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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
ROUGH ON
GAMBLERS


OLYMPIA. Ian. al Represents
tive Lewis ~ King eaunty has In
trodu, 81 a stringent anti-Eant tiha
MEASURE. which ~ enacted into Law
viii runder the oWnrf ef pHeseises
ut.on Nhich gambling sanasf are
conducted liable Tor double the lass-
es Of piAyetn and make such lassrs
lien The hrrt seetian u ths bill
IL NJ follows;
ssc. !. Whenever any building.
boat. booth. garden. resort OF z hef
place. 90 any part thereof. Hsaat De
used for gambling pafpases- wherein
any unlawful same shall b. piss ed.
conducted or carried ON. OF shstein
any unlawful gambling device shall
be kept fos unlawful use. anf per-
son who shall lass. spend. OF part
with. In any maupef whatever. any
money OF thinH az value. at upon OF
Tn any such game or gambling de-
vice thrrcin. shall have a cause Of
action FOR the recovery Of aaHhle the
amount VI the money. OF double the
value ~ the thing loss. spent OF
parted with. against all or any ovns
sfH and l~ameea OF such premises. 80
u~inE the same. or hssins snowls
edge or notice al OF prior 60 the time
such money of property Mas - Loaf.
sprnt. or parted with. that such
premises were - used and shall
have q lien for such amount upon
such building. bnai. booth. garden.
rsRoft of other place. AZ against any
such owner Or lessee.
The bal then pros tties that II
shall be no defense TO the aetlan
that the money OF property was iont
for the express PURPOSE Of fssaNef-
Ing double lie value under the pro-
visions Of the act and that no per-
son who shall bring such an aettou
may be prosecuted for violating the
Law against gambling. The caass
OF action 10 extended 20 the wife.
guardian. or amy person dependant
upon the party toHins moasy OF
other valuable property Ia gam
bling game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
SEEK TO REMOVE
THE DEATH TRAPS
Some Electric Lights Being Installed and Repairs
to Whares Made Along the Waterfront but
Conditions Are Still a Menace to Life

The crusade made by the star
axalnst the death tfate alcng the
Mater ffont. together with the CON
stant recurrence Of fatalities, ls,s
had thr effect % brlnsink about
sa,,.s lApraN eucntr. though the con
tltlsat Il things Il Htill Tar from What
Il shoulA he, Some cf the WORT
rlnees are bring repaired after a
naunsr' ana electric iixhlr, ~ Ions
needed. afe b. ,nE INSTALLED.
me plankmE 81 the wharf at the
eas1theAst corner uf The Ainsworth A
nunn plsr. which. viii. us crumhiins
piles and yaNulng hoiee' mas nssn
Tor years a mcnae~ 10 human nv,
has been repaired, holss hANr pesn
patched up at various other points
ON the ftunf. distributions have been
removed and other improvements
have been carried out. Many dan
xereaa placca stan exlst.. notably the
narrow parsa gewRy IN front OF the
Pioneer beat house. the innufncr-
able holes s<luscd BY einsAnk pile.
near the Lilly tAoKartu- dock. aud
. seore u unfencei slipe.
The following statement u Her
pard c, benson. night Waterman el
the Oriental dock. proVcs conclusive
~ the aaugers existing along TIN
NhaFftal lie says
During the two years that have
acted as night Waterman al the dock
| have rescued ~ persons fFon
dro~ ming Ia the bay within block
Of the pief Several of these case.
we're attempts AZ suicide, and Others
Nere brought about hy ctpeiEsd row
boats. but tho greatest number wefs
simple cases 81 fRlling INTO the wafei
through holes or ungtaarded opst
places during the night"
After nearly two months delay this
Seattle Electric Company has aud
denly become Impressed with It's In
dsfensitic negligence and begun thu
execution of us contract with the
city to install arc tights on the
Waterfront, "Wednesday a ncn-union
crew placed !. seq- candle power lights
q the Intersection Of Washington
street. Nesier way. Columbia stree,
and Spring street with Railroad ss-
enue. Similar lights are to be placed
al the Intersections % all the streets
between tho coal bunkers and
fehwehsehsr's wharf on Railroad
avenue
This - the most important stef
IN the work % remrdyinr the present
dangerous condition OF the front
Now Il remains Ter the cits authari-
tle@ 10 enforce the ordinances which
compel the railroad companies and
dock owners 90 repair all pitfalls and
TO property guard the slips which
recently have caused 40 man,
deaths.
In the matter % cisarinE Railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

evening In the new Masonic hall
Many friends Of the club we're pres.
snt.
The bohemian Club gives another
one u its daueink parties Fub. 4 Ia
thfisieussns hall. II u expected "a
b. Jolly affair.
Great preparations are being madr
fcr the Charity bali % b. siven for
the benefit OF the orphans FEB. 10.
The knight Trrnpsafs will give a
dance neat Friday night IN the Ma.
sonic hall In North seattle.
The anniversary u Prof. wilson
business college uItI be celebrated
neat Friday evening In the eoltsw<
rooms IN the Collins hleck.
Mrs. Fred Htlnson win rive a
childreu'N party NEXT Saturday ar.
ternoon IN thrisfshnsns hall
One % the pieasantsst parties oi
the week was given Tuesday even.
Ing IN f4ttie's hail by the Home
Callers Club. The hail vas decor.
atrd IN ferns end flowers and the
cosorn % the sfeh. About 100 guests
we're present. Judge J. T. Lawlsi
was IN charge
Mr. and Mrs p. q Fisher viii
leave within few days for South.
ern California on a vacation trip.
Mr.. Herbert a. scheenfeld. a vel
known young Seattle business man,
twas married If G 80 We,ineada ,
eteniuE 20 Miss bessie Hartman, ol
ltoivllle. Wash. IN the paFIorn oi
the Hotel Portland At Portland. or
Immediately after the ceremony IN.
young couple started for washing
ton. u. e. They expect 60 be gone
some three months. and their trit
VIII include London and part. be-
fore they again return to Seattle.
Afief the wedding a sumption,
banquet was spread IN the prfvats
dining rooms Of the Hotel portla no
Tor the Immediate friends OF the con.
tracing PARTIES Altogether som.
twenty people from this city wer,
present ~ the ceremony.
Mr.. J. !. Dohepv left las nieht 10,
New York on a business trip,
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and caused n total shut-dow for ~
hours. The IRE was caused by n
bolt OF lightning. which struck a
cable with defective insulation. cnuH-
inR "A short circuit. which blew up
The transformer In the power house.
The destruction of machinery VIII
compel many big factories TO Hus-
pend operations for weeks, until re-
placements can be made. when
temporary repairs we're made, an
other short circut seriously burned
flve mon. one of them fatally. caua-
inK another suspension of AN hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
WAR ON SLOT
MACHINES

CHICAGO. Jan. -. iuaietn1 nta
have been returned against "a slot
machine owners by the grand hurry
A crusade was lately begun 10 the
Hyde rerk Protective AssaesatioH
The indictments were mostly aseinHi
haloouk~vprfa ANA elHaH dealers IA
the dow town district II IL the b. 3
ivntion 60 keep up the campaign
against them until the nias machines
arc driven out uf business. Trade
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

| a COIN. collapsed 'rhe Commercial
Aiii Company owners Of the pier
hircd Thomas 1ones. pile driVinn
contractor IA repair the vide black
hole When jones arrived On the
SCENE with HE apparatus hs vas or
dercd hY Detective Fhiihfiek "a not
attempt the work Of repair. PM
brick Was acting under inslfurtlpns
Of the superintendent Of streets. Tbs
ia nsrsuuH hole MAS then fenced IN.
seriously blocking the street, and "a
u viii probably fvmaih lndefipitsiy
The city has bren for months en-.
deAvoglns 10 ssxsufe the removal ~
these buildings. The owners stead,
lastly refused. and the board Of
work.. II making an effort TO force
them TO Varate the rapidly sinking
pier By preventing the owners from
IN. Ing Any Iul-lLa
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avenue Of the numerous obatfuc-
fiana along that thuroughfaFc, the
board OF works aud Superintendent
ef STREETS Walters have alrcadS
shown a firm hand. The old COM
nrfeiai pier at the foot of Madison
street il satd 81 haVe been for . long
time Ia a dangerously weak condi-
ton, many Of the supporting plies
betnK nearly entirely eaten away,
Moreover the warehouse on the pier
stahdH ga Railfaal avenue. thus
blocking the street lying outside the
outer railroad track. which N ether
wise open from the Pacific Coast
company'a decks 60 the Agcn dock
A week eKo iaat Monday sec
ton Of the wharf supporting the
northeast corner % the warehouse
which h s~acapicd by A. y Hutton's
machine ship and the firm 81 Calm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

Neil AZ Davenport. Wash.
While he WAS sealing up the en-
velope and putting II into his poek-
e. MRS Albee was counting the
money.
Here. you are Is cents short. .
she said. There II only 1855 here"
" that 80 exclaimed the sharp
er In feigned surprise. THAT IL the
money that was given me to get the
bill With | haven't any more money
but VIII go back and get the ball
anee. have sealed the bill up In
the envelope and SO ! guess I viii
leave u with you until return.
Thet VIII be all right. won't it9"
With this he drew what appeared
10 be the same envelope from his
pocket and handed II 10 the woman.
She thought there was nothing
wrong, and that the man would re-
turn In short time with the cor
rect change and reclaim the en-
velope and the bill.
She waited several hours. and even
then heHitated to open the envelope
When she did open ID, she found
only a piece OF brown paper. The
original enveiop had been kept by
the sharper aud ringer" subHtii
cd. The police were notified this
morning ana Detectives Wnppen-
stein and Phillips detailed on the
case.
The men who did the work were
! nhabbily blessed and are thought Il
be old bunco men who were n littls
short of money and 80 reHorted 4
me time honored dodge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

Captain jemer Carrot. iocai agent
81 the ALASKA Commercial Company.
Yesterday wired Senator Perkins %
California; requesting that h. cali
upon the state department for fur
ther informafion regarding the re-
ported massacre Of eight men by
faqui Indians AZ San Narriai nex.
leo One Of the reported victims was
Captain Carrots step~on. O~srxr
who has been mining in that region
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MRS. SAGE
SMOKED OUT
Of SOCIETY

NEW YORK. Jan si.-Becauss
her fellow members Do not aEres
With her that smoking should b.
forbidden IT the dinners 81 the New
forh Society Of MAJ fio~.f Descend :
ants. Mrs. Russell sarr ein quit the
Organization.
Mra sa<e does not like tobacco
smoke. Since she was married. 81
years axo she SAYS. only one cigar
has been In her house. when 10
vas fsrst proposed. hvr years axo.
that the men nhc attend the annual
dinners Of the Nayfiower society
should be allowed 10 SMOKE. Mrs
sage cast the only vote against the
pF0po<iffnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
ELECTRIC
EXPLOSION
LIGHTNING BLOWS UP TRANS
FORMER IN POWER HOUSE

NIAGARA FALLS. n. ". Jan. a..
-'fhe explosion OF n big trnnHforn-
er In the power house OF the Niagara
Falls Power a Conduit company
yesterday started a FIRE which des-
troyed t2bJ,000 worth OF property,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

An old fashioned revival IL IN
progress "A Grace N. =. church. aud
viii continue through the coming
wsvk Much Interest IL display ed
aud many conversions are reported
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sss<rsp~f rassrrrs.~ A.<s<i.tt.a
Cf-ES Ef.ASI. O. Jan. 1i.-Ths
pure fantee xrit and nerve which
invariably SO with theatrical gen
iuE. has made the beautiful sirl
whose pietufs is hefep It'll shown. q
star In = single night.
a few evenings aeo. while Doll,
Narden held the boards at the
Euclid Avenue opera hsasss Mlfr
Laura 3tllafd. who plays the part IA
the east second only to those Of
Miss Chaser herself. vas student,
taken III She had no undrfntud,
and the manager was distracted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

The Seattle Produce cxehaux. has
framed two bills whirh ID hopes -
have passed at the present e~xsiat,
Of me Legislature. One provides for
the enactment o. a mw making 4
uniform carriage charge for produce
carried % the eity docks and rail-
way depo1a
The second blif makes n compnl.
ssry Tor sro~srs 70 snip apples and
p<sfs 70 ccenpission men In BOXES Of
unifrffu tssf II " propused 20 make
the apple box u inches long. fiss
Inches side and ~ Inches deep. the
pear box 20 BE- same lensth and
width buf slightly deeper. nv such
an arrangement. "a is claimed. much
ineonverience IN buying these pro-
ducts vii be avoided
Ths sweet potato war on Western
avenue assumed a new phase today
when a new sweet potato broker
opened an once on the street Ue
viii furnish that vegetable. Il IL said
At loser price than hls rivals. who
have heretofore had the ne.d 10
themselves.
WHOLESALE pRIcEs
These prices ara 10 any buyer IN ause-
titles. friess IN small psHehass~ sserss.
% PER cent hixherl
Provisions
Frrsh Meef-csr beef 98e n~r 10. sss~r
beef. e pes NJ melton, 3 pr ~. Iork. o.
rsssi..s sss. sS'sss R~ . ~ ,..o.
f11s3. s~liie<. fresh. fx4r
Vegetables
HaFtaHE fofafe<- native f44ff r<r
ten. IasinAs, fii spqis 90 sweet rdts-
ssfe- Nc ftr n. sarrotH. tf1i1te per sack
lstfarf. 10 l~r dor. hot house.. 81 60 r<r
esa. California green p~ea. e. fasll es-
81. tl-N tff So, t1gn,ra. To, ceiefy. tte .
fahtnfs. " 1i0i 70 onifna. 1sr0fI n cwt,
s4assslra. zIx,ac pcr pound.
Green Fruit. etc.
f<nons. y eoaf2 - bsxi Appiss. foa7se.
fancy. ti.e4fi ~ banaras o. Ilafs 10.
er.nEss. ~ Nufx ~ a boE. frantarrlss
tifso4sI2ey per NJ; f~afs. 1af. grape
fruit, Jap. fs.rp l-r bon. ~ninuts fs0ist.
Butter. Cheese, Eggs. Poultry
Better - Washinnton crsamsriss 12c.
Eastern x1aspr. ranch. i14x2r'
ne 1ss'-Ff''A ranch 'se7s'' Eastern ga
fhssse-ssatiss wasnfaston fuii cream.
set. Eestefn, i14iaci Oregon. fa4ier. lam
burger. f1ni1e. brick feina. fsff1Dr.
Poultry Dressed turkeys. 2101trt hens,
fb4iIc. live ducka. isc. live geese. Ito.
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Five minutes tefurs the esftsin
Was 10 50 NJ he rushed 40 TO the
dressing rnoFn % che Of the chorus
girls. tfisz Nay efssnNsfi. aud told
her she must faks the part.
May protested that nho cuaitn't
d. u At ffst. THE manager insist
ed rhe wavered. then consented.
and With ths aid q two athsf chorus
xifia. she eas bundled into the rail-
fnent VI tho star. and sang the part
~ cretiitahly thai the audience eas
decvissd and even the dramafic
critics didn't know 81 the subsil.
tuti~n tiii sofne one told them.
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In a Very Few Days We Shall Open
the Department

Tn o. will
duhoan I OF
ma pa conducted the West In
W. ansuy buy md Ell %
e
WILDE in Star h op o.
o h low &c
place viii keep
CwarT and HARDWARE
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Grocery Stock
Of Cooper q Levy
CSC on Dollar
BY the Bon Marche


tail asf udse liz d
sHard~n and Of IN Thu
sands oil
oil established
c Iteration al b to- Cool
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4ss 81; Stock $4,000 s N sss:'

onkr cling dnpyd Of o.
& III goyb h
eo uhytd b OF o
ahw o
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SOUTHERN RY
Schedule in effect Jan. 49, 1903.

These trains, Ms S3 and 81, Will stop only al
Summcrville, Branchvillc, Orangcburg and ST
Mat hCws.
Between Kirgsvills and BlacKsburg
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McLAURIN FOR CLEVELAND.
Special to Charleston Post.

Washington, May "a friend
of former Senator McLaurin of
South Carolina, who is now in
the city, when asked his opinion
as to the effect Cleveland's nomi-
nation as the Democratic candi.
date for President might have
upon the Democratic party in
South Carolina, said that Senator
McLaurin, during his term in the
Senate, which came to close
last March, was much nearer in
sympathy with the faction repre-
sented by the Cleveland element, ,
than was Senator Tillman. The
latter, the gentleman said, was
never friendly to the Cleveland
administration, and during the
administration, and the past ses
sion of Congress on numerous
occasions he took the opportunity
to pay his respects to the former
President. The gentleman said
he believes if Cleveland is nomi
mated for the Presidency by the
Democratic convention that it
will be setback for Tillman in
South Carolina. Whether it would
result in corresponding advan.
tage for Senator McLaurin, how
ever, he says, he is not just now
prepared TO say.
Other friends of former Sena
tor McLaurin say that if Cleve.
land is nominated the Senator
would likely seek to reeuter the
Democratic politics in South Caro-
lima. The Senator however, him.
self refuses to discuss South Caro-,
lima politics in any manner.
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Prof. Stephen NJ. Rabcock. of

Prof. Stephen NJ. Rabccck, Of
the chair OF agricultural chemis-
try in the Wisconsin University,
who announced before a meeting
OF the University Science Club,
as a result Of twenty years Of re-
search, a theory Of automatic
energy that is revolutionary TO
the scientific world. was the ID
ventOr of the BahCock milk test.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-13
4 sure Thing.

1t Is said that nothing ls sure
except death and taxes. but that
is not altOgeth true. DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Is a sure cure for all lung and
throat troubles. Thousands can
testify to that. Mrs. q b Van
Metre Of Shcperdtown, w. Va.
says ~ had a severe case o. Bron
chius and for a year tried every
thing | heard Of, but got no re-
lief. One bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery then cured me
absolute!y.' It's infalliDIe for
Group, Whooping Cough, Grip,
Pneumonia and Consumption.
Try it. It's guaranteed by Craw-
ford Bros. and j. f. Mackey & Co
Druggists Trial bottles free. Reg
sizes SOC, 800.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-13

Many English doctors are now
convinced that the eating Of pigs
flesh in different forms is greatly
responslblo for the increase of
cancer. They point out that it
is most common among the poor,
whose chief meat Is that Of pigs,
while the disease is extremely
rare among the Jews.
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ONE PERSON IN EACH TOWN

Car earn money selling our Family
Preparations among their neighbOrs.
Send us 81 90 and we will send you
an Agents outfit consisting Of $500
worth Of Goods, (Which If you are not
satisfied with, you may deliver back
to us and money will be refunded. }
ONE OUTFIT ONLY WILL BE
SENT TO THE SAME PERSON and
all future lots will cost you double
the above price. Address 4 Lea
Wade, Adv Mgr, Boston, Mass.
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One Dose COnVinces.

MozIey's Lemon Elixir acts
gently on the bowels without
any unpleasant effect. 1t is a
perfect liquid laxative. so cents
per bottle at all drugstores.
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NOT UP In GEOGRAPHY,

NOI UH In GEOUhAPHI.
"There ls one thing about
Americans which has surprised
me more than anything else"
said German artist, who had
been in this country about 3 year,
land that is that with all your
patriotism you know SO little
about the geography of your own
country, to say nothing of the
rest of the world There were
several Americans among his
auditors, and they looked rather
surprised. None of the men spoke.
They knew that they were weak
in geography, and that here was
challenge which would have to
pass. Not so with a bright young
woman.
eve do know the geography Of
our country" !" she said decidedly
"Of course we do. Every child
learns 1T in school.
might | ask you question or
twoW the foreigner queried, po-
ltely. The names Of the CAPT
tails of some of your State, for
instance2"
"Certainly, l shall be glad to
answer" she replied.
What is the capital Of Massa-
chusetus?" was his first question.
Boston," was the prompt ans.
wer from the young woman.
"And of North Carolina9"
For moment she hesitated,
and then said "Char!eston."
The foreigner smiled, but made
no effort to correct her, What
is the highest mountain in the
United States2' he asked.
cts not fair to ask about
mountains" she protested. "You
said | didn't know the capitals" "
The capital of Illinois is?"
"Chi-Sprinqfield, | mean"
"OC Montana?n
For the life of her she could
not think of n town in Montana.
1t has been an age since | stud
led geography" she explained,
land legislators have a habit of
changing State capitals every
year or two"
"Aa, yea" said the q m u,
thoughtfully. Can you tell me
where your National Park is Q"
why, it's" a long pause
it's on the line Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad"
SIS lt!"
81 went there two years ago.
said the young lady, lamely. Il
recall that | heard it was taken
from the States of Wyoming and
New Mexico, l think"
"Iour answers were as good as
the average" said the German,
"for you did get one or two right.
AS | said, American geography
surprises me-"
1T does me-" agreed the young
lady, humbly. II believe I'lI
make our Browning Club study
geography this winter."-Sal.
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desire tho people to think is
nuhliC sentiment.

Mr.. Bryan said this in way
which made it plain that he
thought this is just what was
done in the extensive comments
of the ovation given Mr.. CIeve-
land at ST. Louis on dedication
day.
Mr.. Bryan also made it plain
that he did not consider the re-
ception given Mr.. Cleveland as
being connected, so far as the
people who made the noise were
concerned, in the least with a
presidential boom for the sage OF
Princeton.
"Who is TO be the savior of
the Democracy In 1904, and
from what section Of the country
must he come ?" Mr.. Bryan was
asked.
81 cannot discuss any available
individual for the nomination.
said Mr.. Bryan. "The geographi
cal position of the candidate will
not figure in the advantages. 1t
matters not what state he is from
He must have the qualities if we
are to win. He must be in
sympathy with the masses of the
people and possess the moral
courage to defend their rights
and integrity 20 resist tempta-
ton"
"On what issues will the Demo-
cratic party base its hopes for
success next year?"
GA party platform cannot be
outlined so far ahead. Condi-
tions are constantly changing and
something is liable to arise to
place an entirely new phase on
the situation from what it appears
today"
"What do you think Of the
idea in some quarters that the
powerful Wall street interests
are to oppose President Roose
welt as the Republican nominee 2"
"rhere is no eVid ence of it out
side Of the news that is cOnlrOll-
ed by Wall street. The bureau
Of commerce and the Elkins bill,
which is said to have been draft.
ed by the president Of the Penn
sylvania railway are insignificant
response for anti trust legisla-
ton" q"
"What do you think Of Presi
dent Roosevelt's efforts toward a
settlement by arbitration of the
coal strike?'
81 think they were laudable. |
have always believed strikes
should be settled in that way"
How do you feel about the
merGer decision in the Northern
Securities Case?n
"lt WAS righteous decision,
and | hope it will be sustained
by the supreme court. But the
merger decision scarcely touches
the trust question. The fact that
the people are paying tribute to
a LARGO number Of trusts today Is
conclusive evidence that The pres
ent law is not alcOuatp or is not