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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
JOSEPH A. BLOCK
IS WANTED IN
ROSE CITY
Ran Away With an Attractive Brunette
and Left His Wife in Desti-
tute Circumstances.

Joseph A. Block, alias Barabas.
alias Baroch. a rich Pacific coast
banker and real estate broker.
wanted In Portland. Ore. for de.
sorting bis wife and leaving her In
destitute circumstances and Mrs
NJ. Weiss. an attractive brunette Of
bis own race. with whom he eloped.
were arrested shortly before 3
O'Clock this morning AT the corner
Of First av. and Cherry vi. by City
Detective Byrnc. They expected
20 sail AZ 1880 a. m ON the steam
ship President for San Francisco.
Admit Their Guilt.
The fugitlves admitted their guilt
after being taken TO police head.
quarters, and will be held here
pending adyicoa from Portland
They left Portland nearly two
months ago, aud have been ia Sc.
attic at intermittent periods for
the past two weeks.
Captain OF Detectives Tenant
received a letter on July 81 from
the chief Of police Of Portland Civ.
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FIVE HUNDRED PERSONS
PILED in A HEAP

MARsHFtELD. Ore, Aug. 20
A small percentage OF Marshnelds
population Is today either swathed
In handagos or spending the day
az home or limping about the streets
receiving hearty congratulations
on their remarkable escape from
more serious injury or possible
death when "A section of the grand
stand seating 500 persons. col
lapsed yesterday at the southern
Oregon district fair
The spectators We're piled one
upon another, but when the crowd
was Quietod It was found that minor
injuries and bruises constituted the
extent of the damage
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GREAT OVATION
IS GIVEN FLEET

come out TO the Heads 10 meet the
American hattieships and the
shores we're lined with almost as
many people az Witnessed the en-
trance OF the fleet into San Fran
cisco harbor.
The British cruiser Psyche BOOM
ed her cannon Is times and dipped
her flag 10 the Connecticut as she
entered the harbor. and the salute
was returned.
Although the official landing of
the officers and men OF the fleet
will not take place until Monday
morning Admiral Sperry and his
staff came ashore today and paid
an official visit to Hon. Sir Reginald
A. J. Talbot, governor OF Victoria.
He entertained them with a dinner
and later returned their official call
on board the Connecticut.
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COSGR0VE and MEAD BOTH
ACCEPTABLE TO LEAGUE

8. q. Cosgrove. candidate for the
republican nomination for gov
ernor. and Gov Mead are both en-.
dorsed by the Anti Saloon league.
on account OF their declarations In
favor Of the passage of local OPP
ton bin by the legislature.
Both candidates are entirely &C.
ceptable 10 the league. and both
are endorsed as being the most
likely 10 win. a statement issued
today by the league says:
The league. after careful con
sideratlon and Investigation. be.
lieyes that n Gov. Mead is re.elect.
ed IL will be by first choice votes
II Mr.. Cosgrove IL elected II will
be by second choice votes. A sec.
ond choice vote is. therefore. worth
as much to Mr. Cosgrove as first
choice vote
Gov Mead. not only by his atti
tudo az Spokane and his straight
forward letter, but by his vigorous
advocacy Of local option In his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
.HURLS OUT A
WARNING
Theodore Shonts Predicts Eter-
nal Damnation to
Some One.

CENTERVfLLE. Iowa. Aug 20
III the railroads are not let alone
we viii have In this country an era
OF misery that VIII send 10 eternal
damnaiion those who are reapon-
sihle for a. was the note Of warn
lng sounded by Theodore r. shonis.
the New York traction expert and
railroad president. In addressing
the Chautauqua held here. The &C
cARion Was the home coming Of
400 former AppanooRe county resi-.
dents.
Continuing. the speaker called
the handmaiden of
prosperity. and said II Is certainly
proper 90 see that hsr feet tread
the right path, but that the maiden
should not be loaded with letters
II she IL 90 serve her mistress with
zeal and success
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speeches. merits our support. and
we urge every true friend Of local
option IN this state to give earnest
support TO Gov Mead and Mr.. Cos
grove for first and second choice
votes respectively. This is I'm no
way reflection upon Mr. Cos
groves attitude or integrity. but
simply in the interests of that con-
centration of effort necessary to
defeat the saloon forces at the polls,
and secure the election OF a local
option candidate"
The statement says that the re-
plies OF John ID. Atkinson and Rob-
ert T Brown are thoroughly sat
isfactory. but makes no comment
on former Gov. MoBride's letter, In
which he says that he will attempt
10 make good the local option
pledge in the republican platform, IL
elected The silence regarding Nc
Bride is taken as indicating the
doubt OF the league as TO his sim
certify.
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Ing a description OF Block and
the woman. and stating that they
were badly wanted Since that
time the members OF the detective
force have been on the lookout for
them.
Banker and Broker.
Previous TO leaving his wife, the
accused man was engaged for some
time IA the brokerage and banking
business in Portland. and he IL said
10 have extensive banking interests
In San Francisco and Oakland In
formation from Portland Is 10 the
effect that although he had an
abundance OF money he left his
wife without funds and she was
compelled TO call upon friends for
aid
When confronted BY the officers,
Block made no attempt 20 assert
bis innocence. He said that he
would return to the city where he
was wanted without making any
fight lie was placed In the city
Jail and Mrs. Weiss was sent 20 the
home Of the police matron.
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DESPERATE TACTICS
A PSALM OF THE SUBMERGED

Lives % common piuRs remind US
What bug house bunch are,
Born. Il seems. for Wealth 10 grind us
Underneath her motor car.
Look at yonder politician
Pipe that prediction smile;
Surely yon must know bis mission
lie would bc your friends while.
Says he loves you - n brother.
Calls you a. the bar:
buys a drink and then another
And bum campaign cigar
but ALAS poor politician
Common plugs gettin' wise
We know Just for what you're fahlu-
Is poor common workin guys.
Lives Of rich Oft remind
We should have some pleasures. too.
And n ballots fortunes lind us
Twont be long until do.
w. }. a.. Georgetown.
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It's owner The iroquois. owned BY
Henry &. PirrunE. 81 Columbus. will
b. plotted BY ]. J Meade. Of the
United States army. The willie d.
Dteppe. which had such disastrous
experience IN the Chicago race on
July 9Th. when II divcd from a
height Of mile directly Into Lake
Michigan. will race here. piioted BY
Capt A. T. Mueller. the Frenchman
who saved his life In The iaks only
By cutting the balloon basket loose
on one side and permitting q 20
drag along the surface 81 the water
until he vas rescued The balloon
Is .owEed by Paul Lucier. mayor
OF Dieppe. France
The English entry IL the KiuE I'd.
ward. piloted b. Lieut.. Bennett and
oened BY the Canadian Aero club
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Of Winnipeg. The other two entries
viii be drawn from G. II perriEoH
Stars and Stripes. NoFman G.
Kecnak Cincinnati. and the Ameri.
can Federation 81 Aero Clubs Co
lumhia
II viii require a million feet ~
gaa 90 MI the balloons artificial
gas at a dollar a thousand land q
viii cost 81 900 before balloon
leaves the ground And when The
winner aiights aud COMES back to
Columbus be viii receive a. hts sole
reward = $500 trophy donated b.
the Columbus board 81 trade nut
be will have won the title Of cham.
pion aerouapt % the Nprld And
that IL worth something even 10
millionaire The race is under the
auspices 81 the Columbus Aero club.
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WEALTHY PORTLAND MAN %f asp ARRESTED IN THIS CITY
BLETHEN'S PRINTING CRAFT is SPOILED

io
o ne pnntn
This Board Public
the Of 22censpc
a 70 r
etn 40 for the
centsa inchs trail
sold the srcetan
OF
Although
crcut o few hundre
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deprive the city Of a bis source of
revenue. The monthly license. paid
under the guiHe 81 a fine for break
Ing the laws. but a license never.
theleas. wiil b. reduced. IL IL eagi.
mated. fully 5000 a month. unless
the new district II soon populated
as thickly as the old The Income
heretofore has been about s. GOO a
month The women who will be
affected by the enforcement Of the
removal order represent a monthly
payment Of about $4,000
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|MuMBUs. O.. Aug. q. bal.
nalns. the sport Of milllonairss.
VI ixach the climax OF a sensation.
smmmer, in this city. late this Al.
MASON. when noted aeronauts will
Il ne and fortune to win a sim
4 silver cup-trophy OF their skin
~ 1zing.
NJ fourth International balloon
m which will start from the dFiv-
hx perk here. IL limited 20 sir
sAtnn for the Columbus TO the
oessA f|ght
Frw 4 the racers have already
s,zrrst !, ofheF contests The Chi
nln sh<h won the St Paul race
ks' l4lg. will be plloted in the
oelln1s< race b. Col c. A. Coey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
DROWNEDIN
THEIR BEDS

FL pAsO. Tex. Aus. 20 Eight
more victims Of the cloudburst
which flooded Folsom. y. NJ, we're
recovered today, according 10 re-.
ports received here. This makes
the number Of known dead 20 and
Il IL believed II wIll reach 40
None Of the bodies found today
were identified
Five Of the yictima we're travel
ing men who were asleep In the
hutei when the great wall Of water
swept down npOn the town. The
hotel was destroyed aud the oc.
cupants swept away and drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
CHARGES AGAINST
U. S. ATTORNEY

HONOLULU. Aug 29.-It has de.
veloped that charges against United
States Attorney r. W Brekons pre-
.ferrcd by Rev. Y. W ThwinR and
others. have been sent 10 Attorney
General Bonaparte at Washington.
They include a number of specifi.
cations referring both 10 official
and personal conduct alleged 10 be
detrimental 20 the administration
~ federal law. especially among
tho Oriental part OF the community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
HUNTING FOR A BRUTE.

SAN JOSE. Cal. Aug 20 The
police are today looking for Aleck
Robes, who yesterday stabbed his
wife in the face with fork, dragged
her about the house by the hair and
attempted TO cut her throat with
a butcher knife.
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PUTNAM. Conn, Aug 29,--Judgo
George c. Holt of the United States
district court today announced the
appointment Of Congressman ChRs.
e. Littlefield Of Rock Island. Me,
60 act as receiver for the A. o.
Brown company. which failed. fol-
lowing a period OF frenzied manipu-
lations ON the New York stock ex-
change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
restricted District Women
Flock Into Business
Districts.

ID compliance with instructions
n1sd By Mayor Miller. Chief Of
's|'cs Irving Wards order for the
a<slnk o. the crib houses % the re-
nftisd district goes into effect on
k,afag hight merit ~ ~ o'clock.
n1sies Of these houses who have
- tsparted BY that time viii Be
ME 70 arrest II IL estimated that
- ronea are affected b. the
rfs
Wien the announcement was
~ Tat the women we're 20 be
A-sAAef 10 move away from their
E,ssli location into a more iao-
~ iecfion ~ the city. II was hail.
Atsg step In civic reform. and
Mh \ sOuld have been had an
tnM effort been made 10 enforce
- siiIit A. well AZ the letter of
" order But the result is far
inherent from what was anticipated.
Ahgail ago the crib houses swarm
Nth women Today fully half
y 'Aem have gone They have not
y ~ iDwn and few Of them have
4aae aFrangemeuts 10 move into
y new restricted district Where
~ Aey gomez Uptown lodging
- -. and cafes provide the
atef There "a evidence In
,s.'y Nat Instead Of complying
= W NE order. the scarlet denlzens
. ~. ne lenderioin with the char.
.snsiic brazennesa Of their class
~ ~ moved into the clty's business
'sle', and free from moiestation
ne police walk the streets and
-'sas The drinking places nightly
" 'aelr quest Tor trade.
Chief Avoids Issue.
-. ~spl'e the fact that during his
Y. wv q office Chief of Police Ward
~. \. naa no task ~ greater import
w. w man the closing up 81 the re-.
~. .'a'p district, he is not here to
4. sne Issue. The responsibility
IN. go passed NJ 10 Captain Sui
vacation " e''f
\, XVI, mayor Miller announced
isu' 'a.sntlon Of closing up the crib
n $3.50 ana moving the inmates tn.
dss s,'y,.sf section Of The city. he
i,,'e,. $500 mat before the actual
b 49,, ~. 'ne women would be lined
is,es 49, wv me members Of the police
lasi,,@e..,a me latter would be- given
uke , .. 70 arrest any OF them
"~s henceiorth seen outside
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EXPLOSION ON
CRUISER

COFENHANEN, Aux lN.--TWO
men were killed aud SIX others dan.
geroualy wounded ON board the
Danish cruiser Hekla by the pre-
mature explosion of she'll The
accident occurred during target
practice at Aarhus bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
Seattle Citizens Will Honor
Memory Of Pioneer
Executive.

The funeral OF Eugene Semple,
former governor Of Washington
who died In San Diego, Cal. yester-
day morning following an Illness Of
several months, viii be held I'm San
Diego The remains will be cremat.
ed. IL is expected that the ashes
viii be brought to Seattle and that
a memorial service will be held in
this city some time IN the near fu-
ture.
The life Of Ex-Governor Semple
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NO LIMIT TO clTVs SIZE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 29.-Thc
supreme court Of the state has
handed down q decision thai there
IA no limit 10 the size OF a city,
provided that the territory IN the
territory affected vote for annoxa.
ton. The decision was handed
down In test case brought by
George n. Peck
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MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR EX-GOVERNOR

Trained as a lawyer he did his best
work as a creative engineer. and
he was father of the scheme OF fill-
ing the Seattle tide lands.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug ga
negro named George Johnson was
hanged BY a mob AZ Mmrffeesb0ro.
30 miles south Of here. about .
O'Clock last night The negro yes.
tcrday morning made an assault
upon a Miss Morris. seven miles
from MurfreeNboro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
EAGLE ON $50 GOLD PIECES LOSES TROUSERS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug ee~-"ln We from
Of President Roosevelt replaced
Of 8
today large quantities
eagle trousers. Invented oaudens
tons consent The bird much simpler and looks like
the gold few
Will make t~ents for the few days
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FIVE MEN KILLED


WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Aug. o.
Five men were killed. another Is
expected 30 die and five others were
seriously injured In a collision last
night az the Warrior Run cOiiiery
OF the Lohigh Valley Coal company.
six miles from this city. a run
away mine car struck train Of
mine cars on which were 20 men
who we're employed IA the mine.
Only SIX OF them escaped injury.
Those killed we're horribly mangled
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Thousands Cheer Arrival of
American Battleships
az Melbourne.
BY n. LEE cLorwoRTHY.
United Press Correspondent Aboard
the u. 8. s. Ccorala.

MELBOURNE. Aug. 2s.-The At.
lantic fleet arrived here at O'Clock
this afternoon and was accorded a
welcome that ontranked IN magnifi-
ccnce anything 10 far on this event
full trip. From Port Phillip Heads
TO the anchorage grounds In Port
Phillip bay. distance Of 30 miles,
the entrance OF the white squadron
was one long ovation.
Thousands OF pleasure craft had
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AUBURN. Aug. 20 Charles
Biggs. ST.. weltknown resident
Of Fall city died yesterday at the
home OF his son. Mr. Riggs was
&c years old and has lived at Falls
city for four years.
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n all Of Market Inspector
Chcadles graft victims gave up
like Frank johnson. a farmer Nv.
ing near Redmond the industrious
inspector Nv making a regular mint
out Of hiH Job
Johnson. IN statement signed
and sworn 10 IN the presence o.
three witnesses yesterday. teHsifiea
that he has been giving Cheadlc
s. a week each week since the In.
apsctor has been on the Job.
an told. Johnson estimates that
he has been Rouged out az sum
exceeding 500. which went 10
grease the market inspectors poch
cts and ease his elastic conaclence.
johnson seems 60 have been spot
ted Immediately by Cheadle ~ q
choice victim for grafiing tactics.
The second day the Inspector vas
on the market Johnson says he was
approached aud informed that II he
wanted a good location u would
be- necessary to "Eee the Inspector.
The price per look was -.
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the new restricted district This has
not been done Acting Chief Sui
livan says that In his opinion such
a course IL not necessary. a. nearly
every patrolman in the city has
been frequently on the tenderloin
beat and should be familiar with
The face u every woman who has
resided there Despite this. how
ever. women who for months have
occupied these houaoa are Nightly
on the streets Of Seatile's uptown
business district and the patrolmcn
are blind 10 their identity and their
conduct.
Arrests Threatened.
Police Sergeant Kent. who has
supervision over the restricted dis
trict. declares that II any attempt
l. made BY the houses IN question
10 remain open after IL O'Clock on
Monday night. arrests will BE- made.
Policemen In the uptown district
are silent as 10 what course they
will pursue toward the same class
~ women who are pOllutinR the
morals Of a hitherto respectable
portion Of the city.
The new restricted district n ~
30 within the boundaries ~ Charles
and Pgummer ats. and Seventh and
Eighth avs. 8. The crib houses are
10 be eliminated. Socalled "parlor
houses only are TO be tolerated
and the inmates o. houses OF this
kind existing al present VIII have
to move not later than Nov. 30.
But 30 far there have been no
building operations In the new lOca.
ton. No additional accommodations
have been prepared. though the nat.
ural suppoaltion would be that an
increased population ~ several hun.
dred persons would have 10 be pro
vided for IN this very limited terri
tory
Vice Stalks Unnlolested.
The reason for this f. the very
apparent one that the women have
no intention Of obeying the law, that
they are spreading through the bust
ness district. mingling with respect
able women and girls and even chill
dren. aud that vice stalks unmoleat
ed every might about the streets OF
Seattle. Hardened painted Great
ures. whose profession and life are
told in their very faces. are known
70 frequent several Of The basement
cafes and mingie with men who visit
the places. without Interference
either from the proprietOre Of the
resorts or the officers Of the law
Meantime IN official circles there
Is much worry over the fact that
The removal of the CRIB houses will
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WHICH IS THE wEAkLlNo

. Editor The Star;-Whioh OF
: the cosafoves 1.-THE governor
: or his sonl lie ling quoted In
: ili health7 They both look
pretty husky 70 me, with the
: governor IN the lead, and easily
! able 10 take the son across his
: knee and probably does, n he
! needs Il. u any doubts exist,
!. take a look at cosgroVe your
1 self. With apology TO Howard
|. cosuroVe, his son, ! am,
\ WALTER STRANGE.
\ Seattle. Aug. 20.
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Guys Good Location.

Now. Johnson owns a farm near
Redmond lie only gets 20 the
market once week, ON Saturday,
with his wagonlosd Of goods. and
II was imperative that he have a
good location In order 20 sell cut
his goods As a business PROPOSE
ton johnson found IL advisable
10 submit 20 the graft. aud his own
words are 20 the effect that
Chondles private bank account has
been enriched 10 the tune Of more
than 800 since that time from hia
personal funds.
Johnson was always given stall
No. rs or 70. To-day no has stall
No. rs. he also says be paid Chea.
die s.. ~ per the regular arrange
meut. for the location today This
payment was made before the cx-
pose OF Choadle's grating, which
appeared In this paper several days
ago
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Has 10 Leave stan.

Gottleib Reist. farmer who
sells vegetables. and has been iden-
titled with the public market for
the past nine months. testifiea In
an affidavit that he was given 10
understand that he could only get
good stall by giving" the market
inspector something He also says
that last week Inspector Chcadle
ordered him 20 leave a favorable
stall which he had because 70 had
been "glven 10 someone who had
paid sum Of money"
Paul Brostod, who lives nj Green
Lake. and raises poultry which he
sells every Saturday on the market.
appeared az the market at 9 O'Clock
this morning and when he asked
for q location the inspector did not
even reply, but turned on his heels
and walked off
cheadle's Speech Falls.
On three later occasions Brostod
approached the inspector and asked
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On three later occasions BrOatod
the inspector and asked
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PROBABLY SHOWERS TONIGHT OR SUM-
DAY; LIGHT SOUTH WINDS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-11
FIFTEEN YEARS OF.
KEEN SUFFERING
Rheumatism Developed Burning,
Painful Sores on Legs-Tortured
Day and Night Tried All Kinds
Of Remedies to No Ayail-Wife
Had Debility and Pains In Back.
BOTH USED CUTlCURA
AND ARE WELL AGAIN

My husband had been great snf.
ierer with rheumatism for nearly fifteen
years. at first it was in his bones, but
after while it was in the flesh and
finally running sores broke out on his
uegs, from below the knees to the ankles.
There are no words to tell all the dis
comfort and great suffering he had to
endure night and day. He used every
kind Of remedy and three physicians
treated him, one after the other, with
out any good results whatever. So
one day [ happened to read about
Cuticura Remedies. / asked him il
he would not try them. No. said he,
It's no use, I've spent enough money
now The next day / ordered five
dollars worth OF Cuticura Soap, Cuti-'
cura Ointment, and Cutioura Resolvent.
He began to use them without conf
dence but after three weeks all the
sores were dried up. The burning
fire stopped, and the pains became
bearable. After three months he was
quite well. Two years later the pains
and sores came back after he had been
working hard and had taken cold.
But as soon as he used Cuticura again
It cured him. Two years ago I used
Cutioura Pills for general debility. They
did me great deal OF good and made
me we'll. Three months since had pains
in my back and Cuticurd took them
away, too. can prove this ,testi-
monial at anytime. Mrs. v. v. Albert,
Upper Frenchville, Me-, July 81, 1907"