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and with Il all his possessions, leav-
ing him just where he started And
this was not the only financial mis-.
fortune that fell TO his lot during
the years he has been In Seattle.
Time and time again circumstances
have forced him 10 the financial
wall. but he never quit fighting.
Became Policeman.
At the time of the burning of his
hotel, Seattle was nothing more
than small village. Times were
not the best, and try as he would.
Gov. McGraw could not make an.
other start for himself. Then he
became n policeman.
The police force was small in
those strenuous days, and Il was
but short time when John Me.
Graw, as natural leader of men.
rose to the top and became the
town marshal He held this office
for three years with satisfaction TO
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the east held out for a poor boy.
and Ia 1876 he started for San Fran
cisco. Once there. he waited for
no opportunities to call az his door.
He looked for a Job and got it,
driving a street car on Market st.
II will be difficult for those who
know Gov McGraw. the refined and
polished gentleman, the shrewd,
far.sceing man OF politics. aud the
man with an allembracing grasp
on large affairs, 20 conceive OF him
driving a street car. but that was
his first start I'm the west. and Gov.
McGraw was always proud OF Il.
His stay In San Francisco was
short. Seattle bookoned him. and
he came. Here he started out for
a Job and his first employment was
that OF hotel clerk. From this he
progressed 10 small hotel of his
own Just az he seemed started
toward prosperity the hotel burned
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Governor McGraw was born so
years ago IN Penobscot county, Me-,
Of Irish parents. who crossed the
Atlantic In that fateful time OF 1s4S.
His parents were poor. as were all
Irish emlgrants In those harsh days.
and long before the days OF his
manhood he was thrown on his
own resources TO fight the stern
battle Of life.
Il was hard work from the begin.
ming with only a little schooling
to say education would be exag.
Reration But even as he toiled In
that hard. rock.ribbed community.
Gov McGraw showed that initiative
and fertility OF resource that after
ward made him what we now know
him.
In 1874 he married May L. Kelly,
who died about three years ago.
Goes to San Francisco.
He saw the limited meager future
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The funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon o. 2 o'clock al
the famlly residence Three weeks
AEn. when Gov. McGraw realized
that he was DYING. he called IN sex
arml friends and asked that the
funeral BE- private and exempt from
all civic o. other display
Following are the active and
honorary paiitearerH'
Active. D. Lowman. - w.
Baker. & l. Crawford. James y.
HoK.. O. ~ YandeiL Major =. A,
noutciic Edmund < Meany. Lester
Turner
Honorary Hon. G ~ Hartford. r
g. Hughes. Thomas Burke. Robert
Moran. Harvey W Scott. Col A. ].
Rlethcu. Col ". ". Robertson. Levi
Ankcny. Henry Mcbride " C. GIL
n ". Andrews. q. ~ Clarke Judge
Ruvcr = Greene. William Cochran.
g. J, Smith. W u Wood. y, =.
Frederick, John w Roberts. Frank
McDcsmott. J. y. Chllberg, l. 4
Nadsau. George Donworth. G. J.
Lord. ]. s. Brace. Charles w. Dorr,
~ A. Arnold. r. y. Albertson. J. $.
GolGsmith. Jacob Furth. 81 l.
Baokus. r. H Thomson. J NJ Frink.
The memorial services will be held
In the First Presbyterian church al
1.fh o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev.
NJ. A. Matthews will make the pre-
iimlnarv address. followed by testl-
moniais from Judge c. a. Hanford.
r.. G. Hughes and Judge Thomas
Burke
The following commercial. social
and civic organizations have slgni-
fled a desire 10 participate In the
memorial services through their
trustees and boards OF directors;
Seattle Chamber of Commerce the
Rainier club. Seattle Golf a Country
club. Arctic club, Commercial club.
University club. Manufacturers as
s0ciaiion. Seattle Merchants assoc
citation. Seattle clearing house. Sc
attic Real Estate association, Seat
tie Athletic club Seattle board OF
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the entire community. He next be-
came deputy sheriff. and then
sheriff, in which office he served
three years.
During his incumbency occurred
the anti-Chinese riots, a time TO
test the fiber of any peace officer.
That there was not serious blood
letting was due to his courage and
diplomacy. There was an element
of lawlessness In Seattle at the
time that wanted but the slightest
relaxation OF official courage to
precipitate an outbreak that would
never have been forgotten. To this
element Sheriff McGraw presented
a stern and uncompromising front
Presented Stern Front.
Whatever his personal feelings
may have been, he suhordlnated
them 10 his duty as an officer Il
WAS his first couutering of public
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CITY TO TRY TO
REALIZE ON Old
kMES SHORTAGE

After almost 20 years the city OF
Seattle IS trying to realize on money
lost on the shortage Of Willis l..
Ames when city treasurer.
The finance committee OF the city
council this morning recommended
an ordnance instructing the board
OF public works to sell two lots on
Longfellow creek. back Of Youngs-
town. which were assigned to thu
city.
AT most the lots now won't bring
more than several hundred dollars.
Ames' shortage, IL was stated at the
meeting, amounted to about $4,000.
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10y United Prssa)

uoBOKEN n. ]. June PA legal fight paralleng in
Au,t;e intensity the murder OF Mrs Mary Scott Castle
a viii be fought IN the American 70 prevent the
- Italy for trial of Porter Charlton the confessed muir
pwsrul influences being brought fight against the
49, u ltaly 10 extradite Charlton
IA legal machinery OF the United States and Italy IS
ryoked by relatives OF the murdered woman 10 secure
sou and the powerful agencies arc the means by
- relatives Of Charlton endeavorng 20 prevent the
go resurn
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BOY GETS A
few HOURS
FREEDOM
Mothers Plea and His Own
Story Get Him Re-
leased-Arrested Again.

Telling a pltiful tale of trying to
lead an upright life and Of being
bounded towards a life of crime by
the police, all because he was once
given a suspended sentence. Mari
Wray. a Seattle born boy. yester-
day afternoon secured from Police
Judge Gordon his release from the
city prison. where he was held on
the charge Of being a disorderly
person.
Scarcely an hour later he was
caught with gang OF opium
smokers In a dirty opium joint on
Washington 81. near Fourth av. s.
All this happened yesterday
afternoon. and now while the police
are preparing another charge
against the boy. who IS but %
years Of age, his mother. out at
North Seattle. despite the heart
rendings and suffering her boy has
caused her. is preparing again to
fight for his liberty.
A Mothers Love.
The pitiful story was brought out
during the trial yesterday after
noon. With r mothers love. believ-
ing In the innocence of her son in
the first offonse. burglary job of
which he WIS convicted I'm Skagit
county and for which he received a
penitentiary sentence. suspended
because OF his youth. the mother
has stood by her son through thick
and thin.
He has been arrested again and
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a. uvops we're on their way 10
- american border 20 prevent
49,. s revolution that has been
s I for some time.
-. : saalilon to The $50 soldiers. the
~. 1ha families q some Of the
E we're aboard the train.
- -'enes say that several of the
- ~, -mped from the flying train.
~ ~. ne majority Of the killed
4 ,.- 's'sa remained aboard until
r,ss,,. .sh came. Seven officers are
- '.a . be among the dead.
tsI. -s,heer ana conductor of the
we're placed under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
JOHN H. M'GRAW IS DEAD
AFTER A VALIANT FIGHT
Former Governor Made Wonderful Struggle for Life,
But End Came Peacefully at GAS Last Night
Private Funeral From the Home Tomorrow After
noon.

a valiant OF acary months
GFAw died s:ss last nlgh At bis home iiof First
end was he
McGrsw unconscious Ills life ebbed slowly
imrer
slowly sinking. his expecting
remained
Yesterday afternoon the physicians knew that the
and che family
around him when he died daughter
Haxter r
Or
mother. 7. McGraw and McGFaw's
grandchildren Harriet Baxter and John Baxter
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The Lake Washington John H. McGpws monument
carrying his the years when
fame wllh II will be
and Of his promise fulfilled
during the Is long That he worked
promise forgotten for day matter how macou
10 buffeted him.
his public from policeman to governor
hut of offices that Mctaw held
Of his useful life In Seattle and
the service Of HIS fellow cuzens lie
and failures
No mere otlnf will suffice TO tell the
story Of Gov McGaw the history OF the city
development OF the community In the
he performed and Che causes he advocated
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AZ weattended and enthusiastic meeting Of the North Side
Republican club held a Stelncr hail. Interplay, the
King county republican central committee scored foe
Of delegates to the Tacoma nominate
judges
the speakers
that the selection Of delegates place
their election by the bid
nominee Of The Tacoma eonvenL.on 90 lhe polls
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WOMAN WINS FARM
IN WORD CONTEST

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June "a
The Missouri State lmmiqra.
ton Commission has awarded
to Mrs. Mathilde Rudolph, Of 8
w. Oak ST., Chicago, five acres
In Arcadia Valley, Mo-, for send
ing 10 the Missouri State immi-
grafton Commission the largest
number OF words spelled out Of
the two words, Missouri
Homes"
The winners number Of
words was within a few OF 500.
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Practically all Of the speakers
many OF them candidates for office
on the republican ticket them
selves asserted that the. voters
should repudiate whatever was
done IN Tacoma IL the delegates
are chosen by the committee.
viii Notify Committee.
A committee Of 10 was selected
by Thomas Murphine. the presi-
dent OF the organization, 10 call
upon the republican central com
mittce this afternoon and to notify
the members that the four north
ern wards-the 9th. 10Th. nth and
isth--Nlll hold caBcuses and pri-
marieg and will elect their own
delegates. The committee was also
empowered TO tell the county cen
trail committee that the caueuses
and primaries viii be paid for by
voters Of the north end.
The committee was also told 10
inform the county central commit
tee that It had better think again
and call n county convention. The
excuse that there Was no money
with which TO defray the expenses
was declared 10 be q subteriuge
and fraud. =. s. Steiner vas loud
ly chcered when he declared. IF It
IL impossible FOR the republicans Of
KING county TO defray the expenses
Of holding a county convention. We
should all move 10 Tacoma. where
they do things far better"
VIII Denounee Plot.
The committee Of 10 that will
call ON the republican ooun-
~ central committee and tell
n what the republicans Of
the north end think Of the
scheme is composed Of J. n Den
ney. J. II. Lee. Victor NJ. Place. w.
stellineor. william H. Flett. ".
Buck. J A. johnson. Harry Kilduff.
Scion T. Williams and Tom Muir
phinc.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted which reads as follows:
1T is the sense OF this club that
the King county central committee
has no right 10 name delegates to
n state convention.
Speakers from each Of the four
wards in the north end declared
that they would be personally re-
sponsible for the expenses OF hold.
ing caueuses and primaries in their
own wards The meeting. however.
declared that the voters wanted a
county convention.
An Insulting Letter.
Two weeks ago the club. az a
meeting. appointed a committee Of
five 20 present TO the county cen
trail committee resolutions protest
ing against the abolition Of the
county convention. Last night the
committee reported TO the club.
which has a membership OF 500 re
publican voters. that che only con
sideration they had received was
an insulting letter from Robert S.
Terhune, the chairman OF the cen.
trail committee
Terhune In his letter said that he
did not know the members OF the
committee personally. and that he
considered the club Joke That
started the fireworks. Speaker
after speaker stroye for an oppor-
tunity to tell what he thought OF
Terhune personally and OF the
committee as body
Capt. J. A. Johnson made a
speech that was greeted with en-
thusiastic applause when he said:
THE whole move Is 10 control this
state convention. This scheme Is
an Insult to the community and the
intelligence OF this club. II is
subterfuge and a fraud. The truth
Is that the committee is working
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81 KILLED IN
MEXICAN WRECK
10y United Prsss.)

d. MEXICO CITY. June 24.-Thrtyseven persons were
80 and 50 severely injured today when troop train was
szea on the National railroad in the of Colma
foa cars broke away from the train and deraled as
I uan was rounding curve while travelling high rate of
-a on down grade. The pitched over an embank-
~ and the soldiers crushed TO death.
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Divorce proceedings were begun
in the superior court this morning
by Fanny V Ia Lavill, who de-
clares that after living with her
husband. Paul V. Da Lavill, for six
weeks, he loft her, AT present
Mrs. Da Lavill does not know
where her husband is.
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underwriters. Lake Washington ca
nal association. Masonic orders Ia
addition reservations ~ seats viii
be made for a large number % in
timatc friends, and AL city and
county officials
Il - requested that all floral
tributes be sent 10 the home. and
not 90 the church.
Pay Their Respects.
Out Of respect TO Gov. McGraw,
the Chamber OF Commerce. the
Manufacturers association. the
Mercantile association and the
Charities Enforcement committee
viii suspend activities today The
Chamber Of Commerce strawberry
festival will be discontinued
Gov McGraw's fight for life was
remarkable Four months ago he
suffered from an attack Of neural
gia. He went 10 the springs for
treatment for two weeks when he
came home Drs. Kelley and Horton
found that he was suffering from
septic poisoning This was follow
ed by typhoid fever. accompanied
by severe chills and hlecouFhs. Or.
Edward p Flick and Or. l.. X. Daw-
son were called In and Gov Nc.
GrRw was inoculated with typhoid
germs. lie showed some improve.
ment for n time. but suffered a re.
lapse from which he was unable TO
rally
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REPUBLICANS
DEN0UNCE
TERHUNE
North End Club in Stirring Meeting at Interplay, At
tacks the No-Delegates Plan Of Wilson's Lieutenant
Would Bolt Party if Plot Goes Through.

Chairman Terhune North Side Republican Club-Your
club is a joke. ! do know you
North Side Republican Club to Chairman Terhune-Your
scheme is insult the community. The committee
control the nominations defeat Of the people
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New York Ernest Hoppe. the
Htesplechnse Jockey who was thrown
In n race al Sheepshcad Bay Wed
nesday, died last night OF his In
juries
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,.s.e paal Charlton, the elderly
..s,- x he accused man, has en-.
- eminent lawyers 70 defend
= Already they have In
-. :. hlm 10 repudiate his con.
$500 ma have told him 70 plead
= r.lsy was Porter Charlton
sssrsm q mental pgossraion :
- 4 he principal question that
~ i decided before the Italian
rssrunent VII BE- able 10 bring
80, ~ return for trial The at
s-ssss ,ar the defense and the
s.ssr q ne yoang mar say that
10 The father brings forward
sss,knsl letters TO prove the as
srlen
cags. Scott Denies u.
c.rt sestt. brother Of the dead
suraa. ssyx that be vas not tie
IL las letters written By Chnrl
u u him In the happy honeymoon
ass 4 villa Lsgnaxxi. on the
2erss Il Lake Como. which. he
e1a.ss. gsose that Charlton was
i II fi<hs mind
yirss1n processes that he stili
nm hlK dead wife. lie eherishes
- rings and jewels that Ahe
v3s ! memenfnes OF bis first few
s<els 4 happiness with her
TAM Of Murder Calmly.
II Be- calmly discussed the de.
azk Il his attack on hts wife. Of
IL death and q bis attempts TO
~ The bedY.
ne attorneys Tor the defense
lsss lniimated that they will set up
q 'isszni'y plea to clear Charlton.
] Fsnf Carte and Former State =
lIsrneY Edwards. counsel for
Carton. today ordered that no
rrs reporters be allowed 10 see
y Nsfh
Test His Sanity.
b ne meantime alieuists for the
~ xili examine Charlton to test
= l5aag manB sanity.
iiiaFnsys familiar with Italian
~ assert that Charlton. II extra
bst cannot be- convicted Of any
- bat manslaughter. The pen
y q Italy Is six years imprison-
kzt This. in the ease OF Chari-
= xould BE- tantaHeunt 20 death
ss'snee. a. the youth Is q victim
{ lAosrgulosis IN an advanced
az.
~ Italian government. through
AsAis d Nontaglia. the Italian
Ha'ss Gaifaifes. wiil use every e.
= % secure extradifiOn. Attor-
Mt Tor Charlton claim that nm
- Effort Is being made. and in
s ! hat The state department az
szsalzz'on has taken an active in
.HsH u the ease through the IN.
lzzes u Captain Scott.
Ms U. 8. in Fight.
hass sho are closely watching
'N''spnents see IN this action a
N'sf strife between Scott and
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itcofrued an pace Thf~feen
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II You have money the people you
are introduced to never forget your
name.
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Odds and Ends From Everywhere

Cambridge, Mass. - Indictment
warrants have been issued against
Mrs Glover and six others as ac-
cessorieH to the murder 0f Clarence
r. Glover. a Waitham lsundryman
last fall Hattie Le Blanc his is-
year-oid utepdaughter, II accused u
tho actual murder.
Los Anasies.-Mr Sarah Edwards
whose SON, Or Edwards. r. Prcai-
dent Taft's hrothcr-i n-i law. died yes
terdny, aged 49, The president was
the guest 81 the Edwards while In
Los Angeles.
Centralia.--The body 81 Leon
Lewis. laborer. who jumped from
a boat while crossing the chehalis
river last November. was found on
the river bank yesterday.
Olympis.-The city council de-
clarad for sane Fourth, and
placed a ban on all dangerous ex-
plosives at last nights session.
Cumberland, Md.-Harry G. Noe
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Milwaukee. Former Mayor Rose.
who was succeeded by Emil Seidcl.
has decided 90 leave Milwaukee. He
viii settle somewhere In the West.
probably in Seattle.
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A STRONG, HONEST. ENERGETIC MAN.

Altogether. life OF strong honest energetic wewiahng
mpeousy OVERRIDE desire for
who started at the bottom ana
again but always by his own
the shoulders OF his teiow
u tIample down weaker brother
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Walls Walla Waiia's wire
less station was closed yesterday.
The offices at Yakima. Wenatchce.
Everett Eugene and Salem have ait
been closed since the governments
arrest ~ the officers Of the United
Wireless company.
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'lpais yucATAn
1 At PORTLAND

4 v,.-s ny United Pres.) ,
M cIoFIA b. C.. June "a ,
g.s.,'.''ssa steamer Yuoatan viii be ,
: II. v -, at Portland, Ore. by ,
tEsrss ', ,.te Steel d Iron ,
~. ~ i, ior $4,000. to be com d,
! ~ 80 n 40 days. III. biG.
ing ''"sa here this morn !
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The sun and moon have been
! eClipacd. The Star-ncveri
/ There are no shadows TO dim
/ its lustor.
Placing an ad In The Star is
/ like building a fire on the hill
/ top-it cannot be obscurod.
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CHARLTON BOY
MAY GO FREE

r,..,;e Fight On Between Youths Family and Rela-
i've. Of Murdered Wife, Into Which the Italian Le-
,,;on and the United States War and State De-
garments Are Drawn.
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land has confessed 10 the murder
o. Mrs Alice Brown Lytton. whose
body was found yesterday with her
throat cut. They gunrrelcd over An-
other girl. The slain woman waR
rs, She WIS married when ia. living
one day with her husband.
North Yak,ma.--The Farmers q
Merchants bank and the Central
Trust company win consolidate. with
" = Wlckersham OF Seattle as
cashier.
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for persons interested in eontrolI-
ing the nomination Of these su-
preme court judges. " the people
are denied their political rights by
this committee Il is simply bidding
for the defeat Of the nominees Of
the convention"
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lsase Who are closely watching
'x''spments see IN this action a
~ ssFiis between Scott and
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lcsr''nusd 90 pace ThIrtesn.l
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Cumberland. Md.-Harry c. No.
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