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knowing that your career of hypocrisy

knowing that your career of hypocrisy,
duplicity and dishonor'-
II stand here as an American citizen
to demand my rights" interposed
Schmitz. "I'm not asking any leniency
at the hands of this court. l am pre-
pared to receive sentence. l ask that
your honor do your duty and pro.
nounce it Immediately and that l be
not subjected to humiliation and de-
grading remarks which the papers are
copying and will print. say, If your
honor has any self respect, you will
proceed with the sentence
Shamed and Dissraced.
at is not unusual" was Judge
DUNES reply, 'for courts to be
brought into contact with such brazen
acts of effrontery as yours in the pres
ent instance. 1t is the duty of the
court in such cases to view the con-
duct of convicted felon with patience
and liberation, not to say pity. BY
your conviction you VIII lose the re-
spect and esteem of all good men and
citizens You will suffer the humilia-
ton of knowing, l say, that your ca
reer of hypocrisy, duplicity and dis
honor has been exposed and that you
stand before those who believed in and
honored you morally naked, shamed
and disgraced"
Will Run For Mayor Again.
Il deny thatw cried Schmitz. "The
people of San Francisco know how |
was railroaded through"
Judge Dunno resumed:
Morally naked, shamed and dis
graced. 1t is in the knowledge of
these things rather than in any mere
term of Imprisonment in a state peni-
tertiary that the full measure of your
punishment may be found"
The sentence is the, first imposed
since the beginning of the antigraft
crusade several months ago. Under
the law of California the crime Of ex.
tortion can be punished by not more
than five years in prison, and Judge
Dunno FASTENED to impose the limit
Schmitz issued a formal statement
protesting his innocence and asserting
that he would be a candidate for may.
or this fall to seek vindication at the
hands Of the voters. When Schmitz
was last elected he ran as an independ
ent labor candidate against business
man supported by both parties and all
! the newspapers.
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STATISTICAL INFORMATION
showing that jerseys Business De-
velops in Rapid Manner.

Showing that JERSEYS Business De-
velops In Rapid Manner.
Winton C. Garrison, chief of the
State Bureau of Statistics. has COM
piled statistics which reveal Industrial
development of this State by decades
from 1850 to 1905 at a glance.
In 1850 the total capital invested in
manufactures in New Jersey was S22,-
293, 252; the number of wage-earners
employed, 1880; the amount paid in
wages, S9,364, TAO, and the value of the
product, $50, 351, 256.
In 1860 the capital was $40, 52l ,048;
the employees, 56,027; the wages, &c.,
277, 1887, and the product S76, 3O6, 1O4.
In 1870 the amounts were Capital,
$40, 500, 7l9; employees, 1852; wages,
1872, GAG, 400; product, $164, 237,732.
In 1880: Capital, SlO6, 226, 1893; en-
ployees, 126,03S; wages, $46, 083, 045;
product, 1854 ,380,236.
In 1890: Capital, $3.50, 1902, 745; en-
ployees, 173,772; wages, 1924, 1l6:
produce, 1854, 573,571.
In 1900: Capital, 1902, 1924 ,0S2; en-
plOyees, 241, 582; wages, $1lO,08S, 605;
product, $611, 748, 1888.
For the half decade ending in 1905
| the figures were: Capital, S715, 060174;
employees, 26e, 1886; wages paid, Sl28,-
16e, 801; value. OF product, STA, 1863 OPS.
This almost magical growth of man
featuring Industries is not equaled by
any other State in the Union and prob
ably no country in the world. The bu-
reau of statistics thinks this wonder
full development is in part due to the
States favorable geographical posi-
tiOn, and in still larger part to the
great development of it's transporta-
ton system of steam and electric rail-
roads.
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Hear Victor's Band--Concerts Daily to 40

not a man of fast habits, but was
known to be failing in health.
Holmes Jury Disagree.
After celebrating for more than
twenty-five hours the jury in the case
of Edwin S. Holmes, assistant statis-
tician in the agricultural department,
who has been on trial in Washington
on charge of conspiring to defraud
the United States through the use of
the governments cotton crop statistics
for speculative purposes, reported their
inability to agree and we're discharged
by Justice Stafford. 1t is expected
that the case will be brought to trial
again at the October term.
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SAYS JAPAN IS READY
Admiral Sakamoto Declares Mi
kado Is Prepared For War.
SNEERS AT YANKEE SAILORS
Looks For Desertions and, Asks Where
American BatteshiPs Can Find Rem
dezvous-Thinks Our officers WouIo
Leave Ships to Avoid Fighting.


American BattIeships Can Find Rem
dezvous-Thinks Our Officers Woulo
Leave Ships to Avoid Fighting.
Tokyo, July 9.-The Hochi Shibun
has interviewed Admiral Sakamoto,
who said:
Concerning the dispatching of six
teen warships to the Pacific decided on
by President Roosevelt, it is difficult to
tell whether it is intended as threat
or as provocation to fight. Should
America be inimically disposed Japan,
if necessary, is ready.
THE actual American naval strength
in the Atlantic at present consists of
thirty-six ships Of more than 10000
tons, of which twenty eight were built
since 1900
Now America is going to dispatch
sixteen or twenty out of those to the
Pacific, showing that they are moi
wanted in that direction But whers
will they rendezvous? They must seek
points at no great distance from bases
of operation in the Philippines. There
is Cavite, where there is an arsenal
and great coal depot. Santiago has
good harbor, but no dock.
No Base For War Fleet.
"In time of peace Hongkong is avail.
able for repairs, but in time of wal
a basis of operations would be sadly
lacking within a proper distance.
Should America use Luzon as base
of operations Japan could use Peca-
dores. 1t is inadvisable for America to
employ the ships about Hawaii. The
distance from Yokohama is 5000 miles
No existing warship has coaling capac-
ity for that distance, consequently ia.
pan cannot do anything against Ha-
wadi. Hence 1t is unnecessary for the
United States to build works of de
Tense there.
"Such being the actual state of af
fairs, should there unfortunately be
war the absence of decisive point Of
action would only result in an indeci
sive warfare. The American navy car
be effective only near the Pacific coast
where there are arsenals and docks.
Doubts American Patriotism.
at is much doubted If the American
naval service is actuated by patriotic
motives American naval officers and
men are brilliant figures at balls ana
social gatherings, but their training il
the use Of ships and gums has been to
tally neglected. Moreover, Il Is com
ical to expect that Americans are dar
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A Reversal.

The Taller says: 1.-THE Marquis dc
Several is one Of the best dressed men
in society. He does not play bridge.
but his ready wit makes up for the de-
ficiency."
This is unlike most people, who are
not readily witty, but make up for It
by playing bridge Punch.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-07-09
KEEPING TAB
ON IKE WORLD

Plan to Concentrate Americas
War Fleet In the Pacific Of
fiCiaIly Admitted While Pro-
testing Friendship For Japan.
Rockefeller Caught by Process
Server and Examined by Fed
eral Judge at Chicago-Hay-
wood Heard In His Own De-
tense After Further Testimony
Contradicting Orchard and I'M
pIicatiny Pinkertons In Mine
Owners Plot.
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five YEARS FOR MAYOR
Frisco's Graft Executive Gets
Maximum Sentence.
GREAT APPLAUSE IN COURT.
Dramatic Scene as Prisoner, Angry and
Defiant, Repeatedly Interrupts Judge
Dunno, Declaring That Latter's Lee-
ture Is Meant to Humiliate Him.

San Francisco, July 9.-Mayor Eu-
gene E. Schmitz, convicted of extor-
ton, was sentenced to five years in the
penitentlary. When the sentence was
pronounced there was remarkable
dreds of persons who crowded Judge
DUNES courtroom.
Sentence followed the recent convic-
ton Of Schmtz for extorting $1,1T5
from French restaurant keepers of San
Francisco.
AS the last words of the sentence fell
from the judges lips the great crowd
that had stood throughout the dramatic
scene sent up thunderous cheer
"Good for your shouted man in the
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-07-09
LEGAL CRIMINAL
Part Played by Pinkertons.

After several other men mentioned
by Orchard as accomplices in his vari-
GUS alleged crimes had testified for
the defense in the trial of w. d. Hay
wood at Boise, all of whom denied
Orchards story in every particular, so
far as it concerned them, the defense
brought forward the star witness in
their plan to show up an alleged con
spiracy of the Mine Owners associa
tion to crush the Western Federation
of Miners and ultimately to hang its
leaders, Haywood, Meyer and Petit
bone. This witness was Morris Fried
man, who formerly was employed for
five years as a stenographer in the
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prohihitiorists Nominate k.lloo,

Oswego, N. Y, July 9.-The Prohibi-
ton county convention, held here,
nominated F. L. Kellogg for the as
sembly.
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The Prudential
ioonss Il


You should apply now to se-
cure some of the protection
for your family that these
magnificent figures stand
for, and to feel the satisfac-
ton of carrying your pro-
lection in such. a strong
Company.
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NROM assets of fOrty-eight million
dollars and liabilities of forty-One
millions, in 1901, to assets of more
than one hundred and tWenty-seven mil
lion dollars and liabilities of less than
one hundred and seven millions, in 1905,
is the record for the past five years of
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-07-09

The beautiful new Presbyterian
Church at Summit has at last been
completed and it is to be dedicated on
Sunday, July 14th. The dedication
service will be conducted at ii o'clock
a. NJ, and IN the evening the service
will be INSTRUMENTATION.
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BattIeships May Be Sent Around World
Is Washington, July 9.-It was learned
that President Roosevelt has by no
means given his final sanction to the
plan of sending the battleship fleet to
the Pacific via the straits of Magellen.
On the contrary, the president is quite
as strongly in favor Of sending the
ships by Suez and bringing them home
by the way of Magellen as he is in ia
vor of sending them via Magellen and
bringing them home by the way of the
Mediterranean route. 1t was also
learned that the president is very much
impressed with the idea of sending
these battleships clear around the
world
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Denver Office Of
the Pinkerton
detective agency,
where he was
particularly as
signed to the
secretarial work
of James Nc
Parla nd, the
W es tern man
ager of the agen-
cy ana lne man
who worked up
the case against
the miners lead
ers and secured
the Orchard con
fession. Fried
man threw much
LIGHT unon tho
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-07-09

fng with patriotism, so tnat IN case OF
war with Japan it is very likely that
most of the officers would desert their
ships to avoid fighting Japan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
GAVE THE ODDS
AND YET LOST HIS BET

one afternoon IN tho long ago
puck" Ewing was playing against
thu Chicago team. There were men
on first and seeond and Ewing was
az bat Naturally e would have
heen the correct thing 60 sacrifice.
but Ewing was a strong right field
hitter and the chicago SECOND base
man ana Arson were laying back
Co trap him, while tbs HhortHlap sad
swung well over toward SECOND
"Iiey. Anae" shouted Ewing with
hiH usual lHaEh. I'm going 60 put
one through you"
Anaon flushed a lobster red and
shouted. I'm bet you five 60 three
ypu DON'T"
II goes. said Ewing, and he had
no mere than spoken when he
slammed the ball ~ straight az An
aon that the first basciunh had NO
time 90 set out 81 ita way.
A. the beet Arson was not the
most perfect fielding first haeeman
ln the business. ard Illustrated a.
he was With hts little fepartee with
EwinE and general ana wholesome
desire not 10 show himself % b..
tafc tho crowd. he was atill playing
tag with the ball ana his feet when
EwinE. laughing Ia three OF -four
ksyH. landed on first base.
Arson Waa 80 mad that Nhan he
diJ pick up the ball he threw IL %
Ewing. and fwing. after catching n.
started UH far aafaut HhE4 ain
laughing, while hnHon fumsd The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

Ktsmet 1r. ria. second. karado.
100. third. Time. IS u.
Second race. five eishtha OF a
tnlle-E. n. a.. i0z tkeozhl. 70 70
1, won; Royal Ascot. ips. second /.
IoAn Of Are 100. third Time.
t,UasA
Thlsa race. one miie-TaHef. ies
tKossnefl. : 90 1. wun. hlnnman.
i0s. second. MaddilnE Daisy. -,
laird Time. sstt "a.
Fourth race. ons ard oneaiA'
trenth miles,. G Glenn. io6 tMc-
panieli. s 70 1. wuh. ekefchcvaL
ne. necrna. Orrn0naea Right. ios.
third Time. faT Il
Fifth race. three quarters OF .
mlle-star % Ruaaymede. los tMc.
Daniel. Is 10 I. woa. Curriculum.
ms. naooad. Deriom. t92. third
Time. Ia -
sixth race. futafitY Lizzie Al
bertsne. III (T'fuatunl. & n l. won
Lanketf. fts. ascund. t4fiiaa AyrcA.
III. third. Tina. ii -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
SECOND ARTICLE ~ MISS
BIRDIE KERN ON HEALTH
EXERCISE IN TIE nome.
nv mtss BIRDIE KERN.

n a woman wants perfect arfuA,
af man Wsil developed ones. care
must be given % me triespn ~ vel
IS the hieeps Here " What DO
place two chairs side ~ aide and
grasp TIE edge of the bottoms With
my hands. Then fniEs myself a.
Tar from the floor a. can and lower
myself until my knees tnpeh the
floor I always practice this dir
at least Is times every morning
when you get expert at thiA Try
using the back Of the chairs. These
three exercises for the arms Develop
them before and after as the say
ina goes.
Next comes the development q
tha lungs You know AZ we'll as I
MT this T. the key 10 The whole.
without well developed lungs you
are going Ia fail on the others
have tried many "ssuntsH hat have
found nothing better than the orai-
nary breathing exercise breathing
ia slowly fresh air 20 the faii ca
pacity o. the lungs. with shoulders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
BENCH SHOW IN
COLORADO

DENVER. Col. Feb &C. There
are over 900 exhibits AZ the NTH
annual hunch ahow Of tho Colorado
Kennel club which opened Ia the
Coliseum hall hese this morning
The prlscs 10 be awarded amount
60 $4,000. half u which win be In
cash. There Is a larUe number OF
classes aud IN addition 10 the cfeNen
divisions tcf each brecd there VII
be \ kepnel prise Cor the best four
slnea tn each breed and a second
prise 0t S..
A new class called tho graduate
class haH been introduced. DOGS
haviux won four points and about
to graduate" are alone eligible aud
viii be glvCn the prestige aud al
vantage dac he their past successes,
regardless at axe. and VIII net be
feresd 70 compete against yoaaseF
docs iust entering the champion
chip field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

Tho crash Of the his purse fabric
In Nevada has caused a quick shift
IN pugillsiie scenery. aud the stage
is now beiae held again by tie tain
ef a bout between Geo. tkaekeus
aehmldt. the sRussion lion. and
Jim losffies.
Hack SAYS % Il coming 70 Amer
lea 20 meet Frank uoteh Tor thb
world's championship wrestling
honora The wrestling game Is not
a biz coin producer az best IN Amer.
lea, and right nov with the Femem'
hranco OF some weird stunts by
Gotch and Heel to dcprcaa the mar
ket Wise ones think tlaek would
be disappointed In the money ha
would rake IN.
This adds color 10 the talk. which
4 said 10 have originated from
Hack. that he Il being beatea into
shape 70 try hia fists against JEFF
Cries. OF course, this IA based on
the assumption that Golch win b.
a victim at wreatiing which most
critics Of thu game are willing to tip
Of a. a cinrh.
II there Is any Of the many big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

throva back and head erect, then
sxhaIluK slowly
Make a practice 81 doing this
many times daily Dent be afraid
% overriding a. whsuaser you feel
duh and sleepy AZ your work. get
into The open air a minute or TIVE
and Try this deep breathing. lis
better than an the medicine you can
boy Il means good lungs and for
TIE sanaa u means development %
the bust Did you ever hear % the
old saying that anyone who can
hoid his breath uue minute after a
fun luhhistion need not fear con-
pumrtiony It's a pretty sure test.
Fer abdominal treatment I come
back q my chair. lay my fuil
weight on my stomach. balancing
over The chair. The swayinE. buoy
ant movement IL good for the
muscles 81 the stomach. The ever
else strengthens and kardens the
muscles in way that most gym
nasfic exercises viii not do.
I taka ny same old chair FOR
back treatment ! grasp u from
behind and bend backwards "a far
az possible l 90 this 20 10 20 times
Try H. II you need a doctor Tor
kidney troubles you VIII soon find
ID ouf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

ring tho wrestler Ia usually an
graceful an steam roller humping
the bumps.
The measurements % the three
men who are figuring 80 much IN
the sporting world affords a basis
for some interesting Developments
The Daily Star has secured them
direct from the men themselves.
ana sea- can figure Tor yourself Just
who ought 20 ship. You viii prob.
ably make AZ good ah the neat one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
GREEEBURG WINS I'M
RAcETRACk CASE

The Unlted States supreme court
haa confirmed The decision IT The
snprems court II California In the
case " Lyman GreenhurE against
The Western Turf Association.
Gresnburg claimed 81 900 damages
for heinE elected from the Tan.
fofan race track IN 1900.
Tho California statutes make q
unlawful to exclude anY person
from a place Of amnaemcut aud the
association contested the Law as b..
inE unconstitutional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

fellows who have been mentioned
IN the past SIX months Who can give
ioffrles a halfway taasle Tor hts
cruwn. Il looks like Hsok has the
goods At the same time Il II dif'
ficuit IL see even where he has a
look IN. The wrestling game do.
veinpa a sci of muscles ditirrtnt
fuam those necessary 20 boxing and
usually binds up" the muscles nee
ossary to stir punches. clever side.
atepplun and feintins In the prime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
BASKETBALL
MAY Be OVER

Arrangements for q final game of
BASKETBALL between Seattle and
BeilinRhhm high schools may fail
through. Manager MeAliep nf tho
locals wrusa 80 neilInghan for tho
game but received no reply.
A game Was 20 b. arranged b.
tween The Eifis' basketball teams
u the Schools. but The Beilineham
giFis play Under tho boga rales
and no contest caa take place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
RACES YESTERDAY


First race. onehalf mile abbey.
IL tBropnl. 10 5. wen. Nemor-
Ire. i0s. second. Chenowes. los.
third Time. 50 as
Second raca. one mile and twenty
yards-Iittie Mlfthiul. iNa tkj9rell,
s 10 4. won. Lady Fashion, i0i, sec
ord. Early Hours. ~. third. Time.
Its
Third race. one mile and twenty
yards Pal. fnt &C Wiiiiamal. ) %
4. won. Cardinal sarto. Ice. sec
ond: w II. Gates. 100, third. Time.
.f.4T IS.
Fourth race. one uiile-Iiappy
Rice. i12 tfIunferi. 10 10 I. won
Kogo. JOS. second. Geo Killsom.
i07. third. Time. if6 IS.
Fifth race. five-cightha Of a mile
-Tarp. los fscoviilo}. 6 10 /. won.
Instructor. 10. second: Sahara.
i05. third Time. 1893 80
Sixth race. thirteen .siKieeuiha Of
a mile okomo. % CE DaEanl. Z
% ?. won. LAsaro. i0I. second. Sir
Bsliar. il0. third Time. / - IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
TOURNAMENT Of
WRESTLERS

wrestlcrs from Seattle Win prob
ably participate IN \ hiE wrestling
tournament Ia Nanalln0 the latter
part a. next meath. Euutea are
also expected from Vancouver Vie
toria. Portland aud other elites IN
thla vicinity Sauaime u the home
Of Dan Mcleod. fnrmer worlds
champion. ana Tom Davies for
many one % the best mat artists
on the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

Tho Coast league magnates aro
dolng some tall thinking, thu Port
land club Is beginning 20 feel un.
easy and tho Fresno club feels that
Il n liable "a be dlsrupted II any
moment. over the proposed IN.
easion Of tbs Coast league into San
Jose and Sacramento.
knowing that the state league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
Y. M. C. A. BASKET
BALL GAMES

The local Y. NJ c. A BASKETBALL
tram wfll play AZ Wtulpck. Mon
DAY. Aberdeen. Tuesday and
Hoquialn. Wednesday. "Wednesday
nlght the championship ~ tho Y.
A. c. a. will b. decided when tho
TIGERS and business men clash ON
tho floor az tho Y. ". g A. gym.
nasiufu. the prrlifninasisa having
aii been played and these two
teams having qualified for the
finals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
THREW THREE MEN
IN SUCCESSION

Charley Olsen. Of St Louis. de-
fcaied Young SandoW. of Chlcagu.
and Herman schililnN and Eddie
Bnrr. Of Cincinnati. In that city
last night. ia wrestling match
Olsen agreed 20 threw the three
men IN an hour and a half and sue.
cssded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
ANOTHER VICTORY

nanlnwham hiKh ashnoi basksll.aii
team vas defeated saturday piEht
A la Conner ~ the Ia Conner
team. 81 20 a. TIE Ia Conner team
has won a string Of virtnFtsn this
season. ana Il claiming tho cham
pioHship 81 The laWsf s0uud.