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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
BAKERS BOY
SHOOTS SELF

Good bye. n any mail o.,
destroy o." spii'eA
This was the only expls...
left IN a note BY Valno A n'oa
young bakers apprentice. who :.
terday afternoon fired two 49, ~
into hla body 10 a clump ~ hs..sA
near the lake terminus ~ IN. uas5
son ~ cable line. 'sp
Ono bullet entered the r,yb.
and lodged under The len I'll, ~ ~
penetrating the brain. A soe,.s
bullet was fired into the ~, Ina
Neither wound ~ considered ,s,as
huer formerly vas employed a. ~
Union Bakery. on Pike 81 bets
Second and Third avs he ~.
Saturday because the proprle,ars !.
fused 10 advance his salary r.
tif a week and board 10 tIs ~
board @ua
Auers farewell note was aas,...
Cd 10 a friend Edward Kangae ~.
says be knows Of no reason T..
Auera rash act The wounded MAJ
Is - lie roomed al the Y.Mca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20

upon the kindeys. bladder ana M.
nary system: heals. cleansea vial
lies and regulates these orgsns
ducts and glands and completes
the cure usually within a few dsys
Lame back. painful stitches yhsu-
ma,ism. Prostate trouble, nesvous
headache. dizziness. lrriiab.ll,y
slecplessness. inflamed or puffy
cyeiide. bilious stomach or wezs.
WORKOUT, tired feeling and oshss
symptoms caused BY sluggish. In.
active kidneys disappear. Uncoa.
trullable. nmarting. frequent urs
nation especially AZ night and al
bladder misery ends.
Your physician. pharmacist. bank
or or any mercantile agency viii
vouch for the responsibility q
Pape. Thompson & Pspe Of Cincin
natl. who prepare Pape's Dinretie--
80 cent treatment--soId b. even
druggist in the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
CRIPPEH ON STAND


AC@NNANdeosf
9 and 8 o'clock. found that abe had
gone. tried 10 think bow to cover
up hor absence 30 there would be
no scandal
= wrote 20 tho guild that she had
gone. ! also told ny friends the
same thing Aftsfward / realized
that this would be- an insufficient
reason Tor her not returning. and
30 told them all that abe wac dead
] do not remember tslliaE where
she died except saying that Il was
In California
When asked where my sou
lived. gave his address then
advertised ln the Era that she Was
dead. thinking Il would prevent
people from asking me lot Of
questions Whatever q others
regarding hsg death Wa haalusaly
wronE and vas done TO prevent q
scandal
4 do not know what my Wife
took with her when she sent.
Suspect Knew Plans.
"Crippen was daily told 81 the
plans 60 capture him by the Mont.
rose duartermaatcF. said Tobiu.
The quartarmasieF agreed 10 40
crete him 10 the freight. Al frat
Crippen acrcded. then. feeling he
had nothing 10 conceal. he refused
and deliberately awaited arrest
While contemplating hiding. Grip.
pen wrote letters intended 10 pre-
vent = search o. the vessel after his
absence from the ship vas discoy.
cred He planned to have Miss lie.
ncve 20 ashore openly and then a.
join her"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
bALl|NGER IS
ACCUSED Of
SPITE WORK

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct 20 -
freierFing charges that Richard A..
Bailinger. secretary OF the interior.
has refused 20 admit him 20 prac
tice In the department Of the In.
terror and its bureaus because OF
unfayorable testimony he gave In
the bailinger Plnchot investigation.
Horace Tliiard Jones. formerly q
special agent II the general land
office, today teiegraphed lnasruc.
tons 20 Washington 10 his brother.
Eugene A Jones 10 institute man
damus proceedings against the sec.
Rotary Of the Interior and the CON.
missioner % the general land Of.
flee. compelling his admission.
This action was taken By Mr..
Jones. who - practlelnG Law In
Portland. following the receipt OF
the following telegram from his
brother.
Action upon your application la
being withheld until after election.
when, In ms opinion. II will be- 70.
iected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
PICK MAN FOR
MAYOR TODAY

The trustees Of the Public Wei.
fare League will meet At o'clock
this afternoon in room 2il Pioneer
block. to consider recall eandi.
date FOR mayor
The choice Of the executive
committee Is said TO have been
narrowed down 10 George II.
Walker and George billing Friends
OF Mr.. billing say be viii not ae.
cept the nomination. as IL would on.
tail too great a personal sacrifice.
Mr. nllllng declines 10 state
whether or not he has been APP
preached by the league aud would
NOT discuss the question In any
terms. but his business associates
and personal friends intimate that
the offer will be declined Tor the
reason that Mr. billing would have
10 give up a big real estate bust.
ness at great financial loss.
Mr. Walkers attitude IL un.
known. From a business stand.
point he Is In much the same poal.
ton as Mr. billing. but friends de.
clare he may be induced 10 make
the personal sacrifice necessary 10
be a recall candidate
So far there has been no an.
nouncemeut made by the executive
committee Of the league as 20 the
Identity OF the possible candidates
The only information that has
been given out Is that the candi.
date viii not be a member OF the
Public Welfare League and will
not be a man who has any political
strings attached TO him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
DISTRICT is
WIDE OPEN

The restricted district was going
run blast again last night without
the slightest regard to the iniunc'
ton issued last saturday by ludse
Gillian. The dcnlyens " the dis.
trlct are said TO be acting on the
advice 90 their attorneys. Wcdnes-
dav night there was rumor that
the sheriff would raid the district
and there was hasty scurry To
cover.
Last night they all came out Of
their holes. and the Midway and
other dives below The line were
allght and merry as of yore.
Judge Gillian. who issued the IN
junction. resumed his place on the
bench this morning, after an alb
sence OF several days east OF the
mountains,
Il Is expected that Wilmon Tuck
or. acting Ia behalf Of James h.
Murphy. the plaintiff In the origi
nal suit which brought about the
ggning OF the injunction, viii file
affidavits this afternoon asking
that those responsible FOR keeping
the vice district open be punished
for contempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
WHITE SLAYER
JUMPS BAIL

Harry Rosenncld an alleged
white SLAYER" jumped his bail Of
$500 this morning. when be failed
10 appear before Judge Ronald To-
the superior court for trial.
iBoaenfiold was arrested last May
by immigration Inspector Fisher
and Was placed on trial on June !.
The jury could not agree. and
H0Hcnfield'a second trial was 20
commence today Deputy Prose
cuior Murphy who conducted the
previous trial. rs convinced that he
has ample evidence TO convict him.
a bench warrant for bis arrest was
issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
MAN SHOT


(coneidded.l
aass.----aa=--e---a-asee s.a-svaaat=aa7ss~-s 49,
next he remembers. ho says. was
some person giaunchinR the blood
No Words spoken.
weich's aaaailant 10 described a.
young man. well dressed aud ap
parontly bent on taking Welch's
iifo without ceremony No words
PASSED between the men
After attempting 10 murder his
victim. the mysterious stranger
led through q rear door
To Captain OF Detectives Ten.
lant. WEIGH today said be thought
he shooting was a case OF mis.
laken Identity
when u WAS suggested that tho
outlet which embedded itself in hia
aeektle would make a unique stick.
pln. Welch smiled and said
he Jokes About ".
Yes. and " they take an the
bullets out Of me i'll have enough
20 make a watch chain
Welch says be ~ a bartender and
worked for eight months IN San
Francisco ile came 10 Seattle
'our days ago from Vancouver. u.
g.. IN search ~ employment He
haYe be made the Detroit hotel biz
headquarters because friend
Claude Smith. 81 San Francisco.
roomcd 81 the same hotel
No amount " questioning could
shake Welch from HIS statement
that be WAS IA total ignorance o.
his Rannilanta identity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
SUPREME COURT Is
UNlNASKED

regular corporation retalners,
who stand ready az all times 20
90 on the witness stand and
swear away the opportunities
for recovery OF the poor MAIN
ed and crippled victims OF rail-.
road, street railroad and other
corporation negligence, insffl.
cheney and greed
FarReaohlno Evil.
one OF the farreaching evils Of
our decaylnF judicial aystem lies IN
the fact that biased or crooked de
eiHion by the court Of one state he
comes thereby guide for the
courts Of other states Following
this piece Of biased judicial iegiala.
ton by our court. the courts ol
many other states have adopted this
method OF ourtailing the righta OF
the unfortunate This. fortunately.
IL not true OF all OF the states in
which the question has been raised.
One of the shining exceptions Is the
state OF Montana
For years We Of Washington have
pointed the finger OF acorn az Mon.
tanR as state IN which honesty
was Improbable. and there was no
such thing az abstract political ylr
tue. We have been told that In
Montana they sell their SENATOR
ships and put decisions of theif
courts up 10 the highout bidder nut
the supreme court ~ Montana, in
1905. during the very flower 81 an
era Of political corruption. atiil pos
seasod the Inherent deeeney TO re.
fuse 20 follow the supreme court Of
Washington IN this Gordon decision.
sweeping away the ancient prlnel
Piles Of personal liberty"
This Lane decision illustrates
the willingness Of the Washing
ten supreme court, ~ that
period, 20 place the wishes and
the profits 81 great corporations
above the ancient principle
Of personal liberty" In tho
nest story Of ,hls series another
decision will be cited 10 ilius
trate the willingness Of the
court, during that period, 20
place the wishes Of lie corpora.
ton champions even above NJ.
man life. These Illustrations
show. also. that the corporation
bias o. the Washington court 10
not recent circumstances. but
studied development of years o.
special Interest interference IN
politics and boss-ruled conven.
ton inlauitY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
Want Receiver for
Who's Looney Now?

NEW YORK. Oct 20--I,A,.
Ncwberger ordered Sheriff Boss
CHAMBER Lima Cavalier and IL
trustees u CHAMBERS estate this an.
ernoon 81 appear N court FRIDAY
and show cause why receive,
should not be appointed over chsn
lers affairs. The courts aesIo.
was taken at the instance Of chan
ler.a first wife. She n endeavorlny
10 bring about a Cancellation y
Chanlera pre-nupdal agreemes,
with the Metropolitan songbIrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20

Interested Ia politics. and was a del
eEate % nearly every democratic
national convention for half cen
fury.
Was Governor Of New York.
lie held several minor offices be
fore ho was elected lieutenant gov
ern0r Of New York on the same
ticket that elected Grover Cleveland
governor When the latter r.
signed 90 go 20 the White House
IN 1854 tiill became governor. and
remained IN that office until 1891
In that year he entered the United
States senate. whore be- served or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
BOY KILLED IN SHAFT

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20 Eyt
IDENTIFY curious TO learn the mochan
ism OF a modern elevator, Paul
samuels. 10. an orrBud hoy employ
ed In laFge dosntown clothiL
store, climbed gader the heaviest
passenger eclyayor In the establish
ment today and was crushed 20
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20

LEANENwoRTH. Kan, Oct 20
Possessed 81 the belief he was
constantly Swallowed by detectives.
John Spnftman. n trusty ~ tho
Kansas state prison who escaped
several days ago when he had hui
fcs weeks 10 serve. returned TO
the prison stables NJ Lansing aud
notified the warden by telephone
he desired 10 surrender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
Hill. DEAD
(coneluded.)

This was iIilla worst defeat, for he
hated Cleveland as intensely az man
can hate another Cleveland had
never fallen IN with Hill'a idea that
Ia political machine should be kept
oiled with carefully distributed
offices.
After the campaign Of 1904. when
mrs friend Alton u. Parker went
down In defeat before Roosevelt
Inn had little OF no Influence IN
either state or national politics
David Il. I'm was born al liza.
yana. N. Y, August 30. isi3. He waa
admitted TO tho bar In 1864 lie
never married From the day he
cast his first vote he was intensely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
Went to Wrong Bed

David Belasco mot the theatrl.
cal managerl was so tired last
night that he wanted 10 go TO bed
early so he entered a Washington
81 lodging house and proceeded 10
break into vacant room. The BE
Ia 20 person no sooner climbed into
bed than Patrolman Donlan pried
him out Judge Gordon took into
consideration David's frank story
and allowed him 10 so with a warn.
ing. Louis Uhlrich duplicated Ia
vid's trick. but he was not very
clear on explanation. He will
spend the next week In the city
Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
NEGRO GETS
OUT AGAIN

William bowman. the notorious
negro Of the restricted district.
was dismissed Ia Judge Browns
court yesterday afternoon on n
charge Of being engaged In the
white slave traffic on the order Of
Prosecuting Attorney George Van.
derveer.
Deputy Prosecutor Mcbride in.
formed the court that Vandervesr
proposed 10 file the information
against Bowman direct In the su.
perior court. and Bowman was re
leased and his bond Of $1,000 dis
charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
Plan Monorail
Road for Puget
Sound Cities

nv F"FFFH FFNFEIT
OLYMPIA. Oct. 20 Belllngham.
Mount Vernon. Port Townsend.
lrondsle and Port Angeles will be
connected by monoraii railroad.
according 20 articles Of incorpora.
ton offered for filing with the sec.
rotary OF state Owing 10 some de.
feets the papers are being held up
Charles G. Gentry. Walter
Strange. and Arpad Tokay are the
ineorpoartors. and the capital stock
Is placed at 81. 600 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
(coneludsd)


OF physicians with authority 20
examine the person Of the In.
lurcd woman.
The supreme court reversed
the case In a decision written
by Gordon. Gordon declared
that the ruling Of the trial
court was reversible error,
that the company was entitled,
as a matter Of law, 20 a ply,
sioal examination OF the plain
elf by persons not Of her &c
lection.
Gordon said In hls opinion
that upon thls point the courts
OF the country were In con-
fllot. Ne resolved IL In favor
OF the corporations. Judge
ReaVls, In a dissenting opinion,
declared the true character o.
the Gordon opinion when he
said. 81 does not seem that
the necessity exists, In obtain
ing justice In these eases, to
overturn ancient principles OF
personal liberty"
Money Above Men.
Gordon. In this aud other de.
cislaus. placed the desires OF cor.
above the ancient pfln.
ciples Of personal liberty" lie and
his associates on the bench had
secured their nominations from
i.taa. rtsfaN s.s,,s.fa.ssff.sss IA ...bfs.l,
corporate Influences were power
ful. II not dominant. and such OF
those judges As desired TO succeed
themselves knew that they would
have 20 secure their denomination.
not from the people. the cham
piuns of "the ancient principles %
personal liberty" but from boss
ruled conventions dominated by
interests seeking the overthrow OF
those principles
The rule laid down By Cor.
don ln the Lane cAse--lald
down In the interests OF great
eorporatlons--is ailil the rule
Of Law IN Washington. and one
Of Ito effects has been the cor.
suption Of portion Of the med.
zeal profession az we'll as %
the legal profession. In King
county. where there arc a great
many Of these cases. and where
the rule la frequently resortsd
10 by the corporation defend.
ants, u has developed an aria-
ioersey Of liek.splttle corpora.
ton physicians, many OF them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
trial
rec
Quickly Cures
Piles al Home
instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All In Plain Wrapper.

Many cases OF piles have been
cured by a trial package of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure without further treat
ment When II PROVES It's value 90
you get more from your druggist
at so cents n box. and be sure you
get what you ask for. Simply send
your name and address to the Pyra-
mid Drug Co, go Pyramid Bldg.
Marshall, Mich, for a free trial
package In plain wrapper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20

David Kortl, one Of the street
cleaners Of Ballard, was this morn
ing stricken with paralysis while
at work. lie was taken TO the
Emergency hospital and later hia
condition was reported improved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
Taft Back

'R3 fNfA"" stf
WASHINGTON. Oct, 20.--After a
summer vacation filled wlth Bever
~ sea breeze, Beverly golf. hobnob
hing with politicians and financlers
President Taft arrived IN Washing
ton al : o'clock this morning pre-
pared for the winter grind az the
national capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
GERMAN SUFFRAGE

w FNFFFH FFFaFI
BERLIN. Oct 20-Thrre is a
growing impression throughout Ger
many that last winters Pruaalau
suffrage demonstrations and the
more recent disorders IN the M0a.
bite quarter are preliminaries 10 &
real revolution Though public men
fear ~ be quoted on such matters.
privately they make no effort 20
conceal their real Views.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20

slS-year-old Ella hilburn OF Bal
lard, died this morning with APP
pendieitis at her home on Bal
lard av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
Charge Stock Frauds

CHICAGO, Oct go Charging
that Irregularities aud Juggling OF
stocks had taken place IN the illi-
nois Central railroad in violation OF
the interstate commerce law. Max
well Edgar. at a meeting Of the
stockholders here today, presented
resolution demanding an lnvesti.
cation Of the roads affairs The
resolution was voted down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
T. p. AT PRESS CLUB.

r. p O'Connor. the distinguished
Irish statesman. will be- entertained
hy the Seattle Press club AZ lunch
con tomorrow noon instead OF FOL
lowing his address at the Alham.
bra theatre tomorrow night. az was
originally planned.
The Seattle clearing house has
passed resolutions thanking press
police and automobile owners for
helping entertain the visiting bank
erH from the east last week
The North Side Republican club
VIII meet tomorrow night In Ma.
sonic Hall 4bth and i4th n. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20

GRANVILLE CITY. III. oct 90
- Mrs Fritz kranzkolb. while trans
planting flowers 10 her garden. an.
earthed filf5. believed 81 have
been buried by her grandfather
who died lu 1886
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20
PROVIDENCE &c oF oeeT

PROVIDENCE FNtE OF DtBI.
VICTORIA. n. G., Oct 20.--The
British Columbia government has
a surplus az s2.T50 900 for the year
which ended on March 3lst last.
The province is In a position 10 pas
Off the whole Of the public debt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-20

WELLHTON. Mo. Oct 20--Mlsa
Katherine Mohan. ~ years old. waa
probably fatally injured when a
street car brushed her from a
tresilc 20 feet high.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
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Weak Bowels

There are two forms of bodily
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This is one point that all should watch
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
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