thing We had brought bathing
suits Uncle stretched "A
blanket between two sapllnEs
The bath house." he an.
noanced You bows change
first. when you're IN the wa
ter, the girls can get into their
bathing suits
When had taken Off my
clothes. couldn't find my
bathing suit.
Uncle said Probably YOU
left Il in the wagon Tell you
what You skip right through
the woods tn the Wagon, got
your suit. aud skip back No
body viii see Won"
So | ran through the woods.
couldn't find the bathing suit.
aud ran hack-to discover that,
In my absence. the boyn had
changed ard entered the Wa
ter AND THAT rNE GIRLS
WERE UNDRESSING BE.
HIND rtE BLANKET sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
0ARSMEN
Set FOR
Big RACE
UNIVERSITY OF cALiFoR-

UNIVERSITY OF cALiFoR-
MIA, April e.-sis crews Of
bronze skinned osrsmen are
snsiousIy waiting the starters
gun tomorrow for the big tri-
angular intercollegiate regatta
between Washington. Stanford
and Californis, on the Oakland
estuary.
Day before odds fuetuste be-
tween Washington and Stan
ford, the former on the basis
OF past performances and
crew OF veterans, and the lat
ter because Of greater weight.
ss we'll a. new sweeping
stroke that looks OMNIBUS.
California. in view OF fits long
line Of last places. is not taken
seriously outside Of the Berkeley
campus
Crews Start at 1o;i0
The three baby shells viii be
started on their two-mile Journey
at s:45. the course lying from a
point one mile below the Webster
st. bridge two miles down the
estuary. to the finish line between
the ends OF the Southern Pacific
and the Western Pacific railroad
moics.
The varsity boats will be sent
off at 1910 from the Webster
81 bridge. rowing three miles to
the finish ilne.
The coaches viii meet late to-
day to drawe for positions.
Much will depend on this. since
the eight that draws the Alameda
side OF the channel is protected
from the flood tide. which means
quite an advantage in a three
mile pull.
Conibear Confident
Special trains CARRYING hundreds
of students viii follow the shells
on their journey. while other hun
dreds VIII gather on the banks az
the finish line.
Coach conibear and his Northern
crews are optimistic. declaring this
years eights are even superior to
the previous invincible crews sent
South from Washington.
The shell expert telegraphod for
by Conibear arrived last night and
started work at once on the "Mer-
rlly." working all night and coniin-
uirg today.
He states he expects to have the
boat I'm seaworthy condition in
time for the start tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
Four Legs Fatal
to Nookecha,1p's
Curious Chicken

~ Our Special Correspondent.
kookEcHAmP. sWsh., April
s-Jossph Wheeler. . prominent
esultry raiser, found among .
rsssntiy hstehed Rhode Island
1sd brood q chicken perfectly
formed except that Il had four
legs.
Al went we'll for nearly .
week.
Then Il was discovered that
We two sets Of legs were ar
'snaed for loeonotion in oppo-
sss directions.
The result was that the chick
sslisd itself apart and died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09

swore horribly. / was too
scared 10 pray
By aud hy, when he was
rested. be went away When
! could safely leave my hiding
place. set out IN search for
the picnic. was lost I
walked and walked I had bug
bites an over me the size uf
eggs.
At last | found the river.
But | didn't know whether to
follow II up or down. FOL.
lowed IL up. and came 20 open
country and "A farm house !
followed II down. and came 10
the picnic.
By then the girls had tired
OF bathing aud were dressing
behind the blanket. 7 waited
some more. could hear the
happy shouts Of the boys
splanhing Ia the water
caught a glimpse of uncle
floating on his back IN mid
stream.
The girls took their time
dreasing. They giggled and
talked aud fooled could hear
them. but, being gentleman.
| did not look
Then. when the girls were
getting the lunch ready. the
boys came out OF the water
That was my chance. They'd
hardly missed me.
Angelica found my bathing
suit IN basket underneath the
sandwiches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
WILL TALK TO CLUB

Y. NJ. G. A. salesmanship club
will be addressed Friday night By
Charles O.. Morse. merchandise
manager OF the Fraser-Paterson Co.
an The Retail Clerk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
BOALTS MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT! WHAT WAS YOURS?
Ihughhe Woods.


ia rsa~ y of to-day. s,sr .naas
r~adsts tell 90 Ss,eis .o-t .n..ass
ts>~tas mam.st.s The letters aF.
i"tese-ttns. ussa ths,a. ssa ,A.a
write soor. Address " t~ che
"iimhsrrs-stns Moment rsi' ss." %,
III. star. The best irtt.r received
durtan the week esra~ = 81 oo
rris~, rhe wisarr van he aa-
aouaced uoaass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
FOUND Dying OF
POISON; POLICE
SEEK INFORMANT

Mystery suicide Friday Mrs Chase Garfield for
mery Of Seattle the fashionable Buckingham
hotel. In San Francisco
Mrs Garfield daughter OF Or and Mrs r. o. whiting,
1912 Whiting Of the prominent
Seattle VII Cobb building
Mrs Garfield found dying
midnight, poison died few hours later at ST.
Frap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09

'r,s .. ,oa sad ~
through City Detective Me
csIsra Of Seattle, }. ". Wise,
amer member Of the Portland
..r,ss squad. has been return-
= "a she home and family he
| .ssr.sa In the latter city last
r.,,.,r, Wise saws ne Is
No..
sl,~. ne left Portland he
-. been phlanderirs from
y. s,rt os the country to an
..s.r in company with a WON.
!. ~~ne did not care" and
=. .rtIced him away from his
"a. ara baby while she was
s.rsins for him as a s'o0'
~ Wise left. he SAYS. he
~ |. under some strange IN,
s.s.re exerted by the Goodins
.s-sa for whom he declares he
sssas have robbed or murdered
! H. word. he tried TO break
!. spsll but could not.
Yold wife About Her
->.x went TO San Francisco
- night OF February 2. after
-. h.d told his wife OF the
~ woman and had promised
~ wIse 10 try to break the
..,a.stlns friendship. The prom
= yss made only a few hours
/ s.,s~ Wise and the woman left
4 san Francisco. Wise says,
= s>xan to repent Tie wanted
Z rssrrn home. and one night
"a ths woman OF his plan. She
- into rage. he says. and
~lssrd . pearl handled revolver
G "a given her at his breast.
sr.srufnx to kill him and her
n. ouieted her and went to a
~vsskou. where he obtained n
. on bis watch and gun OF
-r5c,erf slxe TO enable him TO
- passsge for Seattle
Tssp Up Wife's Picture
gsre h. stopped at the Metro
~ kolss Tho woman followed
n "a one day he met her on
4 street.. lie refused 70 tell
~ skere he lived. but one AZ
trzne. a. he was seated In his
-. wits picture OF his wife
~ sssy IN HIS hand. she burst
1naxh the door.
ha Wild rage she tore the
,kcoua2h into Sits. he says. and
rnsd. telling him she would
nvs let his wife have him
anln.
xezt day he went TO osso.
xnA. and there engaged In
e0f a. q iaborer. Then he re-
arsed to Seattle and found en-
|,hynsnf as a plasterer's helper.
J didn't try 10 hide" he SAYS,
411 @Atttu hlf rttffAn - ettNs-
= any man. Last Saturday night
DetscsIve NcClelland stepped up
, ne and said. Hello. Wise"
Sent Back TO Wife
Tou're mistaken ] answered,
~ then admitted my identity.
A took me to police headquar'
IN and I talked with other mem.
IN Of the force. They wanted
y help me. they said. n ] would
Nsrn 70 my wife and baby
Did want to- Ny hair was
hrring gray from thinking OF
nsn. and jumped at the chance
acush fearing my wife would re
BIT down in Portland a family
reunited. Mrs. Wise fell into
W husbands arms in a svoor
ssen she saw him. and the BABY
msa Just as its father and
nother dd.
md somewhere. the woman
NO did not care" Ia looking foi
Bother fool"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09

OF submarines have buckleo
under the oceans welqht--rlv-
cts have broken.
And yet Agraz. with amazing
nerve. had only the arch of his ribs
10 oppose that crushing force: his
ribs and his sound lungs The
green burden CONSTRUCTED his flesh
like the folds OF python. II fiat
tened his abdomen. II sent the
blood roaring TO his head. II op.
pressed him with strange languor.
toward the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-09
VAMPIRE
story in
REAL life
..,,,,nd Policeman Followed
: Seattle by Woman Who
Broke Up His Home
you'RE MINE, SHE SAYS
ass,,rx in Seattle Rescue Him
and Return Him to His
Wife and Baby

- there va. snd hs mad" NJ. prayer
- :. ,ea and ~
= rss ssa s.'"r aea hseN 81 hsn
Z. ssIi-a her the woman ~h" ava not
- Al he c.,ll~d her hi. isds fair
~. :. ,oa sad ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-07
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

1'HE funeral of Mrs. Theo. LIVINGSTON
viii be held from the Masonic telnHrS'
alnder the auspices of Vesta chaptsr
Mo. 6, o. +. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-07
RIRTHs AND DEATHS.

Blrths-Hunter and Margus5its, knu Snd.
w. Pagan $50 South Twenty eighth,
boy; Edward and Anna shaefer; ,-2 Sssl
Ehefman avenue. girl; Nesta and MYTHS rue
Aber, 469 Harvey. boy; salvatore r So
Maria Grasso, 81 William, girl; Dor.
ward and Helen stsffsns' H Taspsns, o ri
,,VS Tourteanth. boy; Alexander and
Mary Silvia, ist3 South sixteenth ,sa N BOY;
Ea,ser' ss5 South Twenty-fourth. boy;
Can and AsOI% cS WiiIa;n S snd E Ssssie
uu~rss hoapiSal boy: Csrl II and Cath
crime King. Twenty-seventh and jack
500. III Georee Parker, IS, Ninth and
RSr eSeA Amelia Ridge, IS. hospital; Car
Tio NJ. Kumpf s. ISlS csIlS9Tatia SoES
Iosaph Hughes, 60, hospital; Susan Bat.
man, II, 1881 North Twenty-fr ysI,; AiS snS
T. Davis, Sc, Twenty-touTtn Ave HNSnS 10 Saio
Marcy,
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ELECTRIC MOTORS

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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-American Accounting Regis
ter for 800 accounts Good condition.
Bruckner Mercantile Co, Platte Center,
Ncbs
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TODAY's COMPLETE
MOVIE PROGRAMS
Exclusively I'm The Bee.

Exclusively in The Bee.
North.
Haunted Hearts. pr Gold Seal,
Nellie, Pride of the Firehouse, Mes. Com.
Laugh that Died. Victor.
FRANKLIN, 24TT g. FRANKLIN.
The Attorney for the Defense, s-r. Lub.
Ora.
The Navajo Ring. vitagraph Drama
Grand, "Theater Beautiful i6 & Binney.
Justified, Or. drama.
Imar, the Servitor, pr.
Two-reel comedy.
HIPPoDRoME, 9Sl4 CUNNING.
Forest Thieves. Reliance Drama
Only a Farmers Daughter. Keystone com.
Andora No. 10, two parts.
n, 18TH q LOCUST.
Hearst-selig, No. p.
The sage Brush Gal, Or. Vltagraph DR..
Black and White, Nina Comedy,
LOTHROP THEATER, oath and Dothrop,
Episodes Nos, s and z, Exploits OF Elaine.
A Bray Comedy Cartoon.
LOYAL, 24O6 CADDWEIIIL
Master Key, No. Is. Or. special serial.
All over the Biscuits Nestor Comedy.
Unmasking, Big U. -
PALACE, 25OS DAVENPORT.
Master Key, No. IL. DR. special
When Eddy Took Bath. Nestot Comedy.
SUBURBAN, ATH & AMEs AVE
The Regenerating Love, s-r. Lubin ORA
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Loves speeds and Thrills, Key. Com.
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COLUMBIA, no g. NTH
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Thirteen Down, 2-reel Dss. Ora
The Chiefs Goat. Vita. Com.
COMFORT, PATH AND VINTON.
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Shorty's Adventures in the City. Bropcho.
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GEM, 1858 g. ETH.
When the Gods Played Badger Game
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LYRIC, 1917 v1NToN.
Changed Lives. 3-reel. Gold Seal
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PAsTIME, I'D AND LBAVENwoRTH
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

These couples have seculeu IIUeHs"S 10
wed:
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Vilhelmine Sorensen, Omaha'.''''''''' 20
Joseph Rhines, jr.. South Omaha "a "a
Anna Martinick Oklahoma Clty'''''''- "a
Joseph d. Broman, Essex, la........''. e
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BUSINESS CHANCES
y BUSINESS CHANCES
&. NJ. EATON.
BUSINESS BROKER. iiO6 W. o. W.
..... BLDG. OMAHA NEB
A Place to Buy aud Sell Business


EATON has $4,000 stock OF mdse. TO
trade FOR improved land and
part caRh. No. -.
EATON has 5000 stock OF mdse. TO
trade for western land.
EATON has a $3.50 stock Indse. TO trade
IN part for land. SlOO1 each.
EATON has hardware and furniture
stock, 050o sales last year.
$1,000 No. i02.
BATON has in Omaha n 81 so stock OF
hardware and rotions, best To-
cation in city, and groceries can
no added and make II big
business No ldi.
EATON has n small restaurant, 81.
No 100.
EATON has a grocery stock. good loca-
ton, 81 $50. No, ~.
EATON has a grocery. meat and hak-
cry in Omaha, annual business
over 10000. business and real
estate, $50 800; win take improved
farm. part payment. No e.
EATON has hundreds nj businesses and
one that will suit you. Why not
come In and ask for what you
want.
EATON wants you TO list your business
with him.
EATON Is, in Room llOs, W. o. w.
bldg
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p.EE--Walter L., at South Omaha Sen1
wears formerly clerk at the CONNER
cial hotel of South Omaha 49,. ,yo,,,
Funeral Monday at a. m. from I 10Y
1ramilv church, Eighteenth and lzard
streets Inter1nent, Holy Sepulcher ceme-
terY.s
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ANrI-Anna NJ, aged S years
March 3. 1915, at Fort Collins, Colo.
Funeral Monday at a. m. from f tsirnS
residence. 1902 Locust street, TO Sacreu
Heart church, Twenty third and Binney
streets, at 9 o'clock. Interment A9iS
Sepuichre cemetery. Friends invited.
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LODGE NOTICES.

All members of Ivy Rebekah ioase so.
tend the funeral of our late sister; ELIZA
Seth Woolley Sunday p. m. at B1rket !.
chapel Sister Petersen, NooIe Sraho'
Sister Nordberg, Secretary.