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faxafian Under this plan the coun 4.
Ties ara 90 be rciies 81 froan the pay
ment ~ taxes Cor the support ~ the
state government A. the mma
time enormous values In taxable re-
sources are 90 b. set aside into the
first class and viii thereafter ray
no taxes % the counties. bat oniy
20 the state
The trainers ~ thu Amendment
frankly aeak the support ~ tho
smaller taxpayer and home owner
b. the argument that he wiii thus
b. relieved ~ the burden 81 state
taxes. bat they 90 not f1ly explain
that the burden ~ the small tax B
payer In county. municipal. school.
road and other faxas IL To- be- vast
~ Increased ~ the fact that an i'm
meuse proportion Of taxable re-
sources viii no longer pay taxes Co
these funds
con,sndina Arguments.
Commissioner Frost has urged
that the amendment will permit the
assessment and taxation ~ money
credits and other au-Culled iutangt-
bic property Opponents 81 the
amendment coucode that this may
he ~ and that the object iH a
worthy one but argue that too
much else o. involved IN the
amendment
Whatever may be the purposes ~
che present tax commissioners a.
is pointed out that they viii not
continue IN office forever. that the
complexion ~ the Legislature
changes hieuniaily. aud there can
De no way Of guaranteeing that
present purposes VIII be- fulfilled.
The plans of the present commits
HionerE as they have been an
nouneed. having met with 20 much
opposition. II 81 argued that. to
adopt tho amendment In IT, present
vague form and entrurt the whole
great problem of assessment and
taxation 90 future commissioners
and future legislators a. a good deal
~ plunge in the dark
Whatever may be the merits of
the opposing contentious. one thing
seems certain and that &c. that this
amendment deserves much more
than the passing attention Of the
voters
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TEHERAN. Persia. Oct 20 The
people of Persia are showing little
lntercet today 10 the parliamentary
elections authorized By the shah or
In the prospect Of a Persian par
liameui which viii convene within
a month The populacc shows gen.
erai disappointment az the result Of
their struggle Tor suffrage.
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WANT CARNAGE WAGON.

The members Of the West side
W0inen's Improvement club VIII ap-
peal to the city council for o. gar
bage wagon for the Fourteenth word.
Tile club conducted an igation
ana found the sanitary condition Of
West Seattle bad for lack Of a
WngoH.
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w y McElwnin'H proposal TO
lease Pioneer Place from the city for
a term ~ 30 years at an average
rental 90 at0.00o "a year. was pre-
scented 90 The clty council last night
ana referred 90 n committee Me-
Eiwalu agreed 90 erect a 800. 900
office building on tho property. ea-
tahliph two comfort stations. aud az
the end Of the thirty years 10 turn
the entire property over 60 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

city Controller Carroll win onii "a
meeting of tho bankers holding city
deposits within q few days 60 max e.
arrangement GO thc flotHtion 81 tho
t1 100000 lighting bonds. The hant-
ora have promised the entire issue
Will be absorbed ~ Seattle.
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BY
RULER Of
JAPAN
ADMIRAL SPERRY Is
GIVEN AUDIENCE
BY MIKADO.
Carries Goodwill From
President Roosevelt
-Banquets.
~ n. Lee cLoTWoRTH.
staff Correspondent for the United
Press on Board the ". 8. Georgia

FfAA~ VI 18NNA Aft ~ - NAEkf NJ
TOXIC. Oct s0.--Admiral sperry
today. In person. conveyed an e1.
preston of good will from Presi
dent Roosevelt 20 the emperor Of
Japan. and that official responded
happily In the spirit 81 friendship
The whole attitude OF hosts and
guests IL that OF good feeling. The
japanese press today IL advocating
An honest understanding by Amer.
lea aud Japan OF the position OF
the two countries and the eastern
problem
The Japanese people are making
every effort 10 make the men Of
the fleet enjoy the visit. and they
are succeeding admirably The en-
tire reception. considering its many
phases. BY far surpasses for eiab
ofaiencss any yet given the fleet
on the world cruise.
mikado Receives.
The emperor and empress today
gave audiences % the officers and
Ntaffs OF tho fleet. and n was on
this occasion that Admiral sperry
and the mikRdn exchanged greet.
inEa After the audiences an eiab-
orais luncheon vas served in honor
OF the officers with Naval Minister
Sais0 az the host
Tonight the naval cadets. guides
and interpreters gave a dinner to
the blue Jackets This was one OF
the most interesting events Of the
reception The American sailors
bad great fun with the Japanese
boys and the dinner was a great
success
Reception by Tooo.
Everyone Ia hooking forward with
much pleasure 70 the great recep-
ton 20 be given BY Admiral Togo
tomorrow Al the imperial gardens.
These gardens have not been open.
cd % the public since the great re-
cepGion ~ the heroes OF the Japa.
ncee Russian war Extensive prep.
ArAtiouH have been made for the
reception and Il IL expected to be
one OF the most beautiful functions
In the history OF the land Of cherry
blossoms
There has been no suggestion Of
There has been no suggestion
whatever OF unplcasanfness during
the Walt herc, and there r. every
prospect that the full program Of
entertainment will be carried out
without the slightest hitch.
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Henry u. Reed. director OF ex-
ploitation of the Alaska. Yukon.
Pacific exposition. has severed his
connection with the exposition. and
Frank l.. Merrick. director OF pub.
licity, will. within a day or two.
tender his resignation
The resignation Of Mr. Reed was
handed. IN duplicate. 10 President
j. y Chilberg and to Director Gen
eral J. A. Nadeau on Friday last.
with the request that II become AZ
once effective. Immediately after
forwarding his resignation on Fri.
day morning. Mr. Reed discontinued
his work for the exposition.
The resignation OF Mr. Reed IN
the elimination Of numerous minor
Misunderstanding between the al.
rector Of exploitation and the Off.
GERS Of the exposition. When Mr..
Reed came 20 Seattle II was after
having practically been in sole
charge 81 an the affairs OF the ex-
position al Portland The executive
committee OF that undertaking took
little interest IN the work OF the
exposition and all OF IL fell upon
the shoulders OF Mr. Reed. with the
result that his word in all cases was
law.
Brings staff From Portland.
When he came 10 Seattle he was
apparently OF the belief that sooner
or later the same conditions would
prevail here. He brought with him
Frank l.. Merrick. a. director OF
publicity. and several other indi.
viduals who had been with him at
Portland At his request, Merrick
vas paid a salary OF $3.50 per
month. which. In the opinion Of
some OF the officials OF the expoRi-
tion. was altogether too high.
The evident intention OF the off
eials Of the exposition 10 be the
masters Of the situation al all times
was perhaps natural source OF dis.
appointment TO Mr. Reed. He found
here an entirely different spirit pre-
vaiiing than had prevailed at Port
land The exposition officials were
officials in fact - well as In name,
and no employees Of the exposition
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siye celebrations OF the day. and
the dinners and entertainments. Adj
miral Sperry and his officers are
resting tonight at Shiba palace.
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'AIrF rAkns oyrncn,r.

~ - go Jaeknan of lII7 YeaIer
,ls AtiendinE the aonftie
Nd .niEht. 3 thief waiked
f48Isf ~ ~ nFerrUnt farEnfan
i-s ihsff - a. --.teN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

WENATCREE, Dot gO This city
"a enduaVurinE 60 secure the new
state home 81 the Knights Of Pyth-
iana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

The Public Service League 81
Rainier Valley adjourned It's meet
INK last night to sead 70 delegation
to fho council tn protest against
any extension OF the time Tor the
w n. Crawford street ear franz
chises The delegation was led by
W T. Holmes, president OF the
league.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST srUPHBN.
A complaint has been issued against
i, A Stuphen, "a real estate dealer,
who is chnrged hN FRANK y Poor
HelleVue land company stock which
had no value.
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ruorosAL = anrERnnD.

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were permitted 70 incur Indebted
ness or 20 expend money until IL
had been properly passed upon by
the proper committees.
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FAIR TONIGHT; WEDNESDAY, FAIR AND
WARMER; LIGHT soUTHERLY sHEezEs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29

Bloomington. Ill-F l.. Dodlet. buy.
er Of clam shells, has been making
extensive purchases lately Of the
smaller variety Of mnasel shells along
the Illinois river The larger sizes are
better adapted for butlon-making. but
the smaller are not satisfactory
Rodier conceived the idea Of using
the small shells for the manufacture
Of novelties ike hat pins. cuff but
tons. shirt studs, and watch fobs. He
purchased 10000 pounds Of shells.
enough 10 fili a car, and shipped them
to France
The utilization Of the small shells
VIII prove an important addition 10 the
industries along the Illinois river.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29
ccos uti7s ros FUNERAL.
pssson's clsyer Dexses Prevents cen
siei q Pulpit ARD sss4


Yogk. Pa-There is not 4 better
mialsfer o. 2 more enthusiastic sDorts-
nan in Yosk county than Rev Nr
Han n Aifgiile. vhose recent display
q inventive genius in preventing
ttese two occupations from conalctinz
is ne TAX n ne I.ower End
key. Mf Ham, with John Woods a
neliknor1 CbaDcei0fd township resl.
dent, was tracking rabbits n the
aaow, When they struck fresh coon
frail which led them TO 4 hoiiou tree
Unfortunately 4 Jed them there iuet
q he tine ~ for q funeral. a which
the minister wss 70 conduct the ser.
vice and NE Wood ael a. palIbearer
bnviiiing - permit hunt to delay
me funerai. and unwilling q permit
tie coon 70 esoaDe. the minister BIZ
aDon solution Al the Wlnehold
miil, near 81. he secured a board ham.
msF snf nails. Win which ne proceed.
- 10 cioee the hole IN the tree.
When the deceased member of bis
congregation had been laid at rest the
minister and his friend returned. cut
10Wn the tree and secured the coon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29
TalNs WOULD Marry I'M.
cssrtshiD BY Nail Rss4its6 IN Trcssis
fsF a. ltzilan.


clevelznd, OH Il esg6ent from bis
Detstlcn for diTorcs that GennarD
Hzgekeai u thfs city did rot knOs tie
1ra zzms q tas twin he sought a.
kas rife.
When Marches decided b take a
wife. be talked Il oTsF vish some re-
cent arrivals from ItzlY and they told
hin 0f a beaafiful giri in their home
town who would Jump Il 4 chance 70
come 70 America ~ the promised
bride of souss worthy countFyman.
Narchesi cosid nos learn the girls
full name. but be wrote and received
an asWer After ssTe-zl weeks q
conrtship his prDpo1ai Of marriage vas
accepted and AlzFchesl seat her money
70 come 10 America
When che arrived there was tEo Of
her. u seems they were tains. and as
the letters had been addressed With
out eurnzmes they accepted the pro-
posai a. common property. Marchesi
could not uzFTy both. 30 be selected
TeTesina after long deiiberation. The
sighted one vas Jealous and trouble
began early ard lasted until Marchea
filed suit Tor divorce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29
MEET AID WED IN Jlo TINE.
Couple stroll past Courthouse. He Pro
poses They Marry.

Tecumgeh. Neb.-8iss Hester p.
Young Of Lincoln. aged 70. and Oliver
Sacks of St. Louis. aged ~. we're mar.
ried here 45 minutes after they first
met each other. The young man and
The glrl met on the streets Of Tecum.
eeh BY chance, bowed 70 each other.
stopped, aud engaged IA congersa.
lion.
II was a case Of love at ffst slght
They slfolled down the street together
her arm 81 hls, talking aud laughing
merrily, and soon came 10 the court
house There Sacks declared his pas.
sion and made a proposal Of marriage
hiss Young consented 70 become hls
wife, whefeupon be suggested that
they procure a marriage license and
b. married Immediately She fell IN
With the pf0poaal also and IA few
minutes after Judge Livingston Der.
formed tbs ceremony uniting them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29

Elasticity Of conscience has been
one handicap to our financial system.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29
FFIsaOs loss NOT Al.
But ssnspsrts Won't Tell Chief Cause
Of His Poverty"

Baltimore, Nd. n When asked
whether Il vas true that he had re-
Gently backed a friend iH a business
venture which had turned out a failure
On account Of the financial stringency
and had thereby lost d great deal Of
money. Attorney General Bouaparte
said:
There Is some truth in that state
ment or a. least some foundation for
It. but # was not the only cause. nor
the chief cause. Of the alarming condi
ton Of poverty IN which. according tf.
reports, ! find myself"
As 10 the nature of the transaction
which resulted In disaster. or the
name Of the friend who got him into
trouble. Nf Bonaparte vas entirely
mute. nor would he tell what was the
chief cause Of the personal financial
slfingeucy IL which. according 70 re-
Do8ls, he diseosegei himself
Meanwhile. those who know Mr.
Bonaparte and the character Of his IN
Yestments smile at bis professions Of
poverty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29
TakImeler Ia oId aioru

London There is nothing new un.
der the sun-not even a taxlmeler
They were better known 10 the Rome
of Julius Caesar than they are yet 10
the world of 1907 suetonins and
Vilruylus both described them as al
tached % the Roman cabs 81 that
epoch The latter even goes into de-
tails Of their mechanism. Taumetern
we're also known to the Chinese oi
The eleventh century.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29
HI mn III IDaUI I11ElI

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Ma.1f me sgr a rg
n ~ T Z w. = w1.sz
sozasz ga ts1 seare ts ~ ers.G
aas sT fsssz ss.1
e s n
GNts m se ze ~
- Ee-s = 80 sr-
e a3e vfe& wi zSsoa ID a1
~ W&S N,gs M esr 6a1
eg sHes Sess es11s
T e sse - Hns sssv
ge 3 fcsoe fsr 15Ss96gg yec-
s v.l e w "a scg eaa7
Jssg II ssss ysefa ss T1s
fsy exs~ss - s ssgez a.
6ea 40 ,ezssrs fsaoss esss-ss ~
y ea t4e sFsrt111 "a TIE
fsge. sF "a F ei,ssy ~ ~
pprserrszFe iguseTg
Tt1asa1e Df s@szezx EEe Wsss f,r-
sfly 1y frsNsesys a ~ N1ats
ssztrs aow sse1< fksss szgeFs
g Czzzlz Tt4s se se<sse ~ Nsw
qss1caFs e1e1ey1 s. ssssx 1essfoys<.
TzfeeAz~efs os fte J19ssasaoz q
fee yMse1 ft1ses are e1x n sas Msg
sstyst YsffstzrsfH q tes wpc1~
nefk,sz i1f1effie1 zfe kTztse ezst
e ~ Astsscc ~ west q -
Ftteef os h.vess tasfs aTe lfgesS glg
aefse n fsfess feaeFys An1 ~ east
k7s.t - acre
Bt ~ ear q z2Nng III 40, 30
aNfes O. ~ ADDaiaealans aa1 go lG59
81 tts wife mcsa'aiax. Wlh zae get
ssen7 JAzl 81 uhzl ne western for-
~ feeergfs aDs1s1f to-if9D5o, 30
aefee afs sqsiyaieaf y tae tsrfitory
q aN TIE ASg kngl21d Ai4tss. ~
yeftff With Sew Iefk. Nea JefEeY,
Psnasyi9aflz. Ds.2Nafe hzrgizrf,
Fifxilla a1d part q West Virginia
There came befofe TIE laas session
a eonzfeza "a biIl f9s ne D5rDoes n
aeqs'nag national forest RESERVES 10
ne Appalachian mountains aaa White
9iogniains# u had Daese9 the senats
and wae unanimously recommended 70
f6s house ~ fas COMMITTEES o4 22fi-
eaii-ie.
II u Df0pDssd ~ make IeseFge "
z.650D09 aefes Ore pr cent u ffis,
of zoee9 acres. vii be DreeerYed for
scenic sfea. Which means that the
seenefy VII be enhanced Dyef tae en-.
tire tract j would aieO b. possible
~ promote me cultivation along ri.
sniife lines ~ birds. game aad nen,
ano - proyioe against destructive
fires.
fire f. fhe greafegi enemy of the
forest. and Il invariably follows cut
ling unless the logging is d0ne IN the
most conservative manner fire not
only destroys the standing timber, but
aleo the young growth, the seedlings,
the seeds. the leaf litter and even the
eoll Itself
And the causes of forest ilfes in the
order of their importance are. Rail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29

ur ~ &ew YORK and
San F1se a-d ere1 ~ lE
ia fzeWn aee4 a. o-e
& v ae pn
F e NJ e cites e A1
fs1 e s erg a,wsga
fssa sgsra4 ecsfT 81 go tare
raa of the eGle a1
'1rk sesa sas ~ CRY a ArC
cz1 81 srT way 1ste tte slgs
ts -e sr1 ~ cztsEa And YeE
LcnEa q feea haa i1s Calnatcwa
AZ rrn as esNss View FORK NJ Ear
7Es8. fs1 rer9e not "a -
euezzlge 4 sea
There arr for g5iun deEg q Hop
gozte 80 Lo11a1 Whien eater tor taa
Three q theae are controlled
5T sFz1sezfs q ctirzzzez. Elen6ers
y Tong - aoeiesT TIE oeaes
.c DeEtars the r-os ENrrfoasT
aT5osnte1 Ezee n itE kla1 e. exiEtenee
a. oEnel ~ ao.0rf0s C1lrar-zn q
great wealth ~ Wong. rho. u1,ii tie
greet fesd "a San Fraaessc1 th
years ago aweea twg ycwsrfzg
rToagE which le1 n wholesale mar
cer Tas krCwn there - me nzyor
" Chllztown Ihis mans establish
meat wsE furnished by welAkngwn
west end frm - eOss y tlggs
whereas The cost o. layout or
NE q one, ranges from Ten cents 70
slz5 according 20 the amouHs 81
cplum used. u the syndicate i0snts
Wongs charge e $500 al these
places are within q stones throw q
eAca other Tie Oriental sailor has
less than hundred Yards 70 Ealk
from fse docks . reach the cheaper
joints. while wong place in Lime
house ia just round the corner in "a
oidf2shioned fhfef-storied brick build
Ing formerly used as the freight Of
fees q world-iamed chipping con-
panf The dag trade e composed
mostly q sailors Of Cinnamon residing
tn the neighoorhood. for the latter are
barred a night much as The residents
o. Monaco are denied he privilege
q gambling AZ Monte Carlo. By three
O'Clock me places have been cleaned
and put right for the coming night
trade. and little later the saiioE-
faced, holloE-eyed habitues are return
ing-for they have a yen yen" which
means that the terrible craving has
come on them. and there IS no deny
Ing 4
The visitor 10 Chicks establish
ment-one Of the Joints controlled
b. the Chinese syndicafe-pays CO
cents and is given half aainatskell
filled with opium He thea enters q
large room. the floor 81 which is
covered with rows of mattresses. and
chooses his faroriie bunk. and Kip
a well-knoWn personality in China
toxin. who acts as a sort of servant
approaches With the layout" This
consists Of 4 small square Japanese
tray. containing an oil lamp. q stem.
or pipe and bowl, two needles about
FIVE inches long much Ike a woman's
hai-pin. known as yen hok and
"shying needle. and glass Of water.
The smoker noN lights a cigarette
and proceeds 70 cook a pIll' by turn
ing the needle with small ball Of
opium rapidly about n ne fame q
tie lamp Every few moments the
needle is withdrawn. and the small
bali q opium i contains Is rolled on
the edge Of The bowl for the purpose
of removing a certain amount of pois-
on and also % give me pin conformity.
When properly cooked ana emitting
the peculiarly pnngenl smell so sick
eninR 20 me uninitiated. the PHI Is
placed directly over the small hole
10 the bowl ana the needle Is pushed
through then she smoker. placing ne
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-29

Why Is Il that An ocean voyage Is
considered 80 afieiocratlc7"
because on one YOU are sure TO
meet the hoayy eWella. Baltimore
American