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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
YAKIMA
AT FAIR

hAlNuh n hNilHfi
Fully thousand citizens Of The
great Irrigated valley Of tie Yakima
spent today. yakima County day ne
the A.-Y.-P exposition. enjoying tho
big fnif and impreaalng their slogan
IN the people Of Seattle and the
other fair visitors II seattle already
know that yakima ~ good. BY to-
night she viii be- Inclined TO believe
that Yakima Il beiteff
Tho excursion from North Yakima
arrived last evening. 800 strong, with
Naglo'a juvenile band Residents
II the Yakima valley have boon
pouring IN on Northern Pacific
trains all day This morning thoy
pafaded tho fair grounds aud at
tended a reception at tho pretty
little Yakima County building,
who're President Chllbsre welcomed
them, aHd a number II little nd-
dresses we're made. with a Response
for Yakima county By Mr.. Granville
I.awth0r.
Meanwhile tho boys band went
down 10 Pioneer square and attract.
ID lot Of attention BY its excellent
program there. Ths band viii TO-
main here three days. playing daily
at tho exposition
The Yakima County building has
been whipped into shape by Com
missioner J. Hnnaxe. and was COM
pleio In every detail Tor tho lnapoc-
tinn II tho Yakima Visitors today
Mr. Iiaasze was Handicapped BY the
late completion of tho building ani
the delay In exhibits arriving, but
managed 10 get everything In place
On time.
Tho display u tho products of the
great fruit valley IL complete and
very tempting 10 the eye. besides
a biz crowd from North Yakima
the other towns Of the valley are
we'll represented hero today. dele
cations coming from sunnysido.
Nennowieh wapa,o. Toppsnlsh and
other points in tho district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
MUST TELL WHY

An order to show cauae Why
Chaa II Ennis Is not allowed 10
practice law in Justice Corey'b
court NJ Georgetown was yesterday
Issued by Superior Judge Main.
upon tho Georgetown justice Of the
pence.
Ennis wan dlabnrred by Justice
Corey because he made uncompll
meniary remarks about him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11

A fat woman'a race,
Can you beat ~
But that Is what Is going to hap
pen Sunday at tho picnic OF the
Brotherhood Of American Yeoman.
which ia 10 be held at Pleasant
neach.
In addition. thore ig to bo n Ia
dies race, which includes all fat
or slim. The winner Of this race
Ia to receive a ts pair OF ahooa,
donated by the bon Maggie, while
the Fat lady victor will carry homo
a funoy clook under har arm, u
gift VI the standard Fugniture com
pany
Then there IN to bb a fat mans
race, weight no limit prise ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
FAT WOMEN WILL
RACE FOR PRIZE

rocking chair, THIS prize II Of
furod BY the Gfotollaukln com
pany. a 1850 shirt for the mans
amy weight race is offered by
shnfor Bros.
A prize Of q q 30 hat IL offered
BY hlngermnn & Sons Tor the win
nor Of tho boys race, while Rhodea
Bros. will give a ~ paraBol " the
beet girl runner
Ia tho potato race by boys. a
u knife Ia the prize. which Is TO
be- awarded by the Martin Hard
ware company,
The winners Of the baseball game
will receive tll.
Boats for the picnic grounds will
leave the Colman dock at ., 10 20
and 1880 a. m and / and p. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
CALLS OLD GLORY
JUST A RAG

BAN fhANtlbCO, June IL
William II Hickey. candidate for
Initiation Into tho woodmen Of thu
World. was elected unceremonlous.
y from tho lodge rooms Of a local
camp Tuesday evening for refusing
10 salute the Stars and Stripes. ac-
cordins To a report that il current
In ffaiefnAl circles hers today.
When Hickey was told 10 salute
the ilag. he is said To have 70
piled.
\ viii not salute that raE"
Cool heads among tho lodge mem.
bere prevented the general indigna.
ton from finding Siolsnt expression,
and Hickey merely wAA ordered
from the room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
TRAINS in
COLLISION:
3 KILLED
FATAL DISASTER ON
GREAT NORTHERN
COAST LINE.
Fast Train Crashes Into
Another at a
Siding.


VANCOUVER u c. June HIN
a head-on collision on the Great
Northern near Huruahy late yuster.
day afternoon, two engineers. Bob
Nioholl and Austin NJ Mcphetora,
and Fireman E iioloom mot instant
death lioleom Is from saattlu
Tho trains In collision were No
2tii which left Seattle al ! 80 o'clock
yesterday morning for Vancouver,
and which was due at $50 yoater-
day afternoon. and a local train
bound for Iadner, which len Van
couvar at sit5.
Tho iainer train was delayed In
leaving Vancouver by the draw ho-
ing open At tho False efsak bridge
Five minutes late. Il waa Just gu.
terinE VOLTS siding when the
Vancouver bound train Numbered
around the curve
The fireman OF the tAdner train
Jumped and his life wa. saved. I'm
EiuraF Bob Nlchou Of ths Iadnef
train Nas killed outright. lie had !
few minutes hefnra obtained leave
for a vacation 10 begin today
Engineer Mcphetera u Seattle
took the place q Engineer ACCads
on the fatal run yesterday. nnl
Curtis. who was riding the cab Of
tho t.aAinaf engine. was probably
fatally hurt
The cars were not badly aemai-
iehed Two wamen were badly
shaken Nv and we're taken 10 the
hospital one other passenger. a
man, was alao badly Injured
Conductor flanagan o. the Seat
tie train was ~ badly Injured In
tsrnaiiY that he had to be taken Ia
the hospital but viii probably re-
cover,
Engineer Mcfhetsrs appeared "a
hslisye that hs had clear track To
Vancouver The injured were
brought to Vancouver on a special
train at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
ASA SSIN
SUICIDES

fuy rnited fressl
SAN FRANCISCO. June it-By
the ooufass and quick vlttod daring
% Mira Zoe Miller. Young Sun
shanx. a wealthy Korean Anehef Of
uplands. was saved from death late
yesterday at the hands Of Chung 10
Hal. an Insane and Infatuated fol-
low countryman and former en-
pioye. Mrs Miller. 10 whom ihhng.
already bleeding from wound IN
the breast. appealed for help. hid
him In a closet and met bis purHuar
and engaged him In talk until the
police came. Then Hat fired bull
lot through hla own head. ending his
life rather than surrender.
The fret encounter took place In
tho rooms Of tho Korean National
association on Sacramento IT. Young
fun shhng was wounded In the
breast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
Lee SHUBERT ELECTED
FROM THEATRE IN
ATLANTIC CITY
PRESENCE 10 OBJECTED TO
AND CURTAIN HELD UNTIL
NE LEFT SHOW SHOP.

ATLANTIC CITY, 81 J.. Juno
Considerable excitement was
caused IN the Apollo theatre hero
last night when Lee Bhubert. Low
Fields and Mn Fields we're or
dered from the theatre The tho
had Intended 10 Witness tho per.
fGfmaneo. but We're ordered out, It
is said. by Floronz Zlegfctd and
subsequently by Al Erlanger.
Upon their refusing 10 leave the
h0nHo an officer was called upon
and a throat made 20 use force vi.
nally. after the curtain had been
held down for 10 minutes. The party
left Nr Ziegfold explained that
the action WAS In retaliation for the
refusal 70 allow him Ia Bhubert
theatre
Mr. shubort threatens 10 sue for
damages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
LEGISLATORS CALLED
DEGENERATES

thf TINTED lfs@el
OAKLAND. Cal June ii-Mrr,
Lillian Coffin, prominent suffrage
worker Of San Francisco, has
caused a sensation In suffrage cir
clsa about san Francisco bay By
branding the solons o. the state log
islature "dcgensratsa 10 a srcech
before tho members of the Amend
msnt league. Mrs Coffin told the
women that tho fate Of the meas
uros they had endorsed. and do
sired passed BY tho recent lsEinlA'
tnra. Waa deserved, and urged the
women Of the league TO exercise
their Influence for tho election Of
efficient and trustworthy legiala'
tors, not "deEeneretsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
STEAMER BLOWS up

AL0lrRs, June 1.-The Cor
man steamer Ava. from Hamburg
for vlAdlvoaiok. blew up abou, 10
miles off Pantollarie island. Fire
broke out 10 tho steamer during
the night. and "a dynamite formed
a lsrac part Of the cargo the crow
lost no time in making their escape
10 tho boats
A fow minutes later the dynamite
exploded with terrific force. tear.
lns the steamer to pieces. All the
crow were picked up by tho steamer
EaatgAte and landed hore tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
is BOILED ALIVE

OAKLAND. Cal. June Hills
skin scared and his flesh literally
cooked. Antoine Flafi. 70 years Of
age. les at the Emergency hospital
today whefc little hope Is held out
for his recovery
Fi0ri was scaldlng peas at the
plant Of the California Gamers as
ISOLATION late yesterday. and fell
hsadlonE into a vat Of boiling water
His agonlxed screams brought fol-
low workmen to the rescue and he
was hurried TO tho hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
KILLED IN RUNAWAY

Mls5oul.A. Mont. June IL
George Vanicr. a former prominent
proprietor Of the Potomac hotel at
Potomac. Mont. was killed In a
runaway about siK mlles east Of
that town. vanler loft tho Boics
ranch near Potomac 10 drive a
fractions team 10 tho town, and
late IN tho night camper. who
missed his horses. found the dead
mans remains lying IN the road
near the wreckage Of his buggy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
BAY CITY GETS
HISTORIC GJ0A

BAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-THE
schooner djoa, In which Capt
Roald Amundaen made his famous
northwest passage. will be formal
iy presented to tho city Of Ban
Francisco next Wednesday BY Con
sui Henry Lund. Of Norway, the
vessel having been purchased by
a group Of Norwoglans Of this city
The Gjoa will be carried overland
TO position In Golden Cato park
aud there floated on an artificial
lake,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11

A meeting Of the Seattle Police
Relief association will be held TO.
morrow afternoon for the purpose
of eleeting a secretary To succeed
tho late Captain W " fanhschef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11

Beautiful new patterns Of Wall
Paper can be bought at our rem.
nant sale at less than half their
original value.
Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co.,
1914 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
YOU'RE AMPLY PROTECTED

Remember, your purchase is pro-
tected in every way. Instrument
must prove exactly as represented
after delivery or Money Back
Bear In mind too that any reason.
able request as TO payments Will
be granted. This Ia your last
chance. BE on hand early tomor.
row morning D, s Johnston Co,
Oldest and Largest Dealers, Third
and University. Open tomorrow
Saturday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
EXCHANGED PIANOS.

The following Fiye'emaway
prices will surely oloan out our FIX.
change Department by tomorrow
night Don't imagine because the
pricos arc 80 ridioulously low that
tho pianos are not desirable, Most
Of them are In splendid condition
and will last for years to come
A fine lyers 4 Pond, like now, goes
ut t2is. A largest size Knabo only
t227 A beautiful Klmball. used
several years but in excellent con.
dition. only SEAS. A Draper 6 Co,
good, only 1857, and several others,
ranging In prices from sS7 upward
Good organs now only S22, $40,
t9i, etc. Terms as low as 81
weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
ron SALE or EXCHANGE.

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rau aPattmsHt hausa ai,lea
.wafi N 10 pef cent net pfiea III o6e'
The uuner VITA take Ho0l untinpravat
l'ta n rsft payment In answer gi,s
tuN pm tlaalaft e property In salhahre
50 aiaE I'M
Wbat hats Yaa 40 ssehanHe faf land.
improved af uhimpfnvHdi
coLnr INVESTMENT %.
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Classified Directory.
ARCHITECTS.
zee rsss book house ssiiase and hua.
Fataa uisHs fiFiud aifa. atr. zee v "
Neefhess Architect "a hitsl nlds
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
chas Wasley smith and Frederick NJ
haliF auraHncg ne removal N the ord
csH sf tuith a ksil}. attorneys II law
~ feema Ngs aia'tastt.iAsia ceimaa
W D. etnunrsf, iiahe, washinstaa ana
United states fnNftHl criminal anA dam
asa eases zee Peoples nank Malta
iitt tr'.ifs
6 u rinsr tavYef husband aud VII.
rff|aat claims HaiilamentN itoams u
ana % uni7h hi'eh tti fifst Az
Andsfsoa a nsilay tot Pioneer NJ ilot
Hoss rARKgn. AN MA ind
iiet hsehaales rlsaa specially
AasTRAeToRs.
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ash "a
booth whniifssy Haafsfs Ass,fsS,
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BANKS.
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FHn CANADIAN RANK oF coz.
Head effifa faf0nts. Canada an
traHehes IL cansda, stel A usa.f.i
naRkins flaalasss inteis., allowed "a
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BICYCLES.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11

At.
pins isiaats MI isianiia Haasiuls u
J. sd cansfs cisins u al tiats
speedily adfastst fdr aafgafafisas and
pf'ssts lrfltlfaeis rhaeqsrY fecofds u
al eruuiftss o. hsHf IL
conr Objective AGENCY
ttisitsha Avail nlfE General las q
sfiatlual tna clfii Ffisets e.fsdtivs aufk
ogsn asf saa alssl csasaiiatiau ssftqtiy
n ia's' ia isfi J a COR aass
Femips q : p.i-siif. Assasy. iis.if
csaffai HifH All tfanrars cdnsaitA.
" ~, rslssl. insssiisssiaa. ste
Loria X cuuncu
futssfis ktinos niats rriHiaai aaa
slyn i.i-t rssels savings nsas ui1s
HAIR GOODS.
niu sAtE ON HAfh opup8
ssitshss a one haif % eas.talfd dls.
rsnpsa lear. pan. sas transformation
Siis A srilsoS sii usisa
css-pafs s.ir Eaia.s -t,h athsr store,
faf Htlf Deeds We HfaHafkftass atrs
issgsss tfaHsfofnHtiaa fafia pafis pain.
Hair alqsa it9i First Az Seattle
HAs BAKERS.
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LussER.
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MASSAGE.
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sglia So Baii's AHasa hsta gaonss
& 81 N4ssy. Errsgiiis sraaasis Isi
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OPTICIANS.
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PATTERNS AND MODELS.
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tif FIRST A. . Mails tata
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
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rssi 4 Talbot BHFEnr Na,aai IN.
PHYSICIANS.
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to sf9-tt Lumber hH5harEa Doth
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Dt Dalton, ssia dis.s'ss .ii Arcade
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ainfa Give " q call shea Ia med %
plameef
PHoTooRApHERs SUPPLIES.
Aaa.rsoa suDBiy Co. ~ chssry at
PosTAoE STAMPS.
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itHt W.
PRINTERS.
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place. Seattle Hsih phones iifi
Heller Prinilns nious. iet Seneca.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
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We pay highest prices fsr second hand
tafiss' and Hsntlsfnsna clothing furni.
lure. etc Rose, siis first AZ. IND iii,
We 6ay sseond .hand ciaihinr At high.
est prices l. zsss' Main siai 1911 Pike
SHOE DEALERS.
rhu best mems and bgYS abess AZ
Haasoh. is45 FirH Az
SHOWCASES.
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shaws snow Case Co. mfg cases and
cabinet WORK liis first ind isfl
SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS.
MreToW If6s Fourth Az Ind 1854
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11

Prices have been marked 70 as
to end this sale tomorrow. It's
your last chance better be on hand
early.
Think Of securing n splendid,
strictly brand new mahogany pl.
ano, very latest style and a we'll.
known New York make. for only
tlG5 There are only two Of these,
one in mahogany and the other in
oak.
One Of the regular 5000 pianos,
in fancy. walnut, positively new
and very pretty case design, goes
at exnotly 1907. Pay 50 monthly
II yor prefer the fancleat 1915
and 1876 styles. take them now at
t2Gs and S297. Pay 81 monthly.
Only four Of these remain. 10 act
quickly,
Three of the fanolest and most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
YOUR LAST
CHANCE
The Greatest Piano Sale in the
History Of the Northwest Ends
Tomorrow Night

YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A KIM.
BALL, HOBART M. CABLE, LESTER, HAL
LETT & DAVIS, SCHUMANN, ETC, ETC.
GREATLY UNDERPRICED. TERMS LIKE
RENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11

Tomorrow VIII 500 the end Of
the Consolidation salo-the great
cat in the history Of tho Northwest.
It's safe to state that more planos
aud organs have been disposed Of
than ever before In tho same given
time.
Even though prices had been
drnatioaliy cut and alashed. owing
10 the enormity OF tho stock, we
figured Il would take two weeks
longer To accomplish our object.
But tho selling has been a record
breaker and the few remaining
rare values will surely be snapped
No In the next day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-22
COURSES
IN SCHOOL SINGING
Chorus Work Will Be Spe-
cialized in the Higher
Institutions.

Work in two special departments OF
school life-the music and physical cul-
ture branches-is being arranged today
at conferences of teachers in these two
subjects.
The personnel OF the music stan In
both hish and graded schools will re
main practically the same, with Miss
Alys Bentley In general charge OF the
work
The music training in the high schools
VIII be directed almost entirely 10 Choir
US work and pupils viii be assembled
twice a week IN tie assembly halls Of
the various schools 10 receive training
in vocal music. The music used will
be the more popular classics.
Emphasis will be placed this year on
the folk songs OF many countries. and
the history OF the people who sang
them VIII be taught In connection with
the songs themselves.
The physical culture work Of the girls
viii continue In charge OF DR.. Rebecca
Stoneroad.
Tho work among the boys In the high
schools viii be under the direction OF
William Foley and DR.. w. B. Hudson.
The high school course consists OF daily
exercises OF fifteen minutes In the cor
ridors under the direction Of pupils and
a weekly lesson Of one hour under Or.
Hudson or Mr.. Foley.
The work in the graded schools will
be conducted this year according 20 the
same plan, except that tt O teachers Will
be I'm charge OF the daily exercises.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-22
CASE OF ABUSED
YANKEE TAKEN Up
State Department Aroused
BY Action of the Panama
Police.

The State Department has instructed
the charge Of the American Legation at
Panama TO request OF the Panama au-
thoriues "a thorough investigation Of the
alleged Entertainment Of an american
citizen by the Panama police. The
American. William Miller, was recently
arrested I'm Panama on a charge OF
drunkenness. The complaint has been
made that he was not permitted by the
police TO lock the door of his residence
and that, as a result, his grip containing
S-75 in gold and S74 IN silver was stolen
from the house during his imprisonment
Several Incidents Of this kind grow
ing out q the unistreatn1ent Of Amer
--z- sailors By the Panama police were
made the occasion. a short time ago,
- a pereuptor- demand by the State
Department FOR damages sustained by
TIE Americans. - a result, the Pan
anna government last month paid over
lI.01G on this demand, and assured the
department thst IA the future care
would be taken 10 tres- American cit
lzens with the proper consideration.
The present incident, coming on the
heels Of this declara ton. has beer the
occasion for much surprise. Secretary
Knox has Indicated his determination
% put stop % practices Of this kind.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-22
STUDIES ARE ADDED
TO HOWARD COURSE
Beginning of the University
Year Marks Changes in
Personnel of Faculty.

With the beginning OF the session
at Howard University today number
OF CHANCES In the curriculum and per
sonnet OF the teaching staff were an
nouuced by President Wilbur Thirkield.
A course in electrical and mechanical
s-zi-esri1g has been added 20 the de-
-s---r-t q appIied sciences and man
-s1 training Dr. =. 3 Perkins, re-
-e-.-r II cHz-ze % ire department Of
-r--sa-s a. -,s Trinity College. Hart
s---s Germ. W. BE- ere --s-----c- IN
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-ss .sscsI----u,E1- 20 -l-Fz--s and --e--
iFr--r mas 1aaI1 tv-lfs,1 Dr. Il c.
=,-s---.-.,-,..t rF -iTtIu1isiE --7z-y-T W MI
-.svf -fra-r4 1r -re -l-s-zT -1--ze
vr-s Or Psr'C--E VII lsrr-rs - the
g-sl--l GO 5-7st-s-
E--ssse TlE a. -1z-- -z1 q Dart
r-a--- rss seer zl<s< % tte f-sf
In re s-.1gr-zl 6sCz--r-sEt % sssist
pr1s r-- SC1s Nlz-C = Young. q
rrzS1ass - Gasrft1 Cc-sgs, vii assist
RI fse rr-slc 1scar-nlerr. and Mar
Ma-rlr. q RTsE8afa = me teachers
college a. C1.4r5ia University, viii be
ne new Instructor 60 methods. ped
agogv. AMI nature study. s1ccssfing
Frarrea jenkins. vino has resigned %
accept the r1eif.1r ~ assistant super
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-22

One OF the most remarkable challenges
in political annals has just been issued
TO Senator Bailey. Of Texas. by one OF
the Texas members OF the House of
Representatives, c. 3. Raudell, Of the
Fourth district. Mr.. Randen has invited
Bailey to submit their respective cases
10 the voters. He wants to run on this
ticket:
For a law prohibiting members OF
Congress from receiving gifts and COM
pensation from public service corpora
tions or other parties interested In
legislation.
Against a law prohibiting members or
Congress from receiving gifts and com
pensation from public service corpora
tons or other parties Interested In
legislation.
MIR. PandeI is for the proposed law.
Senator Bailey, as charged by Randen,
is against it. The former proposes to
Bailey that II more men vote for the
proposed law than those that vote
against II, then Bailey IS TO resign from
the Senate And II more voters vote
against the law than for Il, then he,
RandelI. viii resign from the House.
The challenge has become the sensa-
ton of Texas politics. Randel has put
the matter Up to Bailey In an open
letter. He allows the Senator 10 say
whether the question shall be submitted
to the whole state OF Texas, 70 the
Fourth Congressional district. or to the
counties Of Cooke and Grayson In which
Bailey and RandeN, respectively, reside.
Randell proposes to debate the question
in October and November and then to
take the vote.