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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

Continuing the "a president con
drmnsd men &hu sought To cioud
the issue by shouting Aad arguing
that the conseryationlsta were try
ing Go iock up the resources OF the
nation. In reality. he explained
they were saving them for the
whola people. instead Of givins
them 90 a few.
n there Vas delay. Il was the
fault Of the antLconRervntionists
who opposed right legislation in
the matter. he said.
Roosevels'a speech In part. fol
lows
one Of the moHt imporsaas s..,.
nervation questions % IN" moment
relates Go the control 81 waies
power monopoly There IL q ten
deney on the part 81 our opponents
TO cloud the issue By raising tbs
question Of state against federal
Jurisdiction. W. are ready % meet
that issue u II IN forced upon us
But there is no hope fnF the plain
people Ia such conflicts ~ iurizdic
tlona
Tire essential question is not
ore % haireplittina technisAli-
ties. IT 10 simply this; who
car best regulate the special
interests for the pgniic good.
Most of the predatory corpo-
nations are Interstate or have
Interstate affiliations. There
fore they are largely out Of
reach % effective state control.
One Of the prime offsets OF
those amonq them vino are
araspina ard greedy is 70 avoid
any effective control either by
stats or nation. and they advo-
cate at this time state control
nin4uly because they believe u
&c be the least effective.
In the great tight Of the people
to dAve the special interests from
the domination ~ our government
the cation IL stronger and It's iuria
dletion II more effective than that
Of any state. The most effective
weapon against these grcat corpora
lions. most of which are financed
and owned on the Atlantic coast
will be federal laws and the federal
executive. That IA why ] SO strongly
oppose the demand 70 turn these
matters over TO the states.
There are many misunderstand
fnKs about conservation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

in as Detroit, they decided 10 get
married a. once, and wire for for.
giveness.
A friendly passenger hooked mp
Miss Kimmel's dress at the station.
A taxicab driver was called In,
Have you got a wltness7' he asked
practically. They had not a little
talk developed that the taxi man
came from Detroit He knew The
Kimmels there. After a few more
minutes talk he remembered Miss
Kimmel perfectly SO chng-chug
and off TO a minister
Out 10 the rcctory Of Rev. G. ~.
Lake, near Renion. the taxi chug.
ged. the little red register counting
the miles. Here Mr Lake was
obllglng. The marriage Was made.
The chauffeur was a good witness.
Then back to town and liberal fee
for cabby
Mr. and Mrs. Clark are al the
Savoy now. "Oh, ! have nothing
10 saw" she said 10 The Star repre-
sentative. 1T isn't romantic. Ny
uarents do not object. only they
wanted me 20 get married AT home.
"Iappyg Why. Of course
They leave for Portland tonight
"No-Tip" hotel rs doing rushing
business ia London Probably only
Administrators are employed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

rich quick. After a glowing de-
scription OF how ! could get rich
real quick. told him ! would like
TO be a salesman.
Then he informed me that I
would have TO buy piece OF prop
erty TO show my stability. Accord.
ingly 7 purchased on contract lots
thirtv.five 1850 and thirty-six 1861,
block nine (9). Pacific City Add
ton. at the price of six hundred
and nifty dollars (S65O00l. When
went out there 10 act as salesman
found that this property was list
ed al a great deal less than had
agreed to pay for II. but he had al
ready gotten part Of my money, and
could not do anything. was
helpless. ! am poor man and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
ANOTHER VICTIM SUES HILLMAN

area OF the land he bought. he al
leges. He was also deceived as ia
the land. for Hlllman. showed him
an entirely different tract than that
described In the agreement. he com
plains.
Larson was also promised employ
ment Hiliman told him that he had
contract for building a road, and
that he was about to grade the
streets in Pacific City Larson was
promised a job as a grader at S2.75
day. or else he could have the
job as stable boss at $50 month.
All these representations We're
false Tho property described In
the agreement consists OF but five
lots, Larson alleges. totaling but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

lone-half acre. instead OF 30 acres.
The property was not that shown
20 Larson.
Hillman had no contract for road
building; had no intention Of grad
ing any streets. and had no inten-
ton OF giving Larson any employ
ment.
When Larson came to the con-
ciusion that he had been defrauded
he made a demand for the return
OF his money. which was refused.
He then took the matter to his
attorneys, who are suing for the re-
turn OF the $3.50 interest. cost and
such other and further relief as to
the court may seem meet and equit-
able In the premises"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

State Of Washington. County of
King. -.
Affidavit OF o. w. Anderson, adj.
dross. 1854 First nv. or General
Delivery
O. w Anderson. being first duly
sworn. upon his oath deposes and
SAYS.
Here IL the way llillman's insti-
tuition did business with me. ! saw
an all1ring advertisement In one OF
the Seattle papers for real estate
statesmen. called In response to
the advertisement on one Of Mr..
Hillman's agents. who told me that
there was all kinds OF money TO be
made. and that the statesmen who
were working for him were getting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

Mrs. Raymond is the wife Of
Frank NJ Raymond. 2iO2 r Madi-
son St. motorman for the Seattle
Electric Co. The mother OF the
two girls resides In San Francisco
and had come 20 shiS city but few
days ago. accompanied BY thu
daughters. who had been visiting
her
Mrs Kirkman Is danEerouKsy iii
at the residence OF the dead girl.
Gertrude. as a result Of the news
OF the accident. Ebert A. Kirk.
man. proprietor az the Mlxpah
hotel. 100 Marion st. IL a brother
Of the girls Mrs. Raymond vas
staying with her sister on Olive W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

seattle people nearly every one
y aa--yiolate The laws Of the city
svery day.
iep were all law breakers and
W. ! know w. But II the police On.
's'eea every one " seattle's 10000
Y Q statutes they'd have 20 turn
s,.siy downtown building from
.aekson g. 70 Virginia into a JAIL
. hold us all
rs even question whether there
syaia Dc enough policemen to
S'aeh ua on Judges enough 10 fine
". y az the laws we're enforced
maybe they'd all be Ia the coop,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
EVERY time SEATTLE FIRE MARSHAL TAKES BATH he BREAKS THE Law

100 feet Of the street This doesn't
apply to politicians or press agents
or some real estate agents but it's
supposed to hit the railroads.
And here's a good one-did you
ever sleep I'm a room that contained
less than Ga square feet OF air for
each person? Any cop can come
in. count noses. measure the air
and II he finds II short. whistle for
the patrol wagon.
Employers must provide seats for
girl workers when they're not work
ing Bicycle riders must not ride
on the sidewalk. Restaurant men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

too.
For instance, did you ever stop 20
look at a dog fight? You broke the
Law n you did. Law says anybody
who witnesses or encourages
fight between animals or birds -
a malcfactOr.
Did you ever spit on the SIDE
walk7
Ever shake dice for cigars1 pay
bridge for real moneyf@
Ever throw banana pee or az
empty envelope or scrap OF paper
into the street2
DID you ever use profane Ian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

a nagman there. but It's the law.
Did you ever have hackman
solicit business louder than the or
binary tone of conversations He
broke the law II he did That's no
Ioke-it's down on the books. by
the way. If you think this law is
observed go down to the union
depot any day and listen
Did you ever have an expresBman
charge more than 80 cents for NOV
ing a piece Of baggage mile or
less. You can have him pinched,
The. law says that unnecessary
steam must not be let off within
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

cd TO- he might get kellogg romov.
ed from office under strict con
strnction of the law
For the law says that the fire
marshal must AT ALL TIMES
wear on the lapel Of his vest an
appropriate badge designating his
office He cant ever take off that
vest, II he obeys the law.
The Seattle Electric Co breaks
the law every day II doesn't have
a flagman at the crossing OF II av.
and Yesler way There isn't any
car line on nth av, so nobody can
blame the company for not keeping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

can't sweep their dining rooms
while people are eating in them
Junk dealers must not buy junk
between Z p. m, and Z a, IN. Fac.
tory owners must not blow their
whistles longer than 10 seconds at
a time. Merchants can't sell fire
works without a permit.
There are hundreds Of laws like
these, that every policeman Is
sworn to enforce But, wouldn't Il
raise the very deuce II the police
did get busy along these lines and
pinChed everybody?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

guanef
Did you ever pick flowers In the
park or Ia somebody's yard2
Ever keep more than one gallon
Of petroleum In your house2
Ever write or cut your initials on
a fence or tree or building which
you didn't own2
There are lot more. but did you
ever do any Of these7 II you did
you broke the law, and the police
had a right 10 run you In.
Every time Fire Marshal Gardner
Kellogg takes bath he breaks the
Jaw. II some peevish person want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

Hillman Is a rich man. What
chance have l against him with all
his money! stayed there six
days. There were five other sales
mon there with me. DuTfa- tho
entire week only saw one Gus
toua~r there. But what chance has
poor man got. anyway? Hill
man has got millions; | haven't got
dollar His institution got this
last one had
-. w. ANDERSON.
kffiant
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this Bird day OF September. 1910.
JOHN II. PERRY.
Notary Public In and for the
State OF Washington. residing at
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
$4,000 OFF TO SCHOOL.

= School opened all over Sc
4 atile today. Hundreds OF tiny
> children. watched by proud or
= fearful mothers. started brave
\ ~ OF for their first day In
= school this morning. Supcrin.
e iendent Cooper'a office es.
. tiniated AZ noon today that the
. enrolment IN all the schools
A would be about 70. GOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
ROOT HOME

FUf nfFH TFFN7-F
NEW YORK. Sept g. Senator
Elihu Root arrived today on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. II is believed. however.
that he will leave at once for 81
Paul. where he will attend the
meeting Of the Ralllnger investi-
eating committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

+ Buffalo Bills advance men !
4 bit town greatly excited be :
4 cause Major Burke. In an !
4 nounclng the Cody shows, had
\ billed them TO open on Thurs
= day night Instead they arrive
4 Thursday morning. and show ,
4 In the afternoon.
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 = ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
cARPENTER INJUREo.

Henry hollands. AZ, a carpenter
living at csc W. 63rd St. is at the
city hospital suffering from frac-
tured hip. dislocation below the
knee and n dlslocated wrist, as the
result OF the giving way OF a scat
fold on which he was working at
47th av. and Fifth av, N. Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
FORTUNE OF S2,ooo.ooo
LEFT TO RELATIVES


4 WATROUS. Sask., Sept. e.
4 Fred f. Farrar of this city has
4 just received word that a rela-
4 tive In Scotland has beQueath-
4 ed TO him one.fourth of an es-
h tate valued at S2,000.000 The
A other heirs are Gilman still.
4 son of Spokane. William Still
A son OF ST Louis. Mo, and Mrs.
4 Il. II. Mundenhall of Lisbon.
4 ~ ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
Biqelow VIII Lecture.

Herbert 5. Bigelow will lecture
on High Cost OF Living" at the
Arcade hall Thursday night, under
the auspices OF the King County
Democratic club. Everybody in
vited TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

Out Of 1000 parts, $50 parts Of
wheat possess nutrItive value. Only
25 Of 1000 parts Of cueumbers are
Of nutrltive value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

ST. JAMES, a. l., Sept. c.
Mayor Gaynor walked six miles in
the broiling sun yesterday. and
upon returning 20 his summer home
declared he never felt better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
SEATTLE GIRL
is KILLED

Miss Gertrude Kirkman and Her Companion Meet Instant
Death in Auto Wreck-Two Others Seriously Hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

Il thought your wife forbade you
10 marry when she diedg'
"She did. Now I'm just going to
show her who Is master of the
house"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

In the case OF the small boy,
cleanliness Is next to-impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
NO ouARREL--NoT YETI

PARIS, Sept 6.--Mrs. Robert
Chanler mime Cayalern denied to
day n report that she and her hus
band had quarreled and that II was
for this reason that ne had sudden
~ sailed for America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
THE SHARK TOOK
MY LAST DOLLAR

o.
S n f Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

= Rnoeoyelt'a reception at the
' hands Of the delegates and
: spectators today contraated
sharpiy with that accorded
President Tart yesterday. Taft t,
entering the hail. wsS .,A@-.l.s
Tor Ia seconds Rockwell was I,
= checred for two minutes. Taft.
q mentioning Roosevelt Was I
. eheered 20 seconds. Roosevelt. ,
. mentioning Taft. drew IL sec. ,
q onds' applause I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

For example. wc find Il constant.
" said b. men who should know
better. that temporary Withdrawals
Viii permanently check deveiop.
ment Vet the fact IL that these
wisAdrawals have 20 purpose exeep,
20 prevent the coal lands from pama.
iuE into private ownership until con.
Er.As can pass Laws 20 open them
-Hssa-s~ae7as
Continued on Page Three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

"No.Tip" hotel Is doing rushing
business ia London Probably only
are employed.
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Continued on Page Three.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
CHICAGO 'DRYS' REJOICE
Registration Pleases But Hot
Contests are Expected
Over Frauds


Cheago. Mafch ~ a llood OF tus
meet noiices have been sem ont as Z
result Of Tuesdays registration lhe
heaviest eyor recorded In Chi'aAo
rfo aailng Of lt2b28 new names lp
ar voting lists ghn8ed that ihe tiSie
tetwnon The vets and dry on AprIi ?
las aroused Chicago as never pfioI =
IN a municipal issue
So mbilant we're the dry iof'es
.o,or ihe heavy registration Wiitp
tHey regarded as favorable 10 mem
mai fhoy had band parading the
eets playing victory airs,
put IN the words Of the leaders -
.Aafb SIDES. tho real fight began waeH
AZ new haltle lines are formed 70
trrge The voting lls,s Of alleeea
.audnIent names II Is expected t.'al
.fer the revision Chicago's Volins
strength will be shown 10 be anau'
4s6090 or about 5000 more IMAM
ever recorded before even in nlasVi-
a,tv and presidential years.
Accusations OF fraud are beinF
nade freely on both sides and w0lis
The ewels" will be eomblng ne lry
yards IN search Of false reglstgatlo,n,
the "drys" viii be going through the
xet' wards.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
BL|STERS PART|SANS

politics Of the party under inyestiga-
tion?'
Can II be conceded for one moment
that this caucus can look the people
Of oklahoma in the face and say:
''As party caucus we demanded OF
certain members OF this committee
that their oaths should be violated,
their conscience laid aside, and petty
politics made out of the sacred right
OF citizen and a public oHcialg'
Is the privilege of one of these
caucus dic,ators. who, after having
acted as an attorney in the hearing
of these charges, after having exam
ned his witnesses, and made his ar
guments, and filed his brief, that It
is still his privilege to go into the
secret sessions of a partisan caucus,
an dlhere seek to dictate to the hon
orable members of this committee by
partisan vote of those who are not
upon the committee.
Honest Republicans Resent Disgrace.
The great Republican party Of this
state with its thousands OF honorable
members can never fail to feel the
disgrace that was attempted night
before last when partisan caucus
demanded of It's members that they
ignore their oath, ignore their con
science, and look only to petty con
temptible pariisanshlp.
The world loves a man who has the
courage Of his convictions TO fight IN
open honorable combat, but the world
with equal spirit looks with contempt
upon him, who unable to cope III
open combat seeks such secret and
Infamous means Of winning partisan
advantage.
This persistent caucus action which
has held up the report Of this com
mttec for days has become SO wen
known 10 The public in general as to
have fully convinced the public lhal
nothing bul the party lash, welded
by mon too cowardly for open com
bat has prevented an earlier report
We fully realize that men OF the
highest honorable purpose may hos
ia.e to be guided by their conscience
when the threat Ii held over their
heads that they viii be condemned
by their party organization, aud it IS
no wonder that they deliberate and
hesitate in taking action in the pres.
ence Of such threat, and yet It is
vastly to their credit that they re-
fuse to submit TO such partisan die
taiion aud | urge the enactment ol
law as above stated so that future
public officers, and the reputation ol
Oklahoma in the fuinre may not be
embarrassed and blasted by a recur
renee OF such infamous practice as
this caucus resorted 70 IN this In
s,ance.
If the purify Of julles aud like
committee service is to be destroyed
and partisan or personal spite be sub
stituted for honest conscience me
time has certainly come when law
should penalize such practice.
Respectfully submitted, @. n. Has
kell, Governor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
AN AGGRAVATED CASE
Charge Made Against Santa Fe
Ticket Agent at
Award, Okla.

G. r. Fields of Guthrie today made
complaint before the corporation com
mission, charging he Santa Fe with
falling TO have It's ticket window al
the station at Award open an hour
before train time on the night OF
March 9.
The circumstances related in the
complaint make what has the APP
pearance Of a particularly aggrayal-
ed case. With the calendar day OF
March expired the two cent fare on
the Santa Fe. Mr.. Fields alleges
that the ticket window at Award was
deliberately held shut by the agent
until midnight in order that he might
charge the three cent rate on all
tickets sold, and that the dozen or
more passengers who were walilug
for the midnight train were compel
cd 10 pay The three cent rate. The
train was due 10 minutes after the
window was opened The agent i
said 10 have claimed that he only
obcyed instructions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
----~-~-~~~
MUST MAKE CALL FOR
COMMISSION FORM
ELECTION
JUDGE SANOL|A HOLDS
PETITION is SUFFICIENT
Charter Election VIII Be Held
In Conjunction With
Regular Election

Under m order OF tho superior
c1lrt Mayor Farquharson must mako
immediate call for a charter election
IN conjunction with the regular city
G ection on April 5. Judge Sandlin
today granted tho writ Of mandamu5
arked for j. l.. Calvert, A. b. Reeder.
Thomas Higgins and other advocates
Of the commission form OF govern.
mont upon the refusal OF the mayor
% cal The election as petltioned for
by 600 voters TIE mayor denied the
sufflciency Of the petition without
b wing valid reasons.
This decision reopens the Fight
among the voters Of the city, the mat
~ having been III the hands OF the
II ayor aud the courts for nearly three
weeks. There arc Indications OF
lively contest
Judge sandlin. after hearing final
arguments this morning delivered an
cal opinion He said In part.
iddue Sandlin's Opinion
'rrhe mayor admits that there was
flied with him petition demanding
I itat he call an election and submit
to Tho qualified electors OF the city
INe question ~ the adoption OF tho
commission form Of government for
said clty, but alleges that IL IL IL
legal aud insufficient This is mere
conclusion and presents no excuse for
ir,q failure to obey the commands OK
I me wish. n the mayor refuses upon
ltfis ground, he should specifically set
rnl In HIS return which Of the 6sv
maners that he finds disqualified be-
cause of non.residence, homage or
any Of the dlsquailfying grounds. he
must stale the grounds and reasons
y herein the petition Is defective; the
court must be permitted to determine
whether the objections made by MIN
we're fatal to the petition. He mas
failed to set them up In his return
as waived them, and can not DO
htard TO complain.
MAYORS Fllmsy Pretext
"'rhe alternative wish requires him
10 either grant the prayer OF the peti-
tCn or show cause why he refuses.
He answers that he examined the
rptition and found it insufficient. Up
on what grounds7 He does not adj
,,ge the court. II Is immaterial what
lie concluded. lie is called upon, by
mo wish TO set up specifically the
reasons why he refuses to grant tho
2 70 tltion SO that the court may de-
+ iormlne as a matter of law their suf'
flOoncy The writ shows that At the
, Continued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN FEu0

Special 10 The leader
rawbusSa, Okla, Match IL AuDh
er chapter IN tho far reaching wood
Fraeg rued at iiomny, which has q
ready resulted IN Two killings, was
HyQaod today when suit WAS Tiled
against Marcus Fralcy az trustee tot
tho creditors Of the Old firm of w g
wood & Co., undor trust deed cover
ing security for notes to the amount
# $4,000 in favor Of bank at Cor
Nib Miss traley Is charged with
he fraudulent disposal Of the proper
y under conspiracy with Others
Marcug Fraloy Is the father OF tina
Fraloy boys, who tried 60 settle a dis
phlo with guns and two Of whom
wCre in consequence shot down The
sun involves two stores and a cotton
lin, besides valuable real estate In
Homlny.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
BASEBALL PLAYERS REPORTING

Berore Sunday night all the canlt
dates for berihs Ia the Guthrie ball
team win nave reported Transports
tiou was this afternoon sent ont for
Penry rdlIcl Of st Louis, Ned tratt
OF Springfield, Walter Alexander OF
End; Milton pukarny, Of Lawion;
E n Carpenter of Kansas CITY aud
Roy Davis. OF Walonga All these
rc players OF some experience. WIN
thcn viii come lot Of Youngsters
tor try-outs capt price expects to
work out about twcHivtive men IN
the next month Within a wook from
TIE arrivals SUNDAY there will be eS-
mlatiou games Work is beiug done
0n the local grounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
CAR SERVICE IN TROUBLE

The local street car line has been
having troubles today, the repairs ON
lhc west side being ono, with two or
tLrec improvements on the streets
also hamperlng One Warner avenue
ar was kent IN the service between
Division and Oklahoma corners to
lhe convention BAN ana 10 NE park.
thc West STANDARDIZATION street care
/ laying on double schedule between
he West ana East side districts