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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29

work hand IA hand In the combined
occupation q bleeding the people q
Seattle Cor the necessities 81 life
Keep the prices NJ - the mot
to 0f thasc combines. aud their
faIthfalneas "a their motto In real
lfef bitterly hy every house site
Who goes % market Ia the vain
hope 81 getting honest value for
honest money.
Through these combines. prices
for food have been forced up 60 the
point where people can no longer
stand the robbery The people of
Seattle are eiamoEiuE for food AZ
fair prices. they are beginning -
realise The extent % The exturtious
story o. c. p. stons
Ilow the three food combines Of
Seattle Nork together ls best u
nustrated by The stnry ~ G. ~
stone. proprietor 81 Stong'a Cash
Grocery. iucated az the corner Of
hast Union and e8rd ~
9tong Is one ~ The few Rrpeera
IN Seattle Ehu have had the tewcrs
itv a. attempt 70 give the public
honest value for Is money. despite
the rules ~ the Seattle Retail Gro
GERS association and the wishes %
the Wholesale gruccrs and The com
lnlsalon men Consequent b. has
been che subject u constant an
noganec from the triple combine
lle has been threatened b. the o.
tail association. summed hY saiea
men Of the wholesalers. threatened
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with withdrawal ~ credit by the
commission men. aud subjected Va
delay and annoyance in gcttinE
goods
The fact that stons has the cash
capital 20 do business has alone en
ahled him a. continue In business
and cut prices In spite Of the
threats II fha combines
siong started in business early
Ga January II this ynar Ills cxlaor-
ieucc With the food combines did
rot begin until early Ia March
when ha waN called upon ~ hia
uturc BY ) ifiEgius. secretary -
the Seattle Rcgail Gruceru asao
citation
higgins Threatens
Higgins picked up a circular
from my counter ard studied The
prices said sfonE IN telling ~
hia experience
Re said that / was cutting prieca
and that ! could not ert goods from
the holeHalern II ! cold at those
prices auY more Ne said that the
wholesalers had eut Oft l.eahy ana
other Rrucora who had cot price,
and that they could not ret goods
tConfiaueA on Page Three
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BANK TAXES
HIGHER

The banking institutions Of KING
county viii pay taxes on i2.Io6.ss9
Of personal property IN 1907 ~
against an assessment Of ii.izs.22s
on which they paid tNIea in 1905.
Tho Increase In the amount of
tAxea IL approximately $4,000.
The sysssm adopted By Assessor
Parish IN determining tho amount
Of personal property owned BY the
banks = taking the capital stock Of
each hank aud adding 20 Il the sur
plus aud divided profits
80 taxing 60 per cent Of this the
aanrsnulsnf vas arrived at
The total valuation Of bank prop
srtY talh real and personal ia
81 So. ksS This total valuation In
1905. g .stss2s
Thia however does not include all
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| saas,ies food supply IS absolute
sadas cQatrnl q combines
- psepie os Seattle are az The
- q tAasa combines
\ = sae e. thase comhiaes that
ts.es Of living 10 Seattle + 50
AlxheF tAan fbe price Of Nv.
4 Other cigias.
4 Re- members % these combines
n rrhbinK the people every daY
/ 80 Ouiy are they rnbbinS the
be- individually. baI they are
Fam The cigy 81 Seattle Of les
~ q unimpesiad growth.
! : hirh have The prices 81 rear
II articles q food been forced
tkesa eumbIues that a man
moderate salary and
<nrssly i've in comfort Ia Seattle
4 Feer combines practically coutfoi
h fool sappiy 81 Seattle Three
y local The fourth Is a national
h1Aine
Ths Three Combines
n - three local combines are the
nssls Produce association. con
.nng Of tbs produce commission
zkefs Of the city. the Western
u sshingfon Wholesale grceers A.
zsson. consisting 81 The Whole
gYoesrS - Seattle aud Taco
H. and the Seattle Retail Gro
[nf association. consisting ~ most
Il H. retail Eruccrs 81 the ciiy
4 r. f0arth combine Is the meat
~. rational ia It's scope
~ tbrse local food combines
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Farrells fnvorIte. Detective c. W.
Wappenstein. But that iuvestiga.
ton and the public cutlery which It.
aroused failed 10 accomplish it's
real purpose. the discouunuance Of
that system OF police and political
blackmall upon the gamblers
through which the crime breeding
political machine of the city admin.
istratlon drew a large portion Of
It's political revenue.
To Defeat piper
When IN 1902 George l.. Piper.
with the support Of his Clancy po-
litical machine. secured the renub-
liean nomination FOR state senator
from the Thirty fourth district
comprising the Fourth and three
precincts Of the First wards Mr
Farrell organized n campaign
against him with ExGov. John n
McGraw as its chief spokesman
and James T. McElroy. then attor-
ney for the Northern Pacific and
Charles = Chamberlain. industrial
agent for the Great Northern. as
NNNH hAhANN NtA NNNf .AAtAAiAH SO NAAhN'
Piper oampaigners declared that
Piper had been a party to the ef
fort 10 blackmall the railroads IN
the preceding legislature. and that
the threat had been made that
when he returned 10 Olympia as a
member of the senate the railroads
would be compelled 10 recognize
him ga q political power
Pipers Clancy gambling house
had honeyoomhed the
First ward precincts and some OF
these OF the Fourth ward with
floaters and dead men illegally reg
istercd aud the Farrell organization
with the aid Of professional dgIpc
lives coubod this registration as
With q fil--uoth comb. and enlist
ed the aid Of officers ef the law
EN. Governor McGraw himself act
ing as q deputy sheriff 10 keep
them from the polls. Nr Farrell
ana his llcutenants had secured
CONTINUED on Page Three
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the property OF the hanks a. much
of real estate owned by them tn
held b. a subsidiary corporation or
in the name OF some officers Of the
bank.
The Peoples Bank building ~ the
corner Of Second and Pike appears
on the records In the name 81 +.
G. Neuselder. The American SAY
inKa Rank building on the corner
of Second and Madison appears OF
the record In the name II J. T.
Gleason.
The Washington Trust company
il the owner Of the greater pro
portion 81 the stock 81 the Globs
Investment company which owns
the Olube building AZ First aud
Madison. the same Il true Of the
scandinavian American Bank and
the building at Second and Colum-
bia.
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BOISE. ida. June 2o--Thomas
Flynn. a Mullan cigar dealer. de
clafed that Orchard lied when be
said be was Ia Wardner AT The time
the Bunker IlI aud Sullivan mills
were blown up April 20. 1889
Flynn said IT that time Orchard
was IN his cigar store playing
poker lie Hwofe positively that
Orchard did not leave the store I'm
80 the afternoon OF the day tie
mills were blown up The reason
be remembered was that the game
Was an unusually stiff one Tor that
section
FLYNN stuck closely 20 HIS story
under strict eroHB-etaminati0n.
Patrick Mciiale. a bartender. Of
Muilan. knew Orchard was In the
Occur d 'Alene. as he played cards
With Orchard the day the mills
we're blown up
Horrors of sBuil Pen"
Frank llaugh. a painter. Of Wal
lace. Who lived there in 1898. was
IN the bull pen" two months with
Jack simpkinh lie did not know
nor never could find out. what he
waa arrested for There were 500
others arrested az the same time
The men we're compelled 20 sleep
two IN a bunk. and they suffered
greatly by illness
iiaugh said slmpkins was taken
out u tho bull per" and vas stood
up against a vail for six hours IN
bruillng sun for violating the
rules lie tried 10 sit down and
the negro soldier made him stand
BY bayoneifing him
The witness told 81 the condition
there at length. the PURPOSE 81 The
defense being to show that Slmp.
kins aud others arrested az the
time. had cause 20 hate steunen.
berg.
J. n Ramey. a stage driver 81
Murray. Idaho. knew Orchard and
saw him after the Bunker Hlll eg.
plosion when he tried % sell his
interest in the Hercules mine. say
Ing he wanted 10 get cut 81 the
country before the troops arrived
The witness offered his 10th In
tereat for st00 Ramey's story alb
solntely eontradicted that Of or.
ehard who sworo he had disposed
Of his interest 20 Dan Gardener
several weeks before the Bunker
tliil mlue explosion.
Tells Of Great Abuse.
ia4ss Baker. a former member
Of the executive board Of the fed
Grafton aud Vim. Am0le Of Denver
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HIT WITH A CHAIR

patroimAn O r. Davis vas hit
on the bead with a heaYy chair b.
Claude Randall I'm the Arcade
saloon. 1t The corner Of FIRST ~.
aud Pine 81 shortly after O'Clock
last night. and with tho blood
streaming from him. he made an
attempt 10 set hia asaailant. but
failed Police Sergeant Wilkes and
pairolman Hunaell ioined IN the
hunt. bat the fellow had made good
his escape
Randall had taken 10 cents from
thu tambonrino Of salvation
Army Eirl. who was In the piare
Davis told the fellow what he
thoeEhi Of him sud this vas resent
sd Randall ls being looked for
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MUCH BUILDING
DONE In JUNE

With the exception of February
aud March. the building Of June
viii be recorded as involving the
greatest amount Of any month this
year.
Up 20 this morning there had
been issued a total of Set permits,
having a building value of $1,000.
ass.
The number Of permits issued
is already greater than the num-
Der issued In any previous month
this year. though May was q
close second with S25.
The total permits for the year
TO date is 4.32S. and the grand to-
tai Of construction since. the first
OF the year Is valued at S6.i1O. 223.
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'T0MMYR0T' AND
DREAMS SAYS TAFT

WASHINGTON. June 20 secrs.
sarY Taft says the rumors that have
been given out that there ia fric
ton among the Panama canal com.
miaaioners Is tommyfotT aud the
stories arc dreams. pure and aim
pie He says The government In
perfectly satisfied With the present
management OF affairs II IL an.
nouuced that contracts may be let
for a portion or whole " the work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
CROWDS AT
LUNA PARK

Luna Park. The bia resort across
the bay which opened Thursday
evening. f. running fun blast and
drawing blg crowds The score Of
attractions are all In operation
The new car line from Seattle now
runs - tho gates Of Luna Park.
and tke new West Seattle ferry IA
handling big crowds The figure :
scenic railway iu proving the ban
nef attraction At the new resort
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themselves in the legislature Of
1901 To escape the dilemma pre-.
scented by that situation -. r. eros.
up and other railroad representa-.
lives had. during that session. en-.
tered into the deal 10 support Levi
Ankeny for United States senator
In 1903 More than this the rising
tide Of pro-commission sentiment
throughout the state was rapidly
swelling 70 proportions which
threatened TO sweep all obstacles
before Il.
Mr.. Farrell Steps IN.
Mr. Farrell comes 20 his task
equipped with an Irish temper.
poor stomach and long yeags Of
railroad training. beginning as a
section boss. during which appreu.
ticeship be had won the reputation
Of requiring those under him 10 ex=
ecute his orders the first time they
were uttered. In the manner In
which he approached and handled
his task he won new laurels as n
masterful captain OF industry and
It's political sidvsnows.
Against him as the champion OF
the increasingly popular railroad
commission cause was plttod the
long headed. bullnecked frank
spoken and fcarloss.fightiug Henry
Mcbride. a man Of mysterious orr
gin. and tremendous physical and
mental cncrgy and moral courage.
Politically ambitious he undoubted
y was. but politically ambitious 10
win reward from the people for
fighting their battles and winning
their Victories.
Mr. Farrell began il Ht home. and
King county became the theatcr OF
his eaglest political operations
After the conclusion OF the legis-
ltalve session Of 1901 he joined In
that cutlery for a couneilmanle In
yesugatlon of the Seattle Police do
partment. an investigation which.
as has already been related led 10
the shooting OF chief W l. Mere
dith and the resignation OF MI.
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local BANKS BUY
entire issue

from the city. The hanks are ths
following
scandinavian American. Dexter.
Horton a Co. PUGET Sound Nation
ai Washington Trust company. IA
t.onal Bank az Commerce American
Savings nank a Trust Co. First
National Bank. Union Savings 4
Trust Co. Northern Bank Z Tmat
Co Northwest TRUST 4 Safe Deuoa-
h Co. State Bank Of Seattle Seat
he National Bank and The Seattle
Title Trust company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
SHORE LAND
VALUES

The shore land commissioners
yesterday fixed the values ON Lake
Union share lands at from tl.2aa tu
g.. 500 an acre. and viii offer them
for sale at these figures. unless the
lawsuits. noN pending. Interfere
The sale f. ir raise the $1,000 600
for the 1909 exposition.
Tho states A. y T. commission
adjourned yesterday and wili DO
na more work until the fate 81 tho
81 0Oa 600 10 settled IN court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29

The board q public works this
morning granted to the wightmau-
Maeklsf Interurhan railroad which
IL 10 efnueei Seattle and Tacoma
permission 10 begin Nofk on the
line IN this city
The promoters Of the line wiil. IN
lieu u actual construction lay q
temporary wooden pavement over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
|ETERHS VISIT PORT ORCHARD AND
INSPECT SITE FOR HOME

blsgaira to the 25ih encampmsnt
lhs G. A. r. at Ballard were
r. % BTemsrf0n and Port or
sd Yesterday as the guests Of the
2 Orchard Route company A
houFs stop was made 80 the
n fafd who're the new battle
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BY JOE SMITH.


when John y. Farrell as the rep
resentatiye Of tho fIlll railroad IN
toreats assumed IN 1902 the task
Of combating In Washington pol.
itica the rising tide Of public sen
timent demanding the legislative
regulation Of railroads he confront.
ed a task OF Herculean proper.
lions. Theodore Roosevelt has
tust succeeded 10 the presidency
on the assassination OF William
Mckinley aud during tho year had
Instituted his now famous suit for
the dissolution OF the unlawful
Northern Securities company.
Henry Mcbride had succeeded to
the goveTnorship Of Washington
upon the death of John Il Rogers
and. following in Roosevelts foot
steps. had instituted suit against
the same company on behalf Of the
state. at the same time proclaim.
ing from the houaetops that the
one great vital issue In Washing
ton politics was whether the state
should regulate the railroads or the
railroads dominate the state
For years the political interests
Of the railroads had been looked
after by INSCRIPTIONS legislative
lobbyists who In q period Of dcs
peratlon had organized the old
'hold.up' combine IN the state sen.
ate. an organization which IA the
iutoxlcation OF its power had run
amuek In the field " grand and
petty legislative larceny FOR and
from minor privilege seeking In
teroats. course which had brought
Il into quite general popular dis
repme. To agErayate the aItun
ton the nucleus Of that combine
had actually had the insoleneo TO
attempt to blaekmall the railroads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
PURSE WITH CASH IS RETURNED

Mr. f L. Rankin. Of the Victoria
hotel waa pleasantly surprised This
morning to have a p0eketbook con
tanning f15 ln gold and other val
uablea returned 70 him by So. s..
wood Of Springfield ~. who
found them on the street near the
DOstpffIce Mr. Rankin had given
80 up entirely
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Witnesses in Haywood Case Tell Some Of the HOr-
rOrs Of the Idaho Bull Pen Three Witnesses
Give the Lie to Testimony Of Orchard.

formerly Of Victor told ~ being
abused and ordered out Of the dis.
trlcl by the military authorities.
Amole testified that Major Nc
Clelland. commanding the troops,
threatened 20 assault him but
Amole defied him After his 70
lease be started for Colorado
Springs but was held up By four
masked men, who walked him for
six miles down the Canyon City
road. beat him with the butt Of a
revolver and nearly killed him. then
told him 20 get out Of the district
and stay out lie did 80 and has
never been back since.
Maurice Freedman formerly az,
tached 70 the Denver agency Of
Plnkcrton'E. was the NEXT witness.
lie was steuOgrapher for McPar.
land during the Cripple Creek
strike and also handled the reports
~ tho operatives IN the field lie
bad a operative named Crane at
Colorado City. and when the strike
Of gmeltermer started be joined
the union aud later was chairman
81 the strike committee. and made
daily reports to the Denver office.
Crane was finally exposed. A
man named Cabin was then sent
to take his place. bat he could not
get into the union Pinkertons
had many operatives ia the unions.
The Pinkerton agency. he swore,
had men IN both the federation and
United Mine Workers An opera
tive named Lundfuner. now as
sistant superintendent az Denver.
Was a witness and he swore he Was
sent TO Butte 90 learn the secrets.
oregor's implications.
James Mooney. former member
Of the national board OF mine
workers. now a Missouri coal OPP
orator. told OF the troubles OF his
organization IN Colorado In 1893
and 1904 Lyle Gregory did duty
there as agent for the operators.
Mooney was terribly beaten By the
deputies on a train near Trinidad
and he swore he bad 20 go back
home and 20 10 the hospital where
he remained SIX months
GreRory's agency furnished the
strike breakers for the Trinidad
fields Mooney was beaten up by
Gregorys men He told norah he
never planned killing Gregory for
revenge.
Chris Evans. an Indianapolis or
Kanizer Of the mine workers. was
the next witness. and he gave tes-
umony along similar lines
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Unable 10 ascertain. after dill
gent efforts. what has been or IL
beina discovered IN the invesgiKa
ton into the shortage and dofal.
cation OF former city Comptroller
John RipllnErr. a committee APP
pointed ~ the Municipal Ownership
League 60 look into the matter will
report 90 tho league Al It's reEu
lar monthly meeting tonight. rec
ommendinE that the league Join
in the agitation for tho calling OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
AGAIN REFUSES TO
HOLD INQUEST

In spite % the protest brought
upon the part o. friends 81 the sic
iimH Of the disaster e. stones
Landing Last Sunday. Coroner Car,
roll has definitely decided 10 hold
no Inquest tie SAYS that there
are no new developments IN tho
case aud be can see no reason why
an inquest should BE- held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
NEW IKTERURBAN GIVEN PERMISSION
TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION

the Is feet ~ right Of way on the
block on Fourth az. between Pike
and Union AS This b. 20 Be re-
moved and permanent tracks laid
down within one year
G. y Muesief aaid today that the
company actually started work on
the line iu the county yesterday
beginning construction on the high
way just south OF fuunK'A Cove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
FELT NEAR HOME

VICTORIA. n. C.. June 20 Last
Thursday several distinct earth.
quake shocks we're fell on the
northern end of Vancouver Island.
according to reports brought down
b. the steamer Tees The shocks
were distinct AZ aechari. n whaling
station. aud for several minutes
the sea was greatly disturbed
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FOR GRAND JURY

a grand jury 20 Investigate this
and other subjects OF widespread
public suspicion.
The committee will report that
the officers In charge OF the In.
vesilFation refuse 20 divulgc any.
thing more than the very slightest
information regarding II. thereby
tending to enhance the suspicion
that surrounds the matter. but
that enough has LEAKED out 20 in.
dictate that money was frequently
collected for the city and not turn.
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FACED DEATH in
CHOPPY SEAS
81 speelal ssrvIee.l

EVERETT. Wash. June %
ClingIng 70 the bottom Of an over
turned boat. hair mile west OF the
iettv. while ehoppy seas swept over
them. four boys spent two weari.
some hours last evening. until res
cued by y F Doueett and a mill
man, who had heard their cries.
As the rescuing boats neared
them. one OF the lads gave up and
sank. but was picked up. remain
ing unconscious all last night The
boys were: Harry Jones, Ralph
Williams. Wilfred and Herbert
Hammond. The former two only
arrived two days ago from Min.
neapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
WHOLESALE and Retail GR0CERS AND COMMISSION
men HAVE SEATTLE CONSUMERS BY THE THR0A1
BALLINCER TO SPEAK

a. 4 naillnger. 4. = land com
missioner. will address the Seattle
COMMERCIAL club at If Monday
night meeting on the coal resources
Of Washington and Alaska. and The
possibilities OF opening coal lands
for production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
Sc. co. EMPLOYEES
ANNUAL BALL

The Seattle Electric Company
Beneficial association viii give its
annual ball ou the evening ~ July
3 and the afternoon and evening
81 July 4. a. Lcsehl park pavilion
The commiftces IN charge are pre-
pairing for n banner event IN the
history ~ The association. All the
street car men are working for It's
Iaurrura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29

|ssY Treasurer Russell This morn
II aznouaeed that the entire issue
vaieF bonds. amounting to
Exeseo had been taken BY local
|nksrs and mat the bankers
~ hold a meeting Tuesday ar
|sao0a to perfect the offer they
naks 70 the city Ia eompil-
Re rlth the agreement signed
Iauftea banking Institutions
NJ iclhed IN taking these bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
WILL WE'D
in ORIENT

Miss Edna Adle has Just begun
n journey across the Pacific ocean
to Manila. =. l.. where she will be
married 20 n s. Hodgson. treas
urer Of the Province ~ samoy lie
was appointed By Secretary Taft
For n year OF 80 Miss Adle has
made her homo with Mrs Paxton.
az 1905 Seventh nv.
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resr VOTE OF MINERS.

tseripps Telegraph ssrvics1
DENVER. Juno - by a test
vote q , 10 I. the Delegates 20 the
Western Federation Of Miners
have decided TO keep out 81 the
fight and NOT affiliate wlth the IN.
duatriai Workers of the World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29

Steamship Admiral 1aureguihsrTy,
due ia Vancouver u g. soon "a
reported To have zs2 japanese cool
les aboard. Officers on the United
states border have been notified 90
watch that none attempt 20 cross
the line
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i. 5. PLAN

ssflpes Telegraph ssrvlee.J
~ HAGUE. June - Joseph
- YESTERDAY before The first
al'ise o. tne peace conference.
isa hia address UNFOLDING
npiiou Of private property.
e9uifabaHd from capture
= nish yea Ihla is Che policy
sAi'ea States has advocated
safs Russia ls against the
shlls other European nations
~ The United t8atea
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ed into the city treasury. not onlY
By Comptroller Rlplinger. but by
both his predecessor and bis sue
eesHor
As many 81 the grounds for the
popular aud widespread public sua.
picion arise from tho inactivity Of
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
the committee may recommend
that tn case a grand jury Is call
ed. a special attorney be appoint
ed by the court 20 have charge o.
It's investigations
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FORCED TO STAND SIX
HOURS IN THE HOT sun
NO." SAYS HARTMAN
laefIpps TsIearaph ssrvIes.l

IHcfippa IeIeuFhph osfNIte.I
NEW YORK. June - -. ~
Hartman cmphadcaily denies tho
reports that be 10 10 rcsiEn as the
head 81 bis railroads lie says
that he will stick as long az be
has the breath OF lie In his
body.