The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1910, Page 1

WASH,, WEDN L’S MAJORITY AT OF GLEAN = MAGHERSTABS: CAFES HELD A PLES BUT SEE HOPE GIRL'SESCORT HAPPY CROWD. ICTORY OF AMENDMENTS ON LATE GAR LAST NIGHT DAY, MARCH 9, 1910. ONE CENT Wkwn STANDS Ge. iS NOW 2800 VOTERS SCRATCH BALLOTS AND SHOW WISDOM IN VOTE THE NEXT MAYOR iets Man poe Vi- cious Attack on Boy Who is Protecting Girl From His Attention. WILLIAM H. MOORE. Says City is Turned Over to Corpo- us, Contracting Combines and Whiskey and | * Rings. } 4 ty have Bo reKrets ber city has been ¢ combine of the lat sand in an wards and t estdence wards con gore clement gone oat ov the strictly > spoken te favor of wha eto r ek te w temporar’ sm mercial r forms treasorer re ut g than 2000) v« . at effurte tr tis co fat eben ght to partina of amend wy am deeply grieved to public service cor ave traders analysis rwheimiogly for with equally om in ite moet that the republican candidates 12,000 plurality while My warning of the people, and) margin could not have been 13 the a result with the people have safeguard For the adention ef future wel amendment ON CHARTER AMENDMENT First Ward Gives Gill PR While Residence Dis- tricts Rally to William Hickman Moore. They Drank see Cheered| and Sang— They Were| Glad, Oh, Very Glad, the Election Had Been THE WINNERS HIRAM C. GILL, mayor. SCOTT CALHOUN, corporation counsel. ’ . E. L TERRY, treasurer. pe | W. J. BOTHWELL, comptroller. who | | Councilmen-at- Large: ate ; FRANK P. MULLEN. | J. W. BULLOCK. |Ward Councilmen: JAMES CONWAY, First ward. E. W. WAY, Second ward. JOE SCHLUMPF, Third ward. FREDERICK SAWYER, Fourth ward. J. Y. C. KELLOGG, Fifth ward. ARNOLD ZBINDEN, Sixth ward. others othe * in ta night for the afew maintaine norvicg Ary war @reet new Gulls for the afaseet center during the T. P. REVELLE, Seventh ward. E. L. BLAINE, Eighth ward. J. N. DENNEY, Ninth ward. JOHN M. WOLFE, Tenth ward, democrat. W. H. WEAVER, Eleventh ward. V. P. HART, Twelfth ward, independent. H. C. BOHLKE, Thirteenth ward, democrat. MAX WARDALL, Fourteenth ward. 5. GAR STRIKE. LISS WT on oh tame ae a none t ye» s estat 18 Breage pov hog pe Bbooais | IS \ FAILURE DOCTOR COOK Miller of Harry Kilduff in the Eleventh ward, ran worse than 137 1M | tempted to ¢ ith } j however, meet of th et crowds It the an The twelfth and thirteenth, which carry the hope ey so a4 “ - were either colte at the butle- as aie ove -: " ‘organ their ay | Walk Out Tettering Al- | House Committee Lands on of clean government in the future rm ready — Conservative’ Peary’s Proofs Like st sie Unions Would Not Vio- Copenhagen Did on Mr. rok the tlie thant tee a aft the car him aside i] # of the city that he te the der on the republican ticket. late Their Trade Con-) Cook's. proved the poorest vote getter of all the republican candidates > nolay quarrels It wae Seattic’s first celebration; tracts. | 101 the car and str m a knife, |* ond ueceeded in being elected. In fact the majority by which he of the dawn of an open town. | ome | Don fell p lowest given to any svecessful republican candidate for or in Seattle in the last 12 years hin a right ett | Sixth on called up hw h E Had it not been for the manner fn which the machine’s hench. men got out ry vote in the First ward, conditions would have this morning | Seventh #1 jand bie mother told was 71 , ey been hazardous for the success of the republican mayoralty candi- | dying in the hop! | date | 50 6 | ethe ort. 1 United Peoes) } bed 18 |ror 1 MG net know March ®&—Another! parr aDEL.PHIA, March 9 = 7 these tried to firt avalanche descended yesterday | the ¢ un 103 206 land } would have r 1 wit ‘ - es Hiram Charles Gill was elected mayor of Seattle yester- day by a majority of approximately 2,800 over W. H. Moore. | With nine precincts to hear from the vote at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon stood Gill 16,147 and Moore 13,317. Gill's majority over Moore is 2,830. PE ose H. Miller, United Labor candidate, got less than eS. KO other candidates on the ticket with him, with the ex- Twentieth Twenty-first jthe City hospital ming victory | Mine Myrtle W ik, 18-yenr~ | ce were tucky enous old daughter of Mr and Mra. George | takers IT. Woodcock, tN whom The ore the #treete made Mact ink howe at the | Piet and Be av. & proniemie, rash offers of bete were made, Cth Eighth Ward Gill. Moore. Miller 169132 7 to get ne 150 ss his aennil ndments carried except the sixth and seventh, Phinney ar this vor way which were bad man | tn gobo eat pen bar eet home ayer Every tried t passed. she anid. “Dor car after 11 carr nken pawengera Bong wagers made given. areur street Eleventh ...... & Twelfth eat was scratched so extensively in all vung were wore were down « t ents an off In th and the mar I helped Don to my by father and mother, wh him ti Dr, Prank Greenwood av uP Then Dor jatarted He. “T thought he Ninth Ward. OM. Moore. Miller 169 136 » 113 vid u “ 150 7 Fo. arth ~~ 33 Pitth a5 rid (My United Drews.) WASHINGTON, March 9.— The House subcommittee on naval affairs voted unanimous ly today not to take any ac tion upon t vario eures which have been troduced for the purpose of rewarding and honoring Commander Robert E. Peary for his discovery of the North Pole until actual proofs of his discovery are sub mitted (By United Press.) NEWCASTLE, Pa, March 9-— The State Federation of Labor, in | seesion here today, adopted a reso lution favoring a jon wide strike of all union labor in sympathy with jthe Philadelphia strikers. The ward expressed its choice t Moore's 234. This sent Gill out of the w s. He was only enabled to increase remainder of the city wae @ giving 1601 votes to with a lead of 1,267 8 less than 1,300 in the ous im j RESIDENCE DISTRICTS VOTED MOORE. The down town wards gave Gil} majorities, The wards rallied to the Moore standards. The th ward with the First in the contest for supremacy in corrupt gave Gill a rousing vote. In bis own ward, the Third, he hind what he did at the primaries Although the vote cast yesterday was light | 30,000, never in the history of Seattic have the their ballots their interest in elvie affairs. Straight tickets were @ rarity was repudiated by « huge number of republicaas. Successful republican candidates were badly scratched, and in some was the voters’ interest in the councilmantc candl ndidates for council were beaten in wards ity was given residential which vies polities, ran be- swore toda ; gyeat general str ner s| This followed a critical ary's narrative of bis which Representa tive Macon, ot Arkansas, “put Peary tn the Dr. Cook class Macon declared that a survey of Peary’s story that it war a more poord of the of miles traveled per day fostances so close a the n ative as o that the republican ¢ imagination He where a general republican Voted efully for Amendments, | the from “ The sam ution in point where © sapeeens a bine and return he | ob first Mrs. MacDowell nt | tas analynis of Ps Fano nt the Infur ad, knew of ‘ . ~ Oa eine rg eugnétiin, gully, t caught and buried a| Through ah the asrault w » ook this | awitch engine « end of the yard. |ly aeknow) pr Weee ® Nema 1 her latter the snow flurry was cleared | thetic strike, 4 mae, Fred Peterson ane lit was found that the engine Phitadeiphin. .Hinpid id her thet Done 1nt? | 56 feet under the «now, Three men! pony to arbitrate ite Fourth 64 N4 the restaurant where he Were ta the cab, Engineer McRos, |wittiilee, striking cnr men Fifth 36 OS Wentiake and Pike Dutaul Lendereian ehh Yard Petes |proul. wees The Sixth looking pate, with a Snaetee ria ~ fatlure are att ‘ a4 Seventh s) 161 Pe aged to aéramble through t {the nat : e|atretch of Eighth 58 83 shape. / indow to vue 87 7 cHy 8 ; Hed around the | | Young MacDowell was resting exe | Columbia ta the 1g his way out t tem he ily (hte rotne. and jue be wad A wee him not sert He pany, at Woat : : nie per tee was then Mound to be inixeing, | araph od Be wscengy af S96 allen Lanter Printing but Mainprite Samembered whare he |meusber day nit tas & r and Marton at ' cot teed aie aact aid! aise ine iconiiie ht verage made Dr. Cook in party liggers, After en! Many of puitae ‘KEEP YESLER WAY * ma they found the man ing | mace he and | the Eleventh Ward. Precinct Gill. Moore. Piret a2 7 Second 7 110 Third «6 132 i} barely reaching Miller, | voters so shown by ame in careful showed Transit differences was 5 had come rked at east S222e2 Eexct El eesusces = person saw the b Aisin and had bin remove ital newsboy candidate for the coun- hundred votes i Fal the . " ‘ j ary’ travels with a few ating bim No Trouble to Win, epublican lidates that trouble tr uring seats in nell were James ( Bugene Way, Second Joseph Schlumpf, Third ward Fifth ward voting was ndments to the dment In are works for the overed an his wour : Tenth Ward. Moore. Milter that one ‘lonway t Haidwin 1 | CARS MOVING mn ted by & 1 owitr ays he LA | Lee fter Capt. Bartlett s. ‘|COLD STORAGE A BOON, SAYS HILL 4 Gill a . hry “ By “4 United ¥ YNEAPOLIS J. Mill therr preside plan In the last three days he states he traveled 132 miles. He says he made 44 nautical miles per day, or over 50 état ute miles, not counting detours, nd that this was done at the end of a fatiguing journey of imption, He de ted agai armful and xt t prinelp United ald the Imk I ant night trageling 1 be in danae rh ! ng Rreate efit to mankind tem. I horities ¢ 1 F n ant le such a UNCLE JOE WAS PEEVED AT TAFT Could dogs in a fatigued haul loaded = sieds distance daily 1064 1136 dition Thirteenth Ward. ibt po i ores eee and hat Gill, Moore PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March ” a" 9.—Five men and one girl were oe ee ’ . ody to the | ghot fast night and a dangerous be 8 har mr formant riot provoked when a crew of bs oes. iea't. tees pow: are trike breakers, riding wildly an, Westio, the abilee but I though oe ware along Frankfort ay, in a trolley sve aa hucn aman 40th birthda oP car, opened fire on the crowd x 7 te te at: Baaten 44 Kilduff ts INERS’ DEMANDS which thronged the streets. “ dtl el orgs lurty K t By United Press.) CINNCINNATI, Ohio, March 9 The mine operators of the eastern and middie states today refused to grant demands of the United Mine fulle Workers of America for an Increase t ‘ through the in wages and the establishment of | oro t His compantor an eight-hour work day. The de-| opened fire to left cision was reached at the opening | the past. ‘That more were of a joint conference of mine opera-| hurt Med ia a my tors and leading mine workers’ rep g the injured were resentatives | a r nck in the log t | | Maud—"Bo be had the | | | posttively Schr | Boston Tranac a Surprise ait | ceosnitienereanentemmnemennnsentnanns | WOULD YOU GO HOME? purteenth Ward Gill, Moore M1 “4 171 196 7 ot 148 104 19 i The If you were terday the following ap pearéd in the Personal Column The Star Want Page BILL—Come id right as! n red the quick! trike same ad is there tonight form Bill not , ‘i Helen | oa rae } a bub ond te would you tery breaking