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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08
bOUILLON IS
FRANK AS To
VICE ATTITUDE
Tells Club just What He
VIII Do to Solve Social
Problem and How He'll
Do II.

4 deliberate attempt 90 put A. ".
Huuillou IN an untenahie position
regarding the segregation and iso-
latiou Of vice fell down last night
when Boulllon told the Rainier
Heights Improvement club that n
the city council failed 10 take what.
ever action vas necessary. be
would uuheaitatingiy enforce the
law and that he would have a
police department that would do
iia work
Eugene Way. president 81 the
club. together with several other
GIN workers. framed up q deal.
using the name Of the club. and
forcing some Of its members 20 un.
Intentionally become n party 20 the
scheme TO put BoulilOn on the rack.
Nobody's Business.
David Zerwekh WIS named as
chairman Of q committee 10 pHf the
question Of the restricted district
up 10 GIN and HOulilou. Zorwnkh
reported that Glll told him that %
was none ~ the clubs business
where be would put the restricted
district Houillon was nt the meet
ing 10 answer for himself DO was
kept outside Tor some time. while
the club MEMBER egged on by GIN
supporters debated whether or not
their guest should be- allowed tn
speak on his candidacy and plat.
form generally or on Tho restricted
district exclusively They finally
asked MF Homii0n DO speak on me
restricted district
vi Hon.llon stated that Dee would
ask The city council 10 determine
me place and regulation Of nc de.
ffict.
Bou.iIon 10 Plain.
PlinnY Allen. vho was cooked and
prmed bf ihc GiI bunch 10 get
li0uiIl0n in Il hole. then asked Str
boulliou W 81 was not fact that
The council could not legally enact
ordinances naming inc district aud
providing fqf iia regulation.
Tho city provides 3 corporation
counsel aud ! Win secure any other
lerHi advice necessary in ms ne
il0na answered Boullion "Thon
~ the city council fails % act ln this
connection ! will unhesitafluRy eu
force The state laws
This declaration from the canGi.
date produced a biz round Of ap
plause and swung tbo tide OF tho
meeting in bis favor
This evidence 0f public sentiment
drove Way ont Of The chair and put
him to the task Of trying 10 explain
away GINS message and bis actions
ne a member Of the city council
Way was Immediately put upon The
grill by the club members who
wanted 20 know about present vice
conditions.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
SUES wIFE's UNCLE.

L. n. G5cnetzky Blsmes Woman'S
Relative For Loss Of Affection.
A declaration "a the suit OF LASER
IA. GoneJzky agains' Jacob Herstem
Tor the alleged alienation ot the affee-
lions OF GornetzkS 5 wife was fled IN
the circuit court Tuesday afternoon,
hy Attorney Thomas W Payne. Cor
netzky sues Hersten. who is his wife
uncle. for $4,000 IN the declaration,
Goruetzky states thar he was married
last tall and furnished house at No.
ais Theodore-st. the whole costing
him $500
He alleges that Herstein exercised
an influence over Mrs. Gornetzky
y hich caused her 10 become cold ana
!ndifleren; and that she was induced
TO cease living with her husband, I'll
vorce proceedings resulting AS an IN
stance. iornetzky alleges that Her
s,ein came 70 his place, Feb. L. and
said that Gornetzky should be killed.
on March s. lie alleges, Herstein
came 10 the house az 10 a III, and re-
NAMED until midn ght ana that IN the
quarrel which took place the wife
sided with her uncle Gornetzky says
that he was prevented from throwing
Herstein out by the intervention or
one Jesse Roths chlld.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
CHICKEN THIEF CAUGHT.
GustsVe Maman Dragged From Coop
With Fowl In Bag.

Charles Gragayt Of No 700 Spr.ne-
wells-ave., awakened by his wife at
3 a. NJ Tuesday took his revolver
with him IN q successful chicken-thief
hunt. and probably put an emo 10 a
series Of thefts in Delray precinct.
Gragayt KEEPS his chickens under
his house. in a space through which
entrance is gained by small door
Gragayts wife had heard noises in
the chicken cellar The husband fire .
shot from his revolver as he saw
the door open and then stood guard
az the aperture while ueighbcr
called the patrol wagon
Gustave Maman, No so H0mer-ave
was later dragged from the chicken
refuge He had two hens and a
rooster ID bag But the lock 90 the
door was gone, Maman didn't have it,
and II was not to be found
Detective Bowdeu hurried 10
Maman home. 10 look for an escaped
pal He found Gragyrs lock IN
Maman's kitchen The back door
was unlocked Chicken bones were
everywhere showing that Maman auti
some friend had lived well for some
time
The men lived In the kitchen. and
the rest of the house Uttered with
chicken feathers. showed that the
fowl had used the house Tor q coop
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
Overlooking
THE STOMACH
Causes Incomplete Digestion, Weak
ems The System, and Breeds
Dyspepsia.
Trial Package Free.

Gluttony is as vile a sin as drunk
enness and its evil results are more
terrible and far more rapid. The
human system turns into the stom-
ach and alimentsry canal from Z
TO 35 pounds Of digestive fluid every
twenty-four hours Cram YOUR
stomach with food and YOU exhaust
these juices. IL your stomach can
not digest the food because il lacks
Juices 20 do Il with you should eithe-
eat less OF make more gastric fluids.
Stuarts Dyapepsis Tablets con.
tain ingredients one grain OF which
will digcst 5000 grains az food.
With Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets IN
your stomach the evil effects u over
eating are removed, for these little
tablets when dissolved stick TO thu
food and digest an the good from IN.
They won abandon the stomach
and leave a mass of decawng undi-
gested fooG 10 putrify and irritate
the mucous membrane lining. They
give greater quantities of gastric
fluid help the intestines enrich tae
blood, prevent constipatien. and
gluttoDy while sinful may yet be-
made less harmful! blythe use Of these
tablets
Every druggist carries them IN
stock: price SO cents per box. or send
az yo'ir lnama and address and ",
MIL send yoH a tria' package free w
mali. Address + A Stuarf Co, 80
Susar. Bleg Marshall, Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
WORK ON HYDE JURY.
States Attorney Expects Il Will be
Completed Saturday.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April H.
with IL oi the az temporary jury men.
from whom the final jury must DE
chosen. already selected aud a bill OF
81 600 for fees. board and lodging IN
Cured In the first day OF, the trial OF
Or. Bennett Clarke Hyde for the al
legged murder OF Col. Thomas II.
Swope. the criminal court began the
second day with a prospect OF similar
daily expense untr the jury ~ com
pleted
The marshals early today gathered
100 men at the hotel where they have
been the guests OF the county since
Yesterday noon. They will continue
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
WILL TALK ON RUBBER.
Sales Manager for Morgan & Wright
10 Address Wholesalers Wedne sday

A. A. Templeton, sales manager for
Morgan & Wright, rubber manufacture
ers. will address the Wholesalers and
Manufacturers association on The
rubber Industry" al the Wednesday
luncheon in the Hotel Cadillac The
address should prove interesting and
timely In view Of the pending sale 81
the Mexican Crude Rubber Co, an or
ganization of prominent Detroiters, 70
an English syndicate.
Mr. Templeton is thoroughly famii-
lar with the rubber industry. He es-
Inmates that for every 10 pounds or
crude rubber secured a human life Is
lost and he will tell OF some OF the
perils associated with this end OF the
business President William c.
NCack viii preside
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
soLoNS IN FIGHT.
They clneh and Roll On Floor OF
y MisslSsipp Senate. Nv

JACKSON. Mss April l2,- Repre-
sentative Franz Nurkett and Director
uf Archives and History Dunbar Row
land INDUCED la a rough aud tumble
d I'M on the hodr of the senate yes
tcrday
This diihcultv arose from PARTISAN
Shin ON inc TWO sides OF the question
as 10 whelhei state senator pulaney
o.fered state Senator Bilho $1,000 "a
.cast his.vote tor Percy. and then only
PAID 5000 aud went back on me hal
ance or whether any bride whatever
was rendered Burkett and Dunbar
began AN argument that finally LED
to the roughhouse ON the foor Bur
kett. who is a larger man than MS
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
PLANT NEARS COMPLETION.
Fairvew Foundry CO. viii Make
Castings For Chalmers Motor Co.

Within a month. the extensive plant
of the Fairview Foundry Co, which
will make all OF the castings for the
Chalmers Motor Co, and Will also
specialize in marine gas engine cast
ings. viii be in operation. The build
ings are now practically completed
and Installation of the equipment Is
well under way
r. L. Bromley, president Of the COM
pany. is one of the most experienced
foundry men in the country. He was
with the Michigan Stove Co for IS
years, until be organized the Detroit
Foundry d Manufacturing Co, which
later merged with the Detroit Stoker
Il Foundry Co He has ben making
automobile casting from the very be-
ginning OF the industry. The other
officers OF the company are Vice
president. J w Thompson: secretary
and treasurer. c. 4 Pfeffer The Of
ficers and Hugh Chalmers constitute
the board OF directors
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
LOSES LOVED WHISPERS.
Filled With Paint, is Compelled Tc
Cut Them of.

MARION, o., April 13.-Hoping to
tighten the work of his wife. who was
engaged In spring housekeeping, Cor
croner William II. Hinklin went at Il
la way that cost him his whiskers.
which he nad priced for a quarter of a
century.
When opening can of floor paint
the contents few in his face Vain.y
he tried 10 rid mis- beard and mus
tache OF the stuff
barber was finally called upon, and
he performed the sad task so well that
when HinElin returned home his wife
at first failed To recognize him.
DR.. Hinklin now consoles himself
with the theory thai whiskers are un-
sanitary.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
WILL SEIZE HOTEL.

CHARLOTTE. April l2-The Mich.
igan State Bank OF Eaton Rapids ha
been granted circuit court decree
60 fOrcclose a mortgage on the Ander
son hotel property AT Eaton Rapids
amounting TO- nearly $4,000, The
PROPERTY Is the largest hotel In the
county and was built during the min
eral water boom town many years
ago. OF late years 1t has been a los
ing venture.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
BROADWAY REFUSES
AGENT DRINK
Attorney for the Creditors Asks
That Swell Cafe De L'0pera Be
Declared Bankrupt.

NEW YORK, April ia petflioh
IN bankruptcy has been filed against
the United States Restaurant an u
Realty Company, which conducted the
! Cafe de I.Cpera al Nos. l4ot i4o'
Broadway. By William c. RosenOers.
attorney for these creditors. isaac
Heineman as Heineman Bros, s2,S5o'
George e. Conley Company, Sass
aud Hunter a Trimm Company 81
sS2, all for supplies.
Ii was alleged that the company Is
insolyent and committed an act or
bankruptcy by making an assignment
Although the judges ~ the lAAe.
States courts OF this city have decldea
that a restaurant corporation or
realty corporation cannot be- adJud.-
Gated bankrupt Mr.. Rosenberg said
the question had not set Deen passed
upon by the United States supreme
court. The question has been carried
M TO the supreme court IN the case
of the wentworth Lunch company and
viii be argued in few days The
petition against the United States
Restaurant and Realty Company says
the company was conducting 2 res
taurant and general mercantile bust
camille pursuits.
Baked at ascent Drinks.
Following the petition IN bankrupt,
" Rleh,-Mhe- organized 1he
company, outlined the reason OF Ihs
failure as follows:
To get a drink in Cafe de fOpera,
cost man
Drink, % cents
Coat boy 10 cents.
Waiter, 10 cents,
Total, As cents
Broadway spenders are the best IN
the world" said Mr. Rich, but they
realized that Il was an imposition 10
make them pay As cents tor glass or
whisky or cocktail Hundreds Of men
bring their wives. who 10 not drink,
TO restaurants, and like TO run out to
the bar first and get a cocktail or
something Tens OF thousands every
afternoon and evening like 70 drop
into a frst-class place with friends
and take drink or two before going
home
This requires an open bar. The
men are justified in Directing TO be-
ing obliged TO sit down. have their
hat and coat checked and oay waiter
in addition for the privilege OF having
drink with friend
My original idea was TO have a
Partisan street cafe, and We leased the
small building next door for that pur-
pose. but il was afterward leased to
some one else
ITO my mind il was the lack OF Al
open bar and not a question OF even
ing-dIess or anything else that forced
the cafe 10 close
THE failure was due to mismanage-
ment. more bills having been contract.
ed than there was money TO meet
them. The restaurant was run in 4
bad way. Escalators for the walters
were provided, but these frequently
got out of order and walters were
obliged TO run up and down four
flights OF stairs. This required a de-
lay that disguised patrons.
The capitalization of the company
was 100000 First We bought John
Murray's place for 100000. and then
took lease OF the Saranac hotel Henry
Phipps loaned the company $500 900.
and that with 100000, which the com
pany had was expended in equipplng
the cafe.
The restaurant cost 100000 in
stead of $3.50, 600. the amount. agreed
upon for that purpose in advance. AT
present Stern Brothers mold mort
gage of S350.000 on the property.
There will be some revelations re-
garding he cafe within a few DAYS
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
5000 Fire In Orion.

ORION, Mich. April l2-Fire which
originated In the pool room conducted
bv sud Moon. threatened 10 wipe out
every building on the main street az
midnight. Monday night. The Com
Enereial hotel. one lof the landmarks
Of the village. was burned TO the
ground. Among other losses are
Henry Kessel. gents furnishing stor'
80 600: Elmer Close, barber shop
5000. The total financial loss Is $4,000
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
PARTY CLIMBS
MT. M KINLEY
No Trace of Records Dr.. COOK
Claims He Lett Are Found
There by Explorers.

SEATTLE. Wash. April l2-~Woi'
has reached here from Far BANKS
ALASKA. that the Fairbanks Mount NC
kmIey expedition organized by p'ae
deal Alaskan explorers. mas su'oee"
ed ia cEubing 10 The top OF Moun'
Mckinley They required one month
he make me ascent
The party reports that they lounu
nc uace 9i the records which Dr.. co N
!aims he LETT a. the top OF the con
Unent
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
SAYS WIFE WAS FILTHY.
Husband Gives This AS Reason For
Wishing Divorce.

That his wife was too filthy 70 live
With was the testimony OF Harvey
w. Knight in Judge Donovan's court
Tuesday. when be asked for a divorce
from Catherine knight.
It was(also brought out that the
marriage WAS the result OF cores
pondence couTtship, az a time when
knight was a member OF the navy.
re was not acquainted with his wife
previous 10 the marriage. They lived
together only three weeks, and then
am affinity interviewed. She IS now
keeping house for another man. The
husband was granted a decree. -
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
SHOOTS WOMAN AND SELF.
Member of Wealthy Pittsburg Famll
is Dying IN Hospital.

PITTSBURG. April 12-Dr Mark
w blackburn. OF Wilson. Pa. a we'll
known physician. shot down Mrs. VIC
let Getty. % years old. wife of DR. L.
G Getty. Of Hyndham, last night She
was wounded in the shoulder DR.
Blackburn was taken - the Homeo
pathic hospital in dying condition
He shot himself in the temple
Mrs Getty says Dr. Blackburn call
I'd al hSf mother lias2es los. Ninth 81.
yesterday. and made proposal that
they elope She rejected his ad
vances. she says, and be left but re
turned again early in the evening She
took refuge in the dining room. but
Blackburn saw her through the win
dow and fred two shots at her, one
striking her in the shoulder He then
turned the weapon on himself
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13

opponent. was underneath and getuhg'
the worst OF the encounter when he
managed TO gain the upper side and
struck the smaller man blow with n
cane that rendered him unconscious
Burkett yves VT one time candidate
for the vicepresident OF the United
states on the Popnlist ticket
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
Would.be suielde is Reeoverlna.

George Risler. who was driven 20 an
attempt az suicide in the plant OF the
Detroit Shade Cloth Co. Monday
morning through religious mania. is
reported out of danger For time
me physicians in st Mays hospital
feared he would not live RiSlcr took
gas through q rubber tube and was
found unconscious by employees az the
.f4uf
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
is KILLED ON HIS DOORSTEP.
Affinity Figures In Death Of Chicago
Street Car Conductor.


Street Car Conductor
CHICAGO, April l2.--The Staying OF
Henry : Meyer. Jr., at the door OF his
home yesterday al first attributed 10
burglars, developed elements OF my Sc
terry as the police Investigation pro
gresscd An alleged affinity and re
venge as a motive figure in the
problem.
Meyer. a street car conductor, liv-
ing at 1881 Quinn-st with his wife. 10
whom ne was married two years ago,
their baby and Meyers father, return
ed home AT l a. N He was shot at
the door OF his home Three shots
were fired, one OF them penetrating
his heart.
The elder Meyer and the slain
mans wife were aroused by the shots
but did not observe any one leaving
the premises A black cambria mas
was found in the yard later Meyer s
watch and cash were not taken.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
ELECTION IS LEGAL.
Attorney General Replies 20 Claim Of
Wcts OF lnaharn -Cnuntu

LANSING NichA April I2.-tSpe
ciaU The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS depar..
meat is of tbg opinion What the ms.
ham county '9eaI option election was
legal in cvqIt r,spcet aud that the
vets cannot raise uliut which wi
disfranchise thc electors of thls city
~ attorney -seuerai saws HAT the
local option ballots were prepared by
the township board ana ac other bal
lots hy The county commission and o.
was therefore necessary - use more
thar one ballot
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
Walsh Leaves 500 600 To Charity

WASD NGTQE April I2.-Mrs. Car.
.ric i. Walsh. She widow. and Mrs.
Evelyn b Mclean inc daughter. re-
.ceiyCd practically hs eu.re estate cf
the iatt Thomas = Walsh whose VIII.
Sled todos. leaves 100000 20 charity.
The estate IS est'natcl Ut from So ,00o.
zoe " slv,Cvg.OgJ.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13

to be the OcounlNs gucs's n No
completion OF the jury stat AttAr'
ney Conkling hopes TO tend TIC entire
yenire of a. before Wcdnesd Ugh
and believes full jury of . tohirf
the ease will be sworn before Satu.'
daN
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13

He delivered a speech I'm the senate,
Tuesday, in which he denounced the
faith tn the rtparatIon OF the prcsi-
dents ruliroad bill. and accusing
Atty.-tien. " ickcFShnm OF betrastnG
the public interests In Abandoning
the ft~Icrul prosecution ri 70 hig rnii-
road merger ia New England. La
Toilette said the raiiroad hiil was IN
attempt 60 mOnopoiiHc and Cypress
the commerce. of the country.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13

Tire italian government has offered
five prizes totslliug $3.50 for an inter.
national omretit-tn of appliances and
s,sstus Ion the prevention o. lator
I'd. ffpuf~
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13

Behind DR.. Pores Medicines
stands the InvxhdS Yotsl ard sur
S1csI Institute, at Buffalo. thor
oughIy equipped and with STAFF
OF SkiLle6 Specialists 70 treat Tho
more difficult cases or Chronic
diseases whether requiring Med
icai or Surgical Skill for their
cure. Write for free
INVALLDS GUIDE BOOK
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13
Rou of Id seeks pamaaea.

Reuben Levine aged TO- "a pupil D.
the Bishop school. Aegan suit against
John Herdepbergh in, Judge Murphy 3
court Tuesday morning. He charges
that q wagon driven by Herdenberghs
Aon ram over him while he was play.
ng in front OF the school in 1907. ia
addition ~ a broken leg. he sustained
Other serious Injuries
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13

ngerous with but slightly tested urged
that knows what the profe substitute made OF but you
stomach and expecting curative 10 nm ITS only
Therefore, Dr. Golden eoea LIS
If promptly supplied trade elsewhere
81 mailing only Tree copy OF III.
Pe Common Sense Medical Adviser zoos
Worlds Medical r. v Pierce NJ D. Buffalo
Pleasant PELLETS REGULATE and strengthen Stomach Liver and bowels
The Detroit times., 1910-04-13

It's foolish dangerous experiment with but slightly
upon good or better than Golden Medical
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-08-25
MR. GRIM DEATH Is
TnREE-TIME LOSER

NEW YORK.-SpeciaI.- times
within a minute Edward ]. Payson. of
Glen Ridge, y. j., was threatened with
death Thursday. and three times ne
escaped with scarcely a scratch to re-
mind him of the liveliest sixty seconds
of his life.
Payson was driving down Clark
street when a big branch of a tree fell
across his horses back. Payson did not
nave ume TO realize the narrowness
or his escape from serious injury by tbe
branch; for his horse, frantic with pain,
denly. and the carriage smashed into
the stone abutment of a railroad tres
tie
Payson was hurled high and landed
across the single track of the trestIe.
which ls fourteen feet above the road
stunned for only a second, Pavson
got up and was about to congratulate
himself on his second escape when ne
saw a Lackawanna train laundering
toward him. He managed to hobble TO
the end OF the trestle just in time TO
avoid being cut to pieces.
Then Payson limped home. The run
away horse was caught several blocks
away The carriage was wrecked
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-08-25
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS"
SOON TO BE HELD HERE

Persons who are expert in fish Gull
ture will have a chance to work for
Uncle Sam if they can stand the ex-
aminations put up by the representa-
ttiVes of the Government at the Fed
eral building here on October 18th.
The salary for those given employ
ment will begin with 5000 a year, and
persons who pass the examinations
will be attached to the Bureau Of
Fisheries.
Applicants must have a knowledge
OF marine operations, salmon, trout,
shad and perch, as we'll as of other
things piscatorial, and they must be
males over twenty years old.
On September 14th a civil service
examination will be held at the Fed
eral building for the purpose Of Sc
curing civil engineers for employment
in the quartermaster's department at
large of the United States Govern
ment. The salary at the start will be
$500. The successful applicants
none under twenty need apply-will
be stationed at San Francisco, Cal.
Fort Bayard, n. NJ, or Washington,
D. c.
An examination for clerk carrier In
the Richmond postoffice will be held
on November I'd. There will be sew
eral vacancies in the local office, and
those who are successful stand a good
chance of landing q place. The SAL
airy is from $1,000 to $500 a year.