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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
lben lnvents a
New Business, but
| It's a Dead Steal

Tan ye get ore o these lnlnnc-
laxs agln the corner grocery Teller
= sskin' Ger his pay inquired
n Topper last evening. laying
~ BIS faYorite newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

M x NIUE cousin. Romeo. sup
a. W. latter half Ever since
.haa roe has been the main
Hsea az the dellcatesseu store
orst,eeu been injuncted yet?
4s sf,siAL FORECAST - Fair
h'S,,.sfhoon; rain tonight and
moderate eaatcrly Winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
INJUNCTION
CASES UP

Court Decide This Afternoon Whether Restraining Orders
Against Duwamish and Rainier People Will Be Made Per-
manent-conempt Case Against Star Goes Over to Next
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
The WEATHER

w b ~ n OF a
statue TO Pioneer
Square TO shad
rach Smoienakl?
hlr SmOlcuski
discovered that
cpicureau dish Of
shad roe That
is he invented
tho ahad part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

= NEW JE NSET POPULATION.
= WASHINGTON. Dec. 3. -
4 The census of the state OF
= New Jersey is 2.535.1 67. as
4 announced by the census bu-
= rcau today. This Is an in
= crease OF 3i7 per cent. The I
4 new figures enttle New Jer-
4 sey to three additional con :
4 Eressmen.
NRNRN NRxA &NA4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
Gill and WAPPY
KNEW, ALL Right

More Testimony Before Investigators Shows That Com
plants We're Formally Presented Them About Gam
bing-"You Keep Out Of This" Wappy Told Ole
Hanson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

Contempt Case Continued.
or the four big cases set for hear
Ing. only one came up during the
morning session. This was the case
against The Star and editors Of The
star for contempt. because The
star had called attention 20 this
use of the Injunction and 70 the
contention that the Injunction Is al
ways rushed 10 the aid Of the dollar
when men and money clash.
Attorney Perry. for The Star, ask
ed more time before he argued on
the demurrer which he had filed.
II was granted. and the arguments
will be heard Wednesday.
The other cases were delayed and
were set for the afternoon session.
u was an impressive gathering
the people who came to court
early IN the morning 10 demonstrate
their interest In the issues involved.
Court Room Packed.
One must get up very early in
the morning in the Duwamish val
ley 10 get the work done and get
70 the court house by 8 O'Clock.
some had TO let their work for the
day go IN order 20 come.
Their own case was not to come
up ull afternoon. Yet they wers
waiting IN the hall when court
opened Some were there earlier.
When Judge Gillian called court TO
order the big trial room was crowd
ed TO the last bench and the last
foot Of space in the alsles.
There were women in that
audience with babes in arms. There
we're old men. There we're work
ing men a-plenty in their work-a-day
clothes.
Through the crowd ran the feel
ing that a big principle was at stake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
Boy Dies Before 18th
Birthday, Ae He


4 NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-For !
4 the reason that both his !
4 brother and sister had died !
= just as each was approaching !
4 the age of ~ John Smyth. a !
4 boy of the Upper East Side, !
4 frequently had expressed a !
4 fear that he would never live !
4 to celebrate his own seven !
4 teenth birthday anniversary. !
4 lie was nearing what he con !
4 siderod this crucial age when ,
4 he fell eight stories today !
4 through the elevator shaft OF !
4 a new building at Broadway I
4 and g2nd ST., aud died as the !
4 last rites of the church were !
4 being administered to him. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

$3.50 ss$ss - a = =
4
cs~msrss on Yesterdays Car. =
,,cn in TIE Star Which q
haven't Been Made Yet. =
49, q = =
h.sb Fvrsh--rm glad 20 see that
|fsa Asadlng the procession.
* aoiler~@why didn't the artist
~ rsy muscles biggers
rllman I've more than one cleo
4 ssso load o. money
Lsan sharksi Marching club-lt
- nlca cartoon. but IL hurts the
- basinsss
aM. Arms 4 hope Mr. Furth
sss be angry about the cartoon.
stone WEBSTER Combine - We
saldnt see anything funny about
Macy wish Was a Judge.
Aameirey-Seud me 100 copies.
iuai % mall them TO my friends.
hrser-The Star Is nice
p
aNssU ndexirable---Wh by didn Z
m iss ne az the head ~ the
pafs Instead * Jake Furthf
~ remember, these comments
aasnl been made yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

faiaiy.
Asd I've got a great scheme, %
Sanned Eben. scornlug the In.
eruption. I'm going into a new
baiaess"
70 wiling 20 listen 10 the chat.
aid sohnlizel.
tn g0in 10 organize the Amer.
81 Canned Injunction supply
apny. an I bet III make a bar.
money at It."
E1en waited for a sarcastic re.
eaasF from his counselor and
Eaa' Out there was nothing com
les. ar" ne said. Frightening
Tn goin' 10 start IN right
- lll sell these canned in,
A4ssl0ns SOS yer can spring one
VINE. Any poor abused cap
a. has only 70 pull one OF EN-
y bis pocket pry off the I'D
s. q can opener. aud pour con
- slowly over the Teller he has
s9snethin agin ThatIl save q
noe lot o. worry. and IAN all
9ias 10 the same thing in the
very neat little plan. Eben "
= sehnitzel. only you've over.
.sAsa one point that has its
saenl feature. as 20 we're. You're
s.llng the business from the orig.
haEsiy
iss-the canned Injunction ID
! aeE business. Eben-it's an old
Fpfiae The Canned Injunction
- would kibosh you IN no
nov they goin' q do e. ia like
seoR x demanded Eben Upper
ne. iiheyd get an Injunction out
s. s,',st you" murmured schnitzeI
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Continued on Page Elab,)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

NO | scarcely
think 60. replied
chuitzeI Smith
judiciou sly I
don't think that
schmalz the gro
Ger has got
enough money 20
have acquired the
injunction habit "
Well. I have
been thiukin
started Eben.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
Don't Hesitate TO Phone

The Star, Main 1900, or Ind al, II your pa
per falls 10 reach your home regularly every
nghs You are entitled to good service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
The Stars Carrier Army

,ee whole city and the suburbs.
es...,sr yeu live you may have The Star
1900 70 your door for ssc per month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
RACE RIOT WAS
NARROWLY AVERTED
Street Car Struck colored Mans
Wagon and Small Riot
Started
Gate Citv Leased Wire Servi

TGate City Leased Wire Service.l
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept. IA street
car filed with passengers, the major
ity of whom were women, was held in
a siege for Is minutes practically at
the mercy Of a crowd of enraged ne
groes late today on Page avenue.
The car struck negro's wagon.
For time it appeared a dangerous
race riot would result from verbal
clash between James Coffee, motor
man of the car, and negro driver.
Motorman Coffee stood the negro
off with an iron switching bar with
the assistance of Conductor G. H.
Garrett, until another car arrived
with white reinforcements.
With the assistance of the crew and
passengers of the second car, Garrett
was enabled to put on the trolley
which had been pulled from the wire
by the negroes, and the car went on
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
New Workers arc Climbing on Board
and Hanging on by Strap and
Running Board Before
tho Parade.
COLONEL IS WARY
Cloud Of Suspicion Floats over
Sycamore Hill When the Glad
Tidinss Came Thick and
Fast
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lGate City Leased Wire Service.1
OYSTER BAY, N Y, Sept PA
cloud of suspicion drifted down over
Sycamore Hill tonight, and Theodore
Roosevelt grew wary The cause OF
the wariness was the Joyous news that
fioated in from New York state today,
that "old guard politicians, with their
delegates to the Saratoga convention
were climbing aboard the Roosevelt
band wagon, hanging on by straps and
running board
But the contributing editor knows
the value of action and the glad It'd.
ings failed to cause any exuberant
outbreak. On the contrary the murk
seemed to grow thicker as each new
delegation of strap hangers were re.
ported
Roosevelt is rather averse to being
hailed as the Moses of New York
republicanism, by the old guard. He
is distinctly averse to being saddled
with the entire responsibility for the
very questionable republican cam
paign in the state this fail. He sees
the possibility of an old guard en-
| dorsement at the convention, and s
total lack of old guard support at the
polls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
POLITICIANS FIGHT
OLD FASHIONED WAY
Use Bare Fists on the Street as Prop
er Way to Settle Their
Difficulties.

TGate City Leased Wire Service.]
ST. CHARLES, Mo-, Sept. 24.-Jo-
seph D. Showalter, candidate for the
democratic nomination for the United
States senate and Brice Edward. chair
man of the ST Charles county democ-
Grey, engaged in fistic encounter In
front of the Cult Hotel here tonight
with James A. Reed. of Kansas City,
Showalter's opponent for the nomina-
ton as q spectator. Trouble Is said
to have arisen from mix up in speak
ing arrangements, according to which
Showalter would have been forced 10
share the time allotted to him with
his opponent The belligerents were
separted by onlookers but not until
several we'll directed punches had
been given.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
OREGON PRIMARIES
HELD SATURDAY
jay Bowerman Has Been Named as
Republican Candidate for
Governor.

IGate C.tv Leased Wire Service.l
PORTLAND. Oregon. Sept. "a
Easily reports from various parts OF
the state tonight indicated that Jay
Bowerman. regular, received the re-
publican gubernatorial nomination to-
day, and that insurgents captured
the majority Of the state legislative
nominations.
In addition, the insurgents claimed
that B. f. Mulkey, progressive, won
over Congressman Hawley, standpat-
ter. in the first congressional district.
The denomination Of Congressman
w. r. Ellis, regular, In the sixth dis.
trict. is conceded, owing to split
among the progressives who had
three candidates in the field.
The nomination of Oswald West
as the democratic gubernatorial candi-
date over Jefferson Ayres seems as,
sured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
Sultan Of sulu, the Only Potentate
That America Can Boast
Of is Visiting
THE REAL ARTICLE
Probably Singing the Song GRE
MORSE. Today After a
Night Spent on
Broadway.
[Gate City Leased Wire Service !

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.]
NEW YORK, Sept. PA little
brown man from the Philippines held
the center of the stage in little old
New York today.
He was Hadii Mohammed Jumalui
Kiram, the Sultan of Sulu, not the
mythical creation with which play
wright George Ade amused the public
few seasons ago, but the real art
across the Pacific.
New York took into her arms the
only potentate that America can boast
of. housed him in one of her gorge
Gus hotels, whirled him through her
busy labyrinths in an automobile, ar.
plauded him at the Hippodrome to-
night and watched him as he sampled
some of the Saturday midnight gaities
of garish Broadway When it comes
to "potentating'' Hadii is not very
strong any more, as his title is chiefly
ornamental and brings him only about
$4,000 year Nevertheless, the sui
tan brought an imposing suite with
him and with the proceeds that he
gathered from the sale of crop of
Philippine pearls, as he marched
triumphantly through Europe, he is
meeting his hotel and taxicab bills
and tipping every hand that stretches
to him like a true sport.
Asked his impression of New York
the sultan said New York is fine,
/ very fine, better than London, even
better than Paris. Big town, fine
/ buildings. lots Of SUM-
Included in the suite is the sultan's
| brother and heir to the merry titles.
/ He bears the past tense name OF
Wasita, with Datto Rajah Muda Null
1 all forming an imposing chain OF
| Chinese names There are also a lot
Of keepers of this, that and the other
In the party Hadji's party dined by
i itself in q private room.
4 The sultan will end his stay in New
i York tomorrow, when he and his party
go to Washington to meet Governor
4 Taft, whose acquaintance Hadji made
when the president was governor oi
the Philippines.
i While in Washington Hadii will at
4 tend to the serious part of his mis-
4 sion, the Inauguration of movement
i for more American teachers in his
} native islands The sultan is strong
for the Americanism of the Philip
, pines. and he believes that this car
:. best be accomplished by having the
: Philippines taught by well educated
Americans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
NOMINATE GAYNOR
FOR GOVERNOR
He is Mentioned as Another Mckinley
With Good Prospects ofa
Winning.
rGate civ Leased wire Service l

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.]
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. "a
Whether Charles F. Murphy of Tam
many Hall, or John A. Dix, the new
chairman of the state democracy, will
nominate Mayor William j. Gaynor of
New York at the state convention
next week and thus start bitter war
with VIM. R. Hearst is puzzling the
democratic leaders tonight.
"Gaynor is another Mckinley and
he is alive" is Dix's size UP and
Murphy is tonight consulting his
chieftains regarding the stand that
Tammany will take.
Dix believes Gaynor can win easily
and carry the entire state ticket
through with him, including the legis-
lature which will elect successor to
Senator Chauncey M. DePew.
Dix does not believe that Hearst
will put third ticket in the field II
Gaynor Is nominated. He expects
him to support the republican nom
inee for governor and most of the re
publican candidates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
MAIL CARRIER
AND HIS LOVE
Both Found Dead and scantily Cloth
ed in the Woman's
House.

TGate City Leased Wire Service.l
CLEVELAND. o. Sept. 24.-lnsatia-
BILE love for Paul Mueller. mail car
rier. impelled Mrs. Martha A. Distel
to shoot him to death In her room
and then end her life. This theory
was substantiated by the police late
today after the abandonment of the
theory that both had been murderedA
Mrs. Dstel, clad only in her night
robe, was found dying early today by
her husband, Lawrence Distel, special
officer for the Society of Savings. On
the floor by her side lay the nude
body of Mueller, pierced by two bul
let's. Mueller who had wife and
two children, is reported 10 have
been a frequent visitor at the DisteI
home. The police learned that the
woman had been censured several
times severely by her mother for hel
relations with Mueller.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
Dr.. Wilson Tells Why he is a Demo.
erat and Wants to Be the
Governor Of New
Jersey.
PARTY is FITTED
Believes the Democrats Are Better
Able to Serve the People
Than Any Other
Party.

lGate City Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Sept. 24-"I am a
democrat because believe the demo
cratic party to be better fitted to serve
the interests of the people and freer to
serve them than is the republican par,
ty"
In this manner DR.. Woodrow Wilson.
democratic candidate for the govern
orslip OF New Jersey and regarded as
strong possibility for the presiden-
tai neimins ton two years hence, pre-
faced Copyrighted interview in The
New York Evening Post today.
While Gevoting most Of his attea.
ton to the alleged shortcomings of
the republican party. DR.. Wilson took
occasion to refer in what appeared to
be terms OF apology to the previous
leadership of his own party.
After ascribing the present insur-
gency In the republican party largely
to the tariff law and particularly to
the manner Of making it, DR.. Wilson
continued.
This revolt In the rank and file Of
the republican party as I interpret It.
arose out of the feeling of disgust for
the alliance which the leaders of that
party have made with the great busi-
ness interests. Now, have no quar-
rel with big business as such. but I
would have some individual or individ-
uals held directly accountable to the
law for the violation Of the statutes
which may be committed in the name
of the corporations.
DR.. Wilson then outlined his plan
for dealing with corporations Cor
porations do not do wrong" he said
individuals do wrong. Guilt is al
ways personal. You cannot punish
4 corporations"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
THE WEATHER.

TGate City Leased Wire service.l
CHICAGO. Sept. Weather fore
cast:
For Illinois: Cloudy and unsettled
Sunday and Monday; clear Sunday
night or Monday.
For Missouri: Partly cloudy and
unsettled SUNDAY and Monday. Cooler
Monday,
For Iowa Partly cloudy Sunday
and Monday, possibly showers and
cooler Sunday.
Local Observations.
Sept. Bar Their Wind Weather.
"a lam. -. % 80 81 NV Cldy
"a { nm ~. so 90 6t w Cldy
Rainfall for past "a hours IA hun
dredths
River above low water of 1864 G
tenths
Change in "a hours rise tenth.
Mean temperature, 81.
Maximum temperature, 61
Minimum temperature, 81.
FRED z. GOSEWISCH.
Observer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
AMERICAN JAILS
NEED ATTENTION
Years Behind Europe Where People
Keep Good to Keep

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO. Sept. 24-"America is
years behind Europe in prison meth
DDS. The prison system in this coun-
try Is inefficient. If the government
believes in confinement as deterrent
it has failed to profit by the lessons
of European countries, which have
stopped many crimes by the severity
of their penal system. If it adheres to
the humane plan of enabling crimi-
nails to lead better lives in new en-
vironment it has failed to provide
anything better that the obsolete eel
lular prison of the non progressive
countries Of the old world.
This condition of our penal system
was made tonight by Professor ]. Si-
mon Van Deworld, famous penologist
and professor of criminal law in the
University of Groningen, Holland, and
ono of the prison congress delegates,
/ THE trouble with th.s country is
4 that it estimates in its selection of a
definite policy to its criminals. If i'm
prisonment is to be used as deter
rent to crime you should adopt the
station plan of confning perpetrators
of atrocious crimes.
"If you wish to reform criminals
you should establish penal colonies ir
your possession. If you wish to com
bine punishment and influences fol
reformation ycu should send the Grim
inals to Alaska or to tthe Philippines
where they can perform useful labor:
of construction"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
POSTAL TELEGRAPH
FACES A STRIKE
Four Hundred Men May Walk Out
and Leave the Tickers
Silent.

TGate City Leased Wire Service1
CHICAGO. Sept. 24.-Defnite action
which may result in the 40 telegraph
ers employed in Chicago by the Pos
tai Telegraph company going out on
strike will be taken tomorrow. A
mass meeting will be held under the
direction of the Commercial Tele-
graphers' Union and action to be TAX
en- relative to the Postals firm stand
against employing union men will be
discussed Later other offices may
become involved.
H. G. McGill, district superintend-
ent of the Postal, said today, that the
men were discharged for such a rea-
son and declared that the company
would not reinstate the dismissed.
nor would they accede to any demands
of the union
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
u,.sIdent Taft and His Cabinet VIII
Hold Three Day Session at
Tho White
House.
OUTCOME rs A PROBLEM
n,nv Items Of Political Nature Are
Expected to be Discussed
At The Meet
Ing Held.

TGate City Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Under
the national title Of three day cab
met meeting and house party, Presi-
dent Taft and his departmental chiefs
will hold a prolonged political pow
WOW beginning next Monday.
There are many questions for which
the Taft adherents are awaiting an
swers. 1t is expected that some Of
the cabinet officers will go on the
stump In the congressional campaign
and that they will sound the keynote
Of the presidents policies bearing up
on the perplexities of his present po-
litical ENHANCEMENT that has been
brought about by the successes of in
surgency and the progressive"
speeches of Col. Roosevelt.
1t is expected that several of the
political leaders from various parts o:
the country will be called on for sug,
gestions and advice.
The forthcoming meeting is viewed
rather dubiously by some who are
waiting for the answer. The outcome
Is problematic to say the least. too
probematical to admit of any predic-
tons. The great question will be
what about Roosevelt?'
No one is willing to respond to the
question under the circumstances
There are SO many relics of the form
er administration in the present cab
met that It is considered doubtful
whether the colonel is to be regarded
as friend or foe. Secretary Meyer
and Secretary Knox sat ~ the cab
met table of the former president
President Taft himself stands as the
"conseryator of the Roosevelt poll
cies."
What is to be said or lone about
the tariff is another question that vii
figure prominently in the Forthcoming
campaign and one which will call foI
some reply from the defenders OF thu
administration.
Many persons think that discussion
Of the political situation will newt
ably lead to the question of Balling
ers retirement, but the impression
prevails here that Ballinger has beel
Informed very recently by Taft tha
he will not be asked to resign at leas
until the investigating co.Amittee fin
lshes with his case. Ballinger toda
made it clear that the question
wouldn't be raised by him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
Irritation Congress.
TGate city Leased Wire servil

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.l
PUEBLO, Colo, Sept. 24-What Is
generally regarded as the most i'm
portant meeting to the questions of
conservation and reclamation since
the conservation congress at St Paul
will begin here on Monday when the
national irrigation congress opens its
sessions. Several hundred delegates
have arrived already and by Monday
night hundreds are expected to be on
the scene In the coming congress
the alignment will be the same as 1t
was during the st. Paul congress, the
western governors supporting the
states rights to control irrigation
projects. and the Pinchot men sup.
porting the idea of federal control OF
the reclamation service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-25
Automobile Dlved Into Canal With
Party of Joy Riders And They
Were Dashed to
Death.
TWO SHOW GIRLS
Two Men and Two Young Girls Met
Tragic End Whom Touring
Car Made the
Plunge.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.1
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-When
the big touring car which carried a
joy riding party to death. in the New
Basis canal today, was raised to the
surface late today, it was revealed
that two young girls and two men
were victims of the accident. All
four bodies were recovered The
dead:
MARION GIBLIN. %; East St
Louis, Ill.
DOT THAI, %; Bengals, La.
w. R. FREEMAN, travelling sales
man, New York.
THOMAS BosTTLER, automobile
liveryman, New Orleans.
The girls were members of mus
ical comedy company.