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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
SAILOR STABBED AT FRISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. May Tn
an early morning saloon rev. VII
liam Nasle. sailor from the 4.
=. hattleahip Minnesota. received
knife wounds that viii probably
prove fatal. aud = r Hurna, sol.
dier from the pfenldiu was stab.
bed in the lofi groin EdNefd 4
Reilly Is held on suspicion OF haY,
lug stabbed the men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
BODY IS NOT
Identified

Gus Nelson. who Is employed at
the san Juan Fish Co.'S plant. At
the foot Of Pike at. discovered the
body Of a man. apparently about
90 years old. floating near the fish
eompanys pier, shortly after 10
o'clock this morning
There was nothing upon the body
b. which the man can be identified
lie vas dressed In dark suit.
soft shirt aud blue tie A silver
watch was found In hla vest pocket
The body. which had been In the
water for about sis weeks, was
taken to the Bonnsy Watson IN
dertaking establish meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
PARKER CANDIDATE
FOR SUPREME BENCH

Ylr0Nk Ma Is -aludge Em
,es \ Parker. Of this city. TO-DAY
.ssnzrpa himself a candidate foF
Aixs a lhe supreme court uf the
- ~ n enmias election FeuF
- ~ Parker received eum.
x~1afsfs vote IN the convention
k No. ard he as the choice
~ F&fce cegnty bar when the
~ ssiIA iadxss were appointed
4 - tlns The court va In.
,rns<f slpni flxr q seven. Thrse
hles. ar 70 - elected this yeaF
Yvs <sH prebably run again. bat
fsiSs IIadsey has announced that
y I'll nntirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
NEW HoTEL GUIDE.

Vacation seekers who are looking
for information In regard 10 names
Of hotels. accommOdatpns. rates.
etc. at the many Rocky mountain
resorts. are nov being supplied b.
the passenger department 81 the
Denver a Rio Gfande railroad with
ita latest publication. entitled HO-
tells and Boarding Houses. which
cOutiBaB full Information an the sub.
IneI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
DISCIPLINES
JAPANESE
. EDITOR
ys,himura Is Fined 500
md Lsclured by Judge
Frazier.

-, q + Yoshimura. editor
y - Asahl shin nm the loeal
= 49, dsib. a fine Of siee In
h..s...,,er court teda1 for having
~ 49, ~s,ssg thlnks IN bis paper
~ Iapaasse girl. Sho lives n
- S.'.. 81 Rev Nj Nashioka ~
$3.50 5 pastor 81 the Japanese
,s. ~ Eplscopsl church
sx,.slmura is Just about the
-, :. us,i a. the han.someat
-, has ever honored the erim
- s~nch q the superior court
"a rs presence
Unusasi spso,aels,
80. 4 NeCoHd il also Just
- ne blxxesi thing among local
s.s sud tegether the counsel
~ cheat cevated an unusual
49,. =. ss shey faced Judge A
u FFsssf -. -,
~s,r.e than ii Nouli seem In
:. Iaoauese explained AR Nc
- .na / am sure that the de-
s-s.st ala not realise shat be
sp ac'nx
.ur aeCoFd thee sent on a ex
-. shst triai sould cause the
80 a Kood desl ~ MONEY aud
.'sls lesoise The regulations Of
-. shich shoald not b. brought
- e.aFt tie therefore asked that
s..ssusl iiae l,e Imposed
lsssure Interpreters.
rnsnr Yoshlmara Vas unable GO
- o. understand English hui
s~.rxA a Interpreter tutse A "
r.,,sr Gave him = lecture on Amer
- sshIrs to uhlch The printed
s~r.s,saas against the SRI were
.,sss A. vulgar. aud threatened
!, vai.h him severely II he should
,~,ss Il pFiasiag sach stories
n klA zhose name Il Sci
f.klse asd rhn i = ywars old
ss,>assnsd t. cumWii suicide when
- srs.sles vere first printed fe
fsslng % her character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

lssa,tie Star Exclusive ssrvlee.l
NEW YORK. MAY "King
ilaakan. 81 Norway, would make a
sood professor Of political econ.
nmY were b. not a king SAYS
Chancellor MenrY Mitchell Mac
Cracker. Of the New York unlyer.
slty. who lunehed with the kinE
on hls recent Walt To- Norway. tie
understands the subject thoeoughly
His cure for socialism n
unique Recently he attended a
meeting OF socialist Workinsmen
aud asked II they favored q
division Of wealth or course they
did let us in Friday noon fof
the division ot wealth then he
suggested The men agreed tlut
hold, he said five minutes after
is many babies sill have been born.
Shall ~ make another disiai9n
then and another every five min
ufHHf
The socialists couldut aEree
Iils proposition stumped them. So
hia Opposition 10 socialism Is un-
checked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
RUFF TRIAL IS
NEARING END
10y United Press

SAN FRANCISCO. May i6 To
fiN IN the minds OF the Jurors the
connection between Ruef. the board
OF supervisors and himself. James
l.. Gallagher again took the stand
today when the trial Of Huef Was
resumed ASh tried 10 show that
Gallagher readily fell into the
grating plans Of Husf Gallagher
declared that he had received ap.
pfoximately 42s.0O0 Ia bfibea
The defenn aud prosecution
agreed that they would finish the
case today II possible. and sea.
nions will be held this afternoon
aud tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
SHOOTS GIRL FOR
PURE REVENGE
(sy United press.l

At. louis. Mo. May lt.--KRy
wnkerson. charged with shooting
Miss Helen Corraii. the ityesroid
daughter 81 the superintendent OF
maintenance aud wsys Of the Iron
Mountain railroad. In her fathers
private car. near Fish. Mo. was
captured today by . posse. The
posse overlook him AZ Poplar Bluff,
Mo. 30 miles from the scene OF
the shooting
Wllkerson was "fired" by the
railroad recently. and IL Is said be
shot the girl ia revenge. The
girls condition IL critical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE

Mr. Frank H. Leonard. c. s. a..
OF BROOK En. n Y. will deliver the
annual lecture on Christian Science
at ureamland rink at O'Clock to.
morrow afternoon This lecture IL
under the auspices OF First Chuesh
OF Christ Scientist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
Or. sousNas Lacruass.

Dr. , \ Bourns. health officer
delivered an interesting lecture
last ulsht on "iiaaith ard Santa
ton A. the Epiphany Episcopal
church. o. Madroaa Heights THIS
Vas the first II . series ~ siuuilAr
events 10 he held monthly at the
ehnrrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
FOR The STATE

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE
house public buildings committee
has reported its appropriation bill.
which contains the following Wash.
ington items; Everett. site SIS.
600. Olympia. site. $4,000. Nalla
Walla. site. SO. 600: BelIingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
MURDERS THREE

WtkATUNk. n. J.. May is-.
William shepard. his wife and Miss
Jennie handy. n servant girl. EN-.
ployed by them. were murdered
some time during the night In the
shepard farm house al Mattaawan.
The identity OF the assassin r.
not known here The one year old
child OF the shepard couple was
perhaps fatally shot The tragedy
rs yelled In mystery. One of the
farm hands has disa appeared and
= posse IL searching for him. No
motive for the crime is known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

The Port Blakely NM company
has rs houses and ice cabins for
rent cheap for the sumner. Rent
will include transportation. Beau.
tiful location, large hay for boat.
inz. good roads. Take boat at Gal
hralthsaork, 10 O'Clock a n. sun.
day will DO q gp,sd day 10 inspect.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

TACosIA. May i6.--Mrs Marie
Candy. whose husband. Clinton T.
Candy. was recently given q year in
jail for Handwriting her to the bed
post. beating her with a razor strop
and otherwise abusing her. has been
granted an absolute divorce By
Judge Clifford. after short hear
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
NAT GOODWIN IS
GIVEN TURMD0WN
sy United Prsasl

NEW YORK. May Ie.-Aeeom.
panied b. a scure Of trunks filled
with gowns. among them a bridal
troussen, Edna Goodrich. the &C.
tresa. returned from France today
with the announcement that CA
June 10 she sil marry Harry sic.
MILAN. Of Berkeley. Cal. who r.
nov III Goldiieids. Sey. A iew
DAYS ago Nat Goodwin. the actor.
sailed Tor Paris 70 bead Miss Good.
nch Off IN her purpose % marrl
Mcmillan. bet she Guided him.
ii cIaansss and heais-ssoap Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
ORIENTAL LINERS
TO WITHDRAW
fsy United Press. ,

SAN FRANCISCO. May ie.--
There have been rumors for some
ume that steamships In the Orien.
tai trade would he discontinued ow-
ing to interstate commerce activity
and legislative action against sub.
sidiea. II IL now stated that the
Occidental 4 Oriental company
will 40 out OF business within 30
DAYS The office employees OF the
company have been 80 notified, II
IA limited that IN all probability
the Pacific Mall company may also
discontinue soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

The Ioseffy club viii meet Tues.
day with Mrs d l. Burkhardt. al
Fairweather. across Lake Wash.
iuEt8n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

NAsdINGTON. May ls-The
hns todas unanimously passed
A. Alexandfr govern meat en-
Ss.s Eahliilg bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

building gi20go0. North Yakima.
building. i120'bsb Appropriation
have already been made IN the
senate fof public buildings IT Wal.
Ia Walla and Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

The Alamo club will give a dance
at Meydenbauer bay the evening Of
May -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

Tyee Brand salmon eggs. At
Piper q Taft's. 1924 End Av s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
W @ MAN is
SAVED BY
DOGS
Faithful Animals Preyedt
Mrs. M. johnson From
Drowning.

Had It not been for the faith
fulneHs OF two dogs. Mrs. Matilda
Johnson. OF 1909 r. Union st.
probably would have succeeded IN
finding the death she sought In
the waters of Lake Washington.
near Madrona park. yesterday.
Barking for assistance all the
while. Bruno. Mrs. J0hnson's water
spaniel. and Dude. a cocker spaniel.
owned BY G T. Cushman. who lives
In a houBeboat near Madrona park.
tuKEed at the womans clothes IN
IN Mr. Cuahman waded out into
the water and dragged Mrs. John
ilsrbsrt's housenoat. where res
son to tho shore
Makes Second Attempt.
Mrs. Johnson told her rescuer
that she was ali right and that she
wanted 20 go home She started
down the beach and suddenly az.
tempted 10 wade into deep water.
bat vas again prevented from TAX.
ing her life by Mr Cushmau. who
took Mrs Johnson 10 Mrs. H. l..
teratiyca were administered
Detective II. G. Adams. who was
sent from police headquarters 90
investigate. believes that Mrs
Johnson wsded out into the water
the first time. bat several persons
at Madrona park think she jumped
from the float q short distance
south of the hotel
II was Mrs. Johnaon'a dog Bruno
which first sounded the alarm.
Dude. Cushmans cocker spaniel.
vas attracted b. the furious bark
Ing OF Bruno and ran towards the
water. Mt Cushman. who was al
30 attracted By Bruno's loud bark.
ing. believes that the dogs dragged
the woman a considerable distance
toward shore before he Wsded out
to his shoulders depth
Husband Notified.
Anton NJ Johnson. a clerk at a
Third av clothing store. Is Mrs.
Johnsons husband. lie vas mott.
fled Of his wife'b attempt 20 take
her life tie hurried 10 Madroua
park Mrs. Johnson was taken to
pharmacy ri Twenty.firs, az. aud
Jefferson St. and later % her home
ia an ambulance Mrs Johnson
denies that she attempted suicide
she SAYS she went into the water
after her dog Bruno Mrs John
son has not been In the best OF
health for several days. The WON.
an il a. years old She vas 30
thoroughly chilled that there T. a
possibility that pneumonia viii
develop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

II cIeanses and heais.-ssoap LAKE.
soar. All druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

TO SEE BATTlEsHlps
Take boats at Pier 2. Ten round
trips daily. 50c round trip. 80
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-31

taken into account. We have en-
ployed on a regular salary, some
thing over fifteen colored persons at
the headquarters, not including speak
ers and other workers. Mr.. Nagel is
broad-minded man and true frienu
OF the Negro. The fact, therefore,
that he was given charge of this
branch of the work clearly Demon
strates that the management of the
campaign was anxious to assure the
Negro voter that his interests would
be in the hands of those who are es-
pecially concerned as TO his welfare
Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon is direc-
tor Of the Speakers Bureau and as
such has shown himself to be a man
of excellent judgment and free from
race prejudice. The colored men
who have come in contact with him
have nothing but words of praise for
him.
Mr.. Walter NJ. Farmer, who was
appointed a member of the Speakers
Bureau, is personal friend of the
Hon. Chas. Nagel and has been for
the last twenty years While a stud
ent in the law department of Wash
ington University of St Louis, Mo,
he first met Mr.. Nagel, who was then
Professor of Corporations in that
school. II might be added that Mr..
Farmer was the only colored student
in the school at the time, and is the
only one who ever graduated from
the law department of Washington
University. Having been beside Ma.
uonal Grand Secretary OF the United
Brothers OF Friendship and because
Of his membership in various other
secret organizations, together with
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-31

quired TO face. The policies of the
administration, together with tacit
understanding on the part of the can.
didates Of the respective parties had
made 1t impossible for great corpora.
tions to contribute anything toward
the campaign. This sentiment de-
veloped until it gradually included
men connected with great trusts or
corporations so that 1t is almost next
to impossible TO secure large fund
with which to conduct a great poll
tical campaign. But with remarkable
business sagacity and power of ini-
tiative Mr.. Hitchcock has conducted
this campaign so intelligently ana
successfully that II will stand AS a
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-31

his reputation as a lawyer. gave him
a national standing which peculiarly
fitted him for the position he holds
with the National Committee. The
work under the present management
has assumed, as it should. a national
character both in scope and in oper.
eui ipgl uosuoI sIq loy 81 II 'uouv
recognition in this appointment was
given TO 70 particular locality but
was made upon the broader and more
comprehensive basis. The work of
Mr. Farmers department has been
conducted upon national scale. Ev.
cry large gathering of colored people
held since last August has been Wis.
tied by representative speakers sent
from his department. and resolutions
have been passed endorsing the Re.
Continued on page ten
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-31

model for all future campaigns, It
has been purely campaign of edu-
cation and Mr.. Hitchcock IS 10 be
congratulated tina, his plan or cam.
paign has at last been demonstrated
TO be the wisest that could have peen
adopted.
Next in importance in this great
political contest comes the Hon.
Chas. Nagel, National Committee.
man from the state of Missouri Mr.
Nagel has had charge of the western
headquarters and has acted In the
capacity of vice-chairmau n Mr.
Hitchcock's absence. Mr.. Nagel has
given especial attention to the Negro
end OF the campaign and as an evil
dence OF the fact that the colored
voter has not been overlooked. we
instance the appointing of Mr. Wal.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-31

ter NJ Farmer, member OF the speak
ers' bureau, position never hereto
fore given to colored man. The
Negro newspapers for the first time,
in this section especially, have been
The Detroit times., 1908-01-25
JESSE JAMES CAN c
PROVES TERROR To
SMALLER KIDS
ARMED WITH REVOLVER YOUTH
Full BANDITS HOLD UP AND
ROB BOY vcTIMs-FINALLY
LAND IN JUVENILE COURT.

A regular Jesse James gang was
rounded up in the Juvenile court Sat
urday morning, when Walter Czarnec-
XII, Walter Ruszkiwicz, Stanislaus
Kakonsh, John Jablonsh and Albert
KenZinsN were before Judge Rohnert.
The boys, who range in age from
IL to 10 years, live in the vicinity of
st. Aubin and Kirby-aves., and from
their admissions IL is learned they
have become a terror to the small
boys living in that section of the city.
Stealing coal from the railroads or
teasing peddlers was too tame for
these boys, so they stole revolver
and became hold-up artists of the
dime novel sort. They described to
the judge how their leader, boy OF
Is, held the revolver pointed at their
victims head while the other lads
searched his pockets. A complaining
witness against the boys was a little
fellow who was held up in this man
ner and relieved of 81
At another time the boys stole a
gallon Of brandy from Edward Hen
kels wagon, and were preparing for
a big drunk when a policeman inter
rupted them.
The boys were finally let of with a
warning.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-25
SEWER COMMITTEE
PINES FOR JUNKET

It's SO nice and warm down IN New
Orleans.
At the last meeting OF the council,
City Engineer Mccormick was dele
gated to go To- Chicago and New Or
leans to inspect and study the sew
age pumping systems with a view TO
the installation of such systems in
Fairview and the Eighteenth ward in
time.
But they do say that fried chicken
is nowhere SO good as down In that
old Creole town.
Saturday morning the sewer COM
mittee OF the council met and decided
that il would be for the good OF Tie
public service for the committee to
accompany the. city engineer and
study pumps and things AID. Ksrte
alone held out.
II think IL will be time for some
OF the aldermen TO go later on Il
we have % choose between two of
more plans put up 10 us by the en-.
gineers."
Korte never could see the philosc'
ply of a junket.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-25
WHEW! LISTEN TO
GEO. COOO FLAY
THOMPSON
SAYS THE MAYORS STATEMENT
THAT BOILER INSPECTOR Ex.
ANIMATION WAS A FRAUD is
DELIBERATELY FALSE"

George +. Codd former mayor,
comes dangerously close to using the
shorter and uglier word" IN an open
letter TO Mayor William b. Thompson.
He denies absolutely the statements
credited TO Thompson that the civil
service examination by which J. Har-
vey Williams was chosen as boiler in
spector, was a fraud.
The mayors alleged statements have
been TO the effect that Codd had prom
ised the position 10 five or six men,
that the questions were given TO Will
Jams the night before the examination
and that the papers turned In by Will
Jams were not in his handwriting.
Codd details how the examination
was conducted by Prof. NJ f. Cooley
OF the University of Michigan, aided
by Fred w. Smith and Theodore II.
Hinchman and adds:
My reason for having any commun-
cation with YOU on this subject. is no
other than 20 AFFORD the public positive
PROOF OF your aptitude In misrepre-
senting facts and maligning people and
IN view OF the fact that these deliber-
ately false statements are on par
with the statements that have been
accredited 10 YOU In the public press,
concerning Afr. Haarer, Mr.. Breitmeyar
1id MI ana, also. To give yOu
an opportunity, II You have a spark of
regard for the truth. 10 correct the
statements that are SO malicious IN
every respect.
Mayor Thompson is iii with a cold
and did not get down to his Office Sat
urday. His secretary, T.. W. sKurz,
had few hot shots left for Will
liams
He offered to turn his coat and
work for Thompson. il reappointed to
his job" said Kurz. He said no
would spend his money for Thompson
as he had for Codd. We have no use
for that kind of men here
IL never made any such offer. COR
TO have done SO would have been to
make myself cowardly traitor" re-
clares Williams in reply TO Kurz's
charge. II cannot say what may have
been said by those who requested my
reappointment by the mayor as there
were great many OF them. But none
of them had any authority to make
any such statement as that I would
work for Thompson. politically
The Detroit times., 1908-01-25
STANDARD OIL GO.
DIRECTORS
NETWORK
THEo. w. LINCOLN, IN GOVERN.
MENT MAGAZINE REVEALS HOW
TENTAcLEs OF OCTOPUS
CLUTCH VAST ENTERPRISES.

BOSTON, Jan. 25.-How the Stan
dard Oil Co.'S directors are found or
the boards OF directors OF nearly all
the great railroad systems OF the COM
try; OF the great banks OF leading
cities; OF great copper producing and
selling companies, and when not 50
directly represented. indirectly control
those identical interests in the great
cities OF the country. weaving vast
network of power, is ably told by
Theodore w. Lincoln in the current
issue OF the maZagine called Govern
ment. MIR. fincoin's article is entitled
Reply TO Archbolds Plea for Mercy
referring to an article by that Stan
dard Oil magnate In December issue
OF the Saturday Evening Post
Here is the war map, as reproduced
by Mr.. Lincoln. showing the ramif-
cations of the system and the inter
dependence OF the various director
ates, all barking back TO their Mas
ter's Voice"-that OF the parent octo-
pus. Standard Oil
The officers End directors 81 the
Standard oil Co are:
JOHN ID. ROCK EFELLER, pres ident;
John ID. Archbold vice presidel I. IL.
NJ Flagler. vice president; VIM. Rookie
feller. vice president. III. III. Rogers,
vice president. G. NJ. Pratt secretary:
w. III. Tilford, treasurer.
Drectors--John -. Archbold. Frank
q. Barstow, A. G. Bedford, H. NJ. Flag
Ter G.. w. Hardness, Walter Jennings,
J. A. Moffett. o. H. Payne, G. NJ Pratt
j. ID. Rockefeller, Jr., j. D. Rockefeller,
VIM Rockefeller, H. III. Rogers, w. III.
Tilford
John II. Rockefeller Jr., is an officer
or director I'm the following companies:
American Linseed Co, Delaware, Lack =
awanna & Western Ry, Z. :. steel
corporation. University OF Chicago.
JOHN ID. ARCHBoLD Is in: National
Fuel Gas Co. National Transit Co. y.
Y. Transit Co, Ohio Go. OF Associates
IT. NJ. FLAGLER. Is In: The Cuba Co.
Florida East Coast Ry., Jacksonville
Terminal Co. Morton Trust Co, Ma
tional Transit Co, ~ Y. Transit Co.,
Peninsular ~ Occld. -. Co. Western
Union Tel. Co., National Fuel Gas Co
JOHN H. FI.AGLER Is in: Amer
Farm Product Co, Amer. LaFrance Fire
Eng. Co. Bank of Washington Heights
credit Clearing House, Flint & Co,
Hegeman 4 Co, Home ms. Co, Natl
Bank of North America.
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER Is in:
Amalgamated Copper Co, Anaconda
Mining Co, Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
Central New Eng. Ry. Co.. c., NJ. a
81. p ny. Co. Con Gas Go. OF New
York; Del. Lack. AZ West. RE. Co,
tContisucd ON seventh Paxe.)
The Detroit times., 1908-01-25
God Made Reason for
The Superiority Of
The Upper Glasses
-PRoF. BARRETT WENDELL.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-"The upper
classes are absolutely the superiors OF
the people they have surpassed and
one is disposed to say tnat God made
the reason"
This is but one of the many start
ling statements made by Barrett Wen
dell, professor of English at Harvard
university, TO the members OF the
Twentieth Century club in a lecture
on "The Privileged Classes Friday
night.
The professor declared that the ty-
rant provided classes OF this coun.
try age not the upper classes as they
were under the "old regime" but the
''despotic laboring classes
The cry which once reused this
country was taxation without repre-
sentation.' The privileged laborinS
class of today demands representation
without taxation.
They are now trying TO drag us
into war with Japan to safeguard
their own selfish interests.