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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
Two Maidcns, Who May Have
Been Beautiful. Have Mar
row Escape From Pesky
Savagcs.

Hoi. dusty plains Red fire
slows In the distance
Hal
The Indians are coming. With
horses and guns and folded tcpeea
dragging. with war paint aud fcRth.
ers like 30 many chanteclefp. they
come
Tia againi
In their midst are two maidenk.
perhaps beautiful maldcus They
are prisoners. All. cruel fate
For all can guess what viii hap.
pen next They viii be burned at
the stake
BE brave. sister" you can almost
hear them tell each other.
Hut no. Help % nigh. For Buf
falo BIN. king Of scouts. Ia on the
trail OF the mcrciiesa redskins We
see him ride malesticaily over the
top Of yon hill. his hand shading
the eyes. scanning the landscape
Thank God. sister. we will yet be
saved Brave Buffalo Bill will res.
cue US
And u 10 so
Trapa-trap Trap-a-trap - TRAP.
A-TRAP. The brave scout. with his
cowboys. gallops across me plains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
POLITICAL CROOKS

keyefting for moment the less academic
question Of political honesty:
ISIT HONEST?
For Senatorial candidate like Burke deny that he is the
candidate Of the special interests when all the representatives
me special interests who taking any active part IN the
~"paign are openly supporting him;
for the managers OF senatorial candidate 10 claim for him
me support Of organized labor when all the important labor
ganzaons have publicly and deianty declared their indy
ng opposition o himf
is 1T HONEST?
for congressman like Humphrey TO take money from
sh interests whose legislative desires he is endeavorng to
nave enacted into law?
for congressman who is standpatter at Washington,
- ~ 70 pose as progressive at homer
foF congressman who has been given great slices OF fat
% he pork barrel for his subservency corrupt machine
efficiency?
Think Of It for a moment.
~ "oudnt term this Of thing political dishonesty
wouldn't you call men responsible for it, political crooksf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
DO YOU KNOW?

That the Seattle National Bank
has applied 10 be named depos.
itary tor postal saving bank funds
That the United States assay OF.
flee yesterday received ti60.l72 In
gold bars from Fairbanks and $40.
600 from sitka. Alaska7
That Congressman Humphrey,
who Is seeking denomination on a
standpat platform. rs not even a
home owner In Seattle, but lives AT
the Washington Annex
That Rochester is the only city
In the United States that has erect
ed a statue for a neRro2 Frederick
Douglas Is the recipient OF this
honor.
That c. A. Neagle, vault clerk in
the county clerks office. in spite
OF his threcscore years or more.
is sflll one OF the most active fish
ormen In the city2 lie recently
caught a trout weighing ~ pounds
and measuring 2s inches, and has
a snapshot 20 prove it.
That Judge Burke urged the cleo.
ton Of Levi Ankeny for senator In
1903 In preference 10 Harold Pres.
ton, who was King county's unanl.
nous choice for that position at
that timer
That Tom Anderson narrowly es.
capped being q law professor AZ
Stanford university? He was of.
fered the position. but refused IL TO
come to Seattle 10 practice law.
That after Miles PolndeSter shall
have served three terms in the
United States senate. he will sun
be younger than Judge Burke. his
leading opponent. Is now2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
MEN TO VOTE FOR

The Star in presenting an advisory ballot its readers
ants 4 distinctly understood that assumes responsibility
" aure political conduct OF the named Ideal candi-
[ are few and hard TO find and there candidates named
dates r,nanvinp ballot that could we'll be improved on
a Star however thorough and unbiased nvestiga
& has selected whom II considers tho best from the
n,,sl available In some cases II was reluctant choosing
= ohers il was OF picking the lesser evils and in still
h.r instances selection forced by the necessity OF de-
Eating some known incompetent candidate whose
s~,rd demands that he be kept out of office.
The advisory ballot while ideal is in the opinion OF The
c such as will give the satisfaction to the voters
r,hss than this statement The Star does not wish to
al eourse part OF the above all applies to Miles
pcodr The Star recommends him to the voters without
any SaaH'''fo R UNITED STATES SENATOR
Miles f0'''''''' FOR CONGRESS-
either Thos Revelle choice aud James W Bryan second
sS second eSocc Humphrey
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR
0' Fos COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
: '''' FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
ave. FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
WIN u mama FOR SHERIFF.
Robert l. FOB Fos PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
James f. Bradford Of iohn Murphy
Second Dstr~I L Hamilton. entirely satisfactory. but
FoR JUSTICES OF Ias PEACE.
STATE SENATOR'S.
rss,,. pissries&Rslpa Nichols Defeat Norris
rSiry.ssood oisrs-GeO cotteril use scEsrs
third District-Ptny l. Allen
rhIrytcarth pses-The star recommend neither cand
rhirynrh os,rietIossh Collins The least OF three evils
ysixtho istrc,-John A. Whaiey.
psc-Frank G. Jackson Defeat Palmer by all
REPRESENTATIVES,
Forsn District Fred Mess Howard Taylor, Stephen
ssrsyfrs Dissrlessamue Coles Defeat Weston Gay
ssrysseona District Edsa Wright Walt r Christensen
District-Vietor zcdnck
DsfFtctEugene A Chde H. v Kennedy.
satisfactory. opponents
Dsrct-Francia W. Jeriea.
Monerieffe
FOrtysev.nsh Smith. H. d Defea,
f. Chef Belding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
Them Injuns Shore Would-a Burned 'em at
the Stake eff Buffalo Bill Hadn't a-Come

Bang bang bane BANG. Tho indians
are fleeing. A few OF them remain
"a fold up their tepecs neatly. and
PASS. unmolcEied. off At the north
exit Tho rest are weltering In
their blood. The perhaps. beautiful
maidena are saved and restored TO
their families They will get n
breathing spell before they have to
come out ~ CosSark girl riders.
II II hadn't been for
ul Two strong backed young
men who worked all the time pump.
inE gas into the lights In front Of
the audience. and
ca The nhriil voiced song ven.
dor shouting. Oh. You spearmlnt
Kid VITA the wrigiey Eyes" and
\ Trust Ny Husband. but Like TO
Stick Around
II II hadn't been for these. you'd
have thought you we're back along
the North Platte again. or behind
the barn with great yellow backed
novel For neither novels nor his.
tories mention the WORTHLESS nj the
gas pumps nor the young man with
the wrigleyeyes song
Col Cody and Mai Pawnee Bill.
made history again for the
umsteen huudredth time az the
jefferson Il. grounds. II isn't going
too far 20 say that enough people
crowded the first performance last
night No that late corners bad to sit
about block from the field Of ac
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
MUST PROVE AGAIN
THAT HE is BROKE

Angelo de Martini. Georgetown
saloon man and Italian banker. who
went down In bankruptcy five years
ago, will have TO prove all over
again that he is as hard up as no
said
When de Martini went through
bankruptcy he alleged $50 assets
and $4,000 debts. About $4,000
of these debts, It was charged, was
in money intrusted to him by his
countrymen.
Now Attorney Thomas Meade,
for the creditors, tells the court
that he has discovered that de
Martini. far from being broke, has
about $4,000 Federal Judge VOL.
verton has ordered the bankruptcy
proceedings reopened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
COUNTY or KING. vs..

COUNTY or KING. ~.
Hsxard A. Lund. being first duly
sFun. on bis oath deposes and
mys.
THIS Is the way Hillman's insti.
tHtion does business
On August 20. 1910, was In.
duced 20 purchase from one J. r
foreman seventy acres Of land I'm
Paglsbo. Kitsap county. Washing
ton. for twenty eight hundred and
fifty dollars ls2.s50l. for which !
paid down fifty dollars (s50t cash
and gave 2 check on an Eastern
bank in the sum ~ eighteen hun
ared dollars ~ .s00l. that I soon
discovered that Mr. Hillman =
agents representations an to the
value Of land In this community
vas greatly exaggerated. and ] no
tified the outfit that ! intended 70
stop payment Of the check.
Then, IN order 10 effect a sale, one
o. hillman's men. S. y. sutter
Enough he did not az that time let
me know that ne was FfiIInan's
mani, falsely represented himself
70 ne married man and farmer
VINO had just arrived from the East
win the Intention Of purchasing
some farm land, and took an option
o. ten acres Of this land for the
SUIT Of one thousand dollars ISL
WI, which was done in order 10
gst ne 70 pay over the 1900; that
m's was done solely for the pur-
POSE o. giving me the idea that this
lana ~as more valuable than what
paid for i, and vas buneoed
,n'e giving the check for eighteen
hundred dollars (tf 300.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09


with unlimited money at Ita die,
poEal. the Burke organization Is
flooding Seattle. II flooding Wash.
lngton with anonymous circulars
making false statements and raising
confusing issues ia the senatorial
campaign
In the thlekly populated oenters.
in places where information IA
easily ohtainable. these statements
are readily answered. and the Il.
feet OF these underhRnden methods
are easily counteracted Hat the
men engaged in this Kind ~ politics
are too shrewd 10 expect 10 accom-.
pliHh much with them IN such
places So they are sending them
chiefly into isolated communities.
to the lumber mills. the LOSING
camps. to the places which are diff
hcult 20 reach aud where accurate
information ~ not easily obtain
able.
They hope by these methods a.
deceive honest citizens Into voting
for the candidate Of the HillH. the
Gawgenheima and the Meyer.
haeuzers They hope 20 OBJECT the
vote ~ the intelligent and Informed
with the vote % the ignorant, the
uniformed and the cretnloua
uut the anonymous circular In ".
self IL an insult 70 the intelligence.
It's v.ry appearances. SO well il Il
known as the weapon Of the political
crook aruussa. as II should the
suspicion Of the very men Il il ex.
pccted % deludc
The candidate who will nHe a
corporation slusa fund In his cam.
paign wili submit himself In office
70 corporate domination The man
whe viii stoop 10 underhsnded
methods 70 get elected will betrny
his constituents BY undermined
methods In office
The very appearance Of an anopy'
NOUS circular Il n warning To the
voter OF the deceptive character Of
the candidate II advocates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
WANTED TO SEE WORLD
BUT POLICE GIT HER

She Is only Is, but she wanted 20
see the world. Two days ago she
left BremertOn without the formal.
ity Of a goodbye Last night she
was arrested by Police Sergeant
Dagner and patrolman Corbett
II was fearful little girl who
faced the book" AZ police head
quarters. She gave her name as
Ellen Nibbe.
Il wanted to dance n lot and they
wouldn't let me" she explained be.
tween aobs Ellen willingly went
home this morning She says see
ing the world AZ 10 isn't all roses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
TWO REPORTS
NOW PROBABLE
Seereays Friends Save His Scalp Today by Boiling Meeting
OF Observation-Disclosures May Now Ignore Stand
pat Faction.

MINNEAPOLIS Sept chairman Nelson Of the BaInger
vestgatng committee today called off
tee scheduled for this afternoon
meet at the Auditorium Annex hotel Tuesday
morning
The fact that the Balngertes meeting
made Impossible
stayed purposey Bange
port the five members who voted
day we're present again today.
The anuBalnger members Of the
ing committee declared today disregard Chairman
sons order 10 Chicago
their session here, they ma a forma
This action the Bangers opponents
tee makes probable that
sections, and that reports VIII be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
Beer Costs Money

As consumer Of coin the mug
that muddles is the real incinerator.
At least so thinks Tom Nolan. log
ger. Tom came 10 TOM Wcdnes.
day night with t146 livery cent Of
n passed over Washington 81. bars
with the exception OF a few cents
spent for sandwiches, Last night
Tom was arrested by Patroman
Brown for begging. lie will spend
the next six days in jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09

him $3.50 This amount did no, sn-
clude cash for drinks.
But after several drinks George
decided thar Gerties voice was noe
as sweet as a canary's and be de-
manded that Gertie refund the price
Of her meal. Then Gertie heaved
the pitcher.
Sergeant Keefe took both 10 po-
lice headquarters. This morning
Gertie drew fine Of SIS. George
was ordered 10 pay a fine OF $40.
And George did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
WITH A PITCHER, GERTIE REFUSED
TO PAY FOR DRINKS GEORGE BOUGHT

Geriie Brown. who says she raises
canary birds 20 keep the wolf away
from the door. was fined S25 by
Police Judge Gordon this morning
for heaving pitcher at George
keefe.
George and Gerile For acquainted
yesterday afternoon in a downtown
cafe. George told Gertie that she
had a voice better than any OF her
canarics. Gergic and George got
along famously after that. George
bought dinner for two. and IL cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
BURKE WOULD HELP THROTTLE SEATTLE

from the Washington will
establishing the transportation through the Pan
canal.
toll charged the will be Of the ut
mos Importance Seattle and Washington.
II the toll high the railroads want TO be- Seattle will
benefit from the canal The railroads will handle the
they will the mercy
the railroads.
Judge Burke has make choice between the railroads
how Will he deoide2
He railroad attorney his Through rail.
roads millions Heretofore his
life has through the public
corporation.
Judge forget lifetime even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
WAS bessie RouoH7

4 The vicious pFopensities OF 4
= a COW belonging TO Henry and 4
= Thomas Hart. Of Auburn. is 4
= the subject OF fierceiy con 4
\ tested legal battle IN Judge 4
4 Aibertson's court today. 4
= Mrs Anna G. Lundauist. who 4
4 was Injured by a furious at \
4 tack which she alleges the 4
4 COW made upon her last April. 4
= wants $4,000 damages and 4
= $500 physicians fees 4
4 Her attorneys charge that a
4 the innocent looking COW has 4
= the temper Of a wildcat The 4
4 Harris. however, insist that 4
a Bessie has never shown any 4
= disposition TO be anything but 4
4 gentle. courteous and well be- 4
4 haved. 4
WV 4~TFF E4F4 y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09

Try iutfsu lfna4f
LOS ANGELES. Sept 9--The po-
lice found today two sticks OF dyna.
mite. vith caps and fuses attached.
In the basement Of the new hall of
records. a county building In course
OF construction on Court IT. and
which viii cost when completed
81. 600 600
The police attribute the work 10
triklng metal workers. Nho are said
to be lncenaed against the employ
ment Of strike breakers on the hall
OF records.
Shortly after midnight an un.
known man called the police station
on the telephone and Informed the
detective department that the hall Of
records would be blown TO pieces
before daylight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09

ST. PAUL. 9.-James J. declaration state
control power furnished Delegate Joues Of
Washington with subject upon the ad
Yocntes OF states rights during their
federal controllats
This skirmish opened Commissioner Ross
Washington behalf the factions Upou the
mention of Hills Jones replied, saying
'liiN recently received of Washington
ter sites capable Of developing horsepower All
the state got out OF the transaction
wonderful favorH state control ?"
Jones also aimed slap a Hay OF Washington
the leader OF the favorng control who
boed the congress early the charged that they
had corporations secure water mower sles a.
Washington for a song
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09

" he willing to do sol shake
the big business interests which standing him
And remember Panama canal
will be the fight history American
Rightly managed and administered
the canal will eliminate the govern
ment domination Instead OF 5000 miles
ali the traffic will bear" there will be the
competition be
pooling gentlemens
" is what this 10
some niggady appropriation Nched from the the
shameful scramble In the last o
CAN YOU, MR. VOTER, RELY JUDGE BuR.>- TAKE
YOUR SIDE AGAINST HIS OLD FRIENDS THE RAiLRoAos9
CAN YOU DEcENTLY EXPECT IT OF HlM9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
JAP is HELD UP

X Ohara. a Japanese truck gard.
ener. was held up BY two men a
mile south Of South Park last night
and robbed 0f his days receipts.
amounting TO 81 The highwaymen
then commanded their victim to
20 on about his business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
MAKE ANYBODY MAD
TO BE STEPPED ON

Someone stepped on John Lynn's
pet corn last night on Washington
St. and Lynn raised so much fuss
that Patrolman Tobin took him TO
jail Judge Gordon decided today
that there was sufficient justifca-
ton for Mr. Lynn's wrath and al
lowed him 10 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
BOWERS DEAD

BOSTON, Sept 9-Unlted states
Solicitor General Lloyd w. Bowers
died today at the Hotel Touraine
from complicated bronchitis.
Bowers recently was mentioned
prominently for a seat on the Unit.
ed States supreme bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
Lake FERRY
BOAT SINKS

LUDlNGToN. Mich. Sept, s--A
wireless message received here TO.
day reports that the Pere Marquette
ferry No. IS has foundored in Lake
Michigan The ferry's crew. mum
berlng Is men. Is reported to have
been rescued The message places
the loss at $500 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
Circus Man Arrested

Frank Jenkins. one OF crowd
which IL following Buffalo BilIs
Wild West show. was arrested last
night hy patrolman Brown because
he was broke and idiing his time in
saloons. Jenkins was given hours"
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
NEGRO FALLs FRoM cAR.

j. X Coarun. an aged negro, fell
from q street car at Jackson 81. and
Maynard av.. last night, sustaining
q severe laceratiOn on the forehead.
lie was taken 10 the Seattle Gen
eral hospital lie Is suffering Sc
verely from the shock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
BROWNE FREED


CHICAGO. Sept s.--Lee O'Neii
Browne was acquitted OF legislative
bribery today The jury reported
verdict OF not guilty shortly be-
fore O'Clock this afternoon.
Browne was not in the court room
when the jury announced that it's
verdict was ready. and the report
was delayed while he was sent for.
The crowd in the court room
cheered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
NEW FRAUD
EXPOSED

Howard Lund Tells OF Another Clever Buncc Game Worked
by c. D. Hlman and His Agents Get the Money
Sharks Agent Posed AS Eastern Farmer and Took Option
Victims Land in Effort Induce Him Make Second
Payment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
TUG is MISSING.
us Tult-.t pre..

ASHTABULA. O.. Sept 9.--The
fishing tug Ciseoe is missing from
port today, and 1t is feared she
foundered in the storm which swept
Lake Erie last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09
Kids Play for Poindexter,

The ehildren's band from the In.
dustrial home at Des Moines gave
concerts on the street today which
attracted considerable favorable
attention. The little tots are
there with the goods, and win
entertain the audience which
greets Miles PoindeNter at the
Dreamland rink tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09

Barrel
Is Open

! ttttstttt+tss,

= The statement circulated by
= printed matter. dodgers and
= IN other WAYS that voted for
= the free admission of foreign
Z lumber and shingles into the
= United States IL an absolute
a lie voted 90 retain the
= duty upon lumber and shingles
4 and the records Of the con
. gress % tho United States
4 will show H.
MILES PoINDEXTER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09

\ Frank Mulligan, charter
+ member of the ldlers' league.
4 stood in the police court this
4 morning shaking like a leaf.
4 whats the matter with
4 your queried City Attorney
4 Pierce.
4 1--WE been slowed for quite
4 a spell" quavered Mulligan.
4 "a sort OF Mulligan stew"
4 commented the city attorney.
~ Give days" said Judge
4 Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-09

Two b oi ndhugut nha IA in
uk a
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-24

BY A. c. Fox-Dayies. author OF The Oar
Macauley company, New York Price. 81. so.
The Duplicate Death is the title of
the latest Fox Davies story. and its
plot is as complicated and mysterious
as it's title promises. The author is
gifted with very vivid imagination
and draws upon it to its limit in this
latest book
Some 20 years before this story opens
old Lord Madeley has married Eulalie
Alvarez, who with her sister, Dolores.
has been on the music hall stage of
London Shortly after the marriage
Dolores, the sister. is found dead in
her apartment in London. She Is lying
by the bedside on open half bottle
of champagne and a glass from which
some of the wine had been drank.
Much investigation finally brings a
verdict of suicide during a period of
temporary insanity. A certain young
lawyer named Tempest had been much
interested in the case, and made all
sorts of Investigations on his own ac-
count and, though quite unable to
solve the mystery, it has lain in the
back of his brain all these years, and
he has always hoped to run across
some clew.
Now the real story opens with the
murder of Sir John ReIlingham, we'll
known solicitor. He is shot through
the temple in his private Office and
there is absolutely no clew to the mur
derer. Then comes the murder of
Evange1ine Stableford, the adopted