The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1910, Page 4

THE STAR-—-SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1910, risinnes “tly” The" Se THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE Jaa & Se tee Publishing Co. WHAT IT MEANS 3 Election Fraud Conviction ] THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE™™ ~ cgcanctne| sews mar, enanerr— Posen STAR DUST Effect of the Everett Interurban Frank Winchester was ‘T mvieted of unlawful » PRETTY RiCn, 44? on the Brera ce van santinc akeouie ot ais weer a a etal PRESS SSS North End eccasioned none but passing interest, Winchester escaped con ials by disagreements an the jurors, viction in two forn but Deputy Prose with a-persistency that was at last rewarded with convi to the case Will Populate It and Create New Villages and Towns ny Attorney Murphy ching These primary election frauds were discovered by The S and attacked by The Star and the Post-Intelligencer, The con viction of Winchester bears out the charges made by this been convicted so far, Hurley, the real guilty person, having] onday Upens a ew ra or is Fay- evaded trial on a technicality. There is still a possibility that] ored District Hurley will be brought to book The important fact is that a conviction has been { although there was never any doubt as to the guilt of the accused castio, but « woman's home is her (Baitorial in the Post-Intelligencer, April penitentiary.” The Everett SON aime Eoaoetes ur bondage as we hobs May 2 is the date now set for the opening of the I is woman, Woman rules us ati Moore through passenger service. On that date the first car will leave Seattle, and trains will be run regularly thereafter persons. The regrettable fact is that the « t Aro little interest. In the heat of a political campaign pu ment vents its anger in vague aspit van line to Everett for & stock allegations of fraudulent voting, but o mh. what which will be used on the line ultimately will not ar &@ thing of the past, public senti a “let well enough on ~n ner o ing” will be i ‘ rf pect nt wide ordlncy irons ar f it ee alone” attitude, and supinely awaits the next election and the The opening to regular ration of th new deh hath of election frauds great extent of territory for suburban homes of pe Tht & wellknown fact that the Firat ward vote is for the m © ness in Seattle, while having the advantages of count etal tena tive anes Sok Shel honaall It is safe to assume that the same result will follow the most part illegal and that it is own personal ends. Yet this blood to b Tt is cither urban line to Everett as was seen when the line traffic, the immediate building up of the entire dist cities with small suburban homes, and the cuttir ive does not cause any venth or the Ninth ward erence or with in the Seventh or g up small tracts of acreage, and even into town lots arded with cynic inertia, It has always existed, people say, and will always con Indeed, if experience of the past to be any guide, there are strong : yrospects that there will be quite a mber of ye "« r e i Song the Wate af the new 3 fin addition to th i “pe ody in ae i 1 sat 1 fin } jong the lines ¢ e new road in addition to those which are alread 4 Here is where the fundamental mistake is n se Sco Re oan are already in exist 4 wisdom the judge sees fit to make Wir rs punishment s¢ 2 It is quite certain that the new line will accelerat neidersi , g Ww " accel ‘ msiderably the Te ihe case will atehd 2 nam ther wrongdoer A SHOCKING REVERSAL growth of this city to the northward, the direction in which there has been the 4 ef his ilk, The fact that on is so rare in n frauds Enger ns Sree nares lar t expansion for several years past It is the pre ate, which b i what lends courage to {s voters and their employers. a = Loudiip certainly jarred me yesterday the ome il probably confirm, that there are more peo Seattle living f . aad ow aie @ jar you? on 1c 1 er , t n were tr Once let fraudulent votin ry with it the lity of “Talked an has ar withett saying anything to jar me ry lake Union at the present time than were enu the whole Ince let frauduler rcv vs es ew city when the census was taken ten years ago. With the new line, there will penitentiary ret ary or assa tw eco me | wider soope of p site and profes be a considerably larger accession to population than at present, and one rare offense T ter as a rule profits little by his “THE MISBR ANDING OF FOOD he = we waeas which will probably force a new extension of the city boundar‘es to the north 1 tisf im f the poe eee ra ward before many years crime. A few d 3, a or a few meals siy him for th rules, which wou m “ ; insufferable restraint o i - oo — vote he cares nothing abc Few men will run the risk of a i i ellen oallinaantinaienn } “a ; ll be a t | ON { is - opening c eninge day of ¢ * term in prison for these it ents; certainly it will bea tsk! ‘THE CASE OF “STRAWBERRY EXTRACT” i i os {ONDAY is the opening day, and the opening day of the sale of Crawford for the ghtiest ward heeler to round them up by the hundreds Be & Conover's Lake Ballinger Garden Tracts, 1% to 5 acres, at (By United Press.) nd thor $500 to $500 an acre. e-fourth ca d th lar ‘acon . The Star congratul WASHINGTON, April 27.—T he United States department of ag an acre, one-fourth h and the balance in 36 For these reasons, The Star congra ncerning ings in the 2, vonthly or 12 quarterly payments. This is the finest kind of zens of Seattle on the conviction of W n Louisiana, in the matter of ‘ : te t tt rawbe King Brea ‘ property, adjoining Secretary Ballinger’s model suburb at Lake €ance entirely beyond the importance atta c rs | a ; e 4 public he ven te | wrong, for they do : lallinger. The soil is rich, and not an acre of ning property w OF — if be | y 25 cen ad nee m our Thi ia . mnie SAVOY 6A ie ty, an be had for 25 per cent advan om Otn This is the Now that it is all over, it is safe; Inasmuch as The Hague ts the] made from © ne ring. while it | Will resume tue regular hour of last of our thousands of acres of North End holdings, and is oe on oe nee see ee oblee 9 shtgrtsg phe chy set ba sete nan and that by was mien ne sf tipeedares —_ the big chance of the season for investors, It is absvlutely the last chance to count were counted im the census) Oe” ening a distinguished The _— va ph guilty and was and costs buy acreage in the North End at moderate pr and ady property much E seis ation ANNE The Fillmore further ous is selling in lots : Aas Gi onan, Beibiemerl ge a gitains be i" THE PUBLIC EYE x Take the Interurban tomorrow at Fifth and Pine and get off at ECHO ; wiag where the tragedy is More for a | occurred "-—Clevetand Leader | 12 noon and 3p. nw. It isa forty-minute ride. Take enough money alo | Early Train South || $2.50 | : o_o ‘and Hearst would be important if the cont of living is the bottom of they were true. the strawberry bor LAKE. Our representatives will meet the cars that leave Seattle at 9a m., thon tition secure what you want when you can get it McDonald's tfat Store | ae. Coafbads f Soames sioonoee 203 New York Bidg g eee ee ee ee ee eee eee ee ee pee DOWNING, HOPKINS 4 KYER Ine / | a RE BROKERS | HaveY wi eee | | 3ROKERS | Have You a : he Fr re! an Trot tehoms = = By the REGAL DENTISTS gg : = tas on $0 tet-200-408 Alnshs.tside ayer Piano? che tn orde 7 — oa naar te . BROKERS Welt id exe: eneaned, s28 Ve have s« many wit eared. One Net in the iid Eig | Dentist’ s Crimes Walls & Lewis Co. J Mm ae ie Garter arty reached th We were invited to ' Deamen Thempace : eee e ‘ NEW YORK STOCK f them to Seattle peo for end of his pa ther ening wife and I actor, adm ‘ wa for ra ~" GRAIN AND PROVIBGIONS ple who never ky ew Bo when the ne at ach as kl H ake {a plate, Th mypany Private Wires : she be excused on the at t ple who he ri « full abe * 1 Main 7791 Ind. 2280 before how easy it is ¥ had business at bh * fh ny ackied b t au 527.228 Bailey Bidg. Jast straw, and Ju i ailowed « t P * b. f ssess one of these oy covercty: “I won't enc you. | which in nid six 1 The Dental Com- , } soaks butt You'll have to stay. 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