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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12
49, ReIeass e n. 2. BaII cluh

Chicago. Nov. 12-Amos Rusie has
fled a bill in the United States court
demanding his release from the New
York base ball clubs reservation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12

they VII have nothing 10 do with them.
but that 1t VIII be simply a move on the
part OF Judge Myers Both gentlemen
still term the conspiracy charge 'trot-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12
Delegates to Select oratoricaI Judges.

Lawrence. Nov 12-The Kansas uni
versity delegates To the intercollegiate
OratoFical association VIII 80 TO To-
peka Monday 10 help select judges for
the annual contest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12
ITades fIaee1 ]
and Provisions.

On a limited amount. until further
notice. We VIII accept q margin OF $50
per 1000 bushels on purchases OF CHI
cag0 May corn, furnishing d written
guarantee with every trade that the
above named margin VIII hold the trade
good to May 1st, 1897.
Should the market decline SO that the
above named margins are not sul1ciant
we agree TO hold your trade good ard
protect for you While market IS In such
condition. without calling you for adj
ditionaI margins Write for part1cu-
lara
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12
Kansas City livestock Mar<st.

kansas CItT- NOV z
CATTI Receipts 5000. shipments A.
90 Market steady TO strong Texas
reers - 59G3-75- Texas cows 81 500 30, ma
i've steers $500 AS native cows and
leifers s1-50N5-65, s1ockers and feeders
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12
TODAY,S MARkET REPORT.

Furnished by the Associated Press TO
the State journal
Chicago Nov T.
WHEAT-Opened steady at shade IN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12

Try as on collars We can make theE
look like new Peerless Steam Laundry
liz and III wv. sth st. Phone Ss2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12

W L. Chamberlain.
Sec and Treas
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W c. GARvEY. Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13
GREENsAcks AND CREDIT.


During the entire grsenhack era the
states ana territories On the Pac4ac
coast remained on 4 sound money basis,
and legal tender laws had no effect In
changing business customs. While tho
Law authorized the payment Of all debts
10 tho contrary. Ia legal tender notes. In
stances we're extremely rare where any
person took advantage Of these laws and
paid his debts with anything except the
current coin Of the community. which was
gold ard silver. During the period when
grsenoacks were 1T their lowest point. the
debtors Of . community co,l6 have paid
of all their obligations, excepting those
created BY special gold contracts. on the
basis Of IS cents on the dollar. the law
would have protected them In the matter
and the creditors would have been With
oat remedy.
TIE reason why this was not done IN
more instances. Why Ii was an exceptional
thing. was because Of the public sens!-
neni on the subject which classed actions
OF the kind ~ the most de*picah,e form
OF dishonesty. man who did not pay
his deo,s at Ill was uniformly ranked
higher than the man who took advantage
CT the law 10 repudiare the greater portion
est debt in deprecated currency was
thenceforwsrd q man practically wfthou;
business credit. no matter what his wealth
may have been. No one would have deal
ings with him Involving future payments.
unless there was q written contract with
a geld clause attached.
II was speedily found that this special
form Of business dishonesty did not pay.
and the very few who practsced I; were
ranked ~ confidence men and swsneiers
A mar who had once played the green
hack game In q community eoaid buy
norhsng In store unless hts money was n
sigh, 70 be paid over the !nstan, the goods
we're delivered
Precisely she same experience VII e~esu
the United States. considered a. one trader
annong the various nations engaged IA
traaeA sae<sia tie United States. through
the medium Of fsws OF lts owa enactment.
pap er .,s creditors with money Of .
lover standard than the che IN use when
the debt was created. tts credit would
sink to the level sf the petty Central
American republics which have heretofore
Played ike oonatence games 90 their
sr@iItorA Al injury to TIE credit % q
stas. 90 nation IL 81 It's effects precisely
isenttcal with an injury 20 TIE credit ~
an Individual. II z~.sns that whenever Q
fag8-e fcan ts aoste1 70 Wiz be Al eror~
-nenssv enhanced Interest. 20 s-ses Ere
POSSIBILITY - another reputation TIA
s~enzss IT q government with impaired
r~e.t are nswsr csrassssret ~ Investments
Dealings In tAe-s are srecuississs purely
Tvssy always bar r,-a1nsTsy heavy rass
IL interest. ard TRAY are a-ways sol9 a.
fsr below sAssr par valnsA
TIE great wealth. TIE enormous re-
sc-z~r~s ef sass country. W. have IA
weight ~sssssvsr n xcersnx ~ i.s credit,
s@eass I. tss S-e abort interval aisrt Z
rosscy q. r~gU.ss:snw say rc~1ca a is
xxss1snx sns<ss~tn4xx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13
How the Philosopher From Puyaup Makes Assertions
Order to Deceive the People.

Advertising charges ana mcsk q sAs ~
chI.ecsss ssea-
To arss two s-ens need no explanation
Tese sAsr1 has been exclaimed. bat many
persons may have Forgotten why Pro(.
Wzrs came - 90 an7snved The facts
ve--tse1se1t for Plans Iss we're sshusrteg.
Tia commission ~. unequal TO --e .ask
q ceci3szg between 30 many ccrnpe.seorA
Il Ezs . 1srfe- calling fe- technical
knorsse4e- They therefore tcvssec ~
5srts 20 nis sor the position az advisory
ArcAitecs for tas purpose ~ selecting a
Yixa- Mary o0ers were received. ana oe
these thai 81 proe Ware vas the loves.
The ccrznsesion was gratsded At shss b.
shefr services. Prof Ware stooe TIE hsxr-
est IA his profession He offered TO ccns
and ADVISE ire commission IN selecting
plan for Gsae. and ae was enr.cyec ac-
ccrsnngiy.
TIE cha-ye for advertising includes nat
oniy what ~as paid 20 papers In sAis STATE
wAca vas regulated BY law. nc, ms
cnarxes q pace-s printed out Of The
ssatA
Tns archstecrs eees are reeu,a..a sv
sas rules Of the National Association At
Ar,hlsscss- The architect II snttssed an
Ger The rules u tais association 20 per
cent u ms prise Of ne building. and the
amount Is paid IN gnstaimenss q certain
portion being paid when he plan - ac-
ceceed. certain proportion when the con-
s-arf - AWARDED. ari q certain proportion
a. the work progresses TIE Aracurrs saw
abe 20 the archs-ecs under these reruEa-
taonE have been paid 20 him, ana tia: Is a,
he has been paid.
TIE expenses cf rs commissioner n
csud;ng their per diem allowance. mar
seem little high: but II 10 through no
fauit 81 the CON mission TIA. the capitol
> not already wen on rs way 10 ccuare-
noa II me commissioners Rad been ahso
20 carry through their infenstons. ana IL.
snstead oy merely q BASEMENT there had
nsen standing ~ Olympia the magnificent
ouisclEg for which tne contract calls. no
one would have suggested that the expense
Of the commission Vas high. BIZ. ctr
cunstsaces were against the commission.
and therefore the charge for shesY ser
vNcss and expenses properly charrsafie
against the con passe4 building appear Al
K Incurred on account Of the haserren,
alone, az least an unscrupglous critic can
make II 80 aprear
As tor the basement itself. there IL shss
10 % said IL IL sre piece OF work II
Was not has.t for sss $50 The contractors
lost nos only their ,rcs.t on X, but se 50
said more than sla 40 besides Hnt they
took the Job with their eyes oren. aud
were held 70 the strsctest compliance with
the terms % the contract. the Inspection
by the a-chltect's superintendent having
been OF the Ercsg rigid character.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13
m sayAs on CHEAP ra,cEs.

while Mr. Bryan and his various rcau-
tstic followers on tire stump and through
chs pres are bswaiiins The cheap pri,ss
which prevail. and suggesting thssr auack
ssueay far tbs cure az shis rational oonn-
sAins. It II worth while TO lock nacA to
~haf Mr.. 1ryans own views on the sub
jest a. cheap prices were whea be had
= opportunity TO take . hand In framing
eiss sAGis;asio Of me country,
In Mr.. Bryan's sarly sesesh delivered
~ him during the second ssssson os sne
9kty-shsrt congress. which speech was
withheld ~ h4u far revsxsea 50 ma. n ta
eos appear 81 it, regular psse~ IN the Con-
GssssioaAi Record. eat subsequently, cas-
printed IN no appea4ix. ~ sail: "fs ws
cheaper the prize at weo.ee sooss. ws
sasii not only - able 20 expert wooiens,
but ne saAz increase ths ronaafns ssae ~
sara goods sanonx sar people. and every
Increase ia the cenaana for iss,cr VIII re-
salt In more constant employment ard
better wsess."
lIoitsng 10 fAess views. ~. Ryan as
esssei ara was sztsw~sy instrumental In
procuring TIE passage % tar1 bill
walsh. ~ iessesslnx the duties ID cheaper
~. rxseo. os al foreign woolsn roosss IN
sAss country. and aass. ~. introaursnx
sharper fsTsssn cexs petition ala sas~
zee. 81 shea sning shs srses u American
~ooaea see1s. pss the result rr~siese. ~
Mr.. Bryan sessow. Net al ali Being nssre-
" . Sape~ssAi saisar. rot q ssnxs<a, e. ESQ.,
ssosni-ss he sat sr.srte3 from aas eaisusA-
sisns re Important item ssa, easassn-
In u Price nseaxhs asoei ~ sAars corr
petition necessarily meant q eAeAp~aaar
On tia xess u sretsStion. Or total e~~sa-
tea Of prciassiea; II n@ees&stafe. ~sthsr
. rs1sct;cn In ~rgee 90 . cis>sn ssnaa-cs
81 uAs enrseyna<at os iAsw. Tas.s ira
rorsaat ssms sezsses ssam ia ewsrsla-
sseaA entirely uesss t.ma, ans Ire s~sa,s
1ussiaNd The rr~ssestoas 81 Mr.. r-yan's
Gsrne&suAa ecroaensA The sssrpagx g.
lowering wae~s IN one sstessxy necas-
sxsky operated 10 rsssses the speasanx II
s<nrkcyes - thsa trasA vAseA ~ terra.
ss~sssA uson etAe<~ scmr~isas then 70
. s.dacssoa q srsrss: ara mus Industries
.. svvry tiad vsr~ asecseA censans.>
0sa declined snsw ~ snsap pvscss ,sas
created. because 10 werksngsaen aat ssss
esensy - spend
- Hryan Hcw rseesassss nat TIRE ca-as
pgsess vAseA - - artssssy .svas&sse
Ohsn II scnxr~as sxs esse es~~saArgy .
aocA shxnx sas sasswaa q admitting ass
ssssAks Ard asking tee . rveeAl 81 ere
osxassa ssca wash ssssses ssrr~sv IA csns-
ona shenn. he sas essrsoss Z 9useS rxn-
car ~ the esssass 81 hAa swa rssaxsa
re p~og~s~s - acstss rrsces or shs
ssmpss sxr~sasas - eAsstas - rsass . sS,-
lar. ne srsgsns: snearszsns of prices -
wooaea ecess ~as made ~ ire sxsease q
uh> wpr<s.gnser srgsx~s n taxs industry
Tue rsnedy wAsra As a-Sros~A fasseas ct
Afeorasae them AIRY r~fist. - ens whieA
81; wurk sAsm sseo more serious lnsSsv.
UnS1ne aswsrsa sasks vsxss sass ~ sssas-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

- g. nes osnnpsakssa VIA - eAaap~
Sa6s sAhaw ~ EsYoos. - SrDpsess te CIT
srUrsay u rvs shs p1rrAasins vors ~
tAs wa<es waseA they are now yssefvsnx-
E3ss remedy II iasnssssy wo-ss xhaa hss
Aseeae4-
There q . s@rong Gmxiaxsfy hsswesa -
asaxuxxs which Nr. Bryan now oses -
his prsds~4s1ns - - TIE s6se1 ~ eAaas
monsy Ard Ms language rss1 in seSeresos
70 sne effects - cheap wccsss grnts Tns
worksnxnen have has Some ex-~-1enes o.
IL. Bryan ~ . p~ophsk Ard Il - Ds- -
- wc1derst ~ that they are 1sa.rrssnsd
70 s&ke much sssax n hts 7sss<En ssses-
anrsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

4hse = ene saee lAv ses ssg1stss-
49,. Yeo eaaDSe vess - 80 ess
- ss~asesssA TAs bsslxs WIN ss
ssesso esnagAss
swv.uscAs VOTERS. aEeIsrEn,

- usSutxAs tonagat the rsgsssrasson
-. - sh~ eisy 81 sass,s VA s<sss.
Evry vossr whose name - not rscovdes
sr4or q rhas dine WIN b. cissranchissd
Il tbs coming sisessor. The issues pre-
esn4>d IN shis sampsiSn are eosn locally
- nationally ths most tn2ortans vnf-a
hase bssn presented 60 me people Tor
nnaI as1issso daring the prsssnt ssnsra-
don and a II the duty Of every man
wbe has ary interest IN tie ssli-ossng
e shs state and nasssn 10 intesiiEsntiy
nx1rclse me elective franchsse. To sxsr-
49, dat franrasss ~ al II u necessary
20 b registered. and today - The hast oD-
nortuniy.
The auenaons 70 - settled ~ sss polls
60 elAegyao are not abstract ORES but &fs
osscA that wrong ascAsscp on The cart OF
~ psopis vii Immediately snd dlsas-
rousay aeEea The peouniAry interests Of
sssry man In the community. In national
Affairs ~ are invited TO vots for . policy
the leading advocate u which has frankly
Admitted VII psecspitAss = eaass auune-
OS08D&y oBA%s - 1<SSfAfN1A 40 UsAs~ SeASeass
rs ars inv4tee TO parsns . Soaicy 10 fas
sssctsop e state oGnsrs whieA svsry tn
teaiigent man knows VIII rspes from tbs
state cApfsas which would otherwise seek
0sads hsrs sos iavestmens. and which win
alss rspa ths caaas Of immigration which
= Considered ths most Desirable.
Surely. Il no higher motive can - found.
o1xs0nAl pscuniasy interest ought 10 b .
ounalsatly serone iaoentivs to every man
- - s,as Nh name y properly enrolled
emeag shs euanasd doctors. and that hs
aase sAsts HI bsafos In ne right direction
wAso sIsction day eomsA
10 @oss wne Are stisl In doubt - %
wAiSA mp thsy NAY vote IN the coming
1!sctiaA q 90 soiy b sAad that there 10
aban1Aas psospses that those doubts may
- rsDeevs1 - eas direction a. ne other
within ne nsxt thrss weeks. and with
that vRospscs befors them thsy certainly
ausAt - ~ iaADt - prepared to exercise
~ fsaecAiss In cAss they nnAiiy succeed
ma11ag w their mindA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

Cot W. @. Stsyrest. Wasa4Egton oorre-
sronesrt Of me GaEvsssoa Ns~s whe sas
been IN Texas xsnes the Chicago conven.
ton. szs returned 10 Washington City
VIII tie report shat the Lone Star state 10
hy no means SIRE fer Bryan TEE xsc-y 10
re9sete with an s-ssrnsEssis ssrszg u
accsi sxsss. and al kinds ~ ser n lsassnns
eater into sAs contest. each navsnx . hear.
snx o. general results vel a. neaxA Dor
Eos3 acknowledgements There are between
sAs.s ard $40 German vesers In sns
state he~~fsfcre Democratic, witch wi
- cast thss year ssgzlass sai$ssv fer Mo-
ks1}ey. This r0rn sxx sabar&e1e3 frers s1s
SIZE &aS aided 20 sa@ opposition ccsg-aa
FAY have . decisive eject rof saksa &C.
rs1Asly lzss ls@ Bryan cascsIaE&saA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

WI be successful by la.ooa The majority
depends much on the ,asi-end Of the Pcro-
cratic ticket II Sewasl 10 withara an.
Bryan's chances VIII lie weakened. be-
cause there are many Democrats who do
not favor making IL possible for thor
oughbred Porufts. Ike Watson TO become
president Mr.. Bryan viii not carry his
own voting precinct A recent poll OF the
precinct showed for Mckinley 20i Votes
against q for Bryan II the election had
been held one month ago the Democrats
would have carried the state by from Ia
coo TO 15.ao majority. NOW it il cost 20
Bryan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13
=. . :: MORE ERRORS OF CANDIDATE ROGERS.

= un6sr 1arsn1 Aw. 1aekod ~ shs
r-.ssed sxssss arry. u vfoiatsce u Ar<scis
: sersyse X the conSutut51A = secesxsoa
cu-e s-e simple"
Arsno bishop f-stADrs szacs Ansuass -
xhss srosec. 10 - foa3~s:
1--WE d~aczncs arslkrary inserfsrsncs ~
o. fes3sra. eu.haEtsses n iocAs AFFAIRS -
+. -,oa,son OF she consstuuoc of IT,
rnssee States and . crime against fres
ir.eku.sous. TAsss words n shs platform
posns 20 shs act Of Grover Cleveland. send
.ux United States t,oops - pr0secs -
taona. property and enforce national Iawo
ss-x.g ~ chicago riots In La
an those words there q the Old seces-
sson doctrine that states are independent
q ths rational government ~ wasning-
Ton CITY; there IL The anuulmens of the
union: sasre - notice SERVED apoa the
ass Of America that oatsads 81 ne d.
trscs Of Columbia !. - without power ~
seis-asse-son ~ sss<-defense The vrs;-
eens OF The United States - scza tha9 -
enforce national lawn and prossctson -
national property ~ cannot narcA biz
.roops IN 70 any st&ss. without The anfhos>
ration Of the gcvernsr of That ssAsa"
Tns sourth and grsassss misssasemea4 -
20 the arcnbsshup-s language = the fob
lowing alleged cnosAtson. That the orfts-
eism a the supreme court w0s the ~
deaee Of revolutionary spirit"
Not q syllable IA shs letter questsons the
right 70 crsrcsss the supreme courts de-
csxaons He only attacks the threat 70
sasYert that court. which he Goes - fol-
lows: And now . Convention speaks Of
gne supreme court tas IL may b hereafter
Constituted intimasing Enthusiastically the
intention. II the party represented IN thas
convention cane into power. TO % conssi-
tute the courts. by the popular election
Of the Judges by tie shortening OF their
terms OF Office, or otherwise. - 70 make
It lnsensihls 10 the stern voice OF the Law
political parst3-''
IN every one of these extracts alleged
10 have been made from the letter. quota
tsoo MARKS are used With intent 20 tn
duce the belief that Included within the
aaofat4on marks vas the exact language
used
II Is difficult 10 decide which OF the w.
rioz-s ofTenses committed by this Popu.is-
tic newspaper within the limits Of one ar
isc.s. are Tie HoSs despicabse. the coarse,
brutal and malicious personal libel. OF the
more subtle cfssnse Of wiiltally garbliny
the language for the purpose Of making
some sort Of effort 10 break the force Of
Tee Arguments which actually we're used
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

The season opens badly for the Span
sards In Cuba. and the home government
was never 90 poorly prepared 10 push mat
tiers. The revolution Is costing Spain
$4,000 = month. and her resources are
about exhausted. She was unable recently
TO float a sesa opo 90 loan and with credi.
exhausted. trouble IN the rnn4ppsnes ana
indications OF a Carl!ss uprising ~ home
the outlook is very black
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

their courage has protected American hon.
esty. integrity. wages and property and
why should be afraid 10 cast my ballot
for McKinieyr I An talking TO the bass-
ns8 man and the waSe-earner. who be-
lieve that B-yan'e success means ruin to
wages. to nome. hope. aspirations and for
tunes II | believe IL 10 be ruin. why
should NOT l. free trader as I am. vote for
the only one who has ghost OF chance
OF being elected. Wy advice ID
TO cast your ballot % that 1t viii count
twice and no. once
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13


Everett Herald: One more month. ana
the Boy Orator win pass into gnnocuous
dssuetnde. The country can stand .ha,
much. In the expectation Of q nnal deliv-
erence~
Medical Lake Ledger: single Collar
not only may. but often does. by success
sive use. pay several thousand dollars
worth Of debts Confidence and business
will keep cash in circulation. ana thus ,he
debts WI be disposed Of.
kslana BaIetin; This talk ahou. q rsrA
mans dollar ard q poor mans dollar 80 al
oosS. The dollar. like the good Lord. il
no rrspecter % persons The Dollar that
yea have today. your grocer has tornor.
row, ard TIE banker has |. In his Golfers
the usxt day. A dollar that in GOOD for
TIE rich man Is good for the poor man
E5tenssurg Register. " NJ prvan viii
file away the questions thas are now h@sne
asked ntrn AZ the rate Of Few hundred 3
Gay. ard that he does not sna time 70
answer a: present. he will fna their softs.
ton rroHtshae occupation fer the long
which VIZ ee his after the campaign %
ever
Lincoln County Times: Rorsr~ - rsyv.
S.l1r tae candidate for governor on ms
rsorrrel Ticket. SAYS s'the germ Of III. trr.e
monetary ises - found IN ths mix ,ick-
ct He seemed 20 re ~ a fg~e-sr, q nd
While travelling az 4 state Representative
On ANIMAL Railroad PASSES N afs-A~s-. Of
his Pledges 50 the pepalIsf party He
found on those eceAssaus snzf saths true
r+arstary lea consisted IN charging
mileage sgAfrss tas stats and pcckestns
iae casa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

0ymplA OFT 0-G1euAl-yohn r
Hresrs. Rnpuzige enndsAase sor xc~erncr.
= making ons q has characteristics ca
3anghD aDoa Ehs s1psoksars a shs
capesoa ccmX ssicn- Substantially Wat
he sayS -: TIE sam u sE.w 49, been
srsnk and I'll there = to SHOW sor IL /,
. basement. the contract price az which
vas essaea What nas become a. re
oaiAncer Havsnx said this ne s.oos and
seawes II u b Inferred ay Ass audience
that some o0e hss stoaeo TIE hasaa,a ar
hat II las been frstssred aAy Ia reeasess
sxoeaseA
NJ kossrS qsery - 70 what IN. -
come Of The aa-ance 10 Q prouer o.e- h..
II would not have been nnreasoua o.s n =
canosdA<A ADpsr.ng - the highest CO.
szsson In TIRE state had taken q. ,rswanss
% isArn the answer - his question be-
fore endeavorins 20 create The impress
ocn That some one had smppcceray ,nas>
away sitA large amount 81 nahasc nor.
~. o. ec1-se Mr.. Rogers does 40, say
"a pain words THAI any one has done
THIS but he leaves that tmpreAsson and
wsshes 70 leave tAat impression.
wat Are the facts ~ tie ca,er Nr.
Rogers cosssG have learned them n he hsa
taken the trouble 70 tnaasre. Your ror-
respondent found the stase oflcers Will
- - -@~~ e@4&&1~& - eve RIM f04
ruS3eE Information and they Doubtless
would have treated NJ. Rogers in the saxas
way.
In the FIRST place II Mr.. Rogers Rad
alQvirsd ~ TIE state auditors Once IA
would have found tia; So GO, ard no, sss.-
". sad been expended on account Of the
capitol This consideration Of itself wir
snow aim what . mistake IL II M. 70
se2Tn the actual fAcfs. for he had done
20 he would have been able 10 add yto,aoo
10 the amount which by Snna.neo be In
Inmates has oesn miSAporopriased Here
- bow the case stands ~ to date:
Capitol Commission. in Account WIN
The state Of WzsainSron-Dr.
To warrants ISSUED 20 date AnD
BY clearing. grading ana ak
cAFAii1G-...- ...... $4,000. Z 4ao
Premiums paid competing
arrhit@crA ~ provided by
Lag -. ........... am
fIo. wares Fee. -. $50
Advertising for plans and
contracts 49,. = sn0
Contract price Of basement. 500
Arc1.iecf's fees earre! ana
paid go. 80. .....-..... 3.sn
Pay 81 commissioners ana ex-
FNAsrs.~ .-s.ss lH0- A.1Q
OF me above charges q large po-sSon
70 properly chargsabie againss the corn
plefed building AZ the preliminary work
OF the commission 10 SO charseahle. 30 10
the cost Of Gearing. grading and exca-
waiting. the premiums 10 composing ar
chitscta Prot Wares Zee. NEST Of rhs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

Senator Caay gives eus he Information
hat ia aa3rszlasssrss % tn~ Eec2rstcks
rrsA~zge-s give McS Inlsy "a eseceo-d
wSv-~. With rreaanse sd4stsons frssra states
v~nsra are ga. Gown as aaaesfak Tas arm
~ seagl~ssrt IN fAa Esaf aAs Ter sogssw
tszss ssoS1tsz 20 Mckinley victory. ana
g2nsvss neys@ssn MI s&~8sv occasion s1--
prise aTsaa's 4e.sat nss asen = certainty
for ever tA1~sy lars