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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
Iss,Iss. rsI.ar.ph s.rula..l

ls<y'pps fslsarsph ssrVies-l
*hsHINaT0N. Feb 1.-THE
se<szsnshs 70 sAc immigration bill
'zsaiak Tor the exclusion Of Jap.
90 sooiiss from the field Of
zs<'ieaa labor win probably be
- Today. although bitter op.
<'s'oa On The part of Senator
.azAh and other southerners IL
8 laied Congress yesterday
80 . vote on the amendment
Z rum Tor the exclusion Of
zAese coolies, the California Of.
- ! Il rnderstoOd. are ex.
- . abolish Oriental schools
' - Japanese students are
- Separate schools will
-. : maintained for the Chi.
paatss officials at Washington
.- 1s g discuss the situation.
- F9f1 from the home gov
1911 Opposition may be
n Japan because Of the
- sf d cooiies. but By permit.
- hpsnese students bearing
'saslFe papers from their
= country 70 enter American
-. ibe difficulty may be over.
= The compromise Is Intended
]. s.sn' equal privileges to the bet.
s.ass, but 10 exclude eooiiea al
neF Whether the Japanese
ament will consent 70 this
-. - alsliaeiion or not "a the only
oa Remaining a. issue.
'illmsn Attacks President.
= .sa.i9r Tillman yesterday grew
pi'ief toward the president.
ss hg That the Will Of The ex.
80. &c L obeyed in congress-
s...'ef the measure be for ri1hi or
=. That 70 much attention Il
- - . the interests ~ the Pacific
state, 70 the alleged defrl
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/. allllon Is lsfs 70 charity
.,ssx n. brcadsst possible
~ slsrinssnasloa as 70 sss.
/, !, sgssa--ls ie'' BY Caroline
Z. a.lisss. one q ne wsei'eis''
d seattle who died ias'
<..,..., :, her home Seven
=. !. ana Madison Il. The ia
ssiss took place Yesterday
-. vas ore q the lafsess In
I ...,s.y Il seattle. All Of shose
q. 4, s.esassd had hsiriended
- xsssse
!. ~ which was read eefore
,u.s.' Il the BODY. vas : re-
-. example Of ese@dnsss and
-,a., An u Mra 0siland's
smeansins 20 about
.sN sscerg sse.eee left In
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mills. on Lake Union. bat recently
entered the service OF his father
in the Heinrich brewery He Is but
few months over 20 years OF age.
Tried Suicide Before.
Mas Larson. In giving an ae-
count OF the affair today, stated
that Schroeder made a previous at
tempt on bis life last summer,
when he took earboiic acid. The
poison happened to be diluted and
the boy recovered shortly. The
gjrl, who works at RisiDgeTs gro
Gerry store. on Minor av. ". 10
badly broken up over the affair,
but says that she will be compelled
10 leave Seattle II Schroeder re-
covers. She states that the boy
vas not under the influence Of IL
quoF last night.
Mira Larson. the girls mother.
told The Star that abe had done
her best TO keep Schroeder away
from the house and her daughter,
and that her recent objections 10
him resulted IN the gifl's firm re-
fusai 20 see anything more OF him.
Mannion. with whom the giri
vas walking. has police record ~
a crook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
MRS. THAW'S VISIT TO
TOMBS is INTERRUPTED
JOHN klEGRA1H
SUED FOR DEATH

Tekn Megrath. the well known
tufialuE contractor. was today sued
m the superior court for taeea Cor
causing the death o. Launtx fsak-
ken. an old man who was run daan
~ ar. asNrsth. sunday. September
T. ct the corner ~ FIRST av ard
Pine - fhs suit 10 brought BY
MsUhasi and Glars Kirnpsr. sou-lf,-
ia~ and daushtsf 81 the old man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
YALE GRADS WILL
ORGANIZE

Yale graduates here are planning
the incorporation Of Yale society.
Aside from the social functions con-
tempiated a Yale scholarship VIII
be founded and at least opc student
each year win be sent TO Yale. An
other matter under consideration IL
Yale exhibit at the Alhaka- Yu-
kon- Pacific exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
4 Nade No Effort TO Drive Out Wildcatters But
Inlead Is Used by the Latter as a Cloak for
Mt Nefarious Traffic In Worthless Stock.

company. and Capt. n. v. Hand.
Who advertisea himself a. a min
inx expert and Is fuii Of enthusiasm.
until Recently the association
maintained q paid secretary In
charge ~ lss headquarters. bat that
expense has been dispensed with
snd the headquarters are Ia charge
~ Jeremiah Conway. president Of
the Mt Baker shnksan Mining
company. Who donates hts services
and who honestly believes In the
objects % The association.
The association has met with
little succoxa in extending lgH mem
eership throughout the state. The
fielilaghAm association has become
affiliated. bat the Spokane asAoeia.
tion has Kept cut. Tacoma IL but
weakly represented.
Has Done Netting.
Lack OF faith in the association
Il Inspired among mining men BY
the following facts:
The association has been In sx.
isssnes eight nonths. Bat hss &C.
eoripilshsd nothias In ths line Of
quitting the rasnlns prorHetlon bas-
lrsss en- mere legitimate essIs.
" has failed % sxpsl fron, ia
rasmbsrshlp ussn vine are generally
eonsidered IN rsinfna circles as
~ildestters ard Frauds
Though ssindisrs In shs r,lnIng
business Rave been operating IN
sssttls during tire entire ssistsncr
% the association. net ere proseee-
ton has been started a tire tn
stance Of the association.
Tire work % the association has
been 10 exploit mining in she state
Of wsshinuton. regardless ef ths
fakes ard frauds In the business
Trouble With Chamber.
Soon after 10 organization the
Washington State Mlning aasocia.
ton got into trouble with the
Chamber Of Commerce b. issuing
10 900 circulars containing the a.
saFtlon that the association vas
endorsed b the Chamber OF Com.
MERGE. People who had lost money
in tho ventures Of some Of the
association members complained to
the Chamber of Commerce, and
that body called the mining aMs0-
citation sharply 20 account The
association dropped the claim Of
! CONTINUED oa paee Elshtl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

NEW YORK. Feb. ie -Eselyn
Thaw FASTENED to tho Tonbs early
this morning to spcnd al the time
Of the short hours allowed visitors
on Saturday with her husband Hhe
was intercepted al the prison gate
By nssmas' messenger. requesting
her aprssenee AZ tho attorneys Of.
flee No explanation waA offereA
After a While" said Evelyn II
must see Harry first" The mes-
sensef insisted. but Evelyn passed
into the safes Tho messenger feb
lowed and whispered TO her inside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
TO EXCLUDE LABORERS
AND ADMIT STUDENTS

viii be excluded The president win
simply construs tho state iaw as not
applying 20 japanese. whereas u
vas forusriy held that the word
-MonRallsnaf included japanese.
The California delegation sue
eesdsd IN bringing tho admintstra-
ton 70 q view synpathirine with
the views % the Pacific coast reo-
pie and In bringing the president
into swinging the big stick over
congress.
Delegates Walsh and Doyle ief,
70 inspect the school systems o.
other eastern cities. Mayor sehmits
and others viii remain % attend the
labor banquet next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
Must ae Nd EseIuaIon.

LONDON. Feb. 16.-It IL believed
here that the mikado dlsagreea with
any settlement Of the San Fran.
cisco question that will involve any
reference % the exclusion Of the
Japanese in America. The sent.
ment Of exclusion IL entirely hos
tile to the temper Of the japanese
people. II IL believed that II a
treaty proposing any degree Of ex'
olusion ia presented for his sigma.
tufe, the mikado will Issue an i'm.
perial statement most startling to
AmerIrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
STATE OPENS CASE

fssripps Tsissrssh ssrvies.l
WALLACE. Idaho. Feb. 1.-THE
prosecution made It's openinx state.
mant this morning IN the case Of
Steve Adams. on trial for timber
settling and who Ia accused of
completely IN the assassination %
ex.fsox. Stsunonbsfr
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sou,hernera AZ opposed.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE
opposition Of the southern senators
vas renewed this afternoon when
the conference report, containing
the presidents plan Of excluding
japanese coolie labor. was taken up
Ia the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
DENIES STORY

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. ig.--
State Senator Grrenweii. who ia
here. has pronounced ha false the
story from Bakersfield 70 the effect
that Clarence Young. Of that city.
discovered the senator in Mrs.
Young's apartments and had taken
bis clothes es pfoof Of the charge.
lie declares Young went 20 his
gdreenveli'el hotel and carried
away from the hat rack hat and
8Nercoaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
HARRY CORBETT
DROPS DEAO

San FRANCISCO. Feb L.
Harry Corbeti. brother OF James J.
Corbott, cH.champlon, dropped dead
early this morninE. hs be was about
70 step into a bath tub.
Physicians were hastily sum.
moned. but he was past help before
they arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

= ruap Of persons In Seattle
- ersly exercised over The
=. vsrse q wildcat mining
q IL m<mheFs Of the wasAing
~ Nlninx association. whose
.&ssrtsrs are on the second
8 i sks P-T building
1u<I.xs have been heid dnrins
~. bc<h pahlse snd private.
6urvas What attitude the asso
- caxkt 10 take toward The
= nsna< Of Me members have
= ~ rabii IN their condemn
- o. e. thcm declared that,
- t5<<x b. IN assault apon The
rlger. BE- would b che to put
x6unnk snd losn the assstlantA
lr5sw crncernlnr the Wash.
- 8Rxts Mlning association de-
- a. fact that Il has itstla
800 kncax the practical
- nez o. Seattle. Who regard
|1os prumc,lcD bureau for the
~ Z he companies represent.
1 b - active members
nscsrss ~ Failures.
~ tksrs are few lezttlmate
- ner on tAa llst Of members
- ~ : numbcr Of men active
y xea<<aed With the associations
~ kavs records Of failures ~
61lzz pyumctsrs
~ association was formed
- szxhs mcnths ago With The
1l1sl9l< purpose u pettlns the
1fs< business Of the state Of
<Hk'zFssa % q more legitimate
~ 1te membership Of several
- H<z pas gained on THIS rep
as<asion Others flocked 10 the
Uu<Aa<lsa ,kinkinx that they
~ prsecs themselves b. THEFT
7nAsfsAip
IN M<fnsiYe. former governor
I fsl1ra4o. Who h president Of
= ,zNci<fion. Il a mining man
7 30 standing who resides IN
4eff DoHbtiess he believes that
= 1s1<iafson can accomplish
- szs contemplated ~ its or
&<s Re Epends Hscst OF hia
- : xgsrstt, and A. not eoxni-
- 4 xhaf goes on IN Seattle he
- ~ tuinsd In the TRADE Of
zizn against The Star.
Rogers ard Hard.
- sonfrolling factors In the a..
l1zI1n At present are George X.
|4Rr Of the Rogers HasseIgine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Times
dispatch from Toxic this morning
denies on apparent good authority
that japan has agreed 20 any solu-
ton ~ the San Francisco problem.
the basis o. which would be the ex-
eiusion Of japanese labor In Amer
lea. British officials think thls re-
port erroneous and some high In In
ternatlonal affairs declare that
when the emperor passes upon the
negotiations. his expressions viii be
more startling than anything which
has yet appeared IN the controversy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
MINING ASSOCIATION is
NOT KEEPING PROMISES
HELLO GIRLS WIN

tsssttis Star Special serxlesl
shuTTEs Mont. Feb. is.-The
strike Of tho Rocky Moanialn He'll
Telephone operators vas settled
early thls morning. The girls we're
granted an eighthour day aud an
Increase Of % pcr month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
ROBERT LIKDBLoM

CHICAGO, Feb. i6.--Robert Lind
hlom. a native o. Sweden. a mem
Der ~ the civil service commission
and formerly commissioner from
Sweden 60 the Columbian exposi-
ton. was found dead In bed this
morning. II is believed that heart
disease was the cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
TO LIMIT HOURS

WASHINGTON. u. C. Feb Ia
The committee ordered favorable
rapport on the bill limiting the en-
ployment Of operators having to
do with the operation OF trains to
not more than nine hours In any
period Of "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

with one Of their own number TO
name the committees All the prin-
ctpai chairmsDshlps can be dinirib-
uted where they viii do the most
good. In that event such members
As crichton. Bowen. Murphy and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
STATE BOOSTERS
IN CALIFORNIA

los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. ia
Tho delegation Of Washington
boosters" arrived In this city this
morning They viii apend several
DAYS In Southern California. A
pleasant Itinerary IL mapped out
fof next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
CAPT. DUKE RESIGNS

tserspps Telegraph ssrvlee.l
San FRANCISCO. Feb. Ia
Capt Of Detectives Duke resigned
today. giving as hia reason too
much interference with bis drpart.
ment b. Chief Dinesu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

AZ a result Of the conference be
tween the Thnwa and their attor,
nsys this afternBoB II was decided
that Evelyn will be the first wit.
ness Monday morning. when a con.
tinued direct examination along the
lines tending to show her husbands
insanity viii occur. Probably Jer.
One will temporarily waive hor
crosa.examlnntion. In the event os
him doing 30 another attempt will
be made 10 Introduce Thaw's viii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
Beardless Youth Meets Girl Who Tilted Him and
Upon Her Refusal to Have Anything Further to
Do With Him Fires Bullet Into His Brain.

Christ Schroeder, a young man
20 years old. living al 52a Falrview
av.. shot himself through the head
In the presence Of Miss Angelina
Larson. former sweetheart. on the
street last night
The wounded youth IL at the
WayHide Emergency hospital,
where II was said al D. M. that
be could not live more than two
hours.
According 10 Police Officer Han.
briA. his presence prevent
ed double tragedy. HanbriH
believes the boy meant to Kill
the girl and then himself. and that
only his accidental nearnssa 20 the
scene caused young Schroeder 20
only shoot himself
Martin MannioD, a young man
with whom the girl was walking,
summoned the officer when
Schroeder came up. and Hanbrls.
seeing the loyc-mad boys Wild ap.
pearnnce. drew his revolver and
commanded him 70 throw up bis
hands. The youth complied, but be
brought his revolver up AZ the same
time and shot himself through the
head.
The shooting last might. which
took place on Harrison ~. between
Minor ay. n. and PoDtius St. about
1905 D. m, was the cuimlnation Of
a persistent but fruitless courtehip
by Schroeder Of Miss Larson. who
lives not far from her sultora
home.
After numerous attempts to re
form Schroeder, who, she alleges.
was a heavy drinkeF. the girl gave
up In despair and refused 10 have
anything more 10 do with him.
When Schroeder met her last night
with Mannlon he called her aside
and begged her 10 make up With
him. but abe refused.
-rii XIII Myself"
s-Then IN either kill myself at
your feet or in front Of your home
he IL alleged 60 have said by Miss
Larson. with that be stepped off
q short distance from the girl
pressed a revolver behind his left
ear and fired. The bullet pene.
trated the brain and the loYe-inad
sutton fell In the street.
An ambulance was called and
Schroeder was removed TO
the Emergency hospital He was
formerly employed By the Western
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

II Is reported that Mrs. Holman
and Howard Nesbtt. awakened by
the story OF Evelyn relations.
which neither knew before. have
decided 20 make an effort TO save
Thaw's life, In order TO protect the
daughters future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
SHOOTS SELF BEFORE
FORMER SWEETHEART
NEW NATIONAL BANK.


(scrlppa Telegraph ssrvlce.l I
! NEW YORK. Feb ie lit Ia ,
reported that a new national I
. bank II 20 be formed Ia this 4
! city. the principal owners be 4
ing Shubert'a independent the /,
! atrical managers and George 4
y Con. the daposed republican 4
boss Of Cincinnati. william 4
! CLARK, the retiring senator OF 4
; Montana. said he had been 4
asked 10 become the president 4
...A.4.4...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

Mullen has taken 30 pronounced a
part In The affairs. business and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

~ The conference today he I'm.
portsacs Of keeping nothing frusn
the attorneys viii be urged. An
other recital Of Mrs T'haw's iifs
will be held. The reeraaeacenee 81
the Lederer incident IL attributed
20 Abe Hummel II Il intimatea
that Humrnel made revelations 10
Jerome IN retaliation for Eveiyn's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

II 10 said that Deimas today fet
the FIRST time learned % Eveiyn's
eonnection with the divores suit Of
Mrs George f@terer. IN witch
Evelyn vas named as co-respon.
dent Evelyn always maintained
that she was named without cause.
and nPinas wanted % know an
about r. Forty minutes after the
summons. Evelyn returned 60 her
husband accompanied by Dclmaa
o'Heiliy late this afternoon wili
hold conference With al the at
torueyr and with Thaw and his
Nife. II IL stated that Deimas fears
surprises when jerome starts The
REORGANIZATION Of the Kiri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
Messenger From Delmas Takes Mrs. Thaw From
Husbands Side for Secret Conference Jerome viii
Summon Evelyn Thaws Grandmother, Mrs. Ella
Nesbitt, Now In Spokane.

Wen. wiii SO. then replied Mira
ThAw she then drove away, send.
ina word 10 her husband that abe
would return soon.
ThAv demands OF his lawyers
that they 80 net permit hi'u 20 Be
cent 10 a mad house. The confer
encc tbis morning II believed 20
bear ON thia II f. reported thai
Jerome viii eudaavuF to secure the
testimony of Mrr Ella Napbit. Eve
lyn's grandmother. who n visiting
her daughter. Mrs iaaAe =
oaibraith. OF Spokane. Wash.
Who VAS qtssiesi sfia morn
ing a. saying that Eseiyn'p
mother In not the right sors Of
woman 10 bring np = daughter
Jerome Ia reported 90 BE- aftsr Mira
NeAbits testimony 20 ieaeeu the VI.
feet Of EveIyn's story.
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- soEfroiiing factors In the a.
ls<tn al present are George X
er< Of the Rogers HasseItine
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-10-10

Nothing definite is announced yet
regarding the Federation trials. Steve
Adams trial is annopnced at Rath-
drum for the term of court beginning
Oct. IA.
Pettibone's g trial has been set for
Oct. Is at Boise. The closing Of Bo'
rah's trial leaves the way open for
Pettibone's, and the encouraging word
has been received that Pettibone has
recovered from his illness and will be
ready to meet his case. As Darrow is
leading attorney in both cases the
cases evidently cannot come at the
same time.
The evident attempt to fasten the
murder of Sheriff Brown or Oregon
upon the Federation shows the diabol-
ical animus that is still behind the
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-10-10
ANXIOUS TO get" PETTIBONE

frenzied efforts of the prosecution, and
may delay matter for a time.
A newspaper man representing Du.
bois magazine recently made the state
ment that Dubois had said that IL they
could only get Pettibone IL would be
basis for further prosecution. There
has never been any doubt in the minds
Of the working class that this was
the game of the Idaho capitalists, and
as Pettibone's name has figured often
er in the Haywood trial than that Of
any Federation man It is evident that
the battalions Of capitalism will be
concentrated on this Denver merchant
who believed in organized labor.
Clarence Darrow is at present con
fined in Boise hospital where he has
been undergoing an operation for alb
scess Of the ear.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-10-10
LIVINGSTON UNIONS OFFER AID

Livingston, Sept. is, 1907.
Whereas, The Boilermakers of most
of the railroads in the northwest are
on n strike TO better their economic
conditions, and the boilermakers on
the N. p. railroad and in this city
are with their brothers in the strike
showing the true union spirit against
the oppression of aggregated wealth,
Therefore, Be IL Resolved by the
Trades and Labor council of the city
of Livingston, Mont, that we endorse
their actions in their manly efforts to
gain their rights, and that we will
assist them morally, financially and
otherwise to attain victory over the
oppression of their masters, and be it
further
Resolved, That the Trades & Labor
hall be thrown open to the brothers
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-10-10

seat IN the city COUNCIL. Wneu tne
case came up Schwartz would not have
1t before democratic Bach, but had
1t taken before Judge Steward from
Bozeman.
In the present case his friends told
him that he would be handed a bunch
from Bach; but confident in the abso-
lutte reetitude of his cause, and know
ing that he had done absolutely moth
ing in violation of eout orders, he was
satisfied to have his ease 20 before
any court.
But he reckoned without his host.
This one-horse judge was not going to
neglect the opportunity of his life to
shine as brilliant satellite in the
corporation constellation, so he added
insult to injury by placing him in the
schoolboy category and delivering him
a long lecture on how to act in union
affairs. The capitalist representative
always knows how he wants the work
ing man to conduct himself. Bach
says he prides himself on not being
a corporation man. Oh, no, but the
working class can take notice that he
always takes action on the corpora
tion profits side of the ease. The sen.
tenee is an insult to every member of
organized labor in Montana. Schwartz
is simply used as a dummy through
which to terrify all other union men,
and make them touch not, taste not
handle not anything that verges on
the sacred precincts of capitalist prero
gative over the acts, thoughts, and
lives of the working class.
You see where your capitalist poll
tics lead you, working man. Bach is
appointed by Governor Toole, and you
elected Governor Toole. Bach wat
formerly the counsel for the East Hell
ena smelter, which is controlled by
the American Smelter Trust. Oh, no
he has no predictions toward the
corporations.
Murray, the manager of the Tele
phone company, had the brazen eff
frontery to ask the Judge to give q
lenient sentence. Any sort Of sen
tence was an outrage on individual
rights and justice. And for the cor
poration fgure-head to sugarcoat the
pill by askin for leniency was simply
the limit of impudence.
The crowning ghastly burlesque II
the grand justice farce, however, wat
when Schwartz had to stand up an(
thank the Judge for his leniency.
Ye gods and little fshesl Thanl
the headsman that rushes at you will
his axi
Schwartz felt more like punching the
judicial proboscis, and in his wry fac,
showed that the feelings in his hear
were much at variance with the words
of his mouth.
That's the way you get it, unioi
men, when you go up againbt tn,
courts you vote for. Wonder yo,
wouldn Y take a tumble once in
while and vote for a judge that yo,
can control.