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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
ALLAWAY'S REVIEW

We have a new market BuOyancy Haa
deveIoped. II includes almsst the wnols
list Those who are not in sympathy
with the change make much outcr-
about nanipulatiOn-bUt. actually. "a
continuation there is little sign. stock.
have gone UP chiefly because bought IN
volume
II fs true. undoubtedly. that some -
che master hands Of Wall Street are an
gagged in the movement which has cone
with such quick uRsxpectedness-aad
conspicu9us among those most forcsT,I
IS James p Keene- Yet in no part %
the market. IN no rnanipUlative way
does there appear indication Of anything
else than the most natural UDbuildinx
processes
Two or three elements are obvi0uugz
disclosed to every Observer-One 10 thst
the stock market has been for a long
time IN a soId-Out condition. they VIVA
could be scared out or frozen Gut maxim,
their sacrifices long agO-One Is that uro-
fessionaIs upon the Stock Exchange have
so schOOled themselves TO bearishuess
that they stand committed far oevona
the average for the short accOunr-and
one other IS that the commission h0usss
OF the street are hare Of stocks In
word. all the thought and the theory thar
counts itself scientific is keyed TO ths
bear vfew-has been in this attitude for
months. Such authorities" have Al
committed themselves to the pessimistie
side that they were not only UupTepared
for ANYTHING like a rally OF size. but were
sure to contest not only the initiative n
such development. but vigorously 70 hghr
every sign OF expansion And herein "a
explanation OF the animation % the cur
rent markets upward movement Tn4
short interest has been hghtiug-Rot
covering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

Il will be strange II at the opening o.
the coming week there is not free re-
alizatiOn sales. The market advances
produces substantial paper PROFITS Tor
professional contingent. and there VIZ
be. close wa1ChfulnesS on MOnGay anu
Tuesday for indication Of the OutSida
pubIic's disposition IL from that Souteo
huving orders come into the market u
volume. the professional element may
not be in "a hurry 20 let go. but u nc
public stays shy. does not respond 10 ths
rising figures that this weeks recofS
provides. We are likely 10 see quick al1
sharp selling competition Thus sA5
next two or three days may be regar1eu
as exceptional test days Ccunnfssien
houses so far have shared little IN ~ ~
new activity. Will this changer VIZ
the public come in-will the past WerAs
buOyancy induce II 10 come in lbs
is. right now. The main market question:
II. AI.L-AwAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
TURN ON THE LIGHT
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL:

Your investigating appointed to probe into the
graft rumors and charges viii before you tonight asking
Tor the legal power and funds 20 the work undertaken
al your command
IL Is for you say whether will be thor
dtonal evidence OF the ineapaey Of Seattle become law
abiding. moral city.
None OF you plead ignorance Of the conditions
have prevailed in Seattle for the past eight YOU
not avoid knowing that Seattle has wide open town
that gambling has been permitted. that dive keepers
iouhed that dance halls Of the type have hrved and
that generally speaking the conditions have equalcd
iagrancy the era Of tho gold rush.
There be question the existence 81 illegal
dtious For one Of body doubt these facts is
parade an official ignorance that should instantly dsqualiy
you for the office YOU hold
There is question abou, the wholesale and continued
violation Of the law. There question under what
the law violated Common experience points TO the
sumption that when laws regulating immensely profitable
ignored those whose duty enact the laws share in
the profits This question before investigating
committee Did the city officials share the proceeds OF the
illegal business?
That dollars have been made
certain Who got t9 That and viii be determined IL
for you assist impede the discovery You will hear
much tawdry sentiment allegations OF confidence
everything will be done cloud the by those directly
indirectly involved The fair Of the city will be in
voed the sacred of business will be held before your
eyes all the old tricks OF obstruction will be played with the
OF great fear the appeal Of fair play will be made for
who scott openly justice and morality Every subter
uge that perverted n,egenees conceive of will be resort
ed to.
But bear this fact in mind The people cannot be deceived
efforts cloud the real issue how miscaby money failed
its purpose. The people will watch you tonight Facts
and oratory will be the basis OF their judgment OF you
They thorough investigation in the strict Of
the word II thorough investigation clears from suspicion
those suspected much the better. II it does not clear
them they must pay the penalty
You members OF the city council have simple duty
70 perform. Your duty is simply grant TO the committee
you named the powers and funds needed to the work
WHITEWASH ONLY COVERS DIRT; IT DOES NOT
REMOVE 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
DO YOU KNOW?

That the United States navy de.
partmeut Is running page advertise
mcnts In the magazines to win re-
cruits7
The new electric line on Madison
IT, may begin running soon7
That summer amusement resorts
have never been a paying proposi-
ton in Seattle?
That Sunday ls the big day IN the
motion pictures houses In Seattlo7
That the fruit crop Of this year
will be tremendously bigger than
that of last year In this state2
That there are over a thousand
lawyers I'm Scatter
That when the big fire, In 1889.
happened. Seattle citizens had col
lected about $4,000 for the Johnstown
flood sufferers aud the Seattle
spirit demonstrated itself at a mass
meeting when Il was voted 20 keep
none of ihat money TO help Seat
ties own suffererB2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
Opens
Minister'S Eyes

Public dances constitute one OF
the chief sources for recruits 10 the
restricted district" stated DR. G. +.
Crlchton. chief Of the City Health
and Sanitation department In an ad-
dress before the Ministerial aaso'
citation in the auditorium OF the Y.
NJ. G. A. this morning.
"About 45 girls. mere children,
l5 and i6 years OF age, have been
sent TO their respective homes by
the health department from the re
stricted district OF Seattle. They
we're undoubtedly the victims Of
white slave traffic. From three 10
five are being sent home every
week
About 100 men. the most deBpic.
able Of the human race, are IN night
~ attendance In the houses OF III
fame south OF Yesler way. waiting
for the earnings Of the fallen WON
en- whom they hold In subjcctl0n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
To ASK PLACE
ON TICKET

The Non Partisan Judiciary league
VIII tomorrow present itE judiciary
nominations 20 Secretary OF State
Howell and Will demands that they
be placed on the ticket. II the de.
mand iH refused the matter will be
Immediately carried into the 50.
prcme court by mandamus proceed
inga
Efforts are Biili being made 10 IN.
ducc Judge W A. Grimshaw 81 Che.
Ian county to be a candidate The
bar association Of Cholan county Is
anxious that he should take the
honor. but Judge Grlmshaw feels
that he IL too young for the position
In the event that Judge Grimshaw
declines, the executive committee Of
the league viii name a man to take
bis place Definite Information from
Judge Grimshaw will be had to
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
JUST ABOUT A LITTLE BROWN
MAN, A BROWN AND WHITE BABY

He was a little Japanese man
and he had a winning smile. one OF
those smiles that seems to expand
until It covers all OF the features
and which makes yon smile uncon.
sciously as you watch him.
lie was walking down Second av..
near Seneca ST.. with a little brown
Japanese girl In hts arms. The baby
had the straight black hair of her
race that seemed TO radiate from
the back OF her head and spread
out like n tiny umbrella shaped
thatch. protecting her head
In her arms she held a big red
package Of crackers almost as large
as herself which the little father
had Just purchased for her az the
store a short distance away.
a baby carriage containing a
white child OF about the same age
was standing near a shop window
in charge OF lad. and as the little
brown man passed. he stopped and
smiled Bending over the carriage
he lowered the little brown girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
COUNCIL To
FIGHT PROBE
Three Members Who Want
Real investigation Must
Fight for IL Tonight
Hart and Conway Want
Open Sessions.

There was a luli In the municipal
gran proceedings today before the
storm which IL expected 10 break
In Tbs city council tonight. when
the investigating committee comes
bof0re that body with It's demands
for legal power and funds to carry
on the work
The Investigating committee will
meet this afternoon NJ o'clock IN
the office Of Councilman T y. Re
yeilc. on the sixth fsoor Of the New
York building Al this meeting the
committee will decide on just what
n viii AJAX % the council
one Of the essential demands viii
be for an ordinance which win give
the committee power 10 summon
Witnesses before Il and 10 iufllct
punishment on those who fail to re-
apond. Without this power the ef
forts Of the committee will be use.
lesa az needed witnesses could
fiont the summons OF the council
without fear
The committee members. 80 far
AZ they have expressed themselves.
--~~---~es--s.- z'--.s.rea--s'---s-----'-.
fContlnued on paoc Eioht1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
A Million or so Spooks Have Enlisted
to Fight Against Graft in Seattle
AtLeast Spiritualist Leader
Wants That Many to
Camp on Trail of Crooks

The happy influence OF some few
millions OF departed spirits, real
hope-to.die spooks, were turned
loose into the homes OF the cor
rupt politicians and policemen" by
the pastor OF the Samuel Watson
Church OF True spiritualism last
night The several million will do
all they can beginning on the stroke
OF 2 tonight. to cut out this corrupt
business. so that's all settled--thank
heaven
II you have never attended one
OF the Sunday evening seauces OF
the Samuel Watson Church OF True
SplriWallsm YOU have missed no
small measure of JOY The Stars
"proher' Joined the faithful and sat
through a spooky seanco that lasted
about two hours and a half In the
Arcade Hall, on Second ay., last
night
Midst Painted Scenery.
There must have been a hundred
OF the faithful there On the plat
form. whore painted scenery de.
plctod a sylvan dell In midsummer
time, four Of the lecturers and me-
dtums OF the church held forth
After the pastor, A j. Speckert.
had turned the good spirits loose
on the houses of corruption with
immediate remedial results ne.
quested) the congregation obliged
with this little gem.
"Sweetly falls the spirits message
From the home beyond the tide.
Ever do we bid thee welcome,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
WOMAN. RESCUED. CRIES:
my RING rs WORTH
MORE THAN SAILOR"

\ NEW YORK. Oct s.--After a
having been saved from drown. =
4 ing today by a sailor on the =
d battlephip Kansas. who later =
4 lost his life. woman aroused =
A the ire OF n score Of sailors =
. because she belittlcd her res. .
4 cuer's heroism. and narrowly =
y escaped being thrown into the =
q water. 4
= The sailor. Eugene AUDIT. 4
q known a. "Frenchy," sprang =
4 from a pier into the water.
4 and Ensign blackburn also 4
\ leaped 20 her rescue They 4
4 dlyed together. and managed 4
4 10 keep her afloat until they =
reached float. whore she was 4
= hauled 10 safety. 4
4 AUDIT. who was weakened by
4 his exertlous. sank. while 81. 4
4 forts we're made TO rescue him. :
4 the woman cried that she had 4
4 lost a $3.50 diamond ring 4
4 Cant you see that the man =
4 has been drowned7" asked Pa. 4
\ trolman Gallagher 4
4 what do ! care about q com
4 mon sailor7" she shrleked
4 want my ring It's worth a 4
4 damned sight more than
a sailor" 4
A 4 4 l. A a 4 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 A 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
ISN'T SIG THE
MERRY JOKER?

Sig Levy. a property owner in the
restricted district. is some bidder
He wanted 10 be sure that Judge
Gillian and the Public Welfare
league would know that he ia a
humorist. so he filed answer this
morning 10 the complaint of the
league. which Is seeking by lniunc-
ton 10 prevent the use OF any
houses for immoral purposes Says
Sig Levy In his answer:
"No section Of the city Is being
more rapidly improved for legiti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

The same applies 20 all cities on
Puget sound. the approaches TO
which are guarded by the batteries
AZ the entrance TO the Sound To
correct this condition, almost
criminal IN its folly. the report
recommends the establishment Of
large garriaons az all Coast cities
Of Importance SO as TO prevent the
landing Of an invading army. To
give the coast the necessary mum
Der o. mobile troops the following
recommendation are made
First. The creation of q new
regiments OF infantry. 10 constitute
the trained nucleus for a larger
and more efficient volunteer army.
Second The creation Of seven
new regiments Of field artillery.
Third The abandonment Of all
small interior posts and the con.
centration OF the garriaon8 on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
B0LCOM MILL
TURNED DOWN

There vii be no $4,000 Tor the
Bolcom Sill Co. Of Ballard for It's
alleged prospective damages on &c.
count Of the Leary av. regrade The
Jury returned a verdict this morn.
ing for only 1853 for actual dam
ages. The company maintained
that n should also be given special
damages for alleged extra cost 10
run the mill after the regrade IL
completed The damages fixed by
the Jury. however, coniemplatea
only the loss in the value Of the
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
HE WON'T PAY
RENT TO PAPA

"Too much family is the burden
OF MandervIlle COUGHS song Judge
Ronald agreed with him this morn
ing and dismissed the charge Of de-
Bertion preferred by his wife, Orah
Couch II developed that he refused
10 live any longer IN the house he
had rented from her father and
moved 90 a new house. She wanted
him TO pay rent TO papa So she
stayed IN the old house and called
Il dosertion when he said he would
never go back there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
Tode in Jail Again

'Tode" Crandail. who has been
t0wed Ia jail 30 many times that
the exact figures are not AZ hand.
ran afoul OF the police Saturday
night when he tried 10 capaizo two
street cars with his careening or-
prcsa wagon Besides The load on
his wagon. ~Todo" carried a load
under bis belt Judge Gordon TO.
day requested "Tode" TO produce
$40 and costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

coast in large divisional garrisons.
Fourth. The reorganization OF
the militia and the granting Of pay
TO the personnel. together with the
assigning Of one regular officer to
each regiment as instructor.
The concentration Of the troops
In large bodies at coast points, the
report points out, not only places
the troops az the points where they
will be needed in case Of war, but
also offers opportunities 10 the Off
GERS TO become familiar with the
ou,ies incident to commanding
large bodies Of troops.
The administration will attempt
TO have congress act favorably on
the recommendation and the presi-
dent will send a special message
urging that the defensive measures
be enacted into law at once and
thus anticipate any requests from
the legislatures Of the Coast states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
WILL PROTECT
PACIFIC
Helpless Position of Coast Cities Taken Up With Pres-
dent by Star and Other Papers, Is Basis for Re-
organization of All Coast Defenses.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. Oct. 3.-The report Of the secre-
ary OF reply the resolution introduced the last
session OF congress by Representative McLachan of California
the request OF the Seattle Star the Spokane Press the Ia
Times the Portland Daily News and the San Francisco
News calling for official preparedness
OF the government TO repe attempted invasion OF the Pacific
coast has been completed and approved by President Taft
Under direct orders OF the president the report has been
elaborated into recommendation for the establishment Of
definite military policy for the national defense TO be known
the TafDcknson policy In reply TO the direct question
contained in the McLaean resolution the report startling
in It's irankness
The defenseesness the Pacific coast states is ack
nowedged and the costly deenses admitted 10 be
entirely mpoten military agencies except in the OF
probable naval attack the guarded harbo approaches
The fact that the empacement the
approaches fortified
city liable 10 bombardmen from the
emplacomen that
are nsceasary for protection against direct naval attack
a
ing attacking Seattle
with city BY bombsrdmen price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

until she could look at the little
white.
"Heddo.' said the white baby.
The little brown man said some
thing to his child and then. tim
idly. the little brown child returned
the greeting in her baby Japanese.
The white child's mother came
out of the store. Rpprehensive at
first. but soon seeing the true state
OF affairs, stood by watching as the
babies of two nations talked to each
other in their baby. native tongues
and the little brown man stood re-
spectfully smiling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
They Got it Saturday

Two got Il Saturday nights" APP
peared before Judge Gordon today
and were assessed s. each. Pat
Radlan and his Sunday jag proved
intolerable TO Patrolmen Baker and
Miles. and Patrick spent the night
In Jail. Dan Mulvehill was tho
other. A like penalty was extract
ed from Daniel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

: III you don't stay at home 4
: more. well have 10 separate" 4
) said Joseph r LcBeau.
' I'D be glad Of II. responded 4
: Bertha y LeBeau.
SO on January II she showed 4
\ she meant u by packing up her 4
things and moving away. says 4
, her husband He applied for a 4
; divorce this morning
! a So - n 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
AXE $4,000
IN GOLD BARS

uuA Thomas Buckley alias Williams boy In the
ssn ciy OF reached this morning bringing
daring attempt rob the puFaers office eight gold
- "a uackaKe Of currency Rpproximsting $4,000
ne city kcd Pier this morning squad
-, sherffs hand TO search crew
-, NO, needed Buckley In Before arriving at
E was discovered that six mail pouches Purser L.
49,. r.hln had looted search revealed sold
4 srs were Ruckleys pockets roll OF bills
- found sccreed his stockings whether
xere IN plot 20 loot the IL known.
49, the county jail The prisoner refuses discuss
4 robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
He Missed the Train

I'm show you where you are at
" you make me miss my train.
shouted John Wilkens. a driver. at
Crossing Patrolman speir at Third
nv and Union ~ Saturday after.
noon. whereupon Patrolman Speir
grabbed MIR Wilkens on charge
Of blockading the street Note
Mr. Wilkens missed his train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

mass less than is inches long.
A steam railroad derrick was
brought into play today aud Ia re
moving the heavier OF the debris.
This will Eivc the aearchrra great
aid. and Il Is expected that all az
the rs bodies stiIi buried beneath
the ruins will be recovered today.
Gen. Otis Makes Statement
Gen. Otis arrived In Los Angeles
Saturday night. and has issued a
statement. In which he says. in
part.
More than All elae do I deulore
the sad loss Of life. !. with my &C,
owners In tho Times property. can
endure the physical loss which the
destruction Of the building involved.
with expensive plant OF modern
printing machinery and all neceu.
aaTy accessories Of an up-to date
American newspaper.
Plan 500. 600 Reward.
The Merchants and Manufaciur-
ers' association Of which Zeehanda.
laRr Is secretary. called a mass
meeting OF citizens for today The
association Ia planning a campaign
for private subscriptions To add
70 the reward already offered
for the arrest Of those who at.
tempted the Zeehandalaar and Otis
outrages. Several prominent men
have promised various amounts to
the fund Zeehandalaar said before
the meeting today that an effort
will be made TO increase the re-
ward offered to 500. 600 Mayor
Alexander Increased the eity's offer
$4,000 The state building trades
council has offered O. 500. and a 10
cal newspaper has increased the to
tai amount by 81 .0Q0
II was announced thar Gen. Otis
would attend the mass meeting and
probably would speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
Judge Black Speaks

Judge w w Black. OF Everett.
democratic candidate for congress
against Standpattor Humphrey, viii
plunge into his Seattle campaign
tomorrow night with two meetings.
one at odd Fellows hail. Fremont.
and the other at Junction hall. Bal
lard George +. Cottorlll will be
the other chief speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

Dwollers from the other side"
Every nook and corner of this
hall are now filled with our friends
who have passed beyond. declared
a sprightly gentleman of about so
years who was introduced as one
OF the test mediums.
The faithful down I'm front gave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
SPOKANE FAN OPENS.

SPOKANE. Oct 3-Desplte the
first October drizzle 90 be visited
upon Spokane IN many years. the
Interstate fair opened with a gusto
that partook Of the vehemence and
cheerfulncss that has attended all
the former exhibits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
FoR A soNa.

Seymour Ga little huffily) The
Windsor estate sold for $4,000.
Ashley Well. what If It did?
Seymour What If II did2 Didn't
you tell me the purchaser had got
ten II for q mere song.
Ashley Certainly ! did. and my
statement was correct McKompo.
slcr bought that estate, and paid
the exact amount he had received
for his last song
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

mate business purposes than that
district There IL hardly a single
legitimate enterprise that does not
operate In that district"
daughter and loud applause by
Ludovic ct alb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

III J. like ST. Paul. could the nj Of
the restricted district and by eloqucnce
e would become the victim persecution
sby assassination the hands Of bust
ness would have DESTROYED Those who live girls
women are the yutures OF hell preng their
victims with filthy restricted district a.
institution, Is due primarily eold-no to the
women Excerpt from DR. NJ A Matthews
Presbyterian church last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
"MIHEs IT" WITH HELLO GIRL"

h,urss MISS Hazel Gen. daughter Of wealthy ice
bride fagette CITY Pa tried got "a friend TO "fli In
tnss ' 'he found the telephone line busy several
vent oyer the delay Miss Gen left her guests and
5sd ~ telephone exchange 10 find why every time
No I. 81 number she told Il busy"
af4F the ian Usher the central. busy herself soon
aozn ~ shant Miss Glcn arrived Tho girls rolled
O d ,a IN cnch After had separated them,
agsh = were found rats side combs, baretes and
edge NJ ps ownership Of which neither would acknOwl
Usher eieh received black eye scratches. Miss
se On d the granS bounce for leaving her switchboard