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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

tyranny and medieval practice that he thought proper 70 w
TO throttle free speech in this country
That twenty years ago, and twenty years long
time -
But California happened that time 10 have the bench
a JUDGE who thinking IN the past
So California took her step forward.
The Of Washington in the year 1910 happened TO have
JUDGE GILLIAN on the bench.
And the of Washington will take her step for
ward
Thus do reforms about. Thus do the people in
republic rise TO better and higher things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

MANILA. Dec. 80 Unusual sec.
recy cloaks the movements Of the
military authorities who are IN
vestigatlng the activity OF Japanese
in the Philippines.
The civil authorities called IN 70
assist IN the search for explosives
In Japanese lodgings ars no longer
connected with the investigation,
Some bitterness between the mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

GALVESTON. Texas. Dec. 80
That Mai Paso. a stronghold Of the
revolutionists. has been captured
in a battle In which IA federal sol
diers were killed. IL confirmed In
private dispatches received here 10.
day from chihuahua.
The report that Colonel Guxam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
MUST ARBlTRATE
OR PAY A FINE

SPOKANE. Dec. S0.-Suff fines
for either employees or employers
who fail 20 accept compulsory ar
bitration win be provided in a bin
TO be introduced at the coming leg.
islature by Senator George w.
Shaefer The proposed law, pat
termed after the Massachusetts
statute, provides fire OF $50 n
day for workers, and 500 day
for employers who strike or cause
strikes. instead Of submitting to
arbitration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
MAN FLIES BIS
MILES IN LESS
THAN s HOURS

thy tntfeo fffssl
PARIS, Dec. 3o.--Fiylna 375
miles in 7 hours and 20 minutes,
Aviator Tadateau today set
new record for the Mlchelir
prize Of 5000 for distance
flight. A. 3:2o this afternoon
the birdman was still In the air,
Keeling or the miles and threat
enlnq to eclipse the duration
record Of 8 hours and 70 min
utea, held BY Henry Farman.
The previous distance record
was made by lie oagneuN, who
covered 1905 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

SECTION 2.-ThiB act shall take ELECT immediately.
That the law In California governing constructive
tempt the kind Of contempt under which Judge Gillian
fenced the editor and the managing editor Of The Star jail
for four months and MONTH respectively
The people Of California IN the year 1901 demanded and
secured the passage OF that law by the legislature.
The reform Immediately after California JUDGE
had sentenced EDITOR who criticised him FIVE DAYS
IN JAIL.
That law tells plainly what the people OF California twenty
ago thought about JUDGE who mbued with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
EXEMPT WOMEN FROM
JURY DUTY. SAYS JUDGE

\ HOQuiAM. Dec. 80. - y =
= hope that the legislature OF 4
\ the state Of Washington will 4
= pass a law exempting women 4
= from jury duty IN this state =
\ said Superior Judge Ben =
4 Sheck today. Il hardly be \
4 lieye that women are anxious a
4 70 serve on juries. and this \
h will keep them away from =
\ their homes. whore they may 4
\ be needed. The Jury work 4
\ can be Well cared for by the .
4 men Of the state. and there =
h II no use In subiecting won 4
4 en- to this unpleasant duty. a
= = . a 4 \ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
Munyon Remedy Company
Fined i'm Federal Court
Cane Sugar Is Found Principal Ingredient in Three
"CuresD and the Charge Is Misbranding.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 8o-The principal Ingredient In
Or homeopathic remedies
ordinary govern
chemists in the United states district
Homeopathic Remedy had
branding certain goods.
Mcpherson imposed Inc OF
5000 of bills of Indictment
socaed except
mercury potassium
milk None Of these ingredients the chemists testified
a of Ills Advertised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
GIVES MEDAL TO MUSEUM.

George Healy. a Persian 4
carpenter. left Victoria 4
Cross with the city comptroI- 4
Ter yesterday an a donation 70 4
! the Washington Art museum. 4
lie says that II was given to
! him by the Russian govern 4
rnent for bravery In the Russo 4
! japanese war. He Is ma 4
tive OF Persia. 4
1 ~ ~ 4H4 ~ \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
SAN DIEGANS
REAL SPORTY

ny tHttfa Affesst
LOS ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 3d.
Five hundred San Diegans. accom-
panied by a brass band, arrived on
a special train today TO attend the
aviation meet. Upon leaving their
train the visitors paraded tho
streets. Accompanying them were
90 officers from Fort Rosecrana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
New Searchlights

PORTLAND. Or, Dec 30.-Fol-
lowing his return from Fort
Stevens. which he visited on bus.
mess connected with the congtruc-
tion Of better Qualifications, Major
Mclndoe. corps Of engineers. u. 8.
A.. said that four Of the sixty-inoh
scarchlights provided for use at the
mouth Of the Columbia, have been
installed, and until ak additional
arrive from the east, II II probable
smaller lights will be put In place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

straight ham and
imaginary eggs
for breakfast, on
account of the
high price on
eggs, We can
have & real egg
once in q while.
The caused Well,
in my opinion the
cold storage is
ovorerowded. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
Hold Nlgh4 Service.

United watch night service will
be held by the Salvation Army at
their hall. 212 Occidental av. The
meeting will begin at 1890 p. m,
and viii be conducted by Brlgadier
aud Mrs. Dublin. chief divisional
officers for Washington and Ore
gon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

they want TO throw out all the
1919 eggs before New Year SO they
can pile in some 1871 ones. This
terrible news was announced by
the egg dealers this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
NAY ABOLISH
IDAHO GUARD

NOISE, Idaho, Dec. SOS a re-
~ q the controversy between
~ Brady and Secretary Of State
.@asdon, It vas reported today that
hoyement % on foot to abolish
'ae National Guard OF Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
HIS POCKETS FULL or
GOLD.

n Dan Kane, veteran Alaska j
4 miner and prospector. is In /
4 the city with valuable gold /
4 quartz specimens from the ,
4 Valdez district. Kane says he
4 has no stock for sale, but /
4 simply brought out the quartz
4 TO show what the others q,
4 passed up in their mad rush /
4 for placer gold.
4 4 4 4 = 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
GILLS USE OF INJUNCTION BLOCKED
NO COURT ORDER
TO HELP. MAYOR
ESCAPE RECALL

Judge Aberson in Denying ellis Petition for Temporary In
junction. Advances Sound Reasons Why Courts Should
Not Let Legal Teehnieaties Thwart the Will of the
People
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

Nine little newcomers we're brought
from Shorthand to Seattle homes, accord
Ing 10 the birth certificates received az
the city hall yesterday. 5ix were boys
and the remainder girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

Louisville - Unusually cold
weather Is reported throughout a
large portion Of the South follow
Ing the recent thunder storm.
Freezing temperature prevails al
most 10 the gulf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

Water viii be shut of in /
ne Fort Lawton district west ,
X 14th Az w from West Gar. !
,ssln =. 70 Salmon Bay water !
80 saturday December 81, !
: npm a. 10. 10 8 .. a. !
~ nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
Bargain in 1910
Eggs, Says Freddie

BY FREDDIE, OUR OFFICE BOY.
JOY. 1910 eggs have come down
8 cente. Now. instead of having
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30
a CRIME TO cRrTIcIsE

Judge Ciiam holds that L Is CRIME 10 CRTTIcIsE
A JUDGE
But Judge Gillian Judge in California he would
oon learn that il is NOT A CRIME TO CRITICISE A
JUDGE
And Il Judge Gillian in California should take such
action Judge Gillian took in Seattle few weeks ago that
California Judge Gillian would be committing CRIME.
For in California II is a CRIME FOR A JUDGE TO
PUNISH AN EDITOR OR ANY OTHER CITIZEN FOR
SUCH AN ALLEGED oFFENSE AS JUDGE GILLIAN
LAID AGAINST THE EDITORS OF THE STAR
For the people of California full score OF years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-30

Section 2ThIs act shall take effect Immediately.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-17
LADIES NIGHT" DRAWS BIG
CROWD TO ELKS' CLUBHOUSE

The Ellls' coZy clubhouse In Green
street was crowded with members OF
the fair sex last night. the occasion be-
ing ladies night" Prize bowling was
enjoyed by the ladies'. to whom the
alleys were turned over for the evening.
Refreshments were served and the
good time did not end until an early
hour this morning. An entertainment
for the benefit of the Elks' Charity Or
ganization will be given in the Kruger
Auditorium on March 30.
The committee in charge of last
nights affair was composed of the fol-
lowing: Marian Sorio, chairman;
George A. Gunther Richard P. Rooney
Thomas Macdonald. Edward Presen-
dorfer, Solomon Berla and George Pot
ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

power to carry its load at the required
speed and that it picks up speed and is
able to negotiate hills on high gear with
out pounding or undue effort. Quietness
and lack of vibration are the first items
in economy of upkeep. Note the flexibil-
ity in the range of speeds on the throttle
without changing sears-how slowly it
will run OH high gear without clutch
slipping. Flexiblity is most important
as by virtue of it gear changing is
avoided and the car is enabled to cover
greater distance in a davs run. A good
motor should be able to accelers q and
pick up speed OH high gear almost at
a touch. \ sluggish motor is dangerous
as there are often times when quick and
immediate action is necessary. Your ear
should start at a turn of the crank. Two
separate ignition systems are an advan-
tage and are an anchor to windward
General appearance. comfort and dura-
bilitN are points that can easily he Judged
by the reputation of the maker. Reauty
of body lines and uphoistering are ex-
tcrnal points which mark the high-grade
car and can never he faxed Last and
not least i the care of the ear after YOU
have bought it, Will the firm stand back
Of its product and give YOU prompt and
cheerful service when YOU need repair
part, etc? The travelling expert is big
factor. also. No matter how we'll built
the car may be Or how well it Is cared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
SOMETHING OF SENSATION
TO BE BUCKS EXHIBIT
New 81 400 Car With Forty Horse
power Engine at Automo-
bile Show

There is always something doing il
the Buick factory.
This IS what tie Buick people claim and
point to the fact that every year they
produce car that is something OF d
sensation. This year they will have one
at the auto show. The Buick exhibit will
be in charge of j. \. Mueheisen. who
represents the Buick III Washington.
The new Buick is 81 100 car. touring
shape, with Buick wonderful" engine
developing forty horsepower. The wheel
base is ITO inches.
Besides this car there vii he on exhi-
bition a Buick Model ii, known as tho
'.Burman and cheyilet' racer. being OF
the type used hy these two famous driv-
ers in endurance runs and other contests.
This car is valued at Sl,T:n. Also there
will be the standard Buick White
Streak that is 50 popular in Washing
ton.
No car has had a better sale III Wash
ington in recent years than the Buick.
1t is we'll suited to general use in q city
like Washington, and for persons of mod
crate means, who desire a car that will
be of value to them in their daily bust
ness, the advantages of the Buick are
marked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

for adjustment and repairs are sure TO
be necessary occasionally.
See that the maker Of your car is re-
liza BILE and that the first adverse wind VIII
not put him out of business, leaving You
with ii car on your hands, for which You
cannot obtain repair parts.
All these are points which the pro
spectiva purchaser should weigh well and
look up before purchasing.
The design of luxurious limousine cars
has undergone considerable change with
in "a comparatively short time. In days
gone by the limousine bodies were both
heavy and unsighty. The great cause
for the excessive weight was the eXclu-
sive use of wood while the design had
not yet received the attention that it
merited.
The excessive weight of this old-type
body resulted in high center of gravity.
which increased the disagreeabIe rolling
action of the ear. The recent limousine
design has called for the exclusive use of
sheet aluminium in all but the frame parts
OF the body and it has enabled the mod
ern limousine to he as durable as it is
beautiful and has brought about the ear
somewhat more luxurious riding quail
ties.
In all ears Of the limousine type the
weight of the frame and body is compar-
atively large in proportion TO the weight
Of the passengers carried. On account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
MANY ORDERS BEING SENT
IN FOR FORD AUTOMOBILES
Large Sales Reported by Miller
Bros. for the Past Year, and
Good Outlook for the Next.

The firm of Miller Bros. which has
represented the celebrated Ford automo-
hilcs for the last five years, has been
doing business at its present location,
11oo 18th street. for seventeen years.
This firm during the past year sold
10 automobiles in tho month Of Septem-
her alone forty Ford cars having been
disposed OF ny it
The firm j. naturally enthusiastic over
its line Of Fords. and claims that tie
immense output is due not only TO the
unusually low price of the car. but the
excellent material and to the results
obtained by its many satisfied owners.
Henry Ford, the designer. is undoubt-
edly a genius. Among the unique parts
of the Ford car are the unit conStruc-
lions of the power plant, consisting OF
the engine, which develops twenty horse
power, the front aSle system being a
second unit and the rear axle q third
unit. making three units TO the complete
chassis Each of these three units Is
suspended at three points the three
point suspension being recognized uni
versally as highly desirab bic for the I'M
even strains to which an automobile IS
subjected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

any other You surely will not buy any
car. with malice aforcthought. at any
rate. simply because il will run; nor will
You knowingly inves. III one which you
required TO rebuild, by the replace
ment of vital parts, every thirty, sixty
or ninety days.
You would like to find, if YOU can.
car which is practically repair proof; and
one which will run smoothly yea:
from today as it does today-which
means, in the fewest possible words,
car which is safer and surer and costs
less TO maintain than any other in the
world.
Now. If YOU will agree TO keep this
ideal constantly before you in your 1910
negotiations: if you will promise not to
be swerveti from it by some lesser con-
sideration we. In turn, will agree TO
demonstrate that the 1910 Elmore IS the
very car which is fulfilling these require
ments-or we will forfeit all claim upon
your patronage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
Another Step Forward.

Tie Royal Tourist Company has taken
n still further step forward in the line
Of manufacturing practically the COM
pete car Within their own factory, which
is q model for completeness and up-to-date
equipment in the motor car business. Dur
ing the last year their plant has been per
fected to a higher degree of efficiency
than ever before. having a testing track
and a double-faced hill with steep
grade for trying out their cars before
leaving the factory.
The model M Series Two" is improved
upon its predecessor and shows per-
lection iii detail in z rare degree. II is
proclaimed to be remarka BILE for its quiet
ness 10 an extent heretofore thought to
be unattainable in car OF this size.
Particular stress is also laid upon its
general design. its endurance, speed and
easy riding qualities.
In the new model is retained the motor
OF the Series one" car. with four cyln-
ders of five and one half-inch bore and six
inch stroke. The motor, which proved SO
eminently satisfactory last year in gen
era usage, has speed range of from
five to siXty-flve miles an hour OH high
gear actually developing sixty-fve horse
power and having an \. L. 4. NJ. rating
of 4S.4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
POINTERS FOR PURCHASERS.
How to Choose the Automobile You
Will Buy. Says One Who Knows.

Automobile buyers these days are learn
ing that an automobile suitable for one
purpose is not necessarily suitable for
another. and types have been evolved
with reference 10 many special uses. De
sign and construction are so far standard
lied that the purchaser unless lie looks
into the materials and record of the
maker. is liable to be confused. II the
right choice is made, he can get a car
which mile for mile, will cost no more
than IA horse and probably much less,
and will far outdistance the horse.
The knowing purchasers choice re-
solves itself around thu question of car
ryins capacity. speed, convenience and
taste in body style, supplemented ny his
mechanical knowledge of the car. Wien
YOU buy a car ii Is good idea to choose
along the following lines:
See that the car seats the number of
passengers You desire and seats them
comfortably. pleasure is the prime
requisite in ear
Observe whether the car has sufficient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

of this these cars ride luXIriously even
with one passenger. and give the truly
comfortable Pullman action over all kinds
of road irregularities The absence nj
excessive rolling action has its own effect
on increasing the durability of the bodt /,
since. if the car does not roll so much.
the body is in much less strain, and 50
has greater life.
TIE very best limousine bodies are now
made of two sheets of aluminium. Whe i
by careful hand work are shaped to Sc
cure the desired form Only artists can
handle this compa ratively soft sheet ma
terial so that it is free from all dents or
irres ularitieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
No Transmission Trouble.

The transmission Of the Ford is re-
markab bic for the fact that of all the cars
i'm use throughout the city Miller Bros.
claim to have the first gear to replace in
any OF their transmissions. In other
words, transmission trouble is unknown
IL the Ford owner.
Tie most unique feature OF the Ford,
however. is the magnetic, built right III
the car and from which the car can be
started without the use Of batteries.
This magnetic will hear the most critical
inspection, has practically nothing 10
wear out having no brushes. no conlmu-
tator, no moving wires. To be apprecl-
ated il must be seen and studied.
The lubricating of the Ford is fool
proof" All the Ford owner needs IS TO
ascertain that he has oil in his reser-
Voir. The engine takes care of the rest.
There are 70 many strong features OF
the Ford that any one. Interested In auto
mobile construction should study each
item Separa teIy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
Easy to Operate.

Attention is called, however. TO the
operating and control OF the car, which
is 80 simple that this car can he run by
"a child or woman Tie patent steering
,yicc is - easy that after a long and
arduous days run the operator feels no
fatigue.
These features and the eminently sat
isfactory results of the Ford have caused
it's imm anSe sale. The car is light, which
serves for economy Of tires, consump-
ton of gasoline and wearing Of parts.
Notwiths landing the fact that the Ford Is
exceptionaly light, it is still heavier for
horsepower than locomotive engine,
which fact. however, is not generally
known 10 the public
Tie season for Miller Bros. has open
ed with great encouragement, as they
are booking orders almost daily for de-
liveries during the winter and spring, and
already foresee a dearth of automobiles
to supply the increasing demand upon
the advent of warm weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
PULLMAN AUTOMOBILES
BY BARNES & HENDRICK
Exhibit of Line of Cars With Which
the Washington Public Is
Familiar.

A line Of cars familiar to the Washing
ton public and which will be strongly in
evidence at the show will he the Pull
man automobiles. This line IF cars is
being handled by Barnes Il Hendrick of
this city. who are probably the Youngest
dealers in the automobile business in the
National CAPITAL They have both had
several years of practical experience in
this lire and thoroughly capable of
demonstrating the values OF this excel
lent production.
They will have on exhibition a four
passenger touring car. with -tonnea u
of tWenty-eight horsepower, tive-passen-
ger touring car of thirty-five horsepower
and q four-passenger touring car, with
demi-tonneau equipment Of thirty-tve
horsepower. The cars We're shipped here
direct from the factory and are the lat
est improved models of this make
Messrs. Barnes and Hendrick claim that
The past has shown that the Pullman
automobiles are without doubt not only
the best at the price, but the best at any
price. II is with the utmost confidence
that they invite careful comparison of
their product with any line of cars, re
PA llSS of ftrin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
TOURIST CAR COMPANY
HAS STRIKING EXHIBIT
I'M Series Two" Models of Cleve.
land Factory Show Lines Re
garded as Exquisite.

No more striking exhibit at the automo-
bile show will be presented than that of
the ROYAL Tourist Car Company of Cleve-
land, Ohio. The models Of the NJ Series
Two" on display are all regarded as of
exquisite lines, and with points Of me-
chanical construction that mark dis
tinct refinement upon all previous out
puts. The model is being turned out in
FIVE body STYLES. and the design of each
sets a high standard for motor car build
ers. while the chassis in thoroushness OF
practical detail has no superior
The Royal Tourist makers have adhered
consistently to their policy from the
start m avoiding revolutionary changes
and altering their machine only in man
ner that shows steady progress in all
that represents high art and skill III
automobile building. The luxurious APP
pointments of the car and its richly
elegant finish are in full keeping with
the foremost makes of the worlds auto
mobiles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
Rings With Dangling Chains


One of the quaintest and most bea utiful
ring settings is a narrow gold circle from
which hang two long chains of fine gold
set with pearls. repeating the black, white
and pink shades When two such rings
are worn. one on the third finger and
the other on the little finger there are
four dangling ends of various lengths.
tire longest reaching far below the
knuckes.
The Russian national aeaddress or dia
dem is too heavy for the average Eng
lShwoman to appreciate, though adapta-
tionS of the pattern are very fashion
able With the diadem Russian wears
a mesh work of pearls diamonds at
the sides of the head, with loops OF the
precious gems hanging at the back