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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
SHE HAS ALL THAT thu AMER.
loAN suFFRAoGrrG is
FIGHTING FOR.

This Ia mercly an Introduction Of
Madame su'yo, once Of nonlne. IN
tho faraway Philippines, now OF
tho lgurolte village on the Pay
Streak.
Az m excellent typo Of little.
known primitive race, she is OF
noreO than passing interest As a
living preaehmeut upon The Ideal
In Domoatlelty,' she ~ Of more
than ordinary value,
Considering her ~ representative
Of all her sisters Of nontoo. she
has everything -cvefy privilege that
the auffragiat Of America and the
suftagette Of britain contend and
20 to jail for.
Yet she IL content with no moro
than that which opponents of uni.
yersal suffrage hold TO be- wpmaR'a
true sphere. the dulioa and pleas.
urea Of the home
The Queen Of the Hocsehold.
The woman Of the lForottc IL.
In fact. the queen Of tho household.
and no mere man may giye his
orders When she marbles she
holds to herself for all time the
whole Of the property Of which Hho
may DO possessed II the time Of tho
ceremony, without her consent her
husband may not touch Il for any
purpose. In addition TO this she
comea IN for a half Of all that the
family may acquire after the tie ia
established The tribal law gives
hor 10 per cent Of fathers pay roll
and there Is no record In lgnfotte
annals Of the man side of tho fam.
lily having held anything out
None Of the harder tasks of llfo
fall TO har lot. a. IN the case uf the
North American Indian. The hard
work Of the ficidn and o. the house..
hold, the labor onlalied BY their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

iHIaf ny u'AA htHNl AAifi=
Hut not for long
Yours truly. Diana Diilplekies. the
Silent sleutheas, thought she had
poor kidnapped chesterton Ounce
Duharry.
hut whai she had was only an
other think coming.
Walking down a side street saw
a red headed. rather chubby Md
wiih a green Tam o'shanssr being
drug along IN 9 iittia homemade
cart by a frccklefaccd snip Of
about H. Al first glance ! didn't
make anything OF II. but then |
got NEXT TO a significant fact Tho
cart vas made Of a soap boz. and
Chcstsrton Ounce Dubarry had
been snakod away In a plano boz
baEgy. Putting two and two To.
gether, was surprised At tho result
COULDN'T a SOAP BOX WAGON
HAVE BEEN MlsToOK FOR A
PIANO box BuG0Yi
With me TO think Ia TO act. |
grabbed the youngster out OF the
wagon before you could say the
multiplication table.
Well, II WASN'T the right KID
nowhere's near him. And came
near being IuREed for a kidnaper
myself. This Kids name was lazy
Smooth. and old Mrs. snoo,z tried
10 wool me. Whom she came up
you could hear her scream for ak
blocks.
OF eourae ! was In bad. but II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
J. scHWARz,
AM ERlcAN
s~s~s~.esss~s<s~s~sesss


When !. Schwartz. the grocer. first
came 10 tbs land ~ the fee and the
home u the brave. he sas 90 ardent
halter Of all governments The time
came, however. WhNn blind Nj Cupid
winged a iass-falnisd Afrow thrpuzh
the stacks II afruhailo ana AasoHd
iiiecaita inta the heart q tho sfas
cor Il vas love II first Sight
clear and uhmittahahiai but ehsH
ar schwartz went weeiuEi Mise
Amelia Green gently shook her
Me- she answered. my father
foaEht AZ uglvHtufE my grand
tsther atpffara cnhppitspse ~.
father was Al LuutYs iAne. and
seHtismaa at Trentnn and York
tewn and saratoga itstshta Ana
you are not even an Amsfiean. NJ.
iIsrr pchwArts protested gutter.
ally Ne loved Miss Amelia and
hs hrilrfat she returned hts Affee
ilen. What we're eeuntrlst and
he didn't believe 10 governments
boat believe In government
Miss Amelia almost screamed
-Then We are not for zach other.
am an American
but love sndi affsesiea'---
began iisff fdhSaftE
lave HaihinE mapped Mics
Afssr mat lie it,is iadY ceeisa
a BIT and proceeded 90 Instruct Herr
Schwartz In the beauties 81 free
government t4un ne RCD AIDED
thinEs IN differsut light and the
cuftiems he had fsttied took on
cleaning Ei1fy Bunker niii@
iApepln r the l.asiisship Meihs -
ss ssss 40 a,s .h s, s,,s sssel.s
idslatry. Ha toyreitsi al tut
American goods and made . pntfi.
cite speech at the sati-s eefrthihH
club. until the reds chased him
from the half With scraps af furhl
tuFe Then. burning with love q
eegnlry. he proposed % Miss Amelia
1iiimmsil Am . not one 500,
American he urged
hut atiil Miss Amelia shook hef
head No. she answered. rVeu
are beautiful patriot. Herr
Nshwafta bat you afr bat an Awufts
can And Herr ttwafts returned
In sadness 20 The grocery.
Il va The following week that
gathered araani his stove 10 discuss
They we're tense fuii-bleod Amefi
No use talking observed John
Jones the carpenter The country
u EpinK 20 the bow wows'"
Arh. jones' You are o. a rfani-
uearfT deunrfed Herr sehuariE
You're dead right, Jones assent.
Cd Hiil Smith the dry goods clerk
Trace patriotism down and Il ends
In seifiahuess every tina
nunder uHdt hlitHenf cried thu
grocer. Don't you say dot two
times airettYf
-oh. rats arhwarfsf- draWisd
Perkins. the Wit u the circle The
government r. a. rotten a. one Of
your Vienna sBuanKeH'- And ali tbs
circle laughed balslereusiy
Herr schwartz said no more. He
only picked Mp the funny Perkins
and threw him Into tho nuttef
Then no tossed smith. the salesman.
into the street thrsW Jones. the
carpenter. into uriahbor's Yard
and returned 70 find the other tense
Americans had vanished Hut to his
surprise Miss Amelia was standing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

very limited and primitive com.
mcrce, are ahouldergd BY the hus.
band.
The Maiden May Propose.
Even IN marriage are her prlyi.
leges exalted. Tor ls1fotte society IL
In no wise shocked II Il Il tho
maiden who makes the proposal
II an lnuroite maiden looks
with interest upon some head
hunting young buck OF the tribe aho
may make Il known by stealing bis
pipe or his pocket hat or some
other personal treasure, In effect.
Il ia an Invitation 10 cali on her At
her las Tor the purpose u dis-
GUESSING a matrimonial alliance II
tho young man accepts. he viii
cali and a trial marriage will TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
Summer Excursions
East

Tickets on sale Juno End and Ord,
July 2nd and 3rd. August iith, 18th,
by tho Oregon Railroad n Naviga
ton Co. Round trip rates To
Omaha aud Kansas City, 10000 st.
Louis, sG7.b0. Chicago. f725O; New
York, si0s.50. Return limit Octo'
Dor 3ist. Other rates and par.
ticulars at Union Ticket Office,
COS First aY. Z. +. Ellis, general
agent "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
THIS TGOROTTE WOMAN IS NOT
WORRYING ABOUT HER RIGHTS

suit. The marriage does moi be
come permanent unill the birth oI a
child Thereafter, there Is no such
thing NJ divorce,
II tho wife shall be- ohildleau then
she must release the husband irum
his bond for enly tao bearing 0f
children establishes the female
lsorotie upon the plane Of woman.
hood The ehlldleua are 0uionSta
They Use Judgment
These are the privileges Of the
women of nonioo, but this IL not to
say that they exercise them 10 thu
full. They may II they Wish Il. but
for tho most part they don't wish
It. For Instance. whom Mn, 1.-Two.
nan weaycn, a. she ID weaving IN
the picture. she does Il not No much
beeauso Il IL her duty. as because Il
Is her pleasure, 6hr does not have
Ia work In tho fields. M her bus.
band will not ask her 10, but II
there IL more trouble with an irfi'
CATION ditch than MI Lls.0inan can
handle, Mrs, iiy will 50 right out
and give him a ne Whit II Mt.
i1v.0nan goes broke. or runs
against notna other head hunter
who proves to bo tho cloycreat
trader, tho chances are something
ike nlno Ia ten that Mrs. 1.-Two nan
mi ...s ffII.F. ALL fula my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

why would II not be a good plan
to place a guard around police
headquarters in order that the safe
therein will not be blown open or
some Of tho officers -on duty kid
napedG
I think there would be some
mighty good reading II Lincoln
steffena should come TO Seattle and
dig Into things. Don't you think
sol
WILLIAM GRIFFIN.
1858 John st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

People who live In glass houses
should avoid glass eaters
wouldn't II bo fine n VIZ could
only settle a Doctors bill BY return
ms his eailff
The good deeds Ne intend 10 90
are not tho ones that are going 70
got US to heaven.
Many a fellow VIM Is imbued with
tho Idea that tho world ID hla mutton
nnda it pretty tough,
ono woman can meet another wo'
man Tor two minutes and describe
v hal she had on for two hours.
A man who lives In an apartment
house saya Il takes a pretty good
cook 10 successfully roast a lahitof
Give Him thu poot
Belle@iia Just won't propose.
Nrlls-Giye him the milton
Belle What good il milton for
cold fcat Cleveland Leader,
The worst feature shout borrow
lng trouble h that you have 10 pay
such a heavy rate of interest on the
loan.
Steel shoes are now Advertised
Wonder II they viii enable fellow
10 steal upstairs at q. m. without
boins heard.
Nell Cat tho matlnecl--Did you
ever see such 4 bloadthifrty villain
a. tho one m this play
Bells-No. he's perfectly killing.
nlobbs-I zoe uiones is taking all
his meals In a restaurant nov,
aiabbs-Yo- his wife Ia vcry busy
writing a cook book
cynieus-Thsy were married on
Friday.
sillicua No wonder II proved IN
lucky .
cynlcus-unluekyf Not a BIT q
h. They woro divorced inside OF
three menthH
They were playing poker. did
you ever notice that the average
successful man vas raised on
farm asked the man who had
opened the Jack pot Yes, and ]
have also noticed that they don't
stay long after the raise added the
fellow who had come In on a pair
0f mines.
The Indispensable Qualification.
MY uncle died yesterday. sir, and
1 want you 10 offieiate, Can you
aay something nice about himf-
"nut ! don't know him"
"dood. you're Just tho man J
want ---seraps.
His Method.
Isn't Il aueerf lie asked me to
marry hin, laNt night, but he never
said a word about ioyinx mo"
-Just like him. Ho told me he
loved me and didn't say anything
about marriage. "--cieveiand Leader.
Ready.
nobhy--I would kiam you II y
thought no Qua would zee mo
fIoasy- Shall close my eyes.
doarf-scfapa
How n Started.
-1aorxe. am going 10 cook you a
dinner ali BY myself on Wednesday
Make II Thursday. Dear"
"why r
I'm going 10 be out Of town
Thursday. Houston Post
Like Father. Like Son.
Mothor-Willie. here Il dose Of
oil Come. take u like man.
wliile--All right Where's the
whiskey Scraps.
A cfushsr.
ife-shaii W. talk or dancef
she-i'fn 90 tired. ~, W dance
scraps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

Editor Star: noticed in a ro-
cent Issue Of your paper an account
Of the robbery at the store Of the
Hudson Bay company on First ave
nue..
This Ia fine state Of affairs.
don't you thinkf A prominent
store in a prominent section OF our
down town district. to be entered
and robbed, and. from all accounts,
not policeman wise. Merely as
. suggestion TO our chief Of police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

The supreme court has decided
that Oregon owns the Columbia
river, but Washington will manage
to STRUGGLE along somehow with the
aid OF Pnget sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

With lumber barred from the
free list. there remains no qaes.
ton but that the tariff is being 70
vissd In a split Of utmost friendii.
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

The fact tina, John Hays Ham
mond's private Job is worth half
a million a year may explain his
modesty In refusing to become min
lister to China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

Many OF the members Of visiting
ball teams don't appear TO under.
stand that making runs Is the 80.
ssnee Of winning the EAmea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
~ fRuo . eHAEFER

makes mo all tho more pct on
mailing the lost child.
The Dillplckien Detective Bureau
never sleopa 1t has Insomnia.
tContinned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

State representatives at the OK.
position aru rather sot In their op.
position to lemonadeehewin suman'
cRekeriack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

As far as tho lawn Ia concerned.
every day will be Sunday with tho
ia on until July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

The reception Of the Japanese
squadron shows Just how ehummy
batileshlpa can b. whcn they want
70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

by tho big scales. regarding him
with a strange, tender light In her
eyes
Il saw and heard all" She said
You are an American. Mr.. Schwartz
An American. DO you under.
Htnnd7"
"Oh, yahr cried Herr Schwartz.
Now we get married, ain't ~
Hurrah, der Stars undt Stripes
HuTrah -llberty-der bald eagle
undt iofe~
Then he kissed her 10 celebrate
his naturalization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

Fer the month of June Seattle
will have water only for naylga-
ton purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

The cyclones in Oklahoma have
got their second wind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

a man has 70 10 TO dentist to
have his tooth pulled. hut he can 10
anywhere 10 have his log pulled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25
STAR DUST


This IL NJ
age o. eye op'n
ere. W Kin oil
rsmsmber lnvsn
tions that seemed
funny hra"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

Mothor-Willie. here Is a dose Of
oil Come. take Il like a man.
wiiiie--All right Where's the
whiskey f-scrapaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-25

iIe-shaii No talk or dancef
she-i'in 20 tired. ~, W dance
dcrnpM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
KILLS GIRLS FATHER
GEORGIA YOUTH WAS ELOPING
 WITH YOUNG WOMAN.
n. ,. sellers, a wealthy Farmer, Ia shot Dead sna CsIumbus Huey, His New sen-in-Hsaw ts
 in Jail.

Camilla, Ga, Nov. 27.--Pursuing his eIoping daughter. who gan away from home with Columbus Huey. T. J. Sell CTS, one of the weaithiest farmers of Mitchell County, was shot to death in the public road ten miles southwest of here tiils afternoon when he caught the fleeing couple.
 Leaving his body in the road. Huey and Miss Sellers, 1t is alleged, went on, driving rapidly in a buggy, intending to complete the elopement with we'd ding.
 formed by telephone of the tragedy and Is out on the trail of the fleeing man and girl.
 that killed Sellers after an altercatiop following the appearance of the father of the girl and in a light for her pos session.
 No word mas been heard from the sheriff since he left, but the general di- rectfon in which Huey was travelling ia known and Is Is believed he will be captured soon. Details of the trag-
 Columbus Huey was captured toe night in company with the girl sew eral miles from the scene of the shoot Ing He is in jail here.
 Miss Sellers declares they nave been married and that she will not attend her fathers funeral.
 She stated tonight that her father threatened to kin her unless she should TO back home with him. and that he put his hand to his pocket as if- to draw a weapon, She says Huey then fred, killing Sellers instantly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Montgomery Streets the Scene of Inspiring Spectacle as Closing Feature of Cam paisn Against Measure Threatening Liberty and Home Sanctity.
Hosts of the City's Substantial Business and Professional Men Representing the Best Types of Manhood and Chuahy March in Protest Against Plans to Menace Constitution.

The most spectacular. the most re- markable political demonstration that the city, of Montgomery has ever wit messed. e torch light parade probably more than mile long. cheered by be- tween is.eoo and 10000 people lining the streets of the city. closed the anti amendment campaign In Montgomery county Saturday night.
 The parade ended at the auditorium in the largest political meeting ever seen in Montgomery: meeting which in point of numbers exceiled the fa- nous Montgomery conference. and which would have had a thousand more people in attendance if there had been room in the immense build ing. s.
 The overwhelming defeat of the amendment in Montgomery county was ferecasted in this political dem onstration which has been without parallel In the long history of Ala bama,s Capital City. At the audito- rum stisring speeches were delivered by Roy Rushton. Leon Mccord. Con gressman Dent ana ". " Hill
 AMhoush the parade exceeded all expectations. the sunrise of the even Ing was the ammense throng which assembled along the line of march. aelah ita thalisanae q ksissn whs ciissfad the hiafeiiera as they passed. <At points in the parade the crowd packed Dexter avenue. as wide as it
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
OKLAHOMA NEGRO
 SENTENCED FOR LIFE

McAlester, Ok. Nov 27.-william Jones. negro pleaded guilty to at tackIng Mrs. John King near here to- day and was sentenced to the peni- tentlary for life.
 Earlier in the day Mrs. King when taken to the negro's cell to identify him. attempted to shoot Jones with revolver witch she had hidden in the folds Of her skirt, The bullet went wild however and before the women could fire a second shot she was dragged away from the cell
 Jones was given a, speedy trial on account of the intense feeling against him. A mob yainly tried to take him away from the police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

e a ---t is, from curb stone to curb stone. On each of the cross streets great crowds had gathered. with many women among them. who heartily chesred sthe narchers. The parade. when q block from the Capitol. turned to countermarch on Dexter avenue and when It's head was entering the au- ditorIum. the end of the parade had not passed the Court Square foun- tain.
 In his speech at the auditorium. Colonel ". W. ouaries declared that If the women of Dallas county could vote the majority of the defenders would only be increased. According to the numbers of women who watch ed the parade and who cheefed the paraders, if the women Of Montgofn- cry could vote the anti-anendment majority would be materially fncreas- ed.
 As insplfing as the parade swaA as large as the great throng was through which 1t passed, it was no less m0ta- bIe than the wonderful denionstra- ton at the big auditorium Tn which 1t isi estimated s.000 people were pack ed. The auditorium is the largest place for assemblies ih the state tf has had some great crowds In it. the crowd which gathered last night was one of the largest that ever assem-
 ssrehxsA ss ossy.
 The thfeiliR&AHes ts.e fsmhiSoud flsa strength Ind hope 6k 4lle city Hk Montgomery was reHxesented if klie 2,000 men who marched through fIiA Capital City of AiabAJna to psotast
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
DISMISSED SOLDIERS
 ARE NOT CONNECTS

New York. Nov. 27---soldiers con- victed by court martial of minor of- lenses and dismissed from the army should not be branded as. conyicts or permanently barred from re-enlist- ment in all cases. according to Major General Leonard Wood, In his first annual report today as commander of the department of the East.
 General Wood also expresses the opinion that 1t would benefit the country to turn hack Into civil life a number of trained soldiers each year
 Tn view of the fact" he said. .that It is not the policy of the United states. to maintain a large army, 1t Is believed that the interests of the co,,n- try will be served best by turning back Into the population each year as many trained soldiers as possible, To this end. re-enlistments should he limited to non-commissioned officers and privates first class"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
AMENDMENT BEATEN;
 MAJORI7Y UNCERTAIN
FRISCO WAS CUT OFF
SA1nSsn sTnnrID A zrAnssss roMs1 nUnos nSS'A
For TsMe ft Wss Fearea city Hsd visifed hy m Earthquake
 -Wlkes Were lnpaired

San Francisco. Cal. Nov 27.-The failure of nsengine in one of the big power houses caused by . low tide shutting on the water from tho com denser interrtipted all teiegraphic and teiephonfc cornfilunication with the world For q few minutes tonight and gave rise to flood of rumors through out the country that the interruption had been caused by an earthquake.
 For about twenty minutes the ,hundreds of wires running east. north west and south were silent As soon as the trouble in the power house was repaired and communication restored many tclegrams of inquiry from all parts Of the country deluged the local telegraph. newspaper and press of Aces. a Z.
 The fact that Portland. Los Angeles and Salt Lake telegraph ofsices report ed to their Eastern connections that they Acouid not raise San Fransisco on any wires tended to give some color to the .rumors Of an earthquake. The iiiterruption was 50 brief that the lo- cal telegraph of1ices did not even have time to start their auxiliary power plants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
UNKNOWN HANDS
 DESTROY FAMILY.
Father, Mother and Child
 Murdered.

Trrontenac. Kan. Nov. 27--Mr. and Mrs. William Bork. Germans, of Fron. senac, and their son. who was 2 1-2 years old. were slain mile north of here last night.
 An attack on Mrs.. Bork is supposed to have caused the triple murder. Mir. Bork presumably was killed while try Ing to defend his wife.
 This morning the Borks' horse and buggy were found by miners standing in the roadway at a deserted spot.
 In the bottom of the buggy they found the body of the child. The body of Bork was found in the middle of the road some distance away. Bork had been shot once in the head and twice fin the body. A trail in the dust led the miners to corn field where they found the body of the woman. An attack had been made upon her and she had been shot through the heart.
 Along the trail to the corn held were found both the slippers she had worn, ribbons from her hair and her cloak.
 Bloodhounds have been sent for to be used in an effort to trace the slayer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
NEGRO HANGED FOR CRIME
ATTEMPT AT ASSAULT sPTcEDFs.Y Y
 AVENGED.
Mob Captures Unkaown Black Mam Who Tried to CriminaiIy As- sault Seven-YeaF-
 Old Girl.

Shreveport. La. Nov. 27--Two hours after the crime was committed. Henry Rachel negro. charged with att tempting to assault Jennie McMllian, a s7 year old girl. was hanged by a mob in West Shreveport late today.
 With companion the little RfrJ went to an unoccupied house to secure. pail of water. when she declares. she was seized by Rachel and dragged Into the building With the approach of passing pedestrians. she says, the negro became frightened and rah.
 Rnchel was captured by a posse of officers with the aid of bloodhoun ls and identified by both the little girls. En route to prison the officers having him In custody were overpowered by a mob of 200 persons and the hanging of the negro from street car trestle followed in short order. The mob then dispersed