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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
WARDALL REPLIES TO CHARGES
MADE BY GEORGE F. COTTERILL

u STE C0ffrrlil had been giwllanf
aud honest 10 his constituency. be-
would newer have permitted this
statute 20 pass and 90 remain upon
the statute books uf the state ~
( Washington while Dr. was state
senator For wlth snch e iaw sup
ported By the decision &C the fu
prpme court charter amendments
respecting the granting of fran.
chiaea in cities 81 the first class
are a uulufY
Mr Cotlcrili has 40 one hui him
self and tia colleagues in The state
legislature 90 blame fur this depior
able state ~ affairs
Worked Tor Amendment
Mr Couedn knows that I work
"a diligently 60 secure the passage
~ this charter amendment. not
knowing az The time that hc and
his state legislature had 70 tied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
is INDIA ON THE
VERGE OF REVOLT?
Another Chapter Of the History of the Land Of
Eastern Mystery Whose Government is Eng
lands Greatest Problem Today-A Story Of
Century Long Wars for Dollars.

position near the windows, a hide
oua. Mckcniug fight for NE The
lumult Waa foarmi. thoy struck
BIZ. ch0ked and trampled each
other down, raved. prayed, pleaded,
blaaphemed until one Ny one they
fell exhausted 10 the floor, whore
their lives were cruHhd out by che
feet Of their sian struggling fol
lows it lasted All night until D
o'clock ia the morning. when The
unhOb awoke and bic followers
dared 60 toll him 81 the plight Of
bis English prisoners fnwning.
after BIS nights aiumbcr. be- order.
"a the door opened. and OF the ifG.
hut ~ Were alive. aud ail of them
raylng. .sn top Of the heap 81 dead
on the floor The heroic Mr. How
ellie WHa one Of the survivors no
was brought before the nhbob. who
ordered 4 chair and n glass o. wa.
tor for him, but who otherwise took
no interest In the event The
bodies 81 the dead were careless
ly thrown into q ditch An 0boliak
50 feet high was erected 20 the
memory 0f the victims
The Black Hole % Calcufta WAS
ouly an incident a terrible met.
don't. but u ara not dhmpen the
profltaharlng ardoF Of the East IN.
dia stockholders OF cool the eoug.
age 0t tho adventure hunting Ems
ilahmAu Tho English were back
and ~ Il again. with that strange
mixture 81 stupidity and heroism
that haa marked their couque6gs Ga
tho wahe ~ the nnverHeting sun
u IL that strange fusion OF qualities
that ie today fomeuiinE the strife
which must sooner of later. como
90 clash Ia India today even the
heroic kuHliehman cannot b. hero
without lnjuriug the feelings Of the
subject race Ia some strange. in.
comprehensive Way b. manages 20
insult the starving when be- b. feed
iug them. the plague stricken when
b. a snrr6fing them. and the ig
norsni whan b. g. educating them
Foree is his only weapon. for
your nffIaher has never been
equipped with tact England has
enough force tn crush any uprising
in India. bot q VIII BE- costly.
bloody triumph perhaps abe day
for the use % taci has already gone
By. but whether O. has or has not
there VAS a time when tact could
have insured Tor perpeiuity tha al
ieeiance Of the people tO The Kaiser
ffiind Edward VII
Ito be eontinuod.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
ALL KINDS Of
AIR CRAFT At
BON MARCHE

Tho educational exhibit ot iiNinE
machines az She Ron Marche opened
this r,rntnu and 4. attracting "a
$500. s,...
h''"' ''''' - '' ' " ~ "
opportunity the people OF seattle
and vicinity have had to view these
r,.,,srt.fl. Invention. without
.hatss snt ,,,n, th,,tsaras ,fttt
~ ADMIT taks s,iysntsg. az M
rrhe ,xhfhtti,, 4. h. ,ha,r, nf
,avr,ne, Il Done nm expert ayia
t,r tfn,..lf ANA h. has Win him
n e,r,s NJ exn.rt.,..t aasistsnta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
Superb Upright Steinways Now on
Grands Also Within Forty DAYS
Chickering'S Now the Only Pianos Not SuOorsd
Player Mechanism. Informal Demonstrations 4
Types of Pianoa Pianos to Be Held Fy.,
Afternoon at the Big Piano Store

In q Player Plano the player
mechanism Il fundamental
q is a serious mistake 20 select
an instrument Of this type solely on
the reputation Of The piano alone.
No matter hoe hlgh the standing
OF the piano. no matter how excel
lont its tone. the moment q be
comes lnacpafably united with any
player other than the Pianola, the
value Of the instrument aa a whole
IS deprecated
This 81 because the player repre-
sonta the character ~ music pro.
duced Who would choose 10 at
tend a concert given b. an indif.
ferent amateur. when on the same
evening one Of the great masters
.plnyag
The success Of the Pianola Piano
has been posltlveiy phenomenal II
was instantly accorded recognition
Ga the highest musical and social
circles lt has been said that the
pianola Piano plant was The only
one Of the great American plano
factories which did not experience
any decline 90 orders and in output
during the many months Of deprea
sion from which the country has
only recently emerged 20 splen.
dIdlY
Enormous Sale Of pianota Pianos.
The enormous demand FOR the
Pianoia Piano brought about very
naturally thC combination 90 the
Pianola with the nations other %.
lustFioua pianos. among which Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

brought in an attractive little woman
about five feet taii. and this % The
story she told
HAS Had Much Trouble.
"MY husband and ! have been hnv.
Ing much truuhie For five years !
have borne beatinRs and abuse
Again and again hr has threatened
90 kill mo s few days ago hid
hia maofa when he had Hhnrpfned
them. and then be- gut a hammer 60
pound me with / told him couldn't
I've Wlth him any longer and Friday
took lhe babies 90 The home of a
frlrnd and started uut O. look fof
work
"All mY clothing and personal be-
ionEinEs are in our raumH a. f2o
Broadway went there twice this
afternoon and the landlord would
not Dee mo in Said he had put my
things iu the basement and could
have them when ! sent an express
man and returned che ksF car rent
ia paid untu March q and ! couldn't
see shat rlRht ~ had 60 put me cut
and refuse to bet iae get my things
Tonight ] weat O. the house twice
With a policeman and ihs landlord
atiu refused g. let me in. 81 here
am havent any money
haven't place 10 town % 50. f0r
don't know anybody
~ Locking for Work.
After spending the night st the
Kennedy me little woman started
out az sac Saturday morning 90
find a sos and a home faf herself
aad babies = can take care ~
them she said q can anrk. and
Iu find something Go Go
So the woman who made q lady
chairs a. taking care "a herself
and her added burden 20 tno ciil.
dren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

t1onhuueu from featcfdayl
The dominion OF the East lndia
company was not acquired without
struggles and rcYerHoa. hefoiana
and troacheriea. and the dividends
paid Ia the money markets ~ Lon
don we're not uuetaiued with Eng
llah blood The story Of the nlaok
Hole OF Calcutta viii remain as
long az the English tongue la apok
en-, So memory has excused much
that has been inUacusAhie in EmH
lands rule. and fired the aRsfandiz
Ing Imagination of many "a British
achuolboy II 90 worth retellinK
surajah noWlah captured Calcutta
IN June. 1859 The EnRliah CART
aon. under the command Of Mr.
iiowclls. consisted az ii6 men
This garrison was literally packed
into room Ia the dungeon of Fort
William The room was but 30 feet
square so lightly we're the prlH
oHeFa compfeHgsd that 10 was with
great difficulty thRt the doors
could De closed There were but
tNo heavily ironed Windows
through which these 1916 men could
set air. and the burning buildings
about the fort oven made the out
side air oppressive The heat. uu.
der ordinary conditions. was lu.
tense. bat the condition 81 this
room. With human bodies packed
together like wool. was soon be.
Yond description Brides running
into Thousands OF rupees we're %.
Tered % the Indian aoldlers on
guard 10 remove the stifllnR pfia
ouera 90 another room. but the IA
bob was asleep and none dared 20
awaken him
A. the hours wore on the weaker
prisoners began 20 die and others
% gruw delirioua 30 pliiable WAS
their pliEht that Il touched the
heart 90 a Hindu. 10 whom pity la
AZ unknown emotion. and some wa.
ter waa handed 10 Mt Hos ulla
was AZ the window aud received
the water. aud although almost
dead with thirst himself. performed
az heroic a deed 81 history records
BY passing the water hack 10 the
men in the rear His Fellow prla
onerN. however. lacked his aelfre
atralnt. and "a the atfiiKEle which
followed most Of The sater was
spilled
THIS catastrophe dlspelled an
discipline and Aelfcuairoi The
men became frantic ana then raw.
ms mad They fouEhf each for
himself and against tbs rest for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
MOORE MEETINGS
THIS WEEK

Moore meetings viii be held 20
night az Arcade bali aud al Oft
mans hall. 2sth av 5 and Lane
e.
r. r. Blaine. Dudley g Wooten
Clay Allen. 4 G. saunders and a
( Flags win speak at Arcade hall
and Austin E Gufnths. John Con
nors. Thomas Il Hoyner. A Il
Flasg and . Thomas Davies will
speak az ultmana halt
Tomorrow night Judge Moore
Austin 3 Griinihs and George f.
Coilerill viii speak II Williams
hall. Southeast Seattle
The first uoonday rally 81 this
Moore campaign Win De held 10
morrow a. the Grand opera house
with Judge Moore az the principal
speaker. and second noundaF
meeting viii be- held Thursday
noon az the same place Othef
meetings wiu De- held every night
this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

Horo ls the story Of a leap year
romance
la Minneapolis In 1894 Miss Ever
est Nichols chose Norman "a Ar
mold first as her partner az leap
year dance. and two months later as
her llfc mate
Friday nlEht Mrs Everest Nichols
sJ Arnold was walking tho streets
0f Seattle. locked oui II her home.
al ego broadway with oniy is cents
iu her peekct and nowhere e. So
60 laY her head
Policemen and new gpaper Wns
man were called on 60 hrip her. and
in htr talk 90 cmritlrs of the past
was asa expression 90 fear that
there would be- another one ~ those
sordid double tragedies in Seattle
Oh tho near future
The woman aya Der husband has
time and again threatened e. kul
her and now that ahe has lsft him
Tor good sbr fears he wlll carry out
the threat
wondseed Where Mamma Was,
Whether hv docs or not The real
pawns ~ this domestic tragedy aFe
gwp liftie girls one 4 snd ih~ either
'g years uld Placed Tor 'hs day
hy ihe mother az the horne II a
friend They were wondering last
night whore mamma wan and we're
afraid papa would napkid" them aa
lutte t-year. ola Eva Marlc put a.
The story developed when Pa
.trolman NcGW siepred latn thc
Hotel Kennedy o. uHr teie-
phone. and told II r. Kennedy.
ouc ~ the ptaprlrtnra enc apulan'H
pfvdiramenf Kennedy raid. Bring
her lu FROM the street wcii keep her
fr,4rt ffts fttfI-n rfHffan The officer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
CHURCH CLUB TO
DISCUSS POLITICS

Tho MEMS Lenaae Ashurt M E
church sNth ~ and whitman av.
will meet az O'Clock tomorrow
nighs o. 8iscnra ihe charter amend
ments. bond issuea and the general
political situation Some ~ the
mHat prominent spfahera ~ the ciiy
wtil participate
A woman seldom haa any use Tor
a man she ia unable to use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

genuine PianoIa a.. -
WV 7. Pc fouad ihs !,
NE Themoiisi tAs :
companimeut device ! q.
q exclusive iess y. Z.
whlct~the highsH Y,
auctions are absoIutsIg .,
Sold oas Hap
N eFeFy section q ! res
ana abroad an aufhaas \ /, q
Wholesale and retail / sssi
Tor The Pisnola tx III .
Pianos l. appolnisa IL ~
ne Pacific NorAwsn siss
4 held By Ellers Nuss ! w
bf no other honse tnltI
The House q Ellen fah
tinue. a. IA tie past & } nj,
authorized factor ~ 4 &c
81 AT genuine Plancls hi d
AZ every EIlen - l rsa
throughout he ww slas
other esiabllahnsui - d /
al q the genuine Pisa
Eliers Music Houu
Pianola Piano Tor 81; Il r
mediate prices % % iii d
most supreme P I ~
achievement fsn'
In securing az Inslr I i1a
Eilers Music House
has the assurance ihn sng
embodios TIE very lssr isa
word. as Il wefe-a tpzil
ment Of musical ins;fm 4
faciure
Genuine Pianosa Pa Prs
on the Ellerx iiherai . err
TEN whea desired
House. seceesseg ioDk =
Co ElieFs Music Bar ('
University. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

DOUGLAS Aria - Charicn Is
Hamilton tire aviator Seattle wgGl
see IN action Iu ere neat future Uit.
ted over Into Mexico on lt-miie
iaunt yesterday He reached au az
titude ~ fsea feet above thc ael
level
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
Writes Letter to The Star,
Asking That He Be Set
Right Before the Public.

Max wardBil. councilman from
the Fourteenth ward. takes oblec
ton 10 tbe statements made By
state Senator Geo = Coiterlll Ia
hls speeh last week. regarding the
supreme court decision Killing che
referendum vote on franchises In
letter to The Star Wardall says
Kenneth Roafou. Editor Of The
star
iu the columns of your paper ~
February -. yuu report "a speech
OF George Cofterlils lu behalf ~
the candidacy ~ Judge Moore. ln
which b. referred 90 the celebrated
Benton caee and tr|od 20 spread
odi1m on public officials for the
rendition Of thT decision Ills ~.
marks Wero unfair unjust and un
true
Wanted an Interpretation.
The case Of Miles 3 neuton W..
Seattle Electric Co. was. 70 la true
test ease The charter amend
mcut % 1908 provided among other
things that tho city might acquire
hy purchase. or condemnation. for
the use OF the city itaelf. an 81 the
property Of che street railway com
pnny within TIE limits ~ The city
streets AZ a fair and just salue
The Seattle Electric company 20.
fused 20 make any extensions of
any existing street car line within
the limits ct the city ~ Seattle uu.
tll that particular clause WAS in.
tcrprUfrd. 90 ascertain whether or
not this clause applied to existing
tracks aud equipment. ln other
words whether ~ acceptance Of
another franchise the city 0f Seat
flo would thereby 8e given the
right 90 acquire by purchase che
entire system
Matter Of Expsdieney.
Only 4 few months interviewed
before the great fair was 10 open
boz The city OF Seattle. and Il be-
came n matter OF utmost import
ancc to every citizen of The city
20 have that clause interpreted
None of the city officials with
whom the matter was discussed
and not even $50 Howe himself. "a.
pected that the supreme court
would declare this amendment iu
valid Tor uli that was sought waa
an Interpretation test case wm
instituted for that purpose. the
rltys Interests were carefully and
I fully protected. and am elaborate
brief was prepared by myself. and
submitted 10 Mr. Calhoun. which
/ treated every phase of the amend
mcnt fairly and presented the mat.
ter fully and clearly 90 the au.
, premc court
Howe Not IN Case.
Mr. Howe had absolutely nothing
90 DO with tho plaintiffs side of
The case. nor did che sonttle Elec.
trlct company, Boo The strict sense
of me word pay tho costs Of thc
litigation as the people OF Alki
Point and residents of the -Four
tocnth ward had deposited 825. 600
with the Seattle Electric company
tO build The extension. and such
money remained IN their hands for
aeycral months GO q low rate Of ln
tofeat and the property owners
agreed with the Seattle Electric
cmpany chat the costs of the lifiga
tion should bc paid from such ln
terest as normally would bee paid
Dos "a borrower OF such sum OF
money
Both tho lower and higher courts
decided against our contention aud
me decision was based upon what
is known aH the Electric Railway
Act passed By the legislature of
1903 and amended ln 1907
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

the gteinway The Eteiuway
PianOla Plano VIII. of course. b.
sold By Eilers Music House. which
ls the only place ln tho Pacific
West where the genuine Piano.a
Pianos are sold
The old established Chlckcrlug
which instrument had achieved
~orld reuoWu more than thirty
years before The Steluway was ever
manufactured. remains today ira
class by itself. Tor II IL unnffuafed
with any player device Nearly
every Chickerlng made IS almost
Invariably sold 90 o cultured and
professional musician. and the
ChickerinR output nowadays con.
slats almost entirely Of grauds.
The piauola Piano IS always
available for hand playing without
being limited 10 a.
Il has a keyboard like any piano
BUT when manual dexicrity can 60
no farther. OF when the fingers tire
OR more especially when there ls
no one Ia the home who can play
AZ ali-~li ls only necessary 10 slide
back u panel for The insertion of
the perforated mAsic rolls. and step
Immediately into the Geld o. an
the music there g.
Looks Like a Regular Plane.
The Plnuola Piano does not differ
from the ordinary upright piano IN
any outward aspect Both piano
and Piauola are fully as effective
az the separate Instruments while
being more convenient and eco
nomical q space.
Ever since lts introduction the
Pianola has held a position Of uu-
questioned leadership Only iu the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
The MARKETS

The fUiiaa inE sfe the average prices
gnefFd rs the iaeal wfaieaa iers un tural
gFetaer. NESTS anif freed frIrra lu aii
sassa are suhiect fe rNFlafIan. according
= FRESHNESS and EeuHfai r4frlirnrr. bat
IhFsF ufirFs. unirss rthrFu isH iudirIffI
~ far strictly first sradse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-14
BURN GOVERNOR
IN EFFIGY At
HIS HOME
Tennessee Stirred to Wrath
by Patterson's Pardon Of
Duncan Cooper, Who
Killed Ex-Sen. Carmack.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April a.
Gov Patterson today Insists that he
did right In pardoning COL Duncan
3. Cooper, whose sentence 20 40
years imprisonment for killing FOR.
rer Senator Edward W. Carmack.
was confirmed by the supreme court
81 the state yesterday.
His action IN granting the pardon
within two hours after the sentence
was confirmed seems bound 20 be.
come political factor In the state
and keep alive the bitterness Of
feeling caused BY the CooperCar.
mack quarrel Latt night the GOV.
ernor's figure was burned iu effiay
In Germantown, where Patterson
was reared The governor today
In discussing the incident. was firm
In his stand that the pardoninp 81
Cooper was only an ACT Of Justice.
inaamuch as Cooper could not. under
the circumstances, have had a fair
trial.
u is generally predicted that
Robin Cooper, whose 20.year sen.
tence was overruied. viii never be
retired.
Feeling against Gov. Patterson
here is 90 strong that plain clothes
detectives surrounded the executive
mansion last night. Gov. Patterson
is reported 20 have slipped out Of
town this morning and gone quietly
90 his country home near clarls.
Vile, where he will stay for an In.
definite time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-14
LABORER ANGRY

Editor Star. ! would Ike 20
know what manner d degenerate
Humanity" ia. whether be BE-.
cclved hla education ln this glorious
United States would suggest
that be- be- eMled 20 some Island
about % b. swallowed by the sea.
10 hat the rest Of uB may be-
spared contact with him Tie does
not understand the meaning Of the
word humanity. and ! find myself
"a, d loss for words 10 express my
lonfhinR and contempt for him
when be speaks of God and 20.
clcty." and undertakes 70 slur one
Of The most loved Of American citi.
zcua
The only possible excuse can
find for the federation of such
theories az advocated by Human.
u.s." D. that they might possibly pre-
won't the birth of others Ike him
This world would be- better Oft "
Humanity were never born
LABORER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-14

CHICAGO. April it.-Cau d man.
starting iu business ~ the bottom
of ihe ladder make a million doi.
lars honestly during the compass
90 CTS ufe by merely buYing mcr
chaudiae and selling q NJ a profit 7
Francis o. Simmons. himself rat.
"a az close 90 o. million stirred
up q hornets nest here when be-
declared emphaticallY that 20 make
million honestly ln such way
ig impossible simmons remarks
were uttered before the student
Commercial club Of the University
90 ChIcaEo Ills mal vas flooded
today with letters from rich men.
who cndeavored 20 prove 90 him
that be was wrong
what said. declared simmons
today was that no man starting
on the savings of bis salary and
going into the buying and selling
Of merchandise a. profit can make
million I'm his lifetime and DO ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-14
A SCARE FOR
THE SHRINERS

Ouy unitsd rrsssl
NEW ORLEANS. La. April a.
An unidentified boy. ig years Of ago
was killed today. aud five porsona
we're Injured ln the collapse on a
building az the corner OF Rampant
aud Canal ats The accident occur.
red shortly before noon
u was az first reported that the
building IN which The shrinera were
moeting bad collapsed
Tho street a. the time 81 the acct
dent was crowded with pernons
anxious 20 Witness the parade on The
ghriuerp
The 5hrinegH meeting has stirred
up a flgbt with tho Catholic church
Archbishop Blonk forbade Catholics
witnessing the shnnera parade 10.
day. He threatened 10 ahrogate
their communion and confession
Thousands Of Catholics deflod HE
order
Il Is expected the shrIners will
reply