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v. ". C. A. SOCIAL EVENING

Tuesday will be observed as the social evening during the week al the Yoang Womens Christian Assoc'ar ton. All ladies who are interested Erc cordially invited to be present The subiect for discussion at the fra
 ernai meeting will be "Women's Hours, and Wages" Last week a 'arge number of ladies were present and thei secretary expects a great many rnpre tonight. These meetings
 re especially for women and are in- se-esting and practicable. Miss Jones has put much earnest thought and nreparation on the subject and win he glad to welcome all who come The class xiIl be led by the secretary before the social hour
 All kinds of electrical work. house wiring a speciality Work done oz short notice. Chandeliers of all de scriptsoDs and Tungston Lamps fur nished. AL work guaranteed Refer
 ences furnished
 A. L. HASKlNS, Warren, Arizona.
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PERSONAL.

I vii. not be responsible for debts contracted by my son, Tom Quigley- 732 MRS. T. F. QUiGI.EY-
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WANTED

wAHTED-To buy wall tent State
 size and price. Address \. Y- Z. Rev'es. 'es
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FOR SALE-Rooming house. rooms. Inquire Review office.
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New pictures tonight, Royal
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PIONEER TO LEAVE eIseEE

Knlghts Maceabses. February 1sn
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BORN

New pictures tonight. Royal.
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GOING TO TOMBSTONE

New pictures tonight. Royal.
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Knights Maccab9es. February lsth.
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FOR BALE.

FOR SAlE-2 room house, No. g Nevada Avenue. Johnson Addition. Price s500.00. Small cash payment, balance in monthly payments. In- quire on premises. 6J1
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MONEY Tx LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN, apply to Johnson & Haigler c. K. block, opposite
 Hen"' 's%
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DEATH REvENGlNG CRIME or
CONGO--klNG LEOPOLD DYING

Once again probably laatt time Kng Leopold
u Belgium before The puhc
bed when smooth cynlcsm
avail FhaFsaic protesatons OF Will the
~ Death king Leopold often hailed before the
lie opinion 4 AZ last before Iudge whom deceive
caioie defy.
A strange drawing a close: lncomprehensbe
being the bright giad.
Feveed and 81 him II
which III 81
Ills millions slipping through
after million going from him.
and al that gold and Every his with
cred weaker;
soothe bring
ing OF haoy have lost their charm the smiles
before only Tipped
leopold horrible horrible
words
What hdcoua visions rise up Interchangeable past
to torment that sin stained sonT wife
madness and the moaning tHny
OF w0ethe he loved hated eyes
keen with fever the dark which
ntcrrninabie file o MANNED
rubber metal for hts
the sharp toothed cannbals IN his
nesb7 Can ne hear the swish hppopoamu whip9
he trckling some weak womans back.
hands and feet chopped
before hs the head
of the Congo. the white
he stroke HIS beard and yawus
for him. the earth that has
yictinsf Leopold today l. hody
poor who today dying IN
with his three hundred millions IN god
the dmed Drained heather
side side before plead
To-day he stands on the brinl-o eternity Leopold
hopeg
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. TIE WLIOI ETDITTu but 1 TIT
WElOLE lNO George SU III

wife heater land sober. tool raise
his hand and swear 10 tell the
truth.
He had been seen by no less than
three persons. beating a frail wife
until she sank unconscious at his
feet. And then he kicked her until
a strong-fisted chap laid him out
stiff.
Aud That same wife heater ealm-
" got up In police court and lied
and lied and lied.
Its just n plot TO put me In
inil. Judge" he said.
Il never laid a finger on her.
Why, love her, Judge, | wouldn't
harm her for the worldl"
Nothing but lies. you understand.
However, might add that the
Judge put the wife heater on the
chain gang for two months.
Here's another incidcnt-the Kind
that happens every day
II Jaw this fellow put his hand
In this fellows pocket" says the
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session 81 a doll or toy obtained
through me. would feel that ms
life during 1908 bod been lived 81
vain"
Mr Hultln called up on the tele-
phone early in the morning. ~
want YOU 10 put me down for s..
he said Il am sending the check
by mail Go on with the good
work ("
Remember that not only money
Is needed. but that The Star viii
accept presents, toys and the like
foT the Seattle children. and will
find the right children for the
things to go TO. No time nor effort
viii be spared 20 locate the chill
dren. or 20 see that the money sent
In by the big hearted bachelors Of
the city goes 10 make some chill
dren happy who would otherwise
find Christmas a sad day.
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Victims Can Escape If
They Are in Position
and Have the Nerve to
Fight.

Strange Co say. employers OF
working men and women who are
anxious to break up the operations
Of loan sharks. are unwittlngly and
Inadvertently being used BY the
salary extorti0uists as weapons
with which 10 peraccuie the wage
Garner who gets Ia their power.
In some way or other the
loan offices become aware Of the
sentiments Of all employers in the
matter OF employees borrowing
money. II the employer threatens
his workers with Dismissal II II be
comoa known they are dealing With
loan sharks. the money vampires
simply use this order az n means
Of further entnngllng the worker.
When a note comes due With it's
interest Of more than $50 per cent.
the borrower Is simply forced to
sign another note with any amount
OF interest demanded. 10 procure
the silence Of the loan office.
Pays fer Silence.
The victim buys the loan Offices
silence with n further gift Of his
wages TO the loan sharks The al.
Tentative Is given him Of either
signing the notes demanded by the
loan sharks. OF having his employ.
or notified that he IN dealing with
them II the employer IL notified
the wage earnera position rs for.
fciied II be agrees 10 the usnrions
demands Of the money lender. his
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Well. that bachelors Christmas
fund IL growing Letters from Mr..
steel and Mr., Lane we're on tbs
editors deek this morning Mr
Steel. who Is treasurer 81 the Ma
tional Editorial association. wrote
bachelors generally should take
II as personal privilege TO con.
tribute 20 the happiness ~ children
who would not otherwise know the
joys ~ Christmas"
Mr. Lane. real estate man. Is "A
newcomer 10 Seattle He IS far
away from his own old friends and
home. The idea Of helping the
little Seattle children with some
measure Of Christmas cheer makes
a special hit with him.
Should Christmas roll around
and no poor children IN Seattle be
able to lit their smiles heaven.
ward. be writes. in joyful pos
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WOE! WOE! WOE!
IN FAIRBANKS

Great Grief Theren be weep.
iag and wailing in Fairbanks,
Alaska. Fourteen Fairbanks women
viii not get their new silk gowns
for the Christmas ball. The boat
has sailed away and the dresses
were not shipped And It's all the
faalt Of Harry krvin he has "a
answer a charge OF grand larceny
A lognl merchandise firm deiiy.
erred the box OF dresses 10 the So.
attic Transfer company for ship.
ping several weeks ago. Harry
Erwin. driver. took the box and
tried TO sell tho contents, Then
Harry was pinchcd.
The merchants who sold the
dresses asked that Erwin be allowed
90 plead guilty TO petit larceny
The dresses could then De released
and be shipped on the outgoing
boat.
Judge Gillian decided this morn.
ING that the charge could not be
reduced from grand larceny 10 petit
larceny and the dresses are hcid for
evidence.
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policeman under oath Jones
yelled FOR help and ] came up in
time to grab him. He had the
watch In his pocket when ! got him.
He's been here before. lie was
arrested last January for stealing a
pair OF boots. His mugs In the
gallery
The Conflict OF Facts.
"Tho officer amt tellin the
truth Judge" tcstifics the man In
the dock
Il asked this fellow what time Il
was and he got sore, that's all
got sore, too, and hit him, ana he
yelped. ] never took his watch"
Now. somebody lies that's sure.
What Is the Judge Co do7 There's
no question that either patrolnan
or prisoner Is guilty Of perjury
How do you settle such cases2'
| asked Judge Gordon. q
Il have to rely on my Judgment
TO yet at the truth" he replied,
when on the bench, listening TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-10
SO HELP MEGOD "

contradictory testimony day IN and
day ont IL becomes habit 10
watch FOR lies II catch witness
lying be he either prosecutor or
prisoner ! know exactly what Go
DO. lnnumerable times SEQ that
both factions are lying. aud know
that there Is no other motive but
malice. In such cases endeavor
TO favor the under dog.
Police Court Works Fast
II realize that police court JUS
tice Is necessarily swift. aud oft
times Il is mistaken. Elf make
a mistake and learn Of II later I'm
the first 10 right the wrong But
" find I've been tricked by a clever
liar once, he need expect no mercy
from he the next time he tries Go
blind me.
Il am we'll aware that perjury Is
"A daily occurrence, and I've often
thought that an example should be
made OF the person who lies ALTERS
he has raised his hand in solemn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-10
SPOKANE JURY SENDS WOMAN
!. W. W. ORGANIZER TO JAIL
Three Months for Saying
What She Thought
VIII Appeal to u. S. Su.
preme Court.

SPOKANE. Dec. 10. Believing
mat the whole sociallstic and In
dnsfrial workers movement IL i'm
periled By the conviction Of Eliza
beth Gurley Flynn. national organ
Yer Of the Industrial Workers Of
the World, on charges Of conspir.
acy 20 incite violation Of the laws
OF Spokane. Clarence barrow. the
Chicago lawyer who successfully
defended Haywood, Meyer and Pet.
tlbone az Boise. was asked by tele.
graph today 20 rush 10 this city In
defense Of the imprisoned In
dustrial Workers.
The belief Is general here that
barrow viii leave Immediately for
Spokane. The jury hearing the
case against Miss Flynn Was out
less than 20 minutes. when Il re-
turned a verdict OF guilty as ia.
dicted and the woman was i'm.
mediately sentenced 10 serve three
months In the county fail.
A. the import Of the sentence
dawned upon her Miss Flynn was
for the moment stunned. When
she had sufficiently recovered her
cOmposure she requested that
Attorney barrow be Immediately
asked to come 70 this city in her
defense.
This Is cruel, inhnman and I'M
iusi. she said as she was being
led from the court room.
We will take this case 70 the
United States supreme court II
necessary. and II II Is possible for
one TO get justice in this country.
! viii get II there
Fred H. Moore. who defended
Hiss Flynn. was bitter in his de-
nunciation of the verdict
IT was not Ia accord with the
evidence be said. "Tho constitu.
ton Of the United States permits
free speech. and Miss Flynn's con-
Yiction certainly was a miscarriage
OF justice"
IN his address 20 the jury. Moore
declared that the battle Of Bunker
1871 had been fought under a red
Tag and that the flag Of the United
States Was a red flag having stars
and stripes merely to designate
the states
Leaders Of the sociaiistic
movement in Spokane were called
t0 the stand during the trial Of Miss
Flynn and asked 10 explain the
meaning OF their songs. rituals and
the red flag. Many Of those sum
moned 70 the court room refused
10 testify.
When the verdict Of the jury Was
announced IL was greeted with
Misses and the judge was compelled
TO order the clearing Of the court
room before order finally was re.
stored
b. J. Fooie. editor OF the Indus
trial Worker. recently was SEN
fenced 20 six months on the chain
gang on charges Of conspiracy In
connection with the free speech
movement
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FORCED HIS AFFECTIONS ON HER
FOR THREE YEARS SO SHE SHOT HIM

Nan Ness az. and Eiiis a.. where
Size elAifns he attempted o. force
beg a. beara q Gag with him.
Nheu she refused he IL alleged
"a have beaten her on the face and
arfus and vas forced 20 stop by
persona passing on this street she
= Earned to the drug store, where
sHn borrowed revolver from
ssNarae Hedmand. who told her 20
ffru ii she afr 4 she was troubled
ksaln.
esretu the store she went 90 a
fs~nsre. as 2ssh and Mission ste
n hon atte camn ont she again faund
ia waiting fer her The man fui-
iesed her 60 Mission and 2tst sts..
Where rho turned and shot him.
Nisa fairwcRthcr was released
eafiy today On sioo cash bail. which
sSs furnished ~ George Redmond.
fef employer.
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EMPLOYERS UNWITT|NCLY AID
OPPRESSION BY LOAN SHARKS

condition becomes extremely pitt
able.
The fact that most corporations
look with dlsfnvor upon an employe
whose wages are garnished gives
thel oan sharks another means oil
compelling obedience 10 their ex-
cesalvo demands. Railways have "a
rule that dismissal follows the sec.
ond garniahmont or assignment OF
salary Railway employees as q
class are the most seryile Of the
loan Offices multitude OF slaves.
They Threaten Him.
IN need the smploye bOrrowH
money Of the salary loxn operators
The Monumental interest makes
payment OF the notes nearly impoa.
sible out Of the borrowers salary
II the wage Garner is to support
himself and family. Month BY
month he becomes more involved
Before his mind the sharks always
hold the threat that unless be does
their bidding trouble will be made
for him that viii Involve the rail
way accounting department with
additional labor The empioye. TO
escape possible dismissal. complies
with the demand 10 further sign
away his salary.
Threats Of court proceedings
scare the distracted victims Of the
modern shylocks To most Of their
victims the fact Is unknown that
the loan sharks never go into court
and cannot enforce their claims IN
court The money borrowed plus
interest AZ IL per cent year H.
all the court viii award the loan
sharks.
II the persons now involved with
loan sharks make a fight for their
legal rights. they can free them
selves from all further annoyance
from them.
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Of lies. During tho past four years
I've attended several thousand pO-
lice court trials-it was my busi-
ness
I've heard Judge Gordon pass on
l22 cases. ranging from drunk
out u Billy the Mugs TO wife beat
Ing. IN a single short day. and dur.
Ing that time I'm safe In saying !
heard 100 men ana women every
day raise their right hsnds TO God
and lie their heads of.
I've heard policemen lie when the
fellow behind the rail was telling
she truth.
I've heard them he and put In
a good word for some poor devil
whom they kneo hate broken the
law
I've seen whole neighborhoods
Nle into court over n chicken case,
and Ise seen witness after witness
sink isto q chair and lie with a
calm assurance that would make
Baron Nunchausen look Ike an IN
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noccnt babe.
~ Ananias ever invades the DO.
lice court Of Seattle he would look
Ike an Innocent man.
n has long been axiom among
seattle'g underworld that you can't
get square deal I'm the police
court Of this city.
That statement should be taken
with a grain Of salt.
One day ! met a young fellow
who used TO give the Seattle police
considerable trouble. He was a
bad one"
Incidentally now he's straight.
ened up, owns his own home. is
married, and all that
Member the time hil that po-
licoman on the head with club2"
he asked. remembered The cop
was In the hospital for six weeks
while the town was combed for
the "----- that pretty near
croaked the bull"
Finally they got him and well.
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let him tell it--and know that
he told the truth:
The bull comes up 20 a dance
he has II In for mo. see? Without
word he grabs me. and It's u
quick rush TO the door. I'm sore.
Of course. and picks up the first
thing ! could get hold of and let's
him have g. He had no business
monkeying with mel amt never
done him no harm. Wen. after they
arrest mesay. what ! got was the
limit. lm taken into police court
and. so help me, bulls ! never see
before get up on the stand and tes-
tify till they're black In the face.
| come back strong, but bain't got
a chance. What do get?-63 days
on the chain gang. was railroad
ed for fair
don't cite this instance as a
fling at the police. but merely to
show how lies make truth look
foolish some timos.
on the other hand, I've seen a
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BAN FRANaIaCo. pee. 10 AL
though seriously injured. Henry la.
a trampter. who WAS shot last nlKht
~ Miss Agnes FaiFweatier. l. htili
alive. ard. according 10 phyalriana.
haa an exrsiieuf chance FOR rersss-
cry.
From the atery ieid ~ the police
~ TIE yeunw Wan@m, tbs shooting
MAS the result ~ thrsu yvase ~
! forred attentions frum La She
Stated that anrlnK tns hast year mhe
had heeu suhieetra atsnsss % per3es
eatian from the fnAa IIe hAs IN.
stated nm visiting hcr hunae. and has
+ frequently Intercepted her On her
way from work.
last night he waited FOR her ost .
side - tbs drug sterc IN whleh shs
~ employed wh~s hhe appeared
be followed her % chs corner nf
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oath Hut while ! am thinking OF
the violation Of oaths the next case
comes up for decision. perjury is
hay forgotten today and wholly for
gotten tomorrow.
In many respects YOU are right
In saying that the oath Is a Joke.
II Is until the violator happens to
receive his just deserts"
It's Human Nature.
But as long asohuman nature ex-
lists, lies Will exist and when man
Is in trouble. with the law against
him. he usually lies.
If he doesn't he's called fool
II he does he's perjurer.
But at that as said before. II
Ananias ever shows up In police
court here, it'll be with halo.
J, H. BOYDEN.
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- Riplinger. former city comp
x,M began putting IA hts dc.
- n The superior court this
1mhx 10 The charge ~ em6ea.
= {ssea of city funds
e ep<alng statement this morn
n Rlellagers counsel shows
4 a. degense Is relying for an
- upon the lack Of proof
n sHhsr the city or any pri.
q nt.sfdual lost a dollar BY Rip
rA aandling OF the $4,000
81 nssa the city by Stirrat 4
~ NE eontractore
" wusecusion Is based upon
sshlnx Of this check BY Rip.
NJ and bis departure Tor Hon
- xlth the money. The con.
rs gaze the cheek to tho city
s1emnsfy Il for the nncompleted
rkr q street grading contract
.Hk AZ. The frm had been en-.
~ ey the supreme court from
xssssinx lhe woFk.
m1n Goetx. a state witness
- yesterday. proved to De real
witness for the defense and
seluset ne reason for the assnv.
hu ssplzSsd b. Ripllnger aud his
aeads 'Azs Aipllnwer woald not
= se11l<1nf uoetx testified that
azzn n IN he $500 check 10
ca ua4atzs&x 30 secure the city
-; II ~ suuId complete is
ea1trze< \ rsnf 70 Ripllngar and
a<fAf ~ q take a bond IN place
= taerk and return tho check
fne bond was satisfactory
a taxer.
fals Bond the check was 10 b.
zs1 Affer Rtplsnxer wns de.
Z ~ mayor. Goetx Hwore Rip.
u{feEesi him tsan cheek back
Testified that he woald havv
abe check bad not Rsplinxes
MI that be was In mead 81
Il and wanted 10 use the checa
ii personal use. Coetx testl
81 instead OF taking the
i back he told Ripllnger n
ut Il az loan. According tc
Is testimony, when RiplinKeg
IL The check he was acting
11~fx's consent.
~ then Slirras & Goefx have
Iefed their contract with the
Iku releasing the bond given
~ tfty. Goetx was scored BY
fsueer for Keeping the story
n l2n secret until yesterday
rxenIons way b. which the
III confrol Of the check was
= MS 70 the prosecutor.
- tefsnse. In its opening state
- asserted that Riplinzer did
= Ez1xzle q cent OF anyoue's
eH Thas at the time Riplinger
n check back 20 Goesz II
= M$i 10 be the city's prop.
- 'Aaf the money represent,
D. eheek vas a loan 10 Rip
" noetz.
Z %siner. cashier Of the Union
4 Trgst company. teati.
"a Riplinger had a balance Of
\ = his personal account
~ ~ left Seattle. The cashier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-10
THREE VOTES FOR JEFFRIES FOR MAYOR OF
LOS ANGELES, BUT NONE FOR JOHNSON

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec lo"lm lefries.
pon Of the world of Los Angeles would
was learned today that a. least three voters In this city have
combination
the various candidates municipal
yesterday three
boilermakor or
Three the faithful admirers James conqueor
Corlet had
his the
the chief Of this city
jim who IS rollins @ad Of wealth IN vaudeville somewhere
OF
onal honors showered him.
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HELLO" HABIT is
CAUSE FOR DIVORCE

ST LOUIS. Dec. io.-The most
afflicted victim OF the telephone
habit was revealed as Mrs. Jane
T. Holiou ia the divorce case
brought by George l., Holton.
Ny employers in Boston told me
they would discharge me II my wife
didn't quit calling me UP on the
telephone every few minutes" Hol-
ton testified ] asked her 70 cure
herself Of the habit. and the only
way got little respite was by
apPlyieg fer n courS injunction"
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Secretary Dickinson. SIX feet some
and carrying 2ss pounds Of Tennes-
see av0irduDois. walked bFiskly
from the cabinet room with the
others OF Mr. Taft's advisory board.
He was talking earnestly. Sud
denly he slipped and fell The
white House police helped him mp
Rugs viii be along next week.
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80 SUFFRAGETTES
HID IN HALL TO
WAIT FOR ASQUITH

LONDON. Dec. i0.--Thirty SUI.
fraEettes were discovered today
hiding In Albert Hall. where Prem.
Ter Aaquith II scheduled 10 speak
tonight The women were taken IN
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ne BET $1,000 AGAINST 10 CENTS.

LOS ANGELES. Dec I0--p II ahead cents
today the result Of the reelection Of Mayor Alexander
December Z. Had Smith. the republican nominee.
be would have been out $1,000.
The day before election Grace and J. ID Van Loenen q
Wholesaler. into the chances OF the
various candidates
be successful that he laid bet OF 10000 his
Van Loeneu did rapid figuring.
tain that he would win. Grace took the bet-and He
collected the sum last night
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4 =. = Il a Joke in tho nollco
Az, Y We city o. Seattle
z.5,..,,s crime punishable with
sss s.y sentence. happens q
i s.l,,', a men. women and chill.
u IN faise their light hand
~ administered by pa
~ Y. /. John b. Gordon. hen
q i .sn and lie. '''''
s.er - w ~ air every dag lies
sss... hahger-on and court ofe
49,. arc Hes and The strane.
! aa,ss.. q The whole megg q
seems to care.
Labyrin,h Of Lies.
as study, this labyrinth
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ssD TO snooTH FLOORS.
6ShiNGTON. Dec. i9.-The
fsz Of President Taft in the
wing 81 the White House
: bar acre or 50 o. floor
wished and bare Of rugs.
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HOUSE AoJoURNs AGAIN.

my United rre~@.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-After
r. very brief session the house Of
representatives adjourned at 1904
o'clock today until Tuesday.
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Money WAS LOANED;
| NO THEFT COMMITTED
l.zuxer Win Probably Go Free on Testimony That
When He Was Down and Out Coetz Loaned Him
Ae Money Which He Is Charged With Embez-

~ Ripllnaer was down and
Ne vas alex and had no
,.,s Doctors told him he
=. q 10 another climate or
~rnan ccetx, contractor and
....A lsaned him $500 he Il
rnyea II embexsilng. 0oetx
= rsstr made demsnd on the
Il ~ ske money. The city
= vt lest a cent. and eoctE
q = 10 sasis'led with the
4. ,na will ask nothing from
y ,l,y. Plea which viii prof
Il result Ia Ripllngcrs ac-
sszl.