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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
WHY THE GRAND JURY WAS CALLED

JUDGE MITCHELL GILLIAM-"I believe in grand
ries stated intervals of least every years
The county officers elected for woyea and have
always believed that least grand jury during that
term TO make general investigation of all county and other
affairs in the community would have wholesome effect
upon public service. Believing this determined when
became member Of the superior court bench try to
bring about the establishment of this grand jury idea and
in accordance with determination have taken this
action"
JUDGE r. B. ALBERTSoN-I signed the call be-
Judge Gillian and said that he thought it
advisable that grand jury sit"
JUDGE WILSON r. GAY-"I have always been in
favor of grand jury and when Judge Gillian brought in
the call this morning signed it readily
JUDGE JOHN +. MAIN-"I told Judge Gillian
eral days ago that would sign call for grand jury any
time he would suggest"
JUDGE J. T. RONALD-"The grand jury would
naturally be in charge of the judge presiding the Grim
inal department and there has been tac understanding
between the judges of the superior that they would
sign a call any time Judge Gillian deemed it necessary"
BOYD ]. TALLMAN-"Inasmucha Judge Gillian is
presiding the criminal department, and nasmuch
investigation he deemed it advisable call grand
jury acquiesced in his request and signed the call"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
STAR To GIVE
TEN TICKETS
To THEATRE
Women Can See the Show
at the Majestic at the
Expense of This News
paper.

The Star next week win give a
theatre party and its guests viii be
fifty women Of Seattle.
There Is an exceptional bin an.
nounced at the Majestic theatre
and The Star has purchased nifty
OF the best seats in the house Tor
Fridays matinee.
Beginning Monday morning. ten
OF these seats will be given away
every day up TO aud Including Fri.
day.
The first ten women having busi.
ness with The Star ON Monday aud
who call AZ the new Star branch
office No az it1s ThiFd ay. TO
transact Il. will be givcn one Of
these
II will be the same on Tuesday.
on Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day
Frankly. we wish 10 show that
our new business offices are placed
exactly In the heart ~ the city.
where II Is easy for you 20 reach
them. and also TO demonstrate that
the shopping woman. the business
woman and the working woman.
as well as the lslaurolY woman.
can find rest aud recreation and
the time 20 take them. ~ a lively
up to-date vaudeville matinee
So you women Of Seattle. bring
yoar want ads to The Star branch
office No. 1. At 1919 Third ay.
II you are one Of the first ten
10 call you surely will be given
one Of the tickets 10 Fridays hlg
matinee In the Theatre beautiful. /"
and The Star will guarantee sou an
afternoon % enjoyment
Read the ad on page today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
BANK cLEARlsos.
THE MADNESS AT CAIRO


That nodded his the Providence
from the the sorrowfuy
doubtful when viewed member OF Cairo Ills knshp
with the brute is only doubtful Of for the brute
There Is only explanation hdeoua ncidenta
whole city homeiday
in which the OF thousand civilization
stripped Off and the image
his pristine savagery. with a fendlsh
The killing negro comparatively
small matter small considered with Of his
the syers yet enough
all Of understand killing fellow
the followed they
and shudder. righteous death dealing
human fraiy but geeu goatns murder, that
when life s extinct, but follows the body
be lneomprehensbe to a mind.
yet these people Cairo people
Seattle They doubt have indignant
atrocities in the Congo have contributed foreign
church. pray. their families. all ways
seething ten thou
sand there man those womons
eagerly pulled the rope poor
wretch hands done kind
suffering brow they have given the grip
friendship sometime. yet these Juggling
rope Historically happy the commissions OF choking
They Joined with their brothers and like bloody
Bacchnals around blazing pyre.
nd mel md up their where
they left of become brutes for little time few
may 90 strange sghts hours
ordinary They will their daily
perhaps faint, unpleasant memories
forgotten.
hard understand how ordinary
rise such height OF murderou frenzy It equally hard
believe that they return to sanity
ndispuable, another example Of
fearful and wonderful workings Of the human mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
TWENTY-FOUR NAMES
ARE DRAWN BY CLERK
Six Wage Farmers and Two Bankers Among the Men
Who Are Called to Make Investigation of All
Public Affairs in King County-Judges Tell Why
They Did It,
NAMES DRAWN FOR GRAND JURORS

j. W. SARGENT, 2415 Western av, team
ster.
H. DAHLSTROM, 224O Market ST., sewer con-
tractor
WILLIAM CARD, AGO 4lst av. s., laborer.
FL WEYMOUTH, $40 18th av NJ, superin-
tendent of N. P. Railway.
JOHN w. PATTERSON, WoodinviDe, store
keeper.
r. LlSSENGER, OriIlia rancher.
lie. McCLELLAND zoe N. Broadway
L. M. PARKER, Falls City, fruit grower
THEO. LEAN, Des Moines, rancher.
THOS GILBERT, s21 30th av., secretary of
Suburban Realty Company
J. T. FARMLAND, 1915 Third av W., stone
worker.
A II. JOHNSON, Cove, carpenter.
A S. WHITE, 4l6 Merose av. NJ, vice presi-
dent Olympic Plaster company.
JOE LEMAR, 2024 N. 18th St, machinist
JOHN ANDERSON, South Park barnman at
Seattle Brewing & Mailing Co.
R.R. SPENCER, Washington Annex, vice pres
dent National Bank of Commerce
B.W. SCHNEIDER, RID. No. 2, King coun.
ty, fruit grower.
A. L. BROWN California av and Sunset av
W., real estate man.
J. O'LEARY, 323 Second av. W.
N. L. JOLLIFFE, 4106 18th av. NJ E., horse
dealer.
F. J. BOEHM Brighton Beach, grocer
JP. GLEASON 122 18th NJ, manager of the
American Bank & Trust company.
ROBERT BOWREN, Renton laborer
WILLIAM LEE, Kent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

Without giving any in open for the action.
Judge Mitchell Gillian, in department No OF the superior
court at 80 o'clock this morning called grand jury.
The action taken upon order signed by every Judge
Of the superior Twenty ordered drawn
and the whose selected were ordered to
appear for service department No November p week
from Monday.
An unofficial statement made that such action would
be akcq and the in department No crowded
principally with attorneys, when Judge Gillian mounted the
bench, shortly after o'clock this morning.
The Judge ordered the drawing of petit jury and this
progressed slowly venre of 10 bengdawn by 80
Then, without explanation or comment Judge Gillian said
Draw p names for grand jury in this court
handed the official order given above clerk OF the
court
Continued N Page seven0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

Don't fall to have dressings
strictly sterile before using. A9'
soReENT COTTON SHOULD be
CUT INTO SMALL SIZES AND
STEAMED BEFORE USING.
AFTER DRYING, 1T SHOULD BE
SEALED UP IN A BOX. oAUZe
SHOULD BE PREPARED IN
SAME WAY. oAUZE OR COT.
TON ONCE EXPOSED is DAN.
eERoUs 70 USE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
The DEADLY PARALLEL
BY ARTHUR w. L. DUNN.

Here's the way dress
hss and operations are
carried on at the County
Hospital, in defiance of
rules:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
SWEDISH CONSUL WILL
/ INVESTIGATE HOSPITAL
Nh Find Out Why Sick Countrywoman Was Thrown
Out Of Institution Because She Would not Work
-Madrona Improvement Club Win Also Demand
Investigation Quotes Deadly Parallel
Against Hospital Management

Il viii investigate the alleged i'll of Mrs Han
M Dnson the hands of the county hospital
rme
I had to look into similar about years ago.
have heard OF late that inmates badly treated at
as n1 hospital and the institution should be investigated
Mrs Dsnelson is subject of Sweden and as the local
preventative Of her country | will look into the matter
auuusky "A. Chilherg, Swedish consul at Seattle
Of the lnhuman treatment Hannah
1kx Swedish the King county hospital Consul
az representing government Seattle win start
& hsstsaion
hospital twice. both times
trouble following opera,
- smile s, hardly strong drag
suuss put her hand ard put
legged condition. lesred
|r< sesloed The outright
|n they took
her bed ard another patient This story
nanslsca told 10 he consul
DanelsOn hospital refuge with
Aki tcns family Who helped lay
uIberg
aAe Honorable Commissioner o King County:
the stories nhuman treatment and criminal neglect Of
ha nurses and physicians The County Hospital published
Resolved That Madrona Improve
~ 6 DO petition search
: hssrisatoa OF the charges.
ssnsal MApRoNA IMPROVEMENT CLUB
M oFe viii presented BY Attorney
he meeting Of the Improvement club
y usaag November a.
Ts club wl the church
[sm ard Pike The club city
~ county affairs. and has extended membership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

The following "Dont's"
are taken from DIR. Hunter
Robb's "Aseptic Surgical
Technique" on the con-
duct of nurses and sur
geons before and during
operations and dressings:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

Don't fail to disinfeet hands and
arms before and after dressing
wounds. Scrub hands and arms
thoroughly with hot water and soap.
Scrub again for 10 minutes with
tincture Of green soap and sterile
brush. Battle IN alcohol, then scrub
members again in 2 per cent
alcohol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

ksrsss and surgeons rarely ever
var gowns while dressing wounds.
sHsn they DO. the gowns are hung
~ nail IN the dressing room. ard
rsrAsEas exposed to millions Of
rsrtss there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

Don't attend operation or dress
wound without hospital suit on.
Suits should be strictly sterile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

Superior Court State of Washington, for King County.
In the Matter of Drawing
a Grand Jury:
Now, on this, the 18th day of November, 900, be-
ing the second Saturday in November in 1909 at the
hour of $3.50 o'clock a. m in open court; the court d.
that the county clerk appear in open court forth
with and then and there draw in equal number from
each jury box, in which had previously been deposited
the names of all qualified jurors in King county as
required by law wenyfour of persons to serve
grand jurors in the above entitled court to serve in
department No. l.
Done in open court this, the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1909.
(Sgned) MITCHELL GILLIAN.
BOYD J. TALLMAN.
r. B. ALBERTSON
JOHN F. MAIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

DON'T OPERATE WHERE
OTHER PATIENTS WILL BE
OBLIGED TO lhHALE FUMES
FROM TIE ANAEsTHETlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

Don't fail 10 boil tubes before
and after using. Failure to do this
is criminal neglect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

following THE DAYS
'oHs nurses battle hands In ~.
= N's'ion. They don't scrub
70 win green soap or battle
asH ~ : sarboIie acid. Nurses do
y 's'nfses hands before opera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

Don't remove gauze or cotton
from reeeptacies without foreeps.
Don't prepare iodoform eauze with
out sterile scissors and rubber
gloves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

Don't use bandsges that are not
sterile. Bandages should be steam.
ed, then packed in aerm-proof reeep.
tacles until wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

~ 'as'rbsnt cotton used is not
s'''isa prior to using. It comes
a'se roIl and 10 placed In a
s !. a IRE dressing room"
- nurse needs some for a
' We pulls off a handful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13


- sa'1s Used for dressings Is
as''''1sd and packed in large qlsss
TIE Jars are placed In the
's room" and their con.
y. re Used according to the pa
-, 'sscs The jar. are not
ana the bacteria which
80 q the room have free se.
mem. sandases are packed
-. 3a'sF and exposed in the
- manner Old bandaoes are
go. ny and used again. The
=. ~'a . net thorough and often
~. e covered with posed
~ mo blood. Patients roll
~. Y and they never dislnfsst
hands for this opsr,,io,
|k.as ,snairbald was operated on
~. pressing room while I was
80 saps Of germ crushed
IL, cotton and gsuxs stood
s'Fasr The a, .,,s 60
wiz 1910, but The surgeons
tn..,. sh' During the op.rs,io.
i ~ ps'lsuis across the eorri.
a. ... sitting from the fumes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-13
T. SPORTS
Maui Cricket Team
Has Been Selected

AT the meeting Of the Honolulu
Cricket Club, which was held yes
terday afternoon, the details OF the
trim to Maui were discussed and a
number of names Of men who will be
able to make the trip handed in.
The cricketers will leave town on
the Mauna Kea at noon on Tuesday.
Aug. "a. At McGregor's Landing
the team will be met by the boys
from Wailuku and conveyed In auto
mobiles to the town.
On Wednesday the cricket match
will be played and as the Maui play
ers are reported to be in the best OF
form, a real good game should
eventuate.
On Wednesday evening the Oahu
boys will be entertained at dinner
BY the Maui bunch. After dinner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-13

Additional Sports on Page 8
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-13

- BULLETIN ADs PAY -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-13
Tomorrow Night
Championship Go

Now that the night Is approaching
for the big boxing contest between
Dick Sullivan and Jack Cordell. inter.
est in the championship event is grow.
ing very strong.
Both the men have eased up In their
work, and today and tomorrow will
take a rest in anticipation OF the siren.
uous time they will have to put in N
the ring tomorrow night.
1t is thought by many fans that the
fight will end sometime before the
twenty rounds are gone through; 9th.
er experts at the fight game reckon
that both men will be on their feet at
the end Of the deciding round and that
another draw will eventuate for sure.
However. one thing is certain and
that is that the spectators are going
TO he treated to wonderfully fast fight
and one that they will not forget In a
hurry.
Sullivan will win II possible and
there Is no doubt Of his wanting to set.
tie the championship without room for
question before he settles down to the
business life for the rest Of his years.
Jack Cordell Is equally determined
to get Dicks scalp II he can, and II
won't be Jacks fault II the genial
Sully's hairlock IL not dangling from
his belt when he boards the steamer
for the Coast.
The Star Theater should be abso.
Iutcly crowded tomorrow night and
The fan who thinks that he can stroll
iown to the theater at s o'clock to
morrow night. and get scat In any
part Of tho house will find that he is
most greatly disappointed.
The preliminary will be real good
70 too. and both sarconi and Terry
are going to put up the fight OF their
ives before the contest is over.
i Mike Patton will referee the bis
match. and II the tight Is anything like
the last one, his job will not be the
easiest In the world.
However. Mike is capable OF takins
care Of any kind Of q contest. and the
public may rest assured that the dc
cision will be given to the best man
All the fittings are ready at thu
Star, in fact they have not been re
moved since the hast scrap. The an
nouncing will be done by Mr.. Andel
son and he fills the bill most satisfae
torily at all times. and leaves nothin
to be desired as an introducer Of ne,
pugilists and also old time ones.
Sullivan will have his old reliabl
henchman, McFadden and the tw
Heines In his corner. and they vii
look after Dicks health In good shapt
Tommy Lane will be In Cordell'
corner, and kid Terry II still in u
land Of the living, will also do his II
tie bit to help Jack.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-13
Fighting Fifth And
Oahu Club Polo

At Moanalua tomorrow the Oahu
polo team will run up against the
Fifth Cavalry for the third time.
and the resulting match should be
Just as good as the others played at
Leilehua. = ..l,-.-..-.--.-,
The polo field at Moanalua Is at
its best now. and some good work
has been done on II to make all
ready for the big match Of tomor-
row..
The Honolulu team has practiced
hard for the coming match, and the
schofielk Barrack men have done
the same. The latter team will be
without the services Of Lieutenant
Sheridan, and he will be greatly
missed by his team mates.
BAN Baldwin will play for Oahu.
and he and the doctor Of the same
INK should open the eyes Of the spec
tators to the way the game should be
played.
Oahu will have . very strong
team tomorrow. and II the Fifth de-
feat them they will be entitled to q
huge amount ri praise. The Leile-
hua men have good lot Of ponies.
and as the small animals are said to
be very fast, too. there will be some.
thing doing on Squire Damon's beau
tiful field.
Being NO close In town makes the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-13
SHORT SPORTS.

The Myrtle Freshmen had q brush
with the Senior crew on Tuesday even.
ing and the latter bunch got a severe
licking, the Freshmen coming In some
ten boat lengths to the good.
q q q
A bus will probably run from the
end Of the car line to the polo field tn
morrow. and It should prove a great
convenience TO those who want to take
" the game.
4 = 4
The Riverside League will hold a
meeting today at noon In the Offices
OF A. L. C. Atkinson, and some import,
ant matters will come up for discus.
sion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-13

~"tor Rent" esrds on sale At
'.s au'isti. otres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
STOCKS OPENED
CLOSED IRREGULAR

New York. oct N.-The stock market
had an irregular opening toda- following
the weak closing OF yesterday. Covering
operations In some quarters were accom-
panied by further selling in others.
Reading. Pennsylvania, United states
steel preferred and Pressed steel Car
declined large fractions and Southern
Railway rose q
Brisk demand for some OF the low
priced stocks. particularly Southern Rail-
way and wabash preferred which went
up a point. gave a temporary appear
anvo OF nrmuess 10 the market. and
Reading. United states steel aud other
depressed stocks recovered FULLY. Union
ruciac was IN especial demand and rail-
lied point readiness 90 take uronts
and some bear selling started prices
downward afterward and Reading and
Union Pacific preferred sold point
under last night other important stocks
coded 90 their opening figures or be-
low. There WAS further Increase Tor The
express stocks. but uir movement was
aiong restricted lines.
Wabash preferred extended us rise "a.
American Express gained e. A. > EN-
press g. Colorado Fuel, Pittsburg Ioal
~ and Cleveland G. e. q 81. Louis j.
Active selling then developed. carrying
Union Pacific Rock Island preferred. 81.
Louis g. Southwestern. Atlantic Coast
Line. United States steel. American Lo-
comotlve, Great Northern ore Ceftin-
Gates. marlborough Metropolitan pre-
ferred and others point under last
night. Northwestern 90 The market
became very dull when prices seemed TO
rcCcde
bonds We're irregular.
The market moved onward at slow
rate after midday United states vas
slightly above yesterdays closing. Nor
folk d Western and irrational liar-
vester advanced j and Distillers' Securi-
ties IA St Joseph ana Grand island
FIRST preferred dropped points and
American Mating preferred Is
There was short setback in prices
on profi taking. but they did rot stay
long. 81 Louis and san Francisco sec
oud preferred and Central Leather lost
/ and Pacific Mail rose y
The market closed heavy aud unccr-
tain. Prices moved narrowly hardening
for time and then sagRlng. Chicago
Terminal Transfer and Virginia Iron sold
al a accllne Of ~. and New York Cen
trail Iowa Central preferred Toledo, ST.
Louis ~ Western aud Railway Steel
Spring ].
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
EASTERN STAR Mine
HAS BIG PAY ROLL
Reported That option Has Been Sc
cured on Bambcrgcr Property Ia
The Gold circle District

Tho Eastern Star mine ot Gold Circle.
Nov, which ls now owned by the Glass
gov q Western Exploration company
has o. good aized pay roll each month,
and IS doing some quick development
work. accordng 60 reports from that
district. Tho ply roll of the company
for September was $500 This conn
panv Is making rapid progress in me
way OF development. sinking and driit-
ing. The opening up OF the main vein
Of ore. has uncovered one az the rich-
est bodies Of free milling quartz ever
found IN this property. The ledge mas
been followed by outcfoppngs for LOU
feet. and gives promise of becoming
one Of the largest and richest bodies on
ore IN the entire district
At tho Rex Mines company is men
are employed This company has the
frame work up and VII have the cye-
hide tanks IN place this week ine
concrete Is nearly all in place and reaoy
Tor the heavy machinery ass soon as 81
arrives. The min win have "a capacity
of 80 tons per day ana the company
now has enough orc % run at full
capacity for the first year. Supt Nikirk
slys they have $4,000 tons blocked out
in the workings.
At the Golden Chariots the Duval
lease has the TddmCcr mill WORKING
on it's ore. and win treat 100 tons of IT'S
best milling grade. although this lease
Is down but so feet. b has drifted both
ways and produced % wonderful TOT ot
good ore. The lesseeS viii put on "a
hoist al once and sink TO the 100.
Among the late arrivals at thc samp
are two men VINO VIII have charge Of
the Midas Gold Mining company. This
property Is known much better as the
BamberEer IL Is reported that an or
ton has been taken by Arizona parties.
and the men viii superintend The de-
velopment This group has had very
little development there being but one
working. and that a SHAFT sunk 100
feet on the glory hole
Shipment OF bullion for the past
month amounted To about $4,000. The
mills are running night and day but
have small capacity.
The Gold Circle Grown Mining CONF
pany IL contemplating treatment FOR
its ores, but as yet has not decided
whether 10 win construct e mill or con-
tract. The face OF the lower tunnel
is now IA $40 feet and shows three and
one-half feet Of sulphides that sample
S25 per ton, This company IN the first
development sunk a shaft 200 feet then
went below I'm tho canyon and drove a
tunnel which is now within 100 feet OF
intersection and viii have 400 feet OF
back. During the developments they
have cut three ore shoots all of which
have good milling values.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
CONCENTRATES.

Iohn N. Dick OF the Majestic Mines
company rs m the city.
!. D.. Thompson 81 the New York
brokerage house OF Trip, Thompson a
co.. Is az the Knutsford hotel
ID. @. lacking viii probably return
from his trip 90 Arizona and New Mex
leo sunday.
President James L. Hackett % the
Prince Consolidated mine has returned
from trip 10 california.
After lying idle FOR ~ years the
West Dip Mining company az Mercur ia
o. again resume operations. Tho West
pip people have purchased a compress
sor and hoisting plant from the Wander
company and the same o. being moved.
Tanks and machinery have been pur-
chased Of the Utah Nevada Leasing
company and the six mile pipe line
from Ophir 10 the West Dip has been
pat bon shape. The shaft at tho West
Dip IS being retimhorod The min is
being rsmodelod and the system used
hy Coorgo n. Dern al the Consolidated
Mercur and Boston Sunshine win boz I'M
stalled.