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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

the question Of street car tenders
held a meeting this morning and
decided 10 have A. V. Bouillon. SUI
perintendeni OF public utilities. pass
upon the mechanical features of
the several designs OF tenders
which have been submitted by the
Inventors for examination.
IL was also decided 20 have SUI
perintendent Bouillon make a for
mai request Of the Seattle Electric
company 70 promise n public DEM
onstration of the various tenders
under question.
As the company officials have not
come forward voluntarily and prom
ised anything IN the way Of a dem
onEtrslon u was thought that the
advisable scheme would be 20 make
the formal request. and then II the
street car company declined 10 en-
ter into such a test. for the council
committee and city officials TO 20
ahead with their examination and
report back 20 the council.
The members OF the council conn
mittee. including Councilmen War
uaii. SAWYER ana huru. appear thor
oughly aroused to the necessity OF
securing the installation OF some
Tender which would be an improve
ment over the present system In
use by the local street car corpora
lion, designated by many as death
traps"
The members OF the committee
express a belief that the company
Itself will see the advantage of
installing better tenders in the saw.
ing II viii effect In decreasing ac.
cidents and attendant damage suits.
II Is hoped 10 have a public test
OF the tenders made some time this
week. and steps will be taken
Immediately TO have Superintendent
Bonillon get in communication
with the street car officials TO see
II they will fix definite date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

tended especially for infanr~ con.
samptIoa. believe, writes Mr
Sparxo. 4 do not intend "a augxesi
that such dspots are not needed in
smaller places. but In the larger
cities they airs more than ever noe.
essafy
IN the cities where a miik depot
IL established be would have thsns
under the direct scrutiny Of eomps-
tent hosfth officers who would In
spect every source % supply and BE-
positive that eowa infected With tn
bercuansis were not furnishing any
part q their supply.
he presents the startling state.
ment that \ careful examination OF
the dairy cuws 81 New Jersey By
tuberculosis commission u that
state. disclosed the fact that is per
cent Of them wef~ infected with 10.
bercGiuals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

W v. Smith. only son. ~ years
old. gave be answer 20 the qnss
tion SUNDAY nlEht. When be snatch
ed a purse containing atsou, 800
from Ma Louise tiouohu. af Terri
AZ ard Aadison ~ Smith asa NOT
know shat the purse contained. btt
he did kaoS thai a ffai mother at
home vas CRYING 10 herself for tha.
nuufishmeaf abe sss denied
Smith as caught after chans.
81 IS biecks and noS ocrupiss a
cell At the city iaii Ne ~iil b~|
charged nth robbery lie ~ili he
tAksa hefoTe Superior Jadss A w
rfAter aud the Juvenile court Hnt
even the officers Who arrested the
youth think the ease one ~ tho@s
instances n hwn q son IL driven 60
theft because he loves his mother
ana eoasa not stand 90 ser her sui
Ger ail.atly and bFaFsly. as some
mothers ap.
Mrs Donohns SAYS nhs vii not
pfaaeeuss tho boz. bat tho officers
Of the Iaw ere compelled "a iAks
oosaizaacs that a crime has bacn
committed
Detaetl4e sam coFb~st VIII swear
30 complaint eharsing roang
Smith with robbery Ciemsncy VII
be- asked. and ~ is very proe'ahss
that the hoy viii be given SIS
ssenaad sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
INVESTIGATE
TENDERS

The speeias committee appointed
by the city council to Investigate /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

Yesterday afternoon tho boy
mother called Al the voiiee station.
sha wanted 20 see her boy. When
the young fellow vas brought np
from his cell 20 see the mother for
whnm he robbed woman he prob
ABLY never saw before. the scene
which followed affected even the
lailer.. Who have been accustomed
To- the neanay aide Of life FOR years
4 could not bear 20 see my moth.
or suffer from hunger. says youns
smith. aaad ! wens on, 70 Get the
money. could secure no worh
~ mother and washed clothes
Cor a Iiving uhrn ws could Ert the
work NJ father went 20 Ai"sha
during the Kiondlke rush "a ~
and Ne never heard from MIN
again
Well. there must be noui~ GOOD
In a boz who will help hts mother
wash cIothea for living. said Cap
tain Of Detectives Charles remnant
this morning Z think the boy u
telling the truth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

The author gives dstails Of hls
personal Waits 20 hundreds OF dair.
les In search Of facts governing
their maintenance some Of The
pictures be presents tell only a
story OF white hearaea vending
their way TO Ernveyards 90 leave
their little victims Of disease ridden
d4irfsn
He shows cattle standing In
novels called barns and drinking
from esssapools that bear the poetic
name Of spring fed streams
lie shows cows being MIXED
where the dust from the COW sheds
blows Into the buckets. In fact. Mr..
SpaFgo has left nothing undons To
prove 10 Americans that the prob.
lem OF pure milk u one OF life aud
death. Ills story Is not all 81 hor.
ror. however. and be pictures aeF.
eral model dalries. and goes into De
tails about their maintenance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

nv A strange coincidence Mrs. a.
n Leonard reported 10 the police
this morning that William Leonard
smith. her iT.ycarold son. disap
peared saturday night from the
scene II the attempted robbery and
has not been seen since When
Mrs. Leonard read 81 W Y. smith =
attempt 70 rob Mira Donohne she
Thought her boy vas the youth un'
der arrest.
Leonard Smith. who answers W.
y. Smiths description very closely.
aud l.. n. Graves. a man OF -
years. drew their salariea from
John Campbell Saturday night. at
f0t Terry Az. Graves and Leonard
smith started down town about the
time W. y. Smith snaiched Mrs.
Donohue's purse The police have
been asked to locate Leonard
Smith. Graves claims be left the
hoy as soon az they reached the
bunineHa section Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

At Yesterday mornings services
the Prospect Congregational church
was formally organized with con
gregatlon Of IS charter members.
II. s. Osgood Is pastor OF the new
church. In the afternoon com.
munlnn service was held for the
charter members. at which Rev.
Edward Lincoln Smith. OF the PHI
grim church assisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
Much Infant Mortality Due
to Impure Dairy
Product.
Writer Advocates Municipal
Milk Depots to
Correct Evil

A volume that presents a thor
ouEh exposition Of the question Of
impure milk. has Just been publish.
cd BIZ the Macmillan Company, 0f
New York. entitled The Common
Sense Of the MIX Question" and IL
from the pen 81 John Spargo.
The author IL regarded az an an.
thority on the milk problem. and
he dedlcafea the book 20 Nathan
Strauss. the New York philan.
throplst. who has been foremost 10
the work Of securing pure milk for
the babies Of the cities.
The author takes the stand in his
introduction that the worlds future
health and happiness demand an
improved dairy system that viii
blot out tuberculosis among cattle
aud therefore remove from the
reach Of the children milk that ID
diseased.
Kills Many Infants
The book presents many startling
tables concerning the death rate
among babies. and Ar. Spargo "
emphatic In his assertion that the
majority % infant deaths are direct.
~ fraceabte 10 impure milk
The author II pronounced
enemy Of the majority 81 baby foods
now on the market and expresses
Il aa his belief tbat they should be
tested BIZ the city health bureaus
as carefully as are other foods.
He declares that pure milk IL the
only real baby food and that II
should be the first aim Of every
municipality. u matters not how
small. 10 effectively acruiinize the
dairies. that disease Is not % be
peddled out at 80 much per quart
every morning.
Municipal Milk oepots.
There should be established IN
every American city having pop
miaflon Of $4,000 or more. municipal
depots for the supply Of milk In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
FOOT Is CRUSHED
BY ENGINE

Henry clifford. a young man who
lives AZ Renton. sustained a badly
crushed foot wheh he jumped from
switch engine at Rentou yester.
day afternoon Just outside the city
limits of the coal town.
Clifford was riding on the engine
and Jumped off 20 go 10 his home.
In some manner his foot was crush
ed. lie was taken TO the county
hospital. where II Is reported that
amputation may not be necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
Galranry May Be Shown
Boy Elp Stole for
His Klsha.
Even Jailer Has Sympathy
for Youth Who Broke
the Law.

n yauF tsassaz stFe ~ 81 tbs
beat yaars II bee VS. 30 ys~f care.
u she refined kes baaht Ia the
saspiuE w.nsk - atu sssasfs steas.
ta,fndftes. II sse vaisly trl@d -
Keep hady and soul ioecstsr ~ tak
ting IN washing wsraaycF 49, waa
able 10 de- the sefk. " nhe Wa
lonely and depressed aad wrFt oyef
her let IN life. wauis yos steal -
bus the foad h.f ffail body efavvs
aud required
MANI times has he aaeatiou he~a
asked. and many times has u been
answered. yea aud 30.
Would ynn steal " yga thought
your mother needed che things the
money would hdngf
You Who sit down each sight
without = thought - hunger. an.
s~er this question Perhaps ysa
have never dslved into the pgobioa
Perhaps you have never battled
Siih poverty
Hut When = mothers heart Looks
ont from her eyes and shc duinbiY
yeaFns for the thlnes yeB cant
furnish hecausa you hayeu't the
small sum Of money. een yon Pic
ture the temptation 20 q sou fsw
stealing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

There should be established IN
every American city having a pop
miailon Of $4,000 or more. municipal
depots Tor the supply Of milk In.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-01-31
Nor1cE ro,CRED1roRs.
Ex-parte in the Matter of the Trust Es'
tate of Clarence H. Shaffer.
In the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County, in Equity.

No. 3495 Equity.
ORDERED on the foregoing Petition
" on this 9th day of December, 1907,
BIZ the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County sitting as e urt Of Equity,
that jurisdiction of the administration
of the Trust Estate Of Clarence II
5haffer, above mentioned, be and the
same is hereby assumed by the Court,
and that T. Van Clagctt, trustee in the
Deed named, proceed to execute the
powers and duties in said Deed of
Trust mentioned and described.
And ii is further ordered that the said
T. Van Clagett, trustee, give notice to
all persons having claims against the
said Clarence H. Shaffer, to file their
claims properly authenticated with the
Clerk Of this Court on or before the LIST
day of February, 1908, by causing copy
Of this order to be published in s0mo
weekly newspaper published in Prince
Georges County, once week for four
successive weeks before the 25th day of
January, 1908.
GEORGE C. MERRICK,
A. J.
True Copy-Test:
BENZ. d. STEPHEN,
Clerk.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-01-31
Nor1cE TO CRED1roRs.

ORDERLD on the foregoing Petition
~ on this 10th day of January, 1908,
by the Circuit Court for Prince George
County sitting as Court of Equity,
that Jurisdiction of the administration
of the Trust Estate of John H. Grimes,
above mentioned, be and the same is
hereby assumed by this Court, and that
T.. Van Clagett, trustee in the Deed
named, proceed to execute the powers
and duties in said Deed of Trust de-
scribed and mentioned.
And it is further ordered that the said
T. Van Clagett, trustee, give notice to
all persons having claims against the
said John H Grimes, to file their claims
properly authenticated with the Clerk
of this Court, on or before the 18th day
of.FebruarY, 1908, by causing copy of
this Order to be published in some
weekly newspaper published in Prince
Georges County, MARYLAND, once a
week for four successive weeks before
the 9Th day of February next.
GEORGE G. MERRICK, A. j.
True Copy-Test:
BENZ. d. STEPHEN, Clerk.
Jan174t.
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sential to justice. Immediately there
WAS Juror in the Senate and the arch
stand patters, men like Hepburn and
Gallinger and others, denounced the
President in unmeasured terms. They
had had the message of the President
read in executive session SO that their
constituents would not find them out in
their denunciation of Mr.. Roosevelt.
Now they have gent the message and
the proposed amendment of the tariff
law to q committee where it will SUM
Der at least during the remainder OF
this Congress. The changes the Presi-
dent recommends would not lower a
schedule, but merely make for honest
and Just administration of the law.
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CmpGe. with al ,eoueens Of the National Food No
An old soldier writes about

An old soldier writes about
ARIOSA Coffee: "Your coffee
is the best and richest coffee | ever
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81 until received your coffee
Yesterday" A soldier knows coffee
by the taste, and the way it makes him
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buckles ARIOSA was the first
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
TAFT AND BRYAN
 MEET AT DINNER
(Continued From First Page.)

"t am exceedingly glad to meet my distinguished opponent and fellow guest and to forget the rivalry and disputes of the campaign In this most Inspiring hospitality. And I recipro- cate in every way and to the full his kindly and courteous words of respect and good will With him, nave re- gently been subjected to considerable strain. But the experiences of to-day have been almost more than I could bear One non-partlsan speech Is good deal of a burden when you are In other kind of practice. And to have to make three inside of nine hours I submit to my distinguished fellow guest and opponent, Is cruelty to animals.
 MT. Taft said in part
 Tt has seemed to mo that such an. association as this might De greatly interested in tho prompt nnd efficient administration of justice; and that 1t might well lend ifs aid to an effort Co remedying the inequalities in the administration of justice between th6 rich and the poor necessarily growing out of avoldable delays and unneces- sary eost and expenses to the llrgants.
 In the Philippines. we have adopted the system of refusing q judge his reg ular monthly stipend. unless he can file certificate with his receipt for his salary, in which he certifies on hon or that he has disposed of nll tho bus mess submitted to him within the pre- vious sixty days This has made q marvellously good effect in keeping the docket of the court clear
 Another defect in our judicial svs- tenn is giving to defeated lugants two appeals.
 So far as the litigant ia concerned. one appeal fig all that he should be en- titled to.
 Again, there has been manifested in our appellate courts too great q dIsnos ition 10 reverse cases for error in the trial below.
 T think q step in the direction of the dispatch of litigation might be takon in requiring higher duanfica- tlnns for those judges that sit in cases involving q small pecuniary amount. A poor man should have Inc benefit of as acute and as ahle judges as tho rich and tho money saved from tho smaller salaries to tho justices of tho peace and the judges of the inferior courts is not m economy in the inter- est Of the public
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
RALLY A R0USER
Frank $. Bishop and Alderman Ioos
 MnlSe Brief Addresses.

The rally held at the new Eighth ward headquarters on State street last night was rousing one and was at tended by several hundred republicans beside a good sized number Of members of other parties.
 Il was the first ward rally Of tho year and this probably accounted for the large attendance, at least in part. Then 1t had been announced that the republican nominees for representative would speak, and this brought out a Still larger crowd
 Frank s Bishop spoke briefly at the meeting He urged the men 10 go to the polls and vote the straight republl. can ticket not letting the fact that success was practically assured deter them In his address Alderman Loos voiced the same sentiments Further than this Mr. Loos thanked the Eighth ward for what it has always done on election day In the past and expressed tho opinion that the same result would be apparent In the future. Both speak CTS were enthusiastically cheered and then other members of the ward com mittee made few remarks
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
TAFT'S NEXT TOUR
To Resume Speaking Next Week.
 Fairbanks for Connecticut.

New York, oct. 7,-While the exact itinerary of Judge Taft has not been definitely fixed, the information was given out at republican national head quarters to-day that he probably will resume his speaking tour early next week. It is expected that he will spend one or two days in Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, West Virginia, Mary land, New Jersey and, as before an nounced, New York and Connecticut.
 The itinerary of Vice-President Fairbanks is amended as follows:
 At Westminster, Maryland, October g. Wilmington Del, October 10; New ark, N. Y, October t2; Trenton. N J, october 13; New York, October 14 to IT, one day in Connecticut finishing the campaign in Indiana and Ohio,
 George R, Sheldon treasurer of the republican national committee, said to-day that he could state positively that there was no intention upon the part of the president to take the stump,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
CRETE PR0CLAIMS UNION WITH GREECE Island Vassal of Turkey, Stirred by Bulgaria's Act,
 Rejoins Another
 Country.
TURKEY ISSUES PROTEST
Appeals to Powers That Treaty of Berlin Be EnforCed--Brltain Has No Fear of Hos
 tllitics.

The people on the Island of Crete, stirred by the events In southeastern Europe, the Independence of Bulgaria and tho anneXqtion of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria have arisen and proclaimed u union with Greece.
 The Turkish government has sent to the powers a circular note protest ing against the Bulgarian proclamation and asking the powers what steps they meant to take looking to the ro-estab- lshmcnt of order In Bulgaria and the maintenance of Turkeys Interests which were guaranteed by the treaty of Berlin. Great Britain in reply to the notification of Austria -Hungarys pro posed annexation of Bosnia and Horzo- govIna has refused It's sanction to this action and has practically requested the Austro Hungarian government to reconsider 1t.
 Both Premier Asquith and Foreign Secretary Grey in public addresses, touched about the Balkan question, the former asserting that the British government would not stand alone among the powers in It's present attl- tude; the latter expressing the belief that nothing has happened thus far that would lead to a breach of the peace,
 In serHa there is popular clamor for war against Hungry, and the seryian government has Issued an appeal to the powers requesting them to restore the status quo, or else tn grant ServIa compensation.
 Italy through slgnor Tlttoni, the for eign minister, mas demanded that in addition 10 the evacuation of Noyipazar Austria reuounce the protectorato which she has exercised over Moutene- gro under the Berlin treaty. Italy is ono with Great Britain, France ana Russia in counselIIng the holding of conference of the powers for tho pur. pose of examining into tho complica. tons that hnve arisen, and, if ncaes- safy revising the treaty of Berlin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
AUTO CAPTURES CONNECTS
Three Escaping Priyaics at Newport
 Are Easily Retakcn

Newport. R. |, Oct IA general alarm was sounded at Fort Adams late to-day following the escape of three military eonvlcts, Prlvates Stone, Taylor and scnay of the coats artll- lery While at work In the ceme- tery the men attacked the sentry, Private Adela and after dlsarning him. struck him over the head twice. rendering him unconscious. Adela was not seriously hurt.
 Lieutenant Frank H. phlpps and three armed privatos who loft in an automobile, overlook the fugltlves about a quarter of a mile from the fort. The party in the automobile held up the fugitIvos at the points of rifles and revolvers, and the three surrendered before a shot was fired.
 The prisoners had been convicted by court martial on charges of deser- ton,