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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
MORGAN TO 60
TO EUR OPE

The floor theory IN that the Nor.
ran interests and the First Ma
tlaaai bank following we're the
backbone Of the late strength In
the market. and. as they have a
large line Of securities TO protect.
they have been making good mar.
ket to sell them on-that's all.
Morgan houAea are still credited
with a desire TO advance prices and
check any considerable decline.
] pierpont MorKan'e departure
In the early part ef February Tor
Europe. however. Is Indicative Of
dull times
The close Was weak, near the
low points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
SOCIALISTS RES RT
TO INJUNCTION

y. A. r. Steiner. candidate for
summation a. city comptroller on
We Socialist ticket. viii have 20 ap
rar before Judge Morris. IN the
saperior court. tomorrow afternoon
sna show cause why he should not
y enioined from appearing as a
sandida'e on the socialist ticket In
'1e primary election.
u y Titus. through Attorney c.
a Riddle, today filed a complaint
y The court conteatinz steiner,a
, nsnt 70 run on the socialist party
s ne on the apparent grounds
h a' steiner is not socialist and
nag not complied With tho rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
CORTELYOU Makes
REPLY TO CONGRESS
Explains Method Used in Re|kvins Panic Panama
Canal Bonds 0versubserhe1 fey-Fow Times
Wants to Be Relieved LJ Suitable Legislation.

Secretary corseiyou declared that
be did not assume the obligations
eIzilaeEs. aud that be would be glad
10 b. relieved. 81 least In part,
~ sulfabie legislation. lie sx.
plnifx~d to the senate that the ad.
xstnIsfrafion should be given fun
cfe1ii for preventing q disastrous
pafstc. and adds:
Covernmens Alive.
The issue Of new securities by
the freasury department was 10.
f1uafnced b. the e.sreiusion that Il
Hha advisable 60 take some strong
step that would convince the people
Al home aud abroad that the gov
eTumrnt was alive to the situation
aud determined To give aid IN cs-
cry p<,ssible form that was legal
The most potent weapon 10
bring such crisis 10 an end IL
more nfftn the moral assistance
that Il given than the definite &C.
lion faken
tits Justification In taking viEor.
Gus netiou 20 arrest the panic was
hae~<1 on what he aeciafcs was the
disappearance, kix weeks after the
snkf.enrion Of the knirkcfbocker
Tr.sst company. Of e19e. Us, ses.
whlrh, he says. represented a tenth
az the entire money circulation Of
the United States.
tle declares that the gravity of
ihe situation was further enhanc,-d
b the fact that the pressure upon
the nuuey market was not localized.
M vas after the enormous public
ielpxlts failed TO check the adverse
cnrreut that he decided 20 issue
pauama bonds and certificates OF
Inie&frsinesx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Fling Banners in Face Of Royalty and Yell vote
for the Women Important Session Is Begun

The most important piece OF
legislation parliament will be asked
TO enact viii be a measure for tho
founding Of an old age pension
scheme, whereby ali worthy poor
persons over So years old will be
come entitled to government
grant of ff25 a week.
Other measures 60 be passed ara
housing reform bill to encourage
the erection Of inborers' cottages, q
miners eight-hour working day bill.
pure milk bill. reformed lands
valuation bill as = preliminary 90
the ieyying of increased taxation ON
land. a heavy extra tar ON motor
ears and temperance bin 60 lessen
the number Of saloons In England.
Temperance Bill.
The last measure licensing
bill-wiii be the most contentious
piece of legislation Of the session.
Already eIamor against Il has be-
gun BY the tories. who describe IL
as an attempt 20 rob the poor man
Of his beer
Sir Henr9'H government II not
enthusiastic about the possible con-
sequences Of this measure. but It's
introduction Il necesklfafed by tho
insistance of the non-conformisfs--
fauatical temperance reformers--
who threaten 20 wrecl. the ministry
unless the bill is passed
The house Of lords sili either
-
much of the sessions work Of the
commons. including the licensing
bill The session will continue until
the middle of July. when there will
be a SIX weeks vacation. after
which the sitting VIII be continued
until December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
PINE ST. SUITS.

The Pine st. widening suits we're
started in department No. OF the
superior court today. The Unlvcr.
eity boulevard condemnation pro
escdinKs. providing for the con.
struetion OF a boulevard from the
university To Green Lake, we're
called up in Judge Albertson's de
parchment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
HENEY ATTACKS PUBLIC
LIFE OF SEN. FULTON
EAGLES TO HOLD
CHARITY SOCIAL

The Fraternal Order OF Eagles
VIII give an old Clothes Social
az their hail ON next Friday eve.
ming. the whole proceeds being de.
voted 10 charity. There will be an
interesting program.
On the night of February the
lodge will hold their ninth ami
yersary celebration. including a
program of music and speeches,
which will be followed by dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
FRESH SCANDAL
FOR GERMANY

scandal In high fife that promises
10 be even more shocking than tho
recent sensational expose by Editor
Harden.
DR.. Leo Leipziscr follows Har-
den's footsteps by printing In this
weeks issue Of bis weekly paper.
Roland Won Berlin. fresh charges
against high army circles. LeIp-
Tigers expose differs from Har-
den's In that IL links the names Of
many noblewomcn with shocking
lmmcralities .
Strenuous efforts are being made
TO suppress the charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Announcement Regarding Thomson and wppete Puts the Judge Out Of
the RaceOhews Little Change the Campaign Is Evident

That John + Humphfies has
sl,ensted a considerable portion Of
Ms strength through the public as.
ssrsion that n he became mayor OF
seattle. he would fail 70 appoint
ether City Engineer Thomson or
chief 81 Police wappenstein. Il nov
susse apparent TO HUMPHREYS HIN.
erif and 10 all Of these who keep
N close touch With the republican
campaign for the mayoralty homts
nation.
Prior to his declaration regarding
Thomson and wappensssln Hum.
phfies was an unknown quantity IN
The race and there was seFy little
doubt that his vote wpuld have been
a large one. Now. however, his sup
pcrt IA scattering and ~ a factor
IA she race he has been completely
eliminated
Aside from this Humphrses Incl.
dcnf. therc 10 ntsle new In the con.
test Russell continues 10 grow IN
strength and the Miller aud Trim
HE supporters continue 10 hammer
away nj each other Personally
John Miller has stuck to bis deter
mlnafion TO say nothing unkind e
any u the ether candidates. and
rhAt unpleasant shots are fired
nom tho Miller camp COME from
other guns than those Of the eandI
cate himself
Trimbie IL Busy.
Trimhk Is still addressing sev.
erai mestirzs every nlght and Il
naking an unusually active cam.
paim for a man who has never be.
lbre taken prominent part IN Enii.
der Miller has cut his nnestlase a.
one zach night and viii close his
enmpaixu on Friday night With a
Gaiherinx at the Seattle theatre
rnia meeting the Miller naanaxa
moaf hopes TO make the hixxesf Of
~ rampaAxr, and to that end has
oA6nxet Naxner's baud as an add.
q Attraction 10 the ufAtnry.
Eusssils campaign IL Of a anietsr
e1azArtes than those Of either Of
~ epronenfs. OF tbs old time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

workers who are supposed 10 know
more about campaigning than any
other men in the city Russell has
a majority. and L IL 90 these men
that Russell and his supporters are
ioakink 60 hring out big RnNarll
VOTE next Monday.
At each OF the headquarters OF
the three heading candidates absn.
lutte confidence prevails. AZ the
Trtmhie headquarters thry will tell
yna IN quiet and conservative way
that Il Is simply question Of the
ssze Of the plurality. Az the Miller
headquarters you will md an ea,
thasiaxm that nothing seems 10
check. aud always q ready cinlm
thai Miller with have more votes al
the primaries than all OF the other
candidates e0mbined.
At Russell headquarters
Al the Rueaail headquarters there
Is Just a much enthusiasm and
fhefe seems TO exist no doubt OF
the hlcceaa Of their candidate. They
speak pleasantly In the Russell
camp Of tho other candidates. but
really can't see wherr the other fsi.
toNa have a fnokin
IN zach OF the headquarters they
vii tell you that. II hy any chance
their particular candidate Il not
nominated. u wiil be walk aw Az
for Mayor Moore. The Trimble
people are sure that Trimbls IA the
only candidate who could beat
Moore The Miller supporters are
equally certain that Miller alone. Of
al the republican candidates. would
be successful II thr polls against
the present mayor. aad the Russell
men wtll tell you that n wili BE-
= elnch Zoe Moore II RUSSELL doexn't
ket the nomination
And ~ bitter has become the
fsEht between the Trtmhle and the
MILLER supporters that there Ia M
lie hnfre that tho wounds made dur.
lmx the primary campaign win b.
heaied b. the tins election dag
comee a month later. There II
large number OF mcn among
the Miller and Trimble support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
STRIkEI IS
PROBABLE

John X White. 81 iowa. vice pF~sl.
dent. and VI u Rysn, ~ Illinois.
aecrstnry.freasur~r
The miners will be ready tosm0r.
row 20 meet the operators both
sides realize what the enc Of the
Interstate agreement win mean.
The impression prevails that a
strike viii be the outcome Of the
eUaference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
INDICTED BANKERS
MUST STAND TRIAL
icy United Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. e.
Judge Dunno this morning over
ruled the demurfers OF Walter ].
Bnrtnett aud J. Dalzell brown to
the indictments returned against
them The eases were continued
until next Saturday for pleading
The prosecutor stated that Bart.
nett would be the first of the IN
dicted officers OF the California
Safe Deposit & Trust company to
be tried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

NEW YORK. Jan. zg.-Au lrree
esaF ana feterish tone ruled todaY's
E'crk market. and resulted Ia many
mart rallies aud declines Alter
opening strong aud gaining more
sn&n q point IN many issues. there
80 setback At midday on what
hoked Ike dlstsibafive selling bv
'1s banking Interests. which had
Imported prices lower down. Room
uzneFs had no difficulty finding
so'' spots. and The market turned
veal. showing considerable pres.
We 10 Reading aud Union Pacific.
hfe ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

and regulations governing admiH,
sion TO that organization.
Judge Morris Issued a temporary
writ Of Injunction preventing City
Comptroller Carroll from placing
stslneF's name on the official bal
lots for the primaries until after
the hearing tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

A. Ensor. of Odessa. wn.. a guest
at the Davenport house. Third and
Washington SITS. reported to the
police last night that he had been
robbed OF $50 by stranger whom
be had met In Thomas saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

EDIANArOIis. Ind. Jan. "a.
Eefuge the Convention of miners In
e1esson here adtoarns late this att.
1ooa tie canvassing committee
have completed liz work end
seealt o. the election Of officers
~ b. known Present indiea.
49, point 70 the election of
hsmAs 1. Lewis as president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Names Of NsbIewomen
Are Dragged Into
the Mire.
tsy United press)
BERLIN. Jan. 2s.--German roy
atty Is confronted with another foul

A COW with 4 rAvenons appetite
for the choice grass ON an adjoin-
ing lawn IL the cause of neighbor.
hood quarrel between two families
living near Rayenna. which result.
ed in a lawsuit being filed In the
perior court today.
Toellef A. Jensen. the complain
Ing witness. asks the court 90 en-.
join George W. Rowe. and the lat.
ter's COW. individually and several.
y from trespassing on HIS prop
erty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Many sIek At Los AnusIss.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 2s.--
The stormy weather has jammcd
the county hospital 10 suffocatlon
with suffering humanity Three
hundred and twenty patients are
packed Into the big charity dis.
pensary, the greatest number In
its history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
LINCOLRS BIRTHDAY
WILL Be CELEBRATED

Lineoln's birthday. February Il.
will be celebrated under the aus.
pieces OF the Illinois club In the
Y. NJ c. A. auditorium. Governor
Mead will speak.
Arrangements for the ceiehni.
ton win be made at a meeting Of
the club. 10 be held tonight at
the Alaska club rooms. Alaska
building The annual election OF
officers will also be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
COW INVOLVES NEleHB0Rs
I'M INJUNCTION SUIT

The Injunction was placed In tho
sbeffffs hands for service ana
there was Considerable debate
amoug the deputies as to who
should carry out the service until
Toeilef announced that the COW
waz guaranteed to be perfectly
peaceabie.
According 10 the story told tho
officers. however. the relations ex-
listing between Jensen and the
owner are far from resembling the
character OF the COW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
LORD CURzON
IS SWORN IN
~ United Press.

LONDON. Jan. 29.-Lord Curzon.
formerly viceroy of India. was to-
day sworn In as a member of the
house Of lords lie has been prom.
incntly mentioned as the leader Of
his party. Some OF bis admirers
think he may become premier In the
near future All predictions. Cur.
ron repiios. depend on his health,
which has been poor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan. %
Freight rates from New York to
Los Angeles via the lsthmua Of
Panama have been raised from
the minimum OF 80 cents 20 6GM
cents per hundred pounds, accord.
ing 10 adyices received by local
steamship agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

htHaAf OF the uHffHaife faction,
should he be nominated. and to this
extent Mayor Moore will gain in
strength.
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1870 ssAs'as nv - tn'N -
80 "'"sss'f sts tsaa'hs No eaS
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IN th' a',..'sta..s tAnss ushs'A'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
HUMPHREYS SUPPORTERS ARE
DESERVING THEIR CANDIDATE


! WARRINGTON. Jan. "a
The navy department will send
two submarines 10 the Pacific !
\ coaat--sbe Porpoiao and the !
\ Shark. now st the New York /
navy yard. They viii be taken !
\ around South America fn the
1 neat few months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

BLOCK THE WAY 70 PARLIAMENT
AND BREAK THE POLICE LINES
REGISTER OR LOSE VOTE

estimated thst there fully 5000 qualified Of
Seattle the registration rolls.
Unless these register before Saturday night
they permitted primary cleo
tlsn 0 Monday.
Registration before January % this
man 10 participate In this primary election.
slsetor participates have registered since
January I 1903.
registration books at the city hall between
and y today, tomorrow and Friday.
md saturday night will een'nss until midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

WASHINGTON. Jan. -. Inter.
eat in the United States congress
een,ercd today In the reply Of See
Rotary cortelyou 20 the resolutions
asking him Ia explain the methods
be employed In aIlottinx the fans
ma bonds and treasurcrs cesflfl.
cates during the recent money
panic. Tho explanation was very
lengthy and the reading Of n wan
listened TO with great attention.
n was the deliberate intention ~
the administration % make the Of
fer ~ the Panama bonds more At.
tfactsve than the certificates. the
purpose betting to avoid the with
arawai of money from banks and 70
Increase bank circulation reads
tho explanation
Then Secretary Corfeiyoa had In
serted records 10 meet the charge Of
favofttisfn made against him in con
nertion with the distribution Of the
bonda md certificates, showing that
the bonds we're distributed In forty
states and the certificates ~ere ai.
iosfed to eighteen states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Makes Good, and Hurls All Sorts Of ChargesFomteen
Hundred People Hear the Speech.

in the sack and that all of II was
for the boys training with u.s."
Heney charged that Fulton was
Mitcheiis sack holder in this cam
paign. that in 1899 ne used his in
fluence TO prevent the enforcement
OF The laws against the Astoria and
Columbia River railroad and HAM
mond lumber interests. that he
agreed to protect Geo. {. Brownell
from prosecution by the re-appoint-
ment Of John Hall as district at
tofney and that at present Fulton
represents the interests OF the rail-
roads and the corporations at
Washington and not the people.
at Is lie" Says Fulton.
WASHINGTON. d C.. Jan. pa
= do not know what F. ]. Heney
can mean. when he says I handled
the Mitchell sack in 1897" said
Senator Chas. ". Fulton of Oregon
today. when shown copy OF
Heneys sensational speech at Port
land last night by the United Press
correspondent
IT is damnablo II he alleges that
| handled any money eorruptlF for
Mitchell I viii say nothing more
until I heer specifically what this
man Heney charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

For the frat time IL IL made pub.
lie through the communication thai
che Panama Issue vas over suh
scribsd more than forty .foer times,
the bids aggregating sz.22a. s0t $50
The secretary explained thst ia
adopting every necessary measure
he felt that he was bound 10 have
regard not only for the operations
Of the treasury. bat for the effect
they would have npun the financial
condition Ut the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

ers who would not vote for the can.
didate Of the opposite faction.
should he be nominated. and to this
extent Mayor Moore will gain in
strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

THE WEATHER - OCCASIONAL RAIN
OR SNOW TONIGHT; COLDER THURS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-10
CHILDISH EFFORT
! Continues from page ID


tory. and thus was developed, and
enhanced in value property that was
practically worthless. He laid out
and established the city of E1kins,
which is. now one of the busiest and
most prosperous little cities in the
state. He assisted in the promotion
of the Morgautown and Kingwood
railroad in which he is now interest
ed and which helped greatly in The
development of section of now
splendid territory of this state. This
road aided largely in the develop
ment of Morgantown. which from a
sleepy little village is now one of the
busiest and most prosperous little
cities in West Virginia. having num-
erous Industrial establishments Civ
ing employment to thousands of
workmen. Senator Elkins also pro-
NOTED other railroads. One of these
is the Coal 6 Coke, which, because of
the virgin territory it opens up, is one
of the best developers of the states
resources that the state has. This
roads earnings are less than the taxes
it pays. 1t is a road. too, that will
later on very likely be trunk line
through the state, competing with the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, and thus
affording the people larger and bet
ter transportation facilities.
Senator Elkins is not ruler; he
is a doer. He is not knocker, but
a man of accomplishment. While
the Democrats seek 10 tear down, de-
stroy and demoralize. Senator Elkins
tries to build up. develop and ac-
complish things. Democrats may be
jealous of this kind of man, but the.
state is much the better off for hav-
ing man with brain and heart
and a patriotism of the Elkins cali
bre. The good work that Senator
Elllins has done for the people of the
State of West Virginia does not de-
serve such vicious, contemplate mud
singing, such as the Democrats are
now indulging in.
Let the people continue to rule as
they have ruled concerning Bryan;
and let the people of West Virginia
be made up of such men as Senator
Elklns as well as other men of less
means. initiative. energy and enter
prise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-10
BAPTIS7S TO MEET
In Annual State Sessions in
Parkersburg Next
Wednesday.

The Baptist General Association OF
the state will meet in Parkershurg
Wednesday, The sessions VIII con-
tinue until the following Monday
over five hundred messengers from
various parts of the state are expect
ed TO be present. They will be en-
ter,ained at the homes OF Baptists
there. while hotel accommodations
win be provided for some of the Wis
itors. Both lay delegates ard minis
tiers VIII he in attendance at the ses-
sions but more ministers Will be
present than lay delegates.
The main sessions viii be held at
Calvary Baptist church. In addition
to the regular assembly. several aux
iliary bodies viii meet in the city at
the same time
Included in these auxiliary bod
les are the Minister'S Fraterual Uni-
on. the woman's Missionary Society
and the E. Y. p. L.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-10
MURDER MYSTERY

NEW YORK. Oct, Io--A mystery
which promises to tax the ingenuity
OF the police department before 1t is
urraveIled came TO light when the
bodies of a well dressed man and
woman bound securely together with
a wire were found today fioating in
Jamaica Bay. Both victims had val
uabIes intact but there was nothing
ON either to aid the police In their
identification. The bodies were not
in the water more than six hours
The man was apparently about -
years old and the woman about 80,
ana exceptionally good looking. She
worea wedding ring.
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] s. 9! g a. q
Carder-SteeIe.

Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
was celebrated the marriage of Miss
Grace Steele. daughter OF the late
william II. Steele. OF Raccoon Run,
to Mr.. william Carder, a well known
young man of that vicinity. The
Rev. Cecfl E. Sheets, of Marshville,
spoke the words to make the popu-
lar young people man and wife, and
the rites wer eperfoTmed at the home
of the mother of the bride on Rae
coon Run. The bride is a clever and
popular young woman and the bride
groom is one OF the enterpristng and
Industrious young men of his neigh
borhood, coming from Doddrtdge
county some years ago with his broth
er, Walter L Carder, with whom he
has been residing. They viii reside
on KincheIoe where Mr.. Carder has
rented farm and will engage in that
business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-10
Bible Circle Meets

The Bible Teachers Study Circle
met last night with Mrs. Fay h.
smith at her cottage on Sycamore
street. there being fifteen present.
After tbeir.custonary Bible study. re-
freshments~ were served. consisting
OF cake, ice cream. fruits and homS-
made candies. Miss Gene Smith play
ed several instrumental pieces. and
the Rev Corder sang several beauti-
full sacred slections. The guests de-
parted at 10 o'clock declaring they
had never spent a more pleasant eve
ming. Tho Circle Will meet at the
home of Superintendent L. d. john
son. OF Adamston, next Friday eve-
ming.