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New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Trading was IN light volume On the Consoltdated
EyehszgE In the early afternoon there was a
snsrp upTard movement, in the course OF which
several Of the leading issues touched slightly
hifhsr ur!ces FOR the day than recorded on the
stock Exchange The high prices Of Union Pacific
sr6 Southern Pacific 17s-s and IL e respective
y were however. beth an slghth Of point under
+he HIGHS Of tbs other exchange In the closing
hst hour IF business there was q general sVash.
in which Copper was one Of the leaders. The
heevy selling OF that stock BY : leading com
mission house attracted special attention. The
Rouse IN question sold 1000 shares IN single
block a. about the starting OF the decline On
e-ally slightly lower. compared with the other
board. Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05

C0IT0N-After an early advance to-day's cotton
market weakeHe5 close barely ct
decline cf 2d3 points The market opened 3 points
higher and sold 20 points higher during the early
session better cables expected private reports Of
better Manchester business. continued talk q steadeF
spot situation early fer dry weather IN
the Southwest This advance carried May eoAuacts -
points above week. ans eElteI-ly
heavy realizing Selling also encouraged
BY p-lvaJe wires Chicago saying that II sen
erall- Indications q TalH
twenty-four while IL also looked
though cf leading spot houses we're Tedcns
their lines At rate offerings became heaNy and re
decline checked until Msy sod a. So. or =
down from morning The close vas
within point o: the lowest The movement .
running last wsek out exports are
showing ~ ana the increased receipts to
ait Of improved spot demand. are
BY indicating The ass!stanae ot IFet-y
for Aaycn shipments p4Ft Fti'A
may been provided for by so1iHefn sa!IPlrs
The demand from domestic mills Is sald 20 % Nel .sht
sroI oilers Boston and FroFdence aio To-
DAY ca rot even counter bids slcA as might nave
been sxreres had merely that the ohers were
considered too high and the mills disposed % 90
business Under parity with southern inas@ets ne
buIlisA Interest H7i dcutv IN re-Ylrs me
market whenever a snort interest Increases
5e range cf contract prices the local r'srkst to
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
orHER MARkETs-RY TELEeRAPN.

,-.to,o, March A--CATTLE-Recepts estimated at
$500 head. market steady 20 str9he ss bi,s "a a.
sz5oaS IS go HoGs-Receip5s estimated a. - 20 GOO %
se - bUtrhers So 65 10 light mixed 552g 80 90
ciolce tight SO 500 SO so packing 80 % q 90 92 ps'
i~.s eytin.ated - 200 head: market seauy 70 ~
loser, sheep. SO 21g So. lambs So@> So Sea''4'S7
p Pon q. Ci,- March 4-cATTLE-Receipts. .. 700
,,AaS includins 300 Scutherns market steady Top
cb.re export dressed beef steers go l91 20 - 20
:. s.5 feeders 50 50m SO 35. Southern steers
q "a II SO - Southern cows SSdS5 NAIVE CO..
- "a native hefers 50 40 sc 25 bulls So 3oaS4 10
fs+ 5y zoe lower closed strong; TOP 81 No BULK 81
SaIcs Sc % q Sc % heaHy 50 3"H 50 % "a
epte!!sFs sg ~ - % Recsipts mead. market
20. yehrnes. :" tonS' P+Llits'
s5J q 90. er:es. 81 J09s5 So si9c@ers ana ''e4'
ssiartnnan March -HoGs--Reraipt' @ss4 hsaa @
market sesdy ana 3Gioc hisnsr ouGiGTs "4 receipts
SIS head: msrke; steady 70 stTong lar - 900 =,
S5asS- cdrTrou s. T5mss 20 S.tEEP--ltecssip.. s.@
head market sfea3y s2q$5 q; lambs seaay d" 20
- 1:ss. RyHao .fare, 4CATTLE-SIarket frEa: Irl,n9
recr4 sC4sG -. VEALS- tieCeItg go nfa3 - ZOO
head MARIE active cnl -al5c higher . he9.g si ,
s7Gs7 ~ voike1T 81 sJdS7 Digs. So tsn 81 3It;Jso
81 sGsG 20 - 25pS' dsir'es 50 1Sgt' To sheen
AND AMI:s-ReceIps q 40a lead msrE@s soy. fs A.
stesdv lambs opened stesfr and eicSed '4i'c '0"'f "
flso- eo~. ards plttsburz sfer-h -, <;
,s iizbt stead. choice So 501Sd r.; prime $3.50 -,
r-e ,vttrs - sosG cuiIs ard common 8 -35S9 - 10
aGJrs 81 -04ks: VEAL CALVES. s99f2 80 stto22gs7 t2gs7
iseeststs isht actfre hlghrr rime ,c ~ iie;,t
mediums 81 9n9tG ~; hoiey foTseTs - ga <hr So "a
Y,rle;s So ~ &c 90 !laa 50 ooa % -'' ''us'''
&C. - - 5 March
g. ie.4al e asr Nasso s. .. o .ofef Sc 30 .2 10 ;
= p. rejected, 9. 15. TIMorHf-FIiras' 10''
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

london March 4-The weekly return OF the
ss.k ot England shors the following changes:
Torsl reserve decreased 1000, circulation in
r-ssse6 sz05oa0- bullion increased sS35o00 other
securities decreased SI177.00o; other deposits de-
c-ssssd ass. .0oo; public deposits increased 81
so oea: government securities increased $4,000
The propo-t!on % the banks reserve 10 liabilities
Is nov zES0 Per cent. against 4S-I0 per cent last
ussk xad compares with 4 decline from 533s per
cert 70 zs1E per cent IN this week last year The
-ye o. eiscount IS unchanged at Per cent
pz-sf March 4.-The weekly return Of the Bank
n F-zncs shows tae following changes Gold on
hs.d decreased J., 7,o5n, 600 francs. and silver on
h,r5 increased e 600 francs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05

FTHHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
rector church wardens and vestrymen OF Trinity
Church city OF New York, Mary D. Butler Dana.
Richard Cooper. Kate s. Cely Trevlian George F. But
terworth. individually and OF the viii Of
Kate T. Welmau. deceased; Edward J. Haucy. John
CadwaIader and Edward J. Hancy, OF the
VIII and testament of Eleanor F Strong deceased
Mary Cadwalader Jones. Georgans Peters. Lucy w
Baxter Constance Borland. Maud Rves smith. Flo=-
ence Wright Mary Alcock Hospital Book and News
paper ST Marys Free Hospital for Children.
New York skin and Cancer Hospital, Young Worlens
Christian Association, Albine Wolff Helen Leavitt.
Society OF New York hospital, Children's Aid Society
Of New York, and to all persons interested in the
estate Of Charles e late the County Of
York deceased. creditors. lesatees next Of
otherwise. send greeting: You and each Of are
hereby cited required personally aud appear
before Surrogate OF the County OF New York, at
Records in the county Of New York. the Goth
April. 1e0e at halfpast o'clock in the fore
OF that day then and there 20 attend judicial
settlement the OF proceedings Of George r
Butterworth Trustee under the last VIII and TeSs
of said deceased. and such OF hereby
cited under the Of twenty-one years are re-
quired appear by guardian, II You have
II you have none. to appear and apply for b9
appointed in OF your gect failure
So guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
represent and for you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof, have caused tbs Seal OF
70 be hereunto affixed witness. Hon ABNER
TSeal1 c. THOMAS Surrogate OF our said County
the County OF New York. the 9th day OF
February, in the year OF Lord thousand nins
hundred and DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the SurrOgates' Court
40 wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
Proposals.

DROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BUREAU
L Of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department. Wash
Insron D. C until 10 O'Clock a March g. 1903. ard
publicly opened Immediately thereafter 70 tuEnts az tns
follows: Sch S46- Purnps-Seh s4S: Firuishtns ard
Iean-toSch- 800 Generator SetS-Scn-
0ST. Norors--Sch Laundry nachinsry--Sch- eoST
Lamp sockets rubberSh 962 Brass, bronze and steel
tIb{r. drawers hard~
ware powdered aluminium. bronze liquid. iron Pipe 81
tings tracing cloth-Sch Sos: StstOuerySch go Po-
tato peelars. meat choppersSch SIS; Circular
lenses chec nuts. steel Applications Tor proposals saod
schedules desired by number Blank pro
posas VIII furnished application 70 the navy peT
oHcs New York y Y, OF the Bureau E. B. BOG
FRS Payu,aster-(Tsns-ai L. = y. 2-20-O9
nUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE WEST POINT. y 2.
II Nar.h tripliCata.
t~t n the usual conditions VIII be received az this
ca until Il o'clock aoon. March 10. 1909. for furnish
S and Installing electrical distributing and
iighting sor the Cadet Camp. as per drawings
s} Snscircations ia Office Proposals frora
$.~+,ra-z ~ electrical cable only considered Tns
I1,fte6 states right reject
III n-op,sals Forms furnished upon application
t5is oesce Address Cuarternastsr. West Point. y 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05

METALs-TIN-The London tin market was higher
si81 lis 3D. he local market quiet but hsher IN
6ynPathy With the adyanGs ab5oad spot 6ss 9Io9e
15s London, but futures were little l9wer . at
quoted at 12s7 12tsc eectEoytiS at 126o912 80
at sfS Is Sd in London Locally market dull.
at sPLTF1R declined to "a Los m T715c 5s
locally. IRON unchanged, at 4!s for Cleveland waI
locally With No f5undry Northern quoted $6@sls 75
Pne 4[ 5e[ pig va a'H dn III and Unchanged with reg
uIars quoted s14 so bid March S1S 90 asked April
SlS MGoiAsss 81 a SO ASD ahS s3ls fS
but quiet quotations follow MoIAssEs NeT 95Iss9s 55ss9
6g 6gfuss S6 S92G Sew Orleans open kettle 2s942o
sYRGPs. e6uon 1sg17e fai; i6s2oo; good. 1922;
@ s = .So5g %o ns~ sdis
500 bbis Of july at 59Iq5sa ana 400 bbs September
at eoI96c Lnseed oil continues very quiet 50 far as
fs9Sa business Is Is e strong Du stastica position Of
market for seed Refined pe5r2eum vas & Sncnsgea Me- hulk
SG York Ia s5d Phladsiph So water white
e45c water whtts SSss5 HeT foISi Crude e 2eo
prime summer ys9Tii a 'pf Ma Ssas Zoe Juiy $50
S96o septenber 59Sa6o; october, 57eg5s1e OF sun
sF sGg yeS~ 56s pTS Ma5sn whs Sc % Dro winter
raw, 56g57c out-of-town raw 55956oi Calcutta raw
75c. LARD OIL, 7ee. -.su., .,,..- VA. 1rro.r.
with fairly good demand Federal and warner quotes
4SSG S3o ne Tofhers SOC ana american and Howell
455c, The following prices are less SC and 5c per
discounts whatever: crystal donlInos e. Eagle tab
lets 69sc; cut loaf 545c; crushed, 5S5c; mould A.
Sc cubes I,sf.9 Eag5s sc XX powdersd 4soc
powdered and powdered 47oc; fTuit po"oeereo
and Eagle and extra me granuatedn ~ 4S3c:
G9ss 69 g5d 2o SaTt2nf B 6ss. % no de- s90o 5 bags
lob bags do soc and so 10 bags do 47oc; Esgle
Are or standard granulated and diamond A. H62c;
confectioners' A 445c 20 / 44oc 10 a-59c iIoo Ico
No s. 4o5c: No ., 4c: No 70: 8.e5o: 10 IL Ssoe; No
II S s5c Nos I3 and II. S.s0c Nos IS and 10. 5sOo
Withdrawn The London market for beet sugar was
81 and May los AID. The worlds visible supply
is S.e8oooo tons. The lOc2. market foE raw :ussr
haneed Duty paid rates at the close were quot
e9vado So test: $25}s q s.27c and Tnoassss sugar
so 29s = n 02c Cost and freight sugars were
sugars specuator 7l6c basis ss eost and
freight and also 10000 bags last April shipment at
sugars Tor shipnnent about March 90 at a private
price. but supposed to be equal TO 77o duty paid
PRoyIsIONS-opening trihe lower, the provision
later sold Of again under offerings from pa csrs and
closed barely 5jsady Tot9 Wes5sTp 66 Sr1iTas Ss 66e
and Chicago % 900. with so 00o expected on Friday.
PoRK-stesdy. Quoted Ness ST I5a aSIs rs; family.
s5:aay@- Quoted. Ness SO 5o9slI. family. sise
A3 so Daskg sl4gSI5 SO sxtFa ai Jndis mess s2ss
.e ls6 H. Sc: 9s6 l. Sc 40 H. eo pigs sac
ham, steady ouoed o. as aiote % a TA4IowSIst fske4
Middle western 10 u = io2oc CITY lard quiet Quot
- csc Reaned lard steady quoted: South Amer
69.NDDI GsaotsS; - =, e
Nth eaoG demand. whe OFFERINGS light. Quota
tions to.lo" s.-eenings rs g3@e; oTdt1ary, - @
5is 5%c. choice. 6d6Nc; head. Japan 9ii tc Pat
rh and Siam 5@d+. Java $40; Rangoon. ~ @ SC.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
Notice Of Summons.

\ 7. SUPREME coURT. NEW I9zK M -S cogNTEI 5S1'5.,;
Art Association eesirs6 n
are hereby Summoned ths Complaint IN thL$ se
t9n ana 70 n IN twenty days after tha service
his simmons exclusive OF q service. ana IN eass
Of you- failure appear ansvsr Judgment VII %
ta5a against you By default for the rssf demanded IN
dated January 2sth. 1908. ...---- -.
cfcs ft Adirsss and once. No 100 Broadway. Man-
70 S1ssn rss .6Sys named Defendant: The forssoas
mons served upon you b. Puoeaf2n paFsHaas % an
@ CREE Go1t Of the STATE Of New Tor dated February
s and 2 q s9a & a n the the 5y q S S1 4@ 7 z n
Borough Of MsahaI.9n Gy sF ana SssSS @ g s"
DECKER ALLEN s SIoRsI At59TIeys tor 9ss.Ssitss; 9ssss
q 9fsS S.aSat.ss aRa a2s' [Se eS a q Ns YORK
SUFREME GoTRT a8E a plaiHtis azanss
and Pauline Perlman his We MeyeT '2I 49, a. ,,1
Ssur bis wife. Margaret Graham Asxandsr sgiro'
Leo Frank as Trustee OF aAs.s 81.
Z SI!3a gnSe- the Last WIN and Testament ot Isras
fSs STATE Bank David J Dannat and Charles z Pei
Ian. 5Edan PehaE Bay cheInicaI Copany George Abss
John H Aessl % aaa aeAT and sty1s q A5es Broiers
Taxisins Iron Works. BeHjanin Sci and Leon LaaEo-
W.T. Co-partners DOING business under the nm rans
ana SIZE % ? -,Tpsny Frank wsIden Nathan Rsssr
and Jacob Klein. Fred s Schunaana Max LSvenktn1'
and NatRan David Fosenfeld Benjamin Fried
mar Joseph H PeiseT Morris h2t5 FsT529aa I , MlI
Ysrob Friedman, Louis BerzTnulleT Itein5tsh W ess
80 Johr Doe Jane Doe. Richard Roe aud Mary Rps
,La safd names John Doe Jane Doe. Richard Ros ara
49, o- bsinE fictitious their true names being
oy- 20 plainfffs who sued herein as tenants
nr.rIses described In the complaint herein DE-
- a.. 1-SuInuons-Trial desired N
m County Of New YORK
~ tbs above named defendants
.rs herebv summoned answer the complaint
q, tSts acton and a % your anSver
~ stto-neys plaintiffs at their once. 10. -
y1sI street. Borough OF Manhattan. n the City oc
80 yo- within twenty days after tbs services of this
S-ons exclusive the day OF servtcss and n casa
- to- faiITrs 10 appear answer judgment viii -
saxon against yoC BY default FOR ths relief demanded
the complaint
RTTCF WOODFORD. BOVEE & BUTCHER
fo plaintiffs and Post once address.
II wall street Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
N /.
T, the defendant, Margaret Graham: -he foregoing
E1nnrnons IL served upon By publication pursuant
- a. orysr ~ the For NJ warIey PlatZsk of ths
justices OF the Supreme Court OF the State Of New
the comp the ONES oc tire Clerk or ere County
~ NsV york AZ the County Court House. IN this
borough OF Manhattan, the CITY. County ard stats
81 New York. DAY. the original OF which
such complaint fled n the ofcs OF the said clerk
on the 21st day OF December, 1905
Dated February lS. 1903.
RTTCH WOODFORD. BOVEE & BCrcHER
Attorneys for Plaintiffs Once and Post Ocs Address,
Is Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan. New Nerk
City " 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND Foreign TEACHERS AGENrK.
Teachers. Tutors. GOvernesssA etc.,
10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs M. J. YOCNG-FULTON. - Union square
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a Tns tribune received their Uptown once. No
1884 Broadwsy herwesn 35th 81 and 5Ith a.. until
o~loex Advertisements received ths following
Srsnch ofsces at regular until coSk
VI 264 sth ave- Esd st; 153 eth ave-. cor
fsrh AZ lO4 East l4th st; West 42d bec1sen
TtS ard sth axes: 2S3 West 18th at: t0sS ID av@s
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
Citation.


YTyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
i BY the Grace of God free and Independent. TO
rector church wardens and vestrynen OF Trinity
Church OF the City OF Eew York Mary D Butler Dana
Richard Cooper. Kate $ Cely Trevlian George 2 But
GeorEans Peters. Lucy ". Baxter. Constance Borand
Maud Rves Smith. Florence Wright Mary Alcock
and Newspapers Society, St Narys Free
Hospital for Children York skin and Cancsr Hos
pitai Young Wonea's Christian Association. Albins
wolT. Helen Leavirt Society OF New York Hospital
Sociatv OF New York and 10 all persons
the estate OF Kate f Weian late Of the
County New York deceased, creditors, legatess
Of kin otherwise send greeting: You and each
you hereby cited and required personally 10 5s
and appear before our Surrogate OF the Coun ot New
York the Surrogaes Court OF said County held at
Records, in the County OF New York. the
2Oth day April. 1909. half-past O'Clock
day. then and there 10 attend tudt
cal the OF proceedings OF George
Butterworth Executor OF the Last VIII and Tesla
ulent said deceased and such OF You hereby
cited as are under the OF twenty-one years
oured 10 appear BY your guardian II you have
II you 20 appear and apply for one TO be
appointed IN the event Of neglect failure
o SO. guardian viii be appointed hy the Surro
gate represent and act for you in the proceedHs
the Surrogates Court OF the said County Of New
10 be bereunto affixed Witness. Hon ABNER
c. THOMAS. a Surrogate said County.
at the County Of New York. the 27th day OF
February in the year OF our Lord thousand nine
hundred and nine DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
Clerk OF the SurrogateS
STRONG 4 CADwALADER, Attorneys for Executor.
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05

feeding. u 2974c c New York BUCKwHEAT-
New York state quoted. CSC nominal
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,

,s5 by Charles d Barney & Co. No. 70 Broad st.
=. IL. 70 100 south an St. Phi!adelphial
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
Instruction.
STIIDY LAW AT HOME
CYC INSTITUTE OF LAW,
an so WALL 81

stanforl Conn IS tutoring N eolsge enTance requlr
ments ITS long experience in Individual instructi
will enable young men TO save time
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05
NEW YORK CENTRAL INNS.

The revenues. expenses and operating income Of
the Ysrlous lines in the New York Central system
for the month Of January follow.
These statements are compiled according to the
Interstate Commerce Commission classification and
differ from those reported under the old form of
accounting. consequently q two years comparison
only Is available, the figures for 1908 having been
revised 10 conform TO the new classifCations:
EnRE- g E5r-nsaN
New-York tribune., 1909-03-05

TOTAL ALL LINES.
os. earnings Sle531 s3s $50 ,e22 Inc t1442o oio
1I e, ana r5 oa.sde o u sseess 12527oa1 Inc 2a5 5e7
es-,,,rr income sSei4o5o 81 5e2 53I Inc 81 os2 41e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02
BEN WEIGH IS A BIC
HIT At THE ORPHEUM
~ EDDIE soYoEn.

For six laps this bill In as good
as six alps of the sparkling stuff
or a scoop Of Moseiblucmchen.
And idg
Bum weather cut into the gate
receipts last night. but those who
blew into Boss Refers Big nalli.
wick tumnlted az tlmes For it Is
really an ohsogood outlay.
With a solitary exception.
Harklng back over a harvest Of
Hot Ones. II Is difficult TO get any.
thlng on one BENJAMIN WEIGH.
Accept this as the plain. unvar.
nished: Bonnie il the Consider.
able Clamog u shis little party.
Tie no he-Penciope he docant un.
faSei what he weaves.
And when he filters to the flies
he leaves behind a finished piece
Of work over which Everybody
EfEervesced. And rightly. For a.
WEIGH kicked the tar out of d.
Care and installed Mr.. l. Aughter
In bis place. Muchly to the Eiee
Of half filled grandssAnd and a
few blcarherites This Il Bens
second visit to Seattle since the
town was orpheumized and he sure
IL a wcli-luhricnted little repeater
Benjamin returns with his display
OF Joy goods and a flock % fresh
parodies- II should be- sufficient
To say that Ben WeIeh ~ himself
He's the Real Roar OF the Round.
up.
The hyperboiic announcement,
anent Patrice as per program
seems 10 be somewhat overdrawu.
She, Together with Charles Hutch.
inson and w. H. Crawford, do II
In a sketch they call THE Lobby.
ist. AZ a sketch. The Lobbyist
failed to pass the last night legls-
lature. Patrice herself apparently
II pleased with brains. but that
sketch doesn't allow her a chance
TO deliver.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Emmett left
their 10000 hut to jump into the
breach left by the Misses Ethel and
Emma Hopkins. who were called
home from Spokane by the death
u their father In ST. Louis. The
Emmett twain are blownsin.the.
bottle sourdoughs Of Seattle. and
they provided good entertainment
yester eve via ventriloquiam and
music.
Chasalno should be regular
Bruin with the youngsters because
Of his shadowgrRph animals. birds
and humaE heads. His digiial dex.
terity ID most clever.
John r. Hymer and n party OF 10
bat up 4 musical trayesty. the
scene Of which II supposed 10 be
laid In Hades. tHades IL q good
word-not nearly 80 blunt az He'll.
a number OF little devils sing and
dance with taste. Mr. Hymer him.
self slips into the neither regions
as a Smoke fresh from earth. The
sketch liz quite novel.
Vittoria and Glorgetta. who open
the show with an okay line Of hand
balancing. deserve a better spot
on the bill. Nothing quite like
their work has been on tap here
before.
The three Duffin boys Herbert.
George and Ray-with William
Redclay put on the lid with aerial
acrobatics.
Nolens volens. you'll MUNICH
most OF the menu. and In some In.
stances insist on n second service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02
PROSECUTIONS ARE WORTH WHILE
IF NOBODY GOES TO JAIL"
SAYS HENEY

THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO
STOP CRIME" SAN FRAN.
CISCO PROSECUTOR TELLS
olLsoN GARDNER. ZONE rs
TO GET PRISON SENTENCES
FOR CRIMINALS. AND THE
OTHER rs TO MAKE THE Is.
GAPING or PRISON SEN.
FENCES so COSTLY THAT
CRIMINALS WILL FIND IT
CHEAPER TO BIZ HONEST
THAN TO ATTEMPT TO IN.
CREASE RICHES THROUGH
CRIME"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02

San FRANCISCO, Nov. a.
Whatever others may think as %
the useful results OF the san Fran.
cisco graft prosecutions. find
there IL no doubt In the mind OF
Francis J Honey az 70 the value
Of continuing the prosecutions.
Even II the hribcra do not go to
jail, and there serve out their sen.
fences. Mr.. hleney feels that the
prosecutions viii be Justified.
In the course Of long talk with
the famous prosecutor who IN now
In the midst Of bitter fight As a
candidate for the office OF district
attorney, ! had asked him what he
felt "a TO the general outlook.
Well" he replied. you sec what
We are doing Out every night
talking 70 the people"
And do they set the pointg'
mo doubt about u. is's aim.
pie. N I'm elected the graft
prosecutions 90 on; II Flekers,
the ether candidate, 10 elected,
they stop"
You believe a majority Of the
people want the prosecutions 10
no on"
= do The people on the whole
are both Intelligent and honest
Some are mialed some are IN.
nucnced by the papers Ia the pa
of the hisherups But on the
whole the people want equality be-.
fore the law. and viii vote 10 have
the work 10 on.
but II. BY any chance. you fall
10 VIM"
That ends the prosecutions. The
remaining cases will all be wiped
from the books, But don't anticl.
pate such n result"
Suppose the work goes on: do
you believe you can finally land
Calhoun and the rest behind the
barn7"
there"
Considering all there IL To meet
fixed Jurica. the attitude OF an
appellate and supreme court dom
mated By the Southern Pacific rail-.
road--consideFing everything. do
you hope 20 make the punishment
finally stickT"
10 answer 20 that question
! can only cay that there are
two ways 10 step crime. One IA
70 get ecnvictlona and peaItsn.
tiary sentences fer those who
break the ls.. and the ether Ia
10 make u 90 costly for thone
~ho are engaged In fiqhslna
or the penalties Of the ia~
that they will eonciuoe that IA
10 cheaper 10 follow the paths
Of honesty"
Mr.. Honey Illustrated with rem.
iniacenee OF his experience in Arl.
xona.
When ] was chosen prosecutor
there. he said. ~ was a felony tn
steal a calf but calf stealing Went
on all the time Calvea we're not
worth very much. and the ordinary
jury would not send a man TO the
peniieniiary on such a charge, 80
we got the Laws amended so as 10
make calf stealing a mlsdemenuor
punishable BY sentence 10 the
county jail. Then We prosecuted
every case With aHch yiKor that II
cost man about $3.50 TO oscape the
consequences Of his crime
And you are now engaged IN
penalizing the alleged bribc giving
operations OF such men az Patrick
Calhoun
Precisely. Il costs money To
run daily papers. Il costs money to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02

a juggling sea lion that balances
a ball on It's nose as Il rides a
swiftly trotting pony around the
stage Is the feature of the Pan.
tageB' bill this week
a human juggler Of no mean
ability Is w. s. Harvey, who car
ries a fun aized bed around on his
chin Swift and Casey do a mus.
zeal turn with odd musical instru-
meHts
Jarvis. Mann and Jurenda. two
men and a girl, do some excellent
singing. eileen Butt IL a Hebrew
humorist who IL quite funny.
Golden. Ardith and Ardmore pull
off O comic boxing bout which wins
the laughs and the applause. The
pictures are good and the song IL
well handled by Helen Love.