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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
LIFE or A PlMPLE
Compilations Are Cleared and Pir1s
pies Disappear Overnight
Without Trouble.

The dispensers Of poslam. a new
skin discovery. ask that notice be-
given that no one IL urged 10 pur-
chase Il without first obtaining an
experimental package. Everyone
who has tried II knows that the fsf-
ty-cent box. on sale al the Quaker
Drug Co, 1913 LIST Ave. and 400
Pike St. and all drug stores, is suf-
ficieut to cure the worst cases OF
eczema where the surface affected
Is not too large. The itching ceas-
es on first application. II will also
cure acne. letter. blotches. scaly
scalp. hives. BARRIERS and every
other form OF itch. including itching
feet. Being flesh-colored and con-
tanning no grease. the presence OF
poslam on exposed surfaces. such
as the face and hands. is not per-
Ceptible. Water and soap cannot
be used In connection with 1t. as
these irritate and prolong skin
troubles. sometimes even causing
them.
As 20 the experimental package
OF poslam. IL can be had free OF
charge by mail OF the Emergency
Laboratories. 32 West Twenty-fifth
Street. New York. II alone is suf-
ficient to clear the complexion
overnight. and to rid the face OF
pimplcs in twenty-four hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
SAY 4 WOMAN GAVE
THEM BARRIERS ITCH

Have you the BARRIERS itch?
Then tell your troubles 10 a pc.
liceman.
D. S. Baum and H. G. Morse.
plaintiffs. have filed complaint I'm
Justice Fred G. Browns court
charging that Emma MINIS. a
woman barber. carelessly and neg
1gently communicated 10 tho faces
of the plaintiffs a we and loath-
some disease, commonly known as
BARRIERS Itch; that they have been
disfigured, Inundated. and have
lost time from work; that they are
each damaged 10 the extent of Sii:
that they each incurred doctors
bills 10 the amount of s25, and that
they have been generally damaged
and Inundated ia the sum of 500.
They pray. therefore. for Judgment
In the sum Of 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. IA
masked fo0tpad who held up Frank
Herman. Of 3i0s Franklin st.. while
he was Fastening NJ I o'clock this
morning IN search Of physician Is
probably responsible for the death
Of Kernan's mother.
Early today Herman was awaken
ed By the means Of his mother. VINO
was suffering violently from an at
tack Of the heart
scantlly attired. the young man
rushed from the house In search
Of a physician.
As he neared the corner he was
stopped by a masked man who de-
manded his valuabics.
Please. for Gods sake pleaded
Herman. do not stop me now MY
mother may be dying. ] must get
a doctor
This only served to infuriate the
hlghwayman. for he drew a dirk and
again demanded that Herman de
liver his valuables.
Driven TO desperation by the
thought that a delay might prove
fatal to his mother. Herman crap
Piled with the thug. During the
struggle the highwayman managed
10 swing his knife arm free Ker-
nan drew back his arm TO ward off
the blow and the knife was buried
TO the hilt in his wrist
Finally no managed TO wrench
himself free from tho wOuld-be rob
Der. but before he had gone a few
steps dropped unconscious from the
loss Of blood.
on recovering his senses. Herman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
JObLESS MEN EASY
tconelUees.l

fconeiuoed.i
-ssa. as.-=.ass4---.-
wp spent lot Of time and money
trying TO get the man located. and
,ha, we'll give him the next job
that turns ap"
Miss Braeklin had another good
IDEA
I'm going 10 hire a sienographer
10 slt IN the office and pound the
keys THAT alwAys looks good
Don't make any difference what she
writes, ~ long as che looks busy
Gives Out Statement.
Watt. who poses rs secretary and
treasurer 81 tho association. Ane
who SAYS he holds all the stock
gave out a statement Ia 4 Star re
porter this morning 20 the effect
that Or r. ~ Thomas. with offices
IN the Epler block. Timothy Mug
ford and Watt himself we're the al.
rectorF Of the corporation Or.
Thomas. he said wRa president and
was the competent medical advis.
or" % the association. Ruth Rrack.
I'm was simply the etenographcr
aud Instead 81 II being she who
lost the $500 through the flight OF
Simons. II WAS Watt himself
On Investigation IL was found
that Dr.. Thomas has no office IN
the Epler building nor ever did he
have. as far az could be- learned.
and his name does not appear In
the city directory nor IN either 81
The telephone books. Mugford :
name vas equally elusive and be IL
doubtless as chimerIcal as Thomas.
Miss Brackliu. when seen later
and asked as to the whereabouts
or being Of the doctor. could not
give any information relating To
this mythical person.
Prosecuting Attorney Wander.
veer when asked as TO the truth
OF Miss Bracklin's statements.
said Il do not know her. The
story. as TO my connection with Il.
is untrue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
floods AND md
Storms HAY!
DIED AWAY
i, Service Back to Nor
MI Tonight and Wires Y
waking Asain-Rains
s,.o Over Northwest.

..eao,ls and wludsiorms when
80 the northwcs, for he
- DAYS are over aud ny
n. rain and telegraph service
hack to normal 49,.
essai Northern trains when
~ ~ between Index aud me
= II ,aanel last night have ali
= 90 s.laaged BY the Northern Ia.
Rsporls Of the food running
= ~ ainlug cars were greatly
So -.s.s,sph service WAS RESTORED
, 4. ,,n.at Northern this morning
J n \ "a discovered failing trees
= i .m,ll andslides had tied up
/. 80 ana not washouts,
~ W. ires Vas cleared this morn
. n n frslght trains were running
..s,.sh a 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
' 49,. non an directions 20 the
...,ssr earau say the rains have
pssd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
WANTS MONEY AND
FOOD FOR INDIANS

Chas. NJ buchanan. Indian agent
at the Tulalip reservation. has writ.
ten 20 the Chamber OF Commerce
asking that body 10 start move.
mont among the residents OF Seat.
tie 10 send money and food 10 the
Indians on Christmas day. The In.
dams are members OF the same
tribe that decided the land where
almost all the larger cities. lnclud.
ing Seattle. now stand. to the white
men. All presents OF money. food
or clothing should be sent direct
to the Indian reservation at Port
Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
ROAOHOUSE MAN WILL
MAKE A HARD FIGHT

James Elan. hte owner Of the :
and s bar nc GeorEetown. who an.
peared In Justice Browns court
this afternoon for trial on the
charge Of selling liquor 90 the party
Of minor Joy riders" on Sept %.
viii make a bitter fight for acquit.
tai because Of the fact that be was
Ia Missouri at that time.
Although the supreme courts OF
this state and Of the United States
have decided at different times
that an owner Is responsible for
oil that goes on In his saloon. VIII
w. Morris. Elan's lawyer. says that
the idea Is ridiculous and that he
viii fight IL TO a finish.
Elan gave honda for his appear.
ance In court and was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
soossAek DROPPING.
IN, ruiied f'rvs-1

wiliNGlAM. Wash. Nov = --
V r,ssr weather and a cessation
J ~ rainfall have combined 20
49, ,he Nooksack river By sew
= ~ aaring the last Few hours.
4 N Danger from floods Is past
!, ~ present
WAle the waters roaehed the
ssAsas marx III years, ard consld
- damage vas done. the losses
= ~, A heavy as they have been
! A. pasi. for the people living
smf tks stream seem % have
g~slsa ~ the experience Of other
"a asa we're prepared. MIL
nsas hare lost heavier than any
a. kandreds Of dollars worth
~ aad bolts having been
sssea sown stream that probably
~ siIi BE- recovered ~ the
man The beach combers viii
ri grpaiiy hT the floods.
M small bridges have been
~ ont. bat the larger ones
raven protected. and stood the
ee veil. Railroad companies
r ndas repairing the damage
IN d their lines. which Us not
ssE Some stock was lost. but
> hmage. taken all In all. is
10 ,agaiiyely light. The waters
- ragldly Feceding today. and
hsge u every Indication that the
anger s past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
Feast to
Be Served to
Public

There is going TO be a Thanks
giving turkey feast at zee to 225
Peoples Savings Bank Building to-
morrow Thursday afternoon, and
TO this feast the public is invited.
The feast will be served buffet
luncheon style. and the hours are
from 2 D. m. to 4 y. m. The hosts
will be Loughney & Loughney. the
well known specialists, who for the
past few years have made their
name household words because OF
their wonderful cures with their
Bake Ovens.
The feast will take the form OF
a sort OF thanksgiving because the
specialists have been so success
full in the past year They want to
show the public that they are
thankful, and propose. therefore. to
hold an informal reception. at
which time several fine birds,
baked In the sterile Bake Ovens.
will be served. The ovens in
which the THANKSGIVING feast will
be prepared are the same ovens in
which patients easily take 900 de-
grees Fahrenheit heat in treat
ments for rheumatism, stomach,
liver. bowel and kidney troubles.
No place could be cleaner or more
sterile for preparing food I.ough-
ney a Loughney want TO show their
patients, friends and the public
generally just what heat in a Bake
oven is.
II vou're not nrcsent nj tho re-.
ception. you will miss n treat. for
youn get something good to eat.
and at the same time get a chance
TO see what a real Bake oven is.
The regular daily hours of the
Bake oven specialists are from s
a. m. TO y, m, and Sundays from
. a. m. TO ~ noon No charge Is
n,nde for consultation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
We MAY RIDE ON
BOATS FOR NOTHING

when Green put the indianapolis
on the Tacoma run Ever since that
time the Seeleys have been wait.
Ing for good chance 10 fight him
Nearly every steamer on the
Sound IL in some way connected
with these two companies and they
will all be affected by the war. N
things pan out as they seem 10
be going the rates on the Sound
from Seattle and ali other points
will be cut to nothing.
The Kitsap County Navigation
company has not yet announced
whether or not 81 will meet the
new rates on the Poulsbo route II
Is understood that the company ia
waiting for new alignment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

According 60 the Wise ones In
terested in the mosquito fleet on
the Sound. the little rate war
started yesterday between the Kit
sap County Navigation company
and the Seattle Poulsbo Route com
pany. is only the commencement Of
war TO be fought BY the two
largest companies for the entire
shipping OF this part OF the coun-
try.
They say that Joshua Green IL
behind Barnard Eliot in the new
company and that the Seeley com
pany. the owner and operator Of the
steamerF1yer. will back mp the Kit.
sap County Navigation company.
The real fight started. they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

tell. The iury az a body h informed
aud the Witness Ia givvn a chance
lo tell his story,
Find ~ Uncomfortable Bed.
A bunch of Jurors thia morning
removed the linen from a bed In
The tueorcular ward aud found
uudov it the remnant OF mattress.
The covering Of the mattress had
a bis hole Ia sc aud the atufflng.
composed ef rough straw. was IN a
disordcrcd condition.
An Ut the witnesses spoke hlgh
ly ot the husincsalikc attitude of
tho jury and of The apparent alncer.
ity of their members In learning
the truth Prosecuting Attorney
NUndervccr the witnesses assert.
has showed a disposition to have
the fury know the whole truth.
As soon az witness enters
the jury room the first question
asked him is.
"oid The Star tell the
TRUTH"
Out Of IS patients examined
three said Il did not--tVVo were
employees OF the hospital and
one man o. 90 years In his
extreme dotage, who told Of his
pleasure In the nurses joking
with him. All the witnesses
told the jury that The Star had
transformed the hospital from a
Verltahle hades int. u not a
heaven, at least a puraatory
where the suffering was a little
less acute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

months iamDt0n's and In the In
cident of the Dos Cbutes valley
elsewhere noted 10 this article
Bear distinctly In mind that
charge no corrupt motive In
Mr.. Baliinaer's appearance IN
official Washington. That is,
no corrupt motive m his mind
or the pretidents.
In the Northwest charges are
made that connect Postmaster Gen
ernl Frank Hitchcock ln his ca
pacity Of manager Of the latest re-
publican national campaign With
the GuRgrnheim interests ~ an ar
rangement 10 secure the interior
portfolio for Mr. Balllnger This
may be partisan political gossip II
rs very easy for Interested parties
to start such rum0rs. and very diff
ncult for them 10 prove them.
Political Influence.
"Unqucstionably Mr. Ballinger
has strong political Influences back
OF him. A. ! have shown. many
powerful selfish Interests would be-
more than willing 10 aid him in any
ambition for high government po-
aition But thia would not prove
that Mr.. BallinRer Was corrupt As
! have said. his talents a. lawyer
have ever been employed by cOrpo-
rations or individuals who believe
that the treasures Of the public do
main should become their private
property. Mr.. Ballinger is IN.
doubtcdly sincere and honest in his
desires 10 further what be believes
10 be the legitimate interests Of his
clients Ills point OF view may be
old.fashioned. but II ~ not likely
that he can be proved guilty Of cor
rupt acts"
Mr Mathews next takes up the
CLAWS feature of the controversy.
al OF which ~ generally known to
the readers OF The Star-hOw
Mr.. CLAWS appealed 10 President
Taft. how the president dismissed
him from the service and eX0ner-
ated Mr.. Balnnger. In conclusion
Mr. Mathews says:
~ President Taft, in his en-
thusiastie praise Of Mr.. Bahin-
ger, could restore all these
things 70 their previous status,
his ante-election declarations
that he would carry out the
Roosevelt policies would meet
with more general acceptance
than they are receiving to-
day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
HAMILTON APPEALS To THE
NATIONS HIGHEST COURT

whore Il win be presented TO the
Federal supreme court by an attors
ney Of the national capital.
II the supreme court grants the
appeal before Hamiltona trial IL
finished. u viii set aside the trial
So the condition of the mail service
may mean much 10 the accused en-
bcExler
In the superior court here. the
morning vas spent IN examining
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
FOUR ARE CHARGED
WITH LAND FRAUD

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Robert W Prigmore filed com
plant this morning charging G. NJ.
Madison. g. r. Buckley. X Jensen
and Jane Doe. alias Clara Camp.
bell. with grand larceny J. II.
Degering ls the prosecuting wit
ueHg.
II ls alleged that the defendants
obtained 5000 from y. W. and Ida
Allen. co.partners. by false repre-
sensations and pretenses. repre-
sentlng that they held an unen.
numbered title 10 land In Napa
county. in California II IL charged
that the land contract was fraudu'
lent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
$4,000 Loss

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. "a
Fifty thousand dollars IL the eSti,
mated toll whieh residents Of the
Willamette valley viii pas for the
high waters q ne hSt feW days.
according 70 reports received up
% noon Lesging Industries and
sfners arr he heavy losers Fed
y msiiiag snSws In the Cascade
sHsiairs apd heavy raina. the
Kaaae'fs river Il SIN rising. and
: rba'aries in the Willamette
- have oyerflowed their banks
= willamette stood a. p feet
= rehes at Salem at noon to
In
Is no. expected that much
= lsmage VIII be caused BY the
= saieT. as the rains have
~ ADD the weather has turned
#F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
HOLD UP $1,000, 000,-
600 COPPER MERCER

NEW YORK. Nov % The eight
hundred million dollar copper com.
blue has been held up temporarily.
at least. until lawyers for the inter.
csts can figure ont the effect that
'he Standard OH decision last Sat.
urday will have on the merger. &C.
cOrding TO Wall street reports TO.
day.
Prominent corporation lawyers
are quoted as saying IL would be
foolhardy TO proceed with such q
plan. In the face OF such \ drastic
decision as the Standard OH one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
FOR GODS SAKE, MOTHER
IS DYING" HE PLEADED

dragged himself TO HIS home and
crawled 10 his mothers bedside
one glance at Mrs. Herman warned
him that hts mother was dead She
had died while he was battling for
his own llfe with the footpad
Herman lived alone with his
mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
CHAUFFEUR IS JAILED
ON SPEEDING CHARGE

The first instance Of sending
chauffeur TO jail for exceeding the
speed limit took place In Justice
Fred G. Browns court yesterday
afternoon when Archie Kincaid was
sentenced TO 10 days In jail Kin
caid was convicted OF running an
automobile at the speed Of % miles
an hour over the crossing al Madi-
son II. and First aV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

OLYMPIA. Nov. gt--Attorneys
for ortis Hamilton. former adiutan,
general Of Washington. appeared
before the state supreme court this
morning and asked writ OF error
to the uaiied States supreme court.
a technical term for an appeal
The state supreme court deuled
this Attorneys Immediately mail.
ed the appeal to Washington. -. C..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
RESIDENTS
MAY REDUCE The FARE

operates In The city of seattle
under aud by virtue of a fran.
chlse held IN the name OF the Sc.
attic Electric Co The Puget
Sound Electric Co. IL an assignee
OF this franchise from the Seattle
Electric Co. and Is subject 20 all
tho conditions and requirements
OF that franchise equally with the
Seattle Electric Co, The ordinance
which grants this franchise TO.
quires all parties exercising any
rights under Il Go carry passengers
for fare not greater than five
cents for one continuous trip be
tween points situated Within the
city limits over any line or lines
owned OF controlled by the said
parties, aud within the city limits
refers 20 the present city limits.
Consequently. under this ordinance.
the Puget Sound Electric Co. may
not charge more than five cents to
carry any passenger between It's
seattle terminal aud any point on
Us line within the present limits Of
the city Of Seattle. even though u
be necessary TO pass through
Georgetown In so doing.
Can Seek Redress.
I'VE are OF the opinion that while
you and any resident OF Rltcrton
cannot complain OF the violation Of
this ordinance by the Puget Sound
Electric Co. that nevertheless any
resident OF Seattle preferably a
citizen residing near the southern
boundary OF the city could com
pei the Puget Sound Electric Co
TO carry passengers between any
points on itu line within the city
limits for a fare OF five cents, This
would give TO YOU and TO the resi-
dents 81 Riyerson the reduction OF
fare which Is desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
chARlTY MATINEE.

. Childrens orthopedlc hos 4
= pital viii give matinee AZ 4
. the Seattle theatre Friday ,
= afternoon, November ~. the 4
= proceeds 10 be devoted 20 the Z
= hospitals Christmas Bed ,
. No charge will be made for 4
. admission. bat people are 4
= asked TO contribute what they ,
q feel they can an interesting ,
. program has been arranged. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
EAT FoR CHARITY.

: Allen Dale. Jr, young son
: Of Alien Dale, proprietor of
: the Good Eats Cafeteria
: Third and James, has a novel
: manner Of celebrating Thanks
' giving. The gross receipts Of
: The meals served that day
: will be turned over to the
' Washington Chlldren's Home
: society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
NAN'S STORY TRUE
tcenclud, a.

fCcnciuds a.
~~------s-.---.-,-------r--
! Ntiehi died then some living
Nssat got his shoes.
Nakerow told the jury that the
A1Eais had 10 use one towel an
zilrs week. regardless 81 how
~ ! night become Sheets did
~ weeks service. whether they
xern elsan or n0t-one week a. an
fppsr aaest and one week under
ne n;lers The bread has ever
issn sRs and unfit to eat. The
witness sad be ale about three
GOD slltss q bread since he was
e ihs hospital
Gated Him Vile Names.
NlthsrgH told Of the nurses call
= h'm ne yilest Of names He
% shea he was once too weak
. g . Tho ntchen for his tray
iood. The attendants IN ridicule
nm nursing bottle full Of
- sila q rubber nipple attached
W TIE patient had 20 make
"a q ne practical Joke "
fe'w anderson. after be had
= sNofh ss a witness. cOrrobor-
~ Nl'herpws story In detail He
- nat TIE fare consisted Of eggs.
reiten, boiled beer and pota-
L
~ hospital tradition that
- lufE q gear the patients
" Lsea some other meat than
~ pei Anderson stated that
psiient FIRST entered the
ss 800 boiled beef for q time was
- BIT after months o. boiled
- ooAfa 10 the most careless
49, sick mans stomach re-
~ hs had, however. 10 cat It
.tnoui anything The con
alnx Of boiled beef and
iily u the patient 10 eat
many Of them. according
Aspn, 70 lose whatever
~ Improvement they had
49, Boiled potatoes not con.
noon Anderson asserted
~''se cold 10 weak stomachs
Ha' Had No, Told All
T. vgf afsD assured the Jury
~. v. star had not done full
2 ne terrible suffering that
asnl, .lshla endured because Of
- neglect on the part of
~ charge OF The bospital
VA enwf and Miss Whitman.
M. 'apleyes Of the hospital
MI vi, aas they had had. trouble
~" s'hess Witherow. That al.
ass " - = language had been used
= hl,..ih'n mat be was always
nd Of the vulgar handy Of
sssi, 'l ~ is sim IN session al the
n y, ssoAfltal Dr. Corsou has
'tsr. - examined Tho Jury
azaasaa = :. DC IN earnest and has
y witnesses IN a tbor.
mas a1pef Foreman Parker
asy 49,, q the wltneases MAJ
you'd be recalled 'n"'
pns 's y, Individually ana in
aspllsl ~, sasunierIng around tho
"a ~. taking 10 patient ana
ssp " . ~ z patient who has a
brutality and cruelty 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

New Workers 20 Celebrate The
regular meeting OF the New York
club will be held at the Commercial
club rooms tomorrow evening. The
evacuation OF New York city VIII
be celebrated An excellent pro
gram has been provided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
RANK clFARlnas
1853 MORE DEAD

tConcluded.)
thing else Alfred Howard Is sim
alive. ai6 a. m. Monday morning
still breathing Something bet.
ter turn up or We viii soon be gone
1916 a. M. still alive at this time.
sixteen TO ] p. m. Monday the
lights arc eolng out think this Is
our last We are getting weak; Al.
fred Howard Nv well 40 all OF W..
Then the diary ends.
CHERRY. III. Nov % sum.
mary Of the disaster at the 81.
Paul mine here shows that 5i4 men
were IN the mine when the fire
started
OF this number Il ls estimated
hat 200 men escaped from the
mine on the day the fire broke
out. Last Saturday go men were
taken alive from the mine with
the l0i dead bodies already recoy.
cred. aud l6s bodies found IN the
lowest level today. "a bodies are
stili unRccounted for.
There ~ Htill some confusion con.
corning the exact number Of bodies
found today Ia the Inflated mine
Near the spot whore the miners
reported that they had come across
at least so bodies. slate vas found
upon which the following had been
written
we die together. 1853"
II IL quite possible that the writ.
cr'e check number was 1903. although
the miners believe that tho message
on The slate Indicates that Ice men
persisted IN The lowest level.
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Pleaded for Them.

The Cunningham claims had
been before the land office when
MIR Ballinger was commissioner
Nevertheless. Attorney Balllnger
soon appeared before his successor
and pleaded to have the Cunning.
ham claims passed TO entry and
patent Attorney Ballinger's ef-
forts In this case were not success.
full
And then the presidential cleo.
ton oame--and few months later
MIR Ballinger was occupying the po-
sition OF secretary of the interior
In MIR. Taft's cabinet And very
soon after his installation in this
honorable and important position
he began to undo the work accom-
plished by Theodore Roosevelt. as
| have already shown In last