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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

NEW YORK bee. = because
Of reported interviews In which she
VAS made tu Say that she spout
fieo each for lun gowns u year. $50
each for SO pairs Of shoes $4,000
for lingerie and $4,000 for winlcr
tuta. Miss Julia Mofoslnl daughter
OF Giovanni + M0faalui, Wall IT.
banker aud famous Italian patriot.
Waa recently severely criticized hy
Nra ! phalpa Stokes. formerly
Rnse Pastor. the factory Eifl Who
married a millionaire
Al the recent horse show Miss
Mnrualul vas called the chameleon
etri because uf the remarkable va
lietY Of dresses she wore Ia one
week. Most at her dresses we're
Imported one Of the six was 81
sold aud another of silver Dress.
makers declare that $1,000 would
net be too high a value to place ON
them.
For this display Mrs Stokes re-.
ferred tn Miss Mofuainl a. "mor'
al paunef on the ground that she
produced nothing and though IDLE
ness ut inability to work she Is uu'
able To support herself and Il a bur.
den On the community
The bankers daughter met thin
condemnation With show 81
acorn when she vas seen at Elm
huraf. the stately old mansion 81
Observation-Disclosures
4 make Il rule. she said. TO
give 81 my means In proportion 20
What enjoy. A | am not idle,
that 30 produce for others ana
that am living according To the
dictates Of ms judgment 81 the fit
tess Of conditions IL sufficient an
ever wish "a take advantage ~
this occasion. however, 20 deny that
| spend mere than $4,000 year
for WaarIns apparel | have not
the slightest idea how much ! spend
but that figure ia absurd
Every Womnn'H dress IL person
Al to herself Miss Mofuaini con
tiuuea I Nill freely admit that !
believe To making ms self az attract
I've through dress az can. II -
every Womans duty u not her
pleasure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
NEW YORK COLD
WAVE IS FATAL
tserlpps Telegraph ssrvlss)

NEW YORK. Dec. a The tenn
pefnture BE- five above zero. aud 81
gale ~ bios inR. and hospitals this
morning were crowded with peopis
who were frost bitten Many deHii=
tuto are dying from eHpoHufe. The
police stations have sheltered many
families
A richly dressed woman 60 years
old. was found on the dock Al East
Sixteenth a. She gave the name u
Helen stacy and said her two
wealthy sums had turned her out
Eho has liyeu IN the streets two
days. and may lose both limbs,
which were frozen.
IN. police report 81 noon shows
two persons dead and five uneoa-
scioua from the cold. A new born
infant was ffoseu stid on the roof
OF q hospital The child waH found
By nurse who has been arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

member IN admission fee o. 81 Oui
Of this amount 90 cents went "a the
publisher for subscription ~ The Of
ficihl paper The remaining 90
cents goes into the treasury Tho
last annual convention voted 20 IN.
ereaae the fee to a. per yoar
The society has four depart.
manta The Tobacco Growers. head.
quarters OWeusbofo. Ky. g. Have
TAYLOR. HocfetarY The Fruit and
Produce department. Thomas EN-.
merton. secretary. 3loomer Wis .
Department Of Essential oils, II y
Osborn. secretary Sherwood Mich,
aad the Peanut Growers depart
meuf. Gilbert + Stevenson. BeCro.
arH Feudisfou. n g.
says ERsntt The farmers Ho.
elstF b. sure - the complete sue.
cess Of ita primary aim that ri
controlling the marketing VI prod
uee=ahen - per cent of The farm
owners Of the United BntcH uro
acting IN sympathy with the move.
ment There are over 20O.O paid.
In uafHbsfHHfHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
THREATENED BY
BURGLAR

PASADENA. Cal. Dee. 2t-o. &
A SpraEue and ~ ". Siapletau.
miiliOnalrca residing here. arr In Re
ceirt 81 letters signed barefoot
HuTgiRr." in which demands are
made fof money. which Il g. b de-
posited IN certain places The let
trrs were turned over 10 the police
A burglar operating IN bars fee, en-
tered a number % homes In Pass
deua and viciHiiY DUNG the past
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Campers eat Ia With the cubans un-
at he eonnl follow the reading Ger
nan zaa mastered IN order that ne
mlFht get At the writings - the Ger
nan aaeiaiaEIats. lie took a dictlon-
afY b. ere hand and German
nswapafs IL the other and wrcstied
for the fusa ming
lis diversions afe not many. one
aay hs waa discovered in the wake
81 = minstrel troupe. one - the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
,sssIsps rsI.pranh servIeel

an FRANCISCO Pc q Up-
- ne auspi5sz ef the JAPANESE and
,.an Exclusion tseasue a macs
..,ek uas heIa At WaRen.s pavil-
=. tfFgerHaY afternoon at which
.ssat Roosevelt aud Secretary
...saif eefe vigorously denounced
= AZ attitude regarding the Jap
- seh9el question.
~ rapaft ef Secretary Mettaif
=. eharartetIaad as heink utterly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
IRELAND DEFENDS
ROMAN CHURCH

ST Paul. uec. "a Archbishop
lslAnd spoke last night In the
alAedfal the topic being Church
sd State IN Erauce tie explained
sAat the church did not object 70
np4raiion frem the state. bat that
.hs settlement should ha made 60
nnsoFm b. the terms under which
tharrh ant state are separated Ia
ssksr countries.
Ne further explained the condl
rrn IN France from the standpoint,
4 TIE church. aud stated that the
ziaattoa aas aot thoroughly under.
sEaed - Americans. the object Of
Is serInou being 70 fully explain
o. subject - Catholics "a the
ralief states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
CALLS FOR AID
FOR CHINESE

WASHINGTON. . G.. Dee "a -
President Roosevelt yesterday ia
sued a proclamation calling ON the
people OF the United States 20 COZ.
tribute funds for the relief Of thu
millions OF famine sufferers In
China. who are ON the verge OF
starvation The prpsident aaYu
that be will ash congress for au.
thorty 60 use government transport
vessels to carry food TO the famine
stricken region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

INDIANAPOLIS. Dee 2o.--on
first meeting him one would not
suspect that A Everitt was the
head Of a great organization which
has big trusts on the run.
Moat notable has been the fight
on the tobacco trust. which has
recognized the power of ExerittH
organization By advancing the price
Of leaf tobacco from 7 and ) cents
20 ~ and rs cents n pound.
Down In the tobacco growing dis
trictn Of Southern Ohio and Ken.
lucky Everiit IL hailed as a giant
In HIS ability 10 grapple with the
trusts
Here. az hiH home. be IL regarded
aa a mild hammered business man
aud quite a home body Ia a do.
nestle sense.
so thoroughly has Everitt
aroused sentiment that the incvlt-
able hothcads have taken advant.
age Of the excitement 10 use the
torch Tobacco warehouses and
barns have been burned IN the VI
cinity OF Hopklnsville. X II II
charged that members of EverittH
organizations are guilty The state
government Of Kontuoky Is trying
10 ferret out the guilty men In.
suranco companies are oaneeling
pollcisl
Win Trust Weapon.
THE American Society Of Equity
known by some aa the Farmers
union. was not OF AIMED 10 burn
barns" said its President, Eyeriu.
~ We knew who the men we're who
we're guilty we would az quickly
turn them over 10 justice na We
would any other malofactor. We
cannot possibly be benefited BY
such methods
THE conservative are fighting
the trust with trust weapons com
blnation The tobacco trust cannot
do ufthout tobacco. and the tobacco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

wont into bankruptcy less than q
year ago Tho desks In the go
cloty headauartera' office are Of the
eommoncst variety. the floors arc
bare. aud the walls unudorued. Al
the employees. except the feaponai.
bio hradB. are women.
Mr Eyerltt himself Is a man o.
.gtlat tusfe ia dress. mi quiet. de-
rlaiyo manner Just nos b IL en-.
thurlaatlc over the recently dedf
Gated Equity college n 0wenahofo,
Ky. % offers an education which
will boz radical departure from
present customs IL motto seems
~ boz the right man 10 the fight
place. ana an education to fit him
To- tbe Mace phrenalafY f. ono
of inc foundation teaching Mr.
Eycrltt hopes % see such colleges
ln every producing center all over
tho country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

set out fabric aud color. and from
The very heavens Ne gather the
phunHee fer our heads
sWhHt DO ! consider a fair sum
for IA woman 10 devote 10 dfeHug II
depends entirely upon tho woman
| nHnuaae The right figure Is the one
which Il IN fair proportion 20 hur
income. consistent with her outRo.
including charity and Ia accord
with good taste That might be
81. 0He OF $500 year
Tie old banker Miss Moroainl r.
father. got hts start ia life and built
his fortune With la Gould Those
Who know the Mufuainla well IN
Rlknfdaie say that he vii shower
all manner OF gifts upon hiu hcRutl,
fui daughter. crafty her every
wlsh. but that he makes Il his
studioua care that she does not be-
come attached 10 any auitof
These same iufofmants declared
that the banker was houred is
years ago when bis daughter Vic
tufia oluped with Edward J Schill.
ina. bic ooaehman she lived with
her husband for two years IN n Ncw
iVfk tenement house. then went on
the stage for a short time and then
retired % the seciuaion 81 a con.
vent. where she now ~
Julia Murunlui has been for years
the object 81 local gossip u r. said
that che new has an antipathy for
men. though IA her giflhood ahc had
the aame romantic notions az her
sister
she j. devoted to a few women
friends. among them being the
vifu of George " Perkins Most
~ hof time n devoted To her horses
She has large stable and has the
reputation Of being the most en-
pert eqaeatfieune IN New York. Al
naat every morning she ~ "a be
seen driving tandem of Roman
team alonF the Speedway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
SEATTLE WILL
CELEBRATE

f,asiussa IN Seattle VII Be AZ a
ssassfin tamoFfoW. TIE stores
wai Be elnsed AMI proprietor. CLERK
tn4 swafnrer vii celebrate christ.
Eas aay. saek according to his likes
sst wita 20 thought 81 business
ares The holiday IL well earned
sEs for TIE merchants ard their
snrioyes specially the latter. for
n~ has been a prosperous year IN
ssstfie and me prosperity has been
ssnsetsd IN TIE biggest Christmas
tfass IN the History ~ the city.
TIE Christmas trade in most ~
sAs stnrws closes at midnight to-
saxAf ana NJ Go that tire the STORES
ara streets Ntll Be damned
Barter shots #fn Be the Only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

middloman made all the profit The
price the farmer secured was not
the true one fixed BY the Law OF
supply and demand. but one dietats
"a by the fancy OF the Spectator
I saw that the farmer by withhold
ing his produce from the market
could maintain the price at or
above a minimum figure saw that
TO control the marketing the farm.
ers must be organized. saw that
after they were organized they
must cooperate To cooperate 1t
was necessary 20 have a plan upon
which TO cooperate. For this need
I evolved the plan OF the A s OF I.
A Minimum Price.
ITO simplify the matter settled
on this idea-that II a minimum
price were named for each particu
lar CROP. end everybody knew that
price, why. then. when the time
came 70 sell Il would not he neces.
sary 20 send them a bulletin. or a
telegram. or any other. advice
saw. too. that n the price demand.
ed was only fair price. that there
would be just as much sold In one
year az n n lower price was oh.
tanned"
The American Society Of Equity
was incorporated In Indiana. Dec
q. 1909. The first years work was
educational. through its official
paper Some organizing was done
Tho second year organizing al
yAnced rapidly During the third
year and all Of the last year thert
has been remarkable development
There are now about 2.0oo local
unions. nearly goo county organiEs=
tlons. aud ~ state organizations.
There are local unions In almost
every state. including the extreme
west and the northwestern part OF
Canada. The New England states
have not been entered There are
800 organizers In all parts of the
country. making speeches and dis
tributlng literature.
Pays lts Own Way.
The movement has been financed
from the start by charging each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

funny men had been eigarmahsr
with him IN tho old New York days.
Occasionally the pool OF billiard
table takes an hour or 80 Of his
leisure he says he likes baseball
~ the corner lot. but Il Eettins
too broadly humanitarian to sub
scribe o. anything seetarian. lie IL
r. scottish RITE Mason and an Odd
Fellow and an Eik. but IL not =
rabid Joiner"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
NO JURISDICTION

wAsfiINGTOS. Dee. - The
supreme court has decided that y
has uo Jurisdiction 20 try hhefiu
shipp aud other citizens 81 thaith-
nnora. Tenn. for contempt Of court
In connection with the lynehinE Of
IA. johnson. a negro. March ~ last
The prisoner al the time was under
stay % execution granted ~ The
rurfrruc court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
FORMER SCOTSMAN LEADS
TOBACCO RALSERS TO WAR

OUTBREAK or BARN BURNING
FOLLOWS SUCCESSFUL CAM
pAIoN OF a FARMERS UNION
rRUsT WILL HAVE TO SUR.
RENDER. sAYs J. A. EVERtTT.
HEAD or THE soclETV-oE
CRIES VIOLENCE IN THE CAM
pAioN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

TRINIDAD. Col. Dec "A AID.
vices received here from Venezuela
state chat President Caatro.a con
diuou ia quite serious A revoiu.
uounry outbreak will likely follow
bis death. which now seems esr'
tain. ana great alarm II felt 10
Venezuela
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
ANOTHERSLUMP
ON WALL ST.

INV YORK nve - stocks
.umrea asaiH ta aa1 and thousands
4 shares were thrown into tho
- eanslnE decline % from one
: az paiuts Traders feared
h.stle liquidation before she money
,,glakpnsy enaId be relieved The
ssaai hoildsy spirit Is entirely lack.
10 ard gleeW prevails everywhere.
N-ny tightly margine1 had their
ese,sal alred cut Great Northern
81 Nastheru Pacific bore the hFuut
4 ths atsask hY ihe hears. Great
Nofthern let nearly seven points
ID Northern Pacific fell OF three.
psokers have aid that the stand.
AT on h sitting on the market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
EIr.m.n a. striLn

HOUSTON. Tex. Dec. "a The
flrsmen OF the Southern Pacific
lines In Texas and Louisiana last
night vent on strike. although
every effort had been previously
made to effect a settlement b.
means 81 arbitration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

places omen tomorrow. outside 81 the
dfugutores. cafes restaurants and
hotels Tho barber shops viii elose
at noon
Dances and Dinners.
An tho general offices ~ the rail.
roads and steamship com panlss. all
the banks lu the city the federal
effices. and the county offices viii
Dc closed Every pavilion in the
city has been cngascd bY different
clubs etc. and hundreds ~ private
dancing parties have been nlaunea
Tor Christmas eve and night The
cooks and walters union viii hold
forth a. Easica hall this evening
The bis sporting event 81 the DAY
h the IS, A e. Multnomah football
game 90 the university az 10
O'Clock Hundreds of people vii at
tend this before attaching the
Christmas plum puddins as the
game VIII be finished ia time faf
an early dinner AL the thehtsra
giyc special matlncoa tomorrow aft
ernoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

growers % kentucky will not sell
except for the price which thc3
have determined viii give them
fair profit for production
Demands Surrender.
sThe policy OF the American So
eletY 81 Equity ia llvcand-letliN'
policy We have determined upon
a fair and equitable price The 20
baeno truat will save itself trouble
aud annoyance. and money. by fac
ing the situation in buslnesslikc
xax. The great feeling In Ken
lucky has been reused by stubborn
appoaIllnn from farmers Who it is
ali have benefited by high prices
Offered by the trust 90 sell thom d
rect. instead Of pooling their inter
eats with the tobacco growers 20
eiety Such an attitude Is 30 al.
iacssy against the growers own
hee1 interests that II will never
A FORMER Scotsman.
Kyefitt IL the founder Of the
Ahleriean Society Of Equity He h.
~ years Of age and vigorous Tie
came from Watsoutuwn. Pa. I'm
1874 lie opened seed store and
pnhlsahed the Agricultural Epitom.
let. ana proaporod In 1892 he sold
the Agricultural Epitomist and
moved into a new thrce-atory build
Ing Of HIS own. From 1899 to 1898
he devoted himself exclusively TO
the seed business. and In 1898
launched Upto.Date Farming and
Gardening
The Real Farm Problem.
II was not long before ! realized
that II was not so important 20 tell
the farmer how 10 produce better
and larger crops. but how 10 get
good prices | saw that the world
depended upon the farmer for food.
and at the same time that he was
the pooreHt paid OF iRborerH Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
EXCL USION LEAGUE
nQASTS PRESIDENT

unworthy of crcdgncr Ia any par
ucuhr' hnd alleged Co have cous
tRinvi numerous miaatatrmentH
and misrepresentation. obviously
ONE sided and grossly exaggerated .
Mayor Syhmitr aud prominent Ia
bof headers were the speakers Rec
oiujloua were passed vuudymuiuF
the president and Secretary MatsalI
for what vaH torWyd 'muddimE In
the aftlirs of this state"
About 5000 persons we're In at
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

We went have any Of ths boys
set tas tt ald man hifusslf viii Be
e. aesa II Fea utut 10 shake. OF
ssy 4 present that yoa have over
oessd. am 81 yonr service. = ~
sgsnainK. 1919 Second av. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

There Is nothing Ia the surround
inFa Of the leader Of the movement
20 Indicate that he has grown in
wealth out Of the movement
The J A Eyeritt Seed company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
STEAMER ARRIVES


NEW YORK. Dec st-rrmrYs
steamer Roosevelt. which reached
the "farthsat north arrived Off
city Island this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

LUKOW, Russia. Dec col.
Obruchoff. commander 81 an infan.
try regiment. WAS killed on hls eH.
tate. near here. BY an unknown 81.
-.u..In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Umbrella Sale

Remember that all our fine gold
and silver mounted silk umbrellas
arc being closed out at one-quarter
of. Chicago Jewelry Co. 1907 SEQ
ond ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Handkerchief Special

A boz % a half dozen Meas
White Handkerchief for 81 % "
n Hutchinson Co. corner End ave
and ruion a. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Handkerchief Special

A box ~ half dozen Mems
White Handkorchiefs for 400. W.
n Hutchinson Co, corner End ave.
and Union a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
stttttttttttttt+ +++E+++Es++++rrF
AN AMAZING WARDROBE.

Within the Moroan mansion o. OF the most elaborate
NHrdubes In the whole o. for hats and the
HtHtfeaa Of this house with maid and
sela IN the morning tho hat she viii for the day.
The hats kept n boxes shelves and u a one II Miss
NooaniH take girls into this aud allow
Them % aefeet any 81 her hats for thcir own
one Of the features OF the Morosui home Is the bed In
(which the herenu sleeps II B golden swan boat deliberately
decorated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Handkerchief Special

A box OF Il half dozen Mems
White liaudkefchiefa for 81 90 W.
II Hutchinson Co. corner End ave
aud Union st. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Jewelry Sale

At the Chicago Jewelry Co, 1907
Second AYE All prices the lowest
In the cfDV So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
WAY TOBACCO GROWERS REBEL.

feu years ago the DAYS ~ the competition between
the tobacco factories the received big prices for
their crops prosperous bat when the American To
baoeo company Coutnen tai Tobacco company the Amer
lean company all Their branches combined they
set prices at which they wouid buy. The price low
that II vas while raise the This Is the
condition against which the tobacco rebeing
A EYERiTr President American Society Of Equity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
GOMPERS: THE KIND OF MAN WHO
LEADS TWO MILLION WORKERS
G0MPERS NOT PRETTY

Samuel Gompsfs.
fighting chief -
aeae zee q union
uufkiunHnsn T. not
pretty - look ufon.
unlaa Hrranpy
bun terrier mAy be
considered pretty
Perhaps | have a
foftllddiuF face
Mr. Go ~ psra
smiled mH be made
thlH remark The
emile uEeuei a large
~ nfh and showed
a formidable array
II double tpsth 81
that reeuliaf va
rhetr that clamp
wvsnly al %. Nay
around.
They louk like
teeth that are rot
apt 20 let So They
seem particularly
large and powerful
teeth. reinforced
here ana there Niih
great gold bloe 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

= consider good taste IN drsaa a
matter ~ acience Clothes draw
upon al the works of nature for
support II ia rcaily wonderful 10
consider From the depths II the
earth ~ gather cur jewels 10
Rdurn. FROM the forest aud field We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
INSISTS SHE HAS A PERFECT right TO
spend A FORTUNE YEARLY ON DRESS

BANKERS DAUGHTER CON.
puMNUo ~ MRS. J. PhELPSI
STOKES BECAUSE OF bRGssI
DISPLAY Al HORSE SHOW,
Defends aUR POSITION
EVERY WomAN'a DUTY TO-
DRESS ArrRkcTlVElV.
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The movement has been financed
from the start by charging each
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-06

formed for the ships. officers and men.
Not only were sailing orders put one side.
but repair work on such ships as the Ken
lucky and kenrsargc were hurried To COM
plciion. On the Louisiana the installation
Of machinery and guns had to be- rushed
day and night. The summer crulsc OF the
midshipmen had to be abridged and the
navii militia OF the states to which ships
OF the navy had been loaned hurried home.
In fact. naval officers say hat the or
der had all the effect OF n declaration OF
war. without OF the lattcr's hystcria. Ev-
cry bureau In the department and every
officer In the navy has borne his pal. In
the preparation. and. according TO their
belief. the occasion means far more han
the continuous thunder OF guns In salute
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-06

10 the head OF the nation or a panoramic
vision OF war machines. To them u seems
A. vital AZ the war games played for the
last few winters In southern waters or
the mimic war OF iy0s between The land
and sea forces.
At IL will be present the naval attaches
OF every country now so represented In
the United States. and IL II believed that
the spectacle will make n strong impress
sion In the way OF reminder what this
country can do upon emergency.
when he leaves his home In the May
flower the president will be accompanied
by Secretary B~onapartc and Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Navy Ncwberry. and Lieu
tenant Commander Key. the naval aid. 4,
Ii announced that there will be no other
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-06

Oyster Bay-Prcsldcnt Roosevelt on La
Dor day reviewed the mort powerful Amer
can fleet ever assembled. IL consisted
81 forty-hvc men OF war. ready. for
war ms drawn up In battle array. The
spectacle. moreover. was an object les
,on In the capabiiity Of the American fleet
TO rendezvous and equip OF short notice.
Also. II is believed the cost. estimated At
100000. for the parade. was well spent In
making the test.
The presidents order came TO the de-
partmcnt unexpectedly. and to max. ready
tor the review II was necessary to disrupt
practically every plan hat had been