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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
MELODRAMA is PRESENTED
IN JUSTICE COURT

A little meiodrama sith the parts
sedly mixed was presented in
Justice Georges court THIS morning
Just who the heroine was. or who
Ne hero. or whn the Riilalneaa or
Nho the Villain. was q matter nf dlf.
ference Of opinion judge George
thought Il all over and fined Mra
John : Hale better known ass Ruby
Bridges SIS and costs
slap vas the cause ~ the fine
That vas made clesr Buf the cause
Of me slap WAS not it may have
been the slipping ~ a garter that
brought i about. Tor that was what
caused Mis- Cecil Kern to BE- stand
ing 10 the wings of the Moore the.
s're Tuesday night just after Ruby
hFidges. the leading Eaman Of THE
Wan Of The Hour company. had
hnlAhed one Of her scenes.
The garter was not introduced IN
evidence bat the long white gloves
Win which the leading lady slapped
me ingeuue we're as sell as several
stories badly az outs with each
other
The leading lady auore the en-.
senue vas a HpitefuI little mink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

and that sh, and The leading man.
Lionel Adams. pefsistently guYed
hor from tho wings The manager
Of the company. who happens 20
be the leading ladYa husband. said
the iugenne was 4 refractory per.
aonaRe and had to receive orders
from New York before she would
behave.
Lionel Adams. leading man. who
nightly does the lover act In The
Man Of the Hour with the leading
woman al the loved one. declared
he never liked her anyway and
that e was the old story Of having
the managers Wis In the coupany
as a trouble maker
Members Of the company said
that there had been bad blood be.
tween the leading lady and the In
geuue for some time
Judge George thought a. all over.
and decided that perhaps The lead.
Ink woman was representative. and
the fine followed.
The fine did not destroy the
leading lndy's spirit
yes / did slap her In the face %
she said and ! would do u again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

neser,lag wife ard youns
; a.ysh,er. William K Williams.
us.n wceuuy secretary Of the So
.t,e Commercial club. has disap.
se.red from his home, b26 North
nrcsdway. aud Is supposed to have
s,aned With Mra. John uuNman. wife
n tAe siceprvsidcut at the Pacific
ppxes sound nOtulus company
NJ Buxman disappeared from
~ home 10. ga5 Eighteenth as
sgv,nlyaneousb with the disappear
snc. Of Williams, .duaerllnE a hua.
band and yoaus tanshier
= Al gussip had frequently connect
a me names ol the two. the de.
serted husband and the deserted
wife believe that their crtsnt
ususes have fled together
rrx Williams. however. believes
that william Is suil IN Seattle 4
friend Is alleged 90 have seen him
a.y before yesterday
fyery effort has beeu made both
h, Ms Williams and Nr buNmau
i Keep TIE matter FROM hccomins
rpbl,c The authorities have net
eeen applied &C., and any search
wh,eh M have been made has
heea conducted through private
agency.
Ire attachment which has broken
nm two homes. is said To have he.
rsn ga the Commercial club trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

san FRANCISCO. Jan. 10 a
though the decision handed down ~
tho district court "a appeals setting
aside tho conviction Of 81 Mayer
sehmitr ~ not directed At Abfss
ban Huef. 49, q result Of the decisisp
the - hoaH once more occupies tlse
center % the stage IN The fight be
ina saErd aaalnnt the alleged rrnft
efa 81 this city FROM a fmsre pasr
In the game. secured "a the side u
the prosecution BY i2z indictments
be Is new the one man aGound whom
the battle will sage
This morning Immediately after
the PROCEEDINGS Of Judge IaWler In
the United Railroads case had end
cd Ruef ioaruefsd To the office %
District Attorney i.anKdau. whsFs
Be entered luto a long consultation
uiih Detective Burns and langdoH
With The exception % reliefatinT Bis
eHlife innocence % the charge 10
shleh be entered = plea Of guilty
Raef had nothing 90 Haf III regard
10 shat course be would follow ig
the future Il ta known that within
a short time strenuous efforts VIII
be made BY hts attorneys to secure
his release oh bail
NothinE can be done IN this line
however. until the appellate court
sends dawn the remlttitur IN the
eHaH. and there II quite a differ
cnee % opinion over this matter.
Held up tor 90 Days.
The attorneys for the prosecution
contend that nothing can be done
for so days They claim that the
order does not become effective uu.
I'll The Tine allowed for an apussa /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
Held 70 tor 90 Days.
HUMPHREYS WON'T SQUEAL

"noing a candidate for the may
orally nomination myself. am IN
honor bound TO support the man
who f. nominated" said Judge
John y HUMPHREYS this morning
Judge Humphfiea' statement IL n
answer to a criticism offered last
night by Mayor Moore at Sc
attic city party meeting held In
Ballard
Mayor Moore. In his address last
might. criticised Judge iiumphrlea
for a statement made at the same
place the night previous. that he
HUMPHREYS. would vote for an
yellow dog bis party nominated
Mayor Moore declared that ane
man who would say that should
not be permitted Ia vote AZ all
what I did say" SAYS Judge
In letter to Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
IS
SINKING
10y United press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10
Chief Of Police BigRy has received
n Telegram from the wife OF Frank
II BELL who shot and Killed Frank
Cochrane In a saloon last Tuesday
Bell il III the Irving sanitarlum and
hlH condition N critical as an az.
tfemely high fever has set IN. No
one ~ permitted to see him today
The three shots fired all took IF.
feet one Of them shattoring the
hone IN the right arm and enter.
ing the shoulder. the other enter.
ing the pelvic cavity and penefrat.
Ing vital organs The third shot
was merely fieah wound One
bullet waa removed from Bells
arm hut on account Of hiH weak
conditions. no other operations vii
be- performed until bis condition
ImurugeE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
MAY
RECOVER

August Nyqulst. who was shot In
South Seattle yesterday by his part
ner. John Frazier. has q fair chance
Of recovering The bullet. which
entered Nyquists left breast. has
not yet been located but II Is not
now believed IL penetrated vital
spot
Frazier. charged with the shoot.
Ing. will probably make self defense
his plea II Nyquiat succumbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
ARRESTED In BELlINGNAM

Tor them Then the men went 60
Iinns rom during the das time
while he VAS AZ wuFh Il Is alleged
and stole the reviewers. which they
pawned. dividing the proceeds a.
the door Of the pasushop. and dis
appeared
Through fhc report sheets turned
tn to the police BY the pAwnbrokefs.
t.inH found trace Of his property
aud the chase for the alleged
thieves began.
scmmleker. atlas Chadwick. VA
arrested at Nottingham Tuesday
and netiuue was caught there TO
DAY. officer narek Will leave for
Hclliagham lhis afternoon 20 get
peviune
on the day Of semmiekers ar
rrst be wrute f4ux q postal card
alth the following + Thought told
sou not IL LET mother know about
this see you hsssaone 80
am sorry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
TRAIN WRECKED.
MANY INJURED

The cause Of the wreck is not
known. Six coaches behind the en-
CINE left the track One was rolled
into the county road, and in this
we're the more seriously hurt The
train WAS one hour late leaving san
Jose and was running az high speed
In an effort 10 make up lost time.
A wreeklng train carrying physI-
clans and nurses was made up here
and dispatched 10 the scene. as was
a passenger train 10 which the I'M
injured passengers OF the wrecked
train we're transferred. The train
is made up in san Francisco and
its terminal Is New Orleans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

Moore this morning. Is this l
said that II republican voters nom.
mate Mr. Tflmhlc or Mr. Miller.
OF any other representative OF the
great corporations 81 this city that
would support him. viii SAY
Ia the voters Of my party. Gen.
tlemen. you have had your vote
IN the primaries. you have chosen
your candidate II you want the
corporations 70 rule this city ] can
stand n II you can.
~ has always been considered
dlHhanorable IN politics for de
featsd candidate 10 get mad and
ny the track because some other
man E0t the nomination n | am
thrown ia the sewer or In the
sound In this primary contest !
wiil crawl out. shake myself aud
never squcal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
SEEK TO REWARD MRS. MYERS WITH A
CARNEGIE MEDAL FOR BRAVERY

new home was swelled yesterday
by contributions to the amount OF
Sll5.Sa, bringing the total 70 over
S. .000
So rapidly has the work been
pushed ON the temporary structure
that Il was ready for the painters
60 begin on this morning.
Plumbers and Gas Filters Local.
No. - this morning offered their
services 20 install the plumbing in
the temporary home. The union
viii supply all the men necessary
10 do. quick aud thorough job,
asking only that they be allowed
TO do the entire lob under the union
regulations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

4 took yuar things bat don
write mother Charlie.
This vas In she Hofe which II
via Linz booking agent for the
conssdlne circuit. found on the
dresser n his rOcm On the oven
inn Of Decenhss -. after a search
revealed tie fact that four r.
volyers. biz watch and underwear
bad besn stolen.
The note was In the handwriting
az Charles semmicser. alias Chad.
wick. a plano player. aud has re.
suited 10 his arrest and the Arrest
ef 4 eomeaaion
Las aad ssmmieksF iefi ngpak
iyn. y. Y. for Seattle early Ia tAsz
eembss They picked up Charles
n~rinne. a. Illustrated sougster "a
shesr arrival here Hosh Ssmmsee
erand Ieftnne toad Lins hard luck
stories. ahd be loaned them mons1
fnr two weeks. donaftug The uss
q ais room for sieerlng quarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

Application was made yesterday
20 the Judges Of the Carnegie hero
fund that Mrs Minnie Myers.
matron of the Washington chill.
drous Home. be considered for a
Carnegie medal fer bravery The
trustees Of the society made the
application IN the form Of a letter
ia Washington.
IN addition, the trustees present.
ed Mrs Myers with n check for
$3.50. accompanied by n vote OF
thanks Mrs. Myers was heavy
loser in the fire and the money
given her does not cover half her
loss
The fund for the ercctinn OF q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

Ma,theN Dow and MAYOR Moore.
rival candidates for the Seattle city
party maY0ralty nomination. beth
addressed a meeting If the Yofrra
hs, night In sypher ball. Ballard
This waa Mr Dou first appear
aacs Il anT - The eitf party meet.
inss sinee TIE beginning Of The
eampaigr.
Despite the fact that be entered
the contest AZ fae instieaiion Of
pefxous outside the party with 4
view Of fisFuptlng ia members. be
vas trsated wlth the utmost cuar
iesy and accorded the privilege 81
makiag the opening address ffa
was greeted giih mild applause. a
eifcuusianee which uas in striking
contrast Eith the oetbu7st Of en-.
thu&i4sm which greeted Mayor
Moore
The purpose ~ the meeting uha
the selection o. precinct election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
DETERMIEED TO HAVE a NEW CHURCH

The Rev Dr. P. J. Van Horn,
Of the Plymouth Congregational
church. s. determined that the
church shall have a new building.
lie so Informed the members of
hia congregation at the annual
meeting last night
DR.. Van Horn commended the
work 81 the First Presbyterian
church In building their magnifl
cent structure. and reminded bis
Practitioners that he had taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
SLOT MACHINES SUDDENLY
DROP OUT OF sight

running fun blast unJii a few hours
before Sheriff smith announced
that he had complaints IN hts hands
thai the law was being violated.
II Is regarded a. 3 forerone con
clusion that Gov the secret is out,
the saloons which are said 70 have
been doing a sideldoor business on
Sundays viii be closed tight for
several Sundays The sheriff an
nounees thar he viii have men on
the spot 20 make immediate arrests
IN the future whenever the saloon
keepers feel inclined 10 tilt the
Sunday lid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
sIxTY-SEc0RB WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
WILL Be CELEBRATED

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Proaeh
will celebrate the 62nd anniversar
Of their marriage on next Wcdne
day afternoon and evening Tia.
affair will he Informal. and II r.
be held a. the family residence. 62f
Ninth Az. No formal invitations
are issued. sn II Is customary for
ths couple tn merely announce
their celebration through the nevss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
FRISCO FIRE ENDED
CRIMINAL SUITS
by United Prsss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. io.-The
indictments against Joshua. Jacob
and Herman Eppinger. who at one
time we're the largest Rrain
brokers On the Pacific coast we're
dismissed By Judge iANier thla
morning The indictments charged
them With obtaining money under
false utetnna.s on alleged bowuu
warehouse receipts for grain The
cases had been set for trial for
April u. 1906. but In the fire Of
that date al 81 the records wene
destroyed and the inability Of the
district attorneys office 20 restore
these records resulted N the dis.
misaal of the cases this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
FIRE CHIEFS REPORT.

There we're e43 fire alarms last
year. according 90 Chief Bring
bursts annual report. with 500
actual fires. There are IL men
Ia the department. an increase Of
~ The payroll for The year was
gie3.ss0. and the actual fire loss
ggI44I1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
TREASURY CALLS In
MORE MONEY
fRN unlted prraal

WASHINGTON. Ian. io--The
treasury department is making an.
other draft ou the hanks for a part
% the government deposits Ten
days ago the treasury got about s..
600 .000 II was hoped at that time
that internal revenue receipts and
receipts from customs and the de.
partment called miscellaneous
would come az 10 normal and make
unnecessary another call on the
banks. Hut Yesterdays treasury
statement showed that there is no
likelihood of this The treasury
must have 1000 600 at once. The
working balance is again down TO
$4,000 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
CONCERT And
DANCE

The Womena Giles club Of the
rniYerHify 81 Washington wiii Do
heard IN concert IT the University
% Washington gymnasium tpmof
row evening The program Niii con.
aiKi II numerous vocal reflections.
including a number ~ aglns. a
topical munotoRue. and cantata by
T. nen8a An Informal dance Siii
follow the concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
KILLED BY A
FIST BLOW

PRESCOTT. Afis Jan. 1o.-Tim
Mouahan, SHIFT hoaa a. the United
Verde smeltcr az Jerome. almost
instantly killed furnace man. Mil.
81, with one blow OF his fiat yes.
terday MonAhan and Miller quar-
rrlcd. the former struck the latter
a biow on the point % the jaw and
then walked away Miller walked
Ia a nearby door. stood there a
few minutes and then fell dead
Mouahan 10 Ia custody. pendiuK the
finding Of the cofunerE jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

Tho troubles OF the Thaw family
are sergiug on delugu AT the
first trial OF Harry X Thaw the
countess OF Yarmouth. bis sister
waa In constant attendance Pro
leatu from tho relatives Of tho earl
OF Yarmouth. az the Disgrace
brought upon tho family name
thereby. intensified the lueiplcnt
diasenalon between the earl ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
OFFICER INSTALLED.

ClRud II. Gross Vas last night
Installed ae commander 81 Geo II.
FoTtsoB Camp 30 2. Spanish Amer.
lean War Veteran. A smoker and
vaudeville program followed. The
attendance was large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

papers and invite al their friends
to call aud help enjoy the day on
these occasions.
Mr. and Mrs Proseh we're mar.
Tied I'm New York city In 1876. and
have resided IN the Puget Sound
country for 30 years Mr. Prosch
Ia one OF the pioneer newspaper.
men Of this section. retiring from
active work In II gh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
swiNomfsH sLoUoA
HAS BEEN DREDeEp.

IA CONNER. Wash Jan. 10
The dredging work ON Swinomish
slough has Just been completed. and
the drodge Portland. belonging to
the Puget Sound Bridge a Dfedg
Ing company. will be towed 20 Sc
attic The work OF dredging be,
gan on October -. lasting about
two and ono.half months. for which
there was $4,000 government funds
nNnllnhla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

charge OF the church n year and
half aRo with the understanding
that a new buildin. would be
erected
Dr. Van Horn called for the
prayers OF the CONGREGATION 90 set
the movement for a new church
under way.
The annual report showed that
all departments OF the church are
hampered for room.
Tho beneflcencos Of the church
amounted to 10000 last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
PLAN FLOWER SHOW.

A committee has been appointed
by the seattle Florists society TO
outline plans for flower show next
fan IN this city Interest viii he
worked up among those who en-.
gagc IN the cultivation Of flowers.
OF flowers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

When emmiaafies OF Sheriff
Smith visit the suburban resorts in
Georgetown. they Hill find no slot
machines In operation. Yesterday
all the saloon proprletorB there re.
cciyed a "tip" that something was
on and the tabooed niekclin-the-siot
devices were hurriedly rushed out
OF sight
The question Of who the myateri.
Gus friend was that gave ont ad.
vance information Of the intended
raid will probably never be an.
sWcred The slot machines were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

dispatch ia Albert Hunisch. man.
ager Ut the seattle branch.
in resI1nse 10 telephone In
curry u Wal suited that Albeit
a,pssch, the sos. Is expected 20 ar
eiye ia Seattle from San Frapci,scc
tuoiNbG
40 sssoh Tor the slHe Do coutf
b. Assigned ~ sSoss in s.hxTee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
10y United Press.)

SAN JOSE, Cal. Jan. South
bound train No. 10. Sunset express,
on the Southern Pacific railroad
was wrecked early last evening al
Kucker. 20 miles below here and
Mrs 4 p Boyd and her little son,
OF Portland. Ore, were killed Mrs.
Boyd was the wife Of a Methodist
minister An unknown tramp.
stealing a ride on the brake beams.
was also killed Eighteen injured
have been taken TO a siilroy hos.
pltai. where their injuries were
treated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
CONTINUE owl TRAIN.

Great Northern officials have 90.
cidwd to continue TO run the owl
train between this city aud Van
gonver Tho program had been TO
dispense with Il temporarily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
rsowltas Aaa6a1ap.

Sest sstAsssA ssxSs ~ esss isis
% tue9sss. JeAs ne ssp sae tteAsy
6sSessua SsN sAsGht pseefSn2 n
~ Assl etssytss lass niefs 1hes
Ncr2 Hsset uSs - az Stsol1
chafrter9s When eleo sefe l0es
10 an Oliver 20 BNyls<tn 10 osl
MadisoG o.. toy attcopo2 -
dodge into 80 alleW Gh6o -
Bernstein hs0 ordooe tfn 81 aua.
picious nsrgons f,0na - 10 sesis
dence district be bro2o 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
GEFFENEY WAS REMOVED
FROM THE SERVICE
! BRVbN's DAUGHTER
WILL sEkk DlvopCk

OMAHA. Neb. Jan 10
Mrs Ruth Bryan Loayitt Z
! daughter Of William J Bryan. I
! announces In letter 90 "A I
FREUD that her separation I
, from -her husband Is final The /
! former love affairs u her hus. !
! band are said 10 be at tbe bot
tom Of the trouble that led to
the separation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

OMAHA. Jan. 1Q.-The Union Pa
clfic and burlington railroads VIII
take pofters off chair ears and
do away with nagmen on some Of
their passenger trains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
GOVERNOR SEMPiE
In ILL HEALTH

ExGoT Eugene semple. whose
health IS badly broken. leaves 10.
morrow morning with friends for
Ssahioruia. 10 boz gone indefinitely
ne former chief executive Of
washington has failed Ia health so
Rapidly Of late months that It IL
no" feared he mag never regain
his Former Vlgor.
Eugene semplc was appointed
soFerlor Of the territory by Presl-
sent Cleveland and held office up
70 1889
re vas governor at the time ~
tne coal mining troubles IN this
s'~,e when troops wem called out
70 keep he peace
GRAFT cAera coNTtnlieo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
GOV. CURRY ENDORSED.


\ WAsHiNGTON. Jan. 10 !
> The senate committee on ter :
> rifories has authorized q faR. !
; orabie report on fhe nomlua. !
\ lions Of Governor Curry and I
\ Secretary Of State Nathan iaf- I
; IA Of New Mexico. and Score ,
\ tary Of State John II Hague
= Of Arizona. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
SPIES AT SOUND FORTS.

|, PoRT TOWNSEND. Jan. 10 (
; Following the reports that {
J Iapanear spies arc operating {
! among the forts. taking charts I
! and photographs 81 the de- {
! feuaea. an order has been r.. {
! suad b the department com. {
} mandcr. prohibiting ell ssaseia I
} from anrhoriuK near the line I
! between Forts Wordrn and
! Fiagler and Fort Ward and
! Middle Point
a q 4 A . . 4 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
DESERTS Wife and
Child FOR WOMAN
GAY OFF IN SILVER.

ToNoPAu. New. Jan 10
The mlpSnE companies are 1
paying ~ here with half dol {
lar plcceH The other opef
ataFH arr. doing the sans An
<Ifort h being made through
out Nevada IA create a demand |
for silver and raise prices.
-
~ - = -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

the countess u ~ strangely colnei.
dental that on the oye of Der broth.
ers second trial the countess filed
action IN the English courts Tor the
anuulmeut Of her marriage.
The countess Will be unable to At.
tend the New York murder Trial be
cause the hearing OF her marriage
nunulfnant suit coming within a
month nceeEaitates her presence IN
England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
Proxy Marriage.

4 proxy marriage u brought
bout this way 4 Japanese man In
this country wants a wife. or. as
In many known instances. 2 Lap-
anese procurcr wants 10 impof a
woman Tor immoral purposes and
some Of his friends pick out a WON
an IN japan. They are married there.
some one acting for him al the mar
riage ceremony. and the marriage
Is registered without his ever hay-
ing seen the woman. Then she
comes To America az his wife aud
he sees her for the FIRST time when
she lands Before landing she has
10 make q showing as 10 being mar
ried according 70 the American
style While this plan provides a
method whereby msny honest Jap
anese can get wives in America. IL
opens the way % endless fraud
Geffeuey. while Estell VAS in
Hpeetor in charge. and while he
himself was the only Japanese in
terpfeter az the Seattle port aud
also acting inspector In charge.
practically landed personally every
japanese woman coming to Seattle
.for three years.
A.little over a year ago anonym-
uUS.Islters were sent TO the news-
pabarH - Seattle. charging that
Japanese wers being landed lille
gally through the assistance Of Ger.
tain members Of the immigration
service