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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
uno in SEEM gorf ausitenen.
GIboafuta.

Yierre. - Mus Sem Sabresbe=
rift oes 5taats-s dabmeti tiers Sobn=
Jon iiber oas am 80. Stunt gu gnOe
gegangena Jtsfaliabr, Ser eben Sem
Crude iibergeben mlr0e, gebt berpor,
oaB oanals iid Sic S6uloen 0es
5taates auf $370,185.O3 beliefen,
mas aber MIR oarn1f 5uriid5ufiibren
lit, 0aB fir Sen 4apitol : gaufon0s
elm 9etrag BON $376,928.85 Dorge=
1treft lpar.
siour6alls.-0i Die 80 Sabre
alte 5rau gliiabetb Softer, 6eren @et-
ltes5uitano felt einiger 3eit abnormal
mar, bot iih in einem unbepadten
Molnente aus SEM oritten Studmerfe
oes 6amilien6eim5 berabge1tiir5t un0
erlitt lhmere Ierleblrngen, Sic inner
6ulb ei1rer Stl1noe i6ren sos berbei=
fiihrtel1.
0eoompo0. = Mit inn Cub
ieriptipnsmege altfge6radten Wfitteln
meroen in ben &ulpt=8 elhaftsltraben
pom Ieuompoo prllalne1tule StruBen=
laternen al1fgeltellt msroen sur Sdaf=
flung zines 9i1terpeges. Ieumooo
miro oaburh Sic al1 beiten beleudtete
Sta0t BON SEN flei1eren Srtihoft ten
I'M staate mer0en. 0ie &aufleute
baben nit ser Son oli0ate0 Sight &
Eoper So. 0as ltebereinfomme1 &C.
t%roffen, 0aB Sic 2oternen na6 oretBig=
monutliher ge5ablung in Sen 9eiit
ser Stabt iibergeben iolen.
@uron.-G Die 8urlington=gabn
laBt entlang ibrer Strede ourd Sic
glaf @ias einen 2an0ltreifen neben
SEN @eleiien 0rtr6 cine 5pan5igf0pfige
Mannihaft freilegen, linn auf Oieie
@eiie ouf bas mirfi aurite Ser gntite
6ll1g bon @al0brdn0en ol1rh SUM-
fen aus 2ofomotioen 51 perbiitelt.
Sic Iurdfibrung 0iei Ter Mrbeiten
5miiden MDltic uno Neotern mir:
$4,000 foiten. Ser freigelegte 5trei=
fen betragt bei0erieits 200 SUB, TO-
oaB Tu1rfen falm lomeit g%etragen
merSen f0tjnt1en, me11l1 rlidt Elm gon5
auBeror0entlih itorfer @ino meht.
grmeilt iih 6ieler Geriuh als err
fulgreih, 10 beabiidtigt Sic gabn in
gleiher @eiie por5ugeben, mo INNER
fire Streden einen Mationalmnb
ourd5ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Kinder 9onrolen
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TIC r
9turS=Iafuta.

9epils Safe. = s. S. Sill
miro 5miifen 0em IS. uno 80. Nopem=
Der BEL einem @anfett ser Seeregion=
gnt1pidlungsliga cine Mniprade bal=
ten.
2ang5on. - Ios fleine I0d=
terhen 0es g6epaares Soiepb @iltner
perbran11te, mdbren6 Sic Ml1tter Sos
@a1s auf fur5e 3eit berlalien batte.
Wie Sic &lei0er ser &leinen in @ran0
gerietben, lit unnlrfqeflGrt.
Gran6 Sorts. 500. Normans
M0bellooen urr0 S. 6. @arts Spe5e=
reimaarenlooen fins einem gran0e
SLIM Spfer gefollen> 0eiien @ntite=
bun1gsltrlohe niht feitgeiteut mer0en
fonnte. Ser Sdnoen belal1ft lih auf
$4,000.
Man6an.-@ ier beitebt groBes
Sntereiie fir SEN Nlnn 6es goltes
elmer 9un0itroBe 5piihen Mon0an
u1o Sem neitliden gn6e bon Mor=
ton : County. Ser btelige Mutomobil=
fl1b bot Sen @orifIog gen1nm, 6oB
cine iolde StraBe entlang Ser Strefe
ser Mort6ern Nacific : @nbn gebout
tperoen ion, 6od maht ii9 gegen Ste
len @oridlag Sppoiition qelteno.
8 - Ser friihere gl1n=
0es @i1mon6erungsfommiii6r grnit
q. Steport Gus 91ede, melher Ser
grmorSnnq 0es Nbillip Morron an
aefloqt NOR, lit olts Ser @oft e%ntlnIlen
morSen. Tie Gertreter Ser MnfIoae
Gotten erflort, Sab Sic gerpeiIe ais
'daliebGih 1tmltonosbemeiie un0 10
'd1fpoh Ieien, ooB an cine lteberfiif=
rlt11g 1riht SIT 0e1fen lei.
Wohpeton.- Sn Sem gtreite.
Ser lid roh ser letten S6eriffsmohl
ersob, in Ser bei6e &an6i0oten BE-
Aouptete11, ermablt git fem, erqinq
int Sbergeriht cine 0obingehe116e
.G1tideioung, SOB @eorg 6. Moo0b
erpG6lt lei mie es bein 3Gblen ser
abgege6enen Etimmen nah Ser @ahl
bon Sen Mabl6eamter a1th gefun0en
norSen NOR. Ser @egen=&on0iat,
Der Sen Nro5eb oerloren bat, lit elm
genilier @elep.
Sarge. 9os 0en1ofrutilhe
Observation-Disclosures bon 9eor0=Ia=
fota beabiiftigt, int Saltl1or bier EN-
oer1ofratiide5 9iebe5feit SIT peronital=
ten> Oil meldem itb Iempfraten aus
Soma, Nebrasfa, Sii0=Infota, W}in=
ne ota, Weortona, Npro=3afoto u1o
al1oeren Staaten betbeiligen lonen.
ginlaoungen sur 9etbeiligltng unS slt
4nlprod)en lin0 geianot mor0en an
8ouper1eltr %. @ilion bon Seem Ser
'ep, Mihter @abe BON Soma, @o11per=
nellr Norris BON Montuna ur10 Wil=
liam S. 8rpun.
Gran 5orfs.- @obl fu1m
ii110 in irgen0 eir1em Stuate 6es georo=
lpeltenS sic Mnregungen SET Noro=
meit= @ntpidelungsliga init iol6em
gntbuiiaSmus aufgenommen moroen,
pie in Nor0oafoto. Stint sections=
Nereintgungen iin0 int stante get
griin0et mor0en, nit Ser Mbiidt, auf
Der 6eDorl te6enoen 2an0pro0uften=
Mu5ltelung in ct. Nal1l Elm q1ttes
!gil0 Ser gooenpro61tfte Mor0=Iafo=
ta5 5u 6ieten. Sic baben o1th SEN
enilpreden0e1 Elab in ct. Saul be-
legt. 3meit o0er 0ret bon 6telen Ser
e111g1ngen per0en aub in CHICAGO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
SEN erlittenen Gerlekungen erliegen.

NO1uu~
6ortOo6ge.- Ser 70 SATIRE
alte Nels Sroiiet lit in 0en1 Squire,
meldes ct oIeir belbo6nte, perbrannt
Gie Gntite6ungsl1rlade be5 Tel1ers
fon11te nidt feltgel teat meroen.
30 uon.Gitp.- Nobert Sable,
Ser id]mer nerleRt ml1roe, ols ct I'M
8eridt5iaale altf Sen Noli5eidef 2od
ghiiiie abgab, fat inn @oipital outs
geiagt, 0aB ieiter1s me6rerer Manner>
Sic BON Ser Noli5ei Derfolgt lper0en,
ei11e @erldm0r1tng a~nge5ettelt NOR
SEN ieL SEN Noli5eidef uno or1oere
Npli5eibeamte git t10tel1.
gIterbille.-T as bieiige Tolt=
amt lit ioeben in 6os 11el1e 8ebdl1oe,
oas NIT ei1em &oitenul1fpanoe bon
$4,000 errihtet mur0e, berlegt NOR
SEN. Die Eoitiporbanf, Sic inn spat=
lommer bier er0ffret mur0e, bat nod
INNER feinen ein5igen ginleger.
@ebI ter Gitp. - 8. 81. Mc=
Murrap bon bier lit inn geiibe elmer
Ser beioen 1etten norbanoenen grem=
plnre Ser eriten @eldidte BON Soma
bon Sames @or6en @ennett. 9as
@ud gibt cine genaue @eidretbung
bon Soma Sic f~iirseite &eiielir1ie nah
Sem Staote uno entbdlt alth Mafb=
1dlGge fir @intpor0erer. 6err Mc=
Mltrrnp lit erlrtht mor6en, 6as Sud-
ser biitoriiden 8ibIiotbef 5u iiberge=
be1t, boh 5iebt .er es Dor, sos @erf
IeIbit GIT bebalten.
Montana.
5elena. = 0ie ii~lberbaltige
Ssslmperial+Mine int Ser Mdbe bon
Gbtdipsburg 1T bon Sobn Gatten an
Sobn @urf, @lts. &rl1tur un6 an6ere
perpadtet mor6en un6 miro int 2aufe
oes @inters in getrteb geiebt }per=
sen.
6e1ena. = @ieiige @eldGfts-
leute baben i%nnerbalb bon 6rei Togen
$500, 900 iubifribiert fir ein rel1es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Midigan.

Sort 9nron. = Muf Mnlpe1=
lung oes 0r. Cote, 6es ita0tiiden &C.
iunObeit5beamter, lit Sem failerlih=
ruiliihen 9ulalaifa : Srdeiter Sic
Iurd)rei e BON 2onOon, Ont, nuh
Sop Gitp mittelif Sonoer5ltges nid]t
qoitattet morSen. Ser 9eon1te botte
Ste A}adridt er1alten, 6oB ein Mit=
glieo oe5 Srde55ers a1 Sen 9latterl1
e~rfrarft Iei, ltlto oaB at0ere iid Ser
Nlnitedurgsgefafr olt5geiet5t 6atten.
Galumet.- 3niihen pier= inns
fiinftaHlcno Sfanoilm0ier Na1o STINT
Timber inn Nor0mei item Ser Ser. gtaa=
ten plat1en fir oa5 Sabr 1912 eine
ger1einidnftlihe Geiie nah ibrer az
ten Gel11at6, mofiir sic Gorbereitltn=
gen lit @dn0en eine5 &on1ites, Sem
STE ongeiehenl ten Mitglieor beioer Na=
tionalitdte11 in calumet, 6u1tcof uy10.
m1oeren Sta0ten MidiqanS angelo
rem, 1ie Geiiegeieaiduft miro in
Sonoer5iigen nad Seem Yorf, inns bon
sort nit etnem &c ionoer5 fir 6ieic
@elegeneeit gen1iet6eten Gampfer
iiber SEN S5ean %reile1.
@isepniin
q ppleton. = Ser Stootsper=
6allo fatboliider @ereine ipa in 3rt=
fl1nft in bier Iitrifte e%il1get6eilt per=
SEN, lin SEN Gereinen @eleger1beit SIT
ge6en, otter gen1einidaftlihe Ser
Iannnlungen ob5ubalten. Mppleton
mir 0em bierten Iiitrift 51getbeilt
meroen, meldem auBer6em noh Sic
Staote &aufa1na> Menalba, Slbfoih
Clifton, Green gap inns a110ere E1Gbe
%angeboren iouen. Die Srganiiation
Sic eS 9iifrifts miro am ndditen
Sonntag in Green 8ap itattfinoen.
Cine Delegation Ser bieiigen fotboli=
ihen Gereine miro Ser Ser ammlung
beimobnen.
Sanesbtlle. = Nenn Eerio=
men iir16 to0t, elmer am 5terben uno
piele anoere mebr o6er meniger idtper=
perlebt BEL einem @irbelitl1rm, Ser
Gam tagnadmittog Mof County in
@isconitn beiniltdte, un6 Sort auber=
bem Sahidn0en in Ser 6ohe BON mint
0eltens elmer balben MiIton Douars
1erielbe Stltrm ridtete
altd) int oem benad)barten geIoit gro
Ben Sda6en an, uo a1d Der idieoene
Ser onen berlett pl1roen. Sn Ser
Ma6e BON S%rforopiIe fam cine gauge
5amilie, @ater Smitb NIT orei Sod-
tern ltl10 einem sobn uns 2eben, art=
Ber0em Sic a6t5igidbrige 6rau Sobn
Grom0er, cine iungberbeiratbete Sral1
3roe0e, 6re6 2enb, Elm zimmerman
un6 Mmp Serbian, adt Sabre alt;;
@en5eI Serbian miro mabrideinIih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
:. 6. Garfer. 2O2t geo. 10. 81

S. 6. Barter, 202t geo. 10. ct.
St. Smitb, Mrf., iagt, 6ob er per-
idie6ene Sorten Nieren . Mebisin
1abnr, ober niGt beiier mur6e, Big er
5olep Nieren=giuen nabm. @Ieidbiel.
mie lange SIR Nieren=geifmer0en
bottet, STR tperoet raiden un0 at1<
6auern6en Nusen baben oltrh SEN &C.
bral1d bon Solep Mieren-Tinen. 8e-
ginnt ieBt 6amit, fe gu 1rebmen. Mo-
litor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
sit ,shr @en1ohI 1t1;rrio2 Gin roi

SIT SIR @emabl it6rrig? Gin rel
5en0es, Seller fin0e16es @enriitb lit
9alfig Ste 6olge zines unorSentliden
MagenS. Gin Mlann nit gutter Ser
oal1ung lit fait immer gutter 2aune.
Sebr Die[e tDuroen arf imner gebetlt
BON Magenbeidmeroen, tpem file
.Gbamberlains Sublette nabnrer. gu
fanfen Bel allen MpotBefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
GrfdItuta III betlen it ei,tcu Saae.

Nehmt Q%aratipe Brpmp luiuine 5abtette. @po=
tbeter itattenn @elb suriif. penr 6eilune periehlt
6. %. @rope's unteridrift lit on ieoer Sdbadhtel
2sc 1926.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30
WOMAN WHIPS
BANK CASHIER

Hotel Washington Mrs. Carbonneau
said she would remain In Seattle
long enough TO allow Ruser TO
prosecute her II he dared. Gle
won't dare do anything Of the sort.
| believe he's had enough" ahe said.
Although hate the notoriety that
has resulted in this matter. still II
was the only thing could do with
him. | did the only thing possible.
and that was 20 thrash him with a
horsewhip. and don't regret my
action"
"He tried 20 lie 20 me. but |
went after him with a horscwhip.
He squealed just like a pig. he was
so scared. hit him with the butt
end Of the whip on the Jaw. and !
guess II knocked him out. Then
/ went to my apartments at the
Hotel Washington"
Ruser gives another version OF
the fracas.
when | entered the room two
men grabbed me and threw me on
a bed face down. Then this woman
laid Il on hard with horsewhip
tried to yell for help. but a towel
was thrust into my mouth. After
beating me up. they left, warning
me to keep quiet for 10 minutes OF
they would fix me"
Ruser resides at 2i0 18th nv. NJ
He says he intends 10 prosecute
Mrs. Carbonneau. Mrs. Carbon.
ueau'g aecond sister Nellie. is az.
vorced from Noble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30

A. r. Ruser. formerly employed
BY the Dome City Bank Of Alaska
bgt at present real estate man OF
Seattle. and Mrs. Belinda Carbon
nean, a well known woman OF
Alaska. are both agreed that the lat.
ter gave the former a most thor
ough horsewhipping in a room at
the Archibald hotel Saturday night.
Ruser says he didn't deserve the
castigatlon. Mrs. Carbonneau says
he deserved II and more.
And then their stories begin 10
differ widely.
Ruscr claims two burly men held
him while Mrs. Carbonneau wallop-
ed him merrily and finally knocked
him out. Mrs. Carbonneau says she
did II all alone. with her little horse
whip.
Ruser IN the tool OF Jesse Noble.
the divorced husband OF my sister. :"
said Mrs. Carbonneau. There is n
Judgment Of $4,000 and one years
alImony in favor OF the former Mrs.
Noble against Noble in the state OF
Washington. according TO Mrs. Car
bonneau. "Ruser has been trying to
effect settlement between both
parties for the past two years, but
finding that he can't do business
with us, resorted to treachery."
continued Mrs. Carbonneau. II
have been after him since he start
ed these methods and got him at
the Archibald last Saturday night"
When seen this morning at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. So
Dan z. Phillips. "the man who told
on the woman" Is paying the pes.
atty in the social ostracism OF a
community which despises ham.
Phillips was the star witness for
the state at tho trial OF Mrs. John
o. Schenk. accused OF attempting
20 poison her millionaire husband.
lie tald. before a courtroom fun Of
sensation.seeking women. OF his
midnight Joy rides ~ith the ac-
cused woman. of attentions and
presents she Ahowered upon him
He all but told. ia so many words.
OF the supreme gift.
ostracism was his from that mo-
ment.
II followed him when, nervous
and almost sobbing. he rushed from
the courthouse. II passed him on
the street with an averted face. II
was waiting for him at his place of
business. lie rode home with II In
the street car.
Phillips Immediately served hIa
connections with the G. A. House
Music Co. In which he was a stock.
holder. His resignation was de
manded.
lie has fled from Wheeling. no
one knows where.
dan Phillips has peached." says
Wheeling.
No one who saw the youth on
the stand can have the least doubt
that what Prosecutor Hsndian said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30
May CHARGE GIRL
WITH bLACkmAIL
Barr and the Girl Had Just
Married Under Sign of Cap
risom When Alleged Assault
on Robey Occurred.

An information charging either
extortion or hlaekmatl will be filed
BY Prosecutor John r Murphy this
afternoon against Mrs. Harold
Barr. formerly Miss May Richards,
proprietress of beauty parlor In
the vietorial hotel. l2ii First av,,
Harold Barr. her husband. and III.
W. Carroll. who says he Is real
estate dealer.
The information viii be sworn TO
by John G. Rohey. president OF the
Golden West Baking Co. following
an alleged assault I'm a room at the
Martinique hotel Friday night. A
check for $3.50 Is held as evidence
by Prosecutor Murphy.
At the city jail today Mrs. Barr
and the men admitted obtaining the
check nom Robey. but insisted that
their act was justified by circum-
stances.
Barr. according TO his own state
ment. Is a great believer In signs
OF the zodiac.
The Almanac Involved.
Name and l were born under
&ANEftUkMs HAANAA W - ~ IN A"tAA&"
January 27. In order 20 make Ger.
tain our happiness we decided 90
get married January IS. The cere.
mony was performed al 20 minutes
10 SIX o'clock and then we went
TO Gerald's cafe for our wedding
supper. From there we took In
the Breakers and then the Olympus.
eat the oiymps." interrupted
Carroll. Il remembered that had
TO cinch a real estate deal with two
young women at the Newport cafe.
Barr went along and Name went
home. where Robey attacked her.
why cid you force Robey 10
Ggn the check for s25of" Carroll
was asked.
Well. you see" he replied. We
are all business men and We figured
that II wouldn't do II the newspa-
pers got hold OF the affair. Any.
way. Barr had been borrowing
money from me right along and !
grew tired Of that system"
To Prosecutor Murphy the trio
told varying stories Saturday after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30

trstion that would bring new In.
dustrlcs 10 the city, that would pro
vide more work for the wage earn
ere. Gill talked much of smoke
stacks and new enterprises, he said,
ara. he added, the only new enter
prise was the establishment of a
vice district. OF sure.thlng gambling
houses. In which only gamblers,
thugs and other iawbreskers were
enriched.
Mr. Diillng told OF the vice con.
ditions which had become intoler-
able during the past 10 months.
told of the miamanagement OF the
city light department. and called at.
tcnti0n 10 s500.000 deficit. as he
clallaed. the unlawful and unwar-
ranted borrowing OF money from
the north trunk sewer fund. a trust
fund, 10 cover that deficit
Ia conclusion Mr.. Diliing gave
definite promises OF what be would
do when elected mayor.
The Crowd Cheers.
John G.. illsgina. IN opening the
meeting NJ the opera house, ex.
eorinted the Gili administration.
Herman Craven whipped the crowd
into a frenzy ia his denunciation Of
the WappenRteln regime.
Former Mayor William Hickman
Moore, bis voice 40 hoarse that he
could hardly speak. made a painful
but determined effort 10 talk for
Dining. aud ai every pause the
house yelled and applRuded.
Former Mayor John =. Miller put
himself unqaillficdly against GIN
and for Dilling
John w. Roberts read the Hodge
telegram. and etigmatlxed the 81.
forts of the GIN gang 10 put Hodge
Ia q false light as the dlrtiest polii.
lral trick ever attempted in Seattle.
plllng's promise 10 fire Arms and
put competent man In charge OF
this city lighting department brought
a storm of applause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30
SENATE AIDS
THE RECALL
(By Staff Specially

OLYMPIA. Jan. 30.-The Landen-
Nichols bin wiping out the prin-
ciple OF constructive contempt and
making the state law follow the fed
eral statute, was palced on the SEN
ate calendar this morning. and will
probably come up for action tomor-
row morning. II was reported out
of the judiciary committee Thurs
day night.
The senate this morning passed
an emergency measure of consider
able importance to Seattl in tn re-
call election. II provides that both
sides may keep one challenger in
the different precinct election
booths on election day.
The challenger is to be allowed
TO inspect the ballot boxes before
the polling begins and TO sit IN on
the official count. The bill following
contrary opinions by Corporations
Council Calhoun of Seattle and At
torney General Bell as TO whether
challengers could be present at re-
call election. Calhoun said they
could not, so the senate took no
chances.
Teh bin was introduced by Col
Inns. following a session of the Judi
ciary committee If passed by the
house 1t will take effect at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30
DHLNG CROWD
BLOCKS STREET
AT NOON RALLY

a rally and demonstration by Sc.
attic citizens second only In en-.
thuslasm and oarnestness 10 the
memorable Polndexter meeting at
Deramland rink last fall, occurred
al the pliilna noon meeting al the
Grand opera house today.
Before the speakers had arrived
the whole down stairs OF the thea.
tire was full and mobs OF people
were surnlne up the stairs 20 get
seats in the galleries. by ~ o'clock
every seat was taken and stlli the
people came. Soon the crowd had
blocked Cherry 81. from side TO
side.
OUTDOOR MEETING HELD.
An overflow meeting was Inn
mcdiateiy arranged. Ole Manson
and other speakers from the steps
Of the theatre addressed the crowd
on the Issue OF decent city govern.
mens. ihe denuneistlon of the deal
with the vice syndicate and with
the Seattle Electric by the speak.
ers was answered BY a storm Of
applause from the crowd In the
street.
lnside, Dllllne and the other men
who were speaking with him. sway
ed the crowd. billings speech IN
part follows:
Mr.. billing discussed Seattle as
a huge corporation in which every
taxpayer II stockholder.
1T ls the greatest corporation
that any man In this ball. no mat.
ter how extensive may be his IN.
yeaiments. IL Interested in. and the
question today IL the selection %
a manager or chairman OF the board
of directors. II you please. TO con.
duct the affairs Of that corporation
as It's chief executive.
How deeply every property own.
er. Including the smallest home
builder. is interested is shown by
the fact that the city soon after
GIN became mayor ordered public
improvements 10 cost $1,000 600,
which means per capita ASSESS.
ment against every property owner.
or stockholdeT, Of SIS.
The question put aquarciy before
every property owner II whether
you want Gnl or myself for the
manager of this great corporation
Mr.. piilinu then told OF the Gill
promises of = year age, Of how Gill
had promised q business admins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30

Doctor Cook looks like an
amateur this morning.
The above telegram tells it's
own story.
That the Gill gang. desperate
~ the prospect Of losing lts
hold on Seattle. attempted In
the alleged Hodge statement
the most monumental fraud In
the whole political history OF
Seattle was shown last night
when Hodge himself learned
what had been done behind his
back by his false friends.
Hodge did not endorse Gill.
Hodge did not ask his friends
20 vote for Gill.
Hodge did not sian the state
ment dated January 26. TWO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30

was true. This boy was dragged
here. lie knew he was ruined the
minute he set foot in this court
room. I made him come"
But Handion's explanation failed
70 be accepted as an excuse for
Phillips when he peachcd."
He had called up thu prosecutor
by telephone Immediately after
Mrs. schenks arrest and offered TO
tell all he knew.
Phillips was reared here. Nearly
everybody knew him and he knew
almost everybody" Of consequence
He was invited TO the best
homes" ife played we'll. talked
easily. and was thoroughly con.
genial. He was popular among
"the fellows"
Dan Phillips father and mother
are dead over In Martins Ferry.
Just across the river. there IL a girl
Who used 10 play with Dan when
they were children. They were cx.
pected 10 be married soon.
She. at least. IL lucky TO know
before Il was too late.
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DAYS AFTER HE HAD LEFT
TOWN.
Hodge never authorized John
Dore TO urge Hodges friends TO
vote for Gill.
The whole thing was most
monumental fraud.
They counted on Hodges be-
Ing cut OF town. they thought
he would never hear OF that
statement that they had put his
name TO until too late. They
thought they could swing
Hodges friends by this decep-
tion 10 vote for Gill. They
didn't think the sheriff would
have the nerve TO call their
bluff.
But Hodge has come back at
them. The sheriff will not per-
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NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE

The fire sale IN the drug store
fat night was a fizzlc Hen Tozler
eBewed 20 much tobacker he put the
fire out
Miss J. Maybeile sprout IL visiting
her mas folks here. Her first name
10 Jennie, but don't sound no nice as
Aaybeiie. She says.
Hazel Hudds has gone 70 Seattle
20 learn manieurinR. Her grand
father vas a doctor. too.
VIII Legltt has sent 70 Seattle for
an Injunction against his wife's
mother. ana expects II any day now.
f.afs Wafert9wer ia recovering
from his Saturday shopping In ss-
attic today.
The Ladies' Ala will hold a bene-
1T tonight for Mrs. Lafe Watertower.
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SANDERS
IS MAD


WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 AT ther
hearing today before the senate
committee Gov Sanders. Of Louisi-
ann, attacked the claims OF San
Francisco as the site for the Pan
anna exposition.
He said that under both the reso-
Iutions presented by San Francisco
and New Orleans the federal govern
ment would be equally responsible
60 the foreign nations whom 1t
would invite to make exhibits. I'm.
der IN eSan Francisco resolution
Gov. Sanders said the government
would have the responsibility with
out the power. but under the New
Orleans resolution II would have the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30
MAY Y0HE WARNS
tDy unItea f'scs..,

* CHICAGO. Jan. 30.--May Yohe
today predicted that Edward Nc
Leans gift Of the famous Hope
diamond TO his wife would result in
misfortune.
''The diamond was a Jonah TO
me-" she said. "It's touch blasted
everyone who ever owned H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30

Old Gent--My little man, what
nationality are you?
Sammy SHUTTER don't know;
pa works for q movIng-picture con,
Germ, and he went away yesterday
as an Arab and came home Brit
ish soldier, and ! heard ma ask him
TO try 10 be a Chinese mandarin, sc
he kin scare our laundryman into
doing better work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-30
TO DECIDE TEST
CAR FARE CASE

and John II. Carroll. The case,
which was taken under advisement
Saturday, is one OF five similar
suits, each for $50 damages
brought after Judge Gllliam's de.
cision In which the court he11 that
the corporation could charge only
8 cents.