davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
Internal Revenue Commission
Must Have Time to Prepare
Regulations Governing Small
DiStiIIerS,
NAVAL OFFICERS
WORRYING SENATE
Pernicious Activity of Certain
of Younger Sailors in Behalf
Of Personnel Bill RouSeS lie
Of Senator Hale,

by Morning Journal Special Leased Wire /
Washington, Jan 25 The comprn-
mise dcnatured alcohol bill agreed on
by tho house committee on WAYS ana
means carries a provision that the
measure shall not become effective
until after September /. 1905. This
date was hNed at rcuueet 6f the com-
,el7. 7.l'url Of internal revenue MI.
itiheo for the purpose ot granting
mum adequate time Ia uuoparc rcgu-
auon+ Tor the manufacture OF alco-
MOI pN small manufacturers not con-
necicd with distillerics.
REPRESENTATIVES hin and Aarshali
ana others who have been active in
getting measure prepared which viii
tudple sindll manufacturers to make
deuaturcd alcohol, were anXfnus to
nave NE present law amended immc-
dlateIN, but the treasury department
insisted that time must be- had ia
frame regulations under which locked
stills ana tanks mal be USED hv fut-
mcrS desiring 20 make alcohol in small
plants
The present law removing an Inter-
nal revenue tax from denaturcd alc0-
mol permits only distlleries and factor
les having large denaturing ware
houses to engage i'm the manufacture
of the alcohol designed for fuel. light
ana manufacturing purposes, and the
bin Just reported hy the house com-
mlttce Is designed to permit farmers
60 convert THEN. products iiiio alcohol.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
GROWTH OF FEDERAL
POWER ALARMS ARIZONA
Territorial Legislature Adopts Resolu-
tion Designed to Put II
Crimp in Congress.

Phoenix Ariz Jan 25-Both
houses of the Legislature today passed.
the Williams resolution providing IN
substance that whereas article oi
section of the constitution thc
United states limits the u1Wtf~ Of
congress on certain subjects and
enumerates others which should he
left to the consideration of TIA sew
eral states, and thai tho in1 sd
power Of congress has been euia geo
upon to point Of dangerous pfeeel-
ent not intended by the siguers of TIN"
constitution: it is therefore
Resolved, by the house and coun-
Gil that they view with apprehcn ,un
and regret the effort now beoE made
to include within the scope of con
gressional legislation the mutter OF
The management of the public schools
of the states of the uuiol and that
they extend to the state of California
their sympathy and hope nf success
in their effort 70 maintain its cousti-
tutional rights"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
BELIEVED SWETTENHAM
HAS RESIGNED OFFICE
London Hears That jamaica Governor
Has Thrown Up job.

London. Jan. 25.-Thcre is good
reason to believe that Governor SWEET
tenham OF Jamaica has forwarded his
resignation TO the colonial office or
hcials there say they are unable to
confirm or deny the report. but admit
having received kilograms Of conf
dental nature from the governor.
II was fully expected here that Il So
luton Of the difficulty would be found
in the resignation of the governor. and
replies to Inquiries at the colonial Of
flee tend to congiirm the report thar
the governor has indicated q willing
ness To retire from the post. Ii is freely
stated by colonial and other govern
ment officials that it is impossible for
SWettenhum to retain his office. not
only because Of the incident involving
the withdrawal of the American war
ships, but also on account of protests
received concerning his conduct from
the inhabitants of Jamaica. especially
the citizens of Kingston.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
COMMISSION HEARS NEW
MEXICO GRIEVANCES
Pccos Valley People Before Commerce
Commission at Amarillo

Amarillo. Tex. Jan 25.-Commis-
sioner prouty of the interstate COM
merce commission today heard testi-
mony in regard 10 the alleged discrim-
nation in freight rates To- Amarillo It
was brought out az the hearing that
freight on certain commodities is
higher to Amarillo than to Quintah.
which IS 100 miles the longest haul.
Colorado coal is 30 cents higher tn
Amarillo than TO Fort Worth. which
Is 1895 miles farther away from the
mines where the coal b. produced.
Similar differences in rates from east
ern points 10 Amarillo We're presented.
A large delegation is here from the
peCos valley Of New Mexico to- present
similar complaints The commission
VIII hear the grievances Of the cattle
interests OF this section az the sessions
tomorrow and possibly FOR several
days next week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
NAVAL OFFICERS WORK
EOR PERSONNEL. BILL

lVu-IIurIIu- IIu ~ Asaarfino fLII
tb. Inn. ,rbrar-' ',,r tb. nav. ba,i r,,de
fba ,,boIenpe. aIV. ar, gninfr a. ii,,ht
, 4r.. .nn,I,r a,..,',- y.n.,,,. ia nam,
I., ana INTO. tl,..,, D., ,...,,,,.. tt,.. ~,
,.,l ,,..,..,,,,Ir.l I,iu b., At,. t4af. t,lu,.
,.,..-,pf.d . ,..,I,,tinu a., tha s,nate
Iir...tIup. tl,,. s,.,.,...t.,i,. az a. 49,
,,,o.ti,,,t. ,r1 ,.,,n,, ,...s
.,n..tf,-, ,r mi . ,.int,tf,,, ,,
.,1,I.. of me nr..id.nt's ,r1..,.. .r.,,tiIit,
.'''" ~ ~ ~ '"l'lt-
tf.t... ...,...t
iin,ti,., ,.f ,,.,i .c,;,...,. 5' t,i tl9' i'
t,, ,,iI.bi,,,,,,,, az tl,n ,,,,.l .,.,,,,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
COMMERCIAL CLUB
RESCINDS ITS ACTION
Especial Dispatch to The Morning Iournal.I

East Las Vegas. \. NJ. Jan. 25-
At "a largely attended meeting of the
Las Vegas Commercial club held to-
night, the resolution Of the board OF
directors passed last week. to the ef-
feet that the club condemned the
movement for the division of san
Miguel county. was resciudcd by 81
considerable majority
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
MASS MEETING At
ARTES|A WANTS
NEW COUNTY
Several Hundred Citizens of
Pecos Valley Town Express
Themselves in Favor of Diyi-
sion of the County.
IspecIal Dl.pnteh to the Morning IonrraII

T9PtVItI HisiiHINH 70 Iht HufhIhs JpNfH"I'T 7
Artesia, y. NJ. Jan 25---A rousing
mass meeting was held i'm the Chris.
tian church here Thursday night in
the interest Of the creation Of the new
county Of Artesia.
There were several hundred at the
meeting, filling the church so that
many had to stand Representative
citizens made addresses to the crowd
and strong resolutions declaring for
county division were unanimously
adopted The lady managers of the
library association rendered the
money of the library fund to defray
the expenses Of the agitation for a
new county. Practically every citizen
of Artesia is in favor Of the new
county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
slight Earthquake in Ncw York.

Middletown, y. Y. Jan 25.-Four
earth remors. distinct and severe
enough To- cause buildings to trcmblc
and startle the occupants, were felt in
this city and vicinity today
Reports received indicate that the
tremors we're perceptihlc at many
noints within a radius OF fifteen miles
of this city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
ASSASSIN
IDENTIFIED BY POLICE

London. Jan. --.-rhe police have
identified the murderer OF William
Whitley. His name is Horace George
Eaynor. Hc is supposed Go have been
a school teacher. but recently has
been unemployed and lived Boz i cheap
lodging house The doctors believe
the murderer uill recover from his
self inflicted wounds The motive for
the crime is still ca mystery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26
District Attorney
Bill Is Pailroaded
Through the House
Measure Was Passed Under Suspension of the Rules De-
spite Vigorous Protest Of Few Fearless Members-"Beer
Get on the Band Wagon nsoent Advice to Members Dar
ing to Oppose High Handed Procedure of the Push


maiorities raf. tbon, oat in lina ana If
they do moi. nhsff1,ct t6ev can eet what
they want
II was one of tho most remarkable
statements rvnl. madc In Inc New Mex
ico leetslaIature arriving omen def
ancc 10 au vba ala not line mn win
the machine yhfrh Abbott represents
Uafnfup tb.p, fhat he onI,t chance
they hay, fl, do anything foi. tbet,. CON
stituents is to inc un vim mis- ma
chine. notifying Them that if they at
I tomut to obstT1ct tba machine they
/ viii be ONT down ana ont
Nj. Abbott mada his threat with
airy assurance mar might have led "a
stranger to boIfeve that he was him
self the bnad of me macbin4 with
which he warned the ooDosing mem-
bers to ine un at their neril
Afta,, tbo ,,s,,af a,yumrnt which IL
the only one advanred in favor of mis-
bin. thai New AIevico is ne nnlN turis-
dictton which dos nor elect itS dis
trict attolnrvs Abhott closed win an
effort d, dpfrnd mo offo,t ia nIara rho
appointment for the next two vears i'm
me hands nf The connri
AS To- thn annointment made nv tbe
council" he said III is the only wise
solution nf me n,astion intfI mo nc,t
general aiartion If ono r,.,,, cam an
1,oi,,t ,rh,. n,,,.,+ t,,i,.,. -, ,tiI..tt,l
I4 3 l4.s AZ. s4f.F.s ~
pan,nscnt,titni l4,,dsrotb ,r lincoln
~ -
-, t,t 49, - 49,
: i3o ~, ~ ,e'lg put W,i'T 4t SINnV
tI,d,,,,,b S@t up ~ 'lS1t", ~, Ni
.le liuu9l, l,Dtu - a. ciean 'ut N"uIlS
,it,'ti, Nl''l a sllsiitN palu he{lu aoctu-
tu''iiiE I ma tuialH nlsI iuIeileau. re
sl'taNS 'i'"iIS anu ioTVIpIA ana l" 'i'
!''i' u,,,,
~ - hdl'ro'u'iis,
~ uiaH can SNe uue c9ilaIdefali"il
/" " pIl- ne uaS never iCau ana WIllci!!
has H'F'I near ISau pu' Once,
,'i,,ti i.,.I. ",iu !, ''ie lilll'i
~ S"'H I'siSi@tlNV assembly, 'Npetts 10
IilslAt a Ie.,'Io loi llselI as 1ellprr-
q @, - puuN' u u eNpeClS 20 dcl io[ lnr I
p'al interests OF me pe0ple ana ihe !
leIfll"iN we cannot pass IeSlslation ON 7
one one. IeaalIls' a
~ ~, WY arc we d9heu pN me very
ilIst ui IN the mousse 10 IRE the as
trlct attorneys who have been doing /
etNlce Ioi lW9 Years Is u because
any coHpIalnl mas peeh mace against
mem, as TO their efilciency or attention
- GUY IiaNe theS not served tue /
people Wen
or Is because these men VINO are
no" ,', serving Iile Pe2pl' nave peeh .lll un-
'pte - see me eitiei r"N'' ~ ui7''H-
sulsh between the elect and the com
NJ. iioi ntiu' - II neoauSt theN nave ue-
- NH ,.l'i, - ~ ,1l', '!i1e
~ ii4lu SIleliiSe.teS I.i7. apoNc w w laW
- ~, ~ ,., "''e' 1,1.,',+t
,i,,,i,, H. I'tlt t,Ii,l.o ~ "a ~ az ,
,,ro,d 80 H. ra...,e W t,,i,I,+iar,
,-itba,,t c,'nsido,.atjon :,
A., I,hi'tt of Gn1f.,. tto,, +,,i. +h.
i,n,. nj soeacb oIso ,ya. sho,.t h,,+
- no ',oirt fia ohioctld 6ain,r
to ,,otl. ~. a,,, ,,.oo.,,,a ~,
.ontanfs az ,vbicb no dtd mi 'I-r,,,,, ~.
'''' '''' ''''' " -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26

BITmingham, AIaa Jan, 20.-FarmeT
Burns defeated James Parr, The En-
gitsh champion here tonight in fast
wrestling match \ challenge To the
winner was made by Frank A. Gotch.
the American champion, and Burns
says hc has accepted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-26

El Paso Tex. Jan. 25.-Fred VIII
son. foreman of the Greene Gold and
Silver Mining company at Temosa-
chic Chihuahua, Mexico, was shot and
killed there tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
STILL
FIGHTING
tserln-s rsisar.ah aerNies.l
san FRANrIacO. March Is

SAN FRANCISCO, March IL
Contrary to the promise made
Tuesday By Raef'a counsel. obssrac
tive tactics were again Fesartsd 10
shaa the case vas called this morn
Ing Immediately upon eonsenlag
Of eaufs Heney filed an affidavit
OF himself. Duane and two atheta
In rehuttai ca the affidavit flied
BY Rasf. charging Dunno wlth bias
and perjury
nefafe Heney could read tho a..
fIdavlt. the counsel for Raef et.
tempted 10 offer evidence IN sup
port os Ruefa objection 10 the pro
eaedgnga belng continued in Judge
Duane eouft on tbs ground of lack
of Jurisdiction. This wAs 0gurFuled
and Ruefs counsel then asked gtsfs
mission 70 file an affidavit combat.
tlak the affidavit filed b Heney.
This uas also ovsFrulea
Every uotiea made b. the De.
fenae relative to the affidavit vas
overruied. ~ well a. a motion for =
change az yemue. The court then
ordered she drawing Of Jury To
this the defense ohiacte4. bat uae
again oveFfalod. and the drawing
pfucueAesi
Haaf vas ordered 10 rsmaln IL
custody at Ellaur Hlsxy An al
iournmaat vas taken anftl Mondar
The defense sought % poetVune
tho caae until March IS. which dAg
II stated Il woald file a record u
the case IN the united States sa'
pFerne court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

OF tomorrow will definitely settle
the question. Tiy the statement of
one Of the head men of the Seattle
Lumber Manufacturers association
today. the Northern Pacific now has
about 2.700 loaded cars waiting TO
be disposed Of.
The lumber official estimates that
there are 1000 carloads Of shingles
waiting IN Western Washington for
cars 70 take them eaat. and that
carload ~ shlnglea In The east
can bring almost any price asked
for II. The amount o. lumber
freight diverted southwark BY the
tle-up IA fs79ss.s5t feet
Many min men viii not attempt
10 resume business until their shin.
gle stock on hand IL moved.
There are about 20 mills In Bal.
lard and Seattle. and all are walt.
ing for empty cars. although a few
have resumed business Very few
cars have Jet been loaded for the
east
one case Of delayed trausporla.
tion has been learned 81 from Ia.
coma. where n car was shipped east
October and arrived At Minneaota
transfer March 5.
The present shingle stock Of the
east IS from rs 70 20 per cent OF
normal. andea firm market for the
rest Of the season is expected By
lumber dealers Many states are
out u ahinele stock. and Nebraska
Is said 70 have less than 30 days
supply on hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
lumbermen Petition Interstate Commerce Commits
son for Through Rate to the East Via. Portland
and the Hartman Lines Embargoes Are Being
Lifted

ne lumber interests Of the state.
'asuaxh Gen. James Ashton. Of tn.
ssn& sftoFnsy for the Pacific Coast
lsashsr Manufacturer association.
fsss srasn ~ a petition TO the In.
tsfzssfs cofamsrce commission that
feafs b opened TO the south
~ me Interchange % freight be
stn ne Hill ard Hartman roads
fhs complaint requests the CON
z..<zion % order tie Northern Pa
&C % accept freight under a
tsfensh rate for the east b. wag
foftiand. and from there over
- Ufs8on Railroad a Navigation
- Onien Pacific lines 10 the east
tAis Through rata for east bound
.safef = not fAvorabIy viewed By
- Northern Pacific. although 4
pesaise was made BY the roads
t'efa@y during Commissioner
.4as Bearing here that the N0fth.
~ racifie would make a southern
's wlthout any formal protest
p ~ lumber manufacturers
Inc Embargo on east bound
ssat vas not, as supposed. lifted
esfaaT ~ the Great Northern.
ssME % the failure u the opefat.
- apartment to transmit the or.
~ 2 scents along the line This
A8sfsisht u being remedled today.
eonalsiona on the Northern Pa.
~ polnt 70 resumption II east
ssaad traffic b. the end Of this
- The arrival Of the roads
asAstai manager II J. Horn. today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
STREET
STRUCK BY
PANIC

siMsm. shs stock market vent to
pisce~ shIs afternoon. and one q the
mast nesNre breaks of recent years
aaaumsad suddeuneaH that swept
TRADERS off their feet
Prizes Tanhled ffufn "a 10 pr
cent tn re active iietn. and threw
the market snto complete femoraie
isasfum Cainelaent with the crash
came The announcement that the
tsfwstdsat had called special meet.
loo " the cabinet
M onA seems to be able 20 tell
here the truuble lee. In the street
che aecllne Ia attributed partly 60
the panic In Berlin. where over.
speculation In lndustrials IL given
as the emnss
Eniea Pacific reached new
bottom Ar It's. AMI Southern Pa.
elfic weut down to s1&. Reading
dropped 10 Hlll ktoeka foil 60
new Itsw record. Great Northern
ifopplnK 90 ltt. Northern Pacific
"a iss aad Northern Oregon TO Sc
steel common vas at fret Inclined
10 resist. but broke to a. IS. three
points. frup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
CLOSING LAW IS
UPHELD

A second jury Of reliable bust.
ness Enea thls morning upheld the
o'eaeek eIosiag las 81 flaaink
verdict OF guilty against = saloon
keeper charged with violating the
las OsmAn Overland vas the
guilty party. and was fined 40 and
costs
The Jurors we're Jules Hsdeis
sheimnF. eloIhsrr. T II. Fay. realty
dealer. Alen @ Buchanan. q the
Garvey buchanan Co. u A Claus.
sen. druggist. Henry wlleox. gro
Ger. and : \ nrooss. clothler One
more case In which Jury IL de
maadsd remains 10 be tried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
RIOT THREATENED At
GEORGETOWN :

hourly expected 20 try TO remove
the crossing. and II they appear
they will be attacked by citizens.
The crossing means an immense
saving In travel TO east side resi-
dents
Railroads AK Damages
The ~. r. and T. 8. roads ask
$4,000 damages II the crossing 10
put in at this point. They are SUI
Ing for that sum In the supreme
court. and no crossing has been es-
tablished pending the decision OF
the suit
The city Of Georgetown two Years
ago granted to the Seattle Brewing
and Mailing Co. plot Of city land
worth $4,000 In consideration that
the brewing company would estRb-
llsh the Rainier ay. and Nora av.
crossing. This has never been
done. and the brewery has never
paid a cent for the land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
1T WAS AN AWFUL JOLT
TO KENNEDY

Indeed. so far ala Mr.. Kennedy go
IN hfs Kindness that he forgot his
official dignity and went 70 the AZ
distance Of hfs bell boy.
ITS too bad The way the street
railway company runs tts cars,
he vouchasfad aoiieltpuslY How
did you happen 20 get thrown
Whereupon. 70 the hotel mans
everlasting bewlldsrment and dis
romfltura. the stranger turned
urathfnlig upon hifn and said
ITS none 81 your -- busl-
ness how tt happened You follows
that are always buttiuE IN. make
me aichi You just attend 70 your
own affairs and I'll attend 20 mime
Ana before the we'll meaning and
Kindly Disposed Mr. Kennedy could
collect his dizzy thoughts, the
stranger sailed out Of the door and
WaH gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
ONE HUNDRED KILLED
ON THE JENA

beyond repair. ana huxa plates have
fsesn twlstsa and burned - badly
that Il weuid be lFnnunalbls TO ever
place her IA SHAPE
Lnte this afternoon the water vas
pumped out and nen are now At
Hofk at the bottom of ire Asek.
searching for hadtea
The heroiAsm alssisyad BY rexcnars
has already been sent 10 ths min
NtrY ami suiiAhis recognition wlil
be fr1Ade.
Officers aboard the hAttseshlp ard
Who escaped state that many n the
men belaw were evidently asphyxl-
ated ~ ths deadly funiem frafn the
maKasanem
Captain AHiKafd. commander Of
the Jena. and Captain vsrtier. chief
az staff Of the Mediterranean squad.
ron are among tho killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
To KNOW FATE
TOMORROW

Before the dawn Of another day
forenx rusznsk. the Ravensdale
miner. will probably know whether
freedom. Incarceration or death IL
the measure of justice which viii be
melted out 10 him.
The evidence and all the arEu-
menta we're finished by : O'Clock
this afternoon. and the case il now
with the jury.
The principal points dwelt on By
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
YanasFveer. Ia his argument, was
the fact that the skroupas were
marmed. and that the defendant
came into Mafkus saloon with the
intention OF killing his victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
PRISON CELL YAWNINC
FOR DIR. O. V.LAWSON
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

G. Davis. charged with assault
With a deadly weapon. pleaded not
guilty In Judge Morris court PES.
terday v q Thompson. charged
with praetieinK dentistfy Without
license. Riao pleaded not guilty
Lynn Dewire and John Hall were
sentenced TO so days ia the county
tail for petit iaresnY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

q Z Kennedy. manager and co.
sansf WITH his two brothers Of the
~ y Francis hotel. Ninth av and
@Aalson Il. is very Indignant
nan.
Nhiis attempting q board a vest
80 cable car IL front 3f the
80 Yesterday. a heavy SET ard
sfgua appearing man vas
49, hsagiiy into the street. lie
-. 49, upon hls stomach and face.
[ some Is yards before stop
~ p beNiiaerlne flight.
a. ahsfy and very much adlsd
l..,. s'sekisis individual entered the
- F and asked 70 be brushed
49,. Kennedy. who had seen the
e.s.ssas nom a Hthdae very kindly
taa 9oy 70 remove the dirt
ms f~m the mans Clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

S<rHes Telegraph ssF%see.l
fusTLnS. March lis aflv thta
nsfzaas rs marine authorities be-
r. snnFuush Investigation 20 as
x<:zle aesssntFIy the Number allied
u - hse~iNx np Of the hatitsship
Ira fzxsesday
k4mtrs3 Marquis at noon report
= . ~ ninisxry Of marine that
- nsNssr Of dead officera crew
ri Asessrs woaid be approximate
y IT, Wk4n roll call was given
- xxfniax s8T officers ard men
ez&swss There srs 1T missing
~ q are IN the hospitals Many
= tks latter are not expected 20
survive
lsns Tvssl Lass-
~ 1-ns wtii prove a total loss.
HsF zff<v ssesEan has been damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
ASK SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR LUMBER FREIGHT
JHPs CAN ATTEND
FRISCO SCHOOLS

San FRANCISCO. March IA
resolution confirming the agree
mant entered into between Roose
Welt and the San Francisco board
OF education on the question Of adj.
hitting Japanese children 10 attend
the white schools VAS drawn no
BY che board this morning and will
be adopted At a meeting held this
afternoon. according to the present
piana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
WANT FEWER WOMEN
TO WORK

The Clerks International Pro.
tectiYe association IA pushing a
movement to secure legislation md
public sentiment against the EN-
ployment OF women who are not
obliged TO work for a living as
clerks in retail stores. and In favor
Of the payment of living wages 60
the women who have TO work
The Clerks union has declared
its intention of taking up the eight.
hour law for women. IN spite Of the
fact that the measure was defeated
in the Legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

OLYMPIA. March fs-when the
aopen Columbia river bill was
reached on the special order OF bus.
mess IN the senate this morning
Il developed that the bill WAS in
the appropriation committees pos
session and in possession of Lueien
Mcclure. secretary of that commit.
tee, making It impossible for the
senate to consider the bin until
McGuire Is found
II ia expected that the hill viii
come up late this afternoon. No
effort 10 conceal the bill is hinted
At. but II IS claimed that Mcclure
merely slept late
The following bills were enacted
this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
BURGLAR ARRESTED
IN ELLENSBURG

Louis Deatherage. alias Hughes.
arrested twice in this city y a sua.
pected room worker aud burglar.
f. now held by the EllensburR pc.
lice on charge Of burglary Word
was received to this effect today
from that city where Il IL desired
10 learn more OF the man. who
claimed to have lived IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
PAPERS LENDING AID
TO WILDCATTERS

Frank Harte editor Of The sumas twaah1 News, sends
the following
knowing your paper publish reliable
favor that give prominence
Seattle Times and American HeYee Of Bel
bingham lending aid bunch Of wEdcaers In pub
ahina Of gold Sumsa
We DO bee heafag district Of the Mount
but the late stories absolutely false without
any foundation this has contemplate
going the discoveries such have
their reaction nIury community This little
legitimate business activity this spring and
We do not wish an influx gold dts
guaed knockers Instead Of boosters for
and community Hoping find space TO refute these
whatcom county"