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LAST
EDITION
VOl NO !%V
SEATTLE ELECTORS SELECTING
THEIR CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
11l A YOR WELCOMES
EXCLUSIONISTS
Opens Convention of Japanese-Korean Exclusion
League at Labor Temple With Assurances That
Delegates Are Welcomed by People of Seattle.
(n.m c*rt»ia MM
ZjMjifcrf l« *""*■
B rtw ' tfc»» »<>u trf »n«lr*lrmbl»
Stl «< Ik* Japan""- *
jJJ, IM4Q* it Later i*ni,
"£% rrpiw*«taO» of w J|>.
Bed to'»oi># In iJ»* country. I «•»»
r«t«d to yt* o« M»tf C tf .m!
riJj,, BHMt cordUl Md hearty weK
"TtrtH joar dfUt»r«Uoo« irtß
fcrtmt r.'rt* U» (r>|i jv* »o ranch
<w l rf , A*tifc I fu»r»ntw» »n b*-i
fc»l( rf ti« |»o|>tr of Ih. *»y «n J of i
U« ritf iowrwn«»t *Wch I nfp
naftl tklit yen •<** w*lt«m«.
ifwM<Bt 0 A. TtMtmc*. of th«
CWMbnla l«uw, <••!>.! lh« eon
wtttoo to ortf*. »n« *Wch he!
; iitrvJawJ PmMvat Cii'.ws. of tbe;
iHtllf »>nlr»! Labor roun< *bo
jJUB.II U* d«-l«-*»te« on '-»■«'
of lif n>onrtl "
Attitud* Nst AtelioatL
*'rr«* W (".»!,,: pr*«li<l*at of
tto Slat* »Vilir»tl.iß o{ Labor, d*»
f!»rr<J that ih* »ti»iM»» l»l»C Ulirß
at tkit coatt in lb« matttr «■■ »"t
wettaal. tbuwb lh» rawt lOpln
twiaa* poattloit f««r»plitcail». kr ;
laftkr mi n to Ih' OHrst Ttta
Mm la ■ pofltloa '•> ■•'•'* ''■' la- j
•aunt Ud« of imalmaia, it *M
Mat taargafinii tlut IB* coast
I *NM ua« tk« Hrat «tfp» la tmk
I Mima tor relief,
-F»m, a* t «y of tettptewr- I
ntten, m« M«aa4. Ilk* watttaa*
I>t tkt aat*. wMItW #»iy 10 I
NOTCOVINGTON
AND BURLISON
All rtaM m to tbr wbrnnbimta
at Prtsk Co.totioo and Charles
itittmm*<Uti*A *k b tb» mard«r
•t Mm/CotliiittMi la thU rliy.
krt'eov cioard t-itcd tb« fn«l
■m
II MMr to tbt potlrt thu room
f**|lWßf 8. M. T«rter, ini»r.|
t>*i« maral a*a*r»l at Callao,
r»jS. p«ti v t«t tb* tttipldon
IM UH br tb#> aoArr that the
■Mat *'•• alaiaUtil. Mllr.l
[*•■ TteoaM oa) tb* ttcanuibJp
■f*!BVL''* bond for Valp«ral«r..
TWj itt(#<ti w#rr rkwf-t> *xa»
■•* a»4 raaipar-4 »Ub t*«. dr
ttttfkiu o< CoTlnitoa asd »ur
jfcw brvirdcd fn>m tbl« city im
W«(*lT aftn tV> nttr«ar
THE BAD BOY DIDN'T SLIDE
sir* he *arnlos to It)* million* ol
our i***P** east u( u», M aaltl Mr.
Cotlerltl.
•UV • h.'iilil hold neither a »j,|rlt
of prejudice nor or hoatiltty toward
the Japane*« .ir any other
race H fat M ih.-i^ achleve
rocnta and atl« ■!>«•■ lv elv>
Illtatloa tvs brneflted their
own rountiies, but we cannot, even
thimiiii w« wUhmt. linore tb« fact
that they are of »n..ih, race, lllh
tb# history of the eentarixa ha*
demonstrated bwynuil nil |wra*]f*ja
tur* la not capable of aaalinlla
tion with our race.
On* Rac* Peablem Enough.
Am*ri«*. and iwrtU'ularly the
nlie<| Ktatea, ha* had. anil »lltl
! baa, sutftrlent of • t*i-t- |.r»M< on
, Ita hand* wiihuol luvltmc a new
*!»■) greater one.
**It would not be appropriate for
me to anticipate or wrtMn. tb«i prob
jabte dr-llberatiooa or result* of this
j contention. My daty Is, In >M>half
of the State *>*Vrail»n of lAbor,
to bid you welcome.**
CO Youne, orsanlter of the
Htate KeoVrntl.m of l.abar, by di
rect la*tru«tlo«a from Kamuol
Konu-rra. uil>ii«-«««-<! lh» conventloa
and represented the fe4er*tioo.
t>. 8. Wrlcht. president of lh« •*>
attl« KiflitMkM toagu* apuk* for
that MR-lely A notuber of other
; welcoming ayaatbta wer*> made,
after which t» a T\>-!imw rcprw
[elated to th* runTentkin the ob
jects and alms of the league. Tvetl
, moe la accompanied by A 11. Vn 11.
a***"- of ItM CatlforsU leagtte.
Delegate* ar*> on hanil from *«r
ronsdlna town* and »(t(.« and ttmm
i».int« a* far *w*y aa Itc&o. Ne»,
a»d i allf..rnla
Connul Taylor teei lh<» u»«i to
his oltlrf i.ii .Uti 4 Tb»\v ca*«
hi Ir aamra aa . KdwartU and
llui!h.«. but. Hti for » ulight r.
■rttiMutf |wi»i.-n t!u«li> • and
naritaon. lie tajrs tb«iw la B«.(hln«
to rxinntTl tk# turn with lb« r>wi
il«fii wanted b.tr aad-tbei* w«m
rrl*a*(>d.
Tht*. It lii awwriMl re—»»< tbt>
last «iiih«i*«-<i <tia«i to ih«- wl^r*
•bonu at tb* •mi-4-rir-U munl'-r
--*>r».
o» the nUbt «f K--H- 32. IM7.
, Mr* Cotlneton «as murd<T*d la
th« K«-*»trk aparttwau. nrs4 b*r
bo«t> I.*.- iifxt In a trunk and ttrrowa
Into th# Boand. Tb« trnnk w»«
cut up by lb« ltd* an the bearh
at flouth .Mkl
I f'ovlnjtiutt. b<'«baj>4 <>t lh« nuir
[•!>[i"l »nt!ian. and Itortlnnts, His In
tlm.ttr fri>-nd, diaa|>prar«Hl.
HE HAD TO STAY IN AFTER SCHOOL.
The Seattle Star
w *w™"wWa%wwiiß%w*%'
* BENATOR PILIt TALKS *
* TO THE SENATE ON *
* ALASKA EXPOSITION. *
* ißr Un,(«j Prese.) *
; * WABHINUTON. Feb. — *
* Senator We*, of WashlnKtun *
* Male 1...|,i\ m<lU ■<•*■•, l | he mii- A
* »to In advocacy ol the Alaska- *
* Yukon I*a«|f|c eiposiiton. Ills *
* ad.li.n was a lung, vt'lmlnrly *
* rfrorl. .1. [.li Hii| the develop- *
* moot ami Importance of the ♦
* Pacific Northwest, Alaska and #
* \iiirrlran I'ailfli- pu*»e**loa*. *
* •
* * * * ***** ******
GIVEN WORK ON
CHAIN GANG
John K. Ur-. tl y*«r» old, «•■
th*> (l>«t i.. rait la Uh- arm of ih«
.pkiyee] to ciiui.. t,a< > ua Urn
hanil* of (hl.f of »'ul|«-t« Wajij. n I
* ifln. a|>|«ilnir.t to icn.l th* Idle
latoi.-r* to |b* nitiniy rua I raui|i
a«ar Young»tows. !
K.i!i» w*a outfitted Hat<u.U> j
Uli i«rfate. a tlrket wUtltM him
to work for bin bwati! lodclog ami
IS frnl. |..-r liar, ud • larinl to'
ihr cup »ilh Ihlrtj Other*.
ll* did not g,- i, k Mtarsi about
thf ell Thl* itkirnlac omc.r
Itunnrll mw him and look him to
headquarter*, where be waa booked
for disorderly condart and »i h. .1
tiled for a term »ltn ibr chain
k«iik. »tiiir- «uik la not a matter
Of i hoirr.
lUi.ofi<T, lha polio* eferlar* all
ItHljJ.t* »ho W|U |H)t ■<■ u> th«
county ramp will tw taken Into
court and effort* auut* to aend
Umcb Into tit* chain f*"»
EAST BOUND FARES ARE
PERMANENTLY CUT
P«i>»#na« r fare*, flnt rlaM from
Srattl« to Ht I'aul an4 all i<olata
•■at, ba<*«> b*«e rut, arr^rdins to
an anooonecmrnt aiaila thlt mora
in« by tli* 1.--« l nrflrlal* of tb«
Cr«at Northrnt Tbr (5 N. la the
inUr railrti«d to wi far ha t» i^
roived thla *niioiuicrm«-nt. rimt
rlaa* fatra l-riur to the riml of
rrbruary Itoaltle ti» H( 1... w*>ik
|M. hot arrordloi! to the Mnam
nn-nt rwvltwd today th» fats baa
N«n r«4iMia4 to 141.99, effmrtlto
at »cii- Th« c«u ii ilitp to »<«•
rbac««- la ratM la Mtum-Mita and
ihi< Itakotaa.' Tbrontih tatea from
HeattkT to putnta «X of Ki. Paul
ar« alau cut t<i mr. i lh«- new whi-ii
Olc. Th» ond rUim rarea r*
raala it« aam« aa toruxrtlj
Ambaaaatfef« Comlna.
WASIUNOTON, IX (X. Fi-b. 1—
Thr rcw Japanf«« ambaaaador at
Wanhliiiiiio. Mr. Takahini l>»vt-»
Roaav t«nla>- hir bta nrw \*>»i. and
Wii Miik K»nit th« Cltlinn<- miii
lalfr al Wanhlßßtnn. «11l dart
frWM Hh.inch«l ininorrow
HKATTLE. WASH., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1008
WOMAN BADLY BURNCO.
LKWISTON. i.int.o 1.1. B—A*
a result of mi eitilualon following
Iha freezing of H.. water tank bark
'■' Hi. range In Hi., kitchen. Miss
OllVfj IVilri <m quite severely
burned b| liot water iealrrda>
iii.uiijiiK at the hum* of Mn 11.
t, MorrU.
S TILL TIME TO VO TE
Polling place* for today** primary «l«ctton will b* open
until • o'clack tonight.
Thi* hour wit fla*d for tht accommodation of working
man who work until • o'clock, in order to astur* them of an
opportunity to vott In the evening-
No littla confuaion ha* ati*«n from th* fact that th*
hour* aro different from tho** of a g«n*ral election. Thl* la
due to the provisions of th* primary law. Tho polle today
opened at It a. m. They will claa* at S p. m,
Th* count of ballot* In the pncim.ii will begin Imme
diately after the polls close at • o'clock. Ths first duty of th*
judgo In **eh precinct I* to sort out the ballots by parties.
They then begin on th* count of an* party.
A* th* chief Interest c*nt*r« In th* republican contest*.
it i* probable that In meat prttincta th* republican count will
be made f<r•* Th* democrat*, having a mayoralty contest,
are entitled to be counted e-cond, while th* city party bal
lot* will probably be counted laat, *«cept p«**lbiy In the
Tenth ward whfre there I* a councilman!* contest.
■y 9 o'clock th* count will have progressed far enough to
give som* Indication of th* reeult Of th* republican contett.
Police officer* have been ln*tructad to telephone returns from
th* precincts on their beats each hcur a* th* contest pro*
Ceeds, Thee* returne ahould begin to - cam* In at th* city
comptroller^ office by t or 9:10. Th* count will probably net
be completed In *om* of th* precincts beforo morning, pos
•lbly not before tomorrow noon. > ~
If th* conteet I* close, the r«»uit will continue In doubt
until well along tomorrow forenoon. If on* candidate ha* a
long lead It will be Indicated In aem* of the earliett returns.
as h -.kiasaaata
PLEADS FOR SUPERVISION
OF CORPORATIONS
(■y Unlttd Prt.i.)
WABHINOTOS. Ftb, S.-'lt U
r.iH th<- nIMM» «>f lndu»trl«l
power but rkliMir Ita tnUu»« that
U ttev rmi |uol>l«-ni," u;i C«>mtala
• Unit-r H«fl»rt Ki:«t» Hoilth burvsu
of torpormtkmm H. ilrlhi'il l> hla
animal rrport nf lh» hur^au of eor-j
allona aed eofrnntent'a attltudn to
ward <-uri»ir»U>in» durtnjt tb« i«»t
jr«ar.
UcDoral ftdmiolttratW* «up*r-
WISHES CREDIT GIVEN TO
THE CHURCH MEMBERS
Wishing to cwrrect a sutement t "It by his 'old rharg* Is meant
June* s«-r*ed tho Immanuel rhnrrb |^h j^ t for |br<N , rwir . Pm
•Übout a aalary. • HMraubwr of tho %kmm , n that h. received ll,o©o a
church write* to Tbo Biar M fol j*»r. Aad he i.«.««-r failed tn ir
low*: c«tte e»*r> dollar of hl» salary.
"AmohK other thIBCS tn reft-ard j fiTThls utalement of U>n Tlm<-«
to II«t. \V. O. Jone» that i>ai«-r piaVrv* In a I»J Uaht the. M—lbor*
■tat<« It Is will known that h- »h<> ha<e contributed so faithfully
never drew tbe salary In r,.nn. ■ 'i..n a«<i under many dUcouraceineDls
with hi* old rhar«e If b« did draw lo is* support of thr Iromanuel lu«j>
it bo icava It to somebody cUe ' Uf>t thuirh."
ARM GUT OFF BY
CIRCULAR
I«T| r Iteatmi M«-.| IS. had ■••
right arm >>•' off above the elbow
by a rlrrular saw In Abrams' wood
yard. No. 3*oo IStn ay, N i:.. early j
this morning,
tlcaton was working near tlm «t« !
wb«-n a |.l!.- of wood Z0 fret hmh
f.'ll aicaln*t him. forcing him siralnst
thr saw. III* arm was cut off and
his sld« ga*h<-<1 before) tbe» saw
COUld bft »ti>p|*'«J.
He was tsken in the K«-aiU« Gen*
eral ho.pltal. whi>t» II was said hla
llnjurtew «re> *>t fatal
SAYS BLASTING OPERATIONS ENDANGER
HEALTH AW LIFE
As»ortinß that his wife had b«SB
m>rti 111, windows brokrn and ihr
»Wlr o( a *mall liomm- stova In If
blastlDK n|»iMtli>tin at Heventi-^nth
■t. 8. iinil Mill "<t . wh«ra lha land
Is \i< itiK rli-aicil of ntiim|>a. A J.
Mi I "..null!, of KlKhtwnth ny 8. and
; WaJk«r St., this mornlnK ap|>t>al<'d
to 11... i-.11. .■ to »t<'p Contractor
McKwnn and hla tn«-n from imlim
any more dynamite In thn locality.
Mr. McDonald said his wlf.- who
ROOSEVELT DID NOT STEAL
DEMOCRATIC THUNDER
(By United Press.)
Heading;
loft any poiwllilo larceny of cam
naiicn material, llcprpaonlaUv
TowiiM-nil. "f Ml< lilf.an, llik m«.!(<•«•
mnn iii tlic lioiinr on railroad rate
iiiiiM>i« iii«i.iv Kiaiiirii tin- Inn
cratic .ui'l iili'iiwil ih<- ii-iuilillcnn
i.iiilimti Uy HtmliiK frum tb<i ftut*
In history Dint Hryun It not tin
father of UM Hiitllnint IrKlHlnlliiii
and railroad regulation, and that
thnrpforn ii'Miiu'Vflt lihr not pur
loined lln' Ncbratkan's policies.
NEW PRIMARY LA W IS
HA VING ITS FIRST TRIAL
Tl»!on of lnt#r*tat« rori«ir»llon« I*
limllll ll 1 Th« rr|.i:l detail*
U» lr»n!l* of the i>rot< .-niloii* fur
lllWiii i itnliint <>>•> Klkin* law
K«»«t«l ln% «pt!, »ilat.« dlr«ct»d t>»
HHll I h»vr km Iwruu tr.rlud
lni< ') • >iii- Bcmlmt Iht- Inl«»r.a
Il.tt:sl lllH—till lru«t. IkS •H'CMI
luoil»" mmMm ■"'! '•'<• rolton cor
PfTsnit 11. rn»Hrr <<( |*l<«nl«
,Tb« inteitU»Uont ut lh» « f«-'l
•M tobacco IndudrtMi b«*» b««l
IllMiiil ■
* PITTHUfIC'I ORANO OLD *
*.' • * MAN IS DEAD. *
*V- niistiiiu). , Feb. t. — *
* Whit* r<-|rluailn« Til* »Slh *
* Mrtbdsy »nnl*er»sry. Judit»- w
w Tbntu»» M< ll«n founder of the. s>
* Mr lion National bank, one of *
* the luntnl stockholders 111 111. *
* Kriek '..»!* Ot%t company. •
I* died suddenly today II" was *
* known as 'h« (lran<l Old Man *
* of i'iti-i»ui« "' •
* #•>•**• * ♦ w • w w • *
' H'»p« to form a state) orennlza
tion to affiliate with thr Nailoniil
llullder*' Exchange are being taken
by Ik* Seattle itullder*' Kxchanfte
la Jmat recovering from th* rffwt
of • basardon* operation for cat
■met* on the aye*, waa almost
proatliMt»'.| iiii« Btornlng following
an eUiUKUallv heavy Must
* Mr-Donald MM axlde from the.
slkower of dlit and stonos which
fnlliiKH these blssts. several nar>
row mcapes from Injury from lh«'
fl)lniE mlKttllen have liix-n ii.|">rt
a
Tb« department will make an In
vestigation.
I "Every llttln while I hear some,
democrat ■■!' thnt the into hill. tl»»
anti-trust law iiiul the enforcement
of id. m are of democratic orlnln.
and thai I be, repuhllcCM hiivi- itolen
the deinofiHtli' thunil.-i I iiihKi' it
<'lalm hostile to this mid hIirII din
pui» that plthri If ili'nioiTiitli'."
Towilßi'lul lh«'ii Hint over Itn
IrrlaUtlvi' history <>r Uw nation to
xllilK how KlX'll li-lllllillfllllK as SIIIII
ti.m Uarfl«ld, (liHiit uiul .Shcriiian
*<■!■■ th« rral plonocrs In rallnmd
raw rcsulotlona.
v
Candidates for Republican Mayoralty Nomination Are Active at Various Polling
Places-Snow Falls and Streets Are Sloppy.
DOCTORS CHOSEN FOR
SCHOOL INSPECTORS
11-.. Officer I. A. Parry ha*
I choaen four of the, five physician*
wim ar« In conalltute th« <hfHii
Inspection board In the future and
Mi after tho braltb of the pub
lie school*.
The member* of the new board
will fumlab report* regularly of i
the coQtiltion of the m hooli rnw '
thing that 'Mil.l not be otjtalnp'l
under the old nn'tii'iii where the
work ■II 'Ilililcil up among 25
physician* with no incentive iii tli.
form vf i»ay.
IBWW TO:
i LABOR |
m #
* (By United Press.) w
* WAHIIINGTON. Feb. B.—Dy *
■ far Hit- most *erlou* blow that #
* ha* yet been delivered by th.' w
* United State* supreme court *
* to orsanUed labor waa rlvcd *
* t'xlay. when that tribunal mv *
* i.ounr.il ■ '!•' laioo that labor *
* omanlaatlon* are liable tor •
* damage* for boycotts brought •
* against manufacturer* engaged *
* in Interstate conia»are«. *
* *
* Www wwwwwwww* * *
DRUNKEN MAN
NEAR DEATH
Hla i>hoe aod part of bis cloth-
Ins torn off In ih.- machinery,* an
unidentified mas, evidently a la
borer, was t«K<n out of tbe Itoss
lyn coal bunkers at lh<> font of
Clay st. at 8 o'clock this moriiliiK
and sent to Dm Wayside, hospital.
totmt of tin- workmen hoard
Kroans Inim.-dlst.h after tb«* coal
Inirki-t* ha.d I* «-n utartrd u|i. and
an examination was made. It was
found ilia! U>« man had removed
tbe manlio •■ and crawled below.
Innlant atrath would ha»» ensued
In a few seconds more.
Tbe man was unconscious and
groaned wb«-n picked up.
At the Wayalde hospital It was
said be was mtferlnK from de
iliiuni trcmens. 11.- was tit;;il,l.- to
talk or Kt\.' uny information a*
lo bis name or place of residence.
ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL
PORTUGAL'S PREMIER
t * i" - ■ ——— ', V. **
m Not a member of th«- Franco csb»
. • • ni . llf* I • I f* c C *«_ C ''"'' remains.- Officially" he *in
Assassins , Plot Widespread—rears lor banity ol «horn "'r r; b"!,,r ur b^^
♦ S ■ r however, that he will remain- the
Q. i. /-. , nI- J• I) C ( I l"**' bt^hlnd ihi' throne." Knpllsli
ueen Amelia-lounty Believed to Be on tve ol mnnran weaned heavnyim th.
■ . selection of Manuel's i«'» advisors.
/1 . n l» Maiiu. 1 held tho Initial seMicm of
(jreat Kevolt. » ">« cabinet today. 'h ...Tf
***************
* *
* BULLETINS *
* Reported that the greatest *
* of ditorder prevail* In Lisbon * '
* and other cities of Portugal. w
* Attempt also made to as- *
* saseinate Premier Franco. w
i * Development* reveal that *
* entire royal family was to *
* have been killed. *
* Fears are felt for sanity of *
* Queen Amelia. w
w Republicans deny that they *
* were responslbls for atutsl- *
* nations of King Carlos and *
* Crown Prince. *
* Anarchists blamed for ths *
* murdt'r. *
* *
***************
(Qy United Press.)
U)NDON. Fob. 3.— Sfi utrWt Ik
the, censorship In Usbon iiiat ih«'
stories Of tin* HKMtKi<in:ill 'i of
Kirn: Carlos and son, «ilh tin
events following the tragedy, are
rrmfimhiK unit contradictory lo
many particulars. i llflrli.! Infor
mation Ih that Pi.mi.'i Franco liu
llie situation well In liaml. but
rumors are reported Indicating
timi i.isiHin Is still a, seething vol
culm, tliiil many xilii'i niiiH an
on the \.:i. i.f i.Mill snd thAt
thr position nf 111' new king Is
illllllH 111 (III' extreme.
li Is now li'iti ii. that Hi.' .1. .iili
of Premier ll.iM'" A.i also I'l.lll
lii.l AnarcbUts Hill lolltldi'd his
hounn, which Is on th< outaairta of
the city "i Lisbon, tint i!.«-> vrcre,
■ruinl nwny hv tin- guards, fihots
were exrhuiiKed Hllll f«>r li ll.'lli' it
Hi'ttiis ih.it tlic anarchists bad al'
ONE CENT
THE WEATHER-RAIN TONIGHT AND
TUESDAY; WARMER TONIOHT.
! Tim primary election Is on. The
<■!■ riiim lit Ht-attln ant t-iißagptt to
day In ciercUlnx tbe • ri'iKn
'duty of selecting ai.i h candidates
| for office. MrTujcli IckI»I»iI.<
--i-iiMrliin-ul lli<v llllH* *M't>t»-<t HilK
function fii.m the bo«*-iind ■!■«■■
ruled polltl<*|*Dl, un i I<b|«> . for the
; flril time 111 thin city, th« vot«r
, hliniii'li la baring bin my.
The polla <i|»-l|ii| at II o'clock,
In muim- pndaeta *ome confusion
aroiw im • H-Hiili of thin <tfpartur«
from the practice In tumrmi clec
tlona wbrn the poll* o|K-ri a! 11
o'clock, •\uifimioii aiin'M, alao, Id ,
many piacm, nin ilif tnultipllclty
of Lalluia from miii'iiij! which each
elector muit n-|i-«-t tho on« ).<•
•li-tli'-n to v<i(r. Thl« I" pinl»M)
thu moat rntiiiztii fMUora of the
[iilmary law.
Election Ordtrly.
IVipllA llll» confualon, however,
th« lutllnilni; tM-itan without rxclta
ni<nt and pri-t •-•<K'l iluiitlK th»- :
fiirlv hirim of tbe ii»> without
dlnordcr. Thi< l*ii»-fli of l.nvinv
non-partlMn or i»iln-r tri-partltan
«-!'-<tion boarda lii tbe prr«locta
early b«camp apparent in the In
ability of tbe political mundfri to
dictate In r«-itard to Imary pro
. .-<lii.- Votfrt ot all partita re
ctlv.i! lh« «aiu« rorititil<*rall»n at
!ti« pulla.
Knrly In the day th* «vi <rlur
political niKuiiiuiilon of «h«> .Mlll.-r
forcn Ix'cntr.e apparent In lh«* pres
••ncn of active prwlnct workora at
tbe i«'llii Tho Itusull bM were
aa «i>ll irpraMPiiled In tb« down
town preclnctn, bat the further (MM
went (rom tb« rlt) hali the fewer
ItiifM-ll worker* on« cncounUred
at tbe polllnii i<la< • ■
Trimble ni«»n th*r» WtM In nianv
precinct* and occasionally • worker
tt-pu-n. ntiiiß anm« other candidate,
but the Mlllrr mt-n were la the
majority and ilif> were all artlv«
and MpMttn In boosting for their
candidate. Thla fact alo;u domon-
BttmtN that Ihr 'ontanliatlon" U
for Miller except for tho umall
fraction which haa b«M rhlppwl
off by the Htuicll campaign.
Voters Ar« Tardy.
Th« M't«' <MM tardily to the
polls. Usually In «eneral elections
many voters are present at thi
polllnß places when the |m>llk open.
waiting for an opportunity to cast
tfirlr votes. This nmrnins this
! was trii). only In the case of com
paratively few precincts.
Doubtless ton weather was In
I snm« MMM to Mmm for this.
Tho day dawnrd comparatively
clear und wanner than for »ev
eral days past, but l>efore 10
o'clock a tight fall of »now began,
which lncre«*ed In volum« aa the
day advanced until It fell In a *<"
mushy blanket, iraticforininic tbe
j dry fro*en streets and • walks of
the morning to slushy trails. This
' wss not n.'Kluclve to waiting out
side of polling places and as the
room* provided were, in many In
i stances, too small to accommodate
but nvrr|Hiwercd the guards when
reinforcement* aulwil
Physicians fear for tho sanity nf
Queen Amelia. H. iimj<>«ty has
wept and walled InN-rtiiltiently
prer slnco the traßttiv, refusing 10
leave the Nhllch. utul plteously
bcica to follow (In-ill to tho tnmb.
Younn Manuel, tin new kii>K. la
giving natififßrllori
Thorn Mrms llttli- doubt that
tba r<-nIclil«-H liiliiiiii-ii (o wlpo out
tho lire royal family, kill the
; |irf mliT. mlnlHtPrlal colleagues,
and protabt) proclaim .t i.|iu!ilio
DUpatrhes confirm tIM report
j (hat tin 1 li'iiili-r of ilu regicides waa
S<TKi'iiitt Manuel llulca, of the
Scvontloth cavalry. He was Wi!lr<l
Th» others wer«i clerks.
The republicans deny they were
HMMH In tlu> assassination plot,
but say that anarchists wcro at the
bottom of the crime. Premier
Franco Is trying i.i arrest tii<'
i.'ii.i. is of the party, Mwl be
licvlnK 111.11 I'Wiiiiiiicnl liii'U in tin
organliailon are responsible for
th«> monarch* death.
■ Today* it-|,,.ii- t*MI to make it
certain thill Admiral AiniiiHl will
becomo premier in the coalition
government.
New Cabinet Formed.
LISBON, Feb. 3.—Tho dictator
ship of Franco 1* ended. The new
cabinet formed today It: Admiral
Ferrclra do Aiiihiml. premier; Ma
thlus Miuit'H, niliiisti of marine;
T.-lih «ii> Housa, minister of finance:
1 Semhor lloriao, minister of the In
terior; W'enseslau do I itiiii. min
ister of foreign affairs; MM V. Al
piotn, MiinlsiiT of justice. And Jose
Atavcdo, mlnUter uf public works.
ninny IM-mona of Jit tban tboae)
actually engaged In atlMi'lanre, by*
atandcrs who Huii ..1 In tb«
vicinity were compelled io endnr9
th«« atorm.
I ti<i< wai notnaHhlng ol ■ rush
of voters In the down town j>r*v
clncta during Ore noon hour, but
at On- outlying |«illillK iiiui. lh«
electors came In a aleady siring
frum the tlmu tb« (tolls M
Every precaution In being.uk*n
by tlm pollen to prerent «ny It
legal |ira<lk'-« at tho nine;
places. Officer* are constantly in
utti'tidaiiM.' at nuf-h down town pie
rinrts as ii^lj,! ■ b« tho scenn of
disorder. Instructions have b<*en
given by Chief Wapyenstcln to tbn
officers that tb«li tele function
la to BM that the laws are ob
aerved aud «ril««r pr**»rv«>«i No
partisan iinrtldpatloii by them will
be countenauced.
A little ilivcihloti was provided In
the Fourth precinct of the First
ward the Clancy precinct, wiMfel
the aetloa board. At the ln-tlga
tion of Frank CaSSeTi threw oat
Jack McGuiro, the challenger ap*
pointed by tIM republican city cen«
tral committee, and recognized
Frank Clancy ai the rl:allen«er
in hi* «t<-ad P«llr»- officers who
were preiu-nt were appealed to but
under tlii'lr Instructions to Urn
ildi il liy the precinct election of*
fleer* In such matters, were power
less to Interfere.
Tim presence of Frank <'\*itcj a*
Inspector >'iakea It ponalhl<' for tha)
Clanrya to rote <he large floating
registration they have had record
ed aa residing at Clancy's Detroit
hotel ati'l other planta In the pro
el net*
Automobile* fn Service.
Karljr •in Hi.- day automobile*
were pr«i»i«'d Into »erv|pe for hn
Id Rt-itinft vott/rn to the pelllaf ,
! places Bii'l the routine and golaK
of thew uav«- an air of novelty and
new life to the election «ia pro*
reedltiKH Tht« 1» the first <l<-o
tion ftitv in Seattle In which any
general uae o( automoliilfS baa
been mad^. 7 * • •
SarrouDdinK clrf umstanr*n hay*
made It practically lmpo«alhle to
iiar<l tniH-h aKaimtt fiau.lnl. nl \uf
lux on tvami'H which hare bt • v
' franduU-ntljr <nt- .<•<! upo lh« regis
tration rolls. Registration continu
<-il up to and Incl'idinK last Sat
tir<i«\ tilfcht. Since that tiin»> ili< i«>
' has not b«««i imffi«-l«-nt tlm«> In
which to rh*-ck over the list in
any , precinct to a»i«-n;iln which
are jinil which are not qualified
electors. It 1* known that in many
, Instances nantea bare been « nt<n
' upon the books fraudulently. To
what extent this practice has been
rorrl#»d It Is Impossible even to
speculate with accuracy.
In the few Initances where fraud*
uleiit names are known to have
t*en registered, efforts will b«
inaci.- to prevent them from being
voted. No organised effort alouK
the line, bowerer. Is being ma do
by any of the republican factions."'
, - ■ ,-, ■—-a'
MADRID, Feb. 3.—The cruUer
Princess of Austria, has be«n or
dered . t.i Lisbon to ; protect / it'e.
Spanish colony in" case 'of rev uiuV
tion.
' ■ l>. 3 —It i» r. , I
' Itlnh Atlantic tle.t now at
I «s h<>eu ordered to l.ixhon
i" »Htoh events.
OFFICER FIRES
AT PROWLER
Discovered In the act of burglar-
Izlng ■ liniist! at Howard ay. N".
and Hcpulilican st., at 10 o'clock
last l| hi. .1 prowler escaped ihe
bullets "I l';i!tolm:in Fro*t. who
mv him, only by taking to his
heels.
From a distance UM policeman
saw the man fumbling al a rear
window. BlmnltMieoiMl) the thtef
saw him, only \'\ taVlai to his
rcs[>on*<! to his command to hult,
tho officer opened Hre.
Tin.'.' shots in rapid Mu-oea»loaj
went after the fugitive, but he es
caped unharmed In the) darkness.
Tbe roan was tnll. and work •
dark ruli and black slouch hat.
SOCIALIST CONVENTION.
Tho reeulur city convention of
tho socialist workiiißmen's party
wtU be held at Rainier ball. 1420
S. i..:ul sv., liet»i'.'U 6 and S
o'clock tonight, to nominate cjnull
dates for the iiy nfttOsM to bo filled
at tho spring election.

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