The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1908, Page 1

LAST oda Rs NOL 10, NO. 214 OLLOWERS OF EACH ARE _o J ATTEMPT TO DEFEA “BOB” HODGE 4 th Addres | to Vote. MAKING FINAL APPEALS. (By United Pr | CHICAGO, Nov At the | headquarters of the republican and | democratic national committees to- atement given out prec a victory t wis Disy recelved from «@ parte of the Jat the headquarte f . today indicate the f on | braska th and jeans are the The re van jaays Taft will get of | 10,000 « the de claim the state t plurality In lowa epublicans claim that Taf get the seual re publican ality The dem ats claim th f the Unite States will reduc Taft's plura mod give Bryan a chance to win | In Colorado — the lcharge the re ui tried to “fix ‘ Anima ! 7 speak nige Colorado has Ie Kaneaa Hiryan's entry into the Northern part of the state to day clain by the democrats to be effee curing the state ft bh 2 tt © claim a this state. William Al who is managing “* campals for ' od sepa chs that tt a ta ae ira a de atic isiature in |BRYAN “SPEAKING THROUGH KANSAS ROBERT T. HODGE. BE URE Next sheriff of King county, will save the taxpayers per year by eliminating the “graft” in the feeding of K (8 Yared F gas 2 2 . : SANSA cerry Kan tow - held last night of saloon and allied yy.c45 tor here thie morning for « were laid to make a last effort! tour through Northern Kae to ce " j make his fina! speeches of the cam Robert T. Hodge, republican candidate for paign before reaching Lincoln, t the polls tomorrow. Neb., tonight, where # rousing web come has been planned the law-breaking portion of the saloon A monster parade has been plan been working industriously to defeat nea tor Bryan's homecoming to bser Lincoln. The entire town will . large fund was ow ibed and is being turn out to do honor to ite cand) saloon men in the interest of Hodge's gate for president. Bryan started bis campaign in Kansas with all . the snap he has exhibited through last night was for the purpose of oo) {he ‘wool campaign. His voles nization and plans. Paid workers every precinct tomorrow to work the voters as they come to vote. and he speaks vigorously as he did the first day At every stop today Piryan cow tinued his attack on the republican is unimpaired and izati ment Sty because of Rockefellers en fund ‘ pom tion, the ele . mt dotsement of Taft. He denounced has colonized precincts in the First, prossdent Roosevelt's statement that the Rockefeller endorsement Sixth wards, and plan to cast a heavy him. plans have been laid to count Hodge ont precincts by “fixing” election ‘s. The count in these precincts watched by friends of Hodge, and an or fraud in the counting of ballots wi was a trick of the democratu as a campaign document, and declared that It fs weak on its face The democratic candidate is be ing welcomed by immense crowds at every stop bere. His contem plated trip to Omaha was canceled to allow the trip throagh Kansas. Bryan will rest at Fairview tomor with criminal prosecution. row, where he will receive election = retarns. I believe that we will have votes to gpare in the electoral colle PARTIES CLOSE PAIGN TONIGHT jority of the in and # considerable ma. popular vote,” said Bryan today. summing up the campaign. Measant surpri awaiting them on at 8 Tomorrow} °O™™! tte. “We want as big a) the day after election. J think we ublices turnout ae 5 le will carry Mitnois and Close at want all the democrats who " , 8 a er neers | REPUBLICANS ARE Sd teas a ek. cea BECOMING NERVOUS county chairman. "S Sek al demo-| (Sy United Pre he there is work to be done} CHICAGO, Nov Walter Well r* “ i s parts of the city man, in the Record-Heraid today few says bot © eer errr rr eee Election week dawns with the be * republican leaders outwardly con * LICK OBSERVATORY * | fident, but wardly nervous The * IN PATH OF FLAMES, # Saaaane ate peneted i" : Sig I to Taft * By United Pross. . 4 gicnen uaceaeene Over which * \ OSE, N Vo w|i a ve Congress * fighters started to # Ae Rr . se Wii be the Ll mnt Ha as : MBS tally of the de * with a t aw | olde - en . ; : In Arcade . “oh * . ) a. powerte |» demo # and t n | the labor ¥ fiana, O forernor w:)| * f ie for ® and New ¥ A he bi ie alec * r at * a in U a ‘ t ) ne PAW. at which . we C wide Ly ox the w/¢ b fight 1 b A & nik wa t . " ‘ an ind M 1 * he ra t the w/t , « men will demand a . , lay #/|a change tn the nent " * 1 the t * 1 ren to be ‘M Twaaqnah * 7 t Rocke ' Will be clo y tt em Tall tar le th t t the time the p< B veh rest anxiet i We are doing | Today's Treasury Statemen he effect of b ' ‘ ee to ¢ , ent. It accent at he th ir t the aod Kocketetie lorsement of Taft io Man ‘May -stablish| miniature hich ho. wit may turn enouKh Future, oy octal foua clay |dorsement of not @ trick Wi — ghboong big are vaiai of tt emocrat He says that th t t oa ha f rt iwa been @ re he th 0 “ge « of fine| publican, and irew Taft's « q fa Beatt ‘ tion. Rockefeller was not awar Teeeived this i. ve “74 f atea [of t npopular ays this mar 1 really benefit Taft, The oll fo the Orient and Auatralla ev-| magnate is rea ry that it has Oldest ar ont be ar, and that since She right | Peacter 1 einai t Taft, he saya Ohio, stating tha he | ki to be fognd {n i ~ Se oreattle caylial Inj t Hie Molwity of deatte| TAFT WHIRLING ie Wan propMed te 6 no renso@ why a r Bacio coast und orect |tactory, canny be’ built, and THROUGH OHIO) melory of it i full Atea neve. fe ‘ ily opeMtea ner c Ware. ' the porcelain electric fixtures for|.DUNKIRE, N. ¥. Nov ‘ F power to a\iamp shades, knot Y tneelatork, ete. over 6,000 persona te Moat of ° ONFIDENT OF VICTORY TAFE AND BRYAN ARE) Big Crowds) The republicans wit! have an un-| SEATTER, WASH., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1908. JUST A PARTING WORD | Weitere You Vom towertow, abent some of the Tie Star and who Just a werd or twa, mon whe wore atted in the primary Campaign by are now the candidwtes ef their party for oleetion At the head of the county tieket the candidates for sheriff For this office the nominee gf the republican party is Robert T. Hodge | THE SEATTLE STAR PRICE ONE CEN HICH “BILL” WILL IT BE? POLICE FAIL TO STOP WIDE-OPEN GAMBLING and of the democratic party John H. Williams, Hodge will be elected EXPLOSION CAUSES There .can be no question about this, His nomination wae one of | the most fortunate things that ever happened to the people of King | INSTANT DEATH | county and his election will be equally fortunate, for it means the elim | ination of graft from the office of sberitt. OF MINER TO KGEP UP THE GRAFT. on - | On the other hand the election of Williams will mean a continue (By United Press.) tion of the present system whereby the incumbent of the sheriff's | INDEX, N 2.—Willlam Keteb office each year takes illegally from the pockets of the taxpayers up a miner, working at J. N | wards of $8,000 of money belonging to the people. tom milee wp tne The election of Hodge will mea the beginning of a business ad: | Skykomish river ministration of the sheriff's office. It will mean that hereafter the tonea ar’ t Hoag Sg: man who holds that office will have to work for the salary paid him | of tunnel had 1 fire. He j and that for all time this $6,000 a year graft will be cut off » reload elving the | GRAPTERS OPPOSE HODGE Corceee @ b. Pakenean of t And for this reason every grafting politician, republican and dem« rived , cratic, In opposing Hodge. In addition, Williams has permitted bis| moe = a sone ¢ * rters to clreulate # * in an attempt to discredit Hodge, stories |i). , Aaah apg ee that both Williams and the men with whom they originated knew to) where he ts survive a wife a be absolutely false, On the other hand, Hodge or his supporters have ¥ ‘ tres never spoken an unkind word of Williams, On the contrary, they have | spoken weil of him. Stories there Were, in plenty, brought to Hodge MEETS DEATH IN and his friends and to The Star office that if made public would have ired Williams, but they Incked evidence of truth and were therefor FRONT OF TRAIN hot repeated or published Hodge's campaign has been the cleanest ever conducted in this (By “United | Press.) ty and the least expensive. Speaking kindly always of his of TACOMA, N Ww. Ha ponent and of those who were fighting him, he has made friends | [0 """ 0" Suen erinaiins wherever he has gone, and the prediction ts freely made that he w assenger tr Den 4 poll the largest vote ever polled by any candidate for sheriff in King t 7 county and will lead the county teket by a good margin tt : CARRIGAN’S CANDIDACY, : oD The Star has been interested also in the candidacy of M. J. Car |" rigan, republican candidate for comnilesioner from the Firet district. | ton’ % ' - Mr. Carrigan will undoubtedly be elected, although the same Influence st had F that are fighting “Bob” Hodge are iinéd up with B. F. Shields, M ’ € . a Carrigan’s opponent. With Carrigao't election there ts danger of aj ‘"* ! as a . change tn the methods heretofore employed by the county com mahi. ra in spending the money of the public. His election will meat 2 imina! of the “graft With “Bot in the sheriff's FOILS POLICE BY ftice ! Carrigan im the office of county loner, the ‘ sre concerned the public business will be bandied honestly and ¥ tently Ps eens 2 j VANOERVEER A GOOD OFFICIAL Mad ie mylar Bol peal pe | The Star has advised also the olection of Mr. Vanderveer as| Paper. ve which as w the a prosecuting attorney, As deputy piteecuting attorney, Mr. Vanderveer | arrest by ¥ Bh Fourt has demonstrated his fitness for the office, The worst charge made jagainat him is that he has a tewyer Charges, falne, of to an aged physician a few days ago, have falien of their own weight. He has been charged aise with having slapped the face of hie fatherdndaw, and, if this is true, Mr. Vanderveer’s friends wil! beltewe that the fatherindaw deserved it absolutely eruelty to any event, Mr. Vanderveer fe a man of moral and physical courage. He will never fear the consaquences of an act impelied by duty. He is young and active and a hard worker. The Star believes he will make an excellent official Beco wx orto: 2 meee ome CHAIRMAN TERHUNE’S FORECAS “Tt am confident that the county wil! go republican by 10,000 or 12,000. There may be some cutting on the county ticket, but this will be more than offeet by the democratic votes we will get. All we ask of the people le that they think well how the election will affect them before they vote. One reason for my prediction in the harmony that has existed between the candi dates and the party workers during the campaign. Labor now recognizes that Taft t* a better friend than Bryan and that his policies will mean peace and prosperity rather than the hard times of "93 RK. &. Terhune, ~bairman of the County Repubti can Committee. » 2 * 2 SRT = the people In the crowd were labor Korn Closes Campaign. ers and their greeting of the repub-1 TOLEDO, Onio, Nov ican candidate was enth usiantic. 1 Kern, democratic candi When Taft appeared on the plat~ | viee- pre ae |form of the train, Mre. Tatt accom= | paign in tahar Ee ts cone panied him and there was a. tre-~luied ¢ aC ian ees mendous shout of approval thel here tu Ante ‘tonal an lerowd. Some one rushed up to thelwill go direct to Indianapolia. wh train ad thrust a large buneh of! ne wi whore chrysanthemums into Mré. Tatt's| tne cloct “ hands, @he smiled and bowe to the crowd, while the cheering con- tinue Weather |" SR ta scheduled to epeak today : wet ts land and Youngs. | nerall ; prevall town, 0 ve for Cincinnatt | t ates tomor. tonig reach keeption of the Nort morrow morning and Ra | aay at his brothers home ‘ - | In Rhode Island r ¥ Pivot gers onal | PROVIDENCE, BR. 1., Nov, 9—| 1/2 first annual ball of the Cooks’ Political conditions tn Rhode given Hallowe'en at Bagies’ ba were unsettled today on th Ss lelection by the announcement ef _ Chinese former Gov. Utter, that United) nonoke States Senator Nelson W. Aldrich | dred, rioter has declared he would not be aj for the candidate for reolection. The aw! ggvocat nouncement is causing widespread | anti-Japa discussion and has disturbed the “a the reg ican state will Weleome Roosevelt mach! It is expected that it} LONDO sring, that will precipitate a hot fight for the} @ t nt Rooseyelt A realle ent | > » a " hr 4 re f ar r Claime Cannon's Election HIGH WIND PUTS DANVILLE I Nov 2 Claiming tat ie" soe" caunon bast OUT CITY LIGHTS exsuer to om sas the vet De to a terrific gale wh h cam pale wept o t last nig a him, a8 | gowr at the elty light Mant ' h ft the cit y n ep the district with the uawal) P? ay ts pluralit | plete dark and caused the dig tking up of cand and kerosene | Prediction of Socialists Hams oltre ok tee Beaiidé- ol } CHICAGO, ‘ m 1 erintendent L. ft r of the allat mati plone n 1 J tt today ¢ ed that Youngs, of the Mehting plant at ial rty Ww 1 pe 1.000.000 80 this morning that street light ostir hat the te in Iinota| again by next nday rhe ~e will “ 10,000 and that 64,000 of\}tem, he say has been ove d I 1 gain of 600,000 In the |of th terial wax delayed, but entire United States. ‘it ie expected to arrive this week CHAIRMAN DEGRYULER'S FORECAST be le word of than warning thing short of ep them from the splendid a state any other state concerning ever governor is at the will not My last to allow ne mat to ke tate have as the field in th ing what I would like cket, But ag pthe the ticket, and as all who vole for the governor will likely vote the straight tiget wish? to say that this campaign has been made way easy by the fact that we have such governor, He ia a man of of splendid tntellect ver had an oppor Debrulerg Chats jority tomorrow tieket wtate can ma ublean of th clre f the in epubl to ‘ placed forbid candidate didat@ for a splendid y spotleus private character, high attainments and one of the noblest mon thig state has tunity to honor in any officig! capacity.” man of the Sta@ Republican Committee ta! © of paper of the offi er to p Gordon this for carry The pris tell where he wed the p me because monkey P und his home ing are DIVORCED HUSBAND THREATENS HER LIFE Charging that her former husban had threatened to kill her, and ha assaulted her, choking her . when she asked him to pay ¢ ony by rt r Nov. 6 and show se should not be punished for t of court and a entered nm M Meat 2 month « y. This was paid for only tw ths nm October when she asked Med ford for a payment on the balan due, Mrs. Medford says he attacked her Me ‘THIEVES LOOT DENTIST'S HOME en >» kil rglare forced their wa { Dr. Croxton L. Rior h of in t Ew building, at Nob Hill « A night and carried . s wat » gold br Smith & Wesson re he fash iis rt * nt d f irs, I } Mayor to Open Fate | M M } Honor Pioneer Woman. wt M Officer Saves Steamer f t Navigation Buds r n 1 i ry t " ‘ r Alash f to Ta a tod FLEET ENTERTAINMENT entertainments voning are planned cratic County Committee, ror! THE WEATHER RAIN TONIGHT AND TUESDAY; FRESH SOUTH WINDS ° =) THE STAR PROVIDES EVIDENCE, BUT GAMES CLOSE SUDDENLY AND THERE WERE NO ARRESTS MADE. tT TT TT TOT tt tT th After raid a night games staff, etors the signa te were this the store hands of cigar store at mbling ning and a m wore to a complaint ag t th warrant for their arre as placed in the ding time of he a recent ney Set teeeeeeeeree * * . * . * * * * ~ * * * * kee he * * * * * * * . . * * * a * * * * 7 * in both t 1 can Jear, and it ast one or are of the cDonald again, getting its ‘kitty,’ percentage of the and these rep- value,” the captain tain game money get the asked, ag horough- gly un conversation, man right M« f 1 the t don an od of 30 » he saw Game ts Tipped Off. thes man put in an and the amen had been in All the Games Easy of Access. of the reporter and had pot created aay the ; as the in and out of th ace & number of Umes dur and there were ur men who the games. and another during games saw no sence games the ne atte place ed the to Captain notified he he er te headquarters, precaution to distant to tele absolute precinded the chance of anyone overhearing ch Capt. McDonald repe after he was tnfor 4 Pike st, ¢ tt four officers to the and they failed to find aay ng gol) ed Chie€ Ww 1 under sent several MacDone borne ou® Captain Asks Quest Are quired Cay No, not playi playing for ons. the re walk phone which two and used they 1 locks tain was aying M K poker, but they a than 2 We I de MacDonald. “I n't know there game of te ra he Phillips an’ men in uniform assertions are not charge of the dealer I do » call the r replied his star othe ald's by the t know whether » MEMBER OF GANG OF TRAIN LOOTERS SLAIN Breaks From Officer and ¢# ° way a mask pos Bg tak Is Shot While Trying at t and De fell, dying shortly afterward, He made a dy- to Escape. tement that he had been oh I and for 15 days and that (By United Pres he from Tacoma, where PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 2.--J. B.| he ! wife and child. He sai Penge home was at 1229|2¢ ¥ ember of the Brother . hoo¢ way Trainw and @ South E st was shot a 1 the Spokane lodge of “ Pat St who fired; An effc being made to com Stink Salads euaaiad abtaet m with the n rof H. BR who wa led two weeks ago. hu which special agents of t M Delaney, when seen at her C € have ma last night, declar wee ed h her husband's. “ F < nn < f part the. wt f f thefts al oe ‘ wa a good in, ‘ b Go W Tac Seattle several we j B. Delane al h ’ € ar w i? " wn: D ‘< who had | De l I oi ne 1 1 K De . 8 1 . H D BELIEVES SON HAS ELOPED WITH GIRL YOUNG WOMAN IS vicTiM OF POISON By Un ted Press. ; f STRAW BALLOTS STILL ON SALE = ! RBTURNS AT CLUB f | CHAIRMAN TERRY We will ca e county 1 000 or n this (By United Press.) prediction on the ba { reports that come to this office from | AMOY, China, Nov The teat«|f- men: in-all the:various, walka..ofite,..'Thare 49 no.donbt. balianall ure of today's entertainment t the je labor vote in this city and county wilt go 80. per conto for officers and men of th Meer and the degnoeratie ticket, And more than §0 per cent of battleship fleet im the the remainder will go for Debs. Republican friends of take, who i] |the day Fecaption teas were given to}, Chances are’ exceedingly favorab the damoc tte ta the officers Of the fleet by wealthy th eounty tol ow John ¥ Yer Chairman th Dero. | Chin merchants and official