The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1910, Page 1

Cotterill Will Tell Some Truths at Arcade Hall Tonight night at Arcade Hall George F. Cotterill is going to tell the cmoul of S eattle some. truths regarding certain candidates for office. In of WBterest t the meeting pr omises to be the most important of the campaign. If you are anxious to vote honestly at the coming’ elec- ie out and hear what Mr, Cotterill has to say. There will be other speakers, including Wm. Hickman Moore, democratic candidate THE SEATTLE = BpITAR | io! 312. SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, EEBRUARY 24, 1910 oo ONE CENT 2X. 7#AINS xp Sn en ec hilteah oe D8 NEWS STANDS rir CONSTABULARY SPREAD | R AMONG STRIKERS IN PHILADELPHIA PHU aD KI ‘16 FEET OF SNOW ON yo} GT. NORTHERN TRACKS PHIA, Feb. 2 Six Trains Are Snowbound and While Huge Plows and Rotaries Are at Work the Snow is Still Fall- ing and Blockade is Serious —- Northern Pacific Gets Trains Through. x passenger trait et S00 and 1 t as h € € eli 1 | t : F ) j » Pa ce elements and allt ided trains ra a m 5 to 10 d + eitet of bal a r t he nd making PICTURE OF CONSTABULARY. CAA WARGROWS DEIN PHILADELPHIA but they | FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb 24.| e true and combina the United States segtatiion| ard the armored cruiser Ten-| AUSTIN E. GRIFFITH ted guards have | neasee was looted of $350 in money — n fe care, be and a quantity of stamps, according The vite eae i 1, B. L. Blaine, R. C. Saun- to a message received here today from the ship's postmaster, Frank |* J. Smith, The robbery is reported! to have occurred when the warship was on its way from here to Puget Sound. The Tennessee is now at ‘ Bremerton, Wash., and it is report. |! ed here that two men aboard the cruiser are being held for court martial. pt. D. Thomas Davies and was one of the men who Flagg, de tig, candidate tured me,” sald John nasion, today as body of man tittt "hoentx hotel Sunday and others midt was held Wp and robbed f wen aa otal ke ' Russians in his employ # t ate tt t ) y ee ee HOUSES AND FLATS NGRY and today & ‘ ' FOR RENT measures with | A BOGUS HERO or ,Brery day the popularity of r y what a ould take, but th GETS 8 MONTHS =< Rat's classified peges ie in MISLEADING before sundown GREAT INDUSTRIAL crisis. JOHN B. SCHMIDT ’ Admitted the eat ~\money was in the bank and they crises jy |MAid they would kill me anywa Came Near Killing Him. t ther w They came near doing it. If the pes man had not been able CONSTABULARY sUSY Companies of Wetion whe WA, Feb, 24 ot representat netration farther tabulary Is Hated Gall a genera! strike 8 Cave ad it mem inthe City of ee — pping earched the ‘ $ Fedoroff rubbed dea arrel of re face and t mated # man he A a THe h | hero Setructions on a car . ‘ z crosa m I did ne tell him where and held + oy t r « ' ut on a stump and blow me « fol le telephoned for a stump a fain. | is the with dynamite, | told them my thought to have murderee A MOTHER PLEADS WITH SEATTLE VOTERS NOT TO VOTE FOR H.C. GILL | ma Ang hat Jar nw to restr h| hie main business to defend and | el these men criticise fited wv ‘A crowd petnerea but '