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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
PE- "a . .
Gull TY

John Jackson charged with at
tempting 20 obtain money under
false rretonHra. pleaded guilty BE-.
fore Superior Judge Yakcy this
morning Jackson. viih another
man named GEORGE Williams. Pc.
cured a number of $50 certificates
on The defuuct Augusta Ranking
and Insurance company. Of Georgia
Williams passed a number of thc
certificates on numerous business
houses Ia The upper portion " the
city Jackson attempted 90 pass one
on u Furuya. who operates an eg.
tabllshment in the Seattle National
bank bully nE
The Jap locked az the BIN and
knew it was no good BE told Jack
son SO. and che latter started to
run AT The Japanese go the place
piled on top Of him and Jackson waa
held until 60 officer WAS called
Williams has NOT been captured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
WILL FIGHTTHE VICIOUS
FRANCHISE BILL

Representative Tenant of Seat
tie. is chairman OF this committee.
and fully dozen kilograms protest
Ing against the bin were sent 20
him today other kilograms OF
similar nature have also been sent
TO each member OF the King county
delegation
81 have not read the bill" said
DR. j e Crlchton health commits
Hionor, across whose property the
alleged Aloha st. extension has been
surveyed, but II Il permits anyone
10 condemn a street car rlght.of.way
through my property and assess the
cost 70 property owners, Il is, 10 say
the least, an extreme measure
Tho surveys for the Aloha st.
extension completed only tlaee
days ago also crosses the home
property Of Mayor Miller
~ do not think that any measure
combining the conditions outlined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

viii Explain TO Judge While
kicking about ln "a drunken Hlcop.
ETank Trusty who rooms al lla
All aV.. Knocked over Kerosene
lamp with his foot last night. and
set fire tn several things. among
which was one lex 90 his trousers
This was the last ~ Franks tr0u-
blcH. Earlier. nclrhbors say. De had
great difficulty tn finding "a keyholo
that would M bis key though be
finally landed in the right room.
After the episode ~ The lamp O.
kindly hiueCoat took Frank Co the
city emporium. whore the only mod
ern impru1 cment g. an electric light
Frank viii tell Judge Gordon an
about it today
Club Meeting Called THE regular
meeting ~ The Wouan'R Century
club VIII bee held az the club house
February 4. az 1.5N u m the pro-
gram being tn charge ~ tho social
service committee The literature
and travel meeting win hc held an no
o'clock on the morning OF the same
day. a ~ R@
viii FiqbtAor slls-At Inc or ! -
Tar weekly meeting Of The Central
Labor Council held last night. the
miners and womcn's eiKht hour bills
were discussed with great delhera >
ton. and the Greatest stress placed
upon the fact that the labor unions
uf Seattle intend 90 have the bnls
passed
On Trial for Larceny j. Kelley.
charged with grand larceny. was
brought 90 trial before Superior
Judge Yakcy this morning Kelley
was arrested FOR robhing number
% freight cars OF the Columbia a.
Puget sound Railway company
Doyle Is commissioner- Charles
W Doyle, the business agent FOR the
Central Labor Council. has received
"a commission as general organizer
for the American Federation Of La
Dor FOR Seattle and vicinity Mr.
/ Doyle o. "a member 90 the painters
union. No. 300. His duties include
/ the organization OF unions ana iuris-
dictiun over labor unions to hear
and decide disputes and protests be-
tween unions and employers.
I viii Talk About Peace - The
members Of the Mems club OF the
Unitarian church. who viii meet to-
night az o'clock IN the assembly
rooms Of the church on Bovlston
Iav. will be addressed hy e.. r.
Whaley. a member of the American
/ Peace society, ON the subject OF The
I Universal Peace Movement OF the
Day" The meeting will be IN the
nature Of a Lincoln day anniversary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
PROMINENT MEN or SEATTLE
WILL SPIKE THE s. E, co.'s
GUNS At OLYMPIA.

Thoroughly aroused over The
Stars exposure OF house bin No.
NJ. designed TO permit street car
corporations 20 condemn private
property and then make property
owners pay for II, residents OF
Queen Anne Hill are preparing TO
take any steps that may be noces.
aary to Kill off the measure nc
Olympia.
Undoubtedly designed and drawn
In the interests of the Seattle Eloc.
trio Co.'S proposed extension from
THIRD av n and Aloha &c. 20 the
top OF Queen Anne hlll, the bin is
nov IN the hands OF The house com.
mittee on municipal corporations
Of me first class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
REVENUE OFFICERS
RAID MOONSHINE
FACTORY

BELLfNGHAM. wash. Feb d. =.
~ Il Res enue ofncers THIS
morning raided W0DHshiue fac
tory in the town Of LINDEN. nortN
~ this city but failed a. nud tha
pera0na VINO have been operating
The Still
The plant 81 co. tile roar ~ COOP
err shop and evidently ima been
worked for some time without the
knowledge Of the authDflfics NJ la
the belief 81 the citlzsHe 0f LINDEN
that tie still was operated by 70
gang ~ young touRhs about town.
THE revenue men are Sill lnFeHfi
eating but refuse 20 give out ans
details ~ their find
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
OFF
FOR KENTUCKY

v AsiftNgTON, Tsb. lily
- special fTsia bsnrtna
irrrident HuuHFteif Rad bis par
~ 80 the Iinroin bomeHtesd NJ
Hodzrnfiiie, 40 ieff here a.
noon today. The prrsid~ut will
tng the cornrr-tUns 90 = marble
hail bsinH erected e. the memo
~ Of iincoin on the cite % the
ninrf1red prssident's home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
HOUSE BURNS In
WEST SEATTLE

The home 90 ID & Mcdonald. on
Donald ~ and California av.. West
Seattle took fire and burned 10
The ground about 7 o'clock this afl.
ernoou There was no one On the
house 81 the time. and the origin
81 the fire Is unknown The house
and an the furniture contained in
IL was n total loss
Before the annexation Of West
Seattle 20 Seattle Mcdonald was
chief Of police. and since that time
has been employed as a patrolman
over there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

chant. which surprised me very
mueh J would say that be was a
miner
The man Who comes later on
when The pay dirt ~ worked out.
and brings BIG machinery aud works
over the cid dump. on large scale.
and is power
he has the lines in his face
which the men have whom we call
Empire Builders"
fou Niil find the same lines.
curves. auglce. etc ia the face OF
Cecil Rhodes. the South African
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
TWO new JUDGES
FOR OREGON

SALEM. Ore, Fob. lily L. Z.
The house passed the senate bill
today 10 create two additional SUI
premc judges. and present Commits
sioncrs King aud Slater will be-
appointed by Gov Chamberlain.
Both are democrats. and with the
three republican judges Oregon viii
for the first time have an APP
Proclamation OF non-partisan iu-
dietary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
row BOAT COMPANIES
ARE MERGED INTO ONE

a consolidation OF three tuRboat
companies has been contaminated
whereby the Seattle Tow Boat CONE
pnny. the DuNnu Towing company
and the CheHey Tow Boat company
are now operating under the name
N the Seattle Tow Boat company.
with W e. rheHloy aa president and
with hcadquarters 90 the old offices
~ fhc Chcaley company at the King
at dock
The now company has just been
roglntercd with tho custom house of
NrlalH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
HEADS ARE
CUT OFF

ALni. France. Feb ii--uy q r.
"A double execution vas carried
out publicly iu Ant late Yesterday
An immense crowd was present
There was considerable opposition
% The execution. and during the
night a crowd OF workmcu. who
paraded through the streets. sans
revolutionary songs. and cried
Down with the eKecutionersi"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

diamond king The exception II
this
A small difference in the nose
and the eyes
Rhodes nose VAS the kind which
you find IN rulers.
Hays rather that Of leader
The eyes of Rhodes were cold aud
chilly
Hays calculating. but merry. lie
has fine lolly. merry eye
That coupled with the bull dos
Jaw and high forehead. is a great
combination II So a winner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
HEhEYS CONDITION
NOT IMPROVING

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ill.,
81 w. P.--Ths condition %
Francis J. Honey, prosecutor %
the San Franciaco graft cases.
was such taday that Judge Law
Tor continued the hearing q the
trial Of Patrick Calhoun. prssi-
dent % the United Railroads.
Until next Monday afternoon.
a panel ~ SO temiremen WiH BE-
examined Monday morning for ths
purpose ~ providing extra jurors %
replace those who Nili a. dismissed
by pfremptory challenges by botH
ailca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
TAFT ANNOUNCES
APPOIk TMEHT OF
HITCHCOCK

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb.
tt.-By a. P.--President-eleet
Taft arrived here At noon 20.
day from Panama. He formal
~ announced the appointment
Of Frank Hitchcock 10 the
position Of postmaster general
IN his cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
KILLED In A
TORNADO

PHILADELPHIA. Feb it.-By r.
P--0ne man and an unidentified
II -year-old girl are dead today
from Injuries sustained when a tor
nadQ struck the city yesterday ar
teruoou.
Robert g Wightman was struck
and almost instantly Killed hY heavy
timbers that were disladged when
the roof 81 Bluckley Baptist church
was blown off The girl waa thrown
into a culvert in West Philadelphia
and drowned The tornado atrucs
f1ufheaatern PeuuHy ivaniu and the
upper part ~ Delaware with terrific
force doing particularly heavy dame
az ln ph.IaheLnMla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
GIRL IS Driven
TO ATTEMPT TO
TAKE HER life
5EIE is IN A PITlFUL
CONDITION AT THE
HOSPITAL.
a-as
Miss Mary Anderson Lays
Blame on DR.. Griggs
for Her Troubles.

Iarrassed by persons who dcHirc
! 20 force her 60 leave Seattle that
she mlght not give damaging cvi-
dence against : h Grigss physi-
clan. Miss MARI Anderson. after haN-
inc made an attempt on her own inc
two GAYS age. WAS yesterday removed
% the Pacific hospital from the Twins
hotel where she viii be- free from
the taunts and threats 90 her ptrTe-
Cutors
Al orphan for number 90 years,
Mis- Anderson has earned un honest
ard decent living an Investigation
- the officers showiug that she pa
held in respect and esteem lp every
position which she has held both be-
fore and since coming 60 Seattle
= Now the girl who has always been
independent and SELF sustaining in
her battle with life BE- dependent on
charity dependent ON the gifts oi
kind persons who refuse 90 scc hcf
suffer.
Her Trouhles Begin.
II was while employed as cashier
the Luna Park untHtorium that
Miss Audersou's troubles began. Shf
awuke one morning last October
complaining 81 a headache. She
entered a drug store AZ rlke ~ and
Second Av A clerk told her that
sAe should see a physician Hc rec
clpmended Urigws.
In three days the girl wHs advised
By Crigss to - % a hospital After
-pA siege of sickness. during which che
ar sAyF Grixgs took tlT0 from her
iss ADserHau went "a the Twins
hotel on Second av.. near Pike IT.
and she va there until yesterday
afternoon. NAen she complAlned t0
Special Deputy G. h Feston that
certain friends % GrigFs We're
threatening her Il she did not leave
town
II was on Miss Auderson's com
plaint that 9riEss was arrested sew
srni weeks ago. and after spendiug
some time in the county jaiL he was
released on bail
Have Haunted Her Daily.
Ever since briggs release. accord
Ina e Miss Anderson his friends
tAave called on her almost daily and
worked upon her feelings until two
nights ago she determined Go cnd
II all b. taking her life
Deputy Sheriff Peytam learned oi
tho alleged actions 90 GriEgs
friends. and yesterday. after con-
sgltinr with Dr. r. S Bourna the
/, sir was removed Co the Pacific
hospital
"a arm gennliaaE said Miss Andrr-
son. and GO think that friends Of
this mar Grigxa should try io force
me g leave the city is an outrage
But ! was - weak and helpless that
J could not keep them from my room
They would come lu and tnik hY
The hour. Until feared ms mind was
giving way They have all ms
money and aeaFiv kliial me
Special Deputy Sheriff PeytUu
says b. viii see that Miss Anderson
IL protected even IL % o. necessary
for him 20 place an aimed guard
az the door ~ her room at the hos
pifaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

Lorraine. Ore. Fob. il.-By the
collapse Of q platform on which q
gang 0f men were 90 work on "a teH-
a. AZ the plant Of tho American
Bodybuilding company hero TODAY.
fhree men were killed and five 9TH
eFa Injured twO Or whom Wlll pr0b-
ably die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

in The Star can ever become a law"
he said today
Men whose attention was first
called Go the proposed law have
been trying 60 secure copy OF the
bin now In the hands OF the house
committee.
L Is the general opinion that IN
view of the expose in The Star the
%ill viii be allowed 70 quietly die
IN committee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
SENATE TAXES A REST
TO THINK IT ALL OVER
WILL FRAME UP TO
KNIFE MINISTER'S
MEASURE.
tstsH corr.spoaasnesl

OLYMPIA. Fob. n. ~ Although
there are hut 4s days left a. the con-
Htiurionbi 90 days session. the sen-
ate thls morning after q brief ses-
sion. adjourned until Monday. This
HlU give The senator's abundant time
t1 frame up their program on hoW
90 dispose ~ thr McMhHtrrs lnCal
option blI which paEHe1 tbe house
last night and aiap to determine
The program fnr Wednesday when
the senate local option bills arl
made "a special order
Bad for School Boys
fn fhe house this morning Hu-
chnnHn tried 90 railroad bill
through making WHshipEtou'u and
Llnc1lu'a birthdays school holidays
but got tangled iu bis motions and
I enc biu taok ita regular order
Tho house turned down the bill
asked fuF hN thr state RfucrrH as
/ snciauon tp amend q Jaw which
Y will allow rfuuera five N~nfr "a hfinR
nlif Got grocery BILLS The present
\ law iH three years ana the houaa
members thought that was loBG
I enough
Shy From Damages.
Another mth pure sought hy cor.
Z potatc influence which would exc
ompt nllwayH building nrw lines lu
/ thc atstc from accident damages waa
also killed by the hDuae
I Representative Reach offered hif
/ bnl 900 the house providing Tor a
[ powder factory hf Monroe. and ape
I propriltiuR $50 600 Beach aaye con
virts mas boz employed in che manu-
H. H4a ..H
OF lagged-ofi lands. which the state
/ can rell at bis profit at about ONE
/ hBlf toe price now charged land
owners hy the powder trust. THE
only powder manufactured are moss
f controlled hv The trust. H0 this uao
Z Of convict labor would make u0 una
fair competition.
Old Bill Killed
/ Tho senate this morning inc
definitely postponed the bill relating
I Co thp paving of old normal school
warruuta. but another bill will De
introduced carrying the same proc
2 visions Years ago the state issued
warrants against see permanent
funds Co pny Tor buildings 40 cheney
aud HpiliuRhnm II WAS known at
/ the time that those warrants were g.
/ legal aa the constitution requires
/ that mo- permanent funds shall ever
hc spent ana tho contractors dis.
counted those warrants for worry
. low proportion of their face value.
Spectators Hold Them.
I The warrants are held by apocu-
\ lators vino bought them for consId-
rrnbly less than their actual value
aud who now want the state 60 pay
their ron face value with heavy in.
tercst from tho time they were
Issued This bin has been up fof
years ANA itH merits may be- known
when 70 S. pointed out that Palmer
/ while iu the senate tried 60 force
/ 10 through ana was voted down. al-
/ though Ht that time boz was chair
man ~ the republican state central
committed
The house viii be ln session AN the
afternoon
The committee ON cities OF tho
first class Boz the senate presented q
1 bin today giving cities lilo Seattle
power and authority 60 organize
garbage ivHtemH ~ the collection
and disposal of garbage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

puainsss business. buainets. aud
grim determination written Ia every
line
Look az that jaw the close crop.
ped muaiRche and the calculating
eye. and hiEh forehead
lie 90 a type which We find ia
che front
BE Or not necessarily the man
who goes first with The blanket and
tho big gun. bat rather the man
who comes lator and organizes
They tell me that he ia a mer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
Todsy's Treasury Report

WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-THE
treasury statement today ahOw8
Reeeipta. tf.6i7.055, disbursements.
9z,If0, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
HAVE AN Ak
OUT FOR
BILL
RAILROADS ARE TRY
ING TO KILL TAX
MEASURE.
Seattle VIII Be a Big Loser
if the Railroads Sue
coed.

Unless the people ~ KinE county
wake up and take notice the large
railroad corporations holding vast
property interests ln Seattle and
other portions Of kiuE couby VIII
kiil the railroad assessment hill ~
before the house Bt olympia thrreui
losing Cor This county "a yearly rry-
rnue af from $4,000 Go 100000
The hili iu question provides Tor
uu equitable division 90 the thN aH-
sesament against railroad property
90 the respect tive counties uf The
state Heretofore the taxes have
been aasessod against "a corporation
ua Nhalr thereby rrsuliiuE lu an
equal distribution 90 the revenue dra
rived Do ihla manner count,
wherein thrre WHa little or no prop.
vrty holdings 90 ths railroad would
receive AZ much benefit aa q county
iiAe kinR. with gitf nf coo rlEc and
population 20 Seattle
A. Equitable Oistr.bution.
with the paasuwy 20 The bil pro-
posed. each cuuutY ssh derive "a fair
revenue. Some 81 tbe smaller coun-
ties do not entirely favur the pttt-
aEs nf the hili hsehuHr they wiH Jose
a certain amount Boot 30 10 pointed
put THAT they win have no amount
less Than they are entitled 60
AZ the recent convention nf che
HH#waenrH of fhs state. tbls matter
was taken ug and the aHHeHsnrs 90
the smaller counties while willing
g. take All that Be- coming 70 them.
announce they afp satisfied Go Dee
she hiH pass
KinE county. with its vast railroad
interests would be- affected mare
Than any other county in the state.
According CO. local business men.
THE Chamber ~ Commerce wlu b.
asked o. see that there iH SOME ono
sent 70 Olympia Co watch in The
Interests ~ the blu o. Del uumnrs1
that I. e. Gilman has srprcasof o.
belief that the measure uilI Ds ai'lcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

LOt ANIbLE8- FaD n ATfHUnU-
menta arg being made today for the
funeral Friday NJ Edgar Eugene
beiph Judge 81 tie f0wuahip court
ard 4 former reaideuf ~ oregon.
who died here yesterday ife nuffoF-
"a from Bfights disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

San FRANCISCO. Cals Fob. ~
Margaret Ellington has left the
stage forever In the height OF her
popularity. the beautiful wife OF
Daniel Frohmsn declares she has
retired from the footllghts forever
with the intention OF devoting her
time and talents 20 home and hus.
band
Mrs Fruhman was IN San Francis
co recently coming 10 California TO
recupetate. after nervous break
down. which. she says IL her roa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
4 4 49, tttkt I
HnI- InAN AT pnaTnEEInr

4 Tomorrow will be observed I
= as a legal holiday by the Sc, 4
= attic postoffice The carriers 4
= and general delivery windows \
4 will be open from to 10 "a. m. 4
\ 49, &tk ttktb 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

Musical and Social "a musical 20
= followed ~ social, viii be-
given az tho University Methodist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

son for giving up her career While
playing Boston last year Miss n.
lington collapsed aud WAS taken to
a sanltarium The Eastern eli.
mate was too severe in winter. so
she was ordered 10 the milder eli.
mate OF the West.
llut no matter how strong | be.
come she says, Il shall never
again be seen on the stage
Miss Ellington iB now In New
York but she Is expected TO return
10 the Coast late this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

a n,ouHic. begged "Oh mother
plon1t
The moon. they uay b. made Of
cheese.
IctA 20 there. you and ] The man
could meyer catch pa ~ we ran"
Dear said tho parent Two e mind
Io bus sou specs YOU seem 80 blind
Had 1ou the aiuht OF any bat
YOU'D SEQ that man iH iuHt cat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

A'~omnn prnya 81 get into heaven
lut eUc ngnte w 80 iuto society -
Melbourne Age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
THE WEATHER.

4 Fair and colder tonight; !
4 Friday fair; moderate north ]
\ winds.
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
HAVE IT SENT HOME

1T you are not regular reader OF The Star,
telephone Main 1850 or Ind. AL and have the
paper delivered by carrier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
THE STAR AIMS

To give you all the news as soon as L happens
you.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-25
THINKS ADV. LIED
Correspondent Says That Four Men
Discharged Were Not Drunk

Editor OF the Banner wish TO
correct a statement published in an
in the Banner, headed,
Voters-Why Vote No, No. No
which speaks of a sample case of an
instance early in February, 1903 and
speaks of four men who went to work
drunk after an all night spree and
were Immediately discharged. wish
to say that the statement is utterly
false and the maker of the statement
knew himself it was false when he
sent it to the press.
THESE four men mentioned as hay-
ing been discharged are not at all
drunkards They are all musicians
and the night referred 10 as an all
night spree they furnished the music
for party. Being late i'm getting
home aud waiting for lunching caus-
ed three of the men 10 discharged
upon arrival at 1920 a. M. at the shop.
The foreman said that it was his or
ders from one of the firm.
Now this one Of the firm mentioned
denies an knowledge of this matter
when approached by one Of the four
men
One of these men was on time at
his work and was allowed to work but
for reasons other than the false state
ment as sample case" he resigned
his position after five years service.
There were about 20 people at the
party and we can refer 70 any one of
them as to whether anyone OF the four
men We're drunk or not
Joseph w Vail.
Bennington VT. 1903.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-25
Succeeds in Running the Life of Least One Decent Woman

printed just the same. II represent
ed one view of the case just as the
above letter represents another view,
and il is by looking at all sides of a
subject that we get the nearest to
truth. The Banner does not agree
exactly with either letter writer A
man who pays good money to see a
show has a right to leave when he
gets ready but should do so with as
little interference with the rights of
others as possible The great reason
for the early rush from the Benning-
ton opera house is that the cars fur
nish such inadequate service. Gen
tlemen who have brought ladies to
the opera house must rush out and
get a seat early or run the risk of
having their ladies' stand up all the
way to North Bennington or HOosick
Falls The same thing prevails in
New York and in every other town
where a considerable number of thea
ire patrons come by car The ex-
ample of these car patrons starts the
others and is responsible for a good
deal of the confusion at the end of the
last act.-Editor of the Bannerl