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Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-16
Corn and Peas for Silo.

The corn Is most easily handled by
cutting with corn binder and using q
silage cutter Of a sufficient capacity to
avoid the necessity Of cutting bands.
When corn Is fully tasseled it contains
less than one-fourth as much dry mat
ter as when the ears are fully glazed.
From this time to maturity the increase
Is but slight. Records of the cost of
silo filling were kept by the Illinois
experiment station on ten different
farms and the cost was found to range
from 40 to 76 cents a ton, the average
being 56 cents q ton.
That silage should keep well the corn
should not be cut until most Of the ker-
nels are glazed and hard If too ripe
the silage will not settle well and the
air viii not be sufficiently excluded to
prevent spelling Corn seems to be the
best single crop for the silo, and by
combining 1t with COW peas or soy
beans the feeding value Is greater ton
for ton than Of corn alone OF 373
comparisons made between Silage and
non-silage milk, so per cent were in
favor of the Silage milk, % per cent
were in favor Of non-silage and II per
cent indicated no preference.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-16

WE SELL GUNS AND TRAPS CHEAP
& buy Furs X Hides. Write for catalog 100
\. W. Hide < Fur Co. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-16
DRAGS YOU DOWN.
Backache and Kidney Trouble Slow
Iy Wear One Out.

Mrs. r. Grouse Fayette St. Manches-
ter. Iowa, says: For two years my
back was weak and rhpUmUtir Pal
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-16

Desirable Poultry House.
One of the best arrangements for
nests which can be opened without en-
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-16

awsonS Rsmsdy" snS other invs:.g ne ana,
booklet free. MARX DAVIS 1904 Broadway, Oakland. C~s
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-16

12S acres rich, smooth, level land; 5000 bearing
apple trees; $50 per acre. Near Rogers. Ben
ton county, Ark. William Pearce, owner,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
MAYORS MILLER AND LANE
CHAT OVER new LONG
DISTANCE LINE

Miller speaking. Portiand7 Port.
lard. OreKonl Who2 caing oh.
MAYOR f.ane' Hello. Harry how
are youg Fine a. silk Yes. little
trouble with the police department.
Cops cant see anybody playing
poker Chief offers $50 reward Tor
an authenticated case OF anybody
running a roulette wheel on Pioneer
place or in the lobby o. the New
Washington. Nothing to H. They're
All nature takers. Yep. there are
some on Pike st.. bat we're going
20 have n now district some time.
on. the tar levy ls going all right,
some Of the fellows are a little
rusty on how to pass the ordinance.
but they're willing TO learn. and
that's a whole lot You heard this
town was wide open7 ! should say
not. The street lights so out at Z
o'clock. and everybody goes 90 bed
No. indeed. don't think Bryan will
b. elected. Why. | just returned
from the east. and. Yes. yes.
I'm glad you called me up. Good.
bye
mayor Miller hangs up the
phone and the independent long dis.
lance line between Seattle and
Portland il formally opened and
ready for buslneas)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
SENSATIONAL
LETTER
Important Missive in the
Hains Case Is Given
Publicity.
(sy United Press

NEW YORK. oct Following
the entering OF pleas of not guilty In
the supreme court al Flushing, l.. /.
John 3 Mcintyre. counsel for Capt.
Peter c. Hams and T. Jenkins
Iains. charged with the murder Of
VIM. r. Annis. today gave out the
most sensational bit Of evidence yet
produced In the case II was in the
form OF a letter alleged TO have
been written by Mrs. Claudia Hains
20 VIM. y. Annia. IL reads as fol-
lows.
Dear Rllly--non't come Monday
evening. Everything r. over be-
tween Peter and myself lie has
found out everything / am going
to Boston aud will send you my adj
dress want 20 see you and tell
you about a. I am almost crazy.
Good bye Claudia"
This letter is expected 90 play an
important part IN the defense in
connection with the effort 90 prove
that improper relations existed be-
tween Annia and Mrs. Hams.
Capt. Hams was orraigned first
He seemed somewhat dazed. lie
entered plea Of not guilty The
pleas were entered after Justice
Garretson refused 90 grant a mo-
ton for demurrer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
CANNON'S FATE
|. RESTS WITH
BALLOTS
he Is Confident That He
Viii Be Reelected
Next Tuesday.

DANViLLE. us, Oct 27.--Just
one week from Today the culmina.
ton % the hottest individual cam.
paign IN America will be reached
here. To many thinking Americans.
the fight In this little city In OF as
great Importance az the presiden.
tlai election The people OF Danyille
will have decided whether Jos O.
Cannon shall again return 10 tho
house Of representatives. or be 10.
Tired for the time 20 private life.
The feeling In the community In
sharply divided Cannon'a friends
designate tho veteran campaigner
affeetionateiy as Honest Uncle
Joe" while his enemies are hurting
I such epltheta a. "czar" and hire.
ling Of monopoly" a. his head.
The influence 81 the American
Federation Of Labor waa brought 10
Z bear on the workers Of the district
IN an sndcayor to defeat Cannon.
but through Il ali. Uncle Joe
piacidly smokes his big black cigars
and regards his reelection as Ger
tain The last time be was re-eleet.
ed Cannon received y ZOO votes 10
his opponentA ~ 900. Hla friends
are Ntlil confident that. although his
lead may be diminished. he will still
/ have moro than enough votes TO
carry him 10 congress.
Cannon has served II terms. OF -
years Ia congress. and during bis
political life has been defeated only
cnce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
BRUTAL HUSBAND GIVEN
Term ON CHAIN GANG

Gordon said: MY only regret IL
that I cannot keep you IN jail all
the time. Any man who would
abuse his wife. especially when she
10 in a delicate condition. deserves
the severeat condemnation. You viii
work on the chain gang for 60
days"
Mrs Hanson told the court that
Hanson refused 20 provide her with
food or clothing, and that ahe STAYED
of starvation only through the
charity Of her neighbora. Hanson
interrupted his wifes testimony
with the protest that he was only
"joKhing" her Hanson admitted
that he had been drinking.
Several months ago eight children
we're taken from Hanson because
he refused 10 provide for their sup
port Four of the children we're
adopted by Seattle families and four
are now inmates Of the Washington
Cmldren's Home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

10y 1NffH1 ffrsh1
YONkEftS. n. u. Oct g7.--Whiie
Judge Taft was waiting 70 board his
train n the Grand Central station
IN New York. he was recognized b.
hundreds 81 incoming commuters
sud an impromptu political rally
was held IN the great waiting room.
Scarcely had The Republican candl.
cate begun % speak when several
trninloads of Connecticut conmu.
teia arrived and Taft Vas greeted
By 2 great throng that packed the
station.
Two young women. handsomely
gowned. managed 20 reach him and
thrust = large bunch Of ehrysanThe-
NUNS into his hands
We'll. this is worth waiting for.
raiiantly remarked Taft. and the
oruWd cheercd. Taft's voice was
stronger than Il has been for sew
erai DAYS. Tie was able 10 hold his
listeners. and huFrying commuters
were attracted and held until he
VAS through speaking.
A train time arrived. Taft was
cheercd By the crowd and started
for his car. accompanied By promi-
nent Republicans who are members
Of his travelling party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
Police Judge Regrets the
Gentleness of the
Sentence.

Marcus Hanson. a laborer who
thrust burning newspapers into the
face OF HIS wife ut their lodgings
at the Frisco house. First av. and
Cedar st., on the night OF October
10, was sentenced to serve 90 days
on the chain gang today by Police
Judge John u. Gordon
Hanson was arrested BY Patrol
man al Ryan at the instance OF
tenants of the Frisco house. who
claimed that had Il not been for the
Interference Of Mrs. Nellie Ander
son, wife OF the proprietor. the en-.
ragged man would have burned his
wife TO death.
In passing sentence Police Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
Harry of Portland Chides
John of Seattle on
Municipal Matters.

Characters.
Mayor John =. Miller. Of Seattle
Mayor Harry Lane. Portland.
Time.
Two D. m. thia afternoon.
Scene.
Mayor Miliera office In the clty
hall Mayor az desk. wearing Off
cial frOwn. and deeply immersed 10
the problem Of raising the intelli
gonce OF the police department 70
the recognition Of Jack u spades
stats in the background. count
ms "wrcaths for the Living" bal
lots.
independent telephone-trinRbrr.
hrr brr~~brr
Mayor Miller aside ! suppose
ri Gin and Doc Crlchton are at Il
again --Heiloi Hollol Speak
louder Cant hear-yes, this 10 the
mayors office. This Is Mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
WANTS OPINION
OF COUNcILM EN-

AZ lis meeting TO-DAY. the beard q
public works instraatsd ssN FecfeT
tafy 60 nutif9 the Suunali thar the
beard would he Kiad - cumfeF with
. committee from the reungti res
xardin9 she Installation 20 both
Telephone exchanges ia tNa uHw
muaie8rat hulidiuE
The beard has already gore en-
record ~ favnfink the Installation
az an Independent exchange and TIE
use % such matn-iinr sunset telr-
phones a. are provided Ger III the
franchise
some 81 the council members In
sIwt that an exchange ~ both rnm.
rauiea should be Installed sud " j.
r. order to learn their eiwws 81 tats
roufentlon that the board has asked
anv Interested couneiimen 80 confer
trfth them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

c. d. Himan swamped all the other contestants
Wrcaths for the Living this polling
today which him the the
gin. HI Gil showed activity
place and James Agnew very far behind him.
r. THmble decidedly close fourth The old leaders who
been plugging along the all this
The which heretofore exclusively masculine
contains the Of Marion Baxter OF the
Emergency hospital who appearance 1OS
votes Macy Of the postofoe is receiving consistent
ballots day received.
they AnteMortem editor before
publication Those received after held until the
day
"wreaths for the Living will continue until
urday following standing
today;
C. Hnlman SOS; GIL $50; A. Agnew. S2s; p.
Trimbe Wilson. si4 William Sutherland 3O7 Jacob
Fuh 2s4; 272; Frank MoDermou, ESQ., r. c. Macy,
25B; A. l. Cohen H. Moore Edward Clayson.
1873; H. Miller ia; Dr. Nj A. Matthews, 12ii Mrs Marion
Baxter satery. So Bothen 10; Bob Heskett
p. b. 8. Leahy, 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

ATTEMPTS To SHAKE
WIFE AND CHILDREN

IN complaint for a divorce. filed
In the superior court this morning
81 Kate = North agalaat William
g North. the plaintiff charges that
after persuadinE her 10 leave their
home in Okauoean county her bus.
band sued for a divorce on the
ground 81 deaertion The com.
plant alleges that the couple we're
married IN 1898 IN Nebraska. and
that ia June % this year she came
10 Seattle with their two children,
Il being the understanding that abe
would get work and her husband
would Join her. In August her hus.
band filed a divorce complaint. and
asked that the court allow her TO
keep the children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
CHARGES
FILED

LINCOLN. Neb. Oct 27--ssaie
llenavurRsic Chairman Allen. broth.
erin law OF Vim J Bryan. today
forwarded 70 Washington chargea
~ official political paFilsanahip
against Postmaster John Il Hayes.
II Norfolk. Neb. Alien declares
that Hayes has been Withholding
rstplma Of Herman Riders paper
the sitanss zeigunR. from suhaerib-
- ON the arbitrary claim that the
.nmnRra WE'RE campaign Documents
Allen demands that Hayes be re-.
sstnrcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

lfur TIE purpose 81 making certain
ss.nlrn sussested hy the city COM
s4imsian that ttam been natgnR an In
nparfian - local amusement rcaurfs
ara t. permit a nriFhharinx entAb-
lialnnent 20 install needed eltcra .
,tonn. the star theatre closed It's
aosrr yesterday. but opened again
shia afternoon for the regular mat
|nen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
REMAINS BROUGHT HERE.

The remains Of the unidentified
man who was found near Riverton
Sunday by u. G. Gibson, ianitor
OF the Dunlap school, were brought
TO Seattle last night by Deputy Cor
oner ]. E. Drummey. The man was
evidently OF middle age, judging
from his teeth. The body had lain
IN the woods for nearly two years,
IN the opinion OF Deputy Coroner
Drummev Whether the man met a
violent death Is n matter Of con-
lecture. No bullets were found with
the remains, which are little more
than a skeleton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
TlFTWATER BILLS"
AFFAIRS ARE CLEAN

". me, ma discharge n bankruptcy
-. sfastad w u Gates. better
az HWittwatsr Bill" by Ref
yses..n BANKRUPTCY John y. Hoyt
II ilsiee oates affairs have been
ht1aessf 'ion t0f two years lie an-
~ ~. yesterday that he wifi al
f6ft.nss ISL the amasBing of another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
WANTS COURT TO
ANNUL MARRIAGE

a complaint was filed Ia the su.
perior court THE morning asking
for an annulment Of the marriage
between John n Cole aud Rosetta
Cole. The compialnt alleges that
the couple were married July 9.
1907. IN Silver Bow. Mont. but that
the bride had been divorced from
a former husband only two months
previous, and had dis0beyed the
orders OF the court not 10 marry
until a sufficient time for an AZ.
peal to be taken had elapsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
WANTS DAMAGES
FROM RAILA0AD

a complaint asking for damages
Of 81 .s09is for being put of a
Great Northern train was filed BY
Robert Pardee against the Chicago
4 Northwestern railroad In the
superior court this morning. The
complaint alleges that Pardee
bought a round trip ticket from Sc
attic 10 Chicago, with return limit
of 80 days. The ticket was pur.
chased August 8. 1908. but when he
was returning October %, Pardee
claims he was put off the train at
Edwell. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

Held Rousing Rally at
Four O'Clock This
Morning.
Cay unl,.d pr.ss.l

NEW YORK. Oct. s7.--wm J.
Bryan held one 81 tha most re.
markable political meetings on rec
ord AZ o'clock thia morning IN
City Hall park. when be addressed
several thousand nieht workers
whose hours make 4 lmpeasihln Tor
them 20 attend regular meetings
Ryan stood upon The steps u tbs
city hall and the cruwd gathered
IN the park about him The mea
came from power houses. telegraph
offices. street car headquarters all
night restaurants. moFninE nswN
papers and other places where work
never stops The meeting sas held
a. the request ~ \ committee ~
morning Newspaper men.
IN hiH address uryaa confined
himself 10 much the same arKu.
meuta a. be made ~ she monster
meeting AZ Madison Square Garden
last night BE dWcit upuh the labor
question and explained points IN the
Democratic platform favorable a.
labor. and discussed the anti.inipuc
ton proposition. The night wprk
erE gave him a Foaaiug reception
and chesred Ike coileEe rooicrs.
At ~ Again at 10.
A peculiar phase q the strange
meeting was the fact that halt q
dozen human defclicta. asleep on
the park benches. we're not dis
tuFbed. but snored sefeneiy through
the cheering and excltrment
Arguments on the labor question
did not dispel their druwainess.
Bryan retired about o'clock. lio
waa up again apparently refreshed
a. 10 o'clock aud delivered an at
dress 70 the Broadway business men
a. the headquarters % the Order Of
Acorna. where he vas given a warm
reception. tie then went az once
% brooklyn 20 address labor
meeting. aad TOOK up bis program
for thc day. which included 10 other
speeches.
Al Madison Square.
Al the close % a trying dny--a
day II outdoor speaking IN a
drcnchlug rain. Of fast flyinE trips
BY automobile and special train. Of
receptions and formal dinners and
OF three big evening meetings la
different sections of the city, " J.
Bryan addressed IN Madiaou Square
Garden last might the most notable
gathering % his three campaigns
The great oval amphitheaier % the
garden held an Immense throng
limited only by It's vast capacity
Tho police early In the evening cut
or All access 20 tho building. with
a disappointed line blocks In
length.
Mr.. Bryan appeared tired and
worn when he began 10 talk. but
az he proceeded the cheers or his
hearers seemed 10 Undue him with
new strength and he spoke With all
his Characteristic Figor His voice,
clear and resonant as a bell. filled
the big garden 20 It's fartheat cor.
ners.
Talks 70 Labor.
Mr.. Bryan was the guest ~ honor
at reception and dinner al the
Democratic club. Then began his
evening tour. which took him first
before an outdoor gathering IN
Hamilton Fish park. before q crowd
that filled Cooper Union. and 70 the
Palm Garden at 5Sth st. and Third
az. n was from the Palm Garden
that the candidate went direct TO
Madison Square Garden.
In HIS garden speech Mr.. Bryan
devoted a large part Of his time 70
labor. lie predicted that, whether
the Democratic party won or lost
It's policy Of publicity Ot conUibu
lions would become the law OF the
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

ADVERTISING BIDS
ARE ALL REJECTED

The board Of public works this
morning rejected all bids for Of
fetal advertising during the coming
year and viii advertise for new bids
which will probably be opened on
November r.
All bidders except the Bulletin
withdrew the checks accompanying
their bids AZ a result OF the recent
legal controversy regarding bids
already entered. and the board held
that il would be Justified IN asking
FOR new bids.
steamer Humboldt will be put
regularly on the run 20 Southea stern
Alaska. and will work all winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

DES MONIES. la. Oct. 2T.--ne.
cause be has become convinced Of
the lack Of healing power IN drugs,
Norman Lichty. president Of the
Norman Liehty Manufacturing Co,
has sold his interest In this biggest
proprietary drug house ia ioWA and
the middle west.
Some time ago Mr. Liehty com.
menced the investigation 81 thu
healing effect OF drugs and the
power OF mind over human all.
ments Ills decision to sell cat re-
suited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

rtlli,ene NOftfEb, Oct 27.-Mavuard
1lsT y ~ 81 Dave Collier. a pf0-
- - ,.hls city. had e miraculous
}1hlesn.aIom a horrible death late
~ whom he was reecuad
hsf,sd sh,s y save him from being
AZ N poqlif beneath the rollers n
Mi e,sa go DiH planners a. ths FldaIao
~ y ssHgentH plant here. As n IL
fssss'ss sns hospital and 1t may 81
Il 10 " amputats his arm for
"s horribly crushed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

HETLfNGHAM, oct. 27.--If an or
dlnance in the city council ~ passed,
tho saloons must hatt all doors
and windows 20 arranged that
On Sundays and other days on which
tho saloons are required 20 close,
anyone may be able 20 see the bar
room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
FAILING TO BUY HIM THEY
NOW SEEK TO DEFEAT HIM
GAMBLERS AND UNDERTAKING SALOON
ELEMENT OPPOSING HIM IN EVERY POS
SIBLE WAY-ARE ALL LENDING AID
TO CANDIDATE WILLIAMS.

Hodge. Republican nominee for sheriff. f. being
election vicious elements population So
atie and King county
All who make their living by gambling and baser vices
everything power who tho
opposition all
who wish in their vicious lines Of business raying
the vicious element In the attempt 70 defeat him.
he will the Of the
Washington elected the enforcement Of law
operations leeches who
thousands Of annually the Of Seattle and
ing county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
NEW -HstLo" SYSTEM.


= TACOMA. oct 27-M s.
= O'Clock this afternoon thc last
= stroke ~ work was done % {
= connect up the line of the I
. Home Telephone company be I
q tween this city and Portland.
. and Mayor Linek took down !
. the receiver In his office and !
. called wp the mayor 81 Port !
= land and congratulated hlm on {
= the new service between tbs
q two cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

HONOLULU, oct. 27.--After IN,
approaching election tho city u
Honolulu will DO an incorporate
muntcipailtg with n mayor. board oil
aldermen and the iucidontala OF
American city life. such as poiitiea
machines and civic problems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

CnEHALIs. Wash. Oct 27.-'fhe
Lewis county teachera' Institute
nponed here today for n five days
seaslon with a large ettondanes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

steamers Watson and Olson a Ma -
honey reported their arrival In SAN
Francisco this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

WHAT ED. CUDIHEE SAYS OF
bob" HODGE

"Hodae made efficient officer Ne enforced
the law With such mpsra that there either
from the mine miners. He conduct
ed his before Justices saving the county the
pcnses OF he made mistakes and end
o. sis months felt much confidence IN him that told him
consider that sheriff Of district
thing no did would stand fon"From Interview
sheriff Edward Cudhee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

consider bob Hodge nrstelas officer and believe that
he viii make good sheriff N elected said Former ShoFn
Edward cudhee who Hodge bis first appointment deputy
sheriff
While serving under Hodge
made trouble Of kind There complaints
about the which he enforced the Black Diamond
Before appointed Bob Hodge at Black Diamond had tried
other deputies about whom there had been
Der Of complaints There considerable NlcaAneaa with which
the deputies did 10 be able Ia cope
Hodge did seek the appointment Tie working In
the mines and recommended TO by leading cena 50
anxious the business OF Black Diamond have Hodge
for sheriff that when the county board failed allow
sufficient salary him. the business Of Black Da
mond made the balance
Hodge showed such efficiency officer that the county
board him within monha from the $40 month
which they first paid the full salary OF deputy sheriff
'pnrng the time Hodge served under his record
urey clear that IL Why he nratcasa officer
DO what Ia his behalf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

Alaska steamer Victoria ;owod QUE
into the stream this morning where
she viii lie until next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
TRY TO BUY HODGE.

Before vicious up Hodge attempt
made buy him representative certain gambling
approached
fund He nmaed that come.
would be right Hodge refused the tell
ing the representative
into the office OF sheriff obligations M but the
who elected him
Finding they buy election being
satisfied would corruption election.
the gambling county
the hope OF accomplishing his defeat
The vicious portion the
saoonkecpes eniency enforcement
laws liquor opposing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

RAIN TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY, LIGHT
soUTHEAsT WINDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
HODGE AS A DEPUTY.

While deputy Black Diamond Hodge proved that he would
tolerate violations OF the aw the result
that portion the which conforming
Law opposing Hodge portion
element has him primary
All the Influence against
Hodge but the opposition there Money being
ayahy laid
Evidence these plans abnormay heavy regis
aton precincts pre-
cnota Of the Fourth
legal voting large win attempted 3.
unless frightened to
carry it out they did In the primary election.
WOULD COUNT HIN OUT
But the depending
count
him In certain precincts Of the Inspectors
and judges election approached propositions
count Hodge and Williams night
g.
Activity the the Republican county
has frustrated election
the Is likely be OF
the OF Hodge watchers during every
precinct a