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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
ROOSEVELT, N. j., WANTS
TO CHANGE ITS NAME


= ROOSEVELT. n. J.. Dec. 2. =
4 The name OF this town =
a might look good 10 oyster =
4 Bay, but the majority OF the =
= residents here declare that Il =
a should be changed. according =
4 10 leading democrats today, =
= who. after carrying "Roose- =
4 yelt' AT the last election on =
an anti.Rooseyelt issue. are \
solemnly campaigning to a
4 change the name OF the town. 4
- = =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

rowcd slb o me
aud I never have
seen hide nor hair
OF him sin q q
That's the only
time ! ever treat
ed anybody an
BY swanny itg
the only time
ever viii
"A n q besides
that, I don't lave
IN Tacoma. and
the law " on
have any effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

= Alrd volume Of gfaft eVi
.lrA vii Be presented TO
as afternoon. the mayer
q PROSECUTOR vandervecrs
chief wappcnsteiu
wme OF NanderNcera
M believe wappcnstcln
= sqaare9
4 J ola Wappcnsieiu 20 hlH
ss,ai times.
80 al you base your
4 = mat he Is crooked
/. .ss.sr ana my observation Of
49, al ms observation Of
~ lct Of hearsay stuff
Apaght TO me.
4 Tanasrveer went on % tell
~wcgs he had heard con
"a Wappenstein with the
- elah with Gid upper 9
- district enterprises and
IL said he had no way of
asR
~mveeg also told 81 a man
l.fala had bounded Couucit
i sehlumpf for permission
IA poker game Finally
~ xnl w0rd from the man.
.sser said. thar the thing had
sssd for him b. an intimate
II K wappenstelns, and that
a siag 70 operate his game
n ssF eent basis.
sgsn the Go.Bes~een.
REYNOLDS. gambler. told OF
naas Finger Ryans connec.
rA wavpeasteln aud Upper.
20 yua knoS Crooked Fin
RyAn As a gambler
neser kne1 bin 10 be a
r.
Was BE- understood 10 De a
~ here. o. . fixer. or
4 III aAsnf understand him to
ssmE here. he vas a so.
kass
1 Z arsa the officials and tbs
ssssaf
s-srsssn Tupper ard Wap.
Es1z ard the people that was
" > y business.
sniis told Of one Schiffman,
n 4 poker game AZ the
~ club. and Who was sup,
y be a stool psge0u for
aastein. he went Ia Wan.
80 and told him everythins
happened Ia the house
] he told Wappensfein ev
- taat happened tn ths
tid Il ever occur 10 yor
y Eight tell him somathius
y profits Of the house,
-ihai ! don't know.
saH ! vish you would name
Maoids. what city official
NJ got money from The
- elnh.
-Ssa Wappenstein was the
nasi0ned
~, I'D you understand
EFssn RUt7
II, ] never understood how
y &id get
av 90 yUu understand that
him. Who took care ~ it1
~ supposition was that be
Eper themselves
f. and Topper and who9
asmselves vas doing the
y 80 Gerald.
aa Dan J. Hart gave this
you report % Your ser
z ehaFacter o. the house al
a Third and Columbia.
xnoWn as the Moore "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

II is indescribabe to tell suffering
am going through My God at times think
suffer, too know, dear a
ing soul in all life harm keep up try get
out of this viii only live child
The other day took and babes picture replace
ON the inside OF watch found back Babs lock
of hair you once gave God, how cried broke all
kissed picture,
mighty that | will fight
BecNe dear wife, | and the world
Help me show them that back
It murderer couldn't treatment than
they are giving for playing wheat stocks il is
lie; never gambled that other
know.
Cali up Mr. C w. Johnson him your home che
has phone lie old bookSeeper tell you
OF father what l have gone through.
Wanted o His Debts
Try get Kenneth Mcintosh WIN Morris Fulton II there
chance settle, with Scandinavian bank tAr Val
Continued on Page Eighty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

BELFAST, ireland, Dec. a.
The orangsmen o. Ulster this
afternoon predicted that blood
shed would follow the granting
Of home rule 20 Ireland. Proni-
nent orangemen publicly In
vited tenders for the immediate
delivery Of arms and ammuni.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
TAFT HAS
RECALLED
MESSAGE

WASHINGTON. %. c., Dec.
2.--Preaidcnt raft today re-
called hts annual message 20
congress. having decided 20
ai,er Il In form. Although the
document had been completed
tho president determined that a
part o. Il would be more force
ful n presented "a an appendix
20 tho main body of the mes
sage. Abou, a deren pages are
no~ being rewritten into an
additional statement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

TO RAINIER VALLEY PEOPLE: Don't forget the
meeting tonight OF the council committee corporations at
Arcade hall Go in body and tell the committee what
you think about the way Crawford running tho line The
Crawford officials have threatened TO he up the line you
20 to that meeting that you can't get home again
BETTER WALK HOME TONIGHT THAN AL
LOW AN OUTRAGE TO BE COMMITTED ON YOU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

From making hostile demoHaira
tionE
Fram melting riot or mob yio-
lence.
II Was one busy and exciting day
yesterday for the officials Of Craw'
fords Rainier valley railroad
Early morning aaw an attempt a,
Cancellation. Those who refused TO
pay the ovufcharEe were not IN
terfcfed With Occasionally their
names we're taken
The Rainier valley people showed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

One hundred and seventy-saven
men we're arrested by Sanitary In
spector Lowe and his assistants
during November for violating the
anti-expectnratlun ordinance which
Health Commissioner Crichton de.
mands be enforced A surprising
feature OF the arrests was the mum.
Der Of persons who cxpectorated
IN theatres ms shown by the table
above The arrests Melted the city
treasury 1854 in fines. Far greater
than the fines imposed. the sani.
tary inspectors say. Is the moral
effect Of their activities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
wEArHE. FORECAST.

, Rain tonight and Saturday /
3 fncrcasing souihweaterly /
. winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
HEY! YOU!!

NEW YORK. Dec. ANDREW Carnegie
and the w C. T. L. leaders tied speechles
comes to practical on the demon In short the laird
Skbo makes IL well worth mans while
uptop seat the bounding wagon
Carnegie his estate Scotland.
balming fluid. raise in pay.
The rule Ia skbo he told the diners the banquet OF
Andrews society last night lis that any
flee January shall have
n he has tasted liquor year except
physician. That |
OF temperance nature delivered n Scotland"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
SPITTERS PAY
CITY 1854

Theatres. 81.
Sidewalks. 81.
Street cars. %.
Public markets. 7.
Other public places. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
s,rTLE'S HOME PAPER

!. aellvered BY carriers Into more
re s'ss..,,is than any other paper a paper IN
sss y s., .serth hundred on the hyways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
One MONTH FOR - Csc

You can have The Star delivered right at your
door early every afternoon for 20 cents per month.
Phone Main 1900 or Ind All.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

Continued on Page Eighty
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-09
Spain and Pope Plus X
BY a Catholic Layman.

OF the welfare uf their country, they
tell Premier Canale.ias that the poodle
are demanding 1.-The solution of many
. questions which concern the national
prosperity and dignity Of Spain. and
first of all the cheapening OF the neces-
saries of life, 50 that the condition of
the WOrkIngman may be less urecarious,
bitter and jntolerable. The people want
peace and bread. They are suffering
hunger, which is not to be satisfied by
greater or less dose Of anti-cleri
calism.
Premier Canaieias became prime min
lister Of Spain through the tumuIt raised
over the execution Of the anarchist
Ferrer, by order of the then premier,
Senior Maura, after full and legal trial.
\ weak kneed monarch bowed to the
storm. and Premier Maura, whom the
London Times, under date of July 2,
! calls sprobably both the ablest and the
strongest political leader in Spain
went out Those who read between the
| lines believe that the occasion was
| seized on by the Masons of France
! Italy and Spain and their allies to
carry out long cherished plans and
place at the head of the government
! in Spain one who would do their bid
ding.
! The plan of procedure being adopted
! is almost an exact duplicate of that
carried out in France, and both point
to a common origin. But | miss my
guess if the vacillating French Catholic
is duplicated in the Spaniard. [ will
I cite only one instance in point: In the
valley of Gambia a mass meeting was
recently announced to formulate a pro
/ test against the announced re0pening OF
/ a Ferrer' unsectarian school. In the
! valley there are thirty three towns and
/ villages. and of their inhabitants 263,
/ Geo men belong to Catholic societies
and associations. The mass meeting was
announced to be held at Benisseda, and
PREPARATIONS Were made to care fol-
I $4,000 visitors. The government for
/ babe the assembly at the last moment
The excitement following the prohibi
I ton threatened an alarming outbreak
! but the organizations maintained ad
mirable discipline, and the prudent
counsels of their leaders prevented
/ trouble.
So, when YOU read in the cable news
/ that the pope is stirring up trouble in
/ Spain. Just remember that this was not
/ 50 in France, and that the Spaniards are
! probably able to do little protesting
on their own account.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-09

CAUTION: When you ask for Dutfy's Pure Malt
Whiskey be get the genuine. It is the only
absolutely pure medicinal Whskey and it is sold
IN SEALED BOTTLE ONLY: never in bulk. Look for
the trade mark the old Chemist sure seal
over the cork is unbroken. The Duffy Malt Whskey Co.
Rocheste- n. Y. U. s A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-09
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY

he greatest strength b
disease, and by its
tissues in a gradual,
in spirits. It is a
on, pneumonia, grippe,
stomach troubles, and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-09
NATIONAL REGATTA
STARTS NEXT WEEK

Washington, D. c., is usually toe
focus Of things political, but for two
days at least, Friday and Saturday.
August 10 and IA, all eyes Of elina
siasts on rowing will be centered o. q
the famous city, and the athlete SD
hold sway. On those dates the 1nl4
eighth annual national champlohslp
regatta will be held on the Potomac
River under the auspices Of inc y
tomac Boat Club. ,..
All the races open to all ana'sa
clubs of the world are to be OF one =. =
a quarter mile straightaway In lns, ~.
and the point selected offers sge' :,
advantages for a large NUMBER y, n
tries, for the river is vide anu Ia +
crews viii have about the same Wv ~
conditions to contend with. Inc y.
short race of the twelve eksns wa ~
he the quarter mile dash fol :sI;r
single sculs. A special race fol- laa ,.,
eight-oared shells will attract .l - nj
crews from the. big universities, 4,
will add collegiate atmosphere
other interests. hin Tg
Every variety of oarsmansnii p tss
be displayed in the confess s,,,msdiss
list Of events includes lntelns ssss
single seuIl shells, association D.
single scuIls. championship sel y, .erl
Gle sculls, intermediate and : se ahsl, IN
Shells, senior quadruple scull s s1I ,bsIs
termediare and senior foar-oais az, -four
senior and international, seni nd 81.
Dared shells and intermediate
Tor eight-oared shells. 80, to ID
The regatta is to be open hon n d1lf
amateur clubs which have Nv ~ 10 tie
,,I.... three months pl NJ. int Ia y
holding Of the regatta; e exec ,nr cub
f idosfs5 IN the United states Fstr is j
I no,r, III i the association ... hr "
indl<. 7ral- will not be ree .ss sssocir
e .l'r -naIl be accepted BY 'i is Card,
l-oI ..b 'D club is affiliated .. s,
indur~rl bv the Canau''I
q F ->,. +, Z alosed on SATURDAY,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-09

IS moved to come around to church j
the morning at least long enough T.
say, ~ want to thank you for ny
Sunday [ think the Heavenly Faith
er loves His child a little better than
if he selfshly pockets the gift, as
every hour for himself, and never once
thinks of the Love that hallowed The
day for him and gave it to him. Sup
pose You put down the paper and 60 %
church, and when you come home
we II talk about what we II do the fsl
Of the dav.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-09

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-09
COURT NOTES.

The viii of Alexander Young. which
was filed last week, was admitted to
probate yesterday by Judge Robinson.
The Trent Trust Company was yester-
day appointed administrator of the
estate Of the late Frank Harvey, under
bonds of $500.
Before Judge Cooper yesterday, Joe
keopuhiwa, indicted twice on charges
of burglary in the second degree, plead
ed guilty on both counts and was sen
fenced to from six months to two years
on each count
Fred L. Wood, accused of forgery,
was sentenced to twenty-four hours i'm
prisonment and to pay fine of $500.
Bernadino Madero indicted on a
charge of assault with intent to com
NIT murder, and CelestinO Cortes, in
dicted on similar charge, each pleaded
guilty to assault with a weapon, and
they were given two years apiece.
Ok Han HOOK pleaded guilty to a
charge of assault and battery, and was
given a package that looked like six
months in Jail.
Chung Sung. the burglar captured
recently by Chief McDut1ie and his staff
after a hard fight, pleaded guilty tt
burglary in the first degree and was
given an indeterminate sentence OF
from three to twenty years.
Harry Klemme, the eX-saloon keeper
whose assets. according TO his OWL
sworn statement. consist of second
! hand national guard uniform and al
Iunhlooded sword, and whose liabilitie:
amount to 44,13I19, unsecured, was ad
| judged bankrupt by Judge Robertson
| Yesterday He took the pauper's oatl
i that he did not have money enough t.
| pay for the court proceedings.
Editor-Pay attention to your style
You say, "Among those present wer
CholIy Chumlev, Chappie Van Stoo
etc. Reporter-What should I hav
said? Editor TT al That mean
land Others Etc means cam
other things Reporter--Weu. that
what l meant-Cleveland Leader.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-09
. PRTCELESS POSo' ;. r

t tie snrply Of aa mBBsnsdgy ; s@..
Cholera ana Diarrnoe:aa I'd many bons
suddenly become llm a1,s If it to
would .ansider bo'' IL Is sold . =.
priceless possession, II snd ts, :,
mot every civilized eean For 81, i
fails a give satisfaction @ith / Co. y
All lea.srs. Benson, sni'n
agent FOR Hawaii. =
r.T must '::5.:: Il It : !:
f.. i. .s % |: It, No .so: "';: s..
. geo.. rnnkeeper-An' ran - l 1,s
+o stick an re luggage
aid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
Lands Around
ChiCkaSha Bring
Highest Price

AIuslSogee, OKLA. Feb Reports
from the district Indian agents who
have charge Of the land sales for In.
dians Of more than one-half Indian
blood show that the sales Of last week
far exceeded any sales that have ever
zeen held. There were 50 tracts sold
for a total Of se50oO The best sale
was made at Chickasha, where ten
tracts Of land were sold for $1,000.
At Cheeotah eight tracts were sold
for $4,000; at Holdenyille seven tracts
were sold for $6,5O0; at Pauls Valley
five tracts brought s6,S0O The dis
trict agents report that nearly every
tract sold was purchased by bona fide
farmers who bought the land 10 make
their homes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
OXFORD HoNoRs AMERICAN.

Hun, Former Michigan sprinter, Eleet'
ed President Of Athletic Association,
when Cecil Rhodes. the South AZ
rican hnancier established the Rhodes
scholarship az oxford university IN
London for American students little
did he think OF the farreachIng effect
it would have on amateur athletics n
the two countries.
One OF the provisions which Mr..
Rhodes made when he founded these
scholarships was that the appoint
ments were 10 be made 70 students
who had achieved something IN athlet-
les as well as in scholarships. He
knew that III this way oxford would
secure the cream OF Americas young
manhood Not many Of the students
who have gone from this country have
been intercollegiate champions, but In
all cases they have been men who pos
sessed some cleverness in athletics,
and in many instances they have won
places on Oxford's major teams and
contributed largely to victories over
Cambridge. their great and only rival.
But 1t is not ia individual perform
ances that the Americans have made
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
Rescued and
Ned Just Like
Story Book

New York Feb. 1S.-Capt Alfred W.
Howard who commanded the cup de-
fender, Columbia, in the international
yacht races. will start soon on voy-
age to the Mediterranean with his
bride, who was Miss Emma A. Drakin.
Captain Howard rescued the young
woman from the sea two years ago.
At that time he was mate Of an Eng
lish bark While nearing Cape Rae,
Newfoundland, he came upon the
wreck Of lumber vessel that be-
longed to a merchant in Benton, New
Brunswick Only the hulk Of the YES
sci was afloat and many Of the sur
Yivors were drifting in the water. One
Of these was young woman lashed
to a spar Boats were put ont. The
woman was almost exhausted when
Howard lifted her over the side Of
The boat. The episode was the start
OF the romance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
HARVARD ROWING DATES.
Crimson Men to Meet Annapolis, Cor
nell and Yale.


The Harvard crew, for the last two
years victors over Yale, this tess will
aee Annapolis, Cornell and Yale Ia
lAe ,fder named. according to an an
nouncement made recently unoaiclally
By Graduate Manager w. +. Garceion.
The dates and agreements are expect
ed to be ratified by the Harvard ath-
letic council at its next meeting
Though desiring an earlier date to
conform with the change in the Yale
commencement date. the Blue oarsmen
consented to June 80 as the day for
the race with Harvard at New London.
The Crimson will race the Middies on
April 21 at Annapolis and Cornell May
30 on the Charles river BASIN
There appears little prospect that
Harvard will race either Syracuse or
Columbia, both of which colleges
sought dates.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
FUTURE SPORT EVENTS

The national motorboat show will be
held iii New York Feb. 10 70 Feb. 20
Boston win hold its annual automo-
bile SHOW during the week Of March ..
The British open golf championship
viii be held az ST. Andrews June ~
to 2J.
The eastern thoroughbred horse rae
ing season VIII open at Aqueducs, ~
Y. April -
Sam I.angford. the colored heavy
weight pualIist. has made arrange
ments to arrive 30 Paris about March L.
San Francisco Is likely TO witness "a
slx day auto race This summer. Twin
be run IN The bicycle plan three driy.
ars 10 team. working eight hours.
and the greatest mileage wire
Secretary crow Of the Canadian a
a. o. IS corresponding with the Bos-
ton Al A. With a view 70 exchanging
boxers at the annual championships
Boston Is b hold Tie New England
tourney 90 March and also The national
championships April ~ and H. Il Is
said No Toronto ihat " the Canadian
championship dates are suitable Ros.
ton team VIII try 10 attend
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
Society Has
New Lenten
AmuSenen

Washington, Feb. 1S.-Roller skat-
ing as a Lenten diversion is the latest
fad Of Washington's smart set. IN
augurated last Friday the new club
with a private rink, an orchestra and a
tea room. held its first meeting yes
terday. with an attendance Of sixty
members.
The old drill hall Of the Washing
ton Light Infantry on Pennsylvania
avenue has been leased for six weeks
and Connecticut avenue caterer put
in charge Of the tea room subscrib.
ers are limited 10 one hundred and
no visitors allowed except out-oi-town
guests All subscribers come in by
invitation Of a committee Of four. This
body consisting Of the Countess de
Moltke. the yicountess de Azq, Mrs.
John p. Storey, Jr., and the youthful
Countess Louise Alexandra Won Berus-
trofo Fully one,aalf the skaters are
the younger members of the diplomafi
circle. while every embassy known to
the state department is represented.
Also there is a good skating major
ity Of men-and only five debutantes
among the members.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
HONOR PUPILS in The
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Kimmler Mabel Dohson, Wilmar Dick
ems, George Shultz, Walter White, Her
bert Kicker Kempton King. Enoeh
Deaton, stanley Cunningham. George
Orenbaum, Kenneth Watkins, orville
Robinson. curtin Parsons. Hazel Nc
Manus, Louis Cook, Sam Gribi
Washington School.
Gladys Lumford. William Minecke,
Leonard Mason. Harry Wood. Ivan
cleveland, George Lummen. Sid Me-
Whorter. Jack schwartz, Floyd Adams,
sammie Balk. Clarence Blackman, Leo
Thomas, Wise Thomas, Durand Thon-
as, Eddie Young Emmett Young, Cecil
Zachary. Otelha Chaffin. Dora Leo Nc
Rae. Lorena Palmer, Myrl Rippey,
Viyianne, smbbs. Katherine Smith,
Jewel Gay, Mildred Kemper Ruth RE-
Vile. Celia Swank, Dean Thompson,
Bessie Kluek, Beatrice Lugynbihl, Min
ME Bollman, Oleta chaffin, Williferd
Beeby, Ruth Watts, Clyde Barron, viii
Ed Dews, Clifford Mocabee Helen
Wood Irene Kenyon. Marie Freeman,
Louise Catteral Wayne Barron, Thur
man Williams, Fanna Belts. Alice
Beattie, Irene Greer, Luke Morris, Le-
ola Kimbrell, Russell Grisson, Othalie
Williams. Viola Neville, Ruby Gay.
Edna Griffin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18

their presence felt SO strongly. Their
influence has changed to a considera-
BILE extent the English attitude toward
American athletics, and 1t is safe TO
say that there is practically no such
bitterness in international collegiate
athletics as there Is or has been be-
tween the A. A. a. Of England and the
A. A. U. Of this country. IN line with
this was the election recently Of J.. g.
Hull, the former University Of Michi-
gan sprinter, to the presidency Of the
oxford University A. A. This position
Is the same as captain Of a track team
in this country. This IS the FIRST in
stance on record that an American col
legian has been so honored in England.
Hull has won many athletic yictorts
since he has been abroad. Early last
spring in a quarter mile event he gave
q notable display Of grit. Hull went
through the field about a hundred
yards from the start. when he STUN
bled and sprained his ankle badly
But this did not deter him. He quickly
pulled himself together, picked the
field again and in spite Of intense pain
went to the front and won by three
yards. He had to be carried off the
Geld attended BY a Decor.