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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

Just as office boys anywhere do
today. then thought myself the
important member Of the establish.
ment- Mr.. lincoln seemed to think
well Of me. for he kept me two
years. save me much good advice
Of the direct. homely sort. such as
only Lincoln could give. and he gave
me the drum.
must tell OF the drum first. be.
cause Il came first. and has been
treasured TO the last
A dozen or 80 OF US uTehins we're
playing soldier In my fathers yard
which was across the street from
Lincoln's office. was the drum.
mer boy. using tin pan and "A
couple Of sticks. The lawyer. whom
We even then regarded as a great
man. looked over tbs fence and said
10 nz
"noys. train up right: We may
need you some day
Christmas came soon after and
With Il a little drum. Upon that
drum learned 70 play. and seven
years afterward when Lincoln was
president. and called the nation 20
arms. !. well grown youth Of II
aud good drummer. vas the first
man % take my stand 10 front OF
the old court house at blooming
ton, Ill. and there. ! beat the roll
which called for volunteers II was
not the little old Lincoln drum I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
A. HEATH'S GOLD STAR
PUTS THIS MAN
TO FLIGHT

The Fremont station seemed
lonesome To patrolman Alvah Emer.
son Heath last night lie longed for
human companionship, the worst
way Just at the moment when
Alyah was longing hardest well
dressed parsonage stepped onto the
platform, evidently on his way
somewhere, as he carried two very
good suit cases. aud looked up and
down the track for trains.
With the feeling of the fraternity
Of man strong IN his heart, Alyah
would faln have spoken With the
stranger, and even started 10 ap.
proach him, when the aforesaid
stranger, gllmpsing the CLEAN Of
Alvah'a golden star. suddenly drop.
ped the suit cases and betook him.
self toward the distant skyline. This
morning Alvah sent the cases into
headquarters, where numerous
articles OF like nature are held, and
he is now awaiting the appearance
OF the owner, not the man Of the
platform, however. Him he 10 look.
ing for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
GREED FOR GOLD FILLS
TANK OF COUNTY Jail

Cor issuing checks with insufficient
funds In the bank.
Arrests ~ men who spent their
money for drink and refused 10 sup
port their families amounted to
three. while OF forEers there are but
two who have been arrested In the
period % time named.
Tied with the forger is the man
charged with obtaining money un-
der false pretcnEes while men who
have sought "a enrich themselves by
passing counterfeit coin. robbery
and larceny from the person number
bat one for each charge.
OF men arrested for other crimes
In which money was a factor three
were taken and charged with muir
der Frank Poauette was charged
with mAnslanghter, but acquitted.
II was desire for money which re-
suited Ia his being forced 20 defend
himself, thereby killing William w.
King
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

Will Help Library--lf Il can be
done legally. the finance committee
OF the city council win recommend
an ordinance advancing $685. 600 Ga
the library board TO pay for conn
plotting the steps 20 the public libra
~. This amount was fixed In the
general fund bonds that were de-
featcd az the last general election.
Increase Shown--Doputy Collector
Chestnut OF the local customs house
Is authority for the statement that
during the first II days Of the pres
ent month the receipts totaled S6A, p
600, the highest mark they have
reached In is months Mr. Chestnut
says this increase is due 60 the
added number OF ships which have
been docking here.
Postpone Funeral Pending the
arrival from California OF John W
Consldino. the relatives OF John c.
Congidlnc. father OF John w. and
Thomas Considine Of this city, who
died accidentally from inhaling gas
Ia a bathroom at the Hotel Stewart.
'ht4 Madison st., Wednesday night,
have decided 20 postpone the funeral
services until next Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
Club Will Meet The regular
monthly meeting OF the Swedish
Republican club viii be held az the
Swedish club hall. Eighth and Olive
It, on Monday evening, February
tb. az s o'clock. Members are urged
To be present. as business OF import
anoe win come before the meeting
Offer a Reward-A reward Of $50
Is offered for the recovery OF the
body of Harold Conselee, sthe IL
r-old youth drowned Ia the canal
az Fremont by the trainmen of the
Fremont street car barn. Charles
Conseloc, the father of the boy, Is
motorman on the Green Lake line
and one OF the most popular men b
the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
SHAEGHAIED FROM HOME
MAN AT LAST RETURNS

EVERETT. wash. Feb. ~. ~
~ F-For months mournsd ~ dead
by his wife and little daughter. whc
I've on ranch near Machina. g. W
Ellsworth. VIM disappeared from
Everett last September has return
ed home
he says he took a drink with a
chance acquaintance In a waterfront
saloon. and knew nothing more un-
til he Was aboard the schooner
Mornndc bound for Australia He
does not know where he was put
aboard the craft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
HE 0UTRUNS
| ROBBERS
PETE HANroN HELD UP BY
BOLD HloHwAYmAs ON
PIKE STREET.

While walking up Pike ". last
night on his way home. Pete Han.
ton. who lives ~ 500 East Union VI
was stopped AZ summit Az. By two
armed thugs who sprang from bn.
hind a bin board and ordered him
10 throw up his hands
Pete says that he was so scared
that he forgot 10 obey them. but he
threw up his heels so lnduatriously
that he beat all records from that
point to his doorstep. What be-.
came Of the thugs IL not cbronlclod.
bsi oEe could not blame them. II
despairing Of the speed OF bullet.
compared 10 the rate at which Pete
was travelling. they sadly shook
their heads and travelled away from
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
Sc. co. ADMITS INTEREST
In THE FRANCHISE BILL
THIS ANONYMOUS LETTER
TELLS ITS OWN STORY
Seattle, Wash, Feb. ". 1909.


The Editor Of The
Our club your valuable paper and
ask you these questions;
How IL u, when pretends TO be fighting for
better service and knowing time that the only
way get IL 10 by opposition railroad that viii
try 10 XIII the subway franchise and the only councilman
who In the Of the Seattle Electric and who
is trying franchise through Of being
gafer7 Why them what they fort Nobody else
tho franchise. and did plenty
build hundred subways.
Mr. Houllon s unable TO anything why don't they
do officer The only thing
eessu In competition Of Seattle Electric
pany, such as the subway and the Crawford line.
We Will greatly appreciate the above In
valuable paper.
FEW OF THE QUEEN ANNE rILL IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The character efforts which being further the
proposed Dudley subway
anonymous which
nclyed by The
The writer after making which absolute false
hoods avoid giving his identity
carefully clipping off the printed cehead fails
10 ha
President W. Roberts OF the Hin
b NJ Denson president the Queen Better Car Service
communication before
their clubs directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
PROVIDE FOR THE
WOMAN COP

The councils finance committee
this morning recommended for
passage the ordinance carrying an
Appropriation Of ATS A month 70
provide a woman detective and as.
aiatanf. 10 look after young girls
and women who are strangers In
the city.
The money Is to be turned over
70 the Young WOmen'a Christian
association and will be spent az
they may direct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
BODY WASHED UP
BY The WAVES

LOS ANGELES. Feb. l2.-By u.
P.-I'he dead body Of an unidenti.
fled man was washed up on the
beach at Venice today. and thou.
SANDS of dollars damage Is report
cd a. the result OF a storm which
ragged along the coast here through.
out the night. Three piers are
wreslaed. four launches aud rs row
boats are lost, and havoc Is gen
eral Ia the beach towns. according
TO reports received here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
THE KANGAROO COURT OF THE COUNTY
JAIL CALLED IN SPECIAL SESSION FOR OBJ
SERVANCE OF LINCOLRS BIRTHDAY.

Hey. fellera, dis II Linkin's bolt
day. Whatever say ter celehratin p
came IN "A loud voice from the north
tank Of the county Jail
Az howinei We goin' ter cell
'brate1f said burglar 10 the south
tank
by havin eddiratin exercises,
o. course. same - they do IN the
skooiN." replied vagrant. "fhntll
give yer a chanst ter learn sOmptin
ao'H when yer term % office In this
here eddifiCe is completed ye kin
60 forth ter freedom wise ana
eatimabie man o. learnin'."
I'D rufher be er mau-o' war"
said Abe burglar "Learnin' ain no
Rood-plpe dem fnrRera over der
OATS wut iearnln' ola fer 'cm. but
den II ser bOun' yer hev Il. why cawl
de court en- 20 erhead for awi I
care"
Judge jackson u the kangaroo
court who yesterday pleaded 20 "a
charge ~ burglary. accordingly
called The court to order. and Ia a
few moments tho aaeembage gath
cred
Hear ye, hear ~. hear yc; know
an prisoners that the dishonorable.
the hhUNdfNW fDufA - klbE fNhNfNf
is now in session, hear ye. hear ~.
hear ye." cried Clerk Hartley
through the fumes of c0rncOb
pipe
Hey deere, yer don hav court fer
things Hike dis cried Larry Kelley,
doing FIX months for smuggling
Shut up, wise guy, we'll have 10
anyway" .decreed the Judge "Yer
fined box u matches fer con-
tempt, added che Judge, as an in
SEPARATION struck him.
"EnnybOdy know anything crbOut
Biukinf' asked the Judge.
siTe wuz good fellef." said one.
Sure he wuz" piped another.
"Iic done freed me- said "A colorcd
member
"free, youfe amt Free Watcher
taiflu frbouf2 Beat t. snowfall. -
II youac amt Rot muffin better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

when. back In the middle OF sos Abraham Lincoln
plain lawyer pTacticing IN Springfield appears
have nduged in but office office boy Epsne,ua
Mcintosh. q.
Mcintosh afterwards became drummer In riyf
major survived VILE and
the SuitanR
ing book % Grand
Maj Mcintosh. of Omaha Ne frsfia enlist
IN the nrst Grand Army Of
that at Decatur Inland he ouy survivor 81 that
post
Neither Lincoln who regarded BY hs boy az
merely a good lawyer Mcintosh who
gardcd BY his employer
that the become The the nations
history. while the other remarkable
hemann'eres views Of the mArtyed president printed
To-day. 100 after the birth
tells his Tor the any publication lie wroe
the following exclusively this newspaper doc
that will a.
cas- greatest chief executive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
WILL HOLD FUNERAL
HERE OVER REMAINS
OF ACCIDENT VICTIM

To-day the remains OF Carl Bloom.
Of Interplay, killed "Wednesday
morning In the wreck OF the Great
Northern "Owl train, 10 miles
south OF Mukilteo. were received
at the undertaking parlors of But.
terworth 81 Sons.
Funeral services will be held
FROM the Butterworlh chapel Sun.
day az 2 o'clock, under the auspices
of Puget Sound lodge No. 400,
brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire.
men and Enginemon. lnterment
will take place at Mt Pleasant
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
THE LEGISLATOR AT OLYMPIA
MEET AND PAY RESPECTS
TO LlRcoLR's MEMORY.

OLYMPIA. Feb. fz-speciai Corr
respondence The following Lincoln
day program was rendered tits ar
ternoon AZ Joint session of fhs
house and senate Ia tbs hall ~ rep.
rcaenfatives IN the capitol
At I 30 President Ruth called ths
meeting 20 order. and immediat eiy
afterward yielded the chair 20 Act
ing Governor r. ~ Hay Tho pre-.
sided. The program was as follows
Reading % Governor Mead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

ter say erbOut Linkia wen call dis
eddscaahun fneetin of an nominate
somebody ter succeed mo IN case
! gets mine" said Judge Jackson.
who comes up for sentence before
Judge Frater Monday morning.
"Ah done nom'natcs Hartley" said
Snowfall
"i1ere ain no use IN nom'nntln'
enBybody tili Jackson 'acuae
me. Mr.. JedRc till Judge jackson
gits hIs'n, ~ dere7 move we avn
pipe down"
sure. let's have n smoke %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
FlFTY.Two MEN JAILED IN
FIRST FORTY. FIVE DAYS
or PRESENT YEAR.

Whatever the cause may be--lRck
Of work lack ~ incentive 20 look
for work criminal inspiration or
what. the desire for money has led
% the arrest and confinement In
the county iAii ~ Sc men since jan
uAry ! ~ this year. Some Of these
men are out on bail. while others
unable 20 furnish bonds. are await
ing trial. siill others have been SEN
fenced from six months 90 from five
20 20 years In the penitentiary.
Petit larceny leads the list. with
IA men arrested for TINT infraciion
~ the law Next comes burglary,
with "a There are wrven charged
with grand larceny while larceny hy
embexxicmcnt has locked up four
Four men have also been arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
LOGGERS PLAY BASEBALL
WITH DEAD MANS Skull

dentaily by the swampers while
clearing ont n roadway through a
thickct. and. picking up the head
they strung IL on peavy and car
ried Il into camp. where Il was
batted about Unfortunately and
crushed by random blows with
paAyies The remainder Of the
bones still lie as found. and Cor
oner Snyder is today investigating
10 discover. II possible. the sex Of
the person 10 whom the skeleton
belonged II II proves TO be male.
the coroner Is OF the opinion that
II may be the body Of an unknown
man who was shot at some three
years ago. when caught In the act
Of robhing a camp nearby. but who
escaped into the woods and was
never again heard Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
SENATOR D0LLIVER TO
SPEAK AT CONVENTION

William jennings Bryan has writ
ten the committee In charge 81 the
program for the Epworfh Leagues
convention. which meets Ia Seattle
July a-l2. that he VIII be unable 10
como TO seattle. and Senator Jona-
than n Deliver. Of Iowa. has been
substituted to make the address at
the services on Epworth League day
at tho exposition.
Senators Joseph l. BrlHtOw. %
Kansas. and Wesley l.. Jones. OF
Washington. VIII also address the
convention. All three Of the senators
mentioned are Mcthodists.
Progress Is being made IN raising
the fund of SIC. eco TO help meet the
expenses Of the convention although
the illness Of number Of commit
teemcn has delayed the work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
CHEF WARD STANDING
AROUND LIKE A
BASHFUL BOY

Although he has served as chief ~
HeAttiea police for nearly a year.
lrying Ward bot yesterday went up
against the quiz box 90 the office IN
Secretary a. ~. Grouf. Tor the exam
inatien which Theoretically eas n
determine whether Or not he b. Ell.
glble to the position
) The chief says that IL years 81
steady climbing up the ladder. and
more than 30 ~ divorce from the ilt
tie log school house. have a0urwnat
dniied his ideas az 60 dividing f9i
and 2-tithH ~ ? and 4.afhs and n
wae real refreshing to see the
Mighty One today. standing about AZ
hashfuI as any schooihoV, awaiting
his marks on the quiz II 81 good
bet. though. that he wont get
flunked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
CACkLE BERRIES
CHEAPER

Cacklc berries are cheaper. The
old hen Is no longer the queen of
the produce realms From the ex-
brilliant high figure OF 50 cents per
dozen-a reasonable figure for this
time OF the year-&0 cents per doz.
en- has been come down 10. That
is what the housewife pays for
them. but the dealer IL 4 cents 20
the good on every deal that he
makes. for he Ia paying farmers
but 80 cents per.
There IL a good supply on the
market now--all fresh ranch No
eastern eggs are being sent In. 9th
or commodities remain al the same
figures at which they have been
held for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
LINCOLN EXERCISES
AT JOINT SESSION

PROCLAMATION. By Speaker l. O.
Meixa
Music ~ the orchestra.
Iaueoin's Gettysburg address. hy
Mr. isaube. clerk II the senate.
20, Captain. Ny Captain. Miss
Elizabeth Pollock
Address. b Hon J. Prank Haniey.
lately governor 81 Indiana.
Music ~ the orchestra
Lincoln From the British stand
point" b. senator George y. Cot
teriii
Lincoln From the Standpoint ~
the South 81 N-gunKrsasman
Woofteu ~ Seattle.
The exercises closed with Speaker
MeisE in the chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
KNOX SAYS 1T is
UP TO TAFT

NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. a.
BY Y. PA telegram from Senator
Knox 70 President-elect Taft 70
garding the obstruction that has
arisen 70 prevent his appointing
Knox TO the post Of secretary 0i
state, was made public here today
Knox explained that he would
have nothing to do with the mat
ter. but wouI leave II entirely Ia
President-clcct Taft.
Presidentelect Taft today ad
Dressed negro Young Mems
Christian association meeting. and
was later a guest Of the Country
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

Ellsworth worked hia way back 20
San Francisco. and took train
north.
Ellsworth had sieo 90 on his pcr
son when he disappeared. he had
recently come from Portland. had
bought the Machiaa ranch. sud WAS
negotiating Tor the purchase 81 9TH
er property
The Northwest police and odd
Fellows. 90 which order he belonged.
made extensive search for him AZ
the time 81 his disappearance. hut
found no trace ~ him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
As A RESULT THE CORONER
HAS LOST a cLEW TO
MYSTERIOUS DEATHS.

Because ioggera near Newport
played baseball with the skull OF
a skeleton found BY them Ia the
woods across Lake Washington. a
week ago. Coroner }. NJ Snyder
IL Of the opinion that what might
have proved clue 10 the
mysterious finding OF several other
skeletons IN that region during the
past year or more. has been lost
That such a relic has been found,
Was reported today by J. A. Grindei,
Newport rAncher. who heard Of
the finding and investigated.
Tho bones were discovered acct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
'lNDs A LIVE BABY
WRAPPED IN PAPER,

q SANTA BARBARA, Cal, !
4 Feb. i2.-By T. P.-Plans we're I
4 laid today by Mrs Edward r. !
4 Stevens, wife Of a prominent I
4 contractor here, TO adopt !
= baby boy who was left wrap I
= ped up in paper ON the porch
= of the Stevens home last
4 night Pinned to the baby's !
4 garments was this note OF in
4 structions.
4 Receive this little one. born !
4 January 81. 1909. of good !
4 legitimate parentage. Father !
= dead
haaA 4 Il 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
ATTACK is MADE
ON REP. RAINEY

WASHINGTON. Feb. BY ".
- Charging that Representative
Ralney, Of Illinois. received from
former c0nvicts the information on
which he based charges Of misman.
aNement IN the purchase Of tho
Panama canal, Representative vii.
liam G. Lowering, Of Massachusetts,
fhie afternoon threw the house
into a turmoil He became 80 per.
aoual in his attacks upon Rainey
that the house refused 10 allow
him 10 proceed IN the absence Of
the member from Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
BID RECEIVED FOR
REPAIRS ON SAMPSON

bids received for installation OF
fuel tanks IN the Alaska Pacific
Steamship company's steamer Ad-
mirnl Sampson. with the construc.
ton of additional accommodations
and other alterations, were.
Moore a Scott Iron Works. S57,
874. i6 days; Rlsdon Iron Works,
s6a $50, i5 days, Union Iron Works,
S70,g75, 45 days; Moran Bros, Sc.
attic. s74,SO0, % days; United En.
ineerAng Works. ss8,7a2. 100 days;
w. A. Roole a Son, sS713l, 90
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

The fact Of which proudss my long life IL that vac
Abraham Lineeln's offlee boy.
The possession which
little which Lincoln gave me
II not much Of job. And Of 4
But they enough 10 keep life Al lts
the first office AZ least never
heard Of HE having had earlier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

san Grmnclacn--~Forty thnuHhnd
school children Qf haH ffahciHcv cel-
flrfE ~ Abraham Lincoln today with
npgf1pfiate eAersiseh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

sign Agreements Agreements be-
tween the ship owners association
and the sailors, stewards and en-
gineerR force unions has been con-
aummated and signed for a term Of
one ycnr on practically the same
terms nn were in vogue during the
past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

WnahIngton---The house committee
tomorrow VIII consider the hin al.
rbndg introduced FOR tho purpose OF
removing the legal obstruction to
the selection Of knoN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

Tassma---J. J Cavannu b. an In :
mate ri the insane aaylum az Ateii =
accom-. banged himself Ia his room
by using towel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

High Wireless Post Il. II. ARM
strong general manager Of the
United Wireless Telegraph company.
has just complete arrangements FOR
the establishment Of the highest
wireless power station on the Pa
cific coast az Aberdeen, The OUTFIT
Will be shipped tomorrow. and The
equipment made ready Immediately
Operator L. G., Dent, formerly IN
charge Of Weaiport station. has been
transferred 10 Aberdeen 20 super Z
intend the construction. W. c. Bean
win have charge az chief operator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
GO LIKE HOT CAKES

For the first time the new issue
OF stamps with the Lincoln head.
and OF two-cent denomination. we're
placed on sale this morning Only
10000 Of these stamps could be Sc.
cured by Postmaster Russell, and
although little publicity had been
given their arrival and the date
when they would be placed on sale.
the whole amount lasted barely
over an hour Strict orders had
been given by Mr. Russell that no
more than one sheet should be- sold
to one buyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

Rain or snow tonight and !
\ Saturday; moderate east 4
winds. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
ABE LINCOLN-MY GOOD BOSS

sPsNErus MNTosN, LNcoLNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

the prophetic imagination usua
rouehsnfed only 10 the poet and I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

To give you all the news as soon as it happens
and in a way that will interest and instruct
you.
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