The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1910, Page 1

HE SEATTLE . AZ THE SEATTLE ol. 12, NO. 152 SEATTLE, WASH ESDAY r 26, 1910, ONE CENT. ; TADS ba. STONE TURNS ON WILSON CAPTURE °™*ees™" °° BATTLE [5 ON VOLCANO GING AND DENOUNCES COMMITTEE CRIPPEN ) oe BLOWS spnecemmengsteaemanen Sncseeena Named by Wilson as Convention Delegate idieiies to Serve—Says People, AT SEA y P Not Committe Should Name Delegates. Garfield Enters the State Republican Convention an L. Wilsor . nie a ; Prcnminon on : London Murderer Playing With the Well Wishes of Top of Crater, ee pian : ; ; : : R vel Then Entire J dekegation t : 5 © pace Hide and Seek With 5 oosevelt, Mountain Is Shattered ‘t Scotland Yard on the PERE by Series of Terrific Ex- Ocean. : OR 2 plosions. Ry Un LONDON fetectives demand ex under- of the © the ¢ loss of t is be who lived mountain JAMES T. BLAKISTONE HM TEAS THAR SAE PRIED == METER IP CHM OPEN ON sry Citizens Predict Insurgent -Victory in Spee Graho ye —_ RTON, July 26-—It was! ¢-—Recing with a Denver e ken - (Ry United Pree) sonoenaentenenanmeaansnisiaeeanes e late Saturday t 0 | Grande train yesterday phot oe ‘ ot stone i shot y ee ae . testing fret the he Chauffeur Thomas Rock passed the “ 7 ard dred militant farmers and resh of the White | master's office b ‘ train and attempted to cross the as Entir “ t ° © tire Head Blew Off Rirned owt at Auburn last nicht car Congreseman | 4¢lphia, and sever © are beir tracks ahead of the locomotive. He GUS SAYS the bay of Usu moved Cannon and Cannoniem and to pl him thetr sap- | detained tn connection big im-| was a second too late. The dead r tan hing primary election vest feation ta on Walter Hodgins, Grand Junction be : Tomorrow it't volcano when th is tee eart of « boss ridden and machine ruled community 4 inarks or ia ¢ Leona Adams, San Francisco mt 1 a > bh 7 bh t dent that it had b< « D fair, with . I blew wat: je for the absence of machine politictans and nt that it ha r ed oper Giadys Cariisie, Chicage r, t t the politietam the! < and flog t ‘ " (By United Press i nine , the ”m of the politictans and the are «up red Rock and C. H. Carson of Grand ght northwest rose, forcing the s in- Pal. Wien But the enthustastic character of this meet = 2" ee safe. Expert | Junction, were seriously injured NEW YORK y 26.—Within the next few months the world er winds, so/ land f great d € rying FAR AME demonstration that the Wlison desl with . the war g adh ° depart: | but wil! recover should not be sta i if the United States government gives out . t far a nd leaving ia Bot inciuded the voters, and that many, if not most | Ment has been or to take the - | official word that @ cannon has been perfected that ‘shoots so power Saiisbury says hem wrech — d to repudiate it r and so far that the heavy armament of other countries will “I'd rather be Bry a see oe. The first dispatches said that Mined sad'es ta, tanaelicenk of tea Rediomprnaehs aie ie te sume command of the Department of the East, says such a gun h track for crowd mt of nKe Stout Pritow was held in connec been perfected and is now undergoing final trials at Governors Isl i morrow night at on leh Se eenerenae ot ae i and, The United States, General Grant says,.has had an explosive members of th r of Com enough to withstand the tremendous pressure, would do the dam age mow done by a dozen ordinary 12-inch guns. This gun, he says has at last been perfected. “Beyond doubt, it is the most wonderful gun in the world ‘and the explosive is the most powerful,” said General Grant Oe ee ere ae wee St SS PACTORY GIRLS ARE LURED._ =a dees © 20s 5c08 TO STRIKE BY DANCE MUSIC w Oe ed BANK CLEARINGS t is. estimat t nce the Seattle air P ( sional t and it at some of the larger Portland. have been destroyed. eentin today $4 men a . v FESLBRS PIPER ED ERY SET Spokane HA EAVES . . * * * * Se cndidate Hitting a wife with a hot plece of|that he would cut her head off, * If you're dealing In Real CLEVELAND, ©., July oe es : 53.00 meat taken from the dinner table|Dlacked her eye, drove her from |* Get to work with your Rus Twenty-eight girls employed in the) Me sd py Mes * x home, gagged her when she cried ® Pate te | hot. rollers’ gyre wee gel ote 2s ‘ UO eee 1am |is the latest variation of cruelty toi 7) neip and finally cut the tele-|* Don't sit arou nd put on # rooms a of my own time to| appear in the divorce records In the | phone wires in the .house so she airs # | pany's (chewing a nt,|s 2 f sur t Man Killed in Yards. | Bad winning voter for) sonérior court. In a complaint filed | could not send for aid ® Like a 4 lonaire Given to Geaperation * ” ns ne . . gee, let Charles Hutton, a sailor, was HORSES eee ee eee tee eee eee Only today | won| this morning Carrie Poston, now! The couple, who were married in # But hustle » your ¢ ing music @ \ ’ ar run down and killed in the water ip & conversation | iving in Rentom, charges that her | December formerly lived in| * And in , you'll ad aa . 4 front yards at the foot of Yesier Hess than three | husband, Maurice I. Poston, did this.| Port Towns The wife says she * vertive Way shortly after midnight last lso that he threw boiling water| fled last May to her brother's hon & The results are r s 1 a da an sider. The rt * night. His body was picked up at ss Applauded. over her, beat her frequently, twice|in Renton with her two children.|* know, — : 1 t wages he t , bim nute © to! 12:30. There was nothing on him| George E. Hall, the Seattle team Mer was ini rod nced iby A.|etuck # gun in her face, threatened | Since then the husband has taken|* For to our colum y J b quit 8 pre ded to identify him. There was no! owner who committed suicide in the 3 , one of the|to kill her, put the blade of a razor| the childre The wife asks cus-|* ers go * | peared fc rk t om . av h need jevidence that he had been drink: | wo near Renton by dynamiting @ the University vl to her throat with the declaration tody of them. eee eee eee eee eel bake ‘ at n aland ta v the wage question. | ing. hin f a will his morning & member of be te urt leaves between 15,000 and ) to the Seattle oa “A BIG, SQUARE MAN WHO LOOKS YOU IN THE EYE—THAT'S POINDEXTER = n yesterda n drawl, plainly sssed, he exactly fits the part of the / oth bequests, Hall devotes BY T. J. DILLON. saw Mr. Poindexter meet two seore | and tats manner of greeting did not vary to the degree aely Dee, tne pert ot TOG Creator gabe of toe ihe a wen the overth | Congressman Poindexter is built on straight | ajthough some whom he met were migh i canbtrdere Pe roaig | 800% io what ha sanhe anal o lines. The first time the eye falls on bi nis 2 power ch greeting was a repetition of t revi one, too mo-| attr no atter ar . involved political di rking b 8 and concludes with on Page Seven.) tectural fact is evident, and one imme ; i : notonous for any art or @ siation r uss a ened wesc mar Sa Snot’ What bh Y a pening ee tt - WM disposed toward the cartoonists who limn him | fabricate an impression, would have tri ttle trick rh-| ta ui: aioe eae baie tyy dag Wee elgh Ml nor May Re | oomimeneation of ‘hel olahalaheRetalehed With stealaht eyebrows, straight mouth and ® 6eD-| tiation. Poindexter was Poindexter all the dgy eral contour that suggests the shortest distance The first b grasp with m is. € . . ac chk Guu Kaira between two points. They saw him well and truly, | directness of approach, of glance, that exc Ne 2 za ee these satirical cartoonists; they picked out hit! attempt of professional joviality or artificial go lowship. .You|, h ‘d snot a 3 oF a vot EE ORE salient physical characteristic meet Judge Polnde t any selfrespecting man, not as you | ‘*T 5 Goes ; , f rr roe msberg, a Fremont banke After you have met him, your estimate be that A politician, intent v aking @ good impr for the sole | * eeans. ! e . sae ohiige bod will Hall leaves sberg os Latruger Gi nels in lion yp oo bg sage yoo Ua mel le iain baal with since litical ec r And I'm not sure hat this is the Two hundred dollars of this man, made of straight lines and angles tn soul and 4 with eincers ns. And I'm not su th ‘ > hundred dollars of this body. In his physical and mental makeup the EARNS RESPECT OF ALL HE MEETS. most | i sre is, “Sin y a me a | Rom ks to de are none of those sinuosities and curves that are Sipe ae ee Be EES A as 2 F so handy in reducing the shock when expediency < , My in - ce = Pins, a 9, tra “ ned iggy : The ‘ exter ine me ry is a long and ar cur x crashes againet principle you add that he is a likable man, all the more likable becauser pata ana ge i saw him ; ake hands with men whom he had not When expediency hits the Poindexter principle | You add that hw ts & ) tate or 10 years. The na stantly on his tongue it will come up hard and abrupt; there will be no| bad made no eff ‘ i e asant tat hard Doma slewing around, ne compromising, no leaning to reduce friction; ¢ He is far . a ~ > He can b into a boyish smile ibat 0 all the formal ped y will either be shattered or there will be no more Poindexte n b yee ay — ogee : Lop About the second thought that comes to the man meeting Judge | introduction in an instant, aid roo you Oo) , Poindexter is that he listens with his eyes. He looks you squarely in you never kr hd is ma ‘or a an! r 1 aug the eye when he talks, and his glance never wavers. He meets every | world ma know that he d ‘ to eye, frank and fearless, but wtihout any overbearing or Before exchanged you know you are | - fighting face; every detail of | unce . " Same aati ptimidation i r ry 4 HE KNOWS WHAT HE 18 TALKING ABOUT. iat aies | - ‘ 4 cht of blind t is a man who knows what you best and most af ne me TURN our et deloga te the Ninth ward tion Mate conv uu | Raggy t fore F isons b 3 Third cinets, #1)! ee eeee * from being as grim and solemn as you first imagined nism ry faculty of Page Three.) ° You at once come to the conclusion that here he js talking about, and who assumes that you know cussing. You understand at once that you are not being es ookir t m nderst t a and un {, weighed and catalogued as an interesting or useful specimer ‘ . 1 to dethrone Anno! st he v oinde v . much for him no attempt to see into your soul, worm out your hidden thoughts, | tori yattlers became f , > Poindexter is a man wh your secret intentions. t the . roindex t make for succe in th the basis of man to man, with nothing * * * * . * + * * » * * * * Fequen: eeman in hie + Ninth « Hh to nine a: WATER SHUT OFF You are met on proport . ™ _— | i “ bre 5 and if you are for Poindexter, he ts « to meet you; if y r @ vale ‘o become pat ‘ t him, be is glad to meet you, and he says so quietly and with if c . fatef out affectation. He bas that faculty of carrying conviction, and you | of represen es, y | | believe him, not because you are overwhelmed with his personality | the imit You fee kindly toward him b eb bear out his repu asion 1" \ see MINE tO make yourself|or by any trick of personal magnetism, but because your observation rts of conduct; he is just the sort of a man ell thought of, successful Iawy Today no coi AS yet no one bas|and intuition tell you that he would not swerve an inch but what he| you would expect him : oy Peepect — 2 eee wee me ete ROE Ceneh. - Arwaye, previ Io doing it jconsiders right to please or conciliate any man Modest in bearing, sof olce th just a f ne See EEE RE ee ee ee ee ould have relied mat hdd Ak eae that ba rs ation ag t » and all re y ‘ Teer eee eeeee KRHA ARAR AEE nt, elusive trace ls is attainable along straight RRR RRR RRR REF