The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
HEAVY VOTE
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<Dk38O1ed 90 be present duylded that
t0utOs contentious we're rieht
F@s @U OroNidea that in ease ot
. feilore az the election clerks and
a0S9ees Go appear az the time the
0o<S OlN8 the voters can choose
RRDs9 t0tca Tho election Inspector
D given the same ssthuriSs The
$500 prevailed upou the Inspector
90 aotrm the appointment made b,
~ voters This was done. Collins
l0ill refused To moye until the
uAayor told him he would BE- elected
% forgr the did not do So. iiy no
OVlock sotiug was resumed.
TnwurY was Identified by samuel
III who. accompanied BY Manager
alvo., of re- seattle Lighting com-
btny. eta,s "a trip down TO the vnt-
Ina place.
indications 10 the First ward are
thu scarcely more than ONE third
81 the registered vote will he east
noiiv tn daY. certainly not more
Oau hair of h.. The voting up 10 the
pcae of eoag tn PRESS had been eN-
eeedinEiy llgbt-muca ltEster pro
oorti0uatclY than in any other ward
In the city.
both parties are watching tho
esltng places like eats watching
nue. aud thr republicans feel that "a
bant vote will be east for Jack"
Williams Turner. however. il rum
ong strong in toe ware owiu 20
III fact that many voters are vot-
DIX straight democratic ticiota. he
NV afraid that by scratchiIsg Il they
osiy mske mistakes and have their
oaeots thrown out OF TO- count.
SHORTLY before the polls op..lcd
p@,s morning Mayor BatlinErr called
al the police statiao aoo personally
eerinteudrd tha placing OF extra
patrolmeu AZ the polling place Be-
s,or the men on reel,6tr duty. 81
eatrulmeu were ssnt DOT md trn
@co held az the station for an
seuo rcfocy. sNerytoinS possible
bsos been Zoo. TO prevent trouble al
Oys polls.
The Second ward II very quoa
@- there Is little Inoirat tom 9, cut
tnr All conditions 100, cate taat
= sreat number of people are Yco lrg
a straight democratic ticket op.t std
Of running any chances u out oos
their vote iosa ny scra o aR Up
10 noon about one suartee % thr
total rssii stratp1n AID voted. but a
rocs Is expected later 10 tbe dsy
Nfs 200 the workio uusn o~miu TO
fpock 10
Up b. O'Clock to- rir,o orccl or
sbIoosoeo a vote 81 Id ots I'd So reIe-
60 cred the Sacnpo pqecio.et On owed
LIS votes caog on ID gS raaooo 20 80
: = la4H
1Sl aoit ~ 40 AND toDa F"uu o Pore
edso,S % owed vote 81 f3t ont ~
sol.
JsOo oe$ssoe spao~ a tOpoOOOo,ouo poo
uune we're placed abo.qs to.e city IN
eoOoss.pfcuooos :dolpses. sSolos,d 90 SnO.a--
Uo Euos sOses eoEO0tseosoai1y dOs0o .ioos
Eh1g either ~ tbs Com eys had been
s3SsoiStsd ao teputy soefiffa ouo
nsnonaoi ~ The soosy o los. uopso NJ cue
nsrFssns aOs a W.
" Ssedel. J NsSs0sy auOpo xoss
f4}sSrr0gts sadso, a hes ps0ns. vo.re au.
rshsoeo tsa.s aftersoon b9 rl@ eodup.'s
for kesops0osx their saloos0s eOpes ouo
Erection doao. P1rolusaus Bourk ar
sssFpss sesnhl and Plpoood srsss Coua1o-
utm @s.d Carr arrested Mrssny and
Ayord1aD Yhe men w4qe taken 10
n2e city iaod The pod6p,s @e keep
6HF caorei'sd mpo's OF e0sry rssso9e
hs1o0S the 6ise. expecting thar rsT-
esil no lads at % 81 10 rom o spioa
81 The Law
Bsahl au6a Riorduan cend oct the on
foson 40 $50 Stoo a.ess no Nc@ay
fsOss the O-arl sskt1o@. nj 2t7 wash
Eteso5oso ssuoess All u0ofss c,s4osslvsso 90
40 tao1
The Seco16 paclnct * the Ninth
vna0a appears - De tho 6cspsd 81
seaatcs isg Nearly every voter II
Ese0 sisor ssore or less Time o soos-
PAIRING his haSlet lnd7cailpe ts@ 6ps
n dDussag a litrle iptsepsao s-ot votiu..t
or the sagde. ID TO > O'Clock fe4
noctes bad been cs0s 10 % rs pursclort
G1st tsps voters are snow oss great
GeSJ q Interest o the cop&Sl@
TSsege Is a great e0@ Z OSoos nj OF so
ufz1b'cs snso Pro.o sitinuaogts 10 this
procl uurs. and ts0ers are 10 dIVe7'o D. o.
ttaAs EloOsT are oakloU paort 10 .1ooe
sif thoe cnanrS esces M rsos oa6Osq bOa 2 oga.
Tropdols ~ beewtsas 70 the First
Ysnss,iuct - tse FirHo ward. Tr.1s.s
Who are on tho ooOo d. 30 q a..
~oaopc n-ooot cor afw-o oSi say uoust O.. toano
G.ss asay endts there wa0i osa Houooos-
UoO61oz doing Il a ososoara thasu Fon es
sure being o-ald back aoa when the
nTEs csH.usss th-sre II @a0fs 20 hss
assuu odoIs nsappea. Ur 10 2.f5
E,S0res hing oapreo. 10 - ais
rs0aced had voted
%l-osss oao hsg. oesen wnt=hrns
s5S.s vos nos say That they expect IN
ssge n rQpdo or voters about or s
pis9Os1x aoo-o n GOOD o onab r. VIII not
t~ ah4e TO vote on Rceouos - the
rush spop the clerks. who will not
be aSle 10 handle them. This viii
lsaVi 20 a fssaasr and II is m %, oi N
eFny 81 police VIII be necessary to
preserve any sensblance Of order.
The Second precinct 81 the sixth
ward had cast $50 votes out - a
total registration Of gfs up % 2.t5
o'clock this afternoon and there ts
n good indication that a heavy vote
viii be thrown Ia the ward. 4 great
dad % scratching on the part Of
tire ksown republicans b. indicative
Utoo certain Of the democratic CEN
e06.tes are receiving their vote. At
z;H O'Clock II was reported that
lFtrse better than One-haif Of the
votes Of this precinct have been cast.