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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11
CHURCH NOTES.

Preaching services at the NJ. E.
church Sunday next: Morning at
1890. Pastors topic OF address: Co
operative salvation. Evening at $50.
Topic: "The hour of decision
Demonstration music.-Solo. Some
body knows PRAYER meeting wed.
nesday at 1880. Topic-s'The supreme
confidence Junior league service
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Chalk talk by the pastor. Choir
practice Friday evening. Remember
the revival meetings which will com
9 a soon. Get ready for them
Corona, Nov. 9.
Bert Baker returned from Montana
last Friday.
F. L. Thompson of Milbank, was IN
Corona Tuesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11
Advertised letters

Letters remaining uncalled for ia
Mllbank postoffice Nov. 10th, 1910:
Ladies'
Mary FLYNN Mrs A. S. Nells
Mrs. Martha Cehes Ethel Ray
Gentlemen
H.. During John Delaware
Chester II. Gross E. Jurgson
NioOleus Peters t. Rundeusz
John Tillmans Emil Wrasse
Ia calling for any OF the above
please say "advertised' and give
d ate of list.
A. NJ. NIXON, p. M.
Gold fish and furnishings for
sale at MCCOLLUM & THIRSK'S
Mrs. John Malsed, ST., is
quite seriously i'll with diphthe-
ria.
Mrs. Nav and Mrs. Steckles
Of Owatonna, Mimi, are guests
Of the formers son.
r. E. Baker of Froid, Mont.
is visiting his uncle Harry
Fowler, and to seek medical aid.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.

In County and State. County Option,
Woman Suffrage and all Amend
ments and Referred Laws DE.
feated.
Following are some OF the
totals in this county, showing
that all the republican nominees,
with the exception of the com
missioner in the first district
woroo lonfnH.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11

CHURCH NOTE
Services ia the NJ. Z. church Sun
dav next at ; p. m. Topic Of Sermon:
"Wilt though be made whole?" You
can help make this sermon a success.
We are depending on you, come.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11
The State.

1t is estimated that the Guv
ernor Vessey and the republican
congressional and state ticket
will have a plurality of 10000,
though the returns are not com
plete enough to give definite
figures.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11
MARVIN
X. X. Time Table.

w. a. TINT TUDIH.
No 4-Passenger, going east ........ 10 90 a. m
No. 95-Way freight, gong west ...... 10 :On y. m
No. Passenger, going west ........ s. :l6 y. m
No No Way freight. going east 49,. l2:40 p. m
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-11

On the county option law the vote
was Yes 603: No 662. Woman suf-
frage, Yes 4O3; No 797. Congress
sional division. yes, 294; No 500.
Militia law yes l41: No S42.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
.LIGHTFOOT RAPS
POLICE TACTICS
Demanded Clients Funds Now
In Custody of the
Sheriff.

Attorney Joseph Lightfoot and the
police department tilted lances on
the judi,ial field bounded by the lin d.
its Of the District Court this morn
ing. and despite the cOunter-attack
Of Attorney Lorrin Andrews, who
would also break a spear, the honors
were finally dragged into the Light
foot camp.
There was considerable acrlmo.
Nous comment INDUCED In pro and
con the police department, by the
attorneys who will figure in the case
Of a japanese named Nakagawa. who
IS alleged to have embezzlei certain
sums of money belonging to several
japanese cane planters on the Island
of Hawaii The Japanese was APP
pretended by Chief OF Detectives Ar
thur McDuhle as he was about to
take passage In the Pacifi, Mail
steamer Manchuria for Yokohama.
McDufle and an officer visited the
ship and Nakagawa was placed un-
der arrest and his baggage and per-
sOnal effects removed from the vessel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

a search of his trunk and suit
case revealed the presence of two
bundled and thirty dollars in United
States coin, besides quite a sum
of Japanese money.
II Is these moneys that Lightfoot
the now incarcerated Nakagawa.
Much argument was put forth, with
Judge Lymer as moderator. that the
money Is to all intents and purposes
the property OF the japanese; that
in order to furnish bail sufficient to
satisfy the ends of justice and to
insure his temperance at court, this
money Is required.
Andrews who has been retained
by the prosecution to assist in the
case, waXed sarcastic over the con-
tentlOns of a brother attorney. The
charge against Nakagawa reads that
dred and ten dollars.
District Magistrate Lymer denied
the request of Lightfoot that the
money now in the hands of Sheriff
Jarrett be restored. lie did, how
ever. rule that there should be no
decay in the prosecution of the case,
as asked by Andrews. Constitutions
al law points were cited which show.
ed that the defendant was entitled
to immediate trial. should he be
ready.
Andrews was overruled in his mo-
tion for a postponement until next
Tuesday, and Judge Lymer ordered
the prosecution to appear and be
ready to conduct the case against the
Japanese tomorrow morning. In the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
MANY JOINING
100000 CLUB
Appointment Made of Man to
Handle Active Canvass
For Members.

With the appointment of man Ia
vass of the city the Honolulu Hun.
dred Thousand club has begun Its nc
tive campaign for a membership that
will take in every business and pro
fessional man and every householder
from Moanalua to Diamond Head.
J. II. Worall. formerly of Philadel.
phia, Penn, now q resident of Homo
lulu, has BEEN named to handle the
house.to house canvass and has al.
ready gone vigorously to work. As q
result OF his opening efforts. scores
Of names have already been added TO
the membership lists.
Charles A. Stanton secretary Of the
club and one Of its Guiding spirits,
declared this morning that the club
is growing fhster than he had any
reason to expect.
Everybody wants to join: eve"y
body Is anxious to help Honolulu
along. and we'll have ,hcr'r Of
members IN short time" '"'.
The date for the orea the
membership contests H. draw ~ near
and already many have entered th'
competition. attracted by the turin :
annual ana semi-annual prizes offered
by the club. The contests open on
the first of January.
Mr.. Stanton announced this morn
ing that he is planning a regular "fo!'
low.up" system for the contests. When
the name OF a prospective resident of
Honolulu Is given to him. Stanton
and the club will get in immediate
touch with the man named and he
will be thoroughly enlightened as ia
Honolulu, its future. its induce
ments In business and residential
way, and in fact. the person will be
given every opportunity TO come II
Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

p, Kaiulanl Tract. Honolulu. 81. d
S35, y pa. Oct Is, 1910.
Edward Kealoha to Hookano Kaha.
lekauila; d; Let's I, 2 and 8. Blk 20,
kaiulani Tract, Honolulu. 81. b 1886,
p 2S5. Oct 10. 1910.
Est Of c Allen by Trs to Rebecca
Stone; Rel; 2l1 1.2 fathoms land,
Young st, Honolulu. $1,000 b 3i4,
p AZ. Dec s, 1910.
Mabel w Brasch and hsb (M) to
bishop a. Co. NJ; Lots ~ and 10.
b!dgs, rents etc, Kaaihce Tract. Homo.
lulu. $500. b 3i4, p AZ. Dec 3,
1910. r..r
Kaaha Kaeo to Akul, d; 2 A of
r p tGr) 1856. Kalama 4. S Kona,
Hawaii. $50. u 335, p 29G. May 2S,
1910.
Kamalokal (w) TO Annie Adams;
d; int in Kul 1904 and II Ps 5O55 and
1885, Niumalu, hue, Kauai. $50. B
1916, p 205. Oct ). 1910.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

Mariana Comes and hsb (M) to
John A Matthewman, d: int in p,
land, Heinaloi 2. n Kona, Hawaii;
$40. b S37, p 29S. Oct 30, 1910.
Kauanaulu and WI to John G. Ma.
chado, ID; int In Est of Kualau. S
kona, Hawaii; 800. b 337, p 295.
Oct 20, 1910.
Lawrence II Kent to ] Il Schubert,
c M; stocks of collins, caskets, robes,
undertakers' tools. supplies, etc,
Bridge st, Ililo, Hawaii; s797.25. u
334. p 400. Jan 2S, 1910.
Pill Kekai and WI to Make Pill,
ID; 3 pcs land. Lahaina, Maui; SO.
ID S3S, p sos. Nov ., 1908.
Recorded Dec. 8, 1910.
William Paahao ct al to See Kong,
NJ; pc land, Kapahulu Honolulu. $i75
b 34i. p 80. Dec 8. 1910,
keaka Kahalekaulla and VT to Ed.
ward Kealoha, ID: Lots /, 9 and 3, Blk
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
Daddy Bedtine
~
~ 90 ~
OtOIV--, The Pink Cat
$50 va
The Pink Cat

~ time story "have a pink cat?"
81 did"
: and cats, but pink said 6
SWELL a
how AZ 4 Sd
This white a
spoiled
a
ut cold weather the kitten wandered
to- The door that Of shop belonging clothing
the cat and put into the window for show So he caught
and all the of the
But n
a the
people in
Then the OF
the
out OF she pretty pink and the dyer put her window
awhile however,
tried lick
be white
window
She fast color, -
when
she made up her mind
and he had left the window
she
color and
with little girl who treated /.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22

u 1888, p 293. Dec 1, 1919.
Mary Il Low to Emmeline NJ Ma.
gCOn, u; int in Grs 1874 and 1871
and X Z (Gr) l97 and II Ps COOS and
por Sl27, Part and pcs land, Pa.
hoehoe |, 2. 3, 4 etc, S kona. Hawaii
81. Is 1888, y 2gi. Dec I, 1910.
Mary Il Low TO Emmeline NJ Ma
COON, ID: int in X tGr) 1870. Ha
ieili etc, s kona, Hawaii. 1850 II
1888. p 29G. Dec |. 1910.
Est OF W G Lunalilo by Trs to Chas
w Iiegler; Rel: Is 900 50 n land
Honolulu. $1,000. b 3i4. p 20. Dec
), 1910.
Adela Keallihopeole to Josephine
Prendergast Tr. ID: II p 1870. Kul
1853, Pukoo. MOlokai 81. b 1898. n
800. Jan 20. 1910.
Mrs Kalua Long to Central Mil Co
Ltd, l.; pc land, Kuau, Makawao,
Maui. 10 yrs at $40 per A per yr.
b 343, p 20. Aug |. 1910.
Recorded Dec. z, 1910.
samuel Parker to A d Castro, D.:
lots IL, 2 and IS of gr 1917, Sam
uel Parker's subdlv of Broadman
Lots, Kinau ST Honolulu. Oahu: s3,-
600. b 33S. p 3O1. Dec @. 1910.
kamaka Naone and hsb (Z) TO
Mrs Elizabeth X Nanuwai. ID: int In
X Ps tgrsD 1920. 1888 and r Ps
d26i and CTS. APPS and 2, rents,
etc, kalihi. Honolulu. Oahu: 500.
D 1888, p 500. Oct Is. 1910.
KahnIiIfnn
MI to II john Ahu and WI, ID; l.6
int In Est of lsaaka J Ahu, decd: :
$50. - 337. p 29i. Oct Is 1910.
Anna Wilcox to Lena Il Marquesz,
D; lots 3 and 4, blk lO1, Palolo Val
'ey, Honolulu, oahu; $1,000. u 33S,
p 304. Dec 3, 1910.
Lincoln l. NJ Candies by regr No
tice; OF decree Of title in Land Reg
Court Case No 1S2, Oahu. - 33l, D
449. Dec Z, 1910. r..
Helen Boyd and hsb 81 ID to ] ]
Drummond, NJ; LA land. Pauoa, Ho.
nolulu, Oahu: $500. u 344 D 35.
Dec Z. 1910.
Anna u Hadley to John + Col
burn, tr, d; r p 1896, kul 1666B,
rents. etc, honolulu. EVA, Oahu:
5000. B 33S, p 3O5. Dec Z, 1910.
Ida NJ Pope to Trent Trust Co Ltd,
A NJ; m,ge Mary Buckle on lots II,
l2 and 10 of H p 1885. kul 6245,
ap |, Kamakela. Honolulu. Oahu:
$500. u 344, p 81. Nov 22, 1910.
Trent Trust Co Ltd to Sarah II
Everton, Rel; lots 10 and IA. blk IS,
bldss, rents, etc, Kaimuki Tract, Ho-
nolu.u, Oahu; $1,000. d 344, D 80.
Dec Z, 1910.
Sarah II Everton and hsb IF W.
to Charles Il Lewis. ID; makai half
of lots IL and IA, blk IS, Kaimuki
Tract. Honolulu, Oahu; $500. b 33S,
p 3OG. Dec 3. 1910.
Consolidated Pineapple Co Ltd to
California Fruit Gamers Assn,
Agrmt; in re extn mtge and add
secy for future advances, etc: 81. n
33l, p $50. Oct II, 1910.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-22
FIFTY TO ONE!

Persons DESTROYS Of securing stock
in the Lakeyiew No. 2 Oil Company
should attend to the matter at once,
as | am leaving for the Coast Janu-
AIRY g. It is fifty to one you can not
lose Everyone owes II to himself TO
better his condition In life, and here
is Il good opportunity to make good.
A small Investment may make you
independent--J. Oswald Lutted, 1888
Fort street, next the Convent. Phone
1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
Especial correspondenee.l

NEW YORK. Sept e.--Most
women wanting divorces from cruel
husbands are satisfied Ia being able
to prove the existence Of one co
respondent Mrs Roscoe ". san
born of Brooklyn sets a record by
adduclng. naming and summonins
1856 lady correspondents land CORES
pondents. tool 60 whom Mrs. San.
ford's husband a real estate opera
tor was the fair.haired boy.
At first Mrs. sanborn was dis
posed 70 be- moderate, naming
only SO. She said she found evi
dence against tho &c. letters from
them. In her husbands strongbox
Besides that she fixed up a per.
fecfly good set OF grounds-cruel
~. neglect. etc.
sanborn was disposed to be
rather proud Of the modest 60 co.
respondents What he baked az
WAS the cruelty charge.
Il can't help Il. he said. II
women to whom go on business
like me and are fools enough 20
write such letters as my wife
found But ! never beat my wife
She gets nervous spells. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
"T1E CASE OF JUDGE BURKE 3 COVERED BY ROOSE>
r

RESPONSE 70 eegraphie made by Tho star 10
yesterday asking him
combine Of the
sscerae poindexter following telegram WA %
from ellison Gardner The
he xprcsidont;
ST Paul, Mimi, Sept g. 1910
Editor Seattle Star, Seattle Wash:
II is impossible for Roosevelt 20 on Taft's effort
rcsctonary senator instead of pondexer Roose
% approval of Folndexter is we'll known What Roosevelt,
has said in favor OF progressive policies applies TO the state al
Washington well TO the OF the country and the case
udr Burke is covered by Rooseves statement that cor
atons arc entitled alp proper protection and profit but
Asuld not be permitted to own public men You
~ use this telegram. gibson GARDNER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

A pair o. kilograms. a train miss
q. travelling dress changed for a
rousseau at the Union station. a
hrseab chase for a miniater--these
aFs slements in a romance that
adst start az a romance. but ended
y marriage and the beginning Of
a haneymoon.
Edith Kimmel. Of Detroit. had
been visiting IN Montana and came
g % Seattle to visit a Mrs McMul-
e here. A mistake occurred some
shffe. Mrs McMullen was out Of
osh When the train pulled IN. She
xaa bot At the station, but Albert
l. Clark, Of Portland, real estate
mar. was.
vow Father Klmmel. back In De
noits when be heard his daughters
g'an % come ~ Seattle. remembered
.nat Seattle was close 10 Portland,
Ano was afraid Clark. who had been
Nanllhg 70 marry her. might run
" mere. 10 there was q telegram
lea hin waiting for Miss KimmeI,
Aome
instead. 81 long as they we're
80 here, and the girl had a party
s'sss IN Der trunk. and az Seattle
last ~ good q town 20 get married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
HOT NEWS
That has NOT happened ys,.

a tssvfuuon waa passed BY the
BARRIERS union expelllnF one 81 It's
most prominent members because
he had accepted tip. which Is
eonswTy to the laws of this e. :. I,
~ s announced that hereafter
Admiration would be refused TO all
gsrlA unless accompanied by theft.
mothers or other qualified guar.
tiiRna.
No one could be found NJ the
court house today who was willing
to discuss The political situation
Some candidates have threatened
10 use violence II their pictures
were printed in the newspapers.
The labor unions Of the city Of
Seattle nave decided TO raise ny
popalar subscription $500 900 in or.
der 90 erect In the five principal
parks ~ the city u monument uf
the noble John l., Wilson. who call.
ed Judge Burke hrihe giver one
day and Withdrew from the Acna,
toriai contest IN his favor the nuxt
q. 0. Palmer has taken the Anti.
saloon league pledge.
". a. Bailirasr has consented 10
cams 20 Seattle 20 close the posn.
dextnr campaign
Judge Burke is 80 anxious 60
comply with the Lac that he viii
file statement of hts campaign
expenses before the primary.
Jehn h. sullivan Rnd Buffalo mn
have decided 10 retire TO uFfNAfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
YOUNG WIFE, a VICTIM
OF DRINK, TRIES TO
KILL SELF in HOTEL

left her husband and came to Seat.
tie. engaging room al the Column.
bus hotel under the name Of Eva
Evans She had been there but
two weeks when abe sent for her
husband. who had been vainiy try.
ing 20 locate her. lie came al
once and tried 10 get her TO leave
the place and 80 anywhere she
wished. so long as she would ac-
company him. Twice previously
hns she attempted suicide. and her
throat now bears the scars Of one
attempt Gregg, fearing that she
would XIII him. engaged a room
near hers aud spent as much time
In Seattle. looking after her, az
could BE- spared from his business
Last night he had retired 70 his
room when he wAs called BY Mrs
Goldberg. the proprtetress OF the
hotel, and told that the woman had
tried to kiln herself A physician
vas called, whom Mrs. Gregg told
that she had mistaken the carhollc
acid bottle for one Of peroxide
with which she Intended 20 Eargle
her throat after smoking a cigar.
cite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
THIS WOMAN HAD 1885 RIVALS
ALL BUT LETTER WRITERS

have 70 hold her. she bruises
easily. and that the way that
came about
Besides he added spltefully
u understand my wife Is going
back on the stage
when Mrs Sanborn heard that.
she Kicked off the limit aud raised
10 1856.
Now that Mr. Sanhorn Is talk.
ing the way he Is. ! shall ask my
lawyer 10 include every one OF
them she says
Mrs sanborn Is young, fair. and
was once an actress. When she
discovered an she went back 10
papa's home. taking all her own
things and her husbands strongbox
full Of hundreds OF letters Most In.
teresting. however. was a carefully
kept record book. In which sanboru
listed hts fair correspondents by
name and address. with shorthand
memorandum for each covering her
characteristics. like this.
Loves dearly"
Kisses constantly"
Very affectlonate but very Sc
date"
Cautious"
Sticks closer than ny paper"
Chilly az first. but capable Of
warming up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
I. r. DENOUNCES LAND GRAB
POINDExTER TO
Be HERE FRIDAY

The plan 20 hold reception for
Miles Poindexter in the Seattle no.
tel Thursday night has been aban.
doned. Instead Polndextcr will
speak at Columbia and George.
town.
The inAureent campaign wlli be
lively In King county this week
Friday night Judge w. H. White
viii speak at Bothell aud iiermon
w. Craven will speak At vashon
Saturday night Ivan J. Balire and
George y. Harmon speak az Des
Moines.
or course the big meeting 81 the
week viii be Friday at Drcamland
rink, when Polndcxter speaks
There Will be quintet Of other
local speakers. Polndexter IL In
Tacoma today.
Secretary Rufus n. Wilson IA re-.
ceiying kilograms every quarter OF
an hour today from various parts
~ the state assuring him that tho
withdrawal Of Wilson has merely
meant the turning over OF Wilson
strength to Pulndextcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
DO YOU KNOW?

That japanese children are taught
to write with both handrf
THAT Seattle rathakeiler patrons
are deprived 81 brDsled live lobster
because Holsters cannot be propn
gated in the Pacific oceAnt
That $4,000 people In one town in
Saxony tMarkereukiFchcnl are en-.
gagged In making violinsT
That the number 81 cows IN the
United States Is figured to BE-
about one.iifth the number Of PEG.
ple7
That the Madison Il. cable line
a the longest in this country. as
we'll as the worat7
That esfeserias ia Seattle charge
you ! cent for your napkln7
That the interurban road keeps
the parlor car graft for itself on
the Seattle Tacoma line instead 81
renting Il out 70 the Pullmana7
That Seattle haberdnshers sell
more mems linen collars with
nntches' than buttonholes nova.
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
WANT Sl0,00o,000
FOR PANAMA SHOW

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept. 6.-To
provide legal means for aiding the
Panama Pacific exposition. planned
for San Francisco IA 1915. the state
legislature convened IN special SEES
sion today
A constitutional amendment will
be offered. making II possible for
the state to bond itself In the sum
OF sb .000. 600 TO aid the exposition.
San Francisco will raise an add
tlonal $4,000 00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

Eva Evans. % years old. Is In
h< Providence hospital today.
FrtabIy dying. a. % result Of
t'ssktng couple OF ounces Of car.
sr'I< acid In her room ia the Co
6xtns hotel. 1871 Washington
&. late last night
when Miss Evans was taken 10
AZ hospital las; night a man de-
krfhlnx himself as Fred Gregg Of
Vancouver. . c.. insisted upon &C
tcnpanying her
Tells Pitifui Story.
Gregg Is contractor and "Miss
Eszas Is his vie. he declares.
Anong some Of GregE's big en-
finseFsng feats are the sea walls
A Blaine and Vancouver Two
r<&fs ago be met young woman.
shpss maiden name he would not
disclose. the daughter of wealthy
tzmlly Gregg fell in love with
Ter. bur later learned that she was
addicted 70 the use 81 alcohol De
spita the fact be married her. He
tried 70 send her TO sanitariuma
NJ she would not 60.
IAsse months ago Mrs. GreEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06
'DEFlES JIM HILL and
STATE CONTROL PLAN
While TAFT Stays on the Fence Roosevelt Strikes Out
Hard at Newest Plot to Steal Power Sites From
the People.

ST PAUL Sept swhlle President TAFT yesterday AZ the
opening OF the conservation
question Of state government anda Theo
ae Roosevelt struck out hard he the inter
.s newest plot to take the valuable deposits
"The predatory interests" shouted the eSpresdent amid
wild enthusiasm advocate control an excuse Tb.v
think they than can
ersl government what they independent Of amy
eontes by either state or government" he ehafued.
President Taft IN his speech with SAYING that
ment Of the nta Of both 80 -" ~
do not express opinion upon controversy thus made
art stated mildly. Preference
ms water power sites shall matter 10 congresa and
that the other OF the he Rdnptsd
~ Is really question Of predatory against the popu
lar interests
welt today swinging his fist Ia emphasize words
Their turning toward HIN and Western aovsrror. NJ,
cried; -" significant men behind IN. .,a.,,
ccteus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

August Larson, through his attor-
neys. Douglas. Lane & Douglas. has
brought suit in the superior court
against c. u. Hillman for the recoy.
cry OF $3.50 which Larson swears
Hiliman fleeced from him.
fhe story Of the transaction
sworn TO by Larson Is but a repeti-
ton Of those told by other victims
Of the shark"
On July 10 OF this year Larson
was induced to purchase what he
thought was tract of land 80
acres IN extent in Pacific City The
price was 10 be $4,000. and Larson
paid Hillman t2b0 as irst payment
Larson was deceived as to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-06

rswara Ferry, "a. aSia sixth av,.
~sscra. and Gertrude kirkman. g.
"a ollse a., Seattle. were almost
,rsssrsly killed. aud Frank Hunter.
-.rsger az the Tacoma Motor Car
Z. mi Mrs. Pearl Raymond. ~.
.ssssr q the dead girl and Twins
= ~ same address in Seattle.
xsss 10Th seriously injured as the
,sssl, i An automobile accident on
- Puyallap road, three milea
fpm Tacoma. al a late hour last
tixAt.
TAe party had been in Seattle
asrsnr TIE afternoon Ia Hunters
a. and left On their return TO tn.
onsa about D. N. When near
~ indian reservation three miles
I'm TAeoms. they overlook milk
xaxcn and turned oat 10 pasa is
d rpmlng back into the road q
<eet tire burst. Perry and Miss
xskman being thrown clear % the
4, asa the other two were pinned
s.dss the car as II turned turtle.
Two Were Killed.
~ Drew. the driver OF the milk
szrs thinking Perry and the girl
- zrepnsctoas. loaded them into
u nllk wagon. and also got Hun.
sr nzd Mrs Raymond in aud bur.
ND tcsard to~n Tie sent word
ahead. and a private ambulance