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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-05
Rank Forgery.

\ rank ease of forgery. perpetrated
with the evident intent to jniure the
liquor firm Of Wing Chung Lung. was
discovered by the board, Wing Chung
Lung came mp on a petition for rehear-
ING on their application for a wholesale
license which had been refused nj a
previous meeting of the board. They
We're represented by Frank THOMPSON.
who presented the faces in the ease
with his usual clearncss. Then a pro
test, signed by three Chinese. was read.
in which Il was stated that it would
be a bad thing for the community to
grant a license to Wing Chung Lung.
who had been running bad place It
was also stated that l.. Avau had
boosted that he had hribed the board
Of license commissioners with a five
hundred dollar bin to grant the license
ana had claimed that he had the sup
port Of ninety per cent Of the board
Two Of the names on the protest were
Chez Lung and Chez Chez. Chez Lung.
q clerk in Bishop 4 Co. : bank. was on
hand and the letter was shown to him
He was asked if the signature Of his
name were his own. He denied that it
was and said he had never seen It be
fore. Chez Chez was also present and
he likewise diSowned the signature If
his name. L. Avau. also on hand. dc
MED fatty that he had bribed The board
or had ever sad he had hr.bad them
That was enough; the protest went
! mo the wa-teha~ke- and the board AT
/ ter going into executive session. granted
I the rphogrlnr and tNnn allowed -I. X.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-05
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-05
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
REDOUBLE GUARD
ABOUT PRES. TAFT

BEVERLY. Mass. Aug H.
STAGE this attack on Mayor Gaynor
20 NeN York. secret service men
have surrounded President Taft
constantly Vigilance has been re-
aoa0led and the president IL not cut
Of sight Of one or more Of his
guards At any time.
yvhen the president motors. one
E1Afd stands on the step Of his
car aud two others folioS In an
other automobile They have orders
20 shoot first and ask questions
lafsr one operative always &C
companies she president on the golf
links.
The renewed precautions OF the
secret service men is In line with
the theory that the attack on Gay
nor may arouse the slumbcrinE In.
sanity Of some crank and awake a
deafse 20 duplicate the outrage The
n0foFiety attending an attempted
assassination ~ regarded as one of
the features appealing 20 the weak
minded. and the suggestion contain
ed IN repeated discussions Of the
crime e. added reason the secret
service men consider necessitatinE
additional care In guarding the
president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
IN
DANGER FROM
BIC FLOODS

TOXIC, Aug. ~. -- Increasing
numbers Of fatalities and disasters
from floods throughout the Island
OF honoo are reported today. Hun
dredn Of persons IN the procedures
Of shlmsoa. shidxuoka and Toxic
are facing starvation. thousand
houses are IN ruins, landsildes are
occurring in different parts Of the
Island and the region between 70
kohama ard Toxic 10 sea ot mud
Railroad. telegraph and telephone
service Is paraIyxeo and crops are
ruined.
Two trains with zoo passengers
aboard are reported stalled near
kanaya station. on the Tokiado
tgoverumonD line. with no pro
visions.
There is no way IN which food
and supplies can be sent 20 them.
A train. carrying 500 passengers.
~ stalled near Horinouchi with no
shelter except that afforded by the
hBlfroofed cars The train cannot
be reached by rescuers.
Six hundred inhabitants In the
rice field districts Of Shimada have
taken refuge In buddhist temple
al Hoshinh and are reported starv-
ing
Thirteen railway engineers are
entombed near karuiEawa. where
an embankment was washed away
BY the swollen torrents Of the river
Rukugo Wednesday night The en-.
gineers were Fastening TO relieve
their beleaguered companions on
the stalled trainB when the accident
occurred. and they we're buried
under the sliding earth
At shidzuoka 600 houses have
either been submerged or washed
away In the floods that are growing
greater because OF the torrential
rains
The city of Takasakl IL practical.
ly a lake. and the Inhabitants are
racing with the flood TO reach
higher land In safety Many OF the
lower districts In Toxic itself are
under water and are devastated.
The water near Toxic Is rising at
the rate OF one foot an hour.
There are frequent landslides Re
ports OF casualties are constantly
being received by the authorities.
Toxic Is isolated By rail aud
telegraph. The railway station is
desolate and tha- government Is be-
ing urged 10 take control of the
situation The forecast today was
for clear weather. The rains. how.
ever. continue. although somewhat
lighter than yesterday There Is
prospect OF break In the clouds
soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

III. Stewart at o'clock eaid
Mayor Oaynor'n wound was
dressed recently. II looked clean
and normal. with no indication 81
infection Ills condition IL eneour
aging"
MIRA Gaynor visited her husband
this morning. and Secretary Adam
son vas with the mayor Tor a short
time Adamaon. upon emerging
from the sick room. declared that
Gaynor Was very cheerful
Since be was brought TO the
hospital" AdnmFun said. the
mayor has shown no curiosity re-.
gardiuK the Identity 81 his assail-
ant when be asked who shot bin
no enc Al that time knew. and
since then he has not again IN.
qaited think that u be improves
~ tsa present rate he viii soon
BE- able 20 so 10 the Adirondack
moanfalna That will not be for
we X. however. a. he cannot be
moved before then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

al tie Poindexter sentiment In
s i overwhelming and that
szw votes heretofore taken
- b bis opponents we're faxed
usa him are conciasively
ssnsrated By the preliminary re
rs x genuine straw ballot now
~ taken By Tho star
! il effort 10 get az the actual
wssl situation The star has
a q postal card ballot % each
sefed voter In certain repre-
seaslve precincts. asking each
~ % marx the ballot with a
- sftef the name % bis fayorite
estate and return ii 90 this
r. TO guarantee absolute fair.
- d. uamcs % the candidates
~ srased In alphabetical order
d eAfantee secrecy nothing was
xsa "a the ballot By which voters
nssiag Il might BE- Identified. and
essre each voter 20 return his
n K was pointed out that It was
80 Interest of his candidate that
10 -
Ter Representative Precincts.
NJ he purposes OF this poll ten
,rsseniatiye precincts were So.
sssA une from each Of the resi-.
sss yards Of the city In the
- q large precincts. those con
xa3s more than 200 voters. but
= arts were sent cut. bnf the 100
ri Eere sent 90 the voters whose
ssss appeared first in the alpha.
i<zai 0rder In which they appear
Z y ruils These cards we're ad-
fzsa1 Directly from the official
0sizlion rolls
N FIRST precinct selected was
= NzlA precinct % the Second
~ This - a middle class resi.
issp sfeeinct. probably above the
isrssk OF the Second ward II Is
zszdsd on the north BY Charles
q g ne south Of P'ummer sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

JUNEAU. Aug II. - Tuesdays
Alaska election was a complete In
surgent victory. James Wicker
sham. anti Guggenheim candidate
for reelection as delegate to con
gress, has defeated Ed S. orr. the
regular republican candidate. by a
plurality approximately 1000 Com
plete returns from the Fourth d..
vision, received az Fairbanks, give
Wickersham 1.l47. O'Connor Gao.
and Orr 502. Orr carried only his
own neighborhood, and lost even
Valdez. where he was. expected to
snow Wickersham under.
william O'ConnOr. the labor can
didate. was arrested at Cordoya
yesterday, following a fight be.
tween him and Nick Welsh. a Cor
dova contractor. over political
questions. OConnor. though de
feated I'm the election. won the
fight. He Is out on bail today
awaiting trial O'Connor was
strongest In the Tanana district.
but even there he fell behind
Wickersham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
GALLAGHER WAS A
HEARST FOLLOWER

JERSEY CITY. n. J.. Aug IL
James Gallagher. assailant of
Mayor VIM J Gaynor. OF New
York. calmly discussed today the
viewpoints he took OF his treat.
ment by the mayor following his
dismissal from the department Of
docks and ferries In statement
20 the ncwspapermen. Gallagher
said
II Intended TO kin Gaynor. that's
all there was TO A. hope nov
that be RECEIVERS
MY favorite author Is Shakes.
peare. ! read Dickens and Henry
Georges Progress and Poverty,
that ia the only modern book
read constantly. Neither Henry
George nor Shakespeare inspired
me 10 shoot Gaynor simply felt
that had no other way OF rem.
edying my wrong ! had TO do
something II ! was wrong. am
here Ia take my punishment do
not think ! was wrong
Was a Hearst Man.
Il am follower of Hearst
When he was a candidate for
mayor voted for him and tried
to get my friends TO vote for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

and extends from 2sth av. 20 Lake
Washington Being lake front
precigct It contains many beautiful
homes. both on the lake front AID
on the crest Of Rainier Heights. II
Is The home precinct Of Councilman
f. W Way.
Ia this precinct there are tei
registered voters and In undertaking
20 POLL u q postal card ballot was
sent 20 each voter Up 81 aud In
cluding the morning mail to-day
'hore we're returned 90 The Star
office A. of these ballots marked as
indicated IN the accompanying
table.
PolndeSter Away Ahead.
The overwhelming strength OF
Poindexter IN this precinct. as
shown by these figures. u trefneu.
dOnsly significant
There are In the Second Nard
$500 registered voters and there
will probably b. s.000 votes crsi In
the republican primaries. This straw
vote Indicates that P1lndeNtsr viii
get fiye-slxfhs Of them. OF / .66s.
This is probably an exaggerated
expectation. bat II is al least Ger.
tain that there are 40 men in this
precinct who intcnd 10 vote for
PoindexteF Estimating that Of the
i9l voters leo Of them wiil take
part IN the primaries u means that
Puindexter Is absolutely assured Of
Is per cent Of all votes cast.
In selecting the precincts % the
other wards for the purposes Of fhia
poll every effort vas made to have
them thoroughly representative
One precinct selected borders on
Lake Union. one lies wholly on top
Of Queen Anne hill and one on
Capitol hill Returns from these
other precincts are uow beginning
20 come ln and results shown by
them will be published from day to
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
HISTORIES At
THIRD AND PINE

A t2-story building is 20 be built
at once on the southeast corner Of
Third aV. and Pine st. Henry Broder-
lex today sold the corner for the
n. S. Turner Investment company 70
John E. Boyer for $4,000. Boyer
will erect the new building, the first
three floors Of which will be oeeu-
pied by the Sherman Clay COM
pany. The lot is 53xios feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
FRIENDS FEAR FOR RECOVERY
Of MAYOR VIM. J. GAYNOR
Doctors Are Reticent About Making Predictions
Patient Complains of Lack of Food and Grows Ner
vous-Wife and Secretary Visit Him.

HoBoKEN. J., 1.-THE reueenoe OF physicians regard
leading friends Of the
they Withholding the about his chances
The win that Mayor Gaynor 81 out Of dan
viii predict his ultimate The best
the belief that Infection
today. dangor from sour passed
OF Ia
substantial food than Cruel and be-
coming The doctors
giving solid food although Gaynor insists
heartily. bis diet
be win become weakened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
She KILLED
'ANEICHBOR
over FENCE
fBy uaiied Pres.i

tENATCHEE. Aug. lf.-Iamts
sast0n. - years Of age. Is dead
: n home Of his parents. 10
- Eest Of Wenafehee. and Mrs.
m Totten - years 08d. is in the
Nzty jail here. charged with hay.
= TILED the young man.
1 = alleged that Mrs. Totten
- he shot that killed Sutton
sNefday afternoon. while be was
nenpsing 10 cut a fence leading
zsssn farm owned by Mrs. Tot.
~ mother
~ Anna Beebe. mother Of Mrs.
NH. took up a farm 10 years ago
! Aleksfs canyon A few years
= ne Sutton family moved into
I faagoE above the Beebe farm.
.ssis vas no way u getting TO
except through the land own
Z p ne woman. In the last two
~ qnarrels frequently arose be.
A.sa the families.
yesterday Ehen the father Of
- Sutton attempted 10 pass
Sessa the place. he found IL
ed he returned 10 his home
80 James r. Sutton. accom-.
80 ~ bis sister. started for the
ss place 10 a buggy As soon
= arrived there BE- began 10
ne wires. Airs TOtfen. armed
: shotgun. threatened 70 shoot
= he did not desIst Young
- pad 20 attention 70 her
s--iand As he was cutting an
- wire, his side toward the
AL she raised her gun and
according 10 suttOu's sister.
= heaFJ charge struck the vic.
= = ne side Of the head, Killing
lhstantly.
zss Sutton jumped from the
- and ran 10 her home with
ss'fy Of The tragedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
~ gibson GARDNER.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Aug. tf~-chera Pnshoi bseomno
Hs talk ithost
hands ,h crowd hs' would DO Theodore
Roosevelt
just fnshsd three days stamping With him
Rooss~vits
Kent hsip.
pinshets the Hs has
pseehss before Of bat they have generally been formal
bstee
him
gathered front Of the sog house steps and hand
poItt ahot offt the bat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
AVIATOR lie BLANC TELLS
STORY OF RACE WITH DEATH

Mezieres turned into the streets 20
greet lie Blanc. Wildly careening
Ia the gale, the stays Of the planes
taut with the strain, the aviator
swooped % earth. A thunder Of APP
plause went up, and he was seized
by the throng and carried high on
their shoulders through the madIy
cheering crowd More than sO.0 600
persons followed the racer 20 his
hotel
Le Blanc told the story Of his
GREATNESS flight TO the United Press
correspondent He said.
-==-=aHa---a-=s7=Hs=sa-7-s
Continued on Page Three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

MEzIERES France Aug. H.
Racing an electric storm. whose
lightning flashed out after his frail
aerpplane, Le Blanc, leader IN the
iss-milc cross country flight for "a
$4,000 prize. today completed the
third leg Of his pcrilous Journey
From Nancy 10 Mezierrs. distance
Of 100 miles. he made the remark
able time OF I hour and IS minutes
None Of his six competitors equalled
this.
Hearing the staocato Of his motor
above the roar OF the onrushinR
storm. the entire populacc ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

money and his work % the task ~
cleaning up the grating board ~
aldermen task NJ length crowned
with success Ia California Kent has
worked with Hsney. Rudolph
Spreckles. Hiram johnson and their
kind Its purse is long and spirit
always generous
An Instance - keHt's public spir-
tied generosity IN hir gift ~ ~. IA
sa=a--asaaaasa-a4a--ss-'
Continued on Page Three.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
DID CRIPPEN
OPERATE
ON HER

LONDON. Aug. ii.-Experts who
have been examining the body found
IN the basement 81 DR. " II. Grip
penis home. today asserted that u
IL that ~ a woman who had under
gone an operation before her death.
This corrohorates the rumor rabled
By the Quebec correspondent 81 the
London Chronicle that Crippen In
timaied 10 the Canadian officials
that his wife had died from the e.
fects Of an operation performed by
him
Further than this the experts
found nothing from which the iden-
tity Of the woman could be- deter
mined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

Mrs. Boswell, who H. 20. came TO
Seattle a few weeks ago. Accord
ing to the investigation made by
DR. Snyder Harding performed an
Illegal operation upon her. The
womans condition became worse.
and Dr. Wooley was called IN He
ordered the woman sent to the Pa
cific hospital aud made an attempt
to save her life. when the woman
died DR.. WOoley at once notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

believe in him aud In what he
nayW
Recently / was a democrat. and
stuck 60 Tammany Hall until
found that was not getting Jus.
tice. Then ! turned 20 Hearst
told my friends that ! had read
HcRruta writings. and that his
teachings were right Nothing is
too good FOR a man like Hearst
He tells the truth. and should get
any reward the people can give
him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
MURDERS THREE
AND KILLS SELF

CHICAGO. Aug. tts-Beeauss he
was denied admission 10 the home
Of his wife, from whom he had been
separated, w. J. Myers this after
noon shot the woman, killed her son.
Ralph, z. and his father in Law.
Frank Bouton, and then committed
suicide.
The triple murder and suicide Gre
ated q panic in the neiahborhood.
Meyers was proprietor Of n shooting
gallery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
ALASKA GOES
|NSURGENT BY
1000 VOTES
Especial csbls.)

NOME, ALASKA, Aug. ii.-cen-
plete returns for Nome give Wick
ershar 4e3. orr 2io ard o'connor
2o8, in Tuesdays election. Eight
Creeks gave Wickershar 227. Orr
259 and o'connor 1874. Reports
from the Iditarod today give Wick.
ersham so per cent Of the total
vote cast.
The people are rejoicing over the
defeat Of the Beverage bill, and
hope for home rule lie stronger than
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
LET THE VOTERS DECIDE
Seattle. Aug. l, 1910

Ma Seattle, Aug. l, 1910
In order to secure an expression Of sentiment Of the
voters OF King county the senatorial contest has
undertaken by this to poll every in your precinct
Wan you kindly place the return card after the
name Of your avoe candidate for the United States Senate
end renal the card Your failure TO act in this matter win
lose your candidate in this poll You may use your
own discretion about signing the card.
Yours truly.
EDITOR SEATTLE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

Coroner Snyder. The woman had
told Dr. Wooley what caused her
Illness
The dead woman's husband is at
the Archibald hotel. lie maintains
that be did not know for what pur-
pose his wife came 20 Seattle. Mra.
Boswell Is survived By two chill
dreu and her husband.
Harding Was arrested az his OF.
flee IN the Arcade block. He re-
fused 10 discuss the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
SAN FRANCISCO
GETS PRINTERS

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Aug II.
San Francisco was named today
as the meeting place for the 1911
convention of the International
Typographical union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
FIGHT
IS Off

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug IL
The Langford- Kaufman fight has
been called OF The fighters dis
agreed over the postponcment. and
the fuss became 20 strenuous that
o. was decided 20 call the fight of
altogether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
|NSURGENT KENT IN BITTER
FIGHT AGAINST M'MNLAY

Insugen Candidate Backed by Roosevelt Being Helped His
Campaign by Clifford Pinehot-Issuc Clearly Defined With
Taft and Standpaers One Side and Roosevelt Pinehot
and Progressves the Other-Pinehot Developing
Great campagner. Says Gibson Gardner From
Three-Day Stamping Trip With Kent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
DOCTOR IS ARRESTED
FOR DEATH OF WOMAN
DIR. Harding Thrown in Jail Without Bail, Accused Of
Performing Illegal Observation-Disclosures Was Van
couver Woman.

Dr. Harding Arcade block. arrested this morning by
Deputy performed criminal
operation Mary
death o'clock yesterday Coroner ordered the
Harding The physician viii be bail until
the inquest when mansaughr will
probably be lied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

up 90 nuw Pinchot has not been
famed as an orator lie has drawn
hiss audiences BY a fame based an
deeds. rather than by hope ~ verbal
fireworks. and his hearers have hrsu
Impressed by the mntter-raihsr
than by the manner ~ the message
which II stiii true. bot 20 a less
extent The ability 20 gct and hold
a crowd. and 10 drive home five or
six essential points. is the rare
equipment - the successful stump
speaker oratory will not answer
Rhetorical flights and rhapaodical
aofneraauits are worse than NUM-
bilnga over a manuscript The most
effective work Is done by the man
who gets out and talks-with sin
certify. simplicity and clcarness.
Marx Hanna's start.
Mark Hanna learned 20 DO that
after he was 45 years of are. I
heard his first public speech. u was
10 words long. and Ste delivery COVE
cred him with embarrassment.
Later heard him talk for an hour
70 a hostile crowd in one OF ChicaRo's
rough stQckyard districts. The Han
ma method was the simple statement
u what seemed to him 20 be- the
truth. And that Is Plnchots method.
Our trip began at Sacramento.
took ia MarysvilIc. Oroviile and
Chico. in one day. and on the second
and third days covered Napa. Santa
Rosa and San Rafael.
These are mostly agricultural
towns in the rich valley 81 the Sac
rnmento The district embraces half
a dozen counties north Of San Fran
cisco. and has been representcd-or
rather. independently red
haired gentleman known out here as
punk" Dune" Mckinlay
president Taft likes Mekinlay.
When the campaign opened he wrote
70 a friend saying that Mekinlsy
was "too valuable 10 lose" And when
on, here on his Western tour, the
president gave dramatic exhibition
Of his affection for the Second dis
triet congressman by running his
pudqy fingers through the ls.,sr's
hair and nurmurinai
Good old sorreI-top."
SO good old sorrel-top" may be
regarded az the candidate ~ the
stand pats and Taft; while William
Kent r. the choice 81 those who IA
vor the progressive. or Roosevelt,
policies.
Everyone Knows Kent.
Kent needs little Introduction. In
Chicago everybody knows him. and
throughout the country he II known
BY everybody who keeps In touch
with charitable and public spirited
work Born IN California. he lived
for 10 years citizen Of Chicago.
and has now returned 10 the state
81 hfg nativity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
CART OFF ARMY SAFE
CONTAINING Sc, 500

4 CHEYENNE. Wye, Aug. H. 7
4 A heavy paymaster's safe con- I
4 tanning $500 was stolen from :
\ the vancouver camp at Pole I
4 Mountain. 20 miles west Of /
4 here. last night, and carried !
4 away. Thore t. no trace ~ J
4 the robbers. though there was ,
4 an extra guard on duty az the :
4 time.
kttt tttt't tttt -
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! water viii be shut off on 4
, rs.iake ay and on Westlake =
= y, from Leuora 81. to Mer- 4
e. FRIDAY. August y, 4
''s'a : q. m. until . p. m. .
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