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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
CITY PARTY TO PREPARE
FOR STICKER PLOT

we nhall do all In our power 10
induce all voters Who are Va sym
pathy with our movement 20 turn
out aud vote NJ the primaries, said
George cottertli. vice-ehairman OF
the City Party committee. this
mornine. While We have been
warned pf the danger Of a secretly
orEaBixsA allcker campaign. We do
not believe u can be- naccshsful II
any considerable portion Of the xot'
ern Who are IN - apathy With nh
will turn out at the polls
OF Great imporssnee.
we shall do all IL our power 20
convince them Of the great i'm
portnnoe Of doinE this Thin IL dc.
alrable, not oniy for the purpose ~
making a fair showing Of primary
strength for MAJOR Moore. but for
the salus the names ON the poll
books will be- 20 un for organiza'
tlon purposes after the primary
campaign II over
There will ba n meeting Of the
Seattle city Party committee Of *
and all the lnfty candidates. Hatnr'
day evening At the pslly's head
quarters Ia the Peoples Bank build
ing. Plans for aetflng ont the vote
Of the party aud Tor campaign work
and organization after the primaries
~lli be discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

According 10 the statement given
out At his headquarters In the Hut
Ter this morning. John + Miller.
candidate for the republican mayor.
ats nomination. enters the last
week OF the campaign very welf sat
isfiee with the outlook. The claim
Is made that half the republican
Votes polied win b for Miller.
AT first we did not believe the
reports that were brought tn 10 as.
the statement says. hut We have
concluded preliminary canvass Of
the city and the figures are far
more encouraging than ws anfle.
ipated they would be A checking
up canvass Is now ia progress and
as far as reports have neet handed
In they show that the first figures
were not exaggerated. and that the
Miller sentiment il rapidly grow.
ing
We will head the ballot In ever
ward. with the possible exception
OF the First. but NE are counting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
HARTMAN AND GOULD
BURY THE RATCHET

The two rival railroads will cease
fighting each other The pending
iawsuifs over the Oakland water
front and the Western Pacific'e
rlghs-of which have been 80
bitterly contested during the last
three yesrs. np 20 the United
States supreme court. are 20 be
amieAbiy compromised out 81
court. dismissed. or allowed 20 las
until they die = natural death.
Mutually agreeable traffic rates
are 70 be established. and the traf.
&c managers Of both roads agree
10 live np 10 the rates outlined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
SEATTLE MAN SUICIDES
fey United pre..,

TACOMA. Jan. 25.--Leaving
nothing to furnish clue TO the
cause OF his act and no papers
20 reveal whence he came. Victor
Tiilman committed suicide by cut.
ting his throat ia his room In the
Richiand hotel. either Thursday OF
yesterday. His body was found
last night. his hand stu clufching
the razor. but Il was impossible
to tell how long the man had been
dead.
The man had been stopping at
the hotel about two weeks and was
supposed to have come 20 Tacoma
from Seattle lie left no papers
TO show what his name was. but
= laundry slip, supposed to have
zen his. bore the name OF Victor
Tillman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
RUSSELL SPEAKS FOR
a CLEAN CAMPAIGN

tax does this millionaire payf IIe
Is known 20 own $4,000 worth Of
stock In the Seattle Lighting com.
pany, Gao he wouldn't favor cheap
gaal, lie owns an automobile. he
gets tfu.noo year IN rentals from
the Hon Aarches owns office furui.
ture and household goods, and II
IL safe to assume that he has pien.
y OF eaah IN the hank: yet In 1906
HE total personal property tar was
- 30.
Mr.. Trlmble gays that the may
or ahould be man who has no
political entanElemonts Well Mr..
Trimble Ii acquiring them very rap.
idly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
CONVICT MOTORMAN
OF MANSLAUCHTER

! NEW YORK. Jan. ss-paui
Kelly. the motormsn who was In.
alefed for homicide In connection
With the .Slnsh Avenue elevated
wreck, IN which Is people Loaf
their lives. on September l. 1905.
Was found guilty Of manelaughter
in the second degree last night The
jury made a strong recommenda.
ton for mercy
The train of which Kelly was
the motorman struck the curve at
Fiffy.thifd ST. and Ninth av. and
was dcraIled One car, crowded
with passengers plunged into the
street. Kelly fled after the acct.
dent and months afterwards was ar
rested In San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
INTENTION SUFFICIENT TO
ESTABLISH RESIDENCE

was \ better location. 80 did no,
bald In Fremont. As he could not
secure a house In ballard at the
time he placed his household geods
In storage. with the Jelly Storage
company. November. 1905.
According TO the opinion given
By Scott Calhoun and other
lawyers. when n man decides 10
make his home in a certain place
and leaves hts former location.
from that time his legal residence
can - claimed al the new place.
Opponents Of Mr. Rexingcr are
using the argument Of hia not lly.
Ing long enough In the ward In
an endeasor 10 defeat him AT the
primary election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25


Two weeks ago Fred Rexlnger.
candidate for councilman OF the
Thirteenth ward on the republican
ticket. asked that his name be
withdrawn from the primary cleo
tion. stating that he had not lived
the required two years In the
ward
Upon consulting several lawyers
aud Scott Calhoun. he was inform
ed that he was legal resident Of
the ward for the required time and
reentcred the race.
In October. 1895. Rexingef
bought some property In Fremont.
but looking over ballard. he con
ciuaed that the former shingie city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
FAMOUS WOMAN
UNDER ARREST

WAS bound over 20 the superior
court on the same charge. Al bis
preliminary examination. which
lasted over a week and Was fril
Of sensations. Mrs. Martin acted ss
bis counsel. and wss calling nearly
every person in Trinity county AS
a witness TO piic up expenses. say
ing.
4 ~iil bankrupt Trinity county
or free my son"
Mre. Martin created 3 sensation
in New York about two months
ago by setting up the claim that
Baby Iohnr was the son Of the
Princess Chimay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

city gets value received for every
dollar Il pays out but for a nunic-
ipalify 10 become greedy and
grasping and rotten proves that the
people are dishonest &c heart--that
they want something for nothing
Mr.. Trimble's third requisite IL
"a property holder ] always sup.
posed that the rich we're able 10
take care 81 themselves. The bur.
den Of taxation does not fail heavi.
~ on the rich a. everyone knows
Il IL the poor man who has trouble
paylng bis taxes He II the man
who r. not able to take care Of
himself
Real estate can't dodge the as.
sesspF but what personal property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
REGISTRATION
FALLS OFF

Yesterdays registration was dis
appointing IA numbers. but $50 meH
placing their names on tho regis
trafion rolls. This IL but about hall
the average per day since the books
were opened,
The registration hooks will be-
open but ak more days after to.
day They will close. Tor the prl.
mary election. on Saturday night,
February |. but after the primaries
will be opened for the regular cleo
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
ENTITLED TO PLACE
ON PRIMARY BALLOT

Scott Calhoun yesterday advised
Comptroller Carroll that Iiy. q. A
n Steiner, Of Ballard. Il entitled
70 q place on the socialist primary
ballot of the Thirteenth eard. de.
spite the tact that he Il not en.
relied ns a member Of the socialist
party organization. The primary
Law does not require that q candi.
date shall BE- member of any
formal organization. onIY that BE-
declare that he i a membeF Of the
nartv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Tho following program IL an.
nounced for the BURNS anniversary
celebration 90 be held 1T the
Moore theatre next Wednesday
night
Chairman'a opening remarks. Mr..
Matthew Dow
nagpgpe selections. Vancouver
pipe band.
Song. Mr.. Fred Butler.
Song. Caller Herrin.s Mrn.
Grace X. Davenport
Dance. Scotch Reel" calcfon.
ian troupe.
Song. "A Mans a Man for a'That
Mr.. r. IIaddow
Song. The Lass o. Bailoch.
myle." Mr.. u, WaddeIl.
Recitation. Mr. J. y. Thomson.
Song, Mrs. Rose Cousins Reid
Song. Where Has Scotland
Found Her Fame Mr.. J. II. Rich.
ards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
PERKINS DAUGHTER HAS 4
PRETTY R0MACE

should Formal announcement OF
the news has boon reserved for
some time hence. Cleveland
Baker ls now in Nevada. where he
Is interested in mining with his
brother. Ray Baker. Tho family
were early residents of the Silver
state. Baker. sr.. having been one
OF the chief counsel for the South
ern Pacific company and It's pred.
ecessor. the Central Pacific rail-
road, In that district. Years ago
tho Bakers moved 10 Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 49,
Mrs John Martin. famous all over
the coast because OF her connec-
tion with The John Martin Will
case aud the "Hahy John" incident.
Is under arrest NJ Rsdding. Cal
The complaint charges her with
arson In burning cattle barn On
Brown creek. near wsasrryilie.
January Z. entaiIinE loss OF
q coo. The barn was the property
Of Mrs. James Morris. Who was
a strong Witness against her In the
famous viii case
.isaby John" nou a boy aged is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
WHISKY RING LOSES GRIn
ON CITY POLITICS
FAREWELL TO minIs1ss

AZ the baptist mlnls.e.. .
city win participate h 81 = y
sefYicoa r. b. Rlgen ~ - 'es'
!. Jones Of he lnmani,.i eta.'.
J 2. NJ sunday. when be ,srs sa I
lis oersiees AZ pastor as .s't,''
ne Baptist ministers Vii ~ Z
saofensee. Sunday mofrins ~ \ Z
Jones viii preach hie fareas., ~
mon. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

San FRANCISCO. Jan. r.
II. Hartman and George Gould
have at last got together. have
smoked the pipe Of peace and have
buried the Ratchet. The Ratchet
IN thls particular warfare means
the rival interests Of Hartman .
southern Pacific and Gouid's West.
ern Pacific railroad Ia California.
The peace agreement. which vas
ratified By Ms&aEs Could and liar.
riman thln week IN New York. Il
an all embracing treaty and u
aeeeplng la main points are;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. 25.---
Though the utmost effort has been
made to keep secret the story. the
Interesting news leaked into no.
ciety circles that Miss Pansy Per.
klns. the younger daughter of u. Y.
Senator George G. Perkins, aud
Cleveland Baker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Baker. are ngaged
TO be married, and romance
which began In their school days
VIII eliminate as true rofnanccs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
NERVE sAvas AIS llrE.

70 brtteo Pfeef
BAkT. Trans CAucnaia. Jan. IS.
Mohbef by . crowd 81 labor.ra be
cause he had Fuu down and killed
number Of their comrades. the es.
Kineer nf \ WORK train locomotive
today orened eide the throttle og
hla engine and dashed through the
mob. killing slx and woundins Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Hy the inability Of Chnrirs II.
Burnett 10 insDire any following IN
the mayofalfy contest, and his re
fnaal 10 Withdraw. little clique
of conneilmanie politicians and
PIKE 81 saloon men have been
ahnnted completely OF GA a side
track In the primary contest. clear
out OF communication with dhe of.
flee Of The train dispatcher.
The clique Ia question takes lie
Immediate orders from Henry
Heck, the Pike n saloon man aud
partner Of Frank T. Mullen. who
with Arnold zblndsn. represents II
la the council. Through this coan.
eilmanic representation Il has been
able 20 build u6 a following among
liquor dealers and IN the big brew
cry interests through tie dintfibu.
tlon ~ faYora IN the granting Of
saloon licenses.
Dream Of Power.
Early In the campaign Mullen
aud Heck had a dream In which
they pictured themselves a. die.
tatlnr the republican mayoraIty
nomination. selecting a eonncii To
their liking aud IN general taking
charge of the administration Of
city affairs. They awoke from this
dream aud tried to enact Il into
reality.
They brought Councilman Bur.
.ss1f into the sfaeo4aifv rare and
undertook 10 line mp the Interests
10 which they had granted favors
In the past in support of him. Thef
began casting about nmong the hey.
efal wards 20 see what could be
done In the selection % ward coun.
eilmcn who would line UP with the
old whisky ring.
Hut their plans went nEtray
Their train started out on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
GIRL IS MISSING.

Florence Phillips. q years old.
telephone operator az the Ameri.
can hotel. at Pike 1t. and Fourth
av.. was last night reported miss
ing by her mother. at 2327 Rainier
av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
You Can't! You Can't

Buy for less from anyone. You
can't afford TO pay more 10 any.
one grade and quality considered,
In Sporting Goods. Hardware, than
from THEODORE Willis a CO.
zoos LIST av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

These are both fIrstela..
have Heeond groufh hss1 =.
hickory handles. The vs.. {
natural black finish ana 49,
tempered The o. Y n /. -
ished and etched and msde = Il
eat quality special silver -,
are hand handled. Choices = 9
ferent weights. They ~
procession IN the an Ils~ ~
prices are away beIox IL -
mark.
ti25 Kelly Handled Al
81 90 Robin Hood Az
$3.50 zsnelth Double. I,,t.<x y I
died Al ..........ees
i.7b Vulcan Had Handed ~
Bitted Az ...t......eSs
Tie Boys Ak .....
900 Columbia or Our W, b
Boys AZ ....... -
400 Ffelghters Az
This Is q sire between n,,. n!
boys AZ. and a ropalzr -
On sale until January Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

The best name for oaIIHl
one that tells where tl<nn
cy's to come from. il you u
like it.
Your grocer returns - -
n you don't like SchiTflG1 -
We pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
OWLS TO MEET.

The Order Of Owls win hold an
important. meeting tomorrow night
ri the Mnccabes temple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

The most distressing cases of
eczema are relieved by Soap Lake
Salve--at all druggists. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
British Columbia salmon PACK.

Alaska Delegate Gale and Gov.
ernor Hoggatt are at iorger.heads
at Washington. Gale placed in
nomination two men for poatmas-
terahipa at Skagway and Valdez.
Iioggatt aid the same and now
there II trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
SUNDAY Dinner

Try the regular Sunday course
dinner at the stevens Hotel Cafe.
II TO D. m. Only 50 cents. 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-02
Around the State
in a Hurry

ilubbardston---G. a. Smith. in Lis
carly days a companion OF the noted
composers of hymns, Moody and San
key is dead here after an attack Of
the grip. Mr. Smith was a FORMER
composer and singing master.
Saglnaw---In place OF being the
guest OF honor last night at surprise
party which his mother had arranged
TO mark his nineteenth birthday. Louis
lee Is dead from a broken back. he
missed his footing ana fell down
stairs.
Houghton--Asa ParHer. Of Ontaga
ron, one of the oldest probate
judges In Michigan. Is dead after a
brief illness.
Lsnsine-The supreme court has re-
versed the decision OF the Oakland
circuit court in the celebrated David
Ward will case. and directed a new
trial.
Sault Ste. Marie--Prosecutlng AttOr.
ney Holden Is investigating the alleged
murder OF an infant 8t Kreetan. The
mother Is Mary Knohmoki. A physi
clan says II was alive when born and
bied to death. The mother is being
tefd pending results pf the fnvestfga'
ton. The babes body was found in =
trunk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-02
3 PERISH IN FIRE
STARTED BY
BURGLARS
MORE THAN SCORE RECEIVE
BURNS OR HURTS WHEN NEW
YORK TENEMENT etAZEs AT
AN EARLY HOUR.

NEW YORK, April 2.-Three pei
sons met death. more than a score re
ceived burns, or Were wounded Dy
jumping from fire escapes and an en-
lire neighborhood was thrown into
panic early today, by fire, declared
10 be OF incendiary o'igin, which burn
ed from cellar TO roo In flve-story
tenement house al ~ Hester-st.
The fire marshal has ordered an In
vestigation OF the D'dze. and central
Office detectives TO-DAY are working on
the theory that the building, which
contained 20 families. was set on fire
by burglars TO attrec. the attention
OF the police, leaving them free 20
riunder stores in another part OF The
Ecighborhood
The dead:
BERT wEINsTEIN. 20 years old.
cloak operator.
HANNAH wEINsTEIN. %. Bert's
wife.
NORTH wEINsTETN. their baby.
one year old.
The injured: Rose Gilman. So:
Jumped from second story to rear
yard, broken leg, Gcuyerneur hospi.
tai. David Miller, 80. shoemaker, fsil
from fourth story fro escape. internal
injuries. Gouverneur Hospital; Aaron
I GCIdford, SO. tailor. Jumped from sec
ond story TO street, internal injuries
Couverneur hospital; Meyer Nettlc
mann. 3s, tailor. hands and face burn
ed. Gouverneur hospital Bryan Nettie
mann. 80, jumped from third story
fire escape. internal injuries. Gouver
neur hospital: Rosie Nettlemann.
years old, hands and fece burned, Gou
verneur hospital; Harry Nettlemann
~. Gouverneur hospital; Annie
Nettlemann. 81. Gouverneur hospital
Lena Nettlemann, nine weeks Ole
Gouverneur hospital: Jacob Bersson
%. suffering from shock; Fanny Bers
son. 90. suffering fron shock: Annie
Bersson. nine weeks old. suffering
from shock
More than half a dozen others re
celved slight injuries
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-02
Love LETTERS Of
LATE span |SH
UNPUBLISHED
ALFONSO XII, IN HIS 5lLLETs
GLAMOUR TO FAIR ELENA SAM,
eusHED LIKE AN ENAMoREo
SCHOOL BOY.

MADRID, April 2.-El Libertad pub
fishes certain communications which
purport to be some OF the love letters
OF Alphonso XII, the late king OF
Spain, 10 Elena Sanz, the dancer and
singer. OF whom the monarch was
enamored and who bore him two sons
These two sons, Alphonso and fernan
do. are suing the state. their haif-or7
Their. the king. and the queen mother
for an accounting of the late king
estate.
Two OF the letters are as follows:
my sweet Elena. Only today
fonnd myself able TO send you tho
sum which is enclosed. Reason Al
the end OF the month ] didn't pos
sess a copper and I'm addition nad
a lot OF debts to pay.
1But am going to punish my
self for neglecting 10 pay up IN
time. / fine the Majesty OF spain
five hundred pesstas tyle0) which
are hereby added 10 the amount
I promised TO give you.
Be assured, that In future l Will
be more punctuai.
Il am happy 10 hear that our
dear little one IS In good health
and send you thousand Kisses:
'AI.PHONSO."
MY Little Elena: Tomorrow
tomorrow at last ] Will be with
thee. Nothing I might say here
can give thee the smallest idea or
49, tr,--f.+,.,stlsnee that consumes me
"All day yesterday | had TO SIT
as often before. witnessing the
absurd ceremonioue genuhectiOns
OF a lot OF equity old Warehouses;.
ugly as virtue and as stupid as
their husbands.
AS contemplated their faded
faces. | was seized by an insane de-
sire TO Jump into a carriage and
hask in the sunshine OF thy Joyous
laughter.
Eight hours more OF separation
and then | will be flying towards
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-02
CAR FATALLY HURTS 2
AS 1T TURNS CURVE

WHEELING. W. Va, April B.
overtaKen on a sharp curve OF the
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad Co.
near East Wheeling last night. three
persons were injured, perhaps fatally,
when rapidly-mogIEg car dashed
into them.
Tho injured: Waiter Myers. %
years old, skull fractured; Ina Myers.
16 years old, skull fractured; VIM.
Myers. 3 years old. internal injuries
The car Was rounding curve at a
figh rate of speed anu Motorman De
vol was unable TO see the three until
directly upon them. The victims were
taken to hospital. where their death
Their mother. Margaret Myers step
ped on the track Just In time to avoid
teing run down.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-02

political discussion a few evenings
ago, the doctors supporter being a
man who has been very active in poll
Tics for years.
Ii is a peculiar fact that. with a
Democratic mayor. no names are be-
ing mentioned for mioor Offices on the
Democratic ticket apparently, while
Republicans are swarming after every
ONCE but the treasurership, the Dem
ocracy lie concentrating on the may
orally, which would carry with II a
patronage greater than the minor %
fees combined.
slate suggested IN the city hall
wednesday had William ]. Nagel for
city treasurer and L. W. Kurz or
Frank Aldenbrand for city clerk--but
Wednesday was April /.
Candidates may como and 60 in the
gossip about the prosecutorship, but
Louis c. Wurzer sticks by his guns
end Is hustling quietly all the time
Wurzer was organizer OF the First
Voters club IN 1896, and has been IN
the picture ever since. He was a.
sistant prosecutor for six years and
was a candidate for the nomination
for associate recorders three years age
but did not get II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-02
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