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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
MAY CALL OFF
STRIKE

CHICAGO. nse. 20 All pFoha
hiiity ~ a strife II the members
Of the Br0gheFbnod ot Locomotive
Ftfemen and EaEineara soat nf tho
Mississippi waa swept away this
aftsfnaoa whsn the tIurisast1a
practically agreed 10 srant aahnian
tai Concessions q W naiipn.
chairman of the general committee
appointed - the union. said
~Fha nufi.nEtaa promises concss.
aions whieh. II granted. wiil mean
no strike A settlement n In sight =
q IL understood that all the roads
have agreed 20 accept the terms
upqp which any ono road may ad.
itfxF ia differences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
SCHOOL BOY BURIED.

Funeral services for Earl ID.
Stewart, the i5.ycarold son Of Mr..
md Mrs. W. y. Stewart. 1916 Thir.
y eighth av. north. who died az tha
Pacific hospital Christmas day.
acre held from the Butierworth &
sous chapel az o'clock this after
noon. The deceased was attending
school AZ the time be took sick. In.
termant was made in at Pleasant
esnafnrg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
RAILROAD MAN
WAS b|CAM|ST

WORCESTER Mass. Dec. saA-
Mrs. Rose Fiinn. % BirchburE. To-
day retained counsel TO show the
legality u her claim 20 the fortuaa
Of John Fiinn. who died In Los Al.
geles November al. and who was
manager OF tho Southern Pacific
railroad AZ the time ~ his death
The woman claims f1inn deserted
her and her three children 40 yeaFs
aRa. She went west. she says. four
years aao and found, her husband ID
the railroad convention at son
Francisco. where she learned OF hls
high position and that he had maf !
Red twice In the west without ID !
curing divorce from her. Mrs
F1inn has Just learned Of her hus.
bands death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
GRIMES AR EFoUNp OUT.

Information was this morning
flied BY the prosecuting attorney in
the superior court charging Joe
West with larceny by false pre-
lenses In the amount Of $50 from
.. ! Nelson. Of the Peoples cafe.
Edward Kelley II charged with hav-
Ing stolen $50 blue FOX skin. an
s. uair Of moose hide gloves and
kss IN cash from Il. N. Rhodes q
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
POSTMASTER IS
FOR sl24S
PETERSON
TWO


Postmaster q. "a. Stewart IVES
late yesterday afteFuosa made the
Defendant In an action begun in
the superior eourt ~ the Nonfana
Stables. IN Which demand - made
faf ths sam q tL2tAss The suit
has EfaNn cut q the partnership
entered into some time aRo ~
Aessfs. Stewart. James t.ynrh ard
coisuan. q this city. when the
Montana Stables. al Fourth av and
W'Ashinstaa .. were Opened At
that tire verbal stfpuiafinna were
made whereby the two latter mem.
beers 81 the partnership were 60
draw anaeffle salaries Tor actual
work performed. ana providing for
tbs free care and feeding ~ Post.
master Stewards horses
Last MAY the partnership vas ifs-
solved and a settlement purportad
to have been effected Coleman and
tsYneh each paid certain sums hack
into ere Treasury 20 balance their
ovefdrafts There Waa s,ili over
g. zoe unaeeounted for. This. d il
aiieEed. ths company - determined
70 aeeara through the courts from
sealtlsa no4tmnster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
SUDDEN NOW TAKEN WHICH
CREATES ANNOUNCEMENT -
NO REASON GIVEN.

The engineering parties FOR the
Union Pacific that have been work
ms between Seattle and tho CO.
iahlhia river have been suddenly
called off their work There WAS one
eaftY here. another at Tcnino. uiill
ethefa aIans the line. making five
alifafent squads who were working
on the Proposed iins 90 thla city. All
have been laks-n from tho Job, and
the only H4sn IN the field nov are
ono or two who are doing some
toraefanhieal work on tho Columbia
river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
PRESIDENT Isl
LAUNCHED

Tie HnW steamer President hH
Is built Ht Camden. n j. uB tie
HHHHa ea1at steamship company
Haa launched thIa afternoon HiHH
Aauahaiia uiahry Waa sponsor
The President 90 one ~ the nee
type Of vessels She has twin
aHfaWa and la modern throughout
THE President VIII be- brought
around the Horn and placed Ia com
mission for tho Nome season next
year
The Pacific Coast Steamship cont
HauY has under construction an
other sister ship which viii be
named Governor This will be
launched in February from the same
HhipYaHda as the President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
CHARGED WITH
MURDER

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. 20 Lee
Holder. age n years. son Of Rev u
l. Holder. WAS arrested m Troy.
Texas. on a warrant charging him
with the murder Of his father.
9huao dead body was found Ia "A
field Thursday night. Young
Holders shoes flttod with the
tracks found near the body The
father was shot and his head was
beaten Two months ago an attempt
vas made 10 poison the minister A
detective wa hired. bat tho family
dismissed him after certain dleeoY.
cries had been made. refusing 20
tell what evidence the officer had
discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

A NgcN tFnMN ron tfrrLM MONET
sE9 fF NoW ~ rot wANr tr.
o. m4-sHhHs = Festaast - = aH,1sA saHs
fftfa AfEa 4ns " was q aaap al
thaHaHaEast We afFsat HHrf SOS
faN5sas FtsH festsiaa4 Fss1fesaea -
Hzalss HaAas fsAf aFG ia- s'ktst
ms e s1taassd f1ef a fitfie rlHfa
fAzH Esaes fflu ~ EfaFs1t.at esE
EaH zas So Hss 4 falf FIag lnlf
Hel4 tEH seHaa HHI sea VII
ssatssH a s&as1aafss ttQflL
HAnvkHu HEkLrr CONTAIN.
EEH Waiksr uaflEfaE
- ssaHt Aqenas
1EEZEa MHf.'sT NII ~
o. tesh A. g. s4ar ialFarsfIf NfsII.o
- strHe frsss essre. o. 80 each gts
y ra1es aassF So aAs4st FfiEF.
MHMkta fttA.TN aus
81 Ms4faa "a Ira
HAf.AsARfA
tFW-fmisNsH iats - sash
tsta@s eHasss hsas#a fwa tatf $50 cess
a. - AHM kHHasan Haslat 2 istE tgaN gkNN
o. fNaa4 rassas ha4ae 3 tasa sos ease
81 ~ saaaaa Hssssal 2 egrueF msa. So
nash
nse-sssqaa hsa.s. sasssr iass. On ear
hes Are 4sasn haaas. rtass 20
Ws0tssna fass $50 Les O. -
u teis asesaa ssH Feg asA ~ issittrt
fsls. Mss aa fns Es4
WARaEa szHENTNENT 90
Nsasa slaesylE nttF
HafFsaaa tssf Fa9rfh Az 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
RAILROAD WANTS JURY
TO HEAR LAND CASE

The oregon a Washington Rail-
road company this morning filed a
petition "a the superior court ask
ing for a jury hearing Of their con-
domination proceedings against pa
vid r. Eitel OF ~. Tor the construc-
ton work on their proposed right
of.way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
SUSPECTED OF
ROBBERY

RENO. New. Dec - Thomas
Conway. q Reno barber. has been
arrested and II charged with com.
pitrity IN the theft II the treasure
bas % the Wells Fargo Express
company As the depot IN thia city
last week. Tho police have reoov.
cred the bon. bat the treasure IL
still missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
MUST NOT SKATE ON
slpEwALkS SAYS CHEF

Chief Of Police Wappennteln has
received numerous complaints
about boys skating on the streets
aud sidewalks IN the district west
OF Lake Washington and In North
seattle This morning he sent or
ders 10 the officers In those parts
OF the city 10 pat a stop 10 the
nuisance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
u. P. CALLS IN ALL
ITS ENGINEERS

what the move means mo- one
aeemH ta know. hut thg action r. be-
Ing dlaeuaHed with considerable ans
pfehanaiun by real estate men wua
have heard Il here.
No Information hau been glven out
ON the matter. and peaHlmiatia
vlaN Of the ease has been advanced
BY aama that possibly with Haiti
msua recent thrashinE Of Hll a.
the ftght Zoe tho milwaukee, Rad
he has concluded that road VIII be
enough Tot him Ia this section. II
Others say q ia probably a dodge
Co scare property owners and make
them think the road IL not coming
80 riHhtso WaY can be- bought az
low figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
CLERK Is BEATEN
BUILDING FIRED

DOVER. n a.. Dec - Robbers
xho attacked Bookkoeper Charles
.Goldthwaite. Of Fisk Bros brick
Yards and who thought they had
killed him. iEnited the plant. which
WIS harned NJ n loss Of t2oo. 0oa
.uoitihwhife escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
D. A. c. DEFEATS
SNOHOMISH
tssar sssesal ssrvis..l

sNoHoaIsH. n.c. 20. The
Company e basketball team. con
slstinR mostly u last years Puget
Sound Academy champioaship play
era, vas defeated BY the o, A. G.
team last night. % b 20. The game
waA fass and exciting. neither side
acquiring n biE Lead Through q
mistake the game VAS first an
nnnneed In favor 81 Suohomiah
Corvallis men are said 90 have al.
mlttsd that the soldiers played the
better basketball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

SEATTLE CHOSEN

BELLiNGHAM. Dec. 29-Ths
goth annual convention Of the
Washington State Educational asso-
citation, the most successful ever
held. waa concluded al a late hour
last night
Prof Edwin Twitmeyer. principal
81 the Bellingham high school. was
elected president and o. G Whit
uey. Of Tacoma, was reelected sec
Rotary. Seattle was chnaen aa the
meeting place for the convention Of
Na0T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
QUIET IN CUBA .
fseripp. Tsl.eraph ssrviss.)

WASHINGTON, n. C.. Dec. 20 -
Secretary Taft this morning said he
had assuring reports of Cuba from
Governor Magoon that there Is no
danger Of n general uprising. as the
provisional governor Of this coun-
try. recently established. continues
its functions pcaceabiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
OF
DIFFICULTY

WASHINGTON. d G.. Dec. 81
After conference this afternoon
Attorney General Bouaparte and
Attorney Doviln, Of San Francisco.
announced that a course of action
had been decided upon Ia the Japa.
nese school question. bat they
would not be made public IT pres.
Nnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
ARRESTED roR wire BEATING.

Archibald Gordon. i123 EiKh
teenth av. north. was arrested this
morning by Detectives Adams and
curbott ON q warrant sworn out By
his wife. Jane. and charging him
with assault and battery on Dccen.
Der 20 The case will be heard on
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

J STEAMER Lost
Many pRowng
tsefleps Tslseraeh ssrvlos.l

tADlk. Francn Dee - 4
. The steamer HeidsiberE Has 4
= lest IN the great STERN vhich q
4 II raging In the straits ~ 4
= Gibraltar Several persons Z
. u@Fv aFo~ned 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
FUNERAL TO BE
TOMORROW

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ss-Ths
eassatt funeral will be held from
the family residence AZ o'clock
tomorrow afternoon Burial sery.
Ices will De held NJ the Church 81
the Redecmer. In Bryn Mawr. AZ (
O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
Nlg RIFT


Ha Eel
tanfH - aa eez4 Maltese arssaa.
rssats fsiH HaF HHs1HaHia ana uHtrf era
iaarkfs asasH llfHsa
H#
81 Il HaH4ssH a #sd scar IuIan. tha
straRsst u5as i thla aisuici
HHa
estzl. = Ht naaf tuien. assessments
rei1 flea e5sa. fefass
HaaEa
asa
tFaaa afa esflssa ~ nStn gaefn
Aans ass PES asat taalsle rlaf turlas.
NeF4 asa
as
Ereaa faaIafa essfaae trf wrls ta at.
lsy. stH esq aaFth scar Gfesnart A VefF
tasifAhFe as@HsH 81 - saah rrlutua
NNa
s.resn esssn haata. ~ psfn ta afty.
ffh az WHHs h#HH a'fea fsff hIHr NlaH
rhis = ssa4 tar esah.
NHnHHfT HrktrV co
- NHH Nask Niark tii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
TO De TRIED HERE FOR
CRIME COMMITTED fe07

United States Deputy Marshal
Fred NJ Lathe returned from spo
kane las, night. having IN charge
John Shell. who will be tried In the
federal court here on the charge Of
harElariSlng the postoffice al Pm
innaa In 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
WILL SUPPRESS
REBELS

BERLIN. Dec. 2e.--Ths colonial
office denies that peace has been
arranged wlth the Herreroa. IN Ger.
man Southwest Africa. but says
that the troops are only required to
run down a few bands 81 rebels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

tttttttttttttftt
= TO hsshoolHArc :
4 Ro08EVgLr =
4 faefIppa Telegraph asrsicsJ =
= HhN rjtNNlsCH uaH ~ =
4 fHe hu.n of education lis =
= morning received ID marked :
= fsHf 0f H IauHu.r fe#aIH| .aH .
4 Hff newspaper Published az 4
Hefkeiet in which fha HHa 4
4 ton oft President Too faII l. =
4 advocated Tho afIIrla Ha#H. :
0uI policy lH toward the over =
= IHfa waf tho mIhada AMI the ,
a pre- idrnt ua representing the =
= capitalist class aa soon aa pos =
4 altie. and we don't hesitate rs =
= ~ the means" .
Tho boasd o. determined 10 :
= place tho m1iter ln the hands =
Of the postal authorltiea =
FE4F HEEg4 4s4s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
JURY |NO|CTS
THE SANTA f

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2a-rhe
federal grand jury voted batch. 6f
indictments against the Santa Re
railroad on charges Of rebating. II
Is believed that not only IL the
company involved. but a number Of
local officials and citizens aa well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
HARRY ORCHARD
IN COURT

BOISE. Idaho. Dec ~ Harry
Orchard. whoc0nfesaodto the asaaa.
aiuaiion Of Former Governor sieun.
eaherg. was taken 10 Caldwell this
morning 10 appear before the dis.
tuct court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
JEFF DOESN'T
KNOW OF FIGHT

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec ~
James J. Jeffriea today said he had
received no word for Manager De
laney. who signed the agreement
In San Francisco for fight with
squires Of Australia at Rhyolite in
April for n $4,000 purse.
lie said he did not believe the
agreement had been signed and he
didn't know whether he would re.
unter the ring for such a purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
CARUSO MUST
PAY FINE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2a--lteoardsr
goff this afternoon decided the
case against Enrico Caruso uphold.
ing the police magistrate. Caruao
must accept COTS decision and pay
a fine u SO. there being no appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
Is ACCUSED OF
CROOKED WORK

VANCOUVER. ID. G.. Dec. 30 -
Former Governor C0nEdon. who
was recently removed from the com.
misslonership u tho Yukon. Ia
charged vlth dishonest practices.
The federal government has ap-
pointed = commission OF inquiry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
WRECK
NEAR OLYMPIA

N.NHH lN..fHH -NHHH H#HH##
OLYMPIA. Dec - SIR Rob
eff Baker of Olympia. aaa iataily
injured. hcf Infant AGED year ana
"a hail. was KILLED and john fiaN.
iharua was severely ialueH YesIer-
day when "a Nor heHn Pacific loco.
motive crashed into the feaf eHd
~ q freight train standing On The
main limo Of the GrayH Hafbof
branch a. Aliens Mili. 10 miles
southwest of olympia.
Harry Alien. The millmans states
that h. informed the conductor u
the freight train that be heard tho
whistle Of an approaching engine.
bat states that The latter replied
that no trains were due ~ that
hour. and consequently he made no
effort 70 clear the track Engineer
Zuesler. Of tho locomotive stated
that be had no word OF the freight
train. and that as Bo0n 81 be dis
covered the train be made every
effort 10 stop his engine Ills story
was verified By bystandera. Who De.
clare that hia engine slid for dis
lance Of 100 yards before the crash
came.
Body Found In smokestaek.
The body Of the Baker infant vas
found an hour after the wreck i.
the am0kosiack Of the locomotive.
whers n had been thrown b. the
force Of the collision. The body
vas burned 20 a crisp The ehisd's
m0thes wns removed to Olympia
where she ia IN a terrible eondl.
ton. suffering from burns.
John Hawthorne. who was In
thu c1h00ae. vas also Ia the wreck
on the Intcrurbnn road at Milton
last Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

ST. LOUIS. BIO. Dec 20 -Adolph
nuachs condition was favorable
this afternoon lie will pass the
crisis tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

suWE STILES PROM PIONEER
~ ARE y GOD Fasan foaf. tNeniY
aH hsaf aH rleafef an fenced aH 81
haaHeH HaHH Ha all srn hHif Tor
ff ~. HHEF aaHF Terms
HHHEilf MALTuf
Haaa Alaska nlu1inF 80 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
BRUTALITY
is REPAID
fseriepa elsaraph servioe.)

LuKOFF. Russia. Dec 20
Twenty workmen from LODI forced
their way into the house Of Colonel
Obrufahoff. In this city. today and
killed him The asaassins bound
his servants and set the place on
fire. Colonel Obrutshon formerly
commanded Iodz and used great
brutality IN putting down the riots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
Rye Accountable.

LONDON. Dec Notification
that James y. Bryce ~ acceptable
to the United states has been re.
ceived and the appointment WIN be
announced Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
CRIED SHOOT ME. "

= Deputy Coroner wiltsle stat. 4
4 ed this afternoon that he =
4 would introduce witnessat =
4 the investigation OF the Inter =
4 urban wreck this afternoon =
= who saw Charles Foas. the a
a flagman, as soon as the wreck q
q occurred. throw up his hands =
4 and cry, Shoot met" Mr.. u
A Wiltsle would not give the a
4 name OF the witness q
tsttk tttttt
Meat Prices That Please
At the city Han Market. sos Third
av, near Yeslcr 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
PRESIDENT Gets
MANY BIRDS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Dec
2p.-The president and friends were
out early this morning and, despite
the heavy fog. baged many birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

THg anNFfowEH REALTY 60
Main 1891 tfI mm
sHs83 pEQpIsEfs RANK HLDg.
At agsEHN LAKE
MF VIEW VIA
8 - FoH fsRa8H COTTAGE hrb g
TOTS
g. $50 avn aHH SIS per mrnfH INr COTS
tag g pIfafefsd ana On god Good iiau
an location. fhe g lots are uHf HHIf..
tatiar. aHi fiff Hafrf "a lI fHnr Huf
fsaf - fsss TIE terms nrr rE..a Iiln.
eiif se91. aH4 Z = bargain.
Underwood AVE- LOTS At go And
Sea
% DOWN AID 90 pru MONTH
Their = esftalalF - Ffeafff nrfiFifF
tnrNhera thar fl this aarflon ad1 villa
Nfnia - aeaF FrtauaiG Er1fts 500 HsHI1
~ fffAll iNHHa5Faants
sD-sg fNopLss BANK BLDG
au
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
seAL EsrArE-con,inu.d

REAL EsTATE-continusd.
80 essk' ia a-ssIssssi Z ~
tl6<k = car. 2 blocks from station OunsF,
Easi fts "a
CTEkF iats 20 feet iots an fas-
WASH IA fnn aaf car lire. nursing 20 deep
safar aH4F SITS - tie. terms - 90
month. ire new canal will maxi fhnsn
sfaffh thousands see ffiiirran'e saiaafneu
tatsT IN Tlasea ula-s. before thsT are al
satf 80
gAHff8H - DENNY q EWfNu. NC
UfsHf kissks nuiidins
nssf EafafH fnaHa anf Insurance It
go rEfOW VALUE
ffaffa Hi9sfefH hHsfaH huif f0r n home
fine rafHaf - god Wees n iate anf noHas
fafna 81 faiuHfea fidr frufu ptke n for
81 n7a fe# aash taianra ~ rnr month
Al HHNEH HeHfKE q FuunCaT.
"a Emrire uhF
wfw EFrnErr fNTFprnBAN
Tilahf nElea have bottom land al level
rnHd saif afre creek a. ha
Ten acres partly cleared. $3.50
TIHH aHfaa n aHa
FiFe HHfaa fH
EiHH acres HH
EHaaafa fFHsfa a# All aaaF faff4a
EaHEHT WtLTnY
eI1HH htfafH uuiifinr 90 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

Pike Street. between First and Sec
ond. saves half your meat bills-
Try them and DO convinced. OPP
posite the Bon Mafehe see
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-19
oAYNoR AND GREENE.

TIE SPECTACLE PRESENTED
in rae court al Savannah by attorneys
for the license in the case Of Gaynor
and Greene. charged with defrau ding
tle government, is not calculated 10
increase respect for law. u has been
egcrai years since these two men es-
capei 70 Canada and began their
fgat AGAINST eEtrailton. They had
money which was evidently stolen
from th= government ana which they
freely uesd il fshtng The la~ through
tecaric.iities ard othsrW.-e. flasliy
EEEia-l o-dfrr1 -hat th1 rriso- ~
e delivered 70 tze C1!ted S.ates ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-19

( th5rites, and The decision was halle
r as triumph Of Justice, even II th'
i fugtives had escaped just punishment
for years. The men are still resortinl
to technicalites to gct off Through
their counsel they plead that Englanl
yielded them to the United States on
one ground of action while they arr
under Indictment by this country fol
lanolAer crime
4 Gaynor aud Greene are generally be.
\ leyed 70 be Fulty Of the crime
charged II they were Innocent if
/. would b impossible ID convict them.
/ But innocent men do not spend years
ana large sums Of money fighting eX-
tradition. The man whom il Is claimed
that they hribed to grant them I'M
munity from inspection ana thereby
Ilet them get large and dshouest
profits was tried, found guilty and
punished The bfiber Is as bad or
worse than the one ha bribes and ii
Carter deserved punishment surely
Gaynor and Greene are equally de-
serving Of it.
The long dolyas in the execution of
the laws naturally create feeling of
iistrnst in the courts and tend 10 en-
courage disrcspect for the law. The
ordinary process Of procedure enables
one charged with crime, If he has
some money. to successfully resist
the administration of justice often for
years. But even worse than that, the
laws are so framed and interpreted
these days as to often permit a crimi-
nal OF whose guilt there Is no doubt
to 20 free under a LOT Of technicalities
which his shrewd and well-paid coun-
sel adopts 20 cheat Justice. No wonder /
It is that an able iu-ist declared that
the laws these days are framed and I
admin stored largely in favor of I
criminals The defendant with ample I
mean Is armed against the execution
II the law, while thu poor man who Is
Unable Id secure shrewd counsel is
usually punished without delay In
Jther words our laws are very largely
executed according to the mans and
influence Of the accused The scales
# iustice are unbalanced by gold
And now we have the spectacle Of
wo scoundrcl. who with the yefy
money tley stole from the federal
.0y rnment have successfully resisted
be administration Of Justice for years
md escaped punishment, Does Il not
ngEeet the importance of les law
nd mere cquity2 Would there not be
fairrt administration Of justice il
ng laws were framed more by pa
rlotic men who have in view only the
interests al society. and not by
Erewd lawyers who estimate the sta
ltes according TO the possibility Of re.
ting them in the courts Every man
as a right to a fair trial, but ihatf
oes not mean that the question Of his
nit snail make place fer the consid-
ration of technicaliries Society has
shts even more than have criminals
Ut with soc,ety's present means and
,eihol Of protecting itself against
be criminal the latter has far the best
t the contest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-19

savF said HughcY. questioning IN i'm
acin7ry remlrb ~upp1sed To- haze hcen
interisctTl Dos companion behind
him. -Throih. an ycr just right said
Dc. replying fp this inns -inary speaker.
"Thai's iU what The young brat has
done g1ac io llugiry Coma glaD's. nj
tle other en- % ihe bill Wei. we're
sorry. Misiler Colaghan." said Hugh
-. rising. -that we gui ye 70 this
bother. Let . suppose we'll have 10
make Pc best or oUf wax to Hughcy's.
au'. faiX -. u5 srei dinner l.'n eite
us as what 81 aha SCI gOei woman
could provide for re-"
-llouid on. yyz. said Billy. himself
ald Dis wife cipos'ng themselves
between fi.e hungry mU and ihc door
for The thnr-lt OF losing The pay Tor %
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-19

THE man vino Discovers never
failing remedy fo- uomeslckness is
going 10 make a fortune. - is @ disease
that + ma Sufficiently respected ac.
coriing 10 our wag o. thinking n Is
usually scoacd at and us victim Is
fali.cl gently on "D ing baby. y"
When a shott time aga a young girl
lag W. Ia C0.mirtel suicide when i'm
The -'sicare of tli q ease people bc.
gan ie ih'nb Of 8. no-e criousiy-
but g. int alvay- the sentimental
gil p Boo has 10 hardes. Il seems to
81 &c pest Of an when IT. s'ikcs the
happygoluclv TO ycheeked. and
sturdy mr-clsi boz wno has always
accepted fathcr's care and companion
1ip biz mother tendemc ard love
as a matter Of course and never real.
lied that every place was not so COY
a home until ne Def, il 10 80 TO col
leee or seek bis fortune.