The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1907, Page 1

Ast. |. THE SEATTLE STAR ONE CENT WEATHER FORECAST—FAIR TONIGHT, SATURDAY FAIR AND WARMER; WESTERLY BREEZE. > - CLAIMS ORGHARD sn Si Ie Win TOLD THE TRUTH Senator Borah Summing up py the State—Jury Will be Charged Temorrow---Crowds in Court Room | —Murdered Governor's Wite in Attendance. a PER MONTH STATE IS WINNER IN _ SHORE-LAND FIGHT ~ FIENDISH CRIME Judge Griffin Sloulees ‘Suit df Peter Breslin and new Se Stir Be vir Others to Prevent Sale of Lands to Raise $1,000,- vse'aesdim «| 00 for 1909 Exposition. The fight againet the ee ee "Ieee eee ee eee ee eee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee JOE SMITH CONCLUDES*TOMORROW. The next and fast installment of Joe Smith's narrative of the training of “Honest” John Riptinger and the looting of Geattic by privileged corporation and oriminal interests will appear in The Star tomorrow. This last installment will deal with the election of 1906, when Mr, Riplinger wae the candidate of the privileged Inter ests for mayor against Judge William Hiekman Moo Mr Smith calle attention to the fact that at the time of nom ination Mr, Riplinger had looted the city of thousand large, a crime which threatened to be disc! turned the comptrolier’s office over to his successor, unless Mr, Riplinger himself were in a position te demand protection As mayor he would have been in such a position, Confronted by this alternative, be entered into the may oralty campaign with all the desperate determination that the situation demanded, a determination to win at all hazards and regardless of the methods necessary to be employed to that end, In thie he was assisted by a backing of discredited poll ticlans and corporate interests, . equally desperate at the thought of a city administration which they would not be able to control : i of dol ed when he ae (By United Press.) POISH, lla y . thousand per house this mc gto : Pee eee ee ee ee eee eee ee ee eee eS ee es vente Bore john’ islivaas. Mayer Wy tole tabene. Te eee PU theere attach ns ade tn the 0,000 for the Als f the prosecu proved insufficient, and the conspiracy proceeded in ite work expe h was de By order of ine by padding the registration re stuffing the ballot boxes or ¢ tod r MK mr I ‘ ile for whom a tld be fraudulent election retu d other methods of sin GUNS FOR THE Griff e de t were t ac b 3 cml ¢ aa a , m of t ar ¢ ote nese me ' failed to achiev t te f f lon to the | but ope ra Feral ote sOrchard, an was the ‘custom,|Cad"tn “apetmlgsion of hin gull Hla character, These means having alled to achieve the the state Land Comeiseln to the et, s wmming 18 a masterly 5 bien S Denver, to ¢ o ' passed into the custody of Comptrolier Riplinger and ballots others fe ae the tien of the case for the state, He ‘*4t erime This was 5 n 1 doctored” #0 as to show that Riplinge d been elected but A T ' 1 Lake 1 lismissed n le not evading any charges by the |! t witnesses, Did b 1 , wt ounted out, The purpose of this proceeding was to enable Mr. & | pre , ok a om t defense agaivst Orchard, but is ad farming he case, and Riplinger to contest the election and be counted in on the # the state f @ the shore| the lands on I mitting everything, t claiming AY it i falee showing of the “doctored” ballots. But, confronted ashe : no matter what O tid in tt 4, an : was with exposure for his thefte of city funds, Mr. Riplinger # ‘ ‘i, wine the trath ‘how » neithe he while there| Se Rorah started his arg lacked the nerve to remain in Seattle and see the game ® |, nls 3 ten’ ofties | Ee pi ga oo “=: COLUMBIA SURVIVORS HERE mitted: ‘The fast that \defenss ta tha ates ee ee ee ee ee a fea ers pea es. nad eine prox a f 1 r t , " a ra A plee Idabo's a en; te © Le I e < t ‘ =e | Gover A Doral h CLAIMS HALF THE MONEY PAID WARD even to t very desk of Moye teed being filed . ee eruot, eral Rugely, of Colorado, declaring Sixteen-Year-Old Ballard Bo Struck by Flying Missile ra Dias vice ot 1 ell with von og ag As Resuh of Blasting in Vicinity---No Witness to; OF PAPERS pa “I call your attentt to the fa ears « ma h cat i “s ° « to oe e t t Oca: c feet t t file Je post tons mixed up ‘ Ne ‘ ’ oe tent Bragerur: cen nbe - ment g which * ‘ LIVERPOOL, July 26.—Ort : ‘ ie ta cncene ' “ Crocker’s.Epsom 4 tora. STENOGRAPHER nt . M | L EN Rie D. Ps “y j my nar 2 a ye surer of the Boloom Lumber an “ EB ‘ ae ‘ } and pre nt local club- 3 : | S RIKE |. Roe: ee: a qua ! ' i wa L. July 26.—¥ Larson WOODMEN CHOOSE F : | BILLY WINTERS. Ps da a : ATTY | wae , livoree HAWLEY, Bitty” Winters te one ot the will be 1 r of the af his retirement from the of of t ~ . é : f irried =! His wife claims the it : : : . mine f th ilo cated “ ’ re. and n ‘omise | and atte si her ¢ h husbe nd, on ac coming * oe toe oe tb ‘ Bots * J S h m Ww , the Ja count of the recent We st Point dls « at head ca , i ame ¢ " Il be squelched. turbance. m Vea { Pasedena, Ca " ' va ora t ’ an “ ea i hea ‘ Las ght o than a the offices, where } nitiatior : | “i : Pas Sanaa Se EVELYN NESBT_ THAN he @ for head pie b 4 paraded th and taught how to sell ie Ee Se a Euge - A t ft ‘ t ' oan - Sh i oer » ‘ , First prt ‘ft R By ren YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL WIFE OF TOMBS PRISONER HOTLY him—loves him bet- » NEV RK, Ju « Lieut. Co’ . Ament er Cont Sea ‘ va arded he | avceee uae wan setteeh faaie DENIES RUMOR THAT HER AFFECTION WANES — MILLION Thaw family tte a W. B. Ame Angeles, | Pe ad te Bo. i Golden | saye the fight has « bex AIRE’S DREARY LIFE, WITH HER SMILE THE ONE BRIGHT of choice coal aes w > ed aw at a Goreme 4 e RAY—$2,000,000 TO SUPPORT BATTLE FOR LIFE. a " ? t ‘ a " . 6 pe Ceara ——.— ver to go out of the family or be F RF b Te 1 * f rs 1 ess the family were in dire PERJURY TO JNNEWYORK | BE CHARGED — oe Assessor Parrish May Prosecute Corporations Who HIGH SCHOOL LOSES ‘has “s Falsify in Regard to Value of Property~-Asphalt ,..' closed rence of opt Company Lists $35,000 Property at $100. “oun EAGLES WILL et a : S55" PLOT DISCOVERED see i rR FILE CHARGES LORETTA DENNY 1S DEAD ROSES CUT Seni Sears ENN am a SOROS tt s 4 * hearts, " (Ry United ¢ r oh ot , BAN FRAN( , A : i ° 7 ‘ ! ; u a 1 ‘ J i] Li i i} J * t 1 1 I ‘ i » : ' ‘ 1 OF .nK ave not |o ; W ® ' 1 tne: ye ‘ m eat ¥ h A i y Nard ! ot ‘ are 0 ‘ t are 7 t ' in ‘ h shal " ¥ i ° , q 5 tawt he © ic iy rh ay ’ TWO NOME STRIKES RK BOARD PLANS TO BEAUTIFY r tied by x" at severest: ah now. t da five « these le « \ ns rhte Aang } Moo. 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