The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1910, Page 1

THE SEATTLE .- >LrAR: feed 0 PyOL. 12, 12, NO. 54 MEMON QUITS GUARD: SEATTLE, WASH., a WOMEN AND PROTEST OW ‘tf CHILDREN Hf HOW GROWS SEROUS Kremer SU, HL a | . in State Militia Has Reached Critical Stage-— n WE Next Move May Result in Disbanding or Retire- ment of Many Officers. Turkish Troops Herd Their Seattle Methodist Leaders | Victims Into Town, Then) May — Join Blow the City to Atoms! Clergy in National. Ob- With Machine Guns. jection to Jeffries-John- spor son Match. (My United Pres) ana | SALONIKA, Turkey, April | Bulletin. Five { Saittle © the stand f Ctoote at pratest Joboson fight. diet itn and the ip and We oloray hundre¢ areas 7 % eth willtary welfar cal ln and action. wity M of the Sar ore one and t carries ex he said Per neree with the action res cies sa The Reason for it tf the fight is illegal it should be stopped although Bowen of the Madison st. church, ke : ° he . . al pa are in| "and | believe it is illegal, ‘The is * oo e fleld moral or immoral part is the legal on bi at In th at 8 : or iMegal part, and if it is ilegat e- ae be et ‘ immoral, and should be inent Democratic Poli- me eels of the uate ‘fidan Passes Away at \ 4 were killed at 7 Eve t Trinh | le wo t the try and ~-Was Nation- His Home SI 9 UP TO THE PROPLE Cincinnati} al Committeeman. ‘ 4 ‘ f bik, th | a i am in| by the min |b tc ‘ | re > TO BE COUNTED IN CENSUS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, E. C. CHEASTY IS ENDORSED sald Rev, Charies A.| || 1910, ON TRAINS AND NEWS BTANDS fe. ONE CENT BY FELLOW SEATTLE MEN Cog eae E. C. CHEASTY. WEZLER MA Was Fired by New May- |; or is Signally Honored. I ad ted 6Ae! th, I Mer . ‘ ce av a } ree F I ( 4 x w Carrot! in Conference. aye Hil s 3 i ; Blair on ed 125 Names Lacking %. pt h T any B Que a b " 1 Rt La ne t ‘ ‘ Mr } 1 ‘ { he is unable to get the name = wt “ 7 t and the other data on n by r «i He turns it in, “One n . pap , “a other information obtainable t > 1 pub-| and it counts one Ww wh h Reports are received every ! 4.) babh a ‘ day at Mr. Hill's office from tota . on | he wa every one of the 160 enumera ked t tn te tors in the city Watch The Star Every t ~ Not 3 per cent of the district Which the official a Be | enumerators new at work are enumerator reports plete” | Unihdr - . not entirely competent will be published, together . ‘A r There are many reasons for with its boundaries. If you : not getting ali the names be are in that district and have onle of sides inefficiency not been counted, tell the fre nued on Page Eight ‘s census bureau about it t ft ee nte a r read ne * * ' *& WEATHER FORECAST. *& BURGLARS MAKE , # Fair tonight lag tale a - iy * A DOUBLE HAUL * w | the ee ee ee ed 4 s a na net JAPANESE PRINCE aA i t ARRIVES TONIGHT L, ' Hil f the k : é Tee eee eee ee eee * - . BANK CLEARINGS. . " ; * * YOU BEEN COUNTED FOR THE CENSUS? | : — : Ae . * + * Ta * i + ' 7 a * 4 * Pp * ' * | ; *| PA * * * e * * $ * * * 1 t * mel CREE ee wis NINETY PER CENT OF THE BUMS AND THE HOMELESS IN SEATTLE ARE BACHELORS—WHY? " rh rily hapl ‘ t no t ak He cot Care-Free Life, But Head of Park Board Who | « nges of BURN GOVERNOR GLARK IN EFFIGY AT JUNEAU (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, April 27.—-On charges of gen- eral incompetency, President Taft this afternoon re- moved Samuel A. Sutherland, marshal of the First dis- jtrict of Alaska, and John T. Boyce, district attorney for jthe same district. “ELOPEMENT — f Ballard, was bis morm he morn tzel's dt her attor- ree had to AOE BUIT. 22: “ALL me "Lond, ‘at etee, Se L AS ITY, ¥ A q ! ‘ Se Dy I i id an elopement. The t at the Moor- 1 met n July H | ENDS atrimony is} J cor ed murder t V erin-law, yesterday, Wes ay morning ! a uf : i i i fi | i } Py