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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

One of the most unusual offers for
time ever made : now i'll the hands of
the Shuberts. IL concerns The Watch
en- Cora Maynards new play OF psychic
influence. which the Shueerts recently
produced. \ SpiritualiSIi> society of
Brooklyn has offered neat sum for one
performance of tho play IL be given in
their rooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

Charles Frohmans production of 1.-THE
Brass Bottle" which was to have fol-
lowed Otis Skinner at the Garrick Thea
Ter. New York. has been indefinitely post
poned owing to Mr.. SINNERS success in
Your Humble Servant in which he VIII
appear for the remainder Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
WHY NOT BOYCOTT
MEAT IN SEATTLE?
Star Appeals to Its Readers to Join National Move
ment-Prices Have Gone Up and Up-The Trusts
Control and Only One Weapon Is Left
Why not boycon meat here IN scaltle3

Why not boycott meat here in Seattle
Why not everybody stop eating for a week month";
or as long may be necessary bring the powerful beef trust
o termsf
Believing that this only way to break the grip that the
dealers in food stu have the wage Of this city The
Star calls ts thousands Of readers adopt declaration
81 independence.
For it's war-nothng esehis gigantic revolt Of the com
people against their the This big dramatic
which began week ago Cleveland and has spread
like wldre the country have but meaning
declaration d war
II can be only answer to the trusts
They control the product Of the United States They
charge what they like for the They pushed
the price mp and up and mp
They have laughed the government interstate
merce commissions antitrust laws Holding the rens Of
power. they have grown defiant. arrogant
you must pay-shat We ask is their attitude
And the worker has paid 1t has scrimped his tiny
ngs but he has had to live And these peopehese kings
and prcsidentshavc told pay them to live They
have collected involuntary from every person the
country.
Boycoti-hat be only answer
Let the the storage and the warehouses.
Throw back their faces we don't have We
can live The boycott as only remaining weapon
The effects Of the high prices OF this city have
far reaching Every home in The city has felt them Rich and
poor alike-bu especially the poor
Already the labor unions taking up the OF a
boycott They will discuss in their meeting Wednesday
Club women. representing hundreds OF homcs-women
whose word counts heavily with housewives Of Seate-are
openly in favor OF the boycott.
Individual members of improvement clubs and the Seattle
Commercial Club discussing the eagerly Radi-
cal resolutions may be introduced
~The high 81 living great handicap manufacture
and industry, said Homer Ill., president Of the Federated
Improvement, Clubs at factory from raising
wages for they compete with other 1t
is most serious problem today
(cortnusd on Page Threej
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
WHY he IS FOR BOUIuLON Ell & s. ;=f:


trio. city council, Seattle Light
ing, paving, grading and bis
thief agitation.
The corporation mountc
banks arc keeping away from
the grand jury by hiding be
hind slot machines. and the
other grafters are covering ul
with sermons on the evils q
Pike street prostitution
Bouillon is the only man
on the ticket who has re-
fused to be blinded by this
show Of political hypoe-
risy. lie has put more
crimps in the hide Of the
corporation Gorgon than
have all OF his political
superiors in twenty years.
He has poked the mailed
fist into the sacred phiz Of
the grating Hercules and
drawn blood. lie has
fought a gang of syco-
phantic, leather lungcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
FEAR FAKE
MEDICINES

Since The Star exposed the
fake FerDon medical agency.
IN the Hadlam Hotel building.
32i Pike a., victims have been
very Heares. ~ actual count
bot ens patient" per day has
been tempted into trying out
the Treatments.
Many communications reach
The Star daily commencing Il
for exposing the medical bun.
co game.
Agents Of the state medical
board are AZ present engaged
IN investigating the regulations
o. tire medical experts" They
have secured samples Of the
medicines given 20 patients,
ard will have them anaiyHed.
Within . fsN days the state
medical beard will institute
prosecutions against the fake
curists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Editor Star ] ann not a re-
publican. but ] expect 20 vote
for Bouillon I ann entirely
selfish IN this matter and as a
means of self protection shalt
lend what little influence ]
have TO the only man on the
ticket who hasn't sold his
political birihright for mess
Of corporation pottagc
An honest man in public
office is such a curio that he
arouses the wrath and the en-
nifty Of the public service cor
poration and the venom and
vitupcration Of the pap-sucking
politician.
They Seek Cover
In this fight there has
been too much slot machine,
petty drunk, curlew bell talk,
and not enough Seattle Flee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Ms Bunklemsn Kills
Charles o. Tucker and
Then Shoot, Herself.

I'd Tesksf he fusnitarc dvaier
- 49, saso ppmiurnce last t'e.
-. y rrnaxlnx 70 pay the Funeral
$500 a tbe woman who had
i, - Tin - bis wiie inF 80
=. sas shos ard killed FRIDAY hf
,,rsn aamsa Bunkigmau IN a
49, soass Il s4ss First av The
&C., lAsn tmraea the revolver nn
h.wa Their bodies wefe found
nisf
/ anaa years axo Tucker took
issx u MOVIE from q couyent
~ assd saxesher a. man and
"a ~ hali 4 lisiie daughfer The
mas 80 nIoney and gave li al -
rssw Ta1keg decided 90 become
.s,e,.hs aaa shr~w the WOMAN
Ii fsT oxinhef she cTawled into
/ eams hesiag kease and died ~
nres s.fceesnt
rset9 eusfsd a. the tragedy and
~ isgs aaiaing - % with IRE
tn-< Afzazsements BE had
prN rArts9 the woman and u
81 49, 4 rs c0nreFu what uas
knf ~ -
Air ~ ago Deputy Coruner
|...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

aasnk1 Reverend " q u Methodist sea
49,. uesa mayor who win insult the
sTABv A " '""Hs az the churches ana the savior 'n's
kay . ash time tha th cities in he interests q
n economy and mnaiyend not De- turned over 20
haresere he acheming politician. and the white slave
s. 'ea district should befog me minds q me voters
nar. %ho nI enforce the law aud there Will De ia Seattle
sss o poatues prostitution When the righteous are
pOpe i'oeei when ue wicked bear rule me people
a. stand TOT fhc strict enforcement ~ an laws and not
VI sv.a ~ them He a elected apologize for the law
ter N mem He should take oath % enforce the laws
aH soon a9 he lakes his scat proceed 10 violate
clean a nave some keen appreciation Of the value To city
more % lpuchaaeahe manhood realizing that good man is
" without men ' '"'"e'''oFA you canDO' O"'' e'
anBed ~ t aaneaaea ao % OF decent citizens would not be
H peeeHe men heads in shame man not only 81 tmy
l about H. ' OF clean speech fine example 20 the growing
AZ have a be able q aye impartial recogntlon TO he forces
a 80 y puf civilization And what heyY IN WORD
aghss ra gee, tat have Of the presence Of le
rnbne we orcos That the Offspring of he saloon the
nrt ~ II" Da"dy house. and The truck
h N ehfe NJ makes good character The enhance
Aa values nnd high social ufe The other dopeeiates
IA la Character domestic life. and
~ astiiment 20 % great civilization"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
nan Who LEFT HIS MATE
10 DIE AS PAUPER SLAIN
BY ANOTHER WOMAN

90 the electrical fuses had burned
ont and the reports neaFd were ac
counted FOE By tho blowing out az
the fuss. No Investigation was
made.
To-day the room wan entered for
che purpose 81 cleaniux 81 90 and
The two lead hodies we're found ga
the floor The Disappearance ~
fuckmr durtuR the last taw aaya
caused ue upeastnvnu either ~ his
lodging house or al his nlacr u
business. 4 vas believed that he
had gone 20 lfondaie. where he
bad property
The nHukiefuan woman was not
knewn Ht thc iodwinw hous IN whleh
urr dead body was found. she
bad however. beun seen un one 81
tWp nccasiuns xelug 30 TacheFs
fpaut Fram fhs position uf the
iead bodies. IL s. probable That the
woman Killed Tucker Hd then tsm-
united suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
TO GOVERNORS
CHAIR BY AUTO

OMAHA. Neh.. Jan. 2s--ln his
race for the goveruorship OF Ne.
hraska. John G Dahimann. Cow
buy mayor 81 Omaha. will canvass
TIE state from one cad 90 the other
iu q red automobile
Already nahlmann has fIled for
nomination. although the nominal
ms primaries Will not be- held until
awag in the summer. and filing SO
early means that tlro mayor must
Incur the expense Of campaign
that viii continue fully six months
prior to the primaries and four
months longer in the event OF his
securinE che democratic nomina.
tion MAYOR nnhlmann figures that
ln hiE hir gasoline car be will be
able to travel 700 miles per day
which uili enable hlm 10 cover NJ
least M. 600 miles during the five
months &c. figures on making
three speeches daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

man who viii take up my sid
,i the fight Ii isn't so niue
my love OF Bouillon as it is
lesirc on my part 90 keep iroI
being pillered and plucke
md robbed
Gill and his gang have
done nothing except to ease
the gait into me a little
deeper every time the
chance offered. The corpo-
rations, grafters, paving
contractors, gamblers and
pimps have pooled interests
for Gill. but / can't see
where ! have anything in
common with the mob ne is
to serve. 1T he makes a
single concession TO any
one of them he has done me
an injury. The first law of
nature compels me 20 fight
against any enemy OF my
physical or economic well
fare. If Gill runs on his
record he is surely entitled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

20 the votes of the hetero-
geneous clique that is sup
porting him, but he can't
have mine.
] have listened to abuse and
vituperation of Bouillon by
those who have axes to grind
but his recoul goes farther with
me than political palaver with
dollar marks on it.
] have listened TO the
praises of Gill by men who
have fattened and flourish
ed at my expense and am
distressed and weary and
sick at heart, and If / am
not in jail or shanghaied.
or haven't been carried off
by the pestilence," / am
going to vote and work for
the other man.
Yours very truly
SETH c. MAKER
1888 First Ay. North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

TWO INDICTED MEN
FILE. BOND TODAY

James Muaaaie and Frank q.
i.ndwia. saloon keepers Of kanaa
KAT. Recently Indicted - the strand
Jury on charges ~ having slot ma.
chimes In their pnsEesslon. iilod
bonds Va fhe SUM ~ sg0t each ln
Judge Honmla's branch ~ the su.
perioF court today They VII De
arfalGued this afternoon along uith
30 others Indicted on similar
charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

peace lovers of the Gill ilk.
and came out of the fray
with a clean smell and an
honest reputation.
The Seattle Electric COM
pany is against Mr. Bouillon,
and every time 90 home in the
evening 10 slows me away like
g human sardiuc and makes me
like il whether / want to or
not 70 gets lbs franchise ON is
own terms, beats the county out
of Its just taxes. and holds the
governmental reins of the
municipality
The Voter Loses.
The Seattle Lighting com
pany IS against MIR Bomllon
and charges me two prices for
gas. II makes the consumer
pay a deposit OF S. on meters
and eNacts an illegal penalty il
its bills arc not paid ON time.
The railroads arc against Mr..
Bouillon, and every time / do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

NiCKsBuRG. Mics Jan a.
Hcroieally refusing 20 reveal the
combination a. a safe to station
robbers. George Hurdeiie. car
tasNer. was tied 20 the track and
leii 81 his fate early today
They carried him 20 the track
and tied him 20 the rails with hlg
own belle. neckiic and shirt bur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
THEY KEPT THE PIC
IN THE BALL ROOM

STANFORD. Conn. Jan "a
somewhat on sensation was caus-
cd here AZ an assembly dance given
by Stamforda exclusive social set.
when a little pig Was led into the
ballroom by two young men and
turned loose
Tho pig ran squeallng about. and
some OF the ladies climbed on
chairs presumably thinking of rats.
When they discovered that IL was
just O harmless little PIG they join
ed in the chase about the ballroom
floor
The scared little porker was fin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
FRANCE AND MEXICO
MAKE LOVE TREATY

MEXICO CITY. Jan 2f-By q
treaty between Mexico and France.
which was reCentiy negotiated.
French citizens ia MEXICO can
marry ln Mexico without thc usual
thirty days notice which Do ro.
oaired Of nll natives and other Tor
aIEaefH
IN France Mexican citizens viii
receive all the privileges they
would enjoy iu thia country The
marriage laws az Mexico VIII np.
ply tu MeXlcaua Ia France and thp
marriage laws % france Nlll ap.
ply % the French iu Mexico
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
WHERE soUiLlor WILL SPEAK THIS WEEK
VEGETABLE SOUP

pouon eefalssly arranged shis
aa follows
Monday nish under -o the Nnth Ward Improvement
club church Hows school Third W. and 4srd - A "
Hoaiiua. speaker
Tuesday night Mountain Nlsa Station. Lake SPEAK
= a nodiinn.
"Wednesday Bouion viii speak before Blaine
cub the Queen Bouiou
rails the Seventh
Thursday nsht Heaeon SAN fire stallion nouilou. Ole Han
Nadrona hall nQaisuu. Allan ltrant ~ v Foster
Meetings all BE- arranged Tor Fday nht a. Fremont and
ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
SUDDENLY FINDS A
WAY TO SAVE ON
STREET REGRADES

After letting large raRrade con.
tracts foF years. the board Of pub
lic works. just before election.
finds that Il can save the tatpuy.
era thousands 90 dollars b. cutting
the contemplated Improvements Ia
the Green Lake station district Ca.
10 small contracts Under tho Old
system. the work would have been
ief tn one contractor "a an average
OF 90 cents per cubic yard Under
tho new system The work can be
done for 90 cents The aggregate
saving on this Green Lake work ~
50 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Ger orr GAsv

Violations az the state Law .
4 prohibiting screens Ia 81 .
. looms win cost the saloon .
keepcrN Indicted BY ,he grand .
. lurY 81 and costs. n The rec. q
o concentrations made ~ Spe .
. cial Prosecutor White are q
. carried ntf TIT reepmmer =
= dalton Nas made In Judge q
q Ronsid's department ~ the a
. superior eoart this Afternoon. =
q Louis piiuK. aaioon keeper II =
q North Head. pleaded guilty 90 q
a an indictment ~ this eharae. q
q ter. and paid the llue and e
e co9fA =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
BOUND TO TRACK BY ROBBERS, HE Is
SAVED AS TRAIN FLASHES INTO SIGHT

dette. knowing that q train vas
due. cried Tor help and struggled
10 release himself When he heard
che rumble 81 an approaching train
~ became frantic The darkness
diminished In the glare Of an en-
Einah headlight
Inat IN time an old negro ianltor
arrived az the station Az the
train flashed up be found Durdctte
and dragged him from the track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
HOW CLEVELAND FAMILY SOLVES THE QUESTION OF
LIVING WITHOUT MEAT--IT DOESN'T WORRY THEM
Vegetarian Menu Is Fig
ured Out by Ohio House
wife Which Keeps Fam
lily Healthy and Happy.

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. a.
When thousands Of aofklngmen
aud their families start % SO with.
out meat Tor swo months. a. they
are doinx here Ia Cleveland. Il
makes d ueW situation In the
Kitchens nt thnir homes
Aad thousands III wives and moth
- have met The Situation. They
are sraFchlng the newspapers. the
cook books and the almanaca Tor
good ialnss O. copk good. uonfieh,
ing foods % take The place Of the
meat ihe mems appetltea crave.
Here r. picture that WAm taken
ihe day after the famous meat
strike waa declared here The
family Is that 81 a Wufklaeman who
makes fairly good wReea ~ an iron
mandatory
Tire Way They % H.
Thia famliy OF lour IL about 10
wtark the beef trust and fhn cold
sturnRs mna0pusy hy eatluH rnw ~
The mnst tasty meals they have had
for weeks
No meat. lard o. meat gravy haa
any place 81 TIRE famliy's biiiof.
fare Or nsafkrt ist,
And the same Is true % fhou.
esnda IL other homes
slaaas.aaas iaaassasss
(corslnaea on Page Thrsri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

a $50 akN 49, - 4
= WEATHER FORECAST. =
. Rain tonight aud Tuesday. .
= cooler fbulght. brisk % high =
= southwest winds.
49, Ha4EH E4HEF N7 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
storm Warning.

= Southwest storm warnings I
4 are placed at an stations on I
4 the Sound. Straits and Oregon 1
= and Washington coasts. The /
4 storm is over Vancouver isl 1
= and, moving eastward. and I
4 win cause moderately high I
4 westerly winds today and TO I
Z night 1
= I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

ally captured and taken out of
doors The prank was enjoyed by
everyone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

cement worker he discovered that
he war permanently injured and 10.
day BE- flied suit Tor $780, 900 dam
ares against the Superior Portland
Cement Co. 90 skaRii county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

HNHNiltNH WIFI AHtiI Ntll 10
pay dividends on watcrcd stock
and stand for official ucivility
and rotten service. They cvadc
taxes. bus legislation and get
valuable franchises for the ask
ing
The paving and grading
contractors are against Mr.
Bouillon, and every time l
have paid a bill Of this kind
| have been legally robbed.
The telephone companies are
against Mr. Bouillon, and ] pay
too much for my telephone.
stand for inferior service. and
ann peualizcd when my bin Is
not paid Ia advance.
An of this gang of political
charlatans and industrial dcs-
pots are against Bouillon I
could stand that we'll enough
If they were not all against me.
and somehow get the idea that
in Bouillon have found the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

$780,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Seth c. Maker, Not Republican, Win
Vote for BouiIlon Because he Believes
Bouillon Viii Fight for Him =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
CAME FROM oUr or TOWN,

CANE FROM oUr or TOWN.
A Star reader ming lu a near
bY town vas In need Of q house
keeper He read e situation
Wanted 81 in Saturdays star
Realizing that ads of this kind
when printed ln The Star bring
many offers Of work. be lost no
time bug came direct 10 Seattle
This serves Co illustrate tnw
carefully these little Want
ads are read Thousands ~
paople in Seattle and vicinity
have been benefited by read
inE and using star Wants
When sou need help have
vacant room on house wish 90
find n buyer or recover some
Loot valuable aicp 90 the near,
est phone sud dictate an Al Co.
The Star Main l,5o; Ind az
Coats onlY ! cent per word. GO
words cost DO ccntal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Sues for $4,000
Three months after a heavy stick
Of Woud fell ON = " Warren. "a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-11-24
Original Notice.
Claud q. Prime. Plaintiff,

Unknown Claimants Of the follow
ing described premises situated In
Mahaska County, Iowa, to-wlt: The
south one-half (1s) OF the southwest
quarter (A) of section ten (l0) and
the north half G2) Of the northwest
quarter (A) OF section fifteen (l5),
all in township seVenty-hye G5),
north of range sixteen>l6) west OF
the 5th P. NJ: Frank d. Meier and
Eliza E. Meier, his wife, Nathan Day
and Mary E. Day, his wife, and their
unknown heirs, deyisees and assigns.
To the above named defendants:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that on or before the 10Th
day of November A. d. 1910, a petit
ton of Claud D. Prime will be filed in
the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court of the State Of Iowa, in and
for Mahaska County, claiming OF you
that he is the absolute and unquah'
fed owner in fee simple OF the south
one-half (ha) of the southwest quar-
ter (A) of section ten t10) and the
north one-half (1a) of the northwest
quarter (A) of section fifteen (15),
all in township seventy-five E5)
north OF range sixteen t16) west OF
tho 5th p. NJ. That you have nc
right, title or interest in the same;
that the title to said real estate be
adjudged and quieted in him and you
be forever estopped, injoined and cut
off from claiming or assisting any
rights or claim in or to said premises
and other and further relief. See
said petition. And that unless YOU
Iappear hereto and defend before
noon OF the second day of the Decem
ber term A. d. 1910 OF said court
(which will commence on the 9Th day
of December, 1910, default Will b
entered against you and judgmen
and decree rendered thereon as pray
ed for in said petition.
o. G. q. PHILLIPS,
15w4 Attorney for PIaintiff.%
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-11-24
COUNCIL IN SESSION,
Election of City Clerk VIII Not
Come Up Till Dec. s. -

The city, council go came together
Monday evening in the second regq
lar session of the month and trans
acted only routine affairs that were
on the table for attention. The
stated claims were ordered paid
and few minor affairs were called
up, mentioned and discussed to some
length. ...
The matter of the election of a new
city clerk to take the position made
vacant by the election of Chas. E.
Munroa. the present clerk, to the
office of county treasurer, will not
come up for action on the part of the
council until the next regular meet
ing, December 5th.
Action was started in the council
by Mr.. Campfeld, OF the Second
ward, looking to the movement, or
resolution. or memorial to some one,
denouncing the. existing system OF
counting ballots following election,
to the end that some one may take
the proper steps looking toward a
change in the laws now governing.
Just what Will be done, by the coun-
Gil is not known at this time. 1t
may be that the municipality will
join other towns in a general pro
test. 1t may. be that Oskaloosa will
start the movement to originate &C,
ton on the part of the legislature to
grant the relief needed. The matter
now rests with City Solicitor H. w
Gleason for consultation with others
as to the best manner in which to
proceed.