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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
SAYS SUPERIOR COURT
IS WORKING TOO FAST
Win 4 Morris Charges That Court Disregards Rights
Of Accused Persons to Fair Trial in Hurry to Gel
through With Cases.

a jury" hraks IN Attorney Norris.
q ean get a jury Ia lise minutes.
answered Deputy Prosecuting A.
torurY George Nandefsser 4 eaa
prcsent ms ease In an hour ana
a half
II &c nFo % effcf ourselves up
10 the slaughter this ID another mat
ter. said NJ. Merits. bnl 40 can
see no reason Why We should not
have = fair trial This h a vcF3
important case
4 insist en- the case briag tried
On this daY. said Prosecuting A.
tprneY Kenneth dackiuEpsh
nut ~ AttnrueY Morris had 4
ease for the 18th The trial of STRAIT
ton was st Tor tho llth. one dax
earlier stratton u In the lumber
business The charge aEatnat hin
81 mansinuEhtrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

PORTLAND. Ore. April is-la.
complets retarna on the senatorial
eantcat hetWsen unitsd States
Senator Faltea ana Jaslho ~ NJ.
Cake far the rennhliean Reuina
ti0n. excluding oasa. Creak. liar
aay and Nallowa eouRtiss. unheard
from. and from 81 precincts 81
Maitnanah eannty. complied 81 the
United Press. save Cake II .ota.
Fulton to.8sa.
PROM reports received 40 To-
moon. statement number ! has 20
representatives ia the legislature.
Including the followers. but reports
are Va mcasFe thai no definite an.
aouneament can be made a. IA the
number % statement number ! men
nominated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

m ,As xheels Of justice IN the
...<aw eosri grind 80 CAST that
..r.ers aecased q crime % not
ri islr tsiali
IA, 5 whst Attorney VII "
Meets elsslacd when ths ease q
css I ssrassoa. charged WITH kill
,ss Henrietta johnson, : Ycefs old
"a an automobile = ballard.
go ~ this maFntug before Judge
w Frazier 10 b. SET for trial.
attagnsy Norris elalma that BE-
~ anc.hsr case on tuf Mat T.
4. asis sci for the trial and want
v uofe tine to prepare his DE-.
tsa<<
IssFs Fsater ssid ihst only one
A. epald - gwen up % the trial
Il lhs case.
wy Il wsI tate = day "a set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
GOODBYE
CIRLIES

PORTLAND. Ore. April IA
CONSERVATION IL IN the hearts 81
the fair Young StenaerAphsrH In the
general offices ~ the Oregon Rail.
road aud Navigation company ~
the result OF an order issued BY
AudltoF Ralph Biaihdcil. in which
be announced that all the women
typlsia IN his department viii be
discharged and viii be aupplanted
b. men.
So far the order affects the
auditors office only. but the under.
standing IL that the dismissal Of
the women employees will be- gen.
eral ~ soon - sufficient men oRer.
aturs can be secured To take their
positions
Many 81 the women have been
IN the employ Of The company Tor
a number % years. and considerable
indignation has been aroused
nlaisaeii however. refuses 10 res
cind the order.
The women are expert enough.
he declares. but ! Nant men ia the
office, that's all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
HONOR MEMORY OF
DEAD SENATORS
tey United prsss.l

WASHINGTON. April iS-Th'
time ~ the senate vas given TO-DAY
20 IGNORING the memory 81 tho late
Senators Petiae and Morgan Of Ala
hama. the first time in the hiEior,
~ the nations highest legislative
BODY that Il has mourned the death
81 two senators from the same state
al the same time.
aenator Johnson spoke feellnRi1
OF the ufo aud work 81 bis prede
osasor. Petiuz. while senator Bank
head delivered the euioEy of Nor
Ean. ON May ? memorial services
for the late Senator Mallory 81 Flor
ida will be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

eoyeFner kenegsi Of rinis To rush "a
the kars district 10 TAX. ehafge II
the mobilization II treops IN an.
ticipation Of a great Turkish lnga
stou. Gen. Miatnhenho started tn
medtately
The Euitau's armies are already
concentrating along the frontier Il
q thought a clash cannot uuw b
aseFtea The Turkish military Off
eiais declare biandlg that No move
against Russia Is contemplated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

Canada with Samuel Garrison. who
had asked for tho young woman
hand before she ran away with
Osborne. They were we'd In Mon
treal and left for London. Then
followed an exciting chase on the
part of Martin Maloney, father OF
the BRIDE 10 locate her. Finally
he found his daughter and Clark
son on the continent. Clarkson re.
turned TO his haunts in London and
the girl came back to America
AZ first Osborne refused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

LONDON. April iS.-Three re.
markedly similar love tragedies are
reported from three European
cities.
At Ivanica, Seryia. the wedding
Of Cana Kerotivlteh. a peasant girl,
to Baiin Kojopelitoh. ended in a
terrible tragedy The bride became
engaged n year ago TO the bride
groom's brother before he left
home on military service. She
transferred her love To Balm and
agreed 10 marry him. The absent
brother heard of IL and deserted
his regiment. lie arrived during
the ceremony, rushed UP 10 the nj.
tar as his brother and bride were
answering the questions, and shot
at both OF them balm was killed,
the bride fatally wounded, but the
priest escaped. The murderer sui.
cided
AZ Lisbon tragedy occurred I'D
consequence Of two sisters being IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

sentsto an annulment. but at length
announced shat he would not stand
in the woman's path to happiness.
But the gFeatest blow TO tho
Maloney family is the determine
tion of the Catholic church not 10
sanction re-marriage OF Clarsson
and Miss Maloney In the church.
However. Miss Maloney's attce-
ney said today that whether or not
her marriage 10 Osborne was q
Joke. the Maloney family consider
The wife of Slarkson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

small black spot WAS detected or
the stomach, and a dark mass Of
partially digested matter was
found In that organ. A portion OF
condensed milk which the child
had been eating is in the hands
OF the chemists for examination
Coroner Carroll win suspend fur.
Their investigation until the report
OF the chemists Is received The
parents OF the child are AT loss
10 understand its sudden death. Ths
child died last Thursday after an
Illness OF two hours.
An examination OF the contents Of
the chlld's stomach Is being made.
but It will not be determined until
tomorrow whether poison Is pres
ent.
The parents OF the child left for
North Yakima this afternoon TO
visit relatives. They viii return TO
Seattle on Monday or Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

SAN FRANCISCO. April is
Francis 4. IIcney refused 70 make
q statement on tn. defeat Of sena.
tor Fulton before make any
statemsut on the outcome OF the
flghl against Senator Fulton. I want
time % arrange my ideas IN definite
forn This election II OF vital im.
portanec and Ia speak Of Il before
! am fully Advised 81 all the facts
mlKht put the cause Of the primary
election Ia jeopardy aald Hsney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is
One million dollars 90 rid san
Francisco Of rats. or sesa per rat
That rat crusade IL a costly
undertaking. even more - than
most people would Imagine. IL cyl.
deueed hY estimates made hy the
federal health authorities and The
citYA health COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
PLAY Ball. Was Yelled al ; O'Clock and Seattle and
Butte Started the Series---Fans in Their AccustOm-
ed Places and Everybody Smiles.

Thank Ynu. Mr. WsatheFman. and
uew only hold eff the shaNar1 until
after ) osrlnrk. aud 10 600 fans Ntli
cali poo blessed.
To-day is the hix day Play
ball. There iant a r-al fan Ia she
oitx. unless he u aiek In bid. that
waau as a.. paFk thIs afternoon
Tho if@s baseball seamun wAN
opened ~ , O'Clock. and even epaY
vas happy
shortly after I o'clock this after
uaua the Seattle Hlus snd the "a
,ras 81 nuklials'n colts we're hustled
Into carriages and. preceded ~ a
bard. pafAded throukh the principal
streets. The hutte nine fullu1 81
alao In carriages All aiong the
ruuis oaa could tell n fan fer he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
FULTON IS
DEFEA TED

yesterdays primaries in the acna.
tariai contest As yet be- has not
lasaed his formal statement. but
IN an Authorised intafview 10 tho
uaited Press. be sald
What the final figures will show.
eAnnof state. but from present
rctarus d looks a. II I had ioai
eat. II such proves 10 be the ease.
1 viii eheerrully accept the verdict
~ The people will submit q
formal statement lateF"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
ATTEMPT MADE TO
WRECK TRAIN

WARSAW. Ind. Apfl iS.-kn A..
tempt was made to wrves the Penn.
sylvaaia Sew YaFkte Calesso IS.
hour flyer todaY b. flasing iron
bars upon the track A freight
train biz them just before the ar
rival 81 The flyer and cleared tbs
track without damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

~ - NNtN~8 Y ~
-" bikbO. Cal. April IS
800 s a teaF dess visit here the
80 atlantic baitleshfb fleet
khed anchor and sailed away At
4. = \. ss'etk this morning In ain.
- - slsh the fIaeship Connect.
nv ~ y " rad The other Is white
4. nFanz out for miles behind
ss,.. W hesan the voyage e. the
80 'a American port To b. visited
III, ns seaftnre from the At
800 eoest Thousands ~ people
,k.s Ne departure 81 the ahips
49, = held slasses from the hills
.s .lsA buildings.
49,, l1iessil salute Of ~ monster
:, 49,. sna Other Fireworks set Of
~ ' ICY Iona At midnight. marked
s'o.e q the historic VISIT
II, 'a !. lender Yankion and The sun.
tss,, Wv culsoa accompanied the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
TRYING To SAVE LIFE
OF MURDERER

CHICAGO. April is,-Goyernor
Dencen and Commissioners Eek
hardt and snively OF the state par.
don hoard. are hearing the evidence
today IN last effort 20 save Her.
man Biiiek. the alleged poisoner Of
the members OF the Vrzhl family.
lie II sentenced 20 hang Friday.
Sister Rose. nun. ls heading the
movement for Communication OF Bill
lexis sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

WASHINGTON. April IS
The president today sent "a
the senate the nofnination Of
} Lawrence O. Murray 81 New
York 60 b. comptroller Of cur
! fency. vice WIN Ridgely. Of
! Illinois. resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

According 10 the adyices. TIE
wreck evidently occurred within
the past few days, during which
time q Eaie has been raging OF
the coast.
Numbers Of sailing craft hare
left IA The past wcek from vafi.
Gus Pacific coast ports. baand for
Alaska 10 the eaguerlea II Is be.
lieved that enc of these has foaa.
dcred In the gale aud gone down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
BUILDS APARTMENTS FOR
FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN

PORTLAND, Ore, April 1s.--W.
H. Morgan. o Portland capitalist, IL
investing $4,000 In n local apart.
ment. becsose he believes that >
married man with family wants
q good home. The apartment viii
be especially constructed with the
idea Of hous,ng families with chill
dreS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
WAR
Iutsy and Russia to Clash
Over Persia.

Hills. April Is Var between
fuksT ard Russia yves tn latter
taasiss utth Persia Is said tn be
s<afsE today taan Al AuY time since
VA lAk fsFsg hexnn
Car Nicholas rsAilzes that the
sassza Il grepariaE 70 strike hard
Issxs the eaaF directed the Russian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
is GROUND
TO PIECES
Advisory Counsel for Grand
Trunk Killed.
fnr unI,,a pr.,.

NEW YORK. April I'D. c.
Sullivan. Of Montreal. from papers
found on his body. believed 10 be
advisory counsel for the Grand
Trunk railroad. was Instantly killed
ia the subway between 18th and
Goth sits lie Was ground TO pieces.
A postal card found IN his pocket
hore the request from Miss Sadie
Randat. Of Brooklyn. that he spend
Easter with her. Other mtssiyes In.
dioated that the man was Miss
RAndalis flanes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18


as ~ ANGELES. Anil Is-r.os
fss ss' ,' decorated NOR qorreo,isly
,o ,,r~ -, . any other event In Ita he.
so,,,, .Saits expeciantly TODAY The
FIala' !. OF p Admiral Thomas rreat
ssi.s s, ,Is armada Of lighting
irio a.. sh,eh are scheduled 10 All
M . pan Pedro harbor an Z o'clock
arisen 's mo Before the sun had
tow , gsfsons throngsd The down.
- ~ intent upon Fas,Iog af ~ ,hs
b r. st earliest possible moment
vaniss. VA, VA they might see',r =.
Of tie tut s.s's 70 catch a eilmpg.
squadron ' :. American nsVaI
Coast - Il steamed m ~
lsy y ~ ! O'clock he ocean. ,o,..., 49,,
to a. ~ steam trains ssr Dou ,a,o ,5oli
4 = stations ears - ss va around the
vhs,. saa Pedro ana - I'M, a'sgatch.
Tremendous e 'osx Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
ENans Not Comma.

Emil Herman. OF Bremerion.
Wash. member Of the national ex-
ecutiYe committee Of the socialist
party. will speak at Egan hall. in thu
Arcade building. tomorrow evening
at o'clock The subject OF HIS ad.
dress Is advertised as Has Work.
ingman Brainsf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
ArHed at San Pedro This Afternoon Into
-Four Squadrons- -Lilies for the Sailors.

taxed the ability of special details
~ police TO control. we're the de
apnir ~ perspiring Eaiomea and
anxious railroad employees
Sfrecis and dfiveNaya leading
oceanWard we're chicken sith scores
Of vehicles OF oYery kind. from d.
iapidated vegetable wagons 10 huge
automobiles. All filled to overflow
ing with excited humanity.
Thousands co 10 Sea.
The exodus Of people from the
city j. unprecedented. and It ~ con.
servativaiy estimated that BY Tho
time The fleet ie sighted this after.
noon fuily 100000 persons will have
iourueyed ont 10 the sea.
Along the water front was bank
81 q solid mass of humanity, while
tho bay was dotted with a myriad
Of water craft. public launches, pri-
yate yachts. rowbOats. anything that
promised transportation to places
Of vantage. either on land or out
side the hafbor
Farther ont aud down the coast
were DINER anu tafhff CRAFT nNVAth
of excursion boats. black with PEG
pie from water line 10 cabin roof.
hurried southwark to meet and es-
cort the biz warBhips 10 their an.
choraEe.
Half an hour after the batileships
have cast anchor, Mayor Harper Of
Los Angeles will make HIS official
call upon Admiral Thomas. com
handing the fleet. leaving the
wharf at San Pedro In launch
courisously rendered by the ad-
miral for The purpose.
Fleet TO Divide.
At 8 O'Clock tonight the entire
fleet Of tattleshlps viii 10 liluminat.
ed aud early tomorrow morning the
squadron viii be divided. the first
division. consisting OF the flapship
Connecticut together with the KAN
aaa, vamont and Louisiana, re.
imaining AT San Pedro, while The
second division, under Rear a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
PLANS COMPL ETED FOR
wei COMING THE fleet
vAspGRniLT DIVORCE.


NEW YORK. April Isl
} IL reported that Mrs Alfred
q Vanderbilt has won Der suit
} for absolute divorce The
) referees report II to be filed !
} Monday aud u ~ asserted Will
} recommend granting an inter
loeutorY decree and 100000
} alimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
Flxe cru,h,d 10 peath.

CHICAGO. April iS--Fiye men
were crushed. one probably fatally
by the falling 81 an iron beam At
the Troy Laundry Machine works
here today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

VICTORIA. y. G., April - All
lines of communication With
Lighthouse. keeper fayklu 81
Point Carmanah. Vancouver island,
are etoaed and 20 further informs.
ton in regard to the reported lind
% wreckasc OF the Carmauab
Point lighthouse last night Il
available
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
BASEBALL SEASON OF
1908 OPENED TODAY

Ing tho frat zane for the locals
Matt stanley. the old reliable. wiil
bs behind the bat
In todny's game Stanley r.
behind the bat. Rush In the
the box. Schufleid on first
hase. Bennett necond Dudley
nhofisiop. Myers third. FFtsk left
held. CahIii center field and QuiE
tey fiEht field. The batting order
~ the two teams Tor the opening
series "a a. follows
Naatff. Hafss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

street car tickets have been donated
by the Seattle Electric company
for the use Of the men while in the
eIty. Arrangements have been
made for numerous hand concerts
during the time that the fleet II
in the harbor
Josiah Collins. chairman OF The
entertainment committee, will go
TO San Francisco. % take part IN
the entertainment al that place,
and all try 10 get a few pointers
for the Seattle reception. p. v.
Durham has been appointed 10
work out the details OF the pro-
gram.
Financially. the committee (.
meeting with great success ard
while all the money has not been
raised. the committee ~ confident
that II viii soon be pledged.
Inquiries are being received
from many points as far back east
as Montana. asking as 10 the tine
OF the fleets arrival, and other In
formation.
Evans Not Coming.
RearAdmiral R0bley d. Evans.
who Is az Paso Robes Hot Springs.
California. has written 10 DR. ".
H. Iuge Dalton. OF this city. that
hs viii be unable 20 lee In Seattle
when the fleet arrives.
tie says that he will leave the
fleet at san Francisco and viii
then return 20 his home in Wash
lngton, d. G.
Mr. Dalton and ResrAd mirsi
Evans were midshipmen together
AZ Annapolis When the war Of
the rebellion broke out they were
on 4 cruise off the coast OF Africa.
Mr.. Dalton came from Alabama and
his Hympathies called him 10 the
colors Of the eonfederacy whiis
Robiey ID Evans remained with the
stars and stripes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18

ASTORIA. ore. April ~ ssua
Tor Fulton practically comedies the
nominzfian Of cahe a. = result %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
Fireworks and Band Music VIII Greet Ships Of The
Squadron When They Steam Into Seattle HarbOr
Evans Not Coming.

Arrangements have been com.
pleted By the entertainment com.
mittoe 81 she Chamber Of Com
merce for the reception and enter.
tainment OF The officers and men
Of the American fleet when they
arrive here next month.
Fireworks wiil be displayed on
Saturday evening May -. the date
Of the fleets arrival D. the Jara.
uese colony 81 the city Elaborate
fireworks have been arranged for.
the Japanese committee having
cabied 20 Japan for 200 iGinch and
siK inch bombs Monday and Tues.
day EVENING" fireworks display
all be In the hands Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. The contract for
the fireworks was let yesterday To
Hit bros. Of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-18
Reception AZ Hotel.

The fleet IL expected 10 anchor
IN the harbor between and
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. May -
II the evening q reception will be
held al the New Washington hotel
IN honor of the officers of the
fleet
Sunday afternoon the officers Of
the fleet Wlil be taken In auto.
mobiles Ia sboqnalmie Falls. The
start viii be made A. p. "a. For
those officers who do not care "a
Join the automobile party. yacht
cruise Will be- arranged.
Monday morning. between 10 and
II O'Clock. 4 grand parade viii be
held II h probable that the war
department may order the 10 com
panies Of coast ARTILLERY. stationed
on the sound. 10 Seattle 10 take
part Ia the parade
After the parade a barbecue and
athletic games vii be held for
the sailors ~ Woodland park.
IunloF officers 81 the fleet will
be entertained az > hall II The New
Washington hotel Tuesday evening
University Efudeats and school
children will visit the fleet Tues.
day.
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Theairna Wlll onen-

Theatres sill open their doors To
the men Of the fleet az some Of
their performances. and $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
TO. CANVASS THE VOTE.
State Board Called to Meet To-
nOrrOzc-WalIace's Expenses.

ALBANY. May 19-John S. Whalen. Secretary Of
State summoned this afternoon a meeting of the
State Board of Calvassers to canvass the vote
for State Senator the special election last
Tuesday In the 18th Niagara Orleans) district The
board will meet Thursday at 2:30 p. m 1t con-
sists Of the Secretary of State. Attorney General
Jackson Controller Glynn. State Treasurer Hauser
and the State Engineer and surveyor, Mr.. Skene,
all Democrats.
Provided the returns received from the county
boards of canvassers by the time the state board
is scheduled to meet, 1t is expected that Mr. Wal
lace will secure his certificate of election imme-
diately after the board completes its work unless
court proceedings taken by those opposed to
the seating of Mr.. Wallace
The Senator filed to-day with the Secretary
of State a statement in which he swears that he
spent S395 80 in aid Of his candidacy. He
that he received contribution of 800 May IL
from Frederick c. Tanner, and that his "expendi-
lures disbursements and liabilities were May 6,
paid for preparing newspaper copy. $50; May II.
paid Carl E. Tucker, treasurer Niagara County Re-
publican committee. $500; May IA. postage 81 30;
stationery 50 80; kilograms and telephones, 81 So
ard personal travelling expenses and hotel bills,
So So
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

LEGISLATURE in 1887, the only i MS
sTcb COMPANIES and their profits ever mace l tl @
State the books of the company ana lts 1o oH1teIo
I,niar oath disclosed the fact that the leitPtoIo
fustness during the preceding SIX years III ar
York CITY had produced net pront OF tI9-'I =.
80 on the cash capital, while the charges Ior
teienhone service were $50 year then RAISED -
$3.50 and $3.50 year. and that the c2LilpaiS sfx
aitzed 80 S43 asa SO profits or net ~ GO
I,aars on an original cash investment OF SoVVeVO'
Not SATISFIED with such enormous pIOIIt9'
ard heing confident In their security from lesls-
fativa interference they 1892 advanced the rate
in New York City from $3.50 to S24O q yea anu
in Brooklyn from $40 TO $3.50 year. anu '"ese
rates for an unlimited service - .,,,
The company since 1887 has never Deen iiS NlllinS
tn have any genuine and thorough invest tiSatiioll
made and has opposed and succeeded In deIeatlns
proposing another such investigation
The letter argues that it is not fair that the
president of the New York company should nave
the power to impose at will annual tax OF MILL
ions on the people of the state By arbitrarily rails
ing rates The state has given the companies the
use of the highways by the withdrawal of which
the business could be crippled, and it is no more
than Just the letters says. that the state should
have the power OF regulation. The letter closes:
1t is our hope and belief that influences which
heretofore have been effective in controlling the
political leaders OF both parties and in controlling
the Legislature will now prove futile | pom the
eve of the election of President and a Governor
It behooves both parties to keep themselves above
suspicion.
The letter was taken to Albany yesterday by
Frank s. Gardner secretary Of the Board Of Trade
and Transportation.