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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
DISASTROUS
DAY FOR
RUFF
BIG JIM" REMAINS
UNSHAkEN ON
THE STAND.
Attorney Ach and the
Judge Have Sharp
Attacks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 20 re.
peated fuhnkes administered b.
Judge Iawlor 10 Attorney Henry
Ach. who IL appearing for ex.nosa
Abraham Ruci In the trial Of the
indicted boaH on charge 81
bribery. marked the entire morn,
inK session % the trial today Ach
repeatedly disobeyed the courts H..
ttructlunH and Vas repeatedly
called 10 time by the court
The cFosaexamination 81 James
l. Gallagher the prosecutions chief
witness. vas continued ~ Aeh and
q was because ~ Ruera attorneys
attempts 10 lmpeArh tho witness
by trying % pin hlm down a.
minute pointa Of time and circau.
stances surrounding the matters
testified % on direct examination.
that Judge IAwlor Fcbnked him
Aeh declared ~ the outset 81
the session that he wonld show
that Gallagher VAS IAN arch.parti.
san % tbs graft prosecution. and
that upon tss Impression his lestl'
moey H1ff n4f ~ EF
l-flct-f l iaksN en- Aeaistant
pfatrle, AispFaey ileney 81 pcnda
whetber be himself will be- Indicted
or NIT
Ach attempted 10 prove BY Gal.
laEher that Heney had aaked him
10 80 70 Nuef after the supervisors
had confessed and offer Rnef i'm.
munity II Rusf wauid testify against
the -hiEhcFupa
Z went 70 Huef on mas yolitluu
and not A. The reaueai ~ anyone.
declared Gallagher st0uilf.
The entire session wAa disastrous
for Hnwf. GALLAGHER remained an.
ehaksn in hla story told on direct
examination
Several times Racft hiiorney Al.
tempted 90 ehow that Gallagher had
differed from his testimony az the
former RHef trials BY reading from
the record. but the court would not
porinit him 10 lmpeach the witness
Ia this way.
-
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SUGGESTS THAT TAMMANY
PREPARE next PLATFORM
COSCROVE'S CONDITION IS
SAID TO Be SERIOUS
by United Press

PASO ROBES, Nov. 20.-The condition of
Covernor-eect S. G. Cosgrove of Washington is the
cause OF some apprehension today, he is showing
practically no improvement
He is suffering from Brights disease, and it is
believed that his condition is serious.
The governor-elect showed signs of improve
ment when he first arrived here, but his is not
as satisfactory expected.
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hitter AGAINST ENGLAND
| and The YELLOW PERIL"
'HICHER-UPS' FEAR
FOR THEIR SAFETY

tempt 10 import and ship six Jap.
anese girls 10 New York city.
The matter WAS handled hy spe
cial agents from Washington. II. 4 -
said MIR Todd today. while the
local Immigration service Were not
engaged Ia the hunt tor evidence
because of lack ~ funds. igspeetor
in.CharKe John n. Sargent was
aware that the arrests were can
templetcd One u his men. Thomas
n Fisher was closely associated
With Special Assent G. A. Miller ia
the work OF running down Cnptain
uAwley and his Japanese assoc
elatea~
BAL Fixed at $1,000.
AZ the preliminary hearing YES.
terday afternoon before United
states Commissioner Aurustna
Armstrong. Captain GAwley and
each Of The japanese werr remand
ed 20 the county Jail Ia default 81
5000 bail each At the hearing
Gawiey vas represented az Attor.
nvya Brewer and Day katayarna
aud lHhikawa we're represented by
Y. v. nayia, and the Interests *
=. and ". MlnRmi we're guarded hy
Edward G. krelts The specific
charge against Captain Gawley and
The Japanese il that they imported
six Japanese Girls into fhe United
States on February 30. 1905 As.
sistant United States District Attor.
rey Charles r Hutsoa, for the GOV.
etumrnt. conducted the preliminary
hearing. and al ifs conclusion Am.
ng fixed the bail IL each prim
oner AZ t5.9Qo.
A. the feEuis az Investigation
made BY a representative ~ The
Star last nixht. Il has been learned
that the number of japanese 40
men and glris who have migrated To
Seattle from the Orsenf. osienalbly
a. servants. but who ia reality are
leading lives 81 shame. has doubled
IN the past i1 months Al The nud
Of December. 1907. there wcrr ap
progimateiy IS Japanese women
and Girls In the restricted district.
aud today there are more than 40
This alarming Increase Was one %
the principal reasons shy special
agents we're Nent 10 the Coast 10
unearth the gAuK which aaa tcapons
sibie for the presence 81 thear orr.
entails Il - lntImafed that local
immigration officials were either
lax In their duties o. knowingly
permitted the Importation Of Jap
anesc women ~ the class whlch fre.
qnents the district below Jack
son 81.
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BAD LUCK CLINCS
TO LIGHT SYSTEM
MILLION DECREASE IN
coUNTRYrs WORKERS.

= NEW YORK. Nov. 20 - :
= That immigration In true 4
. baromeSer ot the economic 4
= cCld i8la 10 the United 4
= States o. a. onstrated BY fix 4
:, urea 81 the rioamship passen. Z
\ ger movement during the year 4
. 1908. including October 4
4 The figurea show de-. 4
= creaeo IN the number Of i'm 4
q migrants. AZ against the same 4
= period o. 1907. OF $50. a2a. Add. 4
= ing 10 this the Increase OF 4
= emigrants % Europe In the 4
. same period. as against the I
= period ending October 80. 1907. 4
q Of 23a.7ii. there Is shown a 4
= total net decrease IN the mum. 4
= Der Of the foreign labor force =
= IN this country % .0Ss .0se 4
4 The falling Of IN second 4
. cabin numbers OF skilled labor 4
= landed here IN the period a
a from January I 20 October 30. 4
= 1908 aa compared with a like 4
= period IN 1907. Is 1854: the 4
= increase IN the outgoing sec 4
= ond cabin movement from the 4
. United States 10 Europe be- 4
. ing 2.352 =
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SUIT
FILED
Frisco Property Owners
Sue for Seventeen
Million.

BAN FHANC1sCO, Nov. 20,--
Announcing that there would not
have been a general conflagration
following the earthquake Of April
IS, 1906, II the water mains Of the
Spring Valley Water company had
been properly placed In the ground.
suit for over $4,000 900 damages
against the water company was o.
cd IN the United states circuit court
today The suit represents on as.
gregate OF 3 goo claims by over 100
property owners Of this city.
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= The sssttie Star has lust .
= received from the East another 4
= large Potter perfecilna press. 4
4 which will be added 20 the a
= battery now printing the 4
a paper. 4
= The new press 10 a double. :
= decker" with capacity Tor 4
: $1,000 II or f6paned papers :
= per hour. Il ls Of the same =
4 pattern as the double decker" :
= noW n use IN The Stars press =
= room and will thus double the =
= present capacity Of the press :
= room for " and t6.paged =
: editions. 4
4 The Star has. IN addition. =
4 third press, which produces =
= only elght.paged papers. The 4
= three presses. working to- =
a ucther. or eight.page days, .
= can produce five complete =
4 copies simultaneously, al the =
4 rate Of eiehty.five thousand =
4 papers per hour. 4
4 With such an uncScoiled 4
4 equipment, The Star will be :
4 able to handle tie rapidly grow =
= ING business In a most salts =
= factory manner. 4
The new "double-dceker'' =
4 viii be erected and put into =
= operation as speedily az poe 4
4 able. \
4 AZ the readers OF The star :
4 have no doubt noticed, the =
4 business Of the paper has =
4 beer growing at such a rate :
4 that Il lie 10 longer possible TO 4
A print az Of the advertisina =
4 matter 10 afultiun 10 the 4
4 oomptose news Of the dae, aud !
4 still keep every day within :
4 the original limitation Of :
4 eight pages. 4
a Lately, on Fridays, 70 and !
4 te.paaed editions have become 4
4 necessary. 4
4 For a long time The Star \
4 refused business rather than 4
a print a paper exceeding eight 4
4 pages In size, but the pressure 4
A on lts columns has finally be. \
4 come 50 great that Il cannot 4
4 be longer Ignored. 4
4 4
4NNF 44FF RRRN y
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ALSO NAME
THE PARTY
LEADER
SAYS ORGANIZATION
WAS WEAK OR
DISLOYAL. 4
Commoner Writes of Cam
paign in Last Issue
of His Paper.
10y United Press,

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 20.--ThAf
Tammany has either become i'm
potent or did not work for the sue
cess Of the democratic party in the
recent campaign. are charges made
by w. J. Bryan ia an article made
public today, to appear IN the forth
coming issue OF the commoner. Tho
article. under the heading What II
The Remedy says;
And Murphy. the head OF Tam
many says that Tammany did the
tes, could for the democratic ma
iional ticscf There's the rub. 10
Tammany had been traaeherous, 10
might promise 10 be faithful nsxt
time. but as II dId the best II couid.'
what hope IS there for next timsf
II Tammany did the best Il could
and could not carry the city OF New
York for the democratic national
ticket. several questions arise:
Questions Asked.
"Flrs,-was IL the fault Of the
caudidate7
"second--was IT the fault OF the
PLATFORM
~Thlrd-was IT the fault Of Tam
many?
'Fourth--Is there New York
democracy outside OF Tammanyg
III the democratic candidate was
Objectionable 70 Tammany. the REM
edy IL 20 nominate a candidate next
time who Is satisfactory TO Tam
many, provided. OF course. that is
all that Is necessary to insure q
democratic victory.
If II was the democratic plat
form that was Objectionable. tho
remedy IL; Let Tammany write
che next democratic platform. pro-
vided. OF course. a Tammany plat
form will insure q victory.
10 Tammany at Fauitg
"But II Il is the fault OF Tam
many. the remedy IL more difficult
How Is TammaEy 20 be reformedf
II Tammany win not support tho
democratic ticket and the platform,
when the ticket and platform are
satisfactory 20 the democrats of tho
nation. what is to be done7
Is the national party to have
Tammany used as an argument
against 81, and when Tammany Ia
powcrless 10 help the national tick.
ot. even when Il does It's best II
win be interesting TO democrats
outside 20 know how the situation
Is % be remedied.
WIN TammAnN eNnlaln Y
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SAYS
|||T|AN IS
TRAITOR
NAT INTERVIEW OUT
Despite EFFORTS
TOsUPPRESS.



,MpoN Nov 9o-knotheg sen.
=. has bssn created here BY
4 usurasIoa q what i pnr.
80 u " the exact Interview
49, y m William nayari
~ 4. Asslngaishsd clergyman.
~pls "a writer. from Kaiser
- q board the Imperial
-. ss<anruIIera. Al hergea.
xssu ~ 10 and which was
r,usal % aspsaF IN TIE ~
.nr ss4hsr u ne CentuFy
n Il ut sss LATER suppressed
T. A .As sllnssa q The German
vrnszt
NJ fsy printed here savs thar
b mrnr mEhed with ng Hale
1 mx beers. and that BE- vas
= H'.ss 1xslnsi EnglAnd ard fall
~ 'Yezcr peril
f<3'sns = Traiter.
n rr-apsis q TIE Interview
r>.r< Ass tat ne kaiser d.
~ l1zf Enxl1nd xas fraifor 10
y ukls n4rE eaase ard Pre-
~ "a. ste wpuld ultimately
~ xz< n Der eoinnlen through
" 1sz;y xi;t Japan
N izf''e,Nn 10 the American
zHx Il hzsslsshirs 10 visit New
lrsxz& md AaairnliA WAS Intended
Y bsrs ta'see On England that
'k* s<letiex wefe with the
s1'x M ed rpt vifk The rene.
~ ERAer rtAatfy The British
3I1t'<s xu.f nos ty me arsior
{ is<ls Ys<ep'le1 that tier under
7ae< ~ 1tasse The emperor
<.f<r<t IA ,s9sn l. even nos
hrenri,< irz4-Hsxn in la6ia.
m 1tr->rr>4 n.<hi bFeak out
sa11 ~ zpalts oermany and
- Cases. safes wlI hossver.
~ N'9'sdH q n eastern qaea
s'rss Sx Nth Roosevelt.
llf'v y 4 umpsese understand
Ferses Empesur wlliiam ard
- HaossFsii on this polut
49, sz'f Tfey interA to
- eas' against ltaalf b.
- rsergnired frienda u
Negotiations hase been
. fsvoably for monthn
A<h Chinese offlrlag tho
~ would socn vfsis Ger
America Later terms
nae kuoWn guarantee
~ in#a Ah1 Integrity 81
~ lhs open door.
salesman now rcaiigna
'rf aeelartd. thar Russia.
'ssf struggle with Japan.
"a h9htlng he white mans
zhsing e mlserably The
s1pFessed sympathy ulth
niFkins bow different
49,, Houid have been II the
s.rsJing the white mana
a@a been placed By provi
.ppn h's lnTineible baital
hsas vas suffering nov e.,
w. q China. Europe uoal.l
snek The emperor 4
nienda with she uoham.
1piM lie ls even aaanlv.
slsh lifles. becaase stey
a. .' 7. ~ light ana stand NJ.
4. !. n. - east and TIE uesf thffa
e 'fsaR The firu, force Of a.
4 ~ william said b. believed
~ , .lea would be forced 10
'.-l within ten years ~
.s..s .ssf % taik. and poured
80 y, a'.am q criticism upon
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~, weather I. bureau reports :
is. nofm Is prevailing !
N 4. EASTERN British Colum :
49,, sal d moving ragi8ig !
|esns.sa,, !, VII cause hfvif :
''''1ly tonight 'ol'' a''a /. /.
.ff+444 E4H4s
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National colors were not adopt.
ed by congress until i77I
measuK 900 @et each side OF
- andSou have n square acre
within an inch.
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with my fists. and believe ! might
have killed her II members of her
family had not pulled me off
"crouchinu IN the corner on the
room. the girl shrleked: = DO
love your husband. ! am going 70
have him, tool n don't you
never will. for ! Will Kill you
bothl'
Ever since ! have lived In terror
OF her Ny husband Is In Columbus.
but Will return soon 10 Omaha. He
protests he hates the girl and loves
only me-"
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CRUISER IS
GROUNDED

10y United pretsl
PARIS Nov. 2o-The French
cruiser Condo was grounded off
Iaccio. Corslca, today during the
naval maneuvere there. Her con
dition IL reported as critical. and
II is doubtful II she can be saved.
The police force Of England aud
Wales includes more than $4,000
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

IN connection with the schools
Of Scotland there arc more than
zoo savings banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

Average reign 81 English mon.
archa for Last coo years has been
81 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

United states District Attorney
Elmer r. Todd said today mat the
arrest Of Captain Gawley and tho
Japanese was the result of an at
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THE WEA Their; RAIN TONIGHT AND
SATURDAY FRESH SOUTH WINDS.
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$3.50. .712 Q NV. 7r. b
So. so. ..121 9Th ne. ST. b
$3.50. .2Ol7 Portner pl
$25. 80. 3n40 Cambge. Or. h
So. so. HIP johnson av
So. so. .61s y Yav. Or. h
So. 30. .17l5 9th NV. 6r. b
So. 30. .l27 F So. Sr, h
So 30 li3 g ne. Or. b
So. 40. 1921 oath NV .6r. b
So. ~. 1917 oath NV. 6r. b
$40. 50. .:1i2l 9Th Sc. or. b
$50. 30. .127 Mass ne. Sr. h
$50. 80. .1l2S F ne. 6r. b
so. 30. 13l4l2 9TH NV. -. b
$3.50. 1861 Emerson. G. h
$3.50. 80 Myrtle ne. Or. b
S1S.5o.....13O2 II Sc. 6r
$3.50. .1l5 Hickman. Or
SIS. .2022 Wisconsin. Sr. b
Sl1 80. 1872 1876 Heck
J man. Or. h
SIG. 50. SIG Mich v.6r. h
SIS. 81. 1425 Duncun.6r. b
$3.50. 1912 l. So. 6r. b
S10.aO. 1911 Sd Sc. 5r. W
$40. 50. 1907 \ ] av seer
50. so. 80 y NV. Or
C0LORED TENANTS.
S21. 80. 1892 Q NV. Or.
S27 so. 6lS NY av nw.6. b
S25. 80. .2lOIa r nv. Or.
$3.50. .2142 Fl NV. 6r
$3.50. 32Ola 22d NV. 4r. b
$3.50. SO Defrees. 6r. b
$3.50. .l2l2 l. Sc. Or
STORES.
$l25..7lS 18th NV, store
and cellar
500. .....72o 10th nv.
store. Or. b
SI0.. .2013 14th NV.
store. 5r, b
$50. 1882 l4th NV. sto. lr
$40. lois 18th NV. sto. Ar
$40. .101l II NV. sto. Or
$40. 1912 NJ nv
SIG. so. 1000 4th ne. sto, 6r
So. .3O36is 18th. store
$50. 40 18th NV
$50. 1912 G INV
$21. so. .1341 II ne. sto, Gel
$25. 1920 18th NV
$50. .3217 MtPIeasant. sto
SIS. 1859 East Market
$40. 1928 Saith NV
50. 325 9Th So
IS. 1927 10th Sc, store
OFFICES.
81. 200. Nat Theater. "a
$40. Star annex
$50. 732 18th NV. 2h. Ar
S55. Herald bldg. 81. 81
$50. ...10O4 F NV. 81. b
$50. 40 18th NV 2d&3d
$40. 1872 G NV, Fl. ar
$40. TO3 18th NV. 81 front
$40. ..7O6 18th NV. I'd e
$50. lib 18th NV. pr
$40. 1904 F nv. Or. b
$50. .7O3 18th nw.4 f.fr
SIT. ....14th and II NV
$40. 700 9th NV. 1r
Sl2. .....TO2 9th NV. pr
SIS. Ala 9th NV, 1r
LES.
IS. 80. Rear 1923 Q NV
s.. Rear 1912 Q NV
So. ..... Rear 2151 Sth
81. 30. Bill 11th. rear
s.. 1905 25th
S.. Rear l412 n Cap
s.. Rear 1414 Q NV
lents under Apartments
,-CE -, e. -, -
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31f S G av Sc. 6r.h. 21.I
800 S Cav se.6r.b. q sc
1881 18th SO, 5r.w.11.5C
951 26th. Or. wa. .16. 80
1923 18th. Sr. lilac
Small houses from S.
M for white tenants.
LINkINS,
500 10th ST. NV.
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..- 1907 Pc
1912 Goth. Tor. amiS75. SO
2S23 n, lar. b, ami so. Oh
1928 y. l6r. h. ami. .5l.00
A1S 23d. I0r.b.ami 80. so
1911 G. sr. b. lat. 40. 80
a3l S. Or. b. ami. 40. 80
2llS G. lir. b. .35 so
oo20 y. Tor. b. lat.33. Is
oS23 Pa av. Tor. h.35. 65
1923 2d. llr,h. mi. 81. 80
all o3d. Sr. b. 80. 81
500 22d. Tor. b, ami. .35 80
942 O. ar, b. lat. 80. so
1890 30th. sr. b. 30. 50
Iakoma. Or. b =. 80. so
1885 L. 7r. b. lat.21.G
2l30 I. sr. b. .T.0
1927 y. 7r. b. lat. 20 90
26Ol Pa av. 7r, b. Is. 80
2l37 F. Tor. b. :. .&. so
1924 Camb'ge .Sr. b. %. so
81 23d, 6r. b. lat. %. 80
SOL 10Th ne. 7r. b. 20. 80
SIT Goth. 5r. W. 1880
soG X So. Or. b. 1850
For full list Of small
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PASS Va av. ar. w..l1.5O
2102 K. Or. W. ..11.S
APARTMENTS.
Is Q. 5r. b. lat. 20. 30
505B 23d. 5r. b. PHO
212l Pa av. 4r. h.. l6. 10
2123 Pa av, Ar. b. .l6. 30
$50 Goth. 2h. Ar. b.l6.5O
TIE CARLISLE. 1918
y. non housekeeping
3 rooms. bath. 80. 80
COrORED.
1910 O. 1r. b. ....2O.5 30
2O26 L, 5r. b.....l9.75
1910 O. 7r, b. is 10
PALS G. Or. b. ...1S.5O
l4l9 2sth. 5r. w..14.O
1919 Lincoln. 5r. 10
2O32W Alex CT. Ar. wlO.5O
STORES.
s134 r. 1r. W. .12 80
l4l7 Wisconsin av.l2.OO
OFFICE ROOMS.
lS2-4S6 La av. heated
rooms. SO. $3.50. $50
ouses and hats apply at
myl6-d. eSu
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|AUL CO.. 7TH 4 L NV.
1884 sth NV. 6r, 30. 30
1902 D Sc. Or. b. 1850
11O4 r ! nv NV. Or.
6 and W. .1S. so
1850 L toffice,, Or. 2fl6.OO
o341 9th nw.6r. Wis. 30
z GLIB l. nw.wareh'el5. 90
235l Sherman av.5r Is. 90
Rear PIG l4th NV,
stalls & box stl. 90
SO1h 7th ne. store15. 90
2O34 7th NV, store.14.5O
300 3rightwood av.
store and cellar...12 80
424 NJ So. 6r. ". ..12.5O
S3o2 Brightwood av.
Rear ll0s & ITO H
nv. stable. 1000
GIG La az. basement.
22x75. 1000
COI.ORED TENANTS.
l14S Seaton NV. Or. h25. so
1927 18th nv .6r.w 20. 30
81 Fenton ne. 6r. WIZ. 80
o130 NY AZ nw.5r. wiO. 80
r q Mass NV. 4r,w.7.O
lRe i(38. "a
lila. IN m
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1914 y NV. $3.50. 90
10S 18th NV. .S3 81
6I3 18th NV. LIST fl. 5000
TO 14th NV, banking
room .150. M
AT 18th NV. I'd fl. 125. 90
10 10th NV. st dwlnn. M
Store. 18th & 7. -.IO.0 90
1928 18th NV. 5000
1925 21st NV -. 5000
1893 Q NV. Tor. b.50. 65
GIG 9th NV. ~. 90
Four apartments in t
reau engraving: 3 rooms
The Chelsea. I'd and f
The Chelsea. I'd and F.
Five furnished apartm
summer.
THE HARRISO.
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