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The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR sALE-GRoCERY. Is RAPIDLY GROW.
ing section; good business; must sell. account had
health, oy Sept Address BOX I55. Herald Office.
DAIRY LUNCH AND SHORT ORDERS: TTN-,
precedented; an opportunity like this but onc get
description that viii cause you TO hustle: frs;
come first served only Su. d. G. BUsINFSS
BROKERS', gl7 18th St su77-tT
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-LOT 80 FEET FRONT. JUST NORTH
o. Mount Pleasant and near new l6th 81. extended
tnow being sradedl. Buy now aud receive the large
increase IN value. Address OWNER, Box g.. Cts
Post-Jilee auI7-Ist
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BOARD WAIVED.

WANTED-BOARD. At LOW PRICES. FOR 100
students, paving III advance; give location and
prices. Address DRAUGHON'S SPENCERTAN
BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ninth and d, Academy OF
Music Bldg Washington. aug7-6t
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Rooms FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE.

Cor. ID ard d SIS. uw. Wen furnished rooms and
apartments private baths; rates reasonable. tran
sients taken; 0c ap. b6-n
1871 CORC0RAN ST. NW-TWO or THREE
second-stoTy rooms. front and back commuuicat-
ing; next 20 bath: J. b. h., three or four third
story Iooms, unfurnishcd aust
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STORES FOR RENT.
MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ. ]. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAVER
aud hairdresser, shampoCing maDicuTilg. chirop-
ody, facial and scalp treatment. Work done al
hotels aud residences. Phone Main o55. s8 6
ST. NV. fe2Ets
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

CITY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES. LOTS. AND
farms in Maryland and Virginia L. S. REAL
ESTATE BUREAU. Room s. SO 9th ST. nw.
aul5-59t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

For Rent.
tOR RENT-STORE IN THE NEW CONGRESS
Ei0lal spaT1EsLt house. Isl and East Capitoi SIS .
wll be ft5ed Jp a drug sioTs. wish fixtures sJda
fountain, ana deCoT1rions = suit tenant; C1ccilc1l
stand: SPECIAL iadUcemenss viii Be made to desirable
party. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc, Ilg
St nE. BZ-tf
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FARMS fOR SALE,

FOR SALE-5o3ACRE FARM MILES FROM
r. r. IL tine state Of csluvstion. new baildiugs
sell timberedi caesp. Address L L. KEAS. Mon
Tovia. Orange Co. Va. suls-!it
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BICYCLES.

ONE YALE. TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used; cheap. at HAZLETON's. 529-ssl lots q
~. my5-tf
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BALLARD & LANHAM (Inc.),
Sugccss1-s 10
ATKINSON * BALLARD co qacl.
621 18Th 81. NV.

FOR RENT-wM n. SAUNDERS & co. l4G +.
80 3 uw. g., 3. G., f. 2i3 kaudolph - r. b.
ilsj l3,h Sc NV. l2r. B. iils y 50 ne. g. b.
ll4 u 81 ne. 6r. b. lay9 9th 81 NV l0T b.
lhn Belmont 81 f, b &c SeatCp 81 ne 6r b.
lsI3 i.h So NV. e.. b. 20 Sth g. ne ef b.
2FLAT APIS. CELLAR AND FURNACE.
250i 18th st NV. 'r {. sic Il 81 NV. 6r b.
eli8 i 90 uW. e. b. ST. ! ST ne Cr b.
ASA I2th st ne. ST. b. 1854 Ga az S. e. b.
lfttte / Sc Sc. II. b. 1879 7 81 Sc Il b.
ll0f 18th 81 pY, 81 b,
STORES
l-23 lith 81. NV. Zoxl0j large show w-ndcw
l233 3th si. NV. room rear. cellar.
LOS l5;h St NV, S9x33, large show window.
au23-tUth. ST
FOR RENT-BX J. L KOLB,
80 New YORK ave. NV
- y Cap l6T 2b 500 0lis95 ath Sc o. b. storeS0 20
~ Zlst' trl D. 81 % eis ne 6r. b...... 20 80
~ NV, l9E, D. s5Gl53 9th ne 81. b.. 1850
~ y Nv IeTs d. = ~. l1li "a ave Ne fats
so [ nw, g., b........25.55 "a Hoor ST. b.. Is 30
- NV, II. o....-.-I5J 81 1889 Union sw g. ". 1880
100 II NV 6r, b...-.2jGl stable rear 6l6 NV. $50
auZbtOcl5
FOR RENT-l5o CAROLINE ST. BETWEEN
18th aad 18th and T ard NV: 6Tosm brick:
cellar. large yard, modern Improvements; S255o Key
az l5o X. A. PHILLIPS 100 st. NV au27-ss
ll32 STH ST. NW.-9 ROOMS AND BATH; ALI,
modern Improvements; in perfect condition: S40.70
Apply TO c. A. GOLDSMITH, sll Pa. ave NV
au13-3t
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FURNISHED.

FOR REST-i220 ST Nw-BEAUTIFULLY
furnished room, newly papered, with aleoye double
bed suitable Tor two; gentlemen only; bath ca
au2i-f
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As already pointed out. there is little
cash to work with and holders Of stocks
ere not willing TO sell. except upon COM
pu!sion at prevailing prices. The hope is
that with better conditions a few weeks
or months hence prices may rise and Iet
cut number of men who have tied up
large sums in stocks bought at d bargain
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

escuos Vendo asomlo que Sc pntaba con-
aIo La Mole vov6 pero VIC tras de 81 mas que pa
on con crlzado Cubeo Casco que
to anes 1e habfan visto estar l1nplanda.
Que eneis? dijo La Mole COConnaS.
Coconnas uiraba al patron compaero sin responder,
pues no comprenda nnguno de los geos d La Hurere
La Huere compendo que debia auxiio lie dijo
apresuradamene
-Es que tambien a mi me gusta el uego, me he
aproado para ugada acabls de hacer e seor
aba lie haoan soprenddo eStos anos be-
iCos pobre pasano
En- efeco hermosa fgura eXclam6 La Mole soltando
carcaada,
Quo oueres seior exclan6 La Hubee una canddez
acknowledgements hngda mOvmieno de hombros que
presaba conviction de neodad nosotos los
desc para bzaos cabaeos uc dorados ee
qates zona nosotro tai haganos puntuamente la
Ali diio La Mole barajando las vez ihaCeis
guardia vos3
Va 10 creo sehor conde que SOY sargento de
compania de mlicia urbana.
Dicho este mentras La Mole ocupaba dar las catas
Ia Here Sc retro panendose sobe los abos para
ar discretion Coconna saba mas sorpenddo
Esta precanc6n fue sin duda la de que perdese
Segrndo uego prono como haba perdo pmero
Vava do La Mole seis escudos ustos tOueres la
cha cienta de vuestra futura fortuna
Con mucho gusto, dijo Coconnas con mucho gusto.
Peso anes de pasar adeante tno decas que tenas
eta con duque de Guisa?
Coconnas dirgi6 una mirada la cocina VIC los oO sao
nes de La Huere que lie repetan misma adyertenca
ST lie do pero hora Por otra parte hablemos
I'm POGO de vos, senor La Mole
Ceo que mejor har amos habar del uego mi querido
so de Coconnas poque mucho engao va estoy Was
de ganaros esCudOs mas,
zPardiezl es verdad siempe habian dicho que los
breonotes eran aortunados uego Leveme dabo no
me dan ga as de hacerme hugonoe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
PREclOs DE sUscRlPCIOM
EN- LA lSLA

CRIMENES horribles Sc coneten
ea todos los paises en- los que ell amor
ha sido el m6vil principal. Cr{menes
& la Elegancia y al buen gusto Sc Co
mete, usando un Perfume un Jab6n
vulgar, cuando el exquisite @Cashimire
Bousquets--ya en- PERFUME 8 en- Jabon--
es el sumun del buen tono. Colgate
Y CO, New York.
THE H-E-L-V-E-T-I-A.
27 calle de "La Cruz".
Gran casa de huespedes. liable
d. hotela. Aposentos para familias y
personas solas. Comidas cincuenta
centavos cubierto. Bafios. Telefono
Io7. Apartado de correo 295. Pro
pietario Pedro Shira.
Nota Este hotel esta cargo 1
una sefiorita cagueia.
ES NECESARIO exigir que cada
Ostia obtenga grabado el nombre Di-
gestivo Mojarrieta, pero un solo estu-
che produce mejor efecto que una do
cena de botellas de aqua mineral 8 de
ser el 6nico curative radical. del est6-
mago y del intestine, el digestive Mo-
iarTieta purifca los alimentos y los ha-
ce asimilables. El legitimo Digestive
Moiarrieta cura en- un dia las indiges-
tones, en- un mes lasadispepsias 8 gas
tralgias, y en- tres meses las mas gra-
YES intermediates cr6nicas del sest6ma-
90 y del ineestino. Esta universal
ente con6rmado, en- forma sin igual,
que la efcacia del Digestive Mojarrie-
Ia es verdaderamente radical y supe-
rior & la de todos los otros remedies.
De venta en- las principales farmaiasc
d. Europa y America.
D%SE VENDE un lote de taba
co en- rama cosecho de 1905, de las me
iores vegas de Caguas. Dirigirse I
Ouinones Cabezudo y CO Caguas, T
Rico.
FL sefor DIAZ NAVARRO h;
establecido su o6cina de Abogado y d'
Notarfa en- esta ciudad, calle de Sar
IuSto nGmero 13.
Fierce ante la Cote Federal, Cor
tes de Distrito de toda la Isla y Cort'
SIprema, dedicandose asi mismo a
examen de de tftuIos de propiedades
Incorporation de Corporaciones de
pafs y extrangeras y trasmitaci6n d.
expedientes de expropiaci6n forzosa
Aceptando la noble competence
hoy establecida en- Ell ejercicio de la
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, e
.iior DTAZ NAVARRO Sc dispone
caora. d sus clientes lhonorarios exec
s:xyo ,,,a,1fa -, ,Sdinor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22

-Conque defnitva repuso Coconnas barajando las
tas QUE acababa muchacho perteneceis, pues?
"A que?
A la religion reformada?
-Y2
ST
y bien suponed que 10 fuee dijo La Mole sonrendo.
Teneis alguna queja de nosoros?
Oh! no a Dios gracias compeamene indferente.
Odo proun hugonoea detesto los hugOnoteS
ademas que ahorq es Ia moda.
ST repico La Mole riendo, sirva de tesgo el
cabuzazo del almante Querfs que uguemos tambGn
los arcabuzazos?
Como querais dio Coconnas; tai de ugar 10 demas
the lmporta POGO
-Juguemos pues do La Mole cogendo cartas
glandolas.
ST jugad hacedo con conianza porque, aunque per-
diese deoro comoo esO poda pagaoos maana
por la manana
-Cefis pues que Ia fortuna vendrd buscar mienaS
No. pero yo ire buscarla ella
-Decidn1e adonde yo os acompanare
Al Louvre
-iVoveis ALI esta noche
ST esta noche me concede audencia particular gran
duque de Guisa.
Desde que Coconnas aba empezad haar buscar for
ha al Louvre La Hurere aba dejado de b haba
vend coocar detas sa de La Mole de que solo
Coconnas pudiece ve desde M e haca gno pamonte
no Observable sumdo estaba conversation
- Pues bien parece este miagroso dijo La Moe raztn
enas decr que habamos nacdo bao isna esrea Yo
anben engo Louvre esa noche pero duque
de Cuisa sino el rey dc Navarro.
" tuo os han dado aguna contraseha1
-lY TN distintivo'
= pues bien 20 tengo uno Mi contraseha es
estas paabras del pamonGs hzo La Huiere tan EXPIRE
silva precise hsante que evanaba cabeza IN
dto cabero que Coconnas quedo percado mas por ade
au del Padeo que por ugada en- que acababa de Perde tres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
EN- Ell EXTRANGERO
DOCTOR GUSTAVO MUNOz

De la facultad de Medicina
de Madrid y Ex-profesor Gil
nico delIHospital de San Car
los, de la misma facultad, de
regresos de su..viaje a madrid,
ha establecido.su o6cina pro-
fesional en- Ia calle de Teluan
no 81.
= g Horas de consulta de 2
4 Ap. m. Telefono no 1876. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22

ENrsKED at SAN JUAN and class Matter
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
F.LOPEZ SANCHEZ

Apaltado 2oI San Juan, Puerto Rico.
banas. Compra y venta de casaS terreras, s.
Anuncios en- periodicos con tarifa especial. G
en- los centres oficiales y el comercio.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

estimate of him formed from these injurious
misrepresentation.
Against this powerful tide he had defense other
than his personality He possessed of a
sourceful mind, and had unhinchng courage With
perfect confidence in the rectitude of his intentions.
he presented himself and his political ideas to
bled thousands Of his fellow citizens in hundreds of
places throughout the great West. where the pref
udice against him had sunk the deepest He
not eloquent as men count eloquence; his speech
plain, simple, and direct; but his words had
behind them the imponderable charm Of the
After hearing him. a rough Western man declared,
Il have changed my mind You can't make me
believe that Hanna is any bad man Why he's got
a smile that would grease wagonl" This rude
snile may illustrate the awakening confidence and
regard for Mark Hanna among those with whom
he came in contact, and at his untimey death 1t IS
no exaggcration to say that he the chief figure
political life.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
Men of Great Success

MANY examples Of great achievement in enter
1N1 prise, commerce and finance are living among
now, the cause Of whose power lies in their per-
sonality. Those who are dead we properly name.
Coils p Huntington of them He had his
way among men; they yielded to his force of char
acter He made men believe in his plans and they
fell line support him with their capital and their
credit Stephen Girard John Jacob Astor, Cyrus
w Field, George Peabody, Cornelius Vanderbilt are
the names Of some who come most readily TO mind.
Is worth while to explore for the secret of power
which actuated these and their like Some
features are obvious enough, and those we may
catalogue, while Others perhaps equally important,
cannot be classified and labeled. They must remain
mysteries hidden even to those who possessed and
used them. The qualities most obvious are ambi-
ton backed by energy, which drives the possessor
TO action; courage, restrained by instructive
prudence that guards from excess of hazard; the
mental ability perceive things in their true nature,
and what they are in their relationships. These,
united blended, balanced and vivlfed by interior
forces or influences which cannot be traced, com
pose what we recognize the personality. The
power of this subtle something cannot be denied;
ii is too plainly felt TO be ignored.
Who cannot recognize among his acquaintance
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

TWN HE forces which make for success in busi-
ness life have furnished fruitful themes
for discourse through many generations.
- MaXIms have accumulated maXims.
ernbodying enough OF truth and wisdom
parently TO equip well the aspirant for that
mere material prizes are the hoped for reward Of
ne successful contestants. These maxims may be
regarded as wise directions, posted on lifes high
way be observed, whether as incentives 10 dill
gent effort, OF as guides to judicial action.
That many Of these naXims are OF value, worthy
10 be acquired by those who aspire to success can
not be Tightfully denied. But when so recognized
and adopted are they to be considered a sufficient
guaranty of business safety and success? However
raluable good maXIns well memorized may be. it
Irears that they not IN all emergencies subject
ID ready command; they may indeed be oveTbornc
totheir just influence by the pressure Of temp
lon, which 3eductively offers large rewards 10
lhery.
coaching party, with an Engshman as the
f., passed a place where several roads crossed
backsmiths shop At the crossing guide
IS had been put up indicating the directions to
mat, and the other place. Some wag had put
additional sign: If you can read, ask the
1lith." All laughed except the Engshman,
ravelv remarked " If the blacksmith should
r.- II home what would the poor man who
o.- not read do them" Moral: And other wise
4 1naxims must be always at command, in
give them the greatest value
lE due honor 10 these wise and VrtuOus
2 I want 10 indicate the superior part played
-gccessful movements by the personality OF
ID himself, or that force or quality which we
H. .onEeniently name the personal factor.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
The Commanding Personality ="

AkIHEN we say Of a man, " lie has a commanding
w personality" sum up in a short phrase a
total Of elements or qualities, perhaps discover
able IN their outward action but more OF which are
lndelnatla The composing elements are 50 blended,
like tae several notes involved IN the expression Of
musical chord. mat while we moved by the
..-al effect. unable 10 analyze the units out
~ which f-4 composite whole IS derived. This IN
o.''na. Re thing, the human personality" IS IN all
o.. affairs Of life the most powerful factor II IS IN
barge measure the secret Of the orators influence,
The r. ccians triumph. and the business mans
success.
II IS only few years since the late Senator Hanna
stepped from business life, where he had achieved
success and distinction. into the white light Of poll
tics, where he was comparatively unknown. At his
t-r, appearance the voice Of dctraction raised
against him. lie traduced. lampooned and
caraatured as the swollen embodiment OF corrupt
poh-cal issues. lie was made to wear the dollar
mark his Distinguishing garment, and the general
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

some man TO whom the following description might
properly be applied? 1t IS taken from real life.
ID was of ordinary physical appearance He gave
no striking evidences of mental power He spent
his money generous way, but neither SEN
sational nor cXtravagant in the manner of II. He
carried himself with an easy grace or self assurance
not so marked as to give ottcnse, Just sufficient
rather 10 win attention and respect His kindly
manners and gracious smile, perfectly natural To
him, made him welcome addition to any com
pany. The quick witted hotel clerk always saw IN
him a man be considered favorably, and so every
where easy paths opened before him. He was
cessful in business He favor and good VIII
in many directions, achieved good degree of fnan-
cial success. and died in fair honor among men
And yet the best that could truthfuly be said If
him IS, " He possessed OF fair intelligence to-
gether with infinite tact in directing 1t
How to use ones natural gifts is question OF no
small Importance Western lawyer. famous for
his unblushing audacity, which often carried hn
through difficult places thus accosted by
friend, IS wish had your cheek" To which
responded :" Don't wish II, my friend If you had
my check with your brains you would be driven
OF town before night.
Nor ought we limit our study to those who may
be said to possess a commanding personality
These are the leaders of men. the Captains OF In
dustrv" Below them in the exercise of power arc
the leutcnants and the privatcs, who compose the
real army both in the business world and IN general
industry Here too in the humber ranks, the per
sonal factor" marks the differentiation among men.
Average Man Not Commander
DORN apparently to obey, to execute orders the
ID average man is not in position TO command: he
must win promotion or advancement through recog-
milton from his srlpcriors, or from observing and
discriminating public. Here, too, the good maNlmS
which preach Industry, Attention, Fidelity, are To
be observed conditions TO honorable success, but
here too the personal factor" counts for much.
A is a good clerk, honest faithful, but he IS silent
and morose B is equally capable and trustworthy,
but he IS loQuacous and indIscreet. IS the equal
of either but he IS hasty in temper, impatient OF
either counsel or reproof. executes his duties.
but he appears indifferent to everything else. IS
all right where he is, but he is vain and advance
nent might turn his head and make him arrogant
q differs from the foregoing in rather indehnable
particulars Not less efficient than the Others the
discharge of commonplace duties, he appears 70 be
quicker in power to comprehend. He betrtyS
desire to get on. His mind reaches out beyond the
limits of daily routine with interest in the
broader features OF business affairs He has shown
adaptability, given some evidences of reserved
powers is agreeable in his manners. would win con
fidence and favor from the public. In short, the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-24
WE Done 'EM PROUD.
TACOMA BUSINESS men royalty
ENTERTAINED BY ABERDEEN.
! aCOmdnS are Entertained in a Nan.
ner Worthy of Aberdeen. y JOiIv
crowd JolIiIy Entertained. Taco.
ma Boosters and Aberdeen Shov.
erS Mix.

The chamber of commerce and busi.
ness men OF this city were the hosts Fri
day evening, when seventy.eieht of the
Tacoma Boosters were the guests of
honor.
AS per arrangement the special train
with the guests, arrived from Hoquiam
at p. M, and President Finch and his
assistants were on hand to take the visit
ors around the city, arriving at the
Washington hotel at 7:30. where they
were joined by a large number of Aber.
deem citizens.
The banquet room at the Washington
was opened at 7 :45 and then commenced
the fun OF the evening. The visitors
were evidently out for good time and
did not wait for the hosts to entertain
them-they entertained the hosts. They
certainly were a jolly crowd, and before
the evening was over they proved them
selves not only capable of apprecatiny
the courtesy extended by the Aberdeen
people. but OF doing their share of maxi
ing the evening pleasant and ENJOYABLE
one. The menu OF nine courses only oc-
cupled a part OF the attention of the
visitors. and the IL piece orchestra pro-
vlded was hardly noticed, for the Boost
ers We're brass band, negro melody
company and lot OF clear headed busi-
ness men combined.
During the evening addresses were
made as follows:
j. b. Bridges, Aberdeen. Our Guests
Mayor Wright, Tacoma Tacoma
Senator Poison, Hoquiam ..........
......... Logs, Lumber and Shipping
e. f. Messenger, Tacoma.
....... Traffic Association Work
}. j. Carney, Aberdeen.
............... .Grays Harbor County
+. 9. Brewer. Boosting the Northwest
Judge J. G. Pearson, Aberdeen. -.
.... Aberdeen, Past, Present, Future
j. L. Bbb, Tacoma ...
.............M Manufacturing Interests
w. B. Mack, Aberdeen. n......
...................C Car Shortage, Etc.
l.. w. Pratt, Tacoma ....... Our Hosts
President E. G. Finch acted as toast
master, and it is needless to say that he
filed the bill.
The schedule time for the visitors to
leave was fixed at IL p. M, but so inter-
ested were all concerned that the train
did not pull out until a. m.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-24

amendment has been part of orr con
stltution, the people have manifested a
very lively disposition to exercise their
power thereunder; They have, however,
evidenced conservatism and discrim-
mating Judgment both in legislating and
reviewing the work of the legislature, :,
which demonstrate that such powers
may be vested in them with perfect safe.
ty to all interests. 80 81
aside from the direct primary law.
the most important enactment under the
initiative is the local option law. which
was proposed by petition and approved
by large majority of votes cast IL ereon,
and thereby became a law.
"The general appropriation bill enact.
ed by the Legislature at the January ses.
sion of 1905 was. by petition, held up
under the referendum, and referred to
the voters and passed on by them at the
June election in 1906. By very decisive
majority, the action of the legislature
was approved.
$50 far there has been no attempt to
enact unusual or extreme legislation on
any subject under the initiative. On the
contrary, our experience thus far tends
to indicate that, AS legislators, the people
are fully as conservative and considerate
of private and corporate rights as are
their representatives in legislative as
semblies."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-24
STATE RESTS CASE
DEFENSE MOTION TO ACQUIT IS
DENIED.
The Case is Now up to the jury.
This is no Time for Newspaper
Criticisms. Defense Ask for In.
StruCfed Verdict for Prisoner.
Important Testimony Offered.

BOISE, Idaho, June 21.-The state this
morning made its last tender OF evidence
against William d. Haywood, on trial
for the alleged murder of Frank Steun-
enberg, and the lead is now With the de-
tense, which will this afternoon ask for
an instructed verdict for the prisoner.
Two important pieces of testimony
were offered this morning. Charles S.
Kingsley, handwriting expert, testified
that the writing of the waivers on the
money kilograms sent from Pettibone's g
store in Denver in the names of ~.
Wolff" and "P. Bone" to "H. Green" in
San Francisco, was done by the same
hand that penned Pettibone's letter to
John l.. Stearns.
A stipulation by the defense admitting
the fact that Haywood telegraphed
money to Steve Adams at Ogden in 1908,
and a ruling by the court denying ad.
mission to the dissenting opinion in the
Meyer habeas corpus case in Colorado,
cleared the direct work of the prosecu.
ton and opened the way for the plea of
the defense.