The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1904, Page 1

ONE CENT The a4o'c Loc K EDITION seattle NCLE SAM IS VICTIM RNMENT HAS BEEN MULC TED oF 000 AT FRISCO NVE ATION 1S ONLY PARTIALLY COMPLETED to The Star) RUSSIANS AND JAP® ARE MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR AT BATTLE THAT WILL UNDOU BTEDLY DECIDE THE FATE OF MUKDEN A WOMAN CHIE CHIEF CLERK RIGHT FLANK REPULSED SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER a2, 1¢ OF WHOLESALE FRAUD GET READY The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News eer VOL. 6 4 CENTS PER MONTH ‘THE BALTIC FLEET HAS SAILED AGAIN SHE 1S A BOSTON GIRL, AND HOLDS A RESPONSIBLE POS! TION WITH THE GOVERNM ENT PORT ARTHUR BOMBARDED TRAFIIC 1S SUSPENDED 8600000000 Think of This! An army of over 2,000,000 young men’ will cast their first votes for President next month They are the fellows that are going to decide the contest; they are the voters that the-cam- paign managers want to win..... JAPS RETREAT FROM SHAK HE * = - % 3 Al WAS ONLY AN ORDINARY SCRAP GHSISSOTIOG f the division | PANAMA «| TROOPS ORDERED TO PHILIPPINES - sage PE * KIDNAPPED Seeretar 4 First Voters Will Elect the President Read What Party Leaders Say to Them in Then read what fe Lincoln Steffens has to say. J. Lincoln Ste effe ‘ns spe aks as an inde pe avers and advocate of good g THE SEATTLE STAR Beginning Oct. 24 We shall print a series of letters to first voters, written by men of the highest authority in the great parties. ue Advice to young men is: advice to the old as well. Every voter will be interested in these claims for PL, ele These Letters Have Been Written for the Parties by Leslie M. Shaw, via». y of the Treatury uw no 1e Na Eugene V. Deks, s-<iais. indidate for President Thee. Faggare, Democrat, onal Committee Silas Cc. Owallew, Prohibition Candidate for President Thos, E. Watson, Populist, Candidate for President government. ; = Oc tober Py we “Series Begins... -October 24 ESE VEBSSSIEBDSRSRS? MaGaasass: