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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

Enticed b. stories ~ adventure at
sea. told him BY a new found friend,
( "a drunken sailor Charley Lambert.
aged i3. has fled from bis horne az
West Seattle leaving "a mother and
father almost frantic with fears for
hiH safety and grief over his de-
parturc
II. az che parents fear be has
shipped or been shanghnied on some
binatamfner ~ ocean going steam
er u may be months. and even years,
before De- ie ever heard from.
Iise hox is the snn ~ SIR and Mra.
Charles p Lambert. and has always
lived duuhhly with them az their
home, which. for some time past.
has been az 1854 Ali av. West Se-
attic
Started Out to School.
Last Monday morning Charley was
Top bright and early and told his
mother that De- wanted 90 get an
early start FOR school He got away
from the house a little after 7
o'clock and caughi the ESQ street
car which would pass near the West
Seattle school which he was at
tending. That was the last seen Of
him by his parents on the car he
met two fellow school boys and told
hem that he was not going 20 school,
but was going 60 make a long trip.
going first 20 Victoria and thence
across the ocean 70 Honolulu and
other far distant places
he showed them e rife which he
had surrenutiously slipped from his
home. saying ht was taking that
with him
Several h0urs later he was seen BY
"a friend ~ the family IN company
with a drunken sailor IN "a water
front paw uHhup trying 10 sell the
gun b, had taken from home.
EHtieed Away by Sailor.
That vas the last trace Of him
the members ~ the family have been
able 20 secure though since he dis
appeared they have found out that
De Ter two weeks prior % Monday he
has been playing truant from school
and secretly meeting the same
drunken sailor with whom he was
seen IN the pawushop
The police have been notified and
every effort possible has been made
g. findthe boy both here and In Vic
toria. but to no await The mother
ana father are now sure that he has
gotten away. and tho mother. though
hoping against hope that he viii vet
be- found. has come 20 the conclu-
sion that DO is now. perhaps. FAR
out on che ocean beyond any posi-
Ole chance ~ return az least for
months
The search however viii be con-
tinued In the hopes that he has not
set been able o. got aboard a ship
.taat viii take him ont where he must
meet thc dangers 70 the sea and
fight his way in foreign lands and
foreign ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10


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q re Ns4aowA b. sait
- J sasssnn sent
- ga#ssay afssfmea and
s,sskss - szreliea TIE
j ~ rankna adj Hsm
!. AAn ran ~ lara on
~ ~ % NJ. Rstnies
81 =ssseF "a, Be wuald
sa u N aFound Moaai
qfaa - soae - ssld
ss = nslne ~
x<s4as Il woald take all
= feEf EslnisF flswAt ~eait
! .ms dlHscrit slm
s1tw 81 e. - macfiae
- ~ ~ II ssmriy %
sfAM q gshn IN ore cnAli
- . lAlak Hamslton was
~ = - fork Al alder
- ~ oae2 - have Aim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

-. ~ ffsn
M Aarch Far
h&lsys cqust sin
81 ssiFonasnara who
e - aptraeh 30
1 w 10 severed
! ..'..sF t'iarisa Barkiai.
~ e charge ~ the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

NEWCASTLE, Pa. March TO-
Tire officers Of ths State Fedora
slen % Laeer to-day ordered TIRE
phlisselpnia urlsua new or striss
70 make a fiaal effort 20 secure
arbitration.
a ~4s announces thss n thsir e..
forts fos peace fat. al orasnixed
iahcr throughout psrnayfvanla sill
be called cot 81 strike in - days
PHILADELPHIA. nareh 70.
Ten Thousand strikers r,sa
ard semen. aathsrss al TIE
Phiisdslphia Nssiensl Baseball
psrk At ! s'eioch fhla afser.ooa.
T. splts % ire iafsrnstiar % the
palica shat such rsesting would
be so1strusd 20 an act ~ riss.
The pslies made 10 sffert 20
asaperse Tire ssaerbl@es. Ths
crowd ~aa orderly. ard the as-
thsel,ies easily hsld shsr In con
trei
Tne great thgunE az the ball para
pr1bAbly with b. sr4riea IN number
whru Joined - a number % strikers
she had planned a. meet IN the
down town section 81 the clfs and
mafch in q body % the grounds and
attend the mass meefiuR
Business Men Alarmed
Alarmed as thr prospective spread
~ TIE general strike through Penn
syitauia and the nation. business Ia.
tefeats here today issued . call for
a nass meeting so he held toularrow
Pr an effort ta settle the Industrial
strife
Every sHdeaear VIII b. made b
fhe merchants and store keepers. by
civic bodies and benevolent organ
izati0na % compel both Sides IN the
controversy % make mutual c1nces.
si0na IN the Interests ~ city. state
and national peace
The car strike and the general
sympathetic strike that followed has
gained neH ilfe by the action ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
ROBBED OF $500
I'm NEGRO DIVE

Following him into the diagy rear
room Of q neEro's saloon. near kiuE
~ early this morning. a slav held
up Louis Franieh and relieved him
Of a roll comprising 500 IN bills
and $3.50 IN sold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
TEN THOUSAND
MEN in A RIOT

pHiLApaLpriAs March tnTsn Thousand engage In
one ere ely 2sao
given BY
10 begin firing
aiotsrs ara potss engages u hsnatohana struggles
Many peicsmsn usersbs pistols
their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
khARTOUM WILL
SEE T.R. MONDAY


United presa.
KHARTOUM. March 10 Colonel
Roosevelt will arrive here Monday
aftcraoon. March ~ This will BE-
three DAYS ahead Of his previous
schedule The former president
will b. here almost IN time to wei.
come Mrs Roosevelt and Ethel. IN.
stead Of being received by them
Mrs Roosevelt and her daughter
viii arrive here only a few hours
before the Colonel aud Kermit
The Rooseycita will leave here
neat Thursday for Cairo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

The average woman thinks she
ought % consult q doctor every time
she hasn't anything 90 Worry about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

committed "a an asylum Hamslina
mHKhs 81 fhis uow
Always warfes 10 Fty.
always hat THIS fyiuN amM
tsQu hf said SIS vaars aaa 4
Was makius elaatiaa flights over
Nee fork aeapeutiea ffusn huge
aitaT TIE kite te Eatd VAS %
pFacticails the same moaei a. that
ha uAaa nos
Thea ne took 80 dtfixinfe balloon.
InK fiflne AL oNer the enangry lie
made a trip a. Japan. astonishing
tsg spuE af fts mikaao wah Ms az
tFips Pos thn last fant years he has
been WORKING snfifelv atth afr
afirra aeFuplansa BE worked aouae
tlaae wiih Alexander Graham BELL
une thiex thai ouEht h. b. made
ciesF said AZ cFnFtur. fgauslsfon's
wsrarer - fha. Mr. namilfon raa.
a1t taks passengers At random
Careful preparations must hc made
ia advance and che plsnss adjusted
90 carry the additional weight The
axact weight ~ ere passenger muat
D. AnuNn and figured or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

a mas can see beauty Ia any wo.
man N he has tho riEht kind 81 i'm
naiuatlan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

The ease 81 Which the Rev Nc
uul gave bic testimony iE novel
one ~ 10 shs first time that bury
has ever been empaneied So kfuR
county 60 decide whether child 81
hriuK neglected
More than q year aga the mother
u claude Daugias now II.
uionths- oid chnd died % tubcrcu-
insia DYING she asked Guasis
Tsssluu yuunE woman friend 60
care for enc child This the woman
has Done. and. according 70 the tss-
timpnv done well A few monfha
ego thr Washington Childrsn's Home
saelcty decided that 50 wanted poe.
session - the child 40 az % farm
" Out
Rev Neon started lt hy swearing
e. the affidavit that be n0v admits
was perimred The woman demand
90 = iufs trial 81 determine whether
she b. neEiectinE fhe child az not
The society iH trying % prove that
the woman iH person ~ immoral
character Rev ArGul Fwore che
was because In her home she had
picturss - half nude subjects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
Wiekershsm Suppressed Evidence,


THAT halllngcr violated che
statute prohibiting a federal off
Ger from acting as counsel against
the government within two years
from the time of his retirement. by
seeking the patent oi the Cunning.
ham claims soon after leaving tho
land office"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
WHAT CLAWS
AND PINCHOT
HAVE PROVED
Ballinger Did Everything
He Shouldn't and Moth
ing He Should Have
Done, Evidence Shows.

The prosecution IN the Balm
Ger investigation before the
congregational committee prac.
ticsily ends It's case with tho
testimony Of Former Secretary
Of the interior Garfield today.
Much o. the evidence is cir
cvmstantiai and much depends
largely upon Inference.
All % the oral testimony except
that 81 Secretary ~ Agriculture
Wilson has been ln support Of the
contention % Clifford Plnehot. the
aeposed chief forester. who charged
Baliinger wfh being false 70 his
trust From the testimony sub.
mitied the attorneys for Pinchot
believe that they have established
ihe following contentious. which
they sag the nalNHEer Witnesses
wtil te called upon 20 disprove
what Has Beer Proved.
That nailiuRer. ~ commission.
"a % the general land office and
secretary OF the interior. had more
than 8 formal knowledge Of the
Alaska coal lands investigation.
That while commissioner, b.
made nn unsuccessful attempt 20
force the claims 10 patent
That as commissioner. he d.
fecscd che final steps for securing
tire Cunningham cisinr, estimated
20 be worth $4,000. 900. not~ith.
standing THAT a few days before he
had directed l. q. CLAWS. then
field agent, 20 investigate them as
to their frauduieney.
THAT while these steps looking
toward the securing OF the claims
we're authorized on January 4.
1905. CLAWS was not notified until
tao days later. barely IN time 10
prevent the contamination Of the
patents
Broke Al PRESIDENTS.
THAT this clear listing broke all
land office prccedcuta. a. some OF
the Cunningham claims had not
been Investigated % determine
their legality aud as patents were
written upon blanks and ready for
signatures within two weeks after
the clear listing order. while usual
iy 81 takes from three months 10
three years for such transactions
THAT az a member o. the repub
lleau national committee Balhngor
sought Co induce CLAWS 20 abate bic
activities until certain interests IN
VOWED in the Alaskan cases had
made campaign contributions
wiekershsm Suppressed Evidence.
That Attorney General Wicker.
sham. reporting Oh the CLAWS
charges 90 the president. suppress
ed material evidence.
"rhat The land office appointed
Attorney sheridan. an iucxperiouc.
I'd. inefficient law school graduate.
10 handle the Cunningham cases
THAT Balhnger asked CLAWS not
90 attempt 90 obtain evidence from
congressman who were claimants
20 Alaskan lands.
THAT Balliugef appeared before
the house committee in favor OF
the Caleb bin which The prosecu.
tiun declares would have validated
the Cunningham claims
Ballinger Ignored Law
"rhat nalliugcr violated che
statute prohibiting a federal off
Ger from acting az counsel against
che government Within two years
from The time of his retirement. by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

Upon rrnss examination ) l.
Crotty thf atinrues Tor the woman.
asked thr witness ~ ~ had not
sworn Is An affidavit nov on fiie ln
court that the 'cbiids health wnH
bsiuE impaired - neglect" Tho
witness after enc affidavit sslth his
signature attached was shown him
hdmi,irt hs hnd
"And shni wur q lie-~a faisehnod.
wasn't ~" said the attorney
4 euwss lg was false. said the
minister. unnrhamntiy
DE followed this up with nAmis-
siona that 81 ~ fhe ether facts iu
the affidavit that b. HNufe were true
N~r~ merely hraraay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
ADMITS THAT
HE SWORE To
A FALSEHOOO
Pastor of a South Park
Church GrilIed in the
Trial of Juvenile Case in
Judge Ronald's Court.

A minister 81 the Rospel and
periurer By his own sworn testi-
mony IN Judge Ronald's court this
morning o. u Neon. pastor u a
church a. South Park. laid claim 60
both titles Win no hesitancy and
apparently wlgh no sense - the
shame The clergyman testified
frankly that ho had made faiae
affidavit in hia efforts 90 have the
courts take away from Miss 0usaif
Iefius tie custody N Claude Dnuit.
lac a montha.old orphan ffr
whom the wpAaa has been caring
Hlnrs The death - The haby's mother
Rev q n Mc0ul upon direct ca
animation ~ the attorney Tor the
Washington chllafens Home soci-
eiy. Hwsre that when he took lhe
chl'd away from the mother that q
wac Ia good health ue was posi-
tive thaf thefs wms nothing the mat
isz with The ehlldH physical condi-
lfaa
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08

land for which the first patent was is
sued. He always regarded this old
patent as one of the most interesting
and valuable relics of American his
tory. It's face indicates that Freeman
made entry No. /, his proof OF resi-
dence was No. /, his patent Is No. /.
recorded on page No. Of book No. /.
Freeman's name Is linked with that
Of Galusha A. Grow Of Pennsylvania.
once speaker OF the lower house of
congress. aud whose maiden speech In
the house was on the subject of
Mans Right to the Soil" That speech
was made I'm 1852, but Il was not until
ten years later that he was able to see
his measure. the homestead law, re-
corded in the statute books.
Freeman at that time was a young
soldier, detailed to perform a secret
mission at Brownville. Neb., where the
first United States land ONCE was
opened. The presence OF many pro-
spective settlers awaiting the opening
January /, 1863, OF the land ONCE, to
take advantage OF the homestead law,
attracted Freeman to the idea OF Sc
curing a free home. On December 80,
however. he was ordered to report
In ST. Louis for new assignment To
add TO his troubles, January / was a
legal holiday. The young soldier,
nothing daunted, sought out James
Bedford, who had charge OF the gov.
eminent land once. and told him hts
troubles. Bedford agreed to sign the
filing papers following the stroke OF
midnight the following night II Free
man could secure the consent OF other
prospective settlers TO waive their
right TO make entries until the fol-
lowing day. All day December 81
Freeman sought out the settlers and
secured their consent TO the scheme,
In order that he might get away New
Years morning. There was a dance
at the town hall In the evening and at
midnight all the young Beau Brum.
mels repaired TO the land once 10
see Uncle Sans soldier become the
nrst homesteadsr. The papers already
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08

furthermore. to trim their hats. The
Empress OF Germany holds that a
knowledge OF children, kitchen and
church is to be preferred before all
other accomplishments and other
members OF royalty are proud OF the
fact that they have provided their
children, as they grew up, with the
means to gain proficiency In any use
full line they chose TO follow.
The latest student OF royal blood in
the business world is the 13-year-old
daughter of King George, Princess Vic
toria Alexandra. This little lady, the
only daughter In a family of six, be-
came much interested In the type
writers In daily use where she resid-
ed. There are two lady typists at
tached TO the secretarial stan OF MARI
borough house, which has been the
Kings residence. and finally the young
princess declared her enthusiasm and
asked one OF them 20 give her the
necessary instruction that she might
operate typewriter She has learned
to use the machine at a fair rate OF
speed. Now she plans to assist her
mother. Queen Mary, regularly with
her correspondence. Thus the third
lady In England today, for her grand
mother ranks second, IL an accom-.
plished little business woman In at
least one line.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08

had been made up and were signed
Just after twelve o'clock. Freeman
started NJ once for Sc Louis and was
able 10 visit the Hand but twice dur
Ing the next three years, the law max
ing special Frovision for soldiers.
In 1856 Freeman laid down hts arms
and took up the peaceful pursuit OF
agriculture on his claim. He built a
log cabin as the FIRST structure on the
farm. On an adjoining claim lived a
young woman with whom Freeman
had become acquainted during his pre-
vious visits. and when the cabin was
completed they we're married and
moved into the new home. Freeman
was energetic, and from an open prai-'
RTE homestead the quarter section was
developed into the finest farm In Gage
county. Additional land was pur-
chased~and Freeman became wealthy.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08
TYPIST is OF ROYAL BLOOD
Third Lady Of England Proves Her
interest In the Writing Machine
70 Be Real.

London.-Even the daughters of
royalty do not scorn knowledge OF
useful occupations. Often we read Of
pretty and youthful Processes who
have begun the study OF some art,
perhaps along domestic lines. cookery
or sewing, or have finished course
In nursing, or can show certificate
testifying to their ability in some bust
ness line. The daughters OF the late
King Christian of Denmark, namely
the Queen mother of England, the
Dowager Empress of Russia and the
Duchess Of Cumberland, were taught
to make all their own clothes and,
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08
FILED FIRST CLAIM
Daniel Freeman Got Homestead
Number One.
As a Soldier In Nebraska IN 1852 He
Took Advantage Of the Law Inn
medlateIy After u Went
Into Effect.

Lincoln. Neb.--When Daniel Free
man filed on the first free home pro
vided for free men, at one minute past
twelve o'clock on the morning OF jan
uary ]. 1868. he inaugurated the his
tory OF homestead entries, which have
since developed the western prairies
into the heart of American agricul-
ture. The Freeman home is at Brown
Vile. Neb., on the quarter-section OF
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08

II you want to make the best OF
your life. don't spend much time in
looking within and wondering II your
feelings are all right. says Home Chat.
Look outside instead. and see what
you are doing for others. what you
are saying about other people. how
you are behaving to those around
you. II you are behaving kindly and
truly TO your neighbor you will not
60 far wrong.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08
Reaching the Top.

In any calling of life, demands a Wig
orous body and keen brain. Without
health there is no success. But Elec-
trio Bitters is the greatest health
builder the world has ever known. II
compels perfect action of stomach. llv-
err kidneys, bowels. purifies and en-.
riches the blood, tones and inYlgorates
the whole system and enables you to
stand the wear and tear OF your daily
work. After months OF suffering
from kidney trouble" writes w. NJ
Sherman of Cushing, Maine, three
bottles of Electric Bitters made me
feel like a new man" so cents at S.
w Rowley's. II
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08

stock q ne go Mntss rruil o.
oRers one % ne very best epportuni
ties for prontabie investment e ~
found IN 1iori6A Write en- paFuUuinrs
10 sAa Ntass HFuit o.. 80 lea,sA
ia
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08

Franklin Philosophy.
Since thou art not sure Of q min
ute. do not throw away an hour
Franklin.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-10-08

The Philosopher Of Folly.
women are sure their husbands
are smart" says the Philosopher OF
FOLLY. because they think maybe
khey can make some other women
shink it's true"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
Directory of Special Attractions in
the Stores and Shops of the City

10 remain in the city and make her
establishment the leading millinery
lemporium in the territory Within
/ the last week some extensive improt =.
ments "a tho electrical and store fiN-
lures hove been put in ana the nr
terror ia artistic enough Go invite H
visit il vou huve nu bats tn purchase.
French be}el mirrors have been plac-
ed nearly the entire length OF one
side of The parlor and mirrors arrang
ed alternately with the hat shelves
on The other
Mrs. WelNhrt Is nn artist and has won
no small amount Of favorable com
ment with her painting Her artistic
talent u shown IN her millinery which
she exclusively designs The lact she
IT, j. designer cnahles her 90 design
ana trim hats free of charge. AIRS
Welvart lenves n the course ot few
weeks for the east whore she VIII re-
main until the spring stock Is pGr-
chased When she returns she viii
bring and display the most extensive
millinery stock ever shown in the
city Some exceptional values In win
ter goods win be on sale this week.
aud the ladies are extended c0rdia
invltation 10 view che bats and the
recent improvements made in the
handsome interior of Albuquerque 's
largest and best equipped millinery
store
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
THIRD TICKET NOW
IN The FIELD
Stand Pat Republicans Get To-
gether in Old Town Last Night
and Nominate Candidates,

At a big gathering of republican
voters Of precinct No. 18, held in the
court house In Old Town last night,
Jose Romero. was nominated for jus
tiee Of the peace and elias NJ. Garcia
for constable. The placing of tick
ct in the field by the standpat repub-
icans further complicates the polite
cal situation IN precinct 13, two other
sets OF candidates, those of the in
surgent republicans and of the peo.
Pies party having been already
nominated. Although the election
does not happen until January. the
nominees are already handing out Gig
ars and shaking hands with their
friends,
Jesus Romero presided over the
meeting OF the standpatters last night
and was later elected president or
the organization, with Esquipulo Iiu-
nero ana MaNimo Olguin as vice
presidents. III. Gleason was named as
secretary,
Jose Romero was the only eandi-
date for the nomination for justice of
the rcace and he was unanimously
chosen, after a brilliant nominating
speech by Attorney Modesto ORTIZ.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
LEGISLATURE MAY GET
ON TRAIL OF FAKE
EMPLOYMENT MEN


Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
Houston. Tex. Nov Through
out the south there are i'm operation
fake employment agencies with which
the law has us yet found no way 60
cope and taking advantage of the ac-
tiYitY OF Houston these organizations
are plying their arts here with much
success. They advertise their ability
to secure work for the unemployed
and demand q fee of five dollars when
they place the name of the applicant
on their books. They then send a
long list OF supposed positions open to
their clients. These lists are pre-
pared 10y the wholesale without any
serious thought as to the actual eN-
istance uf the work purported to be
offered and when the victim reaches
Houston ne IS told that the particular
situation he wanted has been taken
while he was en- route to this city. but
he is referred TO grocery store or
some office working i'm sympathy
with the employment bureau where
he can secure position paving about
SIS per month but one-third OF that
salary Is demanded i'm advance as the
fee OF the bureau. II this money is
not paid the applicant is turned adrift
III no does take the position he Is
kept for about q week and then told
his work rs unsatisfactory and he rs
discharged. The bureau pays the SIS
collected from the dupe To- the lake
employer aud is ahead the five dol
lars first collected while the grocer or
office man has secured the durc's
services free. 1t is said ona grocer
here worked this system it q year or
more. Do arrested his dei'nse woull
be that hc hired the clerh in good
faith hut had TO discharso him he.
cause OF mcompetency. The employ
ment bureaus contract with rs We
Tins has hcen picked 10 pieces by
the states attorney but is declared 50
crafuiy executed as to joe beyond
with amy chanc of con-
vtetion Thy can not Doe forced to re-
turn cent of the money collected
from their victims though they are
working q palpahle fraud. An cffar
will De made Co have tho state lce-
isnture enact a law that win futcc
these fake agencies out of Texas