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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01

was made up of Senator and Mrs.
Morrison. c. T.. Bee and Miss Kate
Smell MIR. and Mrs H = Bee and
Mrs SuuWcu H. Russell of Ardmorc,
and Mr. GILL;
Miss Mabel Johnson and Miss Bcs
size Mccoy came To- town Friday
from Milo and are visiting friends
and Relatives.
The jewish ladies Aid society
will meet wit. Mrs Sam Daunc,
Tuesday afternoon go three o'clock.
MRS. MAN NESTllElMER,
Secretary.
The management Of the Robson
opera house has sent out clever
little announcements OF the coming
weeks attraction. Miss Irene Duck
EFT. supported by the famous Chap
IWiutrrhoff Stock Co This com
pauy has received the best patron
age i'm AN the towns that it has
visited and comes highly rccommou-
dyd Bertha ClayS Dora Thornc Will
Dee given Monday night - ladies'
night
=
Mrs SulVoI 10. Russell returned
from Guthrie Friday. whore She was
called ON account of the illness ot
her SON. Ham f.. Bee Mr. Bee lis
much better and able to bee at his
work again.
IL is a brave girl who would dare
tu announce her engagement az this
season especially il she is the least
advanced iu years. Her less fortu
mates would VOW that she had to
wait for this leap year offer.
=
The Orio club had another Of its
keen live sessions with Miss Bliss
Corlow Friday afternoon, full Of in
tcrest and everyone came up with
the best of lessons. The roll call
was responded To with layoritc pro-
verbs and their author Mrs. 5. A..
Apple presided over the lesson and
read well written and carefully
studied paper ON the life and writ
! iugs Of Dumas Act / OF King Henry
/ V was read uy the class and eN-
planned by the president Mrs. webb,
who is quite up ON all Shakcspcarcs
/ works.
Mrs. Gross gave q reading ON Hen
| ny V. when hc was Shakcspearo's
Prince Herald The discussion, "llu.
mOrOus Anecdotes from an Amori-
can Author caused considerable
mcrrimynt Mrs. Pugh led he parlia-
meutary drill. which was ITO Fix
the Time" i'm which to adjourn.
Table T.ik-"W when Faith is Lost
When Honor Dies the Man is
! Dead
Mrs. Wtkcrson was tho critic for
he session. The club will meet with
Mrs. j. A. Gross next Friday.
Mcs-rs Joe Garner. T.. d. Ponning
ton. H. d. McCu,lum and George Ii
SER "a clever and genial bunch OF
stays. who are occupying suit OF
rooms at the Alexander home, very
pleasantly entertained number of
their young lady friends Wednesday
and with them asked other boys
friends The apartments are at all
times inviting but on this occasion
things were spick-spau. The walls
are perfect art galleries hung in
Gibson and RommirgtOus, with one
great corner devoted onirely TO sou
yeuir post cards from all parts OF
the globe. There Is also an array
of college colors FLYING, and dance
programs from Interesting dates
Whi. % call back many fond memories
of the past 10 these dear old bdcn
,lDr boys There were many punches
of carnations and yiolets, giving an
added cheer 10 the quarters After q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01
Wednesday,.

Whist club.
FcrndaIe Review club with Mrs.
VI ISard,
Mcrria Wives with Mrs. Will Pra-
ter.
y. VI. G. \. auxiliary.
Mothers club of First Ward at
Franklin building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday

Monday
Ladies' OF the Leaf with Mrs. S. r..
Blodsoc.
ChautauQua class with Mrs. \. C..
CruCc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01

Nr.ch hafrh.t spread y member "'
n' mousse party. '- N'." hN-'D.'"
aud others oi Ih' punch are ao.o.7.7
so there was "'1.N OFT good lh'
si. after Nmcn 'h' '"N e''''" cream
ana Wairis. i., -.'1'- We're. Nl7-
rate ana Jo'I l'".."'". MISS Tan.
drum ana ''n h'., VI "'''N
ana Mr.. Sh'li"h N.s.,0 I.,3..' an"
lHNIur WOODS an" N. N,' '''""'.
Miss l5uu ana M', '.,'| N,. anu
MI-. MalIN, au" MISS N'""''
ihl.Ips' l'nh'"E"u '"I '''"''.
ON leaving '''n 'dy was gwen
a huh'h oi c'rha'''"7.
Many women INC .'' "'\ ''9'T
Tor IouEn "''I ana Do goo" '."'','
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01
Friday

Orio club with Mrs. J. VI. Gross.
Gloe club practice.
Sweet Sixteen club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01
Tuesday

Ladies' Aid Societies.
Mis- siouory Societies.
ST. Phillips Guild.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01
Dissolution Notice.

The law firm of Brown & Turner
has been dissolved Mr., Brown re.
tains the old Offices and Mr. Turner
occupies rooms and II, Wheeler
building.
II. II. BROWN,
r. +. TURNER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01
sday

Benevolent socitry with Mrs. Van
Donherg
Musical club with Mrs, ]. r. Pen
niugtOn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01

Ma Margaret Ausin, who has
been the guest of Mrs. John White
man the past month, left Saturday
for her home IN Rockwall Texas,
Miss Austin was quite a pleasant
guest and won many friends while
mere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01
Saturday

Young ladies' market at Chicka
saw furniture store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01

\ two piece walking suit that
consists of plated skirt and a smart
scmi-fittiug coat was made from one
of the new shaded pin.stripe grays
outlined with mahogany. The seven
gored skirt is smoothly fitted at the
Top ne mlucss oing laid in group.
ed plaits. in the front 10 simulate a
panel, at the sides and in the back,
and hemstitching finishes the bottom
edge which with the plaits drawn
ont measures four yards and three
eighths. The jacket is of a box coat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-01

\ box party in Guthrie to see Ma,
rigman i'm the "Mau on the Box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
TO HAVE LIGHT
BY JANUARY |

Columbia City and the Rainier
valley districts will be supplied
with light and power from the mu.
nlcipal lighting system by January
/. 1909.
This statement is made by l.. y.
Youngs, superintendent OF the light
and water departments. after trip
of inspection to the Cedar river
power station.
According 10 Mr. Youngs. the
force Of men engaged in the work
OF installing machinery 10 Increase
the present output Of the lighting
station has been enlarged TO point
where he can positively promise
the additional supply Of light and
power by the first OF the year.
At present the Rainier valley
suburbs secure their light and pow
eF from private companies. The
promise OF municipal light and
water was an incentive TO secure
the annexation of these districts
to the city proper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

row. might say | am goins 10
buy every railroad in the country
or the world The public woaid no
doubt be mildly interested inter.
e@ted 10 know how long Il would be
before J was under the care OF ply.
siciana.
\ suppose some one. some news
paper. perhaps. will De- coming
along nov and announce to the
world that Hartman says be IL go.
ing TO buy every railroad In the
world Sec II they don't. That's
the trouble In talking for a news
paper A man may give an exam.
pie Of some impossible incident. and
some dreamer twists and turns n
around until he gets II before the
public as a fact
Recently. continued Hartman.
had a newspaper. or. rather. an
association % papers. call me Up
and ask me N ! was backing the
Japanese government Yes. Hir.
that's a fact The report started
over the fact that some Japanese
officials called 10 sec me, and some
question Of japanese bonds vas up
for public discussion.
II once said thar n could
would buy all the railroads In tho
country. and I meant " but I
can't--no man can. or any group OF
men. ] think " you'd be a good
thing for every one concerned II
the railroads could be operated un.
der . better system and under.
standing hut that 10 a long way
off-auch a plan
IF the Union Pacific. Southern
Pacific. Erie and the socsii~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

Gould lines were under ono man.
agement. what would the effect be
on general transportation prob.
lemsr Hartman was asked.
Il don't know until the scheme
has been tried until Il has been In
operation for some time" was the
reply II have an idea what would
happen | think II would be good
! can toll better after Il has been
tried"
win II be triedG"
Il don't know. don't care 20
diseusa Il. and by not discussing n
] do not mean TO give any credit 20
the report. inht refuse 10 SO Into
a public discussion OF the question
at this time.
"A man In the railroad business
is naturally before the public, I"
went on Hartman II think the
time has come whom the public
should understand conditions that
confront the railroads 81 the coun.
try today We certainly need bot
tor understanding all the way
around, ! think We should be- on a
more friendly footing. And such a
condition IL bound to come.
We do not need more laws. but
we need the laws that exist On.
forced along sane iineG business
conditions have been In an unsettled
condition for q loag time Every
one knows that This condition has
been brought about by a series Of
conditions that were wrong DO
not need 10 discuss them The pub
lie knows about 1, AZ well as ! DO.
IL the so-oailsd across ihe-cunti.
nent railroad system Is put through,
n will be done with the idea that u
will be the best thing for the prop.
critics and Tor the public or Il wont
40 throngh-thnt Ii one thing sure
And again have not said II will be
put through say. and say plainly
that n Il does happen. the one idea
that wlll induce the men who would
carry out the plan. 20 make Il a GO.
will be that u II n wise move for ey.
cry one"
The political situation wiil you
Discuss that. Mr. Hartman
= viii not" and that ended the
interview
George Gould was seen AZ the
Missouri Pacific offices lie said:
4 am not a. liberty TO diacuss any
plans until they have been Only ap
proved By the directors of the Inca
interested. The Wabash and the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie. as every
sne knows. have been staggering an.
1 der a terrible load This fact has
caused complications The man
who tries 70 build or complete a
railroad In bad times has a job on
hts hands
III a consolidation 10 made with
the Hartman roads. think II would
be Of LASTING benefit 20 all interests
II the so-eaiied Hartman roads
could secure some Of the outlets
controlled by our system. their Pc.
sitfon woaid BE- strengthened many
times over. and n In return our
roads had some ~ the connections
% ths Hartman rlada. we would be-
IN position ofsbow improved 70
aults
That IL the situation "a n an.
pears 10 uss nov what will be
done cannot cay Al this time. for
do not know"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
BALDWIN is
READY FOR
TEST

WASHINGTON Aug. s.--cap,ain
Thomas Baldwin announced this
afternoon that he is ready TO make
the official test flight in his dirig-
ible balloon. and the special board
Of signal corps officers went to Fort
Meyer 10 witness the test. Bald.
wins success yesterday led him TO
Of si2.s00 BY making a speed Of
"a miles an hour IN the dirlgible.
Captain Baldwin expects to ~ from
Fort Meyer 10 Alexandra. where he
viii ailght. and then make a return
flIght. He expects TO start late in
the afternoon. when the atmos
pheric condietions are most favor
able.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
COAL DEALERS
SOUND ALARM

Unless all users % coal In Sc.
attiA br{in to lay In their winter
supplff the city will BE- in lntni.
nent dpeger OF = repetition Of the
coal sf3ne ~ the fall ot 1905. nc.
oordlng 20 coal dealers Coal con.
sumption has been light this sum.
mcr. despite lover pricea. and as
a result when the tins comes that
the coal IL In demand. there mag
be a startling deficit In coal sup
plies. and prices will soar up 20
the 1905 famine standard.
High grade Goals are nov selling
for ts2s toH. while cheaper
grades are selling AZ 81 $50. with
nut a. f150 Tlwre has been q
20 cent advance In the latter two
grades since Aug 1. The light
consumption has caused q close
down IN many of the mines which
supply this market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

10 Oakland. Cal. am just eouiplet.
from Salt Lake west.
"In a year would have finished
II, but meantime the people of this
country had been enragcd and the
gold OF Europe had been frightened
by the revelations of the frenried
finance Of railroad manspulators
Dissruss followed. and the railroad
builder suffered for the sins OF the
manipulation found II impossible
to enlist sufficient capital here and
| tried Europe There ! also fail
ed. Hartman IL the master Of the
situation. Ills system from the At
iantir 70 the Pacific and also from
the great lakes 20 the gulf don't
mates my llnaa aud trust ccntrol my
policies. he has forced me 90 sub
riit 20 bis terms ! welcome him
because I have To-"
II Il said ia Wall 81 that In the
near future every Could road will
have a Hartman representative In
its directorate. II that IL taken as
proof OF HarrimAnK control Of
those tines. IL would mean that his
party Of capitalists would actually
dominate f7.b2s miles Of railroad In
the United States. with si.t7s.sis..
600 stocks and t2.ois.i26 600 bonds,
A representative saw Ar HaTri'
man. Carefully avoiding but not
denying that he had Gould where
he wants him. Hartman said.
4 have yet 10 find or hear of the
nan who made a success by telling
Of his plans before they we're per
sectsd and put In operation"
VIII you admit. then. that The
idea Of your control Of the trans.
continental system has been sug'
gested
Suggested Why. Of course u
haa. Every one who 10 a student q
the railroad situation knows II has
been suggested"
: VIII yon admit that you have
the plan under way and that Il will
rnatsriaiiEe soon r
4 admit nothing" answered Har
imam. Don't take any stock In a
nan who tells the public what he 10
going 20 do. The public In more In.
serested in what be does; not what
he IL going 10 do.
Plenty Of people in this country
are going to do many things. only
they always put Il off until tomor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

trade aud chambers OF commerce.
hut while they celebrated. HART.
man worked out the problem and in
his secret way began his plotting 10
re rivet his grasp on the coast For
months Il seemed that Hartman
was overlooking the situation.
Gould went on with his track build.
ing hut Hartman knew that the
key lay In the Pacific coast terml.
nal Without that key Gould could
not unlock the commerce OF the far
west.
u doomed up Ike this;
As IL his custom when pressed
Hartman fret turned 60 his politi.
cal machine Ia California. Il il an
organization without principle aud
without mercy.
When Gould attempted 20 get a
terminal for HIS line at Oakland.
across the bay from San Francisco.
the HsFriman,eontroilsd state loo
islaturc 81 California fought him By
every means known 20 railroad poll.
ticiAns.
But California was with Gould.
tooth and toenail. and he finally got
his terminal
Then II was that Hartman. un.
dannted. began to lay the basis for
the capture bodily OF the Western
Pacific, which he did In character.
latic Hartman style Instead 81
controlling the terminal and 30 TAX.
Ing toll OF the Gould road. thereby
being able to bleed Il 10 death at
wiIl. he adopted the simpler but
less notorious method Of knocking
II In tho head and appropfiatiuK
the carcass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
FOREST MONEY TO
BE APP0RTI0NED

Announcement has just been
made OF the amounts which each
state containing national forests
Will receive under the new Law Civ.
ing 20 per cent 81 the gross re-.
ceipts from forests To these states
The total for the fiscal year ia
stfT .06a.
or this sum. Washington will
Get tik.oS2T9. and Oregon ts2..
3l3h2 The balance will be mp
portioned among rs other states.
The law requires that this
money be- expended on public
roads and schools by the counties
which contain national forest land
In this way the counties are com.
psnaaled for the reduction Of tai.
able area. brought about by the
e1istwnce Of the forest reserves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
POLICE SEEK
COLLECTOR

Once caught appropriating the
funds Of the company by which he
was employed and given a second
chance, II Berger was today charg
ed with larceny by embezzlement ia
a complaint sworn ont by w. 3.
Grinsfelder. the Wholesale cigar
dealer az a04 First NV. s.
Berger secured 800 on HIS first
try. but was allowed to make good
Last Monday he was sent out 20 col.
lect several large sums. most OF
which were paid In checks
Joe WILDER, on King st.. however
paid HIS bill Of $50 30 IN cash. and
Il disappeared with the collector
Berger WIS seen last az the race
track on Tuesday. when Il IL said
he was more or less under the IN.
fiucnce Of liquor The police are
nov on the lookout for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
OFFICIALS INSPECT
RAILWAY TERMINALS

Several Canadian Pacific railroad
officials arrived Ia Seattle las,
night. and this morning A. h.
Calder. local representative OF the
railroad. took the men to inspect
the local terminals and the new
wharf.
The party consisted OF VIM
White. second vice president. A
" Aikenn. solicitor. G u v Usher
assistant traffic manager. T. G.
irving. manager OF nradstreots
from Winnipeg. Captain J
W Toup. general superintendent
Victoria. and r. J. Coyio. general
passenger agent. Vancouver Mem
bers % the party state that no &C
ton war taken on the rate war be
tween Seattle and Victoria and Van
couver. u. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
WEST CALLS GOULD DEFEAT
A GREAT PUBLIC DISASTER

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. s.--Har.
riman's victory over Gould will
bring great disappointment TO the
west II Will be regarded ~ dis.
aster.
Harrsmans coup means that all
present hope Of real railroad compc-
sition 10 and from the vest may As
we'll be abandoned His monopoly
means that the Pacific coast states
are TO be az his mercy. which IL an
undiscovered quantity.
Only yesterday the prospects OF
railroad competition seemed bright
TO the Pacific coast business man.
who had bcen the victim OF Impo.
sitsons on the part Of Hartmann
Hreat Southern Pacific. unbcliev.
able 10 eastern people. and because
OF the railroad kings hold ON
politics and publicity, the com.
plants OF the victim shippers were
OF no avail The southern Pacific
worked hand In hand with the san.
IA ~. Conditions we're almost In.
tolerahle lor all bat the standard
on and other favored corporations.
when along came Gould.
= wlll rescue IN. business men
OF the weat. he promised 4 will
put In my Western Pacific BE-.
tween Salt Lake City and san Fran
cfsco. Then you will see the fur
ny. Besides opening vast. rich
country. | will establish real rail
road competition, something an.
known TO the west and great south
west"
Gould became the hero OF the
hour. His name was toasted by a..
sociations Of clippers. boards OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
PARKHuRST FAILS
TO GET BAIL

n. p. parkhurst. confessed EN-,
beEElinE cashier Of the First Nation.
al bank. will spend another Sunday
IN the county jail. the expected ga.
600 bail not being forthcoming
Whenever Parkharst gets an OBJ
p0rtunlty. he usea the phone IN the
office Of the county jail 20 call up
his friends In a vain endeavor 10
set their aid. but without results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

xx YORK. AUG s-rhe
| - asala with his $4,000
~. a aaslcnal railway hlsh.
ssx feels the ssins OF crar
.-.es harpoon, Another Il.
a.,,l, sas waxed and won 10
80 4 canyon. Hartman Is
- eontrol today Of the rail.
A. span the nation, haN.
'r,~s 10 the fall his daz-
- IN kmhision.
=. 4 he actual meaning Of the
,nmors and reports that
V s,,srea cut q the financial
80. Many years Aso Edward
us.-,e.ao declared that the day
~ Nm, when he would con.
lr4nscnntlnsntai railroad
-. ueala dominate the railroad
- X Amsrsea. He has foaght
= s,snenaous war and won his
4. ayes better shan be predicted.
= s,oek ticker has ever been MS
W. gun. -..,,. h.oA
! - xspoleosse nnAneler controls
!, sestIrles d the kFek, unioH and
%a,ssru Pacific nnss he Oregon
ssort line. the Chicago q Alton.
he Illinols ceafrzI shleA vas 80
.sx,lr selssd fvm Sfwrssaat Fish :
~ IRE shlch fsii IKE = winged
~ ln.o HsTimaas lap. and now
I nighiy railroad spider has drag.
| y (,ousds lines tate bis web.
! e. Goalfs pafpose 10 be a
u.l8sr Of railroads has. al least
.~pgarsly. been lo~t. while Harri.
- MASTER Of the financial game.
Y xain demonstrated the con
.xsx power Of Wall st. training
~ rse,iezl railroad experience
- ~ zach OF the Gould prop
ri Hzriman actually now con.
- b stoek ownership cannot. OF
nue. " learned. but everywhere
VI 4. 4 Is admitted that Har.
ri nlssng the opportunity Of
NJ u Gouid's failure to enlist
y nstal through bond issues and
y rrwxl financial stress Of the
lei sxsihsr with the tremendous
~ i bgslding the Western Pa.
IS nsn Salt Lake to Oakland.
N W. been able to make hts own
~ Efik the son of the builder
\ h Ere
~ Ear who tries TO build OF
sskss railroad In hard times
y Re hts banda. IL the way
m Could explains his capltuls
y Seald Is a thoroughly dleap
DcM nan. One may read IL II
~ Nc Is swallowing a bitter
rAsa be says We have &C
ne<txed the superior quality d
Z zxsimans abilities. and l be
- ~ the stockholders OF ths
1n<s h which | am Interested
Is ssrss With me that Mr.. Harrt
~ uuait BE 4 great acquisition.
.sst j Aaethsf way 81 saying 4
n zrs~u. II was % a transcon
|3u<ai railroad from New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
EQUALIZATION BOARD HAS
ENDED WEEKS LvORk

18Th ay. s.. and who owns the Prem.
tlce Reserve OF 81 acres at South
Park. was the big kicker this morn.
ing. asking TO have his assessment
Of $4,000 reduced 10 1880, claim.
ing that the property had been put
at too high a value. The case
was referred back TO the assessors
office.
Councilmen Frederick Sawyer and
James Conway, County Commission.
er Charles l.. Rockingham and Az.
SCISSOR Parish took an antomobile
trip TO South Park yesterday after
noon for personal inspection OF
the district, preparatory 10 raise
Ia the assessments
Ballard and West Seattle were
visited this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
ONLY ONE CASE
OF THIEvINC

William Miller. assistant foreman
% the Seattle Transfer Co. IL 90
b~ prosecuted on a petit larceny
charge for the moral effect II will
have on the reat Of the office force.
according 10 Manager r. J. Rsekie.
Of the company
Together with n r. Llppman.
claim agent. Reekie does not believe
that any of the other employees have
been thlevinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
TO REPLACE STRIKERS
nv SHORT ORDER

would fulfIll their promise 10 re-
place the strikers on the road In
short order. A few moro mon we're
put to work today In partial fulfill
ment Of this promise. Tho railroad
officials rsfuse 70 state whore they
expect 10 get the strikebresksrs,
but say that they are looking for
thousands OF workmen TO arrive
soon for distribution all along the
line 70 aug ient the Japanese force
already working In the shops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
KERENS COMES OUT
FOR U.

ST. LOUIS. Aug s-Col. Richard
G Kerens this afternoon announced
that he is a candidate for election
20 the United States senate. Col.
Kerens IL a republican and has
been voted for In the legislature for
United States senator three times.
Kerens has been a member Of the
republican national committee since
1892. and has been identified with
public enterprises for years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
TRAIN WRECK
WAS PLANNED

BELI.fSGHAM. AuE S. - II has
just leaked out that an attemp,
10 wreck the Northern Pacific PAS
senger train due here at 10 30
Thursday night was made AZ sun.
nysids. on Lake whatcom. a few
miles southeast OF this city A
section foreman found a huge pile
Of ties and railway Iron on the
track and tagged the train.