The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1910, Page 1

A. V- BOUILLON’S INTERPRETATION OF A SQU Listen! A square deal is a transaction in which the parties get pretisely what is coming to them. Unde tizen gets justice with protec ice; the police officer upholds public benefits in full weight and measure. B et are mere quadrilaterals, either trapezoids or I, No. 281. GGHOT'S FALL 1S BITTER LOSS GWUSE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ~iJeamie Ki. Garfield. | AEMORSE COMES AND WOMAN Bsc OAINKS ACID AND ENDS LIFE j Gifford Pinchot Girl Went Wrong and WOOSANDWEDS | : | Ends Her Troubles in a Room on Seventh Ave-| IN 30 MINUTES nue. Secretary of the or Writes for This aa a Striking e Defining Former R. GARFIELD Bry of the Interior | “ i (Ry Catted Pree) CLEVELAND, 0. Jan Farkas bowed Marguret Nabhan wh day worked factory kine though «he Yolee, nat nev 14.—Loaso ti Thurs glowing lampe are throw Vaht abe © the swaying line ix Love, love, the Roose. And the sweep of dancers ja thie time. it is as th of the men who mearest Roosevelt eut.of those pol. ily recentty left pub te Gifford Pin. Newspaper at the Golde ne Request) wr saying @ personal it we Lowac wound it om saying, “Dear man in our coun the Who hat done more ‘ wor eeeeeeeny, for | Casperio | Wine sf maces | to yarveate ; “1 tev you x separation ice ls one losses that we ah ovr lips can say fn hea oloe is heard ering, soft and An be ot in F later Margaret and Louse Justice Hrown's ¢ and were marriod, Laire that hovers Speake cong ih Ite eweet refrain. And th ing hearts are closer Yet th iw patn, rer lovers 360 tnmy iy i dove not tk for every one Wil cease tn any y means that | ¢ ieacther way; that ' ME al the people wh Wit policies are hich te not for for two years, but ome, The poll Ml are the poli if we are te OughY to be poem written by! , KICKING MULE (Ry United Pree) NEW YORK, Jan. 4 William Parker, & negro driver, was curry ing bie mule tn the yard of his y stable inet a thowaly kicked n into the «© Plockieman drank car « night and died sho 10:30. “Death by Emma t bebind it { through and was t the door The young we honest home ia a little ase, Dorchester, Wh ay” town and ¢ in Seat) R Mat recognise man at 1104 Be Y that ave worth while a Toes ar hanged her POE EH Bee ae Letters Teli Story CLEARINGS. saved all he The EDITOR'S DAUGHTER TO WED LOCAL MAN (iy United Prew. ISON, Kan nnounced o Davic Jar The . os * * * *. * * * * * * » « * RPttw ee ee PAPERS FIVE TRAMPS DIE IN BLAZING WRECK a Pres. Ja THE SEA’S FASCINATION, WT. 4. oto wind factory mn of nations the Of the world and it ‘NOW AND IT'LL TAKE YOU TW lof college football «| back | had not } daring the fal! term "| nuked for ight when he incau- , eware of imitations! Some “square deals” on the trapeziums, but always “traps.” THE t, WASH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1910 5 JOY MILLER GRIDIRON OR, COOK, HERE? i || STORK EXPECTED, AND THAT MAKES THIS DIVORCE CASE A BAD TANGLE Michigan College Star, De-| mented, Is Hiding in) Seattle, Father Thinks. | Is Joy Miller, the Dr. Cook of cot} lege football, hiding In Beattie? | Dispatches from” Detrott thia! morning quote Millér's father ag! belteving that the exgridiron star} is here in @ demented condition Miller's career ip ” strange one ‘The son of a wealthy Detroit family, | he was the idol of the Michigan ata-| dents during throw strenuous years | He was an on sineering student, and a good one Hie work op the feild this fall was the best he ever did. As quarter. he piloted the Wolverines] againat the best elpvens in the West and helped bumble Peonayivania He was the choles of many for all * American honors, and at the end} of the season Whe utanimoualy clected captain for the following! At the annual banquet, facub alumn! and students joined tn his pratse ty Then ® Sensation. Then came @ revelation. Miller} attended a single clasa} He had remin tered In (he engineering department a wus! When he failed to ahew | ¢ up for lasses, oxplanations wore Miller @xptained that he/ changed over to the forestry! ment it war til) nearly a) bh after the end of the season! that all the records were checked! op and Miller found delinquent, Then came the aftermath, Miller was dismissed from school, was captain, bis; taken from a HELEN ROBERTS, THE § ECOND MAS. BANRIMO. (By Cetted Pree) NEW ¥« two wome' Cpure im th matrimonial «4 the New York cou Robt, F Tye ie tiping hie marriage to Pay Tyson ax octiation Wed big claiming that. when he J of apology to eat hice phe had pot be ‘colleges Miller had played byorced from F. L. Be ducing the year, offering to} Fuy Tyson and He we the scores from the records. | pear im gourt together, ¢ ecnre, they were former & heart broken|'*,QeME saninat 7 Rt 80 Wrong.) Henrimgand after nhe « wan thought | Ha week and two weeks had > Then his famitiy a weeat | CHEAP THEATRE 1S + a 0 ind ini. | MENACE TO YOUTH lke that} exposure, has} WT had my 1 would put every cheap the af the blood ad thunder class out of businoss id Judge Frater, of the juventle tart, today His remarks were prompted wher Itan Randall, a you Weared before him to explain the attack made upon three Filipine by a cepwd of 2 Saturday ¢ shortly after they left a theatre « Third av There trouble who hanging about had married HOW PRESIDENTIAL BOOMS ARE MADE (Dy United Press) YORK Now Miller's father bette aire shag y in in Geattie. and that he t« out of bis ere have any trace of him SLEEPS IN TUB; WATER FREEZES SANDUSKY, O Hederman ves the atre ae None triends sult in the am F. Clar Jan. 14 how he Prank are too many bo make rman had been out om # and returned to the hotel |” figured that a it t a Inte 4 bat large, will tell thelr stories SURE, THEY MAY BE WEALTHY YET “I$ HELD UP BY e 2 HIGHWAYMEN ».0'\'... veal | out Callac twice a day and a short ot food captain 1@ }bivth to a a in thi ‘ 4 the |and the a raving, honi!-|art as a boy before swe) betdal they lett the! At se was no WAIT TWO WEEKS AND His « i ard open b W8 BOTY train man alle luring mystery « wife a indifferent to ceaseless ac was had gazed o naniac after a there time fe NUTES; | SEATTL cent years a deep concern in the 7 ’ Pp mind respecting the preserva- be » and the proper use of natural re The problem is how to a ITLL TAKE YOU HALF AN ARE DEAL r the square deal rule the geod tion; the bad citizen gets justice with punishment or banishment; the franchise holder gives equitable and defends the law; the public official serves the public interest; the public funds are disbursed only pats 4 ONE CENT NN, TAFT AGAN UPHOLDS BALLINGER. IN SPECI GONSERUATION MESSAG TODAY IN CONSERVATION FIGHT Taft sends special message to Congress indorsing Ballinger and his policies, Hampton's Magazine proves Ballinger represented the Stan. dard Oil company in sults in Seattle. La Fotlette declares Ballinger did the same thing that Taft dismicsed Pinchot for. Ex-Secretary Garfield explains Roosevelt policy and denounces Taft's. (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—President Taft sent to congress today a message urging immedi con- sideration of conservation legislation without waiting for the result of the investigation of the charges against Secretary of the Interior Ballinger. The presi- dent states that his proposals are really an epitome of the recommendation made by Ballinger in his annual report, and says that bills ors by i in- corporate his ideas of what should be done. The message says that the early iden in this country was to give away all the public lands, and states: oo There has developed in re ¥ how to CHAMP GLARK blessings are only for un- nerations, Among the most (Ry Cnlted Pres DAYTON, O., Jan ilize, how to ® and stilt develop, for no reforms initiated by uished predecessor were * prosecution of land e bringing to public cessity for pre- aining public do from further spoliation.” Bailinger’s Withdrawals. » president declared that since Ballinger has been in of- hdrawals of water power n made on 102 streams, per cent more streams covered prior to that jared te ‘ome in t Cannon é Hale to far as they ¢ etals and took Senat of the precious agricultural ed to carry out f the best dis- ands to private (Continued on Page Three.) DRIVES RATS FROM HOME—FINED RRR RRR * THE WEATHER. * * * * * * eee eee eee 2 2 JOHN MASON obn Mason HOUR