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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
Wife of Merchant Kidnapped by Three Japanese Men
in Broad Daylight, and Cannot Be Found by Hus-
band Authorities Appealed To.

Kidnapped IN broad daylight BY
crowd Of her own oountrymen.
kim shlgaki aged g. the wife Of
Goiaro ShlRaki. wellto-do local
Japanese merchant. was carried
away from her home and friends
on February -. aud all efforts
since 20 effect her release have
proved unayailing.
Failing 10 reseue his wife
through the aid Of his own friends.
the husband today appealed 10 the
local officers 10 take up the chase.
and Informed them OF the details
of the remarkably bold and daring
crime.
On the date she was last seen
the woman left her home. az 3f3
Sixth av g. 20 go 20 the grocery
store She did not return. and an
Investigation developed the fact
that she had beeu seized By three
strange Japanese a short distance
from her home Every inquiry has
failed 10 reveal the method by
which the kidnappers carried their
victim away from the spot, but sey
eral days ago the husband learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
PACIFIC WAVE nv
MORE TROUBLE

one person IN the university. who
Is VIGOROUSLY known To have been
stronnously opposed 10 Rudio's elec.
ton. and who had been up 10 that
timo an associate editor of the
Wave.
Many students az the university
are aroused at Rudios audacity Ia
declaring himself "thc State" and
they demand that the deposed asso.
ciate editor be reinstated
Ending with Students, how about
it2 Is Rudio the slater" the post.
ers plead for the denunciatlon by
the liberalminded students of the
University OF Washington OF any
such autoeratio and arbitrary die.
tum."
The Pacific Wave has been In hot
water for the past two years, espe.
cially during the last two months.
when the edltofship successfully
passed from the hands OF John w.
Campbell TO Harold Birkett. George
l.. Spirk and lastly 10 Roy Rudio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24

With a colossal crown on his
head and with the famous diotum
Of Louis the xiv on his lips. Il am
the state Roy ID, Rudio. editor OF
the Pacific Wave. Is the subject OF
n striking cartoon and poster cir.
enlafed all over the campus of the
University OF Washington this
morning,
Radio was elected editor of the
college paper n week ago Friday
BY a majority Of "A votes cut OF a
total OF 792 cast
Ills first official act as soon as
he got control Of the Wave was 10
Introduce the spoils system" To
d. this successfully, he came out in
an editorial, entitled Il am the
State" In which he laid down a
rule declaring correspondents for
seattle papers Ineligible for a place
on the staff
The posters emphasize the point
that this new rule could affect only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
THR ga rs
MADE
Black Hand viii Blow Up
U. S. Naval Magazine.
10y United prsss

NEW YORK. Feb 70 In a letter
lgnea Black Hand. aud addressed
70 Commodore Braunstetter. In
charge o. the United States naval
ulafaKine az Iona island. the threat
has been made that the enormous
stores Of sm0kelcae powder on the
island will te blown up unless the
married men discharged from EN-.
plogmcnt OF the island January 1.
iaoS. be put back TO work # once
There are 3.000.U00 pounds Of
smokeieaa powder aud other cx.
plosiYea stored In the numerous
magazines.
Secret service men are working
20 discover the identity of the
writer OF the letter Printed BY
hand. the letter was mailed at the
fiaveFstraw postoffice two weeks
akn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
NO BOND ISSUE
FOR COLUMBIA

The $4,000 bond issue to meet
the liabilities OF Columbia has been
found unnecessary just as the Of
fetal ballots containing the bond
provision are about to be printed.
The ordinance providing for a vote
on the bonds az the coming cleo
ton viii be repealed tonight. and
orders have already been given
20 the printer having the ballots in
hand. TO take the bond provision
from the forms.
Through some clerical mistake
IN the comptroller's office. the state
ment compiled when Columbia be-
came part of Seattle. listed the
liabilities which must be assumed
by the city of Seattle. but failed
TO note the assets in the form OF
current and delinquent taxes, real
estate and furnishings. which came
10 the city together with $i,iS0.l9
cash on hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
FORMER GAMBLER
IN POOR HOUSE

AGED. poor aud helpless. Sanford
hpaldinT. declaring that something
had siven way inside his brain.
was taken 10 the county poor farm
this morning.
ApaidinK has been a resident OF
the city for eighteen years lie has
been living alone IN an old shack
on the water front al Western and
blanchard avs. and officer Nau.
peli found him practically helpless
when he vent this morning to In.
vehtiKaie.
spHldiug was for many years q
teamster 10 the ore trade In Mon.
tafia. lie was gambler for fifteen
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
SAYS LAWS ARE
NOT ENFORCED

Nonenforeemeut o. law b. the
present county officials n evident
20 marked degree. according 10
a letter from = resident 81 Maple
Valley read b. George Cogterlll IN
his speech nj nseamland Rink. sat
urday nlght.
The letter said:
\ am pleased "a receive your let
ter inquiFink about moral affairs
tn Maple Valley. and hope that
something can be done TO pct =
check on the nay things are raa
ning In this part ~ kinE eoanfs
AZ present There are four saloons
here and slot machines In every
saloon. and gambling Eoing on IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24

very saloon. This Il weil known
b our county officials The Sun.
day closing law Is violated ever
Sunday. Minors are allowed In
some Of the saloona. Ia fact. the
law n openly defied in every way,
There Ia a barber shop aud a shoe.
maker shop aud gambling Eo~s on
there. 40 " young man has
COURAGE enough Ia keep away from
the saloons be is tripued up In the
other places There arc iow won.
en IN two Of the saloons pretending
a. be cooks and Mattresses. and
their carvings On are diagraccfuL
sheriff Smith denied this morn.
ina that there r. any gambling Al
Maple Valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
DEATH BLOW GIVEN
! The STANDARD OIL
EXPORTING SANTA re BOOKS


LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. "a
Books 81 the Santa Fe company.
which are being examined by Ray.
mond BENJAMIN. assistant attorney
general. are 81 complicated that
Il will probably take the San Fran
cisco attorney a week or more TO
complete his Investigations into the
alleged rebate cases charged 10 the
Southern Pacific. the Santa Fe aud
the Salt Lake roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
HITCHCOCK TRIAL
AGAIN DELAYED

NEW YORK, Feb. st.-Raymond
Hitchcock. the comedian. who Is
accused OF mistreating young girls
was granted another continuance
this morning. His attorneys pro.
duoed affldavlta showing that they
could not get in touch with their
witnesses for at least n week. and
Justice Bowling allowed them that
much time. Hitchcock was present
in court during the arguments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
ELDER LAYS THE
CORNER STONE

Yesterday afternoon the corner
stone OF the new First Methodist
church. Fifth av. and Marion st..
was laid with impressive cere.
monies. Rev W 8. Harrington.
d. D.. the presiding elder OF the dis
triet and pastor of the church dur.
ing 1881 and 1882. presided.
The new building will cost about
$500, 600 when completed. II II ex.
peeted that the lower story Will be
ready by July. The entire building
will be dedicated about Thanksgiv.
Ing day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
ERUPTION
FEARED
Volcanic Popocatapetl Is
Awakening
Heard.
Jay United Press. ]

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 24-it is
feared the ancient volcano Popo-
catapetl is awakening from It's sleep
of centuries. Three men employ
ed In taking sulphur from tho
crater we're overcome b. volcanic
gas and persisted.
Companions attempted to rescue
them. but we're repelsed b. gases
which are now rising in greater
volume than ever before known.
Intense heat exists In ana around
the crater. and deep snbterranean
rumbllngs and groaninEH are heard.
penon springs. just outside Mex,
leo City. supposed TO be heated by
volcanic fires, are now boiling
fiercely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
BIG FIRE AT TACOMA
One Fireman Loses His Life by Falling From Fifth
StOry--Many Injured--LOss Estimated at $4,000.

and power and all cars were stop,
ped.
During the fiercest of the fight,
some women appeared on Cum
merce ST. One of them. Mrs. Harry
White. heard the report that Hill,
who was 10 become the husband Of
her younger sister. Rose. had been
killed. She became confused, how
ever. and thought ii was her hus-
band who had been killed. She be-
came hysteTical and fell in a faint.
The fire was not under control
until II O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
Must Pay That Fine Of 29,24O,OOO, According to a
Decision Of United States Supreme Couri--EIkins
Law Was Not Repealed by Hepburn Act.

bates 10 the " r. Dcvcreaux com.
pany OF Minneapolis.
Learned iaNyerR. FraSpinK al
every teehuieaiity 90 save the giant
oil trust from paying the huge fine.
pinned their hopes to their conien.
ton that the Elkins Law was re.
pealed BY the Hepburn act Under
provisions of The former law. the
trust WAS fined
Now that the highest court in the
land has decided against them. the
STANDARD OH attorneys have been
left high and dry. their best oonteu.
ton gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24

and the intended victim jumped to
one side after the first shot. which
struck him IN the arm. The remain.
ing shots went wild After notify
ing the officer, Vitero had his
wound dressed and this morning
awore to complaints charging the
two suspects with assault with in
tent to commit murder.
umbria and Guerlnl are thought
to belong 20 a secret society which
has sent threatening letters to n
number OF Italians in the vicinity Of
Black Diamond. Deputy Prescott
ing Attorney Whitman announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
INDICTED ice KING
PREPARES TO FIGHT
fBy United Press.)

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.-Charles
w. Morse. former ice king and null
timilllonaire. has made formal de-
mand in Justice Dowling's court,
through his attorneys, 10 examine
the minutes of the grand jury
which returned two indictments
charging him with larceny. The
request was taken under advise
ment. Morse will be called 10 plead
TO a perjury charge. on which he is
also indicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb. 81 .--
The contention ~ the Standard Oh
eempaisY as 10 Why IL should not
pas The SO 2s0.eO0 fine imposed
upon IL ~ Judge Landls. vas dealt
a dcathsbiow today. The United
States supreme court decided the
f;ikfue law was no, repealed b the
Hepburn ne,
This important decision Was
handed down In the case 81 the
Great Northern Railway company.
fecentiY found guilty and fined un
der tbs Eikins law for granting re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
MINISTER'S APPLAUD
MAYOR MOORE

The name OF william Hickman
Moore vas warmly applauded this
morning Al a meeting OF the Pres.
bfterihn ministers Of Seattle.
Rev. J. NJ. Wilson. pastor Of
Westminster Presbyterian church.
paid a splendid tribute % seatties
chief executive IN a brief address,
IN which he said.
II man has closed tho saloons.
and Tor the past two years has
done his best 10 see that the laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
METHODIST MINISTERS ENDORSE
WILLIAM HICKMAN MOORE

Mayer Moore strongly Endorsed for reeecton
Methodist ministers " NJ. c. a.
noruina pSfin9 discussion Of question
seon Of aAyor n closing warmly
commended his esec,ioa urged
Thomas q. Elliott. o. the Queen Anne NJ. g.
stated that he believed HISTORY.
and az lena present mayer done
in uustlna ld,
him for another term Of office.
Of leading pastors Of the church said that
present bridge nd city
safety therefore would build
another bridge might prove safe.
Tn. Of both pastors greeted with great
plsuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24

are enforced. the ministers and eff.
zcns should not desef, him in this.
the hour Of his greatest need. but
should uphold him and do their best
10 elect him Cor another term. n
the ministers turn aud run ia the
other direction. they are departing
from the path Of duty. Without dis.
arrangement 10 the other candidates.
n IN the duty OF the ministers of
this city and OF all citizens 10 vote
FOR the man Who has closed the sa.
loon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
FORMER CONVICT
CAUGHT AGAIN

Charles Turner. a former convict.
wanted here and at Tacoma for
alleged thefts. Was arrested yes
terday after a hot chase by Pa.
trolman Fischer.
Charles Boyd. i6. Who was found
asleep in Turner's room in the
fcrndale lodging house. said he
and the fugitive bad been stealing
from lodging houses aud hotels In
Seattle and Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
JAPANESE WOMAN
HELD BY CAPTORS
Wife SUES FOR
DAMAGES

bertha Mills. wife Of Albert A.
Mills. who Was fatally acnlied In
a vat Of boiling syrup In the plant
Of the Pacific Coast Syrup com.
pany on September 10, 1907, today
brought suit in the superior court
against the corporation. aakius
damages in the amount ~ 10000
II ~ alleged that the fatal accident
occurred as the result Of the cor.
pofatioha neglect IN failing to pat
guard rails about the vat which con
tanned the syrup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
GAMBLING CEASES UNTIL AFTER
MARCH 3RD


NORTH BEND Wash. Feb. 2as-The Seattle campaign
has extended North first time
In the history OF the she saloons compelled 10
close their aoers the Sabbath day Last Monday night
oreert were given out compelling the saloons 20 discontinue
e operation Of paying slot machines card
bling and the machines tables have been
turned towards the wall le~d
who had eeeoforc fsquentsd aoens for the 81 eu
ussiue the liquor trade ordered 70 eonine their
tons 10 the second floor
The gambling paraphefnata has not been shipped
and probably will 10 pretty well undessood In
saloon circles that this condition viii enforced until
after the Seattle election Of March After that date the
loon men and gamblers anticipate that they will again be
nitted to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
aalIan Miner Of Black Diamond Is Wounded by Con-
spHaI@s--Two Under Anest--Number Of Threat
enng Letters Received.

+. ssh >. With being Implicated IN
a 800 HAND plot which oaiminat.
a. =, night IN the attempted muir.
!" DOE Nitero. at Black Dia
a a.ha, Dominic Umbra and Basauala
n,1 s.'"'' Two Italians. were placed
H. 49, affesi BY Deputy Sheriff Bob
~ 49, ana are lodged in the county
-. a~nung trial Frank Rosa was
ds, A.. saSsn In custody. but /, IL un.
-. .ood that he Is held d. a wit.
VIA, mat his assallants did not KIN
a.. 80 outright Is aseribed 10 the
'A"s me 1ght was very dark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24

ROBERT NIXON is DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2i.-Rob-
ert Nixon. of Yreka, editor. native
OF Albany. y Y. resident of Cali.
fornia for more than half cen
fury. one of the most genial and
best known men OF the northern
end Of the state. Is dead at San
Francisco. the victim Of an acute
attack OF pneumonia. lie was q
years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
THIEF eurs m9eascsAums.

Neersehaum pipes valued AZ SO
we're stolen from Or. G. =. Cum.
nsings. sos Pike ST.. yesterday hy
some person who entered the room
with pass key while the doctor
Was absent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
INNER CIRCLE CONDUCTS
: THE MILLER CAMPAIGN
CLOSED FOR THE FIRST
TIME IN FORTY YEARS.

= LEWISTON. Idaho. Feb "a
4 Dor the first time ia forty
. years Lewiston yeHtafday on
4 ioyed an absolutely quiet Sun.
4 day, an every card room 10 the
= city was locked tight and fast
4 under orders of Prosecuting
= Attorney Daniel Needham. who
. holds that card rooms are
4 places OF amusement and are
= therefore amenahle under the
4 statute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
IMPROVEMENT cLus.

The University Park Improve
mont club viii meet this evening
TO discuss the need Of cluster lights
and other improvements In the dis.
trict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
INSPIRATION OF The
SCRIPTURES

Judge ilodFer .. Greene ad.
dressed the miniHieriai meeting OF
the First baptist church this morn.
Ing on the subject. Inspiration Of
the Scriptures"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
ATTEMPT AT MURDER
BY BLACK HAND

today that the entire gang would be
cleaned out. II II required the sery-
fees Of every officer IN the county
to accomplish that object
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
New Japanese Fortress.

TOXIC. Feb. 2l.--The fortress
Killing at Formoea will be com.
pleted shortly At an expense OF
2.oo0. 600 yen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
YOUNGSTOWN CHURCH.

Yesterday afternoon the Bay
View Congregational church was
dedicated at Youngstown. This is
the first church building in the sub
urh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24

Il Vas the inner circle that
framed the combination with Heif
ner. and passed on the slate for
the fall election, This slate has be
come a sore spot Ia the campaign.
aud the official committee l. hay.
ing isa hands full trying % explain
certain things that emanase from
the inner circle
With Pete Smith aud Jim AEneN
both 90 the anxious seat regarding
the attitude OF the Miller orsanlka
tiou % the selection OF the repab
ilean candidate ior sheriff. and fiFier
and Case shylng az each other on
the authorship aud scores of other
aspinafs for county offices protest
INK against the formation 81 .
slate. the campaign AZ Miller head
quarters has assumed one Of e..
plantations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24

-. o.,v a week Ell In which
.,mple,e the campaisn for the
s.eIeIp.l election. the issues in
- msyoral,y contest have been
= sasn and the fish' Is now
..s,.red on the question Of good
w., and rational enforce
-, a IN, laws vs the use OF
:. e,,v government IS a political
-..Ains IN the tsll election
r.yOr Moore has shown by his
-, a. the past two Years that
!. I'm sivs the city an a'iminis'ra'
i. q law and order and. while
~ miller is matins the same
....,.,< ne fart that his orsanira-
~ n. framed a county slate Il
1870 dat political prestige 10
~ ,sIss most desired IN his elcc
tics.
nsrdly Consistent
rr,as deal Of stress Is hclng
- u tse fact TIA, = genersi elec-
- /. 40 he held next fall and
-, Ar should be sufficient IN
s.~,,v, 10 Insure the election Of
: rsnne,,caa mayor II this time
ssr,nse contrast 10 this arEu'
~sss however. Is the combination
~ charles @. Hslfuef demo
r~x,le candidate for councilman az
n-xs and The Miller forces by
sTkh NJ HsineF has been prom
- r~puh.lcan support In return
.x As abuse q Nayaf Moore In
4. ,l|sxrd democratic campaign
: s,sx q TITS fact is vii probably
= smsshat hard Tor A. J, God
Asa sad bis friends TO $50 The
fnres Of ne partisan argument
Attitude Of the P..i.
anssher strange feature 81 the
e.msalxn Is the altitude Of the
rssflnleIllEencef. The recognized
rpuAllesn ersan Of THIS city Two
tslrs aro the Post lntelllsvnceF
,zeitly supported Moore against
luhn Ripling,r and continued this
sapfars tkwaxhoat hls admlniStra'
Eos attn John =. Miller uas nom.
.safsd Al the rrcent primary cleo
sna. THAT the pual tntelligenegr
va nes ID accord uith the seuti
n<rt that a republican shuald be-
elecfsd or account of the general
sisstios n the tall = evidenced BY
NJ tact that the management 81
nj papes announced before the
el1ziy that unless Mr. Miller Was
D. sgmlrse ths paper wouid sup
pgi Mayor Moore for reelection
slses he campaign proper opened
~ Post Intelligence has used
EsrY effort 10 keep certain inter.
sssz supporting Miller IN the back
rvaa4 and has refused 20 give
Az Fscnguifson 10 certain politi.
slz1s and interests working Tor the
slsetio1 q Miller. Several times
IL relations between the repub-
Ecaa organ and the Miller orEanisa.
tea have been EtraiHsd to the
hfsskinx point.
kcss Over the Traces.
Nhsa the fact leaked out last
THURSDAY tAsf the hrewefies had
assessed the saloons o. the city
o. each for the Miller campaign
ind. the Pos;intellixeaeer kicked
essF the traces and % Friday
morning nof a live regarding MI
ler meetings appeared In the paper.
A conference vas hsid. hoWever
and tAs questions a. Issue adjusted
With the result that the poat ~
teslisenesr resumed It's campaign
lot he repahiiean nounlnee the next
day. In sss1nlinx IT, Nillef policy
sithous any nFSarsat Gauss. the
republican orxsn 9aslizAed the fol
loving nsmes a. lie eemmiffeo IN
charge Of the Miller eampalgn y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24

With this roN Ia the Miller ranks.
the voters are becoming acquainted
with the rial issues at stake IN the
election. and the sentiment Ia
favor ol the reelection Of Mayor
Moore and the continuance Of the
policy Of good government aud Iau
enforcement. with certainty that
It's viii be carried cut. Is gaining
Eruund ever dag.
The nieulseru of the inner
circle eE the Miller organization
have always been allied politically
with thu gambling and vide open
town elemeut. SO nologioaA are the
CONNECTIONS OF some Of thsse men
that Il has been found necessary
80 open = separate headquarters IN
order that their connection NIth
che campaign viii not conflict utth
the moral attitude thar has been
assumed In the public speaking
campaIsn
Tainted" Headquarters.
The second headquarters are be-
inK maintAincd IN the Northern
hotel In charge Of Ilm Callahan
Here the real business Of the
Organization - bcing conducted
The paid ward workers are sent
to Callahan for final Instructions
and others who are seeking placss
90 The ray roll. but not considered
available. are also sent 20 Callahan
for polishing
Callahan has always been active
IN First ward politics and despite
the public statement Of Mr. Miller
that be de.ss not want the support
81 that district. Callahan has been
placed n charge ~ the oFEsulza
ton u that ward and the sutlre
waterfront % the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
WILLARD MEMORIAL.

Francis Willard memorial serv-
ices we're held yesterday afternoon
al the Methodist Tabernacle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-24
hd Campaign Committee Merely Blind Order Give Responsibility
the Movement Active Committee Is Of Different Character

W naker. u. c. Conover. James T.
Maidstone. Clark NJ. Netfietan.
James A. Wood X. II. Fox and Dr.
J. II Lyoas.
FemeVina Signs OF faint.
The apparent object of this was
10 eliminate from the Miller cam.
paikn certain politicians who have
opposed the Post lnteillgencer In
republican politics In past years as
we'll As 10 remove the taint of the
saloon and wide open town element
from the Miller Organization.
While the men named BY the
fusl .intelligenoer are Ia reality the
committee. the men who are dolns
the active work and outlining the
policy OF the campaign are the FOL.
lowing
kenneth Macintosh. James A.
Wood Jim Callahan. John prrrS
Frank Wcistling q u. Yandell. Dick
Poland. Henry Beck and Iohnnis
Brill
This il what a. known a. the
inner circle IN the Miller organl.
satieu aud all questions Of policy
must Be passed on b. them before
they are adopted.