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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

terrified voice close 10 ma a.
struck the water. after Ies,s.,
overheard. Twice wrapped y
arms around my neck and supss-
ed her upon my back a. / =.
struggling against the tlas =,
both times she slipped off erhss.
Cd.
7 tried desperately 10 hass :,
70 her. but the ehnrning a fhs = !.
rounding watefH-we were hegs.~.
the two yegsela-tore her 49,,
from me"
Duerto. IN q final effort 70 ~.
the girl. wriRRled out Of Ala ~,
which was harrasslng bis nor
mentH. and sacrificed an a 8.
money he had-aboui go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

rose 70 the surface.
] seized a floating butle.a.,
and swan toward the Jsanx
was picked up b. q boat fros. l.v
steamer after ! had been n 4.
water about 70 minutes.
The Dix sank 80 qnickly IL
the passengers in the cabins 10 !.
chance 10 save Themselves ~
Jeanne did ali she could 10 m,
the people on the Din. hui d,
officers seemed alow in han4laI
the boats"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

4 I'VE were on our course -
1 was aghast when the - /.
4 attempted to cross our u.s.
4 said Captain Mason, vac -
= interviewed by a rep
4 from The star. while ~
4 Jeanie was cruising IN m
4 bay this morning sesfsn n,,.s i.
4 for marks OF the wreck ~
4 had the right OF way az
= never had an idea Of va
4 was going TO happen un'h ~,
= we're upon them. Inc !,
a should have steered OIL
= port and avoided our w.
4 crossing TO the stern. y,
4 stead. when she was dlre'.
A In front OF us. the man
= the helm OF the little s'e.n ~
. sounded slow bell and sam
. the helm a final twiss
4 starboard. By this time /, - /,
. my ship stopped and al,ns ~
. backing. Il was too late nS n,
= ever. and we struck, shs ~. "a
. NOT hit the smaller boat ~, ~.
. and doubt that Il stove a ~
= in her. The high bow s 'Is.s
/. seems 10 have rolled her ua .s
4 ~ fpled with water 49,
= sunk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
THE gt.onE REALTY CO.
se Empire hlk. md and Nsdlaon.

pLoMsKoo. ERICKSON 4 COTTON. Inc
q, WEST SEATTLE Four lots Asiao
each $ cash, balance terms
FhsN- GILMAN AnntTfON@on hill not
faf from Great Northern docks. lot
iasina. 800 cash. balance !. aud :
yeats. ~ per cent
ti,eM-mfH AVE, between Denny Wav
and John -. with sfuam cnttnsa
81 % cash, balance I ara Years at
per cent
y op ELEVENTH Az Noafni soSiaa.
With cottage $500 caah. balance SO
per month
81. $40 WANEufN PLACE 8vefinahtua
lake Inien. lot a1Kiaa with a.runm
cutteee. = cash. snap
IoN lENF=NAiiM 20 acres east side %
lake Washington. s mile from
steamboat landing plenty 81 fruits
and strawberries. cows chickens
eie HHnt 50 per month. This ~ q
beautiful place aud a money maker
for a Hoo1 man. For further infnr
nation call at this office. 10 :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

The Seattle. Renton = SS ssoea'
took the first step tows ,u ~ per
tionIng the board ci pun" doubl
for permission to place 4. b
tracks t along washinsito' 'Ii,,,' \" al
tween Occidental ana T rnh avs
between Third and fi, va slss
which latter section the
wants TO pave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

end Irene Blelsx. his wife. also OF
Fremont In the complaint filed
this morning in the superior court
Mr.. and Mrs BleitE ask for dam
ages Ia the sum Of $4,000.
REAL EsTATE-cortInued.
---~~~s-~.--------~--~-e--
WEisf-nufLr t-HooM HOUSE
On hasi tnian street car He I bed rooms
Two htleta fifrrlare Ftpsd fdf ftff.
Hace ftus combination fixtures 4 ntes
Taarf almost nrH This IL q Haraafr nfire
sfgd View Of The urauntaiss Hish al
uffa ia Terms o. Gao cash and i.sI.
ancs 10 sstt
HAYWOOD. ns-is bailey plss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

damages Tor otanocF.
Trouble has Gene from alleged
aisndcrous statements made b. Tn.
deftaker Mathew q Carton Of Ere
mont about Undertaken ]. ]. Bleiis
RIAL EsrATE-continued.
A e JOHNSTON a co.
Hs.sias "A q - Downs uiess
risaass Main al Ind sirt.
~, etlsa. y tlocs ffem Rainier ifsisata
car line.
q Esa
10 affes choice Hard. p haifpm land, tn
proved. Sod house ana harm. a miles = =
n Kirkland. CLOSE 10 faiirsaa.
o. &c
/ aefe IN garden. sa.st tfuam house ciass
a. large nuchynfi. 1s.eent faro from Sc
attic.
so Pm ACRE
u. acre tracts. no finer land on the mar.
ket running stream, ca county fuadl 7
miles from Seattle Fl na1
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= tssttttttAAAtAi
NO REPORT or WRECK.


. At 3 o'clock this afteruon
= United States Inspectors q
= Hulls and Boilers Csptaln
q whitney and Turner. had =
= eelved no official report Of ~
. nixJeanie disaster. tnu
. this is done no Investigates
. will be ordered. Captains
4 Whitney and Turner sis'ea
. that undoubtedly within tso
= or three days the investigates
. would be ordered as the n
= port would be received
- "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
NEIoHBoRHooD SYMPATHY.

Blakeley is OF the oldest mill the sound
and the population Of the place is much fixed and stable
than is with mill Many OF mill employees
have been employed there for years living tho mill
their families and there had acquaintance and
neghborhood sympathy. Most of the victims OF
well known and those residents OF the place did
lose immediate relatives the loss friends
and old acquaintance.
In the habor several vessels loading eagoes
Der but all the work Of loading them suspended for
day and the vessels up their flags half Three
OF the OF the Ruth f. Godfrey passengers the
Dix when she down. but all succeeded in making their
escape Among the early lists of the dead name of
said be officer OF OF the vessels but this
proved later have been a mistake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

PHONE Your WANT Ap
To Tho star Main ieee Ind,
i1sS The star will cali and eol-
lect the hlll, and viii send 60
500 che answers % your al when
addressed care The Star
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS. struA.
TON WANTED, r. Up
WANTED AND AL OTHER
ADS. ONE CENT A WORD.
seysn words or oaetiens %
words 70 the limo, cash IN adj
vance. WIN charged IL ac-
count actual number If lines az
set will be counted Minimum
btu Tor an sad 30 centa nal-
lard Want Al ArcnoN. L H.
hfullcn. 81 ballard Ava opR
city Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
IS WRAPPED
IN A CLOUD OF GLOOM
BY JOE SMITH.

PORT BLAKELEY. Nov. Io-Today has been day
OF gloom Port Biakeey The mill is closed by order Of
the officers of the company business suspended and the
energies OF the inhabitants confined efforts console
the living for the loss Of their dear There Is hardly
family living the little mill town. among the older
settlers. which bereaved result Of last nights sad
accident
The first information regarding the accident reached
here by telephone late last evening and the whole
turned seek further information From the time the
first ntimA,on OF the wreck received the telephone
Seattle kept busy with inquiries who and who
the unfortunate vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
NadiOmal
Medical
Innsditulte

s..sa., vYssktaktan knd oreid7ntsi ~
trsats Al diseasaa q MNS Tits tes1te
tiea i Fun - FssalaF Phfsieiehe ~ -
- Qa.s,ttr Msdtstrs Nhe has eisrn
s~er4tflrE In aassttaira g tas ~
fr.sssr rtEes sa5l a. on the ntahs 80 WI
go fl..uttr NattHfna frrasHfteA Y fHl
49, Ts,-ilTsf - $50 stu faud feilsf bsfe
re geur ii3s We ntss the h5st HNs'asg =,
kraafa a niedieal eft&nees ~ Htsttef 800
ass8zsz 20 hau tans rea hafs 49, y -
=. 90 .e.-af4stafs are - tte h@st and
Ave haa toHx stpsfisaae e9<HAAsAN
rfnN PVEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

~rcN1sssS r,,,,,l;s 10 iS nc
13ePE rs6fJ1I sii 90 700 IN
n 6f6vn- 10 thlll{ suesi
II Z hfgz ! ce-, !. !. Alseas hls.
y II 0Is7Iea 4 nen ll-l n " hl
C1TFf HTKTfY % Ma Viva Ave.
W. have ali thffe 2 q ell
TgGfes III nanlsp s q hiy itaiisF
tunins Phones ~ tlaa IND AsAl
TTfEdEHKTp : AftVHEG, ~ Lam'
tst tsgtanse hlls
q r HIIasa' IL ] ] flmss alaa
THOMPSON 4 M0dNE. = rise phHas
49, e % ~ I'm ----
Me,-areIi Fsslf ~ - Alsaas = "a
ii NIElsCN- MIN Nashlnttea tllk
Fsed5s s 81, n, r. isaIa. hullhs
CE1l1zN fSNfTfaf Nf t5l- iloaH &
Kinnsaf HiHe rHf Hh sH1 tihg
Ja'aa 6lssss NeTV .. ~ Maflaa
~ .---------------.---
THFn # 71NuEiI IL Roou a. -
ueneg ga.man Mis-e
Ifsaf-1a- Ssw Yafl BIS
T1I76 80 - i55 Wssh INA. 4 81
W1r & lfsla6J. ~ HslIs5 nlas Zoo
sfif taushl ana sold
TzFTTTI IT1iTT - @ EmpIls DC
MINIS ANn MINING
z s,rsnls s,ors. - u, .eath -
HaNr uonn RHNH
WREN HhAtffsE AID TACOMA
~ atfss al ieffl fnsHi saiiI o. uer arfH
- asfvs. sead coll fiHs ipesiien ~ PEI
arfe
. aefe.. al lowell Sod timber, 80 esf
affH
~ aefsa partly Improved - paf aefs
HnhhMl NAIHHf
SO 50 81 aisska uaiidinE IN
FOR sALU-FARM LANDS.
uEsr nuN ~ KINa COUNTY nsHr
fafni. 80 aHfes, 81 ehaias fitsf bottom
land zee arras in cultivated a. sgfrs iH
meadow. g acres ~ hala 10 sefss nafs
good pasture tnfFe tsaftHk afghaff
rienff sHtins Hstrft rHaasfu srfefHi desHt
Ins lafsa frame Tan aisa nFs hep siiea
several aattHiidinss fins lasstteni sftaiH
lns saaf town trice, tnEiadiaE stock AL
nouDnr NALruY.
81 SO % Aiass4 laiiains nu|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

We have several lots in good locality
which We can Offer A. from fauo IN. worth
nNnhle The WpnfY. The Supreme court has
ruled that tsx titles are Geaa II viii PAL
you 90 iaek this up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
NO SLEEP LAST NIGHT.

In many OF the bereaved homes there sleep last
night the living waiting through the long hours of darkness
in the hope OF further information from the missing The
fact that bodies recovered cutched many
instances ground for the hope that OF those report
cd missing in fact the wrecked steamer but
the confirmation from survivor after another
this hope vanished and the missing dead
The first survivors OF the wreck reach Port Bakey
arrived there the Florence shortly after
o'clock in the morning and they immediately beseged
with anxious inquiries after the fate of the missing In but
few instances they able give the ques,onefs
than faint rays OF hope.
put out from Port Blakeley early hour this
morning and spent several hours cruising about the vcn
ty of the collision in the hope OF picking up Of the
bodies OF the victims but returned about o'clock without
having found any.
a, today arrangements had been made for
ices for the dead all energies having up that been
devoted the work OF ascerang accurately might be
Just who down with the boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
MONEY TO LOAN,

VIRTUE
Lana manff ~ amounts - $500 nn oh iin
NHafHa 81 lmVfuVfna teal estate tHatsht
ID fiat leans And tHHtaiinifnt loanH 81 10
soHaHia fata1 Vt intelf#ft
u A NlNfrn So nostgn uisgk etf
ifWls i Nust NhAtN,
Heel ESTATE traua.
NHH d tiua ttN
So ofienfai uiast Hsaitlp, Wash. ~
Gutse iuAnA stuftstunt isi nestaa III
a
& lean Vn giahna. Htfnitafe. NafHsss etc b
en faal estate ~ nnf ktnd 20 sarufitt. Law
fsHss Msfphf. ilf Nv Nafk hlnrh II
AHHsf So htn Hff raj ratnir Hf ahsHta ts.
4 Il ffnfiHUH Hfa EaN nafN ri.Hak p
tiaFa 81 Ices. sNHi IHnl sHtatH HHafa
HfatN en Gag Martha Nlft II
HAtsAffA fnANl.
fffH fHfHrENf ANAN COMPANY
en- MAnfak HfIf DINO "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

10000 ACRES o. yaiisy land cold at
Pacific City the last % days Easfsrn
psople buy hiiltaps. oid-timsfs here bsy
ttcice VALLEY land ~ Pacific city, right
o. Tacoma fntHfuf ban. only few minutes
ride. Bee Nj Griffin. he viii surprise
you IN Prices and terms. Water nov In
AMI ripsd 10 all land free Div. g. the
last GneH on today. 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

Independent aes sunset Mein 80
W A GORDON = CO -
as Arcade building -
asruud ~ and Inion.
WEET FEATTIF A SPECIALITY
Mice building lots near car ard -Etib ,ui
izEa % lao0 each eniy ~ cash.
.gso0
good s.room house. fine view, . Or eesi
ear and school easy terms
o. flq#M CASH
Araum. new cottage with large efie 3ut
blocks from Woodland PARK car. eAsd "
lot tsEil0
o. 30 $3.50 CASH
tsfnum, neN cottage ~ Green fAkr b..
bic corner, ~ improved the prettff4( DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

NEAR HELLBvuE-io acres. well I'm.
proved large bearing orchard. Z acres IN
small fruits new f.roem house. large barn
hieksn houses. Price. Including stock and
tools. ts.eQa.
ROBERT MALTuY.
30 afe.sH Alaska building. --iasff
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soeterY NOTICES.

paHftne suarangsesA Z rftYats
- lazasha MaUsntss Temple. tih
~ e. ntse issssas EVER taf
n All sseninF ciassss fhuftiaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

Ffne rst4n. tHc HueFas fsrnifure. wufk
elslp shef one e9rd DRY sod afeund
fsaf 81 maafh tin M Eliioft ave. feaf
f1affsrF - - III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
FoN oALE-AoREAog-LeoaiIdl.
" A QaNpoN Is 60.
lsa Hf6ait nuiiiinE
Second Ave ana uuiau.

acre iu atfhaff aus Haftfn ~ hlrn
uanA Mehfh aaat house, tees ana VOL
huNi Fnai WH4aH tlncha ftam SOUND,
wharf and H 81 station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

$ aeras Naahaa uaier fioat = in orch
AL snd knfdsn sHali hnaaf. sd intomf
Ifausfiy tnd tbs best iutnsinaht We know
h5. n huuf eide ffnm Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

1 am tha mAh4 30 fiss To- Neuf reusf i
si4h uiy srfeeHa house ffnaiHana ia AZ 4
tfsrrhss Aandait slA Msstsfa ave 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19


Nth the greatest bargains In sash aai
Soofs ever offered - snJ establishment
IN the korth~srt
o y WILLIAMS co.
1910 Western Ave.
The largest ard faasf fhFrfahiy tnnwn
,ssh ard aoor dealers in ms Northwest
Y1r aaIer NfnaH anIuaai ~ farnitsrt and
Z fs.ofas fnr rent with hath Call f111 Sec.
dn8 ave over kFies Gfucsfy. md aad
nfoadNaF. Ballard Isis
SHOW cAaEa
Al kinds 81 ssooaf hand show Gases
for sale
narhan, wsbsr 80 - fss Az. 80. "a
rer Naie~tiesae and ehicksns Call up
North ~ ~ 81
= good COW. part tsFsey. an Hatsmsn
~ teafEef0wn. Main ri fiji
secund hand shge eases Toe sale Albert
Hansenl FIRST anf chsfrf #tf
- INVESTMENTS,
WATCH PACIFIC err. & b Hiiimasfs
nsw town In tbs valley. grow We have
10. ens Inverted and things mast move
offices In Timss block. sss us today
IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

DON'T FAITs TO GEE this 10 sores. out
near Kent. ali level. excellent sell. easily
cleared 800. easY iafme
ROBERT MkLTHf.
pf9 SO elt Alaska building -i1.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

acres aaai miiaf iaha an nvsfat
lntsrIhan. aeaa snil, partly siashed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

NurlitNa uEffHb 900 pEn Acnr
s HUfe4 NfaHH Niam ~ mite Hafef uuntt
opposite seattle streams 20 Hsfas cult
waited M ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-26
HadIeg Makes Grave Charge
Against Standard.
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS NEXT
THING ON THE PROGRAM
Accountant TurreII SwearS He Was
Forced to Sign False Name
to Document.

Cleveland o., Jan, 25.--At the con-
cluson of the afternoon session here
today of the investigation into the
Standard Oil company's methods of
doing business, inaugurated by the
state of Missouri. Attorney General
Hadley of the latter state, who is
conducting the examination of wit
nesses. announced that sufficient evil
dence had been produced during the
day to warrant the bringing of crimi-
nal proceedings under the laws OF
New York
Mr. Hadley said
Louis II. Turrel accountant Of
Detroit, and for some years an en-
rloye of the standard oil company,
who has been on the stand all day,
has given us the best exposure of
Standard Oil methods of anything
which we have yet obtained.
"Mr. Turrell has sworn here today
that he was induced by Standard oil
officials to sign the name of r. A,
Turrell to the documents. when in
reality his name is Louis II. Turrell
Fis testimony further shows that his
signature was never sworn to, and the
notary who took his affidavit can un-
der the laws OF New York be prose-
cuted for forgery in the first degree.
It will be up to Mr.. Jerome to say
whether the persons who induced
Turrell to sign his name falsely can be
included in the prosecutions"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-26
CRIES
DEFIANCE TO
THE FRENCH
DICTATOR DECLARES TAIGNY
VIOLATED ALL ETIQUETTE
TeIegraphS Statement Of Vene.
zueIa'8 Positon--Says Minister
Broke Laws of Port,

Caracas, Monday Jan, %, via Port
of Spain, Trinidad.-In reply to a re-
quest sent him today by the Associat-
ed Press correspondent for state
ment of Venezuela's attitude concern
ing the Venezuelan situation,
President Castro Immediately tele-
graphed as follows;
You can transmit to the Associated
Press the following:
IN, Taigny, the French charge
d'alfaires at Caracas. not only violat-
ed diplomatic etiquette, as is proved
by the fact of his presenting a protest
against the Venezuelan government
when the French Gable company was
calmed. and had been almost arrang-
ed with, but the protest has brought
the disagreeable situation between
France and Venezuela to the point Of
"a rupture Of friendly relations But,
not content with this, he, having been
deprived by his government Of the dip
lomatic character with which he was
invested in Venezuela. violated as a
French citizen the laws of the port
of Laguaira by embarking on a
French liner. whereupon the Vene-
zuelan government, in order to avoid
new difficulties and after its police
had been treated contemptuously re-
solved not to permit Taigny to re-
land. "CIPRIANO CASTRO"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-26
OPPOSITION GAVE TT UP
AS \ VERY BAD JOB

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Jan 25,-The house
passed the statehood bill according to
schedule today. The republican op-
position to the measure spent its en-
tire force yesterday, and no effort was
made to defeat the bill on its final
passage, only 33 of the insurgents"
voting against the measure. The bill
passed by a vote of 1914 to $50.
The debate which preceded this
vote began at If o'clock and was
practically featureless so far as any
hope was entertained Of changing the
measure in the slightest degree.
The bill as passed provides that ok.
lahoma and Indian territory shall
constitute one state under the name of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-26
MONEY WOULD NOT GET
MINED ZIP MITH EIROpTE

Washington, Jan. 25.-The foreign
affairs of the United States continued
to hold the attention Of the senate
Moroccan and Dominican affairs being
the question at issue. Mr. Money was
the principal speaker and he talked
for over two hours in opposition to the
course of the administration with ref
erenco to both Santo Domingo and
Morocco. He contended that there
was danger Of becoming involved uu-
necessarily i'm the affairs of other
countries by participating in the Al
geciras conference and that this coun-
try was not sufficiently concerned
with the conduct OF affairs I'm Santo
Domingo to justify our course I'm that
island He also took the position that
the president had transcended his au-
thority there.
Mr.. Hepburn spoke in support Of
the annexation of Santo Domingo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-26
Argentine Hero Buried.

Buenos Ayres. Argentina. Jan 25.--
The funeral Of General Mitre was a
most impressive scene. President Quin-
tana, who was III did not assist
The vice president delivered an adj
dress at the government palace. as did
the ministers Of Chill. Brazil, Uruguay
and the Papal Nuncio. the latter
speaking In the name Of the diplomat
ic corps.
AZ four o'clock the hearse left for
the Recoleta cemetery. the coffin was
placed on gun covered with the Ar
gentne flag and beside the sword and
cooked hat Of the general was the
modest black hat General Mltre al
ways used and made popular by him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-26
VIGOROUS DEBATE IN
NINE WORKERS. CONVENTION

Indianapolis, Jan. 25.-The demand
Of the United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea that the operators and miners Of
the southwestern district be admitted
to the functions Of the joint confer
ence Of the coal operators and miners
Of the general competitive district
was twice defeated during the first
session Of the joint conference in
Tomlinson hall this afternoon. The
question provoked considerable debate
and, aside from the adoption Of the
reports of he committee on rules ana
other executive business and creden-
tials, was the only business disposed
Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-26
Taxation Scheme Rejected
BY Delegates.
'0LD COMMITTEE WILL DRAW
UP A NEW CODE OF RULES
Senator Money Declares It a Mistake
for Uncle Sam to Get
Into MK-Up,

Algeciras Jan, 25.-Spain at todays
session of the Moroccan conference
presented the draft of convention
providing for a better return of taxa
ton in Morocco and also for the Gre
alton of new revenues The confer
ence after some discussion expressed
the opinion that nothing should be
proposed for Morocco which may
modify the basis Of the present 'orga-
ni2ation of the country or be in CON
tradicton with the habits of the Mo-
roccan people regarding land taxation.
The conference decided that the
work of drawing up the new rules
shall be entrusted to the same COM
mittee which examined the question
Of the control of the trade in contra
band arms, with the addition of Bel
gian, Russian and Moroccan members.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-26
CHANCES or JOINT STATEHOOD
IN SENATE APPEAR Coon

Special to the Morning Journal.
Washington, Jan. 25.-fhe chances
of the Hamilton joint statehood bill in
the senate are now admitted on all
sides to be good The bill will be re-
ported Monday and at once made un-
finished business, The pressure Of Ok
lahoma on the democratic senator's is
extremely heavy There are a few re-
publican senators who are still uncer-
tain. Arizona appears to concede the
passage of the bin, but is fighting for
the Foraker amendment \ delegation
of joint statehood boosters is to come
to Washington from Arizona at once
and will give able assistance The
consensus Of opinion is that the bill
will pass the senate after fight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-26
rnckcrs Repln DO Hcdqe.

Chicago. Jan. 25.--The efforts Of
the lawyers in The packers case to
reach an agreement upon the facts in
the case were fruitless up to noon to-
day. but the conference Is still I'D
progress. The attorneys for the pack
ors offered today to agree that NO
promise Of immunity had ever been
made to them by Commissioner Gar
neld, and such a promise II made,
would not have had any bearing on
the case. The offer was declined by
the government attorneys.