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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-31
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Innings ana CRATES supplied for ali
makes G. D. LOVett Foundry. - n. 9TH
west. Bell 2304-K; Ind. 2s1s.
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CHIROPODIST.

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needlessly. Electro Physical Culture
within 20 days effectually reduces weight
and waist measurement No drugs. Best
references. Free demonstrations eecn
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CURE FOR OBESITY.

DR. ELIZABETH i. WlSMEk, suil
H5-41s Security & Trust bldg. 81 Main
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DENTISTS.

DR.. WM. BROADBENT, Dentist, 500
Scott building. Gas administered. Ind
phone s61S.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HAT FACTORY.

ar blocked ana retriInmed py a
exIsrI. Fred Taylor. n East list South.
Phone six
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

II was a highly moral place. this
Northern Club Its reading room, %
billiard room and Gymnasium
had beneficial effect on all Who
visited the plaeeY Tho gym.
naaium" Developed several strong
arms. M many q poor lumber Jack
and foolish citizen Of Seattle found
out.
Thcsr Erimiy humorous articles
of Incorporation we're drawn up iu
The office % GU. TIoyt 4 Frye.
Mayor Glil being the senior mem
beF ~ the firm The cover In which
the articles kro bound bears the
firsa name 81 Mayor Giil'a partners
And the notary public whn offiri
ated was II I. Hlvwef. q clerk en-
pluyed ~ The Glil, Hoyt a Frye
affttc
or course Mayor CHI Thought
that Gsd Topper and Clarence Ger.
aid were going ga hold Bible classes
and revival meetings IN their club.
And whsn thousands % deiudod
mon we're giving the ~club" their
monsy nightly WAppy thought they
w~ra trying 70 gct inside the read
ina room 70 see the latest copy OF
the Literary Digest
That's the sort 81 mayor Hi
Gitl ia And wappy Is Just like
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

George Won Lengerke Meyer. sec.
Rotary Of the navy. II In Seattle.
staying az the Washington. when
ne isn't inspecting battlcships aud
coast defenaes He gets up early.
Ne had shaved and had his break.
fast and VAS on his way this morn
ing By 10 O'Clock.
There IA nothing 81 the brtny
deep about Secretary Meyer. lie
doesn't say avast or iuff or port
your hellum or sta'board or trim
boat or any % these Capt Marryat
things There were no flags nor
anchors visible.
with pictures Of anchors and ships
on hts chest but that wasn't visible
81 course. and the reporter hated
to asa about theml
"G0od morning. SIR Meyer, be
gan the reporter.
Not Meyer. II you please said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
RECALL MEN
GET BUSY

kwk ~ the recall o. Mayor Gill
z1et Eilk q rush yesterday. when
ets!ans wege set ia circulation.
Aazr sho cane down town on a
= llsa tons Displacement and a
I aszaizres
nninns we're circulated AZ many
azHsss yesterday. including the
zs'as Green Lake Methodist.
'sNgth CONGREGATIONAL unlver
AsiAoiiss. University Christian.
- Ffss Methodist Madison
- Methodist. Queen Anne
saa Tabernacle Baptist. Bal
y hsisf. and First Christian
1rrssa
xssI gossible candidates are Be.
= zisasssd to run against GIN IN
4 fessll eiection Il obtained.
= Haasoe, militant author ~ the
.sk'aft track bill and r. C.
49, Eh0ga Gil fired from the
- kaTa shortly after he took
', ass the favorites
: Aslltf. who Is handling the
~ lsfltious. Is spoken Of as a
i - aadadate. bat Il ia not known
= realG accept
~ petitions we're printed
.saF. and these will ali be In
.s'allon BY tonight
- Welfare league will open o.
- ~ laaorrow IN the scheuerman
The work OF the league
y Alptn Into more or less con
- - 'sdas By the accident that
. .1sd 70 II. L. sizer Of the
- NJ sizer broke bis ankle
-, 'ss oH . YesieF car a. zsth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
Has Secy. Meyer of the Navy
Got an Anchor on His Chest?

the secretary almost testify ITS
MAYER long A please
lie IA really touehy about this
Secretary Meyex isn't verY talk.
alive Wha, be does say IL In a
pronounced Back Bay Boston ct
ciusively eastern accent lie used
a little Of Back Hay English TO say
that be would take - the matter
Of Pacific coast fleet with Gov.
Gillette 81 California
He expressed his approval Of the
purchase % coal on the coast for
the navy. Providing. Of course.
be added. ~ can stand the off.
cial tests"
Also he admitted that Seattle was
nice town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
HODGE WILL BLOCK GlLL,S SCHEME
ALLOW
NEW DISTRICT
Mayors Plan Put Unfortunate Women at Mercy Of Hillside
Investment Company Due Strike snag-Shern Scores
Officials Who Profit Through Vice Syndicate
undenrabes out OF their present hab

Mayor Gin order the undenablea Of their present ha
he mo
side Investment Co the his announcement
has been brought Hodge TO GET him 10
withdraw his opposition but the sheriff refuses
There will be Tenth crib house
tret long IN office declared HEDGE this nornlno
THAT question consider settled
gambling"
u am In favor Of tho restricted dis
tre along the lines possible ve nn
VIII not stand for prominent and Officials renting
these unfortunate
do this actually live off the earnings % fallen women
Women housed dIstrict
order living district existence durlna
ny term o. offles will buildings
Teas, protect hs city fro" stealing tire Of these
How 20 do " The Whin slave
traffic when prominent hoidaa are protng
~ ~ A. Ions aoeacd reputable by
ae all attempts 20 break the bnaneHs
foundation Of the whole business
exorbitan There woman held slave she
In robbed and naturally she has TO taFn robbery
That's how stand the Anybody
who doesn't like u knows what he do November
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
LISBON MODS
ATTACKS NUNS
NY United Pres.)

LISBON. Oct. l0.--The arrest OF
monks and nuns throughout Por.
tugal continues today. accompanied
by footing and sacrilege on the part
Of the uncontrolled mobs. The gov
eminent is at loss for a place TO
send the priests condemned TO
exile. The republican agents have
ooniiscated church property but are
unable 10 prevent looting Priests
and nuns, II is reported. have been
subjected to indignities and many
are said 10 have been slain.
Children in parochial. monastry
and convent schools have been re.
turned TO their homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

John Anderson. So. a fisherman
who has lived IN Ballard for the
laas 30 years. left bis house At 1885,
ballard av. 10 spend the night Ia n
houHaboat across Salmon bay Ilc
did not return Ills eon. Andor.
son fears that be may have been
drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
% You KNOW?

- y y states 10 the union cele-
legal holiday Columbus
- So Y. octooer u. 10 commemorate
.-..eo'eFy q American
y : san Weeds, who guards the
~. ~ On ~ second floor OF the
y s5 se Used 70 BE- known az
- 9sli'aSoerry King" when he
=. W. ne fruit from leeht acres
~, ss Y. u years ago?
~ ~ Washington Is the onyl state
Z s. aaion named after one Of
~. ..'aetils ofahe United gtateag
h- ~, sae deepest snow in Seattle
ne winter Of 1880. when h
~. ' snd a half feet deep?
i s. Jacob Furth, chairman OF
49, s,'i sefate Of the Seattle Ma.
49, s, and y u. Iaflmer. lts
a. ~ came 70 Seattle in the
= ne hsdsln.sssttls battle.
al ' '..a. In recent govern.
y ~ ~. won the trophy Tor eet.
a ~ y psa' rezults from the leaat
Z. s \, Of fuel Of any American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

WINNIPEG. Man, Oct. io.-The
first Canadian Northern train In
several days arrived here at ti:o5
this morning from Fort Francis.
this being the Duluth special.
Among the passengers was J. X.
Cameron. general superintendent
Of the Canadian Northern. who
says published reports Of the total
dead OF 500 are probably eonserva-
tive. He says IL the fire has reach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

pectcd arrival % a baby caused
John Diets to fling aside bis deadly
Winchestsr--sh life of his wife
aud anhorn babe made him surren.
der
And 80 today John pistE. stili
maintaining the justice OF his poai
tion. Is IN Jail. and the famous
Cameron dam. on the ThouuAppls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
Edmond V. Cook Here

Edmund Vance Cooke. poet phil
osopher and storyteller 10 children
Is In Seattle and will speak at the
afternoon meeting in the Seattle Y.
NJ. c. A. next Sunday afternoon.
The delightful little fairy tales Of
Cooke are well known to readers
OF The Star. several OF the series
having been published in this news
paper
The visitor. whose home is in
Cleveland, Ohio. is devoting much
OF his time in promoting the move
ment for a more satisfactory study
Of poetry and literature in the pub
lie schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
MERGER HEARING STARTS

ST PAUL. MINI. Oct i0.--Ths
United States circuit court today
began hearing testimony IN the
Union Pacific merger suit Attor-
neyu KelloKK and Severance repre-
asuted the government Those who
appeared on behalf OF the railroads
wcrc John G. Spooner. ". II. Loom
Is OF Omaha. r. v Dunno OF san
Francisco and Judge Robert s 10.
vest
The hearing Is on the suits
brough, by the government against
the combine of practically every
big railroad In the west Il Is
charged that the roads have a Sc.
crrt agreement that has for Its oh
icct the enforcement Of Increased
and excessive freight rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
Tried to Cash Tip

When George Arbuckle, alias
Kelly. picked up a bar tab show.
ing that one Louis Snyder bad 1855
on deposit at Jameson & hoffetts
saloon and tried 10 cash the tab.
he plunged himself into a peck Of
trouble
Arbuckle. or Kelly. vas thrown
into Jail b Pairolman Morris and
this morning be was unable 70 ex-
plain shy he attempted 20 cash the
tab Judge Gordon said the city
needed Kelly for a spell Of SO days
pulling atumpB az the city stock
ade.
"What is your right na.-e?"
queried Judge Gordon.
"Oh, I've gOt two Names smiled
Arbuckle, or Kelly.
And after that 63-day sentence,
too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

river Is open 20 the Chippewa Lum.
Der a Hoom company, an offahoot
Of the WeyerhaeuMef timber trust.
Began Eight Years Ago.
The fght began eight years REa.
when Diets demanded 10 cents toll
fpr every Thousand fest OF timber
------a--s.------s-slaa--sH
Continues CIR Page Three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
ROOSEVELT LETTER WON'T
HELP STAND PAT HUMPHREY

The Roosevelt letter to VIII f..
Humphrey. OF "God-Hates.a Cow.
ard fame has had the effect Of
driving a host of insurgents to
Judge Black. The Black headquar-
ters In the Butler hotel this morn.
ing showed many new faces never
before seen In democratic precincts.
The insurgents who went down
the line for Reyelle are all coming
over to Black, despite the employ
ment by Humphrey OF some of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
7. R. AT hot SPRINGS

ceremony IMPLYING Arkansas. DE
sire for Peace. IN which one little
girl dressed In gray and another in
blue each released two white doves
Col Roosevelt, Il was announced.
VIII spend four days tn the South.
west and will make speeches de-
tending the position he has taken
on the tariff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
Poindexter Got More Than Twice
as Many Votes as Judge Burke

According to the figures of the
state canvassing board. just com.
pleted. Miles Poindexter received
a plurality of 40.S74 votes over
Judge Burke. There We're 1902
votes cast, of which poindexter re
cciver 67.7t4. while Burke got only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Oct. TO-
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Hot
Springs today and this afternoon
opened the Arkansas state fair with
an address
Before opening the fair. Col
Roosevelt watched picturesque
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

men who supported Revelle during
the campaign These insurgents
were opposed to Humphrey on prin-
ciple. and because he is the sort OF
a man that he is. and no appeal to
party solidarity will reach them.
This Is the substance OF their re-
marks around the Black headquar-
tcrs.
Tonight Judge Black speaks at
Hillman City and at Renton. To-
morrow he goes to Bothol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
SOLD BOOZE ON SUNDAY.

Mike Barry, who mp until last
"Wednesday was employed AZ the
Colorado bar. on Washington st.,
between Occidental and First avs.
was fined 800 for selling a pint OF
whiskey 20 Charles Johnson,
stool pigeon" used by Patrolman
Boggess. Barry pleaded guilty. but
explained that he obtained the
liquor from some person who had
the key 10 the saloon, and that he
aid not make a cent by the transac-
ton. No one appeared to pay Bar
RVS fine. and he will spend the next
30 days In jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

26,S40.
In the First Congressional dis.
trict VIII =. Humphrey received
1885 first choice votes out OF a
total of 40,477, which was 1900
votes over the 40 per cent mark
necessary to land him the nominaa
ton on first choice votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

willard and CurtlsB made technical
starts, flying over the race course
fence, but as previously announced.
Il was not their intention to make
a race Of II.
Engine 6o.Horse Power.
There we're 20 gallons Of gasoline
IN the tank to feed the 60-horse pow.
or. eiRht-cyllnder. and lubricating oil
In proportion enough 10 have car
ried the flyer 1850 miles
Ely was CARRIED from head to foot
Continued on Page Three.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and vicinity. oc- =
casional rain tonight and Tues =
day. moderate northcriy :
winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
FEAR 1000 Die In FIRE
Railroads Rush Aid Stricken Sufferers Flee From the
Great Wall of Flame, Leaving Their Dead Behind

ed Rapid River not a settler can
have escaped.
Telesrsphic communication has
been restored from Fort Frances to
Fort William.
The Rainy River Lumber Co.'S
plan, and 10000, 600 feet Of lumber
Is Intact II will be a month before
a list Of the total deaths will be
available.
Continued on Page Three.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
COPS 6LUSHED WHEN
THEY BOUGHT LINGERIE

= ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Oct. ,
= i0.-Blushing detectives visit. ,
4 ed department stores here and I
= bought an entire outfit OF ,
4 clothes that included lingerie. ,
4 after a mean thief had entered ,
4 the apartments OF a pretty Wis 4
= iting maid, whose identity Is /,
4 being concealed by the gallant 4
4 coppers. and stolen her entire 4
Z outfit. She called up head ,
4 quarters by telephone. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

a divorce decree divorces nus
band and wife but not partnes from
children. G. q. Poland. q West Sc
attic politician. didn't wan TO pay
$40 per month for the maintenance
Of his three children any longer, as
they we're IN the custody OF ME
divorced wife. who has remarked
The court ordered him 10 pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

Washington.--Civil service ex-
animation at Seattle In November
for ianitor for immigration station.
Salary. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

Walls Walla.-The Baker Boyer
bank has applied 20 be designated
by the government as a depository
for postal savings funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

FNrER Wis, Oct. 10 Eight
I1a 4 tesiance. backed b Win
sAsSs rfiea. was brought 20 a dra
~ use Saturday Whsn jobs =
NJ s1h q bullet through hts ieft
/ ~ ~ his little daughter oaf of
II afn house with a white flag
|Sszss 70 a watehfal posse % dep
n Aeriffs. Who we're ready 20
|63 s&z shoot to XIII
X iksi John Diesx wAs afraid
|za tsnsnx wound. not that he
|srt .st have fought 20 the last
o. Sos a. all Only the ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
LONG DISTANCE FLIGHTS

AMERICAN.
May TO- fg0-Glenn Curss Albany New York. 1877 miles,
n 1862 minutes;
june i9ioC. Hamilton, York to Philadelphia, So
miles
September t9lOGonn Curtss, Cleveland TO Cedar Point
and return. 1t0 miles. stop; three days
September 20. 1910-walter Brookns, Chicago to Spring.
field ILL.,, 1877 miles
FOREIGN.
November 19t0-llenry Faman, Chaons, France 1i
m 4 n minutes.
April 49, 19l0-Inuis Pauhan Orleans 10 ArcessurAubo,
France miles: 2 hours so minutes.
April 49, 19iO-Louis Pauhan London to Manchester $50
m 70 hours;
June Q, Battle-Ground, Chaonssur Marine to Paris. 1906
m hours 90 minutes
August 49, t9lO-LeBanc, Mezeres TO Donai. France, 81
miles
September g. Bielovucc Parts Bordeaux miles,
z hours. stops
September %. t9O-Geogo Chavez Briog to Demodossoo
Italy Alps, Is miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

Chief Of Police Charles W wappcnatsin.
Why allowed ucol az the following
all in office
In The unon block ur rnlyt. M g nen. managegf
Al the stradford bar Second avf
Berryman'a. John Cooper. manREsff
Al the club Charley nruwn uAnAxer7
Williams manaEeFf
the Dwfroit Mickey Weleh, MANAGER
Al the College Cafe PIKE. Gsorse Common manageFf
Cellar. the Detroit Dutch manhEerf
Orienfal Third ay.F
Rico James Ntf
At Hlly EmexaunN. Thlrd and rnionf
ngcokiyu hotel scotty Ferguson. manaFsrF
handhooks running. Mr. WAppcnset
You that Johnny Clancy running them You know tbs
his Detroit hotel that from his hot
telephone handbook In the city
that Martin q waycot Of San Francisco furnis
Clancy his
Clancy advertised his handbook business
you say about all thisf
graft there nftf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
Ely Starts ON 1,OOO-Mile Air Trip

fBy Uaitea Frsss.l
CHICAGO, Oct. 1o.--Aviator ely,
flying from Chicago 10 New York,
10 believed 10 have been injured
near Beverly early today. ely as
cended from the Beverly golf links
az 1870 and later was reported 10
have alighted, striking the ground
II q rather abrupt angle. Messen-
gers we're al once sent out 10 learn
the extent Of his nishsp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
SOME COMEDY nv
THIS VICE GAME

The birets Of this corpora.
sion shall be 10 promote . fra
teruai feeling among lts rem.
bers. GO promote thelr moral
ard physleal welfare, &c ero-
Vide club rooms ard recreation
pariorH for tire nsncfit Of ia
members. 20 maintain reading
rooms. billiard roons ard gym.
nasiura. To erect q club house.
secure lard upon which 20
erect the same. ard 90 do what
ever else may be necessary 70
prouots tire Interest of the
members % TIRE elgb."
No. gentle reader. thss IL no, an
excerpi from tho prospectus u the
Boy Scouts
n T. the sworn statement ~ tho
Northern Club. am shown IN the
articles % incorporation on file In
the county auditors office And
the Northern Club Was tho worNi
gambling he'll that ever existed IN
Seattle. u made over a quarter o.
million dollars In few weeks
because Mayor GIN and Chief q
Police wappensteiu did not enforce
the laws
IL certainly did promote fra.
ternal feeling among iss mem6~rH.
Gideon Tuppsr. It's president. Clar-
cnce J. Gerald. itH vice president
aud treasurer. G. ~ Crawford. It's
secretary and manager. r y. Brad.
shaw. q A. Crawford and W O.
Mallory. lie trustees. have a fra.
tarnai feeling for each other They
love each other like brothers. while
the money lasts.
No doubt their moral and phy.
steal" welfare wRa promoted. 10 say
nothing % their financial welfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10


carbureter compelled Eugene Ely.
the daring aviator who II today con
tlnulug his flight by aeroplane from
Chicago TO New York. 10 descend
after only ~ minutes In the air on
the first lap Of the i.0o0mlle jour
ney yesterday. During bis short stay
aloft. however. Ely had flown j
miles. Other damage sustained by
the machine necessitated a longer
stop. however. and Ely went To n
hotel az Gary, Ind. TO rest. Intend
ing 10 resume the flight early this
morning
Ely has seven days in which to
complete his trip The prize Is t2b,-
600. offered by the Chicago Evening
Post and the New York Times. A
gpeclal train on the Lake Shore n
Michigan Southern railway and the
New York Central will keep as
closely In touch with the aeroplane
as posslble. Besides newspaper
men and n few enthusiasts, the
train viii cary the repair parts and
machlnists
ely the only Starter.
Owing to the chilli OF the air and
a smart northwest Wind, only a
small crowd gathered at the Haw-
thorne race track 70 see the start
Of the trial, which despite the fact
that a field OF eight starters orig
lnally counted on. dwindled 20 one.
IA attn the most ambitious flight yet
attempted In the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
, Esro,s,f 1000 A
, 'SV VI, MINERS BAar /.

4 ANN e,'llEo BY LIVE Wire !
4 ths ss 1,on1ales, wife Of one =
Var 4 Hf H. men, walked =
iissi T I've wire with her in. =
sHs ssa baby seized tho =
dAen ~. vas electrocuted =
: lAs nst an q the chllds death >
FfFFf+44444
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

,.sssssss
ma acssas look nor act =
M. A oatlaw-exeepi when
. s.vefy comes too close =
~ IL ssnals bluc eyes show =
.ssak Is teeth come tosssh- =
. : - Il ffie harks BE cor .
/. A. sssromes q reporter, =
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