The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1910, Page 5

, P j J Te. JOE CANNON WILL BE NOMINATED TOMORROW, A SMALL CLOUD THREATENS BUT Will Wipe Out Repub Kean Opponent at Primaries, a Popular Democrat May oe adependently and Give Him Hard Fight for Election. ; DANVILLE, 0 There that Joe Cannon will not } ghoat of a cha almost as ras the proverbial chance of H i, but IS a owball in hell, but it p tan It ts conceivable that Tay 0 in auch & Way as things may Dreak In such a way 4 ‘an end to Cannonism right in the fast place on earth one naturally look to aee Uncle Joe's finish. sa pote poss! b: y reats on ge chance tht Judge E.R. 8. Kim will stand As an independent ative. There that he rye also : js practically no such pg aiet insurgent in this > leg Nearly half a century of Canponism has given the eras a bredin-the-bone bias — DR. HENRY B. DOWNS Republican who bearded Joe in his * for Cannon. r them to vote they don't. They have or have seen the literally in the sense of annoniem as a ne almost tl there is a apectos of insurgent Dore, nevertheless. im congress for 36 years, fagety by virtue of judicious use W Mderal patronage. without mak if Many enemies. Where the na pap is freely dispensed, Be who seek the fhvor of the ai Ommer multiply. There are always i mire Would-be postmasters, const @asular ager cadets, goverr i ‘waat printing employes and the like | than re are jc be. a congressman. tial and Hberal with » ta % yea Bree so infle | patronax st bitte Aisappotnt . many of these fots Mevemics in that way. There are many of them scatt . ever the district. They stand read fe kiife Cannon, if there eve @emet 2 time when they can inesonably safe in doing it § These “sore hénds” ar Tit the district can offer Sey insurgents. Their vote, plus - that of democrats of t dis it, is the only hope of those whe fecking Judge Kimbrough STimbrone’ is an old line vemo Wealthy, conservative and ora | He ta popttar, and ts splen- | im the stump. He an- | dattadiy m. tate. | Mp a democr ca Judge | Mibrough would have no chance Whatever, as no 18th district repu Bees tn his right mind cow r be persuade. a demo erat, bat as dependent candi. | @ite Bis chance might be better than would appear. j SBLEY iLL; TRIAL DELAYED. WARREN, Pa, Sept. 14—T tal of Joseph S Sibley, retired congressional candidate Whe was indicted with four co ite on charges « econsptir €y to bribe, debauch and corrupt | Yeers of Warren county, was con tinued, owing to Sibley’s Illness TWO SAW OUT OF TIN JAIL. WLEANSBORO, MI mM Carroll, he a charge of attempted m und another Prisoner sawed their way to liberty throngh the tin Me mo jai OL CLOTH Prices BOOSTED ST. Lor Sept spt. 14.—St, Louls Cileloth to + 1 A f Lakewood © nt Wil be fb 2°90 at th Montana Land MH. Welt CMAP SR ‘ fag, will ¢ i Smith River \ ing Beattie é er 1 Via the Milwank 0am. Ca information Lake Forest Park this side of the lak tes, has one-ba Sgt, hes beat w ke, hes building ; gainst b dusiness A 6, es a beautiful sandy bathing » has 20 mile ards, ja laid t the contour of the x ight running atre sf tal Aprings; no tract smalle SB kere; we are k ing this the 11 fm the tn: t fully Invite tive tention 1, Mt Our office 1 tnstrated » ‘ MM Ole Hanson & third f New York block —— ated on “ALHAMBRA THEATRE MAE Tune Tonight—All Week Im “MADOWS OF Mee A ORPAT Crry We ana x6 They know what happens | driven unknown | One cannot hold | be he | i ee * CANNON'S PICTURESQUE REPUBLICAN OPPONENT |* Dr H. B. Downs ts the ple |® turesque figure tn the congres \* campaign in Unele % Joo's district. If he were not * so full of good humor in his j* fight for the nomination, he |* would be a pathetic as well |® as a plocturesque figure, For * of course he hasn't one chance * ina million of winning. With ® out machine or money, he has * chosen to oppose one whose * name is the synonym of both * “machine” and “money.” His * long white locks stream dn the @ winds throughout the district ® as he goes about delivering im ® passt addresses his ® piquant posters and pamphlets * are scattered to every cross * * * * * 7 * 7 * * * . roads in the six counties. He ia fighting his way to foreor dained defeat with as brave and jaunty a front as ever was worn by leader of forlorn hope. Dr, Downs is a Methodist of der, who had always stood pat Ul he saw in a Cannon cam paign parade of two years ago a banner bearing the legend, “Drink Joe Cannon Whisky Eight Years Old.” That converted Dr. Downs |® Since then he has been an in *® surgent—on a platform of hia * own, mostly anti.saloon i* * [Se RRR eee ee ST. LOUIS GOODS TO MEXICO T. LOUIS, Sept. 14.—Etght car loads of St. Loulamade shoes and | merchandise have been purchased for employes of the LaCobriza Min ing company of Norta, nore, Mexico. SORES EERE EE EAE ERE EEE EERE EEE ER ERE | Conditionally tendered by a unit w lof his close | a vinit to the jand Kurc jtwins, bh Entirely Exhausted JUDGE &. R, &. KIMBROUGH He may run as an independent againat Joey. GAYNOR WILLING TO RUN. ST. JAMES, L. 1, Sept. 14 Mayor William J. Gaynor will a | eept the democratic nomination for | governor of New York if it ts 4 ia the party announcement political friend New York « f oi after itive, One of Sherman Twins Weds. NEWPORT, R. 1, Sept. 14 Miss Irene Sherman and Lawrence L. Gliliaple were merried at the home of the bride's father, Willtam Watts Sherman, at N The bride Is known throughout Ameri ¢ ae one of the Sher famed for thetr beauty \SCHLUMPF’S AUTO HIT BY STREET CAR Joe Schlumpf, counciiman from the Third ward, was one of }heavy losers by the primary eleo tion His bile, yesterday auto | which contained a party of election workers, consisting of Deputy Sher }iff John P. Li and-would-be Commissioner ¢ s. Beckingham, Luclus G. MeGuire and Richard WOULD NAME ROOSEVELT ON A CONSERVATIVE PLATFORM, ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14.—The nom |ination of Theodore Roosevelt for | president on & conservation of na | tonal resources platform is the oly Ject of a movement tnaugurated here among the members and |friends of the National Conserva tion congress and the Lakes-to-the Guif Deep Waterway assoctation, RICH SOCIOLOGIST KILLED WORKING AS A LABORER STERLING, Colo, Sept. 4A | Frank Nichola of Mo moe, Til, who was killed here by @ fall from & ladder, was worth $60,000 and | Joined a crew of railroad painters | to study sectological conditions GRYAN VISITS FARMERS, RUSSELLVILLE, Ark, Sept. 14 William Jennings Bryan's 0 ratic demeanor has elletted fave © come juring his tour of the state. Farmers, empectally have been impressed with the Com moner’s “good fellowship.” Mr Bryan, in his shirt sleeves, repent edly mingled with them and talked ¢rops THREE NEAR DEATH IN SURF LONG BRACH, Cal, Sept. 14 Harry Meake of Springfield, Mo Bruce Vanderburg of Riverside and James Carroll of Eau Claire, Wis were saved from death in the break by the timely arrival of life guards THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 1910, | Gardner, was run into by a north the | bound ear on First av, as the ma johine left the tracks of a south |bound car to turn into Unton st.‘at 8 o'clock last night. All of the oc cupants were thrown from the auto but eseaped injury, with the ox ception of Deputy Sheriff Liner, who was bruised about the arms land lege er sce. - | | eee eee ee eo HOLD MURDER SUSPECT; HE DECLARES IT ERROR. (My United Pres.) BELLINGHAM, Sept Ponding identification 14— by the provincial police of British Co + * * * * * * \ * lumbia, the man captured by * * * * * * * * + two fire fighters near Ferndale Monday and who claimed to be Geo. Reid, the Clayburn, B. ©, wife anurderer, then Wm Berrill of Bay City, Mich., will be held by the local authort- tes. Set eteeeeeeteeeee | ee ee eT GRIEVES FOR HER LOST SON ST. LOUIB, Sept. 14—-Chief of Police William Young js searching for Harold Rubin, 16 years old, son of a wealthy Des Moines, la, mer chant, whose mother in eritically "Young Rubin ran away from home a week ago BURLINGTON 18 RETRENCHING OMAHA, Sept. 14.—The Burling m railroad has cut its operating lepartment to the minimum, throw 1 several hundred workmen and clerks out of employment FISHERS’ ARMS BLOWN OFF. FAIRFIELD, UL, Sept. 14 While fishing in the Skillet Fork river William Bruce, a farmer, and his son Ira lost their right arms when sticks of dynamite exploded in ‘their hands The entire huge edition of the first Mid-Month Number of ‘THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL is exhau sted. We have not a copy left—three days after publication. The Curtis Publishing Company Philad elphia AMUSEMENTS. Heth Phones 5 WALKER Witt In be % “THK MELTING SEATTLE THEATRE **.5™ JOHN CO Tonite Famous Baker Stock ¢ OLD He Next Week, “My Wife.” Grand Opera House ‘A STUBBORN CINDERELLA Lois Theatre Phones! Main 104 1K GREAT JOU : nd the War of Hin|| ae n Labor | s the same, Usual Tues: |] needay j \ AMUSEMENTS. Hoth Phones 5106 Advanced Vandevitle HOCK & FULTON WHERE (AJEST ig Vee” SULIAVAN & DAN co. PANTAGES THEATRE Unequaled Vaudeville DON’T AKIZONA JO® Miss And Hs Cow Boys, Co 1t Girls and Wild Ho NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Dugdale's Park ‘| Baseball | Today at 8:10 | TACOMA VS. 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