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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30
NOW 1T IS KELLOGG

Another Republican Campaign Mana
ger Allied to the Trusts-The Mime.
sofa National Committeeman AttOr.
ncy for the Steel Trust-Some Cues.
tons That Indicate Why the Repub.
licans Need Not BE Expected to Sup.
press Trusts.
Every day there are new develop
mcnts TO show that the Kepubli ca Il
party is in the control Of the trusts.
The head of the powder trust under
Indictment, has been bounced from
the committee. but the house cleaning
has just begun. During the week the
Chicago Journal and other papers have
shown that Acting Chairman \agel, Of
the Republican national committee,
was the attorney for the Standard Oil
trust i'll the big suit Republican At
torney General lIadley. Of Missouri,
brought to drive that trust out Of Mis-
souri,. The New York World has
shown that the Republicans in New
York refused to nominate George X.
sheldon as lieutenant governor OF that
state because his trust connections
were so notorious that the people
NN''ii ii'i NthlI'I lOl MN, anu NPt Dc IN
tle treasurer OF the Republican ma
tional committee. In Chicago, the as
siStant treasurer of the Republican
committee is member OF the board
g review. As such he passes upon
tax assessments. A few weeks ago
he srandalized the country by sending
letters to corporations. upon whose as
scssnrnts for taxation he must pass,
hnn tn nt,.il
publican campaign fund. Nearly all
tn" advisory committee" has close
trust affiliations. and were appointed
to Try the fat out OF the trusts.
And now. by way of Seattle. come
questions disclosing the fact that
Frank Il. Kellogg the member OF the
national Republican executive commit
tee from Minnesota, who. "a Il mem
Der of the platform committcr in the
convention that nominated Tat. Is
said t" have drafted the evasive labor
plank in the Taft platform, is so re-
lated to the steel trust as to disIualifv
him to represent the people In the cor
test between the trusts and the peopiC.
The Seattle Times. after showing that
tue trust magnatcs control the Repub-
lean party. adds another dark chapter
to trust domination of that party in
the following questions prepared by
citizen of Seattle:
WAS not Frank g. Kellogg. the at
forn"y whom President Roosevelt ap-
pointed TO fight the Standard Oil com
pany. the general counsel of the Oliver
Aiming company of Minnesota for a
period OF ten years? But the Oliver
Mining company OF Minnesota Is only
another name for Standard Oil.
rs not Kellogg even now the gen
eral counsel for the United States
Steel company of Minnesota? IL he
not paid a very large salary by that
corporation, and been SO paid for many
years! And yet the United States
steel company OF Minnesota Is abso-
lutely owned by the Standard OH.
when the Merritt Bros. OF Duluth
were obliged to sue John ID. Rockefel.
Ter to obtain their rights in a mining
deal located on the Mesaba range in
not Frank =. Kellogg
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ed by such corporation, which cOmpen.
sation shall be ascertained by a jury,
orabe waived as in other civil cases in
courts OF record in the manner pre-
scribed by law. Whenever an attempt
is made to take private property for a
use to the public. the question whether
the contemplated use by really public.
shall be a judicial question, and deter
legislative assertion that the use is
public, except, as to the uses herein de.
clared to be public.
That there shall be printed 90 all
ballots provided for said election the
words for the proposed amendment TO
section l6 OF article l of the constitu.
ton relating the exercise of the power
of eminent domain Against the
proposed amendment to section Is Of
article of the constitution relating to
the exercise of the spower of eminent
ilomain."
ln testimony thereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of the
state of Washington.
Done at Olympia this first, day OF
July, 1908.
SEAL SAM. Fl. NICHOLS
Secretary of State
To the voters: For your information
| herewith insert that portion of the
state constitution, as it now exists,
which is proposed to be substituted by
the above printed amendment.
ARTICLE l-SECTION ii.
"oecton Ii. Private property shall
not be taken for private use, except for
drains, fumes or bitches on or across
the land of others for agricultural,
domestic or sanitary purposes. No pri-
vate gproperty shall be taken or dam
aged for public or private use without
just compensation having been first
mad9 or paid into conrt for the owner
and no right-of-way shall be appropri.
ated to the use of any corporation 9TH
Oi ohnh HiuhiClpdI, uutll lull COiu pcuSd-
tiOn therefore be first made in money,
or ascertained and paid into the court
for the owner, irrespective of any ben
eft from any improvement proposed by
such corporation, which compensation
shall be ascertained by jury unless a
jury be waived as in other civil cases
in courts OF record, IN the manner pre-
scribed by law. Whenever an attempt
is made to take private property for
use alleged to be public, the question
whether the contemplated use be real
ly public shall be a judicial question,
Ind dete rmined as snch without regard
e any legislative assertion that the
Use is public"
You are hereby advised to place an
"X" after the question "for the amend
nent," etc, or against the amend
.nent," etc, as the case may be so as
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30
TO express more clearly your afiirma-
tive or negative vote.
SAM II. NICHOLS
Secretary of state.
STATE or WASHINGTON
ONCE OF the Secretary OF State.

ONCE OF the Secretary OF State.
! To whom it may cOncern-ln obedi.
ence TO an act OF the legislature APP
proved March ,, 1907, entitled as fol-
/ lows: "An act to amend Article VII
OF the constitution of the State OF
/ Washington, relating to the assessment
and taxation Of property within the
state" there is hereby published for
the consideral ion of the voters OF the
State Of Washington the following pro-
passed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
said state:
THAT at the general election TO be
held in this state on the Tuesday next
succeeding the first Monday in Novem-
Der, 1905 there shall be submitted 10
the qualified electors OF this state for
their adoption and approval an amend.
ment to article VI TO the constitution
of the State of Washington, by striking
from said article VII all of sections |,
,, 3 and and inserting in lieu thereof
the following to be known as section |
The power of taxation shall never be
surrendered. suspended or contracted
away. Taxes shall be uniform upon
the same class of sub jects, and shall be
levied and collected for public purposes
The property Of the United States, and
OF the state, counties, school districts,
and other municipal corporations and
personal property to the amount of
three hundred dollars for each head of
a family, liable to assessment and taxa
tiOn under the provisions of the law of
this state of which the individual is the
actual and bona fde owner shall be ex-
empt from taxation.
THAT their shall be printed on all
ballots provided for the said election,
the words: For the proposed amend
ment of article VII of the constitution
relating to the assessment and taxation
of property within the state Against
the proposed amendment to article VII
of the constitution relating to the as
ssssment and taxation of property
within the state"
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of the State of Washington.
Done at Olympia this first day of
July, 1908.
SAM II. NICHOLS,
[SEAL Secretary of State.
70 the Aoters: For your information
| SareWith insert that NORTON OF Ihe
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30

New York Evening Post.-lt nas
been shown that the Democratic CON-
mittcc got not cent and that MI
Roosevelt gave currency to Iaise
charge. He admitted that Harrlms"
raised $o4O.UD for the Repupilcsn
campaign fund in 1904. Then me!
were both practical men, and ~ee
work ing together.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30

They are "all" for Taft VINO!
Every trust magnate in America. ~ ~.
or knowcth his owner and TIE ~ D"
masters crib"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30

The Republican national csmm'ttee
denies II has received this year . wv
lar from the STANDARD OIL company VI
my subsidiary corporations. hs'..s
said who is NOT putting w 'ne
lloncy, now let them tell us wno 10
cutting il w, under oath. VIII "s'
10 it.?
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30

The letters from STANDARD Oh mss
Latcs prove that the people 90 ~
rule. The party the trusts own !" ~
party that gives them tarin oou.v
and has let them defy the law-tae
party which controls the Sedera' Wv
eminent.
~oay, paw" Queried little ~
Toddles, what 10 the bone q
temp
The jawbone. my soa' -
~ old man, with Z side olanes "
Wlco.-Chicaeo News.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30

70 the Aoters: For your information
] Serewith insert that portion OF the
state constitution as it now exists which
is proposed to be substituted by the
above printed amendment:
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30

II you want local option YOU
know who to vote for.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30

You are hereby advised to place an
"X" after the question "for the amend
nent," etc, or against the amend
.nent," etc, as the case may be so as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20
ROMING PIGEON FAR At SEA.
Dropped Exhausted TO Vessel on the
Texas Coast.

Goircsfon Correspondencs Houston Posi-.
Capt. Baker OF the FL Cid. when his vessel
arrived In port Saturday. brought with
him carrier pigeon which no claims Ia have
picked up at sea $50 miles on the Texas
coast. He nays that the bird dropped 10
the deck Of his steamer early one morning
and that when picked up II was In . ION.
plete state of exhaustion.
The unusual fact OF such a bird being =
far from land excited his attention, sn1
Il was discovered that the bird had attached
to Its leg a silver band bearing tho lnschp.
ton mo. IN r. p
There II nc way OF ascertaining to whom
the bird belongs nor where 1t came from.
Local pigeon fanciers know Of no such
record mark or number and have bees
unable to find II listed In any OF thsir
catalogues.
Whether or not the bird bore q message
when Il was released he not known. fos
there was no trace OF it when the bird ives
recovered. Capt. Baker said the bird
bad had q hard experience. for when Il
dropped II was In a state OF exhaustion
and could not have gone much furthe,;
The El Cid left. the port tonight for New
York. but Capt; Baker has taken good cAfs
Of the bird and will endeayor TO ascertain
where II comes from and II possible Get On
explanation as to why IL was way out on
the Gulf $50 niles from the dearest land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20
THRIFT or THE SHOEBLACk.
One Employer Provides for his Men
Small Banks. Produced Each Payday.

There Is a bootblaok place downtown
whore there are many employees. about
a dozen or no. Every pay night when
tho men line up to got their money the
employer produces for each Of the young
monthly are mostly Italian boy5-a
small bank.
II Is just one OF those limited capacity
banks which hold 80 much and no more.
The employee Is exrcotcd to put into
the bank a part Of his wages so that
tho proprietor can he sure before his
mon leave the shop Tint they havc made
some preparation for the future.
He says hs wants 10 make certain that
they will not 20 out with all their
money. which thnv got nftcr banking
houre. because thew might h'.ppen to
get drunk or be robbed.
As the boss 10 n nciI az wealth and
tells his employees that Is the way he
accumulated HE money. they are very
willing to do as he says.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20
RECRUITING IN THE PARK.
Soldiers Posing to Attract Workers and.
Perhaps, bench I,0ungera.

Over in City Hall Park there Is one
Of the s~ienboards Of the recruiting
service Of the Regular army and near II
as guardians stand two soldiers. They
change their clothing day by day. shift
ing from blue to white or khaki according
to the temperature. The clothing IL
supposed to help in the appeal to the able
bodied young men they are seeking fol
the service.
Inasmuch as the park benches are
favorite lounging places for men who are
in most cases not able bodied. 1t seems
an odd opot to put such n s%ignboard.
However, the soldiers are making their
appeal to the crowds that go home
through the park bent or getting to Brook.
lyn in a hurry or else to those who leave
BROOKLYN to go 10 work In the morning
hours downtown somewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20
MARMOLA.
MONEY
ON. FIAT" DOCTORS!
Anybody Can Rsduss Fat a Nome
MARMOLA.

II. you are fat and wish to .rSduce quickly
don't go TO q self styled obesity Doctor :: be
own use me, simple INSTRUCTIONS given here
and you will bs az capable fat.reducipg ex-
lions are few and the expense triflng. Be-
cure from your. druggist one unbrolen
ounce package OF Marmola. one-half ounce
and one-hslf. ounces Peppermint Water, ali
OF which are both cheap and plentiful In any
together by shaking well In q large bottle.
You are now ready, 70 becomes successful
fat reducing specialist without further train
spoonful Of this pleasant mixture after eaoh
meal and at bedtime and you will make more
progress taking on YOU excess flesh In thirty
days than all the experts In the land could
accomplish II. half o year. This method OF
getting {id q nssh T., moreover not only
average TAT person. man or woman, for II
gets results, without interfering with ones
diet or lazy habits 1t does the work of ,Se.
else,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20
Trying Experience for a woman.

From Country LVe IN AmcFica.
A fushcl face. two hands whose
trembling is not to DO obscure1 by gloves.
a nervous foot that kicks secretly and
savagely at the place whore the pedal
certainly was a moment ago. and lips
with the blood bitten Quit is her first
experience in tho running Of d big gaso-
lene touring car!
1t Is pretty hard. whea II comes all at
cope with such difficulties as an auto
mobile plus wells and back hair. The
latter two had best DO left at home. II
possible. or tucked up or pinned down
or otherwise lashoi to the mast. For
while running a touring car is just as
easy as can be. like riding a bicycle, after
you know how. whom you lrst start II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20

Nine. Maroelle Tinayre. author OF
ALa RebelIe' and 'La Maison du Peche.'
Is among the recently elected ohevaliera
of the Legion Of Honor. Mime. Gabrielle
Dumonnet's marble statue entitled 'Tri-
boulet d'Enfant" has been bought by the
French nation and will be put In the
Luxembourg. At present the works Of
only two women soulptors are repre-
sented In this museum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20

Queen Eleonore Of Bulgaria 10 planning
to open a school for her blind subjects
similar to the one In Bucharest. She
is described as a very benevolent woman
promises amusement or comfort for the
blind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20

- ibAoi SOuis vi g'oti'Nt out
It was referred to the executive conn
mittee. While there is almost unanimous
sentiment for peace among the delegates
as individuals. some OF them seem ao-
tually afraid to agitate the question in
their " country lest it injure the other
lines OF work carried on by the councils.
iV The idea Of defence Is 50 strongly in
grained In European countries that many
women consider it's advocacy O mark
Of patriotism; and while they deplore
wal they advocate ar army, battleships
and Notifications. In Sweien one branch
Of the council work relates to nationsl
defence. and tho president Of tho council
in Denmark Is giving most Of her time
to organizing women's associations for
raising money to fortify the country.
The report Of tho standing committee
on the white slave traffic deeply moved
the convention, It must ONE time he
considered In a separate article. ae must
also the report on the loyal p~oSition d
women. which 10 an excellent summary.
II shows that In no country nre the laws
absolutely just and In few Of them wen
approximately so. but that in most Of
them women themselves arc by strenu-
u effort securing some Improvement.
Its principal work for the coming year
will be toward abolishing tho law which
9 In every country except Australia COM
pels the wife TO take the nationality Of
the husband.
The Australian States show great i'm
; %provement since women secured the suf-
frage, only six years ago, In New South
Wales. Tor instance. twenty-eix new stat
utes we're obtained largely through tho
efforts Of the Womoa's Political Education
League. a non-partio1n, noa-scotarian as
sociation. whose objo,t 10 to improve the
condition OF women and children.
Among these arellaws requiring that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20

Among the women announced to speak
at the annual conference Of public edu-
cation which takes place In Washing
ton the last part Of September and the
first part Of October Ia Miss Emma J.. Grouse
who will talk on the eyesight and the
general health OF school children. She
will be followed by DR.. Rebecca Stone
road on physical training In schools.
Miss Julia Richman on school health
in school districts; Mrs. Wilbur F.. Craft
on Esperanto, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
on mental health in schools.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
THE STOCK MARKET
Activity in Spring Valley Securities,
With a Dividend Reported--LeadiDg
COmstocks FIuctuate Lively

The Spring Valley water securities were ac-
tive on the stock and bond exchange yesterday.
With The stock advanced from SIS. 62Is TO $50
and the bonds steady at $50. 0.3T16 a So 62is The
other securities QUIET and not materially
changed, except a lower bid Of S75.25 for Giant
powder Just before the close OF the afternoon
session a report became circulated in the board
room that Spring Valley water had declared a
quarterly dividend of 81. though the dividend
was not officially announced. and caused a good
deal Of conjecture and comment.
The Comstoek mining shares did some lively
nnctuating- with Mexican leading. The stock.
Which closed on Wednesday at 81 l.0T. opened at
Sl.lo but ran down steadily 10 s3c under large
sales Ophir declined from SI.S5 10 81 10. and
Goa. Virginia from s3c To T4c These three
stocks engrossed the attention of the brokers
though the others were weak In sylnpath thy
The leading southern Neyadas were moder-
SI.62'2, closing at S7.55. against "Wednesday s
closing quotation Of ST.I0 Eastern orders were
said 10 be the Of the advance. Tonopah
q Nevada was higher at S6.sT against Wednes-
Another long list of account sales of mining
shares. ComstOcks and southern Nevadas. was
recorded. the sales being for account of the late
member, Max fioldmsn.
The California stock and oil exchange Is max
ing an effort 10. have oil pipe line certificates
listed on the exchange.
general meeting Of the members Of the San
Francisco stock and exchange board win be
held today at l2:3o p. m. for the discussion of
matters Of interest IN the affairs of the ex-
change.
At meeting Of the directors of the Sterling
oil and development company, the resignation OF
William Ellery as president was accepted W
S Porter was elected nresident in HIS nlaca- n
Scrihner elected vice president and g.
Sheridan secretary An extra dividend Of 81 T15c
per fhare was declared payable December s.
and an extra dividend Of 3Tl2e per share on
December 80. The regular quarterly dividend
payable ON December H. was advanced from
loc - 25c per share. and the quarterly dividends
for the year 1909 were made pc per share
The Exchange mining company has levied an
assessment OF o, delinquent December so.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28


l.sle mail aorices from New York say:
interest stlu centers in apricots Offerings
t, ..e,1 me coast are extremely light In fact
u.,ests complain that they md IT difrsailt TO get
oneflnss OF prices from packers who seem de-
Aelinined 10 hold on 10 their small refna lining
- he loI much higher prices than any eastern
-sSLs afe yet willing 10 pay. on the spot
stocks are said 10 be limited and are well con-
Il - e.t-ls heioers now asking 9lt N91zc for
clolee leoyals, and proportionateiy higher prices
- r-e- e.autS me demand for spot goods has
not been checked by the advance and there IS a
te-'iAuec se inquiry for stock 10 be shipped from
--lS eosst reaches are steady though the de
mana Is limited Demand for new crop prunes
~ me spot IS fairly active. and covers an sizes
though II Is strongest for a0s and is good for
9.s. hcfh af which sizes are in small supply
ana, owing TO the light percentage Of these in
LIS year crop. are likely TO continue scarce
The trade is not taking hold Of coast seeded
talslns IS expected IN view Of the approaching
moderate, and there seems TO be no interest
manifested IN forward shipments from California
There seems 10 be disposition 70 await the out
come Of the growers pooling proposition -
Eruits-ENaporsted apples. 6n0lAe; aprioots
Oh g lOc; peaches. 4Q4i4c for standards, 5d6c
Tor choice ana She for fancy, pears. 4Q7lkc:
pitted plums. 7Q9c; nectarines 5d6e. 6rs
2ia Q4c; puInes. size basis. 303l5c. With pre-
uium for the larger sizes.
Raisins-C Clusters-4 crown So London Law
ers-2 crown. Sl-l0, crown, Sl20. Seeded
5ss 46-sc; seedless. 2ss 45lac; Thompson's seed
less 81 @ SC for unbieached; loose muAateis Sc
TOT crown, 4c Tor . crown and 3lac for .
Nuts-Almonds, ncDpareils. IL = q l2c. INI.
lCi2 2Qllc; ne plus ultra. l0c; brakes 3i5c:
languedocs. 81 Q9c: hardshells. 7l5c walnuts-
l2is GlSc per ID for No. ] softshell aud SdlOc
for No. do; 12c for No ] hsrdshel and sic
for No do; chestnufs, IQG121sc for California
snd loQl1c for Italian; flberts, 12ls@I4c: pc
cans. 15nl7c.
Honey-Wster white. comb. nominal none
here; white, l5c; light amber. 12@l3c: amber
lOls@l1c; dark amber 96IOc: water white
extracted nominal white 7GSc; light amber
o1z a lci dark amber and csndied, 415a5lsc per
pound.
BeesTsx-27@2s per ID for light and 2s@2ac
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
Provisions

brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said:
Inc aggregate receipts Of hogs AT Chicago
1no al other packing points for The last Two or
tnree days rs enormous. Brokers reported that
pechers ano carriers are selling January stun TO
Miaen The carrying profits 10 May. This gave
lLe weakness 10 the market al the close, al
lAoesl The Aay product is acting stubbon and
we believe II is 8 purchase.
Cured Meats-Bacon, 8 TO 10 lbs 1Ttzc; 10 to
y lhs, l6aac; light medium. 14c; medium, 145sc;
SeIiess "A 70 Is lbs. l61ac; sugar cured 10 s
rs zy5aci 70 - lbs, l912c; 10 to u lbs,
1870; fancy sugar cured 23c per 10: English
cured bacon, 10 lbs I9ikc TO 10 lbs Is1sc;
~ 70 y lbs, lf5zc; eastern sugar cured hams
- &c Tor medium and 16iac for light; extra fine
bIanos, ltci California hams. I5c: mess beef.
Sll-o0 per Dbl; family $3.50: extra family SIS;
extra prime pork. 5000; clear. SD: mess, S2l;
Pig pork, S25; pigs feet. 50 for half bbls 81 35
Tor = lb kegs and Sl.30 for kits; smoked beef
~ y G20c per 10.
bard-lterces quoted az Sc for California com
pound and l2lac for California pure eastern
pure. i2ise for tierces; half bbls pure, l3c; 80
~ tins l-sse; 10 ID tins lShc; . 10 tins, l3ssc;
Cottolene-One half bbl. 9ssc; half bbls,
$3.50 terce, Sic; , uerces, 9Ssc; tierces.