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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-17
GONZALEZ EXAMINATION
SET FOR TODAY BY JUDGE
Son of Alleged Wealthy Landowner
of Puebla, Mexico, Goes Back to
Jail in Default of Bail

Luis Gonzalez, who claims to be the
son of wealthy land owner at Pu-
ebla, Mexico and who was arrested
at San Francisco short time ago and
brought back to this city to answer to
a charge of defrauding the manage
ment of the Hotel Lankershim out of
$3.50 by means of an alleged worthless
lraft on the Fourth National Bank of
New York, was arralgned in Police
Judge Frederickson' court yesterday
morning and his preliminary examina-
ton was set for today. The accused
was unable to furnish bail in the sum
of $500 and was sent back to Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-17
Abandon Improvement Project

Proceedings for the Improvement Of
Los Angeles street, from Fourth to
Fifth, were abandoned by the city
council yesterday. The Improvement
contemplated paving the street be-
tween these points and also storm
sewer. Both improvements were to be
paid for by the same assessment dis
trict.
Property owners protested against
the storm drain yesterday. The coun-
ell has adopted the policy of building
storm drains at the general public ex-
pense and those assessed did not be-
iieve they should be Disseminated
against. They want the pavement and
will institute new proceedings at once
for this improvement.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-17
Rryan,s SPONSOR pIsbarred

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov 16.-I. ]. Dunn,
assistant city attorney of Omaha. was
disbarred today from practice before
the supreme court of the state for con-
tempt. Mr.. Dunn nominated Bryan at
the Denver convention.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-17
carIIsIe Appears Briqhter

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.--Although a
change for the worse in the condition
of former Secretary of the Treasury
John G. Carlisle was reported last
night it was said this morning that ne
seemed brighter than usual.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-17
CARLSON GAVE
LARGE SUMS TO
A. G. ANDERSON
CHECK BOOK OF MURDERED
MAN FOUND
FOURTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
PAID TO coAcHMAN
Discovery of Article substantiates
Theory That Vengeance, Not
Robbery, Was Motive
for the Killing

Facts brought to the attention of the
police yesterday through the loquacity
of an amateur detective may afford
possible motive for what is now be-
lleved to be the deliberate murder Of
Peter A. Carlson, who was shot to
death by a lone assassin at Twenty
third and Thompson streets Friday
night. This evidence is in the shape
of a check book on the First National
| bank in the name of Peter A. Widell,
found in a search of Carlsons rooms
shortly after the murder which shows
that Carlson had up to within few
days of his death paid out sums ag-
gregatng almost $1400 to one A. &.
Anderson.
The memoranda on the stubs of the
check book show that amounts vary
ing from $50 to $3.50 had been paid out
at short intervals to this mysterious
MIR. Anderson, formerly a Los Angeles
coachman, whose present whereabouts
is unknown.
Detectives now think that it Is pos
sible Carlson assumed the name of
Widell to escape hlackmail, and the
payments of the various sums of
money bears out the theory.
According to the intimate acquaint-
ances of Carlson he frequently gam
bed, and, 1t is said, with much finan-
cial gain, still he never was known to
have large sums of money in his pos
session.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-17
Twelve Men smothered to Death

WINSTON, Conn, Nov. 16-Ten or
perhaps twelve men were smothered TO
death today in an excavation at Salem
creek, near here. The men We're at
work digging for a new railroad. Five
bodies were recovered. t..
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-17
Substantiates Theory

Substantiates Theory
Although there We're memoranda OF
sums paid out to other persons, none
of the amounts was large, much in
contrast to the frequent notations OF
large sums paid out to this mysterious
Mr.. Anderson.
This theory that Carlson paid out
money for which he received no re-
turns and that he was in constant fear
of some person is borne out by the
fact that the stablemen who heard the
shots which ended the life of Carlson
stated that they heard the latter cry
out in piteous tones, Il have nc
money, l have no money!" From his
agonized cry and owing to the fact
that the murderer deliberately fired
into the body after Carlson was sho
down, 1t is believed the killing is the
result of the anger of the slayer, be
cause Carlson failed to produce the
money which the former evidently ex-
pected.
C. A. Kunou. a school teacher of 22l
South Flower street, appeared at the
detectives office yesterday afternoon
and stated that in justice to a friend
of many years standing he wished to
refute the published statements that
Carlson had a criminal record. On
the other hand, Kunou stated, A. G.
Anderson, who formerly worked with
Carlson, has a criminal record, and
from his own personal knowledge
Carlson, he believes, has been ma
ligned by statements of crimes attrib-
uted to him which were committed by
Anderson.
This strengthens the belief of the
detectives that Carlson's death was
caused by some person who evidently
was afraid his past might be betrayed,
and for some unknown reason held
Carlson in his power.
Lay Crime to Anderson
The detectives expressed surprise
when informed by newspaper men who
were working on the case that an
amateur detective had in his possess
sion what is purported to be the bank
book and check book of Carlson, and
which up to the present time afford
the only possible motive for the muir
derous attack on the unfortunate
coachman.
That Carlson was intimidated by
Anderson, who used him as a tool, and
that when the former refused to meet
the exacting demands for money of
Anderson he was killed by the latter,
is the belief of the detectives.
The report Of ]. G. Patterson of 2715
Orchard street that he was held up
by two men and robbed of rs cents
near an alley at Hoover and Twenty
eighth streets at 1855 o'clock Monday
night was made to the detectives yes
terday. Patterson gave a good de-
scription of the men, one of whom, he
said, held a gun to his head while the
other searched him.
He told the officers that both men
were tall and slim and the weapon
held by one of the men was not an
automatic pistol, which was the
weapon used on Carlson.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-17

The Angelus grill has excellent serv-
ice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

Rreoie er anerfienM ION Ell af bore
ppperIigite 6anif.amertfanife 8enne,
ferere, og oct oil iiiftert beffe flor Op-
merfionibe0 beb lin flare, fonciie
6rem1tilltng al BET in~tereslonte 9gm-
ne. Sc ~6anif-amerifmife Solfebei,
ifoler omfattes 10 nrer og mer meo
u0elt SntereSie | bort 6anffe 6olt
/ Mmeritu, ioet Sen Gnnfe itabtg
pofser fig iterfere, at 6isies Opret-
boloelle, Sribiel og 8efst .er en- al
@run0betingelier1e for, at bort Solf
fon beitou iom Nation berobre / bet
f%remneoe> og at giennem 6isIe @foler
Dor l1ng6om beoares for Danlfbeoen
og Mooersmaalet; en- l10bifling ON
bpao Sc fire 6anife Golfebeilfoler fer
opre: CIT &orn, MbIan6,
&c te0 og Danebo6 bar
u6rettet til @abn for SEN folfelige
@epegelie tpr i0erfor puaregne en-
l1Oelt Snteresi e oberalt omfrtng / 6e
Oonife &olonter og Settlementer.
9ettc Mflnit oil blipe oneroroenlig
rigt illl1itreret.
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20 AIa i
Fi&rteonde

CDR. Miles Hj@rte-M iddel har
helbredet nit Hj@rteonde af over
20 Aars Varighed. Jeg val i den
Grad daarlig, at jeg like kunde
passe nit Arbejde, og kunde nae
stem like drage ct fu1dt Aande-
drat uden at besvime eller kve-
les. Lagen meddelte mig, at han
intet kunde udrette for mig; da
begyndte jeg at benytte Hjarte-
Midlet. Jeg vii aldrig glemme
denne Nat. Jeg SOW bedre end
tilforn i mango Maaneder. Jeg
vedblev at blive bedre, indtil jeg
var fuldst@ndig rask."
MRS. LAURA RUSSELL,
9 Logan, Iowa.
Mar observation-disclosures er svag
evner den like at pumpe Blodet
hurtigt nok gjennem Lungerne,
der da like indvinder Diet NOD
vendige Kvantum af lit, end
skj@nt de muligvis forsynes med
tilstrekkelig Luft. Resultatet
oliver Kortaandethed, Kvalmean-
fald, vanskeligt Aandedrat, og
en- trykkende Fornemmelse i Bry-
stet. DR.. Miles Hj@rte-Middel
styrker Hjertenerverne og Musk
lerne, og for@ger paa denne
Made Blodoml@bet.
Faa en- Flaske fra Deres Apo
thicker. Benyt den if@lge Anvis-
ningen, og hvis den like hjelper,
vii han betale Deres Penge til
bage.
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Da. bun tjente Is berrer.
III 3. m. Croker.
(Gortiat).

Seq 10 ON emo 6en1re 2Qtter lite TOM riqtig
fra @i9rtet og lag6e:
~sSeg brp6er mig life en- @n,&le ON @uptein
&orslafes Meninger!" Seq ergreoe mig MI allige>
bel ober, at ban Babbe faI6t mia ct forfer6eliqt
&igeborn. "Ween oct n1aa leg bog iige, at @nptein
Orr gier11e f1n6e babe Ia6et bore at brinqe 6isie
n%otalelier bioere! San nuaa bape peret En- 1lem
@laooerbanf | Sfolen - oct ifal leg Dog peo 2ei-
ligbeo laoe bam pi6e!"
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bam life bape $40 og presie0e BET fun mes flor
Meie no al bom. Seq pil6e egenIig babe bapt
at bioe, bba6 8igrnen me11te ON % ollie, men leg
funoe life foa mere at bioe al ban1. Naturligpis
iferer fan % ale ober en- @am> oq lea %fortaIte
&optein Orr, bpo6 gu bar ioet ON bans Sen, for
at fan life ifal an1e Jig for at bore Sen eneite Sri
tifer ber / @uit."
r@poo bar leg oa iagt? Gorbaabenlig life
noget ilernt," ipurgte leg rne6 b%aagnen6e %SSnteresie.
SIT set forefom 9tg, iom om ban %beitan6ig iogoe
til fig ielp: ~Det er fun Narre, leg ier %onfring
mig!", og at Fan bar en- %inobil6if @ef."
uWfen Sesfe!" iagoe Sonte $40 li6t e%rgerlig.
r9et bar 0og liot for iterft! @6ers Sober bol6er
n1eget al bonr> og oct gier ogiaa Sen gan1le @fob-
rider Sonalo. San er en fortrGffeltg 5fptte> men
ban er noget fleolonn1eltg> get er bHt og ianot> og
bon tager alttng iaa gruelig o%lporligt - ban ifal
baoe peret felt 16e al fig ielo, for0i ri bapoe lat
bans 5tpbler ne6 @aoeforret."
~Sel6igois refer fan / 9oermorgen tilbage til
lin @arniion pe6 @orpbill, og leg toipler poa> ut
ban ioa mart fonu1rer til6age bertil!" ipareoe jeg
o%berlegent, jeg, Ser 2gbet al ii forte Gage og
116en forl109aaen6e, forbere6en6e 6logre1 us al 2or=
ben bar blepe11 til en- ret fef, 11ng .@onunerfugl og
11eppe mere fjenote mig leIp - laa n1eget bar jeg
blepe11 rebe1 1ne0 al min u%itprlige 9ipslplt, mine
iptte1 Nor og al gfsemplets Magt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

H0n0r0nd0 HaarvDxt. Overf0diet
q Haar borttages hurtigt, behageligt, uskade.
list. For Soc / Frimerker eller Money Order
sendes On Pakke med Brugsanvisning. NANCE
AABs ERFAR1Na. RUD. KNUDSEN, Apotheker,
1925 Fifth Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y.
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Uiem College,.
Den Observation-Disclosures ungdon.s
skele Des Meines, Iowa, be9pnoer lin
6oraarstermir 70 unse Meno pg &pinber
ben Is Quarts ($16 for 4 Tiger

wv ~ ~NW$\0 NP1V W. ~0S~
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2anbet, o9 ben, iom er inboanoret.
@fplere uobanner nprbenre 8re1ter / ben
banlfe &irfe" / Nnterifa, faint 2erere % Ser
eri,10er for ben oan1fe Gsr1e1fple.
eSfolen CT ns'ao fpr iaaeanne, Iom lpser
en- alminbelig %uboonnelie eler ubpioere af
&unblfaberne fra sen oanife og amer'fonife
SDltetpIe. 6
9aaliae Tprenrag ppcr bi1tpriife % litte>
rGre @rtner. @poe GisterpGrfer gennemz
leies p9 forflares.
@runbi9 unoerpisning / Gnac!it cs 9auir.
SUIT, Satin, GREET. @ilt0'tc, Waturfag. a.a.
tematiife Sag, Sand Do Wiuii!, 5bning pg
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+. @bmnaitif, 'napel fpr alle @leper Tom for
oalgte Solo. Splgenoe en9el1fe &uriuS:
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Course, First Grade Certificate
Course.
@tore, lpie @arelier. @unb pg goo Soft.
@trio efter &atalos.
Snomelb Ser i goo 9ib.
Benedict r!,7dentoft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

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en- &effc pcl nbbannebc o9 aanocligt
mpSne 1rqc MeierimGnb

til Mmerifa, bbor ser bar go6 8rug
for Sem. Men foru6 for Sem bap6e
%loaOanne Men6 lom S. $. Monro0,
SuliuS' Mol6enbaDer og andre alle=
re0e bun0et ct Mabn lomMeierimen6
og banet @ejen for Sc proftiife pngre
Observation-Disclosures, Ser mart fom
ltort 6lertal og fan6t go6e Mni9ttel=
ler. Gernelt fortelles biogrofiif ON
eli &effe unge Men6, Ser far OPP
nooet &rofeslorpolter poa omerifan=
lfe 2on0brl,gslfoler, bporpoo ser
fortlettes meO Ell u0pifling al Sen
S%n0flp0elie, San ferne bar bopt paa
set omerifanlfe Son iulentpel en.
S 6. &efte
gipes 8iografier al en- &effe Meje=
rimen0, &oniulenter og proftijfe
Meierilter, Ser far punDet Mnieelle
beropre. Mf 6isle fan nepnes @egie=
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g pn6er gaar 5, S a nj e 3
g gren en- og 6 +. 6 or
melt Ii 0 II; e110pi6ere gipeS forte
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opnoaet slnerfjen6elie / oi0ere &rco=
lie lom praftiife Mejerimen0, og,
bpoo ser lom &egel er set iom1ne,
far pu116et &remier og Mnerfjen6el=
Ter poo l1bltil1inger al Meieripro=
buffer, lanumenlignen6e &onfurren=
GER o. lign. Sen Mengoe Mobne og
Nrpmier, joni bil blipe borigt neo=
lfrepne / 9unif=Mmerifonernes &iito=
tie / Bette Mfinit, er / Gonobeo I'M
-p%onerenoe og bier, at 9onl ferne fife
bar lepet forgi9bes / Mmerifa, oq at
Sc far ubaaret Stene" til Set ameri=
fanlfe 2on6br11gs @l1s, iom bor boo=
Sc gipet 8pgningen 6orm og giort
Sen iiffer.
Mfoelingen oil blipe 1l11ttet mes
Siografier al nogle banife Meno,
Ser bar naaet trent / fgrite &Gffe /
Set Dioenifabelige 2an6brug.
S 6. og Z. @efte pil foru6en set
open ~paapege0e ogioa Mfinittet ON
g oanif-amcrifmifc Tolfebpjifolcr
fremfomne. 0ette er u6arbeioet al
Naitor ST.. gitergaar0, Ser 10 bioe
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: y orbIsfet1 mep gorf::

ges, at 8egpn6elien er be6re emf
GortiaHelien. Me6 &enipn til uDan'
ite / Mmertfa" er BET ompen6te Til.
felbet. so e 8 bbert&et e,
5 t 0 NJ NJ e +, b I b e +
@erfet fta6ig mere a
e g ufces.
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faler ri bore 2eiere at tegne Mbon.
nement pna bette @erf."
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% | a 5 u, Gergus Sails, minn.,
(norf): u6emte Sefte af bette FL
itoriif rationale B%ragtperf ct nh no-
fommet, os 6erme6 er en- Ereoie6el
al @erfet fer6igt. 9 e e r /
Sun6be6 ct ber6iful6t
9 e r +, iom Daniferne bor faar
Jig ioa mutt tilrettelaet og tlluitre>
ret, og De bur6e fire fig Mnlebnin>
gen til at ifaffe Jig bet nu."
~ Sib", Minneapolis>
Minn., (norf): n S M t e s e f.
t e itaar me6 &eniDn paa l16ftpr,
8illeoer etc. beltuo pna &bi6e' me6
Sc tibligere u6fomne. Mlle Mfban6.
lingerne / bette &efte er pelifrepne>
in6ebol0er meget iom bill bore NIT
for Sc ffelte, og oil blipe e t
me6 SntereSe al a11e
biitoriif Interested e
Sc nn6tnobe
80 inmeapplis Si6en=
Minneapolis, @inn., (aoriD:
Set er / San6be6 ct er=
fet biitoriif @erf, iom
Sc 9anife / Mnrerifa bol0er paa me6.
:.... .Mfinittet ONT ~Danife / Nme-
rifa 1S00-1940" CT laa rigt poa
perionolbiitoriife O%plpsninger fra ct
Si6srl1m> Ser bi6til bar ligget iom /
Saage at Set oil 1eies me6 Snteresle
al 9anife ioabel iom Mor1fe."
9ecprab ten",
9ecorob, So., (norif): ~slf bette for
trtnltge @9rf, Ser u09ibes al g..
&asmusien H11b. &c., bar Ri mo6ta-
get Ste @efte. ......D ct 6rif@
t ice S or1ag pil e s
bette n5fgr1ige 9 e
lire ig ct pori g t
so tn6e blan6t Sc Dan'<
re / Mmerifa."
5 E IT, II, &ocine, @is.,
bar / lit Gunner for Mpril fglgen6e
iaglige og treffenoe Mnmel6elie om
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2an0smen0, bbis 2ip og @ierning
iatte Spor beroDre, og for ben Ser
fan leie mellem 2inierne / 6isl e fort
fatte0e @fil6ringer, tegner oct bele
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omerifanif @ilits= @aptein, S6rer al
en- @fspeOition, tro6ien6e 30emarfer,
GilooDr og &il6e, le0en6e fine Tolf
fra @isiouri til @olumbtaflooens
Munoing ODER 8iergpas og &lpfter,
oper 9rfener og Mfgrun6e. @runo=
logger al CALIFORNIA; fgrite Mpbpg0
oip. @iitoriferen &oitor Sig bar
/ Narenes 2gb u6fert ct Mrbei0e, ser,
- bpiS ban bab6e lepet / 9onmarf-
bil0e bape %in6brugt bam I t
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uogifter al lit flittige og in6iigtsfltl=
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the 9eltagere / Ben Itterere eller
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&egel lelD maa betale for Sorngiel=
len og bore gla6 til, ONT fam life oben
/ &igbet bltper ifambugget al en- eller
onoen baanen6e &atugle.
~@or0en"s gamle @enner, 0perle=
fret9rerne @offenbla6 / Chicago oq
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rer,, heller life iii SOMA % SrIinois
foroi Ser mangler Sfop, &limuet e.
uiunbt og Der fun er faa Noroboer
vDette lille Sriberts SfriH," 1ige1
8rof. Big ONT oct, vfortiente at op'
trpftes poo ny font ct Mtn6efrift ON
Sen 6anife l1opon6rings &iitorte."
S iama11e GRAB iom Mfinittet ON
wben Gl6re Sio" fremniler en- @rin1,
mel at iaa operor6enlig i~nteresiante
biitoriite 0ota fra bore Se6res Sin
90 &irfe lom &ionerer berobre / 6e
1oun0ne Mnrbu116reber, maa Seer
tets 20en DeI ON
@amif= Mmcrifmcrncs Sit pg @irf=
iombeb paa forifjclli9e Om=
raaber
1igeS at tegne ct farafteriltilf biitoriif
8illebe om 9anlfernes Ger6 / Mme=
rifa, Ser bog / biltorif Si6sfglge
rpffcr % laa 11Gr in6 paa 2ipet, at
Set / aft Doe e11ligt bliber ct Stpffe
Nutibsbiltorie e, ser font
l1er til at ipenbe pber alle tenfelige
Setter, bpor 0anife / Mmerifa /
Slititutioner, Samfl1no, Sore1inger
pg iom grfeltmnn6 bor giort Jig
gjGloen6e. 81 bar / Sc u0fomne fem
Setter at &erfet lplt og bert ON laa
forlfielligartebe Mflnit iom
l.. 0onlf Ml1iif og 6onife Muii-
fere / Mnrerifn. \
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3. Gen %forene0e San fe, ep.=l11tb.
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s(merifu.
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ties Set ltore og rigbplDige s(flnit ON
9anifc / amcrifanif 2%anbbrne pg
Mcjeri,
ipnr pil blipe ofiluttet / 6. @efte. S
Denne Slfbeliug fortGlles ON set Or
bperpsfelt fer / 2mn0et, poa bnilfet
Sc 0onife lom Mation u0en Mo6iigel=
ie bar gjort beres Sn6flp6elie melt
gieloen6e. S Sr0le0ningen / 5. @ef=
te paabil lee, Dporle0es Sc 0unif es Mn=
leg for Meieriorift er blepel1 u6pif=
let al Si0sforboloene / &iemlanoet.
Sen itore Golfeoplpsning giennem
9ei= og 9anobrngsifoler u0pifle6e
Sen froftige Sntelligens, iom er en-
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mart / Slutningen al li61te Marb1t11=
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BUTTON bleb 2an0brugets @opeoleb.
Ger fom 1on1ti6ig en- goo 5tgtte for
Bette frem pe0 &t6enlfabsmer6, JONI
uOeluffen6e faite0e Jig ODER 2an6=
brugs= og Meieribi6enlfab 5aale0es
fom
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-20

Particularly good is he in his last i'm
personation that of the has been
Shakespearean actor.
The Billy Elwood company, the last
on the bill, is the only touch needed to
make the show what it is. The com
pany'' is carried to give Elwood an ex-
cuse to draw his pictures. But what
ever the excuse, it is pardonable as
long as he does draw those pictures.
He is a clever chalk and paper artist
and his pictures are mighty good. I'm
til the last half dozen lines are drawn.
the audience is kept wondering what
the picture will be. Sometimes he
draws them upside down, again side
ways. but always they are clever. Per-
haps his best last night were "Ameri-
ca marine view, winter scene and
a pickaninny eating watermelon. He
also illustrates a song while the lady
Of his act sings. A lad, who is the
third of the company, has good voice
and sings well.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-20
A SHORTER WAY TO CHANGE
CONSTITUTION.

Though the senate passed unani
mously the resolution to submit a
constitutional amendment authorizing
an income tax, few people believe in
the sincerity of the movement. The
house will probably pass the same res
olution, though there begins to be
question of the right of the senate to
originate a measure whose only puE-
pose is to raise revenue.
Probably that objection will be re-
served to attack the constitutionality
of the amendment if it should ever
be ratified by three fourths of the
states. 1t is not extremely likely
that it will eve' be so ratified Taking
together the states frankly controlled
by wealth, those which want q mon
opoly of taxing it and those whose
legislatures are accustomed to do as it
bids them. it should be far easier to
get II states against the income tax
than it was to get five supreme court
judges.
Even if the amendment should be
ratified, the process will be slow.
There have been few amendments to
the constitution. None was COM
pleted in much less than a year and
one took four years. In those times
legislatures met oftener. Now most
sessions are biennial and some quad
some not until 1912 Special sessions
are not likely to be called for this
purpose.
But there is shorter way to amend
the constitution. A large majority of
the st2tes-We have forgotten the
number-have passed resolutions in
favor of a constitutional convention. If
few more were to initiate them. such
a convention would meet automati-
| cally without the intervention of con-
| st'ess. 1t would consider other
amendments to the constitution as
"Sil as lIleAl duluOTlZlHS an income
! tax
! The legislatures which have passed
resolutions asking for a convention
did so in favor of popular election OF
senators. If a convention were to sub
NIT that as well as the income tax
amendment, the senate, which thinks
1t has lodged the latter so cleverly
would be hoist by its own petard.:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-20

Indignation, the gluten, or some other
substance in the straw going to form
road bed that cannot be affected
with a wagon wheel.
Mr.. Winans explained the system of
taxation of vehicles in the European
countries, the tax being levied in pro-
portion to the width of the tires. He
is Of the belief that, in View of the
fact that they tear up, rather than
pack, the roads, automobiles should be
taxed many times more than other
vehicles that are really a benefit to
road. Above all things, he urged
the necessity of building with
view to their permanency; the ne
cessity of building for the future.