The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1910, Page 1

€€é ECEE KEKE SEK ERE EEE RE EKER ERE REECE REECE KEE REECE KEKE CEE cee cEeEcee €€€ECE CEC EERE C CC Ee CEC ECE cece BOUILLON WORKERS MUST WATCH THE COUNT All Bouillon see must wey he. the polls ae wateh the count every moment, until it is finally completed and report is made to the comptroller, Every citizen, without other authority than his citizen- - ip entitled under t e . to watch the count until it is finished. Bouillon challengers must not leave the polls for a moment or allow themselves to be deprived of their legal right to a position enabling them W the legality of every vote cast. The sheriff, in his determination to have an honest election, will see that every man gets his legal rights at the polling places. REeSee SEK EEEEE EERE REE EERE EERE RE EKER EEK K REE REE ERE RE RE R CEE CREEK CEEC KECK CCE CKccececcccececeececceeh HE SEATTLE . THE SEATTLE STTrAr 11, NO. 302. SEATTLE, WAS 1 : : LN E, WASH,, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1910. ONE CENT RLY VOTING INDICATES BOUILLON WILL SCORE A SWEEPING VICTORY nwici ARRESTS 91 HAVE VOTED GANG ORDERS fg ieee renner mons DECENT VOTE COMINE HN USGS ees WEAN Al OUT STRONG FOR HIM _ Moeeoooe $66 Single _ The trouble started at the Little f, Single hn” we @ Clay Co., when the Riot and Russians y of Prison- Acting upon the request of the Gill gang, the police de partment is taking a hand in “i with picks and Foreman James w. Other laborers neat tna arene the election to aid the voting Would Indicate That Moore Will Have an Easy Royd telephoned to of illegal vot Seott Cal Vi > . os Pitan Ahan. gs Ss houn, the corporation counsel ictory—Plan to Steal the Election Makes Vigi- i Seneed-tiine ane of the city, and Deputy Prose Starw k Unmediate charge of the situa cuter tent serv lance Necessary. * i at noon to oa dangerous crowd, Bragg Basin riot Sta ted them one by one aes 4 het ; lications . te © three big wagons = ae eg adi x First ward, at 2 R }tohe rks, deputteed the eye thy er if? Hodge in h the voters are free foremen as helpers and drove the pes if sity: x Oamaal r ‘ i to Black Diamond. a unit fo i et pte ale er oe My pron With Hod: men out, the en Ww , r to vate abe enatinn taal? ce : Seve gang would free sway to i P * ; ‘ eteal the " and vote all nth € t ti 2 if ¢ would have been blood. the floaters they wish ' be ; Dota MiglibenitcB shed a damage if It had Hodge, however, ordered hin ' ; orn: oo te « not been : for Starwich sald Supt deputies to stay in the potting € ; wats opie 1 places and arrest the patrol! } wait = men who attempt to put them ' yoprber ins: REV. M. A. MATTHEWS. ~ on the os oe | Bovilion challengers have - a ie up © 3 | Rev. M. A. Matthews was one of| been ordered out of many of a ie apt t ns to nee Te eae ee * the first visitors to the polling place| ‘the polling places. These chal- 4 Moore Will Win on Renton Hill his horse. It) lengere became obnoxious to th noug k t the polling did not take the clergyman long) the election officials appointed in Moore to mark bis vallot. He stated as| by the gang because they are i be mo he left the polls that A. ¥. Boufllon| Challenging the floaters, The ations give k this morning and will was his personal cholce for mayor chatlengers, however, are being vietory over P te mest call for either a and that he bad cast « ballot for Put back as soon as they are k ; - om put out, and deputy sheriffs t . i the ‘eum cr allenged must | placed in the precincts to see ‘ 7 eee ntificatios that they are unmolested in on. and against Pre : pecae acne ae ten ROSENTHAL the fega’ performance of their king < practically a threeto will be present in their — i wa ¢ coun § o'clock 4 vote. T go to) ¢ nnot win unless he fs 1p to you to makep otes in faver of an be exe t Ike Rosen the rer t o ade, and all election and Madison st ta tht ballots in the found guilty by a jury of prominer nr citizens on a charge of seling liquor that false lea 1 well defined regarding fraud ballot boxes will be Tepublican primary, because it is representative of the dominant wrth to minors and ere 18 pra 40 4 s in the ce als. The : : party, and becauee in most cages the democratic candidates are Th on apy wa You cao dance while you get the shout opposition in their own part The men named are, in et n court. An [jot Deputy Prose returns, or you ean sit around and Bi “pny y ping is suifi : tthe election din today in J . — listen to toustc of munch @ wafer; [© 2he opinion of The Star, those who should be selected by the re of th andip there’s lote of ways you can # the evening and at the same time know who ie being nominated for oes @ pew © On | dificials can es fr prisonment Hthe ballots : st official the floaters in casting by refusing t nge them will also find Wes in troub|: ge has notified ther dete YOUNG FORGER publican party.) FOR COMPTROLLER—William J. Bothwell FOR COUNCILMEN-AT-LARGE—Any two of the . f "tol . following: J. W. Bullock, James Stephen, George McFar 2 t 4 ey =: TO GET CHANCE } lane, Emil J. Brandt pe 4 WARD COUNCILMEN dha ; : nai Fi ae ; | ntiec ; ioe ti SECOND WARD—No opposition to Eugene Way t Twenty min- rahi von the calendar | git eener,tt looks Tiike a digi’ FOURTH WARD—No oF mn to Fred Sawyer ; : an giao. in Justice Fred © n's court | cafes and on the atrects FIFTH WARD—J. Y, C. Kellogg a, t > rom Dr. | SIXTH WARD—No choice s i she then hi sae MYSTERY OVER SEVENTH WARD—Fred W. Browne or Thomas P ; P hecesit weiaaien teective. | Revelle ' ‘ fe, wrecked almost EIGHTH WARD—E. L. Blaine tory of bein nd f . Laaiaan - a ae NINTH WARD—Alexander McKinnon (woe ; dct uss “ TENTH WARD—George V. Gau Mrs. Hyd ! f ELEVENTH WARD—W. H. Weaver for ! for @ ! ' af tinea inte add tor toe TWELFTH WARD—H. G. Kelly ! . wae . roe sins tn. Marah, 8 ee Worainnnoriy THIRTEENTH WARD—J. V. Holton or A. E. Ruffner Te FOURTEENTH WARD—Max Wardall hi " ‘ The polling places for the primaries will close at 8 o'clock LU: and will 5 ne The law requires the elect t nil persons to vote 1 bet t th i whe are in the polling t t 4 ’ thi n Ww t t ‘ a Jentification on the registration books that be sent to the precincts. Any voter refi y to do not entitled to vote (By United Vr x i “ k h nd " H nde t Any elect fficial not npe 7 tert yn the t wher ‘ . ay ut i th he is challenged is guilty of ne SENATE WILL HAVE I ‘ .e " t t arr { Jates his ballot for t ffice be thrown out. 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