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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

A lawyer once asked n man who
had at various times sal on several
hrlea. "Who Influenced you most
the lawyers, tho witnesses or the
Judges -
lie expected to get some useful
and interesting information from 70
experienced iuryman. says the
Dundee Advertiser This wns the
mans reply
u tell yer, sir. 'ow makes up my
mind I am a plain man. and
a rcnsouln' man. and ! ain't influ
vnced by anything the lawyers say,
nor hy what the witnesses say no
nor by what the judge says,
4 just look ut the man In the
dock. and says; n he amt done
nothing. why is he theref And |
brings EN- all In guilty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
jim RAls1y IN HIS ELEMENT.

climbing ever since
Ever nervauB7 Never yet Ny
business IL a suro cure for nervous.
neaa ON top of that pole up
there don't feel any different
than you do on the sidewalk No,
never had m accident and I
don't expect 20 Arr you always
wondering whether yau are going
10 fall and break your neck when
You're walking down the sireut7
Well. Any reason for mo 10 Won
der. whan I'm doing a simple Job
u painting. whether I'm going 20
tamhia' Guess not Maybe that's
why don't tumble Pole mlehi
break Sure Sidewalk might
cave In. too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

CHICAGO. July s.-DoelarlHg
that he considered # BIS duty 10 hla
family. his friends and himself to
clear bis name, Tom TagEart ap.
peafod al the criminal courts early
today and went on the witness
stand In the trial Of Ella 0lnFles.
the pretty Irish lace maker accused
Of stealing lace from Miss Agnes
Barrett. her former employer Tag.
CART said that 10 much had been
printed about him IN connection
siih the ease he felt II was noeea.
safy 10 show that he waa not i'm.
plicatcd in the affair
Lsuis His Attorney.
TagEaft vas represented In court
By John Kern and James Hamilton
L"wia. The famous politician sald
that he was 30 years Old aud DO
serihod the various political posi-.
tons he had occupied IN the course
Of hlH career.
He said that he knew Miss Bnr.
fctt. the prosecutions witness, and
explained that he became aoquaiut.
ed With her when she kept q shop
a bio hotel al French Lick Springs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
NEW LINE IS HELD
UP BY TIE 8. &. co.
NOTED BAND COMING

Tho Philippine cunsinbulnfy
band tho most noted musical
organization - The Orient. will be-
brought 10 the Ayr exposition
In august according TO n'dccialon
reached yesterday by the committee
on ceremonies and special events
Chairman Josiah Collins was author
lted 10 contract for the bands en-.
KaErmeni
The committee decided not 10 re
nov tho contract Tor the stfOebel
and that attraction will close
ia engagement At the fair next
Monday nlght In line with the
same policy Of changing attractions
the committee considered endlnH
the Sunday eugagomentH Of the so
attic symphony orchestra the first
Of August Preparations for several
special dates were made and routine
business attended to by tho com
mittao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
TOM TACGART IS WITNESS
in ELLA GINCLES' CASE

He declared that be WAS not In
any manner concerned IN the Cling
loa ease aud said that be conducted
a hotel from which all questionable
characters were excluded
white Slaves Unknown.
u know nothing ni the charges
made By Mlsa Giugioa and am not
Interested In her 10 any way he
said In connection with the fact that
the girl had testified that when she
was attacked By Miss Barrett and
her friends in the Wellington hotel.
she had heard them mention Tom
Taggarta French Lick Springs 10.
tel.
DO you kHow the definition Of
White Slave - asked Assistant
District Attorney Short
y know nothing about white
slaves. replied the witness. "Fur.
thermofe. never knew anything
about Ella Ginglea until ! read the
accounts Of her arrest IN the news
papers
Attorney Cornell asked a series
Of questions with the object Of
showing that be had not dragged
Taggart's name into the case. and
the witness was then excused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
SEATTLE, RtNroN a SOUTH
ERIN CAN'T CIT eRosalRas
ON FOURTH AVENUE.

While che management Of the So.
attic. honiou 4 Southern railroad
expects 20 Doe running cars over
Fourth ay by JUS 10 this date ID
not definite Trouble IN being ca.
perlnnoed with the Seattle Electric
company over the crossing priyl.
ioFua aud until those matters can
be settled up nothing can be- duno
W H. Crawford. president and
manager of tho road stated thla
morning that but for tho dilat0ry
tactics employed by tho Seattle
Electric company biz ears would
have bean running over the new
route laug before this
The large new steel cars which
arr being Manufactured In the
company own shops. and a few of
which are ready. cannot be used
on tho ouuntorwelEht aud thus arc
practically useless now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
DIRECT PRIMARY LEAGUE
APPEALS TO LEGISLATORS
Asks That Change in Di-
rect Primary Law Be Re.
voked at the Special Sea.
sion.

The following letter has boop sent
To the klng county delegation Ia
the house aud senate of tho state
legislature.
To tho klnr County Mcmhorb Of
Ihg State LEGISLATURE At tho last
regular seanlun Of tho state irgism
lure the nominations OF supreme
lalses were taken away from the
people and placed In the hands Of
political conventions All party
platforms declared for direct PM
mHflts and over nlneteutha 1f The
pfpnlo woru in favor Of rule az the
people by the people and for the
people Many ui tho legislators
and most oi the people dld NOT
knoW that the supreme eaurt nom
nations were being taken away
irdm the people As the people
never asked It. why vas such an
Ubiquitous measure passed By the
leEisiaiucf You aru servants Of
lhe people and accountable TO the
people. how could anyone working
for the Interest Of the people have
vuied TO place tho nominations Of
supreme court Judges In the hands
Of conventions which can be con
trnlled by special iniereatHf As I'm
pofiHut AZ a thorough and rlgld tn
FcstlEatlon Of all state offices u. Il
i Of vastly more Importance io tho
cititens 0f this state that nnmlna
lions for supreme couft Justices be
restored 10 tho people Anyone
sufkinE In the interests OF the
people will do all they can at this
special suaalpn Of the Legislature %
restore TO the people that which
vas srunEiullY taken frum thom at
The laat regular session Of tho les
lslaturo. The people will not be
content with any mbtefiugca or
eyaalnna
Nov, W. ask each one Of you
that you write 10 M and lot IA
know u you arr In favor u keeping
the pledges u your party platform.
your direct primary pledges 10 the
people. and arr you Ia favor N 70
storing the nominations Of supreme
court iudgrs TO tho people al this
special sesaiuat Are you In favor
OF placing the control Of the Gu
pfeme court In tho hands Of the
c9nssnilons vhich can easily be
controlled By special lniervaiaY The
people have a fiEht 10 know hos
you stand on these matters, aud n
You are working Tor the Interests
.uf the people. you will make an
raflf and satisfactory fuply to this
open letter
DIRECT PRIMARY LEAGUE OF
the STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Per Christopher W Hort. Pres
Wa. Pafmenter. Chairman Direct
Primary Committee. King County
haf Association
Civic Union o. Seattle. b. Everett
Smith, Wee Pres w. Rust. Sec
aud MnEr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
IF IT MAKES YOU SILVER TO CLIMB
POLES, DON'T CLIMB EN-
SOUND DOCTRINE or WESTERN
srEEPLE JACK WHO CLAIMS
TO be CHAMPION sHivGR.
PRODUCER.

ffh6SAk1Ff
SAN fRANcIsco. cal. July -
Jim Itsluey a. a shifer producer.
ciaisua 10 be a champion.
Jim is a sfeepls- lack and when
there arr no strsples handy. he is
nas pole Jack and whsn there
nfs no steepias mar fitHpalss
handy. veil Jim IL usually I'M
happy
Crowds PAUSED IN Tho huHtis u
Inc daUniovn districts a day OF ~
ago. o. shiver ~ jim while he
Skinned up and down the flag STAFF
Topping tho Cat building. $50 feet
from the sidewalk Jim wa On.
Euaad IN a little Job u painting and
didn't have time 10 pay any at
tsntidn 10 the crowd.
When The sob Wa finished.
however, and IIa sai dangling his
feet oYef the edge II tho roof. he
conssntsd 10 Talk a be 60 To-
porter sha had climbed up 10 see
him.
scared What atr~ was Jims
Yankee answer 10 the first quet-
iiou.
livery man t. NE taste. I ray. q
continued Haiuey n II makes
yuu SILVER to climb pdina. why.
don't climb en- Il dont make me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

hike out t0 iha5amua.
The employment sharks viii chip
you aat ihcg'fa glad to get
the chance.
Pawn ygHf shoes and uyere8at
others aill bay your pants
When you 90 broke Ia Seattle
Thurbsr was tho first t0 Do ar
rested. aud when Warner mH biz
friends plight DO started 20 pass the
hat 10 collect enough 20 bail hia
friend out Tho pairslmon got busy
and took Warner along. Zoo Then
h was that Warner realized tha
value Of money and proceeded O.
bail himself out with tho money
be had collected,
Thurbera father went hla bail
later la the evening.
The two men viii appear Tor trial
in the police court this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

TX Marvel" the author Of the
eRevories OF bachelor" was all
his NE opposed 10 the modern CON
merolnl spirit
A young disciple from the west
once visited the aged wfitor in his
New ENGLAND home The youth. a
poet said he thought he would put
away his verses and write magazine
love stories. so AZ 10 be able TO save
money
Bnt Mr. Marvel frowned and
shook HIS haad
Saving" be said. rs the mania
for depriving yourself Of things
which you want now, for fear you
may not have things which you
won't possibly want 30 years
hence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
TERRIFIC FLOOD! WET FEEr SEASON now now ON LIARS

WARRINGTON. July D. Now as
eoyor before Astronomers at The
government observatory can see the
wonders Of MnH Starting The first
OF July the flood period on The planet
begins. and the men at tho telescope
actually can hco the water az It
PUSHES down one whole Hldo Of Mars
through tho planets wonderful
canals
Mars Is getting us close 10 the
earth o. it will be In many years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

oRCAs. Wash. July Q While
shooting a hufaa June Is. ] kllles
hfsR was kicked HIS head was
cut but be- was not reported dan
soHaualy hurt. even though bis hip
was broken His condition grew
rapidly worse. and In a few days
he became dellfiuus In nine days
he died. cyideaily from internal In
luflfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

NEW YORK. July THE stock
market was mixed today sentiment
hsinE divided hut sunefailY slightly
hnafish With tho exception Of
American Hmsltrf cnmman. the mar
hot iid not show much change ohs
way OF tho othaf, tho LOSSES beins
lrss than point and Eeueraily a
fraction NJ tWn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

The woman was In her niRhtrobe,
and sho shfanh back when tho
brave fireman came to carry her
from the burning building
I'm not dressed she protested.
with great presence of mind, he
handed her pair Of shears,
Cut foot or 30 off the neck Of
that garment. and, you'll be all
righti" Quoth Oh bruaqucly Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

NAVY YARD. Puget Sound. July
n has been ait moutha since
Contractor Ericksan began suft on
the now naval dpdoek At this yard.
and the report of tie government
inspector shows that total OF
~ .ioa cubic yatia Neru moved "a
that time This IL &c Dor cent Of
the total amount Of earth TO BE-
mofed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

Nula lba gfeat curve tho DARK or
Waiofod section takes lu June and
July Jhe melted anaa f1mf small
oceans probably the zizs N aegefai
American HfataH
just now. Che astronomers assert.
thD green reflection from ths grow
INK crops d tho MHfiians plainly Ia
fa hH seen through sthf telescope
though 3anuu 400 miles uvay They
are nlled With wonder al ihs sIsht,
and regret that they cannot talk
10 Mars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

IN The picture tho dark area
shows The watafo4 parts Of the
planet
In December tho sH0w cap 90 large
and most 1f The crop apaea 10 waste
land To July, whom tho aHn'a heat
melia MASSES Of Ice and snow the
water irugHios the whole land
through The monster canals the
Mhrtiaus built
By September tho water has
largely disappeared from the sur
face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

CHICAGO, July There wac
some profit taking BY both Sides
Of the market at the oponing u The
wheat plt today. resulting IN general
declines In the options, claslng was
sharply advanced win figures 70
~ cents htlshei 'aboye those Of
vrafefdav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
The TROUBLE WITH 1T.

Into O general store Of town In
Arkansas there recently came q
dnritey complaining that ham
which no had purchased there was
DOT good
The ham IA ali right, zeph," In
(iatad the atofeksopur
mo II amt boss" Insisted the
negro. dat hams shore hadl"
How can that be-" continued the
atorekeoper, when Il was cured
nnly last weokf''
The darkoy scratched his head re-
fleotively, and finally suggested
Den mnbbo it'H had a relapse -
Rohoboth Sunday Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

PASCO. Wash, July After
spending the greater part Of bis
once comfortable fortune In search
Tor bis son. Who wandered from
homo when but child. J y Kelly
u n Paul met and recognised Roy,
nold. tho Loaf momher Of his fam
lly on the streets nf rascu Wednes
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

The Unitarian church gives It's
final picnic Saturday The steamer
Hyak lcavoa Colman dock At .
m. for a trip around nainbhdge
island. with a ciamhake At the In.
dian reservation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

= = Weymouth. superintendent
Of the Seattle division Of the North.
era Pacific railroad, was acquitted
Of 4 charge Of blocking tho street
NJ First ay 3 and Railroad ay In
poiiee court yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

HOQulAM. July 81. n Brewer.
Of the law firm Of Morgan &
Brewer. here. has announced him.
self as a candidate for congress
from the Second district
\. u. coifmau, a banker Of Cen
tralia, Lewis county. Ia also an.
bounced az q candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

nr. Henry 4 phtohett, Jacob
Fdrth and c A. stone returned to
the city yesterday from three
weeks cruise up In northern waters
on Tie lighthouse tender Manzanlta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
SALOONS CLOSING At ONE.
I'M p-itsd rfrsst

ANAcORrEs. July 9-praotical-
y all saloons in SkaFlt county are
observing tho O'Clock closing law
irrespective Of whether there "a a
ordinance governing tho
matter Or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

The IIeiross Is II because I've
live millions that you love mof
Her sultor-Pcrirh the thought
why II you had only a million I'd
love you Just as much.-Syracuso
II..uLI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

Mr. Peek--This talking machine
rrcord II fili(l with few remarkH
hy Mrs Peck
Oldbatch Its wonderful TO think
that you can hear the voice Of one
who is not present
Mr.. Peck And mora wonderful
that can stop II lust M easily -
chips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

Rainey IL - years old. He was
horn In Sacramento county, this
state when q mere child he took
W climbing II came rs easy 10
HIN as II does to a cat lie ter
rined his parents by his frequent
osoapades on high bridges and In
tail tree tops
= will ciimh against oil corners. 50
says Hainoy. III there's a climb
Ing championship. I'm ready 10 dem
1natrate. any time. that I'm entitled
10 the bolt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

Il II one thing tn collect money
for your friend when you don't need
The 'flllhg lucrr" yourself, but when
Ynu do happen 10 be In need u
little financial Assistance. the money
Ypu have collected comes IN mighty
handy iseastuhys that IL what u
Warner. who vas arrested last night
BY Pairoimen Baker and Richards.
thinks The money Warner had coll
lectcd 10 ball friend who was
also arrested out u iall. was
promptly appropriated when his own
need became apparent Tho friend.
psripatetie poet yclepi. Walter
Thufber. vhn was arrested for ped
ilinw poetry without license. was
left 10 spend the evening In the
city prison
There IL a question as 10 whether
Thurbef ruuid SECURE q license 70
afflict the public with his poetic at.
ismpis but. however. he was stir
ring up a BIT u interest on the
street corner when he was hppfe.
hsndcd by tho police
An Effu.ion.
Hts cffusiana called "Sonrn for
the Disseminated are SENS Of their
kind whatever thai may be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

Are you LOOKING for a Logging
housed See our business chance
column see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

Nine men out Of ten earn money
that tho tenth man gets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

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WIFE FATALLY SHOOTS HUSBAND

San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 29.-Dr
w Allen Lampe was shot In the head
and fatally wounded today by his wife
in their apartments at the Holland
hotel.
According to the statement made
by Mrs. Lampe TO the police after her
arrest, her husband has habitually
beaten her and charged her with Inn
proper relations with her former hus-
band, Or. p. c. Surney. from whom
abe was divorced two years ago.
The Lampes were married six
months ago and Mrs. Lampe declared
that their whole married life has been
marred by Quarrels. a few days ago
she procured her brothers revolver
expecting that her husband would
again attempt TO beat her. When he
returned 10 their rooms today. she
saws that he did so and she shot him.
For an hour Mrs. Lampe kept her
husband in the room after she had
wounded him. She SAYS that she en-
deavored 10 get him TO retract the
charges he had made against her. He
would not do so and she called the
hotel proprietor, who summoned the
police. DR.. Lampes condition is
critical. The bullet struck him above
the right temple