The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1910, Page 1

GOOD GOVERNMENT DEMANDS THE ELECTION OF A. V. BOUILLON Heavy elite haba heavy vote; heavy vote means good government; good government demands A. V. Bouillon for mayor. Be a « 9yV'A Ae ie : . ° o.° 7 wre and register and there can be no question about results. Business principles and not “gang” polities are what the people demand. Fot's get the results this time, THE SEATTLE ww THE SEATTLE SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1910. ONE CENT URN TWENTY-FOUR INDICTMENTS I f WILL FLY SENATOR J.W, | ROBERTA, WAITER COHEN AND THE DOG Grand Jury Finds True Bills and ‘ BAYAN FINED | ; Waren Ae Teed \ this afternoon by the grand jury. Tempts American Aecronaut to Make Long- ; | Tearney Yet Attempted in This Country— a of ga ee yy C j |afternoon for service. 3 il, Will T akey and Is to ‘ | ie eae | French Daredevil i ry to Break Fag Fitty Dellate er Go ; Until this is done the names of those indicted will i} ; : not be made public. They will be turned over to the sheriff later on this thats with i Breen View Aa t Senator J. W. firyan of Kite] a Curtion will fy trom, Log Ae wun back aie hee ; ; THIEF WANTS NO ixht whether ft will or not. t Court Comune oe : MONEY—HE TAKES Wi AN eat toe tortie eee a eel ne comme mallee” easel ‘Lp: | OLD VIOLIN ONLY ean, equipping my biplan " 1 © long a Might in his ow ognizance te : took he room of C. QO. Ander Ul bortl was given ae 4 P nm, in the Harin b 1, 1531 ot try to fly back to Low Angeles, Th rin % id ay . rnoo Wingo to fy ther: | keepiren me Yakey ’ ‘4 as made by Gambuge, and is pis aad an additions ee et : Do ‘ . vit a : bat on the top of the i . ‘ 3 " a strange man Bi at * % ‘ fl ing he husband's HT 50" arm miasione ted j th anger expected Mra, and Paulhan " t the Here's the best picture taken o. Robertade Janon, Philadelphia heiress, and the middle-aged waiter, (By Staff Correspondent of the | Hunter to take fright, seream and fe conject , h him whe when the for) Frederick Cohen, who figured with her in the strangest siopement in years. Roberta, sent to a sanitarium, | United Press.) jrun when he saw her, he was away oncom! (a! ; pr i fd that Stokes was to) and Cohen, awaiting trial for abduction, alone held the Key to the motive and ts the details of the flight, | _BUTIABA ganda, B. B A., Jan. | off tations taken in the ‘ prought before the Kiteap court The above picture was taken in the pollee station at Chicago, where they were captured 7.—Word received from Colonel| Mrs salled Into the thief, Paalhan would Roos y at Camp Rhino | conqu in doing so re m to wrest the t the colonel refused | mp 1 se handfuls of hair remove her a [tee But.” be continued, “1 wish to] THEN PLUNGED TO DEATH BELOW SPEAK TONIGHT seetges wapri ite flatly ‘retused | please it while be wes Goteg fe say that » ver 4 to talk upon the ject } A the stranger was properly linet week that he The party will probably spend al subdued and was made captive in leoon have two dame ‘ (By Cwited Pree joome in kis eyes. He did not dare week hunting white inos, two)the Hunter kitchen, Mrs. Hunter amine into Stokes’ menta » EW YORK, Jan. 17.—The fate!shout. Morton and Richard. two specimens of which the colonel al-}| went to the phone to call assistance, | then to most other bridge workers, ran to Shorty A meeting of Bouillon’s | ready has killed She returned to the kitchen to The affront to two of Seattle's \o6 the “Human spiders © work | Ates, the foreman, and pointed to} supporters will be Weld to find the thief gone. Parman bi- e jwell known physicians caused afom lofy bridges came to Jullus| Hansen, banging on there until the! night at 412 Oriental build. |GIRL REFUSES TO Ham ; | stir Hansen, « broadckested, blueeyed blood squeend out of kis finger i that he , Pecan ce What i your name?” inquired | young Swede today, when he shot tips Ames got a long rope with 5, Re il supporters of | BE FRIGHTENED BY iy ee oeate, Commissioner Lindsay like a falling rivet to bia death a ruanlag noose in it, and three! Bouillon are asked to be THIS BAD FELLOW he would Pres J. W. Bryan,” sata the | from the new Manhattan bridge men began to lowor the noose over present . | & prise of $3.000 GLENN CURTISS. state senator Alivoat the same Instant his! Hansen's head A. W. Shelton an pimears BALLI “Whe breaks | “dudge Yakey is here by my tn-| wife and two chi were coming! A puff of wind blew it out of! A. V. ioultion will address albadge and he ty with tet fer sustained ~ eo “——" ¥itation, and | consider your re-|up the bay on the steamship that range the firet time. Hansen look- meeting of voters this evening at st ‘Dreamland rink 1 day night coma r has been 1 for | marks a grat insult to Judge bad brought them from Europe jed up. amd what they saw in bie Hillman At this meeting He had just J frightening | ae es ir feeord-break. | years military ser, Yakey. 1 will impose a fine of $60,| They were gazing at the towering | eyes told them they would have to | Bouillon outline bis policies |, number of gir One of his} (Ry United Press.) ground i prove idea air; and you wil committed to the | struct of which Hansen had. work quickly and shor people of the WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Repre- ; south-| victims, Miss Ivey Anderson, how Promised Ellis c jail antil it le paid ’ ee a es pat cards b The Loop Missed Him Twice. ern part of Seattle what he attempt- | ey aver than she appeared | sentative Hitchcock of Nebraska iM Tecoma, «t, . - combs te Tecoma, Ge Then Bryan gave potice of ap | to Bweden ' ed to do for the w te of that sec rat. § took Shelton In tow | filed a sensational affidavit with For God's sake, hold on!” shout- fi t0 do for the w Sok 20 + took Shelton ; ed him to @ polleemMan |the house committee on expendi- hich was suape in efforts by the political ma oonened . ¥ hat Oak MILLIONS AT 17 wy mm Tenened ‘from bi loon i they tuade one mote at Wednesday night Bouillon wil ‘“ arderly conduct, | were guilty of the improper use of ating with (he aviators Cor ; & Seen te . tee. t This © the loop fell | dress the Pleasant Valley a severe reprimand, he WAS) public money to defray private trav ganization has already unanimous | eling expenses of a nephew of the Seroplane tao ) is no dow oe peal, and eleased on bh To get at hie work Hansen had iy be arranges! get into a low wicker basket Northwest for mnizar ed Ames A second time they miss . aoe ‘ od hie utilities, and how he was frustrated ‘i “ x ; A ~ot tures today, alleging that Secretary r The man they were fishing for ought before Police patches tom SHE WEDS INTO bridae ¥ ier one band slowly. Care| chine backing G © Jobn B. Gordon this morning, | of the toterior Ballinger and others ” and Inaprovement club. Th ‘ ut paying b fi e Calite ° Hansen's head and he raised &" \s allowed to go without paying a fine s (hy United Prem) ly diffieult bit of wiring. Tho sau south of Ta 24 and 25 REDWOOD CITY. Cal. Jar . wo Renenteee end betteas ich the wair.| cer, ped. Hansen. with @ shout |), cloulders ly gone on record aa end the | HE WORE ASTRAKAN | Steretary. Hitchcock is a democrat, of surprise, alld ove edge light made for the people and it was he who made a fiery Al RIGHT TO BUCK THE mn ney fn the cut Ine |" "Pear of Death im Wis Aven, |ovcrurdenad’ mmncen Hangs ion nhl auperiocnaent of poste) MUFF TO THE SHOW speech in ne’ rouse, which prot gripped the left band loosened its grip. With Uflitte The meeting will be ably precipitated the present cris! imme SAYS A FRISCO PREACHER |. ooccitsintee oan |sttn futon h'ase. shen gece eur 8 soon wine traa”* gr, otha tae eget lvorge ee ‘ i « of ‘ e the d that was tojlow, The t did not reappear RALPH LEAVITT ° Louls aristocracy | 4 * ¥ eR RRR RE ey a eck taining weeks, (Mee, Hs Me the stepson of H. Al) eer THe USELESS STARVE, THE UNFIT TO BE TRIED ON the Odeon Wearing an astra ‘ VALENTINE DAY)! py = so rh tar DIE, THAT THE EDUCATED MAY SURVIVE pes which nce’ tea tenga * feeble right band to slip it over eee eee eee STATEHOOD FOR THEM, (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 The house today passed the New Mexico and Arizona sep arate statehood bill (By United Press.) lens starve, and let the unfit eee eee teak ce HERE’S PIN MONEY agra ae aa fi a : b : : pron found that SERRE REE RRR ; FOR AN AVIATOR) tary: ; , cir of eee, whom, ‘he where the cold] POSTMAN ROLLS (ur Spee Prem) | on e homauitarian.” “wilt be held nu ering had 1 Ake was DOWN 300 FEET unde ne en to ¢ ‘ i v the | (By United Press.) ae § . eee | HENANDOAH, Pa, J }® WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE makin raking Press.) and Y iA Droke a turke aren se. f t ott d ‘ bYig BOY Ff the wishbone 1 Bag : 7 « a € tt c (eb Ne Be ith “i Intky, indeed, 1 : ; “ < Yr { Natur t ¢ only ¢ . me yer Bbe pro et Lon A n who must be 1 1 F le Om! ile cks and feat at bis dinne s c dear life at Te and Ranson € and twigs that MSL pring wad steel ping « om under the bis Seceic:| S€ DOES SEATTLE WANT A RED LIGHT MAYOR? 3¢€ |i) (05.5 Ber sections hove him upon the poopie | self was his ehiet backer and supporter.” Ably supporting Gill in the | ‘mon peopl ctors who for years have ‘robbed. the people | SEVEN ACCUSED for Riplinger's eb he mayor WAS eve nan now ident b. raft prices in public impr Hove! test ‘ " ‘ « wh the en ib Riplin 1 ry man « identi ‘ \ inoy ; ime he : vith the Gill g cine: sptpchen Ware wade‘ia favor of | day they recogiise Gill an thelr fri iit and his gang have ap.| OF RATTLING THE — ‘ Swagphagy® Ses moral oft co f Riplinger tb are being de in favor of Gill; the same beneficiart pealed fc ipport to every one bi © common people BONES FOR MONEY rae Seattle xen of view and crime backed Riplinger that are now supporting (Gill . The same general plan to ste ‘ « as put In operation KED OUT 4. w. 1 teeteeee eee life. y n number; the Honest John” Riplinger shared with Ht Gtil four years ago the joint y Riplinger as the GNI gang has now y for launching he ratt! of diamonds | tenancy of the boss throne of the politienl! machine. Four years ago the people at the polls declared that Ripling be Beene in 6 ¢ n their vocation The same promines were made for Riplinger support that are er, with his backing of vice and crime, was not consistent with fon now being made in exchange for Gill votes. The white slave owner Seattie’s welfare. Although the Gill gang four years ago pleaded was told Riplinger was his friend; he knows that Gill is because with the voters that Riplinger was to be the savior of Seattle, are Gill is his lawyer, The bawdy House keeper was told that Rip his defeat was followed by the digoovery that he and the gang f the Gill gang, is “the way to live.” The more Duman pare ling looked upon her welfare as one of the matters of greatest had looted the city treasury. Riplinger was a defaulter in. the hat live and thrive in Seattle the better it is for tie me | concern; ahe Knows Gill will take care.of her because Gli, Is her | sum of $60,000. mths tae Sak REOSNEING: SS re lawyer, The dive keeper was told that Riplinger would see that Kvery person with the alightest knowledge of city affairs knows | headquarters where he had full play in separating the drunken man from his money that Riplinger got little of the money—it went to the gang 1$26 cash ball but o the dive keener looks to Gill with the same hope, for is not Giil Riplinger was just as necessary to the gang four years ago as| The officers made a qui his lawyer? Gi now, Has the city retrograded, and does it want Gill now ation before the raid wa sum the opin ement r nd proprietor SE ERAM BIO Of An the cng whom tie ‘ te omahy last Oc Mi 10 Banires’ jaw M6 LANG expects bats ib the Uoited State, tay Everything that ordinary persons call “rotten,” ir terial welfare and moral uplift of the wd. Oo the majority of the citizens believe in a city where mmorality is rampant without a single impediment? That is the juestion that will be answered at the primaries. If Seattle wants filth it can ¢ ‘ jtth ia what the Gill gang promises along er with the Kid Paylin. pe on for the finanelal benefit of the Riplinger was the gamblers’ friend; he apy oi sikieden bt pephanl ta ban eelae oane aa” wiateaes "eee mit want GIll now, |aation before the raid sm »bbery of th > . on | J vg Matchen oe eee ee eee eee eee gamble wyer, he apy { uch, Riplinge that will be answered at the polls on February & haking dice for dig stakes