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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20

oen &uare an, Der tan0 er audi nldyt
mus Seq l1,,o Mnnele nit einanoer
fliiiterten, 10 errietb er 0od leidt Sen
Sin11 ibrer leijen @orte, er ladte in
lib binein u1o pergniigt lagte er:
y9fum lit es mir ibpn flor, mesbalh
bic bei0en Maoels 10 idnelOig IN
Nadt, Strrm lllo @rus iiber 0ie Tel-
len fletterten uno Sem Sooe Srot Boz
ten. Sbre Sbase nalBten lie lib DO
len. llno ste Sbabc liegen 0a al1i
Sem borten Stein nit 5%erbrud)enell
Glieoer11 un0 id)al,en oob 10 glildle=
Zig orein, alS idben lie 0abeim nit
ibren MdOeln inn Arm. 9as miro
morgen INT 9orf Elm @ereOe geben
Ger tote @raf urO oas 0pctor=Mnne=
le, ser Geppi=I octor un0 Ous fremOe
6rdulein lino 9rautleut' 5uiammen!
lln0 penn Sic 2eute nun gar boren,
mie oas gefommen lit, 90 meroe i'd
er5Gbleu miiilen, "a =" Staberl blelt
nritten I'M Sate inne, er borhte bod)
uui. Sin ferneS, ldnea iif perltar=
fen0es un0 naber fommer0es @et0le
Elm &ruden uno Oonnern0es @epolter
ltlug an iein DIR. ST lprang aui
ur1o nit belorgtem 8lid ihaute CT
nod ser @egen0, in melder er oas Ell
genartige @erduid borte, aber es mar
5u ounfel, ais baB ielbit iein i9ar=
fes Muge etmas %erfennen fonnte.
vgiu 6elsblod gebt nieOer," lagte Ell
er1rit. Ser @olfenbrud bat i'm &C.
l0it. Sett lit er porbei, aber es mer=
Sen nod mebr 5teine nadfommen
Ser fat uns nidts getban, aber ge=
ra0e Sic Steue bier lit gefabrlid) nud
SEM @eluitter, es liegen ia ge1ug, erii
Dor fur5er 3eit abgebrodene 5teine
berum. @s miro 3eit, OaB mir id)ous
en- fort5ufommen. Mber mie ioa id
0ib fortidaffen, Heppi=9 Doctor? uno
ser @raf fann au9 nit leinem ge=
brodenen 8ein -:At bon ser Steue.
Sdnei0 buben Sic Mdoels mobl mebr,
ais Elm Mann, aber Sic &raft fe6lt
ibnen! gs bilft nidts, id mer0e aus
oem Sort @ilfe berbeibolen miiiien,
Jest, 0u 0us @etter poriiber lit, mer=
Sc id mobl Mial1ner fin0en, Sic nit
mir fommen. Mber ei11 paor Stun=
Sen meroen ifon pergebel1, ebe ih SUI
riif bin NIT SEN 9euten, mir iinO Sic
@lieOer mie 5erihlagen> id fomme
nidt idned pormdrts."
y@eroen Sic SEN @eg mieoer bier=
fer fin0en, Stuberl?" fragte a(nnele.
Ser Staberl lad)te ben auf. uIas
mar mir furio5, menn i6 ibn per-
feblen lpQte. Ginen @eg, Sen ih ein=
mai gernod1t babe, pergeB id I'M &C.
ben nift mie0er! ginen Shlud Mil
ib nof trinfen aus Ser mitgebraften
Tlalde; 0us miro mir &raft geben.
so! ltn0 nun bebiit gud @ott nit
Iommen!"
gr griiBte nod ein Mal, Damn itieg
er nit langlamcl1, itderen Sdritten
an Dem 9ergubi tur5 in Sic Sobe, bol6
mar er 5miiden Sen 6ellen Derihmun=
Sen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
DID TAFT TURN
MAGEATES DOWN?

WASHINGTON. Jan A. the
result Of a conference today be
tween rreAiaeps Taft aud the hoada
az some ~ fne greatest railways ~
the United States. she presidents
message an proposed amendments
90 the Interstate commerce ACT viii
not 80 to congress "Wednesday Az
planned
Tho reason for the postpouemeni
waa not given out aud Questioning
the railroad aAEnAtes failed 20
elicit any information
President Isoveif. OF the Harris
man aYatem. President naef. of the
Philadelphia a Reading. President
Flnley. of the Southern. President
Hrown. Of the NeW YORK. Central.
President Mcilen. Of the New Haven
4 Hartford. aad President McCrea
or the Pennsylvania railroad. A.
tended the Avhite House confer.
ence. President Brown refused to
comment
II n generally believed that the
conference - direct raaalt Of
] pictpont MorRan's visit IL prcsi
dent Taft Thursday The railroad
magnates didn't appear particularly
happy when they left the White
House today. aud # IL believed here
that their mission failed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
A.. v. B0UILLON
FILES NOTICE
OF CANDIDACY
He Is ALSO One of the First
TO Register When the
Books Open Today.

A. v Hoailion filed With the city
comptroller this uaorniae Bis notice
~ candidacy fof the republican
nominafinn for mayor. Win nou.l
Ions fiiing. the let o. AvoNed can.
difates Tor mayor have all filed the
legal nottce required ~ law
Three republicans. A. " Honli
lon. Hi eiii and Austin = Oriffifhs
have filed notices Of candidacy
Charles n. Miller Il the only demo
tFat who hiss yet given the city
$50 for the privilege Of running for
mayor 81 the primary next mouth.
Only -four days fsmain Tor fiiiug
the notices That another demo
vrat wiii file IL considered Certaln
~ the politicians of the minority
PARTY
Registration for the primaries
opened thls mofuina Ia the Pre-
fontaiue building. NJ Third ard
Teaiet way. in charge Of Wis II
Hanna Under the law Il IL neees.
saFy for the eieetor who wishes
10 vote this year "a register once
during tie year. A v Bouillnn.
republican candidate for mayor
sas among the first 20 register this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
|RALL|NCER DODCES
! PERTINENT QUESTIONS
c;,on Gardner. Stars Washington Man. Tells How
lions
~ olLaoN GARDNER.

WASHINGTON e. AL a offcc q Secretary
nan Fnnnius the eauntet Of doorkeepera
.s~ssmrss the secretary questions
re eaessons Npcwrstten They fellows
apesse authority which Withdraw
!. s..6 De retroactive Nih
aDa foghddlng employees Of from
r attorney Cunningham
sas 6arfsid at Mentor two monhs after
ss~ieefT
rAs uexspapers said would Ike you to
tkese aae<toas
ssssssars his carefully the aaea
tkns He aa not hook Finally he said.
~aE ny sius 70 answer then4"
wuuia memorandum % telephone 40
Areas 20 hear when ready asked.
M secretary attend 20 that be replied.
u took the memoranda
about the
The nothing natter
hng the OF Secretary
I'd u aid that he would.
week Ae that date wrote LETTER to the secretary Of the
rvmlndng him q the Two questions which wished
TAsee days would cat ii
L. assistant. NJ Nnney would furnish full
srmaioa the sshcet
o eoas nooody cares Fnney says The to questions
hanEer the Integrity his
and go Of his personal conduct
whas nsianesf mish say personally IN would
an people Who
u socAiied ialiugef tfnchot controversy.
= think IL .
Ballnser deassc shsss questions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03

years. one more fight-yes. let
as have iti"
But Calhoun the man was lost
once more Ia Calhoun the visionary,
the fanatic statesman lie summed
up. as though TO himself something
of the situation which then existed
az Washington
Yes, the coast Is clearer. now
that Webster ~ out of the cabinet.
but Mr. upshur's death last month
brings la new complications Had
he remained our secretary of state,
much might have been done. Il
was only last October he proposed
10 Texas q treaty of annexation "
yes. ana found Texas none SO
eager, frowned Or Ward
"No. and why notg You and I
know we'll enough Sir Richard
Pakenham. the English plenipo.
Tertiary here. could tell II he liked
England ia busy with Texas
rexas owes largo funds to England
England wants Texas aa q colony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03

dough. clean limbs; strong fingers;
good arms, legs, neck; wide
chest"
"rhen you give me HOPPER Cal.
houn flashed "A smile at him.
mo. sir II you do your duty.
there is no hope for you 20 live.
n You do not do your duty. there
% no hope for you 20 die. John
Calhoun. for more than two years
to come perhaps five yearssix
Keep up this work as you muEt.
my friend end you die as surely
as though / shot you through as
YOU ait there Now. rs this any
comfort Co your
A gray pallor ovorspread my
maatcra face. That truth n wei
come 60 no man, morbid or sane.
sound on il; but brave men meet
IL aH this one did
"rime 10 do much" me- mur
INJURED to himself "rime to mend
many bFoken vessels. in those two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03

There is fire under this smoke talk
of Texas dividing into two gov.
crnments, one, at least, under Eng.
lands gentle and unsclfish care,
And now. look you.r Calhoun
continued, rising, aud pacing up
and down. look what is the evi.
donce Van Zandt, charge
d'affaircs I'm Washington for the
Republic OF Texas. wrote Secretary
upshur only month before Up.
shur's death. and told him 10 gc
carefully ur he would drive Mexico
to resume the war and 80 cost
Texas the friendship of England
Excellent Mr. Van Handt' | az least
know what the friendship of Eng
land means So, ho asks us n We
viii protect Texas with troops and
ships in case she does sigu that
agreement of annexation. Cunning
Mr. Van Iandt, lle knows What
that answer must be- today. with
England ready 60 fight us for
Texas and Oregon both, and we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
$40 OR FIGHT S7 GsG% s% , SS E %GSs

"Cowardsi" reioined Dr Ward
"COwards. every one Of them
Were there not other swords upon
which They might have fallen
those 0f their enemles7'
1T Is not my own hand my own
sword. Sam" said Calhoun. mot
that You know ar well as J that
am already marked and doomed,
even as ! ail % my table tonight
A walk Of wet night here Va
Warrington turn along the
felghH out there when the winter
wind Is keen yes, Sam, I see my
grave before me. close enough. but
how can ] rest easy iu that graVeY
Man. We have not set dreamed how
great q country this may be We
must have TexaH We must have
also Oregon We must have
"Freeq" The old doctor shrugged
bis shoulders and smiled 90 the
arch pr0slaYcry exponent
Then. since You mention lt,
ye8i" rctOrted Calhoun irctfully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03

= never knew you for coward.
Calhoun" went on DR. Ward, nor
any Of your family I give you
now the benefit Of my personal
acquaintance with this generation
OF tho Calhouns I ask something
more OF you than fainthcarted
ness
The keen eyes turned upon him
again with the old flame Of flint
which q generation had known--a
generation. Tor the most part, Of
enemies On my chiefa face ! saw
appear again tho fighting flush.
proof Of bic hard-iibfed nature, ever
ready 10 rej0ln with challenge
when challenge came
Ibid not Saul fall upon bis own
aw0rd7" asked John Calhoun
Have NOT devoted leaders from the
start of the world tlll now some.
times rid the scene Of the reapon-
slbie figures ia lost fights. The men
On whom blame rested for
iaiiufc8Y"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
conoHER's JURY
70 PROBE THIS
SHOOTING FRAY

- astermlae M lexai respousi.
sl'ssy for she death u John Len. an
Iszll4n kslaea hy John nrusinR. a
nexrp Ysazaraay nsCxnlne. Coroner
sxeaef ~ hold ~ lnqust 81 70
eei.es ,e1esroW mofnlnm
Hsomlss sk0 mas arrested I'm
nsadixtsiy alter thr shooting main
tzius iAtf BE- shnt h self defense
Eo,A she deaf man and his slayer
ta4r.ea 4 zf1S Judklas 81 Early
Ye&tss&af mxnlnk TIE twu men bad
saaITel steHt a lak II sine The
hz.iaB g = chained. rushed al
bFgzlns 70 strike him Tbs neuro
sfNH hss reviewer and fired The
ballet ~ To- ltaiian n the heart.
Al q he wi'ncsses b TIE shoot
lEg ssre arrested by the nalice
40 afe belax held IA police head
sHsfsfss aealtinx The Inquest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
RUSSIA SEIZES
FINNISH ARMS

'HELslNGFoRs. Finland. Jan q.
The Ruaeian authorities today
seired 1.O09 rifles and a million
cartridges which we're being Snug
Fied into Finland BY respiutiunlnts
The confraband mutations. IA.
hclcd furniture. passed the
boundary line. and IN q few hours
would have been safe ia the store
houses ~ the fcfolutionists The
extreme vigilance Of sho Russian
officers. urged on them lately by
~ Petersburg officials, directed
suspicion against the shipment OF
furniture
The rifles and cartridges. care
fully concealed IN few pieces o.
furniture. were disclosed and we're
seized The authorities then
turned their attention toward run
ming down the persons 10 whom the
shipment had been consigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03

"rut shall not 60 ato the old
argument Of those who say that
black ia white, that south is
north lt is only for my own race
that I plan a wider America But
then" Calhoun raised a long. thin
hand why ho went on slowly.
n have just told you that have
failed. And yet you. my old friend.
whom ! ought To- trust. condemn
me 20 live ont"
nr samuel Ward took snuff
again, but an the answer he made
was to waggle bis gray name and
stan hard at tho face Of the other,
yes said he. AZ length, u
condemn you To- fight on, John.
and be- smiled grimly
why. look al you. mani" he
broke out llercoly. after moment
"The type and picture Of that com.
bat Good bone. fine bone and
hard. hard head and bony, iltilo
eye. set deep strong. why muscles,
not too big fighting muscles, not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
YOUTH STEALS
70 CENTS FOR
XMAS PRESENT
Win Probably Go to Prison
for Theft of rs Cents
From Room Mate at Y.
NJ. C.. A.

With the good cheer % Christmas
all around him. aud himself penni.
less I'D Randall, rs yerrs old. a
roomer az the y NJ G. A dorml.
tory flIlcd the pockets of his room
mates trousers on the night before
Christmas, aud today he was
brought before Police Judge John
~ Gordon
Because once before Young Ran
DAN had fallen a victim Ia Ma az.
sire for money which ala not be-
Ions @ him. his case wa cosilnued
until state charge could be
brought against him.
The boy told the court thai his
parents never had cared for him
he even stated that he did not know
where they werc.
lie has besn IN the city several
moathx, bui claimed 20 have been
unsuccessful ~ hls attempts 10 ae
cure work When arrested be had
been employed hy the Underwood
Typewriter Tor three days ~ mes
kenger.
"It Was more than I could stand
your houor be said. a. b. stood 10
the prisoners aock. his boyiAh face
prominent amid Ire hardened looks
% the regulars. and had no
money with which to enjoy nlyaelf
Ike everybody else vas dolaR 80
! waited until my roommate had
gone TO sleep. ard then sent
through his rants
You'll end In the pcnsteatlary.
Young man. said the .c0urt. stern.
". Y yon 10 not mend sour wAya
"a know Il. he answered ana
huaE his head
The aaount Randall secured vas
only Is cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
SEATTLE CLERKS
ON THE CARPET

MINNEAPOLIS Jan 3Chlef
sssfss uf sevesai divisions az ire
s'sai Northern gail0ax Waes % he
@fPes iotss u an investigation %
'hs fsfAAsif discovered frauds bY
nsAaa ~ wH{sh ne railroad r. ia
2 have lesa aeffsudad ont II as08
g ANNUALLY for several gsarr
1879 ifum gfeai Pals and llaqrc
Aa1t and Everett. Seattle aud
7lakaHe, Wash we've called IN 10
9 ster ne Records of their officers
- ihflr asperiofa Speaking OF
Il afflelalt Wh0 are being invsatI.
~lto Pfssiiert Jas 3 Hul aaid
ne iaFesiiestion does not mean
- ~ ihe officials called b Min.
Meselis ar Implicated or even aus.
eeisd fhey may nof 81 10 blame
= hese fhinss. or even copeernrd
10 ihen IL any vfv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
PRIVATE CAR"
LURT0H is I'M

WARRINGTON. Jan Horace
h4rmou Lurstsu ~ Tennessee, per
s0nai friend o. preaident Taft. AS
sworn II - associate Justice 81 tho
United States Anpreme cunfl TO-
day. % auccerd the Fats Justice
Rufus " Pee khan. f.urton & nou
a member Of the aupresae' court
until death or hia oNn personal d.
sire FetiTea him
lie - 50 years old Lartoa has
made an anti.lahof record a.
judge. ana his corporation fe4offt
lam has earned him the gifsr az
Private Car Larfou. Much oppo.
sificn outside the senate and house
developed against him. bat little IN
those bodies Senator iaFollette
led = small number who voted
q No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan a--The
reply Of q. G Barber. president
81 shc American Match company.
TO Senator charica Dick Of Oaio.
~hs declared IN an opeu letter that
harbsf sNofe aNay his ettiSenship
~ years ago to escape paying back
taxes. il awaited with much inter.
est here
The senator was auditor Of Sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
OUT 6 FOR
QUARTER TICKETS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-The
federal supreme court today a.
flrmed the judgment Of the circuit
court. holding unconstitutional the
ordinance passed by Minneapolis In
1907 that required the street Gag
company 70 sell SIX trip tickets
for a quarter
The company claimed that the
ordinance Impaired IT, contract
with the city and this was upheld
BY the lower court Minneapolis
appealed. the case being decided
against the city today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
COUNCILMAN To BE
BURIED TOMORROW

The funeral Of Councilman Alfred
r. Parker. who died sunday morn.
ing 90 stomach trouble. viii be held
tomorrow afternoon M ? O'Clock
from the residence. 250s n. 42d nv.
The interment win be in Lake View
cemetery. under the direction OF
nonnoy Watson.
Although Mt Parker had been
suffering from stomach trouble Cor
some time his death came very
suddenly lie Was born "a years ago
Ia Illinois. and came TO the West In
1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
BURGLARS LOOT
RESIDENCE WHEN
FAMILY LEAVES

ny breaking the window IN the
front door Of the home o. Harry =.
Paniln. a0A Warren av. while All
Of the family we're away. burglars
entered last night and ranaackod
the house
Upon returning and discovering
his ioea. Mr. paulin Immediately r..
ported the burglary 10 the police.
but. because his wife Is out OF the
city. he was unable 10 give de.
scription at the articles taken
About $500 worth OF valnablcs
are gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
HEAD OF MATCH TRUST SWORE AWAY
CITIZENSHIP TO ESCAPE PAYING TAXES

Nit county then. and he sued Bar
ber for $4,000. which he alleged
Vas due the state He save
the head Of the so-callcd match
trust does not know nov what state
he n n resident az. for be moved
from Ohio TO Illinois. and finally
10 New York
The trouble started when Barber
ontffed the campaign against Dick
and dared him 10 debate political
issues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
MRS. JANSON
IS AGAIN FREE

Mrs. Janson- George is finally freed
from Charles r. George seeker ~
affinjfies and ex-conviet
Mrs Jonson-George appeared be-
fore Superior Judge A. W Frater
today and tho last legal tiea which
bound her 20 the Tacoma attorney
were severed. TO the court the at
torney for Mrs. Jsnson George said
that George Is now IN New York
city with Mary r. Ritter George.
the woman who came across the
country TO produce papers 20 prove
him innocent Of the charges pre-.
ferred by the seattle plaintiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03

wholly unready for war. Cunning
Mr. Van zandt, covert friend of
England And lucky Mr. upshur.
who was killed. aud SO never had
10 make that answer"
But John, another will have to
make It. the one way on the other"
said his friend
Yes" The long hand smote on
the table
President Tyler has offered Won
Mr. rpshur's portfolio as secretary
of stateg
"Yesl" The long hand smote
again
Or Ward made no comment ~.
yond a long whistle, as he rccrussed
his legs. His eyes were fixed on
Calhouns frownlne face. There
win be cyents'" said he at length.
grinnlng
~ have NOT see accepted" said
Calhoun. III dc. % win ho lo brink
(contlnued ON Page ren.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
PEPPER rHRowaR IN COURT.

Richard d Hardy. the young
tailor who threw a handful OF pep.
per into the eyes az Mrs. Rose
Thurman and robbed her OF more
than sl50 several days ago. was
arralgnsd before Judge Ronald TO.
day He WIS given until Saturday
10 enter plea TO a charge OF rob
berry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
IKDICT FORMER
U. S. TREASURER

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-James
Huston. former treasurer Of the
United States. was Indicted today
BY the federal grand jury. charged
with conspiracy and fraudulent use
OF the malls Illusions Indictment
WAS caused BY his connection with
the National Trust company other
persons indicted were Samuel
Graham. wealthy Montreal
broker. Everett Duiour OF Washing
tom and Henry M Lewis. all Of
whom are connected with the trust
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
SEEKS RECOMPENSE
FOR BABES PLUNGE

~ehtg'five hundred dollars b.
PIlss ssktd for The Involuntary
=. - !. Nhiee Hitie Leota Harrison.
.a'inoniAtold daagbfef of 81 b.
= $500. ~ received 81 Nsdr0na mark
= ~. W AFTERNOON of August 4 1909
-. s.', va today fiifd in the su.
~ court against the Anderson
n. A'.1oal company f0f damages 40
-. Nferoing sum Tho ehlid's
49, &C., alleges thar The wharf a.
- @.llonA vas faulty and that when
.-'oA Martin, who Was carrying
~. sAi'a stepped upou me bier.
we're thrown into ihe lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
TO SOUTH POLE
In DIRIGIBLES
,ny al,.s rr.~l

ST PETERSBURG. Jan Two
Russian army officers viii attempt
e. sail % the South Pole In
dirigibie balloon. starting early
next sumner. accordinE to state.
meni - member 81 the Russian
Royal Geographical society The
names Of the officers we're not
made nuhlie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03

WORCESTER. Mess. Ian Z
The claim. made for his nsa' Airship
b Inventor Wallace y TltslnKbast
are no uoFs startling than che air
ships design There Isn't an airshln
AnFNhefe iike h.
can rs a. no one has ever
flewu before he said 10 Tire star
hsre M alfNhip
win make lie miles a. honr Il
eAn b. stopped In naldaif and Il -
safe even safer~-lAan a. auto
Waen Fst wnnd and rnaaY I viii
ssfcw Il te the warid
Tho fact that not once. hag sew.
cral iimea. people in a 3pteu elites
gcontinued on Page Ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
WRIGHTS ENJOIN
AVIATOR CURTIS

BUFFALO. n. ". Jan. s.-Fed.
eral Judge Hazel today granted the
injunction against Glenn Curtiss.
the aviator which was asked by
Wright brothers The Wrights al
legged infrlngements OF certain Of
their patents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
An Expert Mechanical En-
gineer and Successful In
ventor Who Is Not Given
to Practical Jokes-The
Marvellous Feeders" on
His Secret Machine.

ffdifafs &ate Eifhsf wafiare n TH.
iNehaAf the Wpfe#ffsf. Maes iHfensof
has rtade she afsassei aifsHiR in fhe
~ett1 ~ - b ate4t hasssf The
81 fsrfsans fn Wee MaElaaH Nefr nsAHs
~ tis atfsAlp Tiiiinfaasi sats We ha
e aNaiii7as So rahfafl m ~ 1aYiIahf.
4na hae afstn HNif flInp1 e4etass To-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
MORSE REACHES
PENITENTIARY

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 3d. Charles
W Morse, the convicted ice king.
arrived here shortly before noon 20
begin his i5-yoar sentence ia she
federal prison Tor misappncation u
funds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
,RoaE ELEorIoM rRAups

Twenty residents OF Bothell.
j headed hy George Botheli. ap. (
J psarsd before tlr grand jury !
! this afternoon and told 81 a. /
J legged election frauds Ia the
! recent election held to deter. {
! mine whether Bethel should
J or should not become an incor. (
! poraicd town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-03
TO THE RESCUE OF
DEPOSITS GUARANTY

GUTHRIE, Okla. Jan Ait vas
stated today b. man close 20 the
state administration that q special
session o. the Legislature viii b.
called January rs 60 Fegamp fhe
state bank guarantee Law. which.
even u friends admit. Is dire
straits
u is thought here today that Gov
efnor Haskell believed the Inflated
laWs wouid b. discarded unless an
amendment c0eid Dc made De
eialonA against the legality ~ com
puisory guaranty laws IN Kansas
and Nebraska have been rendered