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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND y;
NJ B.-FolIowing schedule figures published
only as information and arc not guaranteed
1900 a. M.-Daily-Local for Chariotts.
1l:16 A. hI.--Daly - Limited - Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham. New
Orleans, Memphis, ChattnnooSa.S and
all the South. Through coach for
Chase City, Oxford. Durham. and Ra-
leigh, ISL
500 P. NIX. sunday--Keysvillc Local.
1880 P. M.-Daily-Limtod Pullman ready
$50 p. NJ. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:s0 p. Milk Sunday-No. 1S-To West
Point--Connecttng for Bn;tirnore Nom
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. 33
2:lb p. M.-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days-No. 10--Local to West Point.
4a5 A. Mex. Sunday--No. 74--Local 70
West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$3.50 A. NJ. S:1t P. M.-From all the South
$3.50 F. M.--From Charlotte. Raleigh. Dur
ham. Chase City. and Local Stations.
$40 A. M.-From Kcysvilis and Local Sta
e:15 a. M-No 1s-From Raltimor. and
West Point.
1915 a. I.-No s-wednesdays and FRI
days.
515 P. Mo. 7s-Fror West Point and
Local Stations.
c. W. WESTBURY. D. p. A..
900 E Main St, Richmond. Va.
& C. H. ACKERT. s.H HARDw1cK,
V-P. and Gen. Mgr. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
w. II. TAYLoE. 6. P. A..
Washfngton.a D, c, :flsa5
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81
favor on these trades. They have been
active during the week In taking in the
short end Of these straddles to secure
their profits. A very large amount Of
these short sales, however. are still be-
.lieved to remain uncovered, especially
among Liverpool and New Orleans
operators. who have been using this
market as dumping ground for their
bearish opera ions, especially during the
past two or three months
Spot Cotton Scarce.
The March option closed here Thurs
day afternoon at $40, against 9.SS for
May deliveries, July 9.51 and August
o.56. a much more friendly feeling is
now being manifested toward the mar
kct than lately.
1t is believed that the menace of the
heavy scattered speculative long in
terest in the March option has been
eliminated; also that the inherent
strength of the spot situation in the
South is likely to start fresh buying
from spinners and spot dealers. More
over. the demand for spot cotton will
now have to run to the lower grades,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
ELECTRIC power
FOR BRISTOL
Large Darn Will Be Built on
Holston River Near Bluff
City.
Especial to Tho 1,Imes-p lspateh. ]

BRISTOL, VA, February 24.--The
Holston Water, Electric and Power
Company has been chartered here, for
the purpose of utilizing the water
power In tho Holston River, near Bris-
toll, for generating electricity. A large
dam Will be built near Blur City, In
this county. and electric power Will
be brought to Bristol for sale for light
ing and industrial purposes. DR.. M. I.
Fowler, Of Bristol. Is president of tho
company. Work on tho project Is to
be commenced at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
Ashland Notes

ASHLAND. VA, February 24.-Public
exercises of the Washington Literary
Society. OF Randolph-Macon College,
were held in the societys hall last
night DR.. T. NJ. Jones. OF the faculty.
presided. and opened the Meeting with
a short address. MIR. w. L. Dolly, ora
tor Of tho society. spoke on Washing
tom as the unselfish soldier, statesman
and citizen. Mr.. Dolly.s address was
well prepared and was listened to with
marked attention. He dwelt upon the
fact that Washingtons public life was
thrust upon him and in spite OF his
love OF quiet he accepted position to
serve tho people.
Or. s. @. Mitchell. professor Of his
tory, at Richmond College, was the ora
tor Of the occasion, he spoke on
"Washington's Contribution to Our
Democracy" He said that the great test
thing that Washington gave the
United States was his character, which
stood out as the first real Democratic
Spirit of the country. Ills ideal of o
of conscience. the brotherhood of man
and q sympathy between man and man,
He presented Washington as practis-
Ing his ideals Of q citizen In his quiet
way of teaching men his principles.
The exercises proved particularly In
teresttng. and an ,appreciattve audience
greeted DR.. Mitchell,
Mr.. Charles Fleming Cross met with
an unfortunate accident at his place
In the country near here, by failing
through the trap door OF his barn, d
faw days ago, ana injured two OF his
ribs seriously, He is confined to his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Vaughan have ro-
turned from their extended bridal tour
to Cuba and Mexico, and are stopping
atNthe Chesterfield Apartments IN Rich
mond.
Mr.. Robert a. Paine is on o visit
to Asheyllle, ", G.
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Railroads.
RI. CO p. s:s s sSsss;


r. r. ca, f. g sE5sHasSRs
~ = - = q POTOMAC r. II.
LEAVE RICHMOND - NORTH
WARD
s2o 4. --I,aily--rsyrd 81. Through.
si55 a, M.--Dntly---ata ain ST Through Al,
1908 4 \, M;-.,rssse,, Monday = byrd u
Efsso A. M--7Week Days--E,lba. Ashland
Accommodation. ie
$40 A. M.---Daiy--Byrd St. Through. 10.
cal Stops ISf95f tgst5s
800 +. M.---Week Days--nyrd ST. Frodet-
lcksburg Accom- nodHtion.
b:so z NJ -Dnliy--Nrain st. Through. H.
''so q IN m.r-aWsek Days--Elba. Ashland
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND - SOUTH
$40 A. M.--weck !" 1f,a,Ss A.h,ana
Accommodation. sert5 5
500 4. DaiyByrd ST Through i
1923 A. M.--wees Days--Byrd st. Eredcr-
ioksburg Accommodation.
1880 a. Ms--Week Days--Byrd ST. Through
a:1s r M.-Daily--arain st. Through.
$40 E M.-Week Days--Elba Ashland
ais P. N. --paily-Eyrd 81. Through.
$500 ?. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through. Lo-
o:fo P. M.--Dally- st. Through. All
Pullman Cars.
1870 F. N. -paily--Main ST.. Through,
All Pullman Cars
NOTE.-Pullman Sleeping or Paror Cara
on all above trains, except trains arriving
Richmond 1850 a.. NJ. week days, and local
accommodations.
Time OF arrivals and departures and con-
W.D. DUKE. c, w cULP. ". P. TAYLOR.
Asst TO Prest. Gent supt Traf. Mgr.
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Levee Repaired.

NEW ORLEANS. February 24.-Con-
troll was secured to-day over the dan
gerous tcrevassesnear de suits Bend. the
State engineers succe eding in lying
in the ends of the broken ievee SO
that the breach did not widen. It was
announced that should the situation be-
come threatening the crepasse can be
closed, although at great cost. It was
decided to lot the break flood the
surrounding country at least for a few
DAVIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
New Pier for Jamestown.

NORFOLK, VA, February 24.-H. p.
Goodridge and j. w. Hough have con-
tracted With John Monk, for tho con-
structlon OF another commercial pier
to DO operated In connection with the
jamestown Exposition travel. The pier
Will cost about $40 900, and will ex-
tend 1000 feet into Hampton Roads
1t is to DO finished by April 25th, tho
day before the opening Of the big
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Stoner-Gochenour.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
STANTON. VA. February 24.-A1r.
j. w. Stoner and Miss Katie Goche-
nour. Of Augusta county, were mar
rie6 here 7 thursday by REV. j. S. Baker.
The bride is a sister Of Mr.. S. D.
Gouchenour. OF this city, mad has many
friends here. They will make their
home near New Hope.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
Steamship Sumner Arrives.

NORFOLK, VA. February 24.--The
United States transport Sumner pass
eel in Cape Henry from Havana at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
CLOUD OYER WALL STREET
AND BEARS ARE OPERA TING
WHEAT MARKET EEVEPLSH:
COTTONsPRICES UNSETTL ED
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK.
CFrom the New York Evening Post OF saturday.)
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK.

The following closing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
Steamboats,.
: Merchants and Miners
TRANSPORTATION Co

Transportation Co.'S
BOSTON, MASS and PROVIDENCE. r. L
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tues-
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Nor
Providence. Monday. Thursday and Saturday
at p. NJ. Passengers and freight taken for
all New England Points. Tickets on sale ut
c. SO. Ry. and N. s. W. Ry. Offices, and
No, $40 East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
Seaboard Air Line Railway

sOUTHBOUND TRAINS SCHEDULEDl TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY:
$40 A. M-Local to Norlina. Raleigh.
Charlotte, Wilmington. a:2o P, M.--Sleepers
and coaches, Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida Points s:43 p. M.-solid Pullman
train to ST. Augustine. 1880 Z. M.-S!eep.
ers and coaches, Atlanta. Blruningham, Mem
Ephis, Savannah, Jacksonville and Southwest.
NORTHBOuND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY:
Es:3oA. NJ. ss:525 a. M..5;lo p. M, $3.50 F..
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Steamboats,.
FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except satur-
dny) making connection IN Norfolk with
Main Line Ship following day at I p. NJ:
r. NJ, and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry.. ut 9
A. NJ and 400 r, NJ, making connect.on
daily Except Sunday at Norfolk with Main
Line Shi.s sailing z p. NJ. Tickets, soag Il,
Main street. Richmond Transfer Co.. s1a6E
Main Street. The jefferson. Murphys Hotel.
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including s4oo United
bonds.
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The Monetary Situation.
Even IL the above mentioned de-
pressing features would not exist, the
money situation is against real boom
in securities. Wall Street could not find
means to finance hull movement Of
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However, as most OF our railroads
have so far secured wnat new capital
they need. and have decided to curtail
their extension plans for the present,
the United States will for a while cease
to tax tho monetary resources Of home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
heyer-HaywOOd kidnapping Denounced by EndeavOr
Speaker-ViCiOus Postal Cards and Slot Machine
Pictures Scored

With President Roosevelt its first honorary member
the Patriots League which Is primarily intended provide
an education for young and good citizenship
and civic purity, formally launched by the Christian
kndcavof convention this morning in tent Willsion
Nliau Shaw, general secretary OF the United Society
q Christian Endeavor, gave outline OF what It
tended TO accomplish with the league and his announcement
that the president ct the United States had signed himself
as the first honorary member OF the organization from which
So much Is expected with enthusiastic applause
The Christian Endcayor Patriots League conceived
At the meeting OF the committee oi the
last December and amounts definite organization OF the
young people Of the world for the growth OF patriotic sent
ment and training civic duties
The platform OF the League is broad in It's scope and
reads follows:
The Christian Endeavor Patriots League Is an enroll
OF those whose aim is the promotion OF civic righteous
and national welfare IL the purpose OF the League
take courageousy the duties Of Christian citizen Its
members viii seek knowledge OF public affairs the laws
needs and possibilities OF their the state and the Unit
ed States They viii labor for the election OF good eff.
office holders for the observance OF existing
the adoption Of improved laws for the encouragement and
aid Of patriots and the downfall OF all enemies OF country
They VIII seek 20 the OF temperance and
onal purity the bettement Of municipal politics the inn
prcveent Of the conditions OF labor the rational
Lords Day Tor rest and worship All this they determine
do IN the Of their opportunities powers under
the guidance and in the strength OF Jesus Christ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
NEGROES WERE
NOT MlSTREATED

Two negro trustees Of the Inter.
national Christian EndcRyor a0ci
cty now attending the meetings In
this city. called at the office Of
The Star this morning 20 protest
against Misrepresentation concern.
iue them. which are being made Ia
the yellow sheets conducted hy the
niuthens
They we're Rev. ". 7. Johnson.
- u pastor Of the First Baptist
church Of Richmond. Virginia. and
Rev Walter H. Brooks. % Wash
lugtou. y G.
Both denounced the nicthen pa.
perH. They wanted The Star 10
state that the Morning Times has
feNorted to wiilful miarepreaenta.
iion ia putting into print, today
under the headline. Negroes slight
"a az Fairbanks banquet, the FOB.
lowing statement; The two negro
DELEGATES so the convention. Or
Johnson and nr Brooks. sat az a
table by themselves along the side
Of the hall
The facts were that the two
negro trustees. Ike many others
81 the guests. occupied small
tables. set for two persons.
There were rows of these small
tables and the two negro trustees
we're treated Just like other guests
and were called on for speeches.
The two clorRymeu deplored the
systematic knocking" OF the con.
vention by nlethen's yellow news
papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
CORTELYOU ON TAFT TICKET

Crane OF Massachusetts. and Albert
J. Beveridge. OF Indiana The
president has a very friendly feel.
ing toward Mr. Crane, but it Is hs
lieved that the Massachusetts sena-
tor would suffer as candidate oy
reason of his well known alliances
with Senator Aldrich and the SO.
called senate ring
BeverIdge is entirely acceptable as
a ruaning mate for TAFT and many
Of Tafts advisers believe he would
be better for the vice presidency
than CortelyOu lie Is hstter
speaker and has ., larger personal
following But the main trouble
with Beveridge is that he docs not
want the place
When the plan WAS suggested to
Cortelyou by a mutual friend of
TAFT and Cortelyou. the answer was
worth rccordii 3;
Wherever the president wants
me, wherever I can do Roosevelt
che most good, personal eonsidera.
ton will have no weiaht with me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

The speech Of Vice President
chas. Warren Fairbanks. tie cleo.
ton Of officers for the ensuing
term. and ouloEies on deceased
members OF the profession. were
the features OF today's session OF
the State Bar association.
Vice President Fairbanks. intro.
duced by President T. c. Hughes
OF the association as The ideal OF
What the lawyer can be IN and out
Of tho profession" delivered a
speech lasting about ~ minutes
The vice president paid a tribute
10 the bar Of Washington, as being
composite of the best aud strong
est men from every state Of the
Union.
lie paid a glowing tribute 20 the
late Judge Thad Huston. whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
c. E. STARTS BIG MOVEMENT
FOR PURITY IN GOVERNMENT

90 license the liquor traffic. oapo
elally Ia commemorative whore the
state authorities have declared for
prohibition
We spend In this country more
than $4,000. 600 u single year
for adullrrated food, exclaimed
Rev laudrlth. 1--WE find thom
making butter IN the Chlcaso mar.
kot ont 81 the sewage from that
city ln some quarters graft be
comes direct murder. We find
loan sharks charging sa6 interest
on the loan ~ s2b for a couple Of
months The purchasing agent
comes along with one hand la front
Co pay for the goods and the other
az his back reaching FOR his silica
Of the graft.
Graf ia not an confined 81 the
life Insurance companies. and ~
can find q "a the Quack doctors.
many patent medicines. fake NTH.
ink stocks the land which Is boom.
ed and sold and on which the soil
" not fertile enough 90 raise a
fuss. lot alone crops
Here we find the railroads ~
The country with gross earnings
amounting % three times az much
as the total Income ~ the federal
government. Watcrcd stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
State Immediately Places Witnesses on the Stand in
Rebuital--Several Surprises Are Promised by the
Prosecution.

have ridden on bis train ~ he
swoso he did
7 G Cailopy another railroadcf.
awe similar testimony.
r. Stevenson. a clerk in the
Cuilea hotel al Salt Lake. aworr
fhAt Orchard was there al the time
Elliott said he sass him on a train.
y ~. MoewF ~ Denver. Nworc
that Orchard stopped at hia room
inE house iu 1904 from Iuiy 20 lo
August l. This waa the time Dr
Mctlee testified that be saw him
a. Wallace. idaho.
Sheriff Bailey 81 8hoahaue coun.
ty and other witnesses. have ties
iiinony coniradictiuE that Of Mc
Geo.
CAST Paulson. owner IT the Her.
e1isa mine. sxure that Dan Cos.
dOnef Purchased Orchards inter
aHf in hts mine. but was not peF
riiifna 70 say when. other than
that q was IN the spring o. 1895
tho year before the Occur d'Aiene
trnasiea
Ten Witnesses were examined
upon deeds admitted showing or.
chHraH transfer "a Cordonar was
made March 7. 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
METHODlSTS TO
ERECT BUILDING

Methodist Episcopal ministers of
this city who are 10 join IN a mon
ster evangelical revival meeting for
so days this fall. have asked po
mission of the city 10 erect a hugh
temporary building for the purpose
The structure will be erected, If
the council will allow u, on the old
University grounds.
The meetings will oontinue from
ahoat the saddle OF October.
A national university 20 be loeat.
ed In the CITY OF Mexico is part OF a
scherne put forward by Justo Sierra,
Mexican Minister Of Public lnstruc.
ton. NJ the recent closing session Of
the Mexican Congress. This ma.
tional university Is intended TO be
modelled after the French plan aud
10 unite and coordinate the educa
tlonal institutions Of the republic as
a whole with somewhat the same
relations that the University of
taris has TO the framework ~
Freneb edueAtloa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
CALLS GRAFT RESPECTABLE ROBBERY

F. Tie world o. graft declares rob
pefy respectable and pillaging 20
lite. declared Rev ira randrith. -.
~ Lie d. regent OF Belmont col
'esel o. NASHVILLE. Tennessee. in q
..eaiehlns deuunclation OF graft De.
hFeEed 70 the Christian Endeav0r
convention thls morning He took
iof hls topic Graft aud GFaftefs
ana ne canvas top and sides Of the
Pc tent seemed 10 fairly swell with
me applause which greeted his re.
The msn 10 office who can sport
% automobile on g. day and
"a his board of the man who can
nay corner l0t and put NJ o stone
mansion when be- ls ln the council
= salary Of 81 O meeting. ia Ger.
sisiy a wonder iu the line Of fren.
80 Ieance but he De a common
s.ssii no. moi as good aa a thlef
~'sause he Will steal from widow
:. Ihey used 10 buy votes now
..heJ obtain them for Immunity
I'm arrest Thus we see tho
e4 brothela and Rambllua
aehs IND crime leCaUzed. fannt
a as ~ lace at the yery doors Of
municipal buiidipga
elncf licenses are IN The ia
80 sals o. sat and the United States
A' 70 70 out Of bIgiauas IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
FAIRBANKS ADDRESSES
the Bar ASSOCIATION

he had known since boyhood In In
diana
The nominating committee rec
commended the following officers,
who we're elected. President A. q.
Avery. Spokane: ist vice president.
r. s. Holt. Tacoma. End vice pres
ident. c. G. Gose, Walla Walla. Ord
vice president. j y. Bridge. Aber-
deem; 9Th vice president Judge
jeremiah Neterer. Belliugham. sec
Rotary. c. VIII Shaffer. Olympia:
treasurer. y. S. Porter. Olympia.
The excursion on the Chippewa
last night was largely attended by
the members OF the bar and their
families. among those present
being Governor Albert f. Mead, SUI
preme Court Judge Milo Root.
Judges Geo. T. .dorris and y. j.
Tallman. The 1905 meeting viii be
In Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

We are. most 81 vs. too poor
70 have brain ntorms. declared
the divine" and possibly had We
been In the shoes % that Pitts
burg youth we would have been
swinging a. the end Of hempea
rope ere this What we need "a
a square deal for labor and capt
tai end what the country requires
more than anything else are men
who have the courage to De poor
Speaking ~ the Pennsylvania
capitol graft. the speaker said. n
came from Pennsylvania and a. you
know our great state ia nos rest
ing under shadow You have
heard ~ the feW men who debauch
"a the commonwealth, and when
we think o. the crime Of fhe cap
ifoi. our heads are bowed IN
shame They fllched the treasury
and through the light of experience
ia coming the great awakening
that shall soc the offices - our
grand state cleaned from top 10
bottom"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
VICIOUS PICTURES ARE ARRAIGkEO

A scathins arralgumcnt % the
vicious and lewd postal picture
cards ard TIE peanyimthc.slot pfc.
tire machine was delivered this
morning 70 the Christian Endeavor
eonyengipn b General scscetary %
the GATED Society William Shaw
Not only here Ga Seattle. but
n eveFy other city ia the land
declared Mr. Shaw. those suKees.
tvs. dAunablo things are circu
hted aud sold breathing the se-y
spirit n he'll. and debanchin4 the
Minds q old and YoanE. iuaiduas4s
y creeping tuto tire very atmos
phere q many homes. accomplish.
Ing their terrible w0rk IN secret. ar.
bowed to wreck the morals and hap
pineas o. hundreds
Young children. boys and efrls
are placed Ia the say ~ these ser
Fibse eVils. eurglug them IN the
feamoer q their imagination. de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
FIRST DELEGATES TO GOOD TEMPLARS'
CONVENTION ARRIVE

Delegates are beginning to ar.
rive In Seattle for the third ma.
tlonal convention Of the Interna-
tional order of Good Templars. the
first session OF which will be held
Thursday afternoon al o'clock.
July rs az the PythiaH hall, First
avenue ana pike ST. Daily sss
sloas will be hold until July %.
Among the distinguished dele.
gates 10 arrive today we're On r..
Voelkel leader Of the German lodge
OF Good Templars OF New York
City, and Miss Elsie u. sobmitz. Of
Wisconsin. a national superlnten.
dent Of the juvenile branch OF this
OF Ter.
Judge Samuel q Artman Of In.
elasa, who receetly deliverea q fam,
GU dseialon 10 lht eftsot tnat 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
DEFENSE RESTS EN
HAYWOOD TRIAL

WaicF. water everywhere aud NOS q
drop 90 drink for ihe pDor duiudeA
buyers ~ common stock. and
cracking mouths ~ tho thirsty
shippers Who pat np the freight
charges
Civic Incidence "a Co blame for .
large share of tho graft We must
So 20 tho source of tho tfumhlo tn
purify and what la needed 10 a
revival % commons honesty
~ cioalue the speaker paid a
tribute to the roWer 81 the press Ia
revealing and securing the punish.
mont Tor malfeaaance az office Ca
hieh places and euipgixnd the Frnaf
work for civic betfermeut whirh
has been accomplished by FrfHi
dent Roosevelt and William lem
nluKs Bryan nu the platforms 81
this country and The world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

siruying the purity ~ their lives
and their cnuHclaureg
What are TIE people ~ this
country doing about iff What are
they going Ga Do about ~ Are they
too busy making money 90 nav az.
teutlon 20 these thinFaf 10 they
wish the Innocence and purity 81
their chiidrcu endangered through
tie machinatinn - these vile aud
ahominahie creations. which are
Haunted 10 the faces n the deccat
people on the street corners. ff0m
tho shop windows. and book
stnrcsf
Isn't n about time VIZ dld some
thing about ~ Don't y0u thluk
aag
The remarks ~ tho general sec
Rotary we're ctccred 10 thc echo
and bis method 81 conveying the
statements 20 the audience we're
a. vigorous and unmisfakahia a.
the language 10 which they we're
couehed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

legislature had a right 20 legallze
the sale OF liquor. will deliver an
address on July 2lHt
The executive committee OF the
national organization will be held
next Monday morAlsg A public re.
eepsan aas banqaei viii Ne glvep
AZ TIM Naehingtoa Hotel AnAex
THURSDAY evening. July rs. and ~
eKopgsioH on TIE steamor YoHcnite
all aay Saturday, July 20. 60 Brc.
merton, Tacoma and other points
Of interest
The national meetings will be
poecodcd by the convention of the
state branch OF the order the first
sesslos of which viii be hold next
Tuesday morning July 10 the ses.
sfhns TO last until Thursday Those
conventions will bring about ON
atkgatetL