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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
SENATOR HOPKINS WILL MAKE
SUPREME EFFORT TO BE
ELECTED TUESDAY.
DENEEN SUPPORTS HIM
Trvnu to Line Up Forces For Sen
ator 1890 Goverrorship Contest
Resolution viii Probably
Pass House Today.

Sb1cial to The Rulletin.
Springfield, ILL.,, Feb, Senator
Hopkins arrived in the city tonight
from Washington. He will make a
supreme effort Wednesday to be
elected. Should he fail the deadlock
will probably continue until after
the inar guration of President TAFT,
GOV. Deneen is endeayoEng to line
up his men for Hopkins.
The Democratic resolution proyind-
ing for the appointment of a commit
tee Of nine from eacn house to con-
slider the Stevenson-Denen contest
will undoubtedly pass the house to-
morrow afternoon according to pres
nj indications. 1t was opposed last
week when introduced by some OF
the Deneen men, but the governor
has expressed his wishes that ire
matter be gone into by a committee
and if the Democrats present a
prima facie case, to inycstisata ana
recount the votes also II desired.
Governor Deneen this noon signed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
{NGLAND'S KING
VISITS KAISER
DUE IN BERLIN TODAY--COMlNG
or GREATEST POLITICAL SIG.
NiFICANCE, BUT COMMENT IS
LACKING.

Berlin, Feb S.-The visit of King
Edward tomorrow is regarded gener-
ally in itself as an event at the pres
ent moment of the greatest polite II
significance and with feeling that 1t
would be an excellent thing for both
nations If the meeting Of King Edward
and Emperor William resulted in a
mutual understanding tending to al
Law International tension, From no
ouarter. however, is the expectation
voiced with any confidence that the
visit Of the English King will produce
direct tangible effects.
King Edward is accompanied by
Queen Alexandra and fficial circles
welcome the royal visitors on mos;
courtly tone, regarding their coming
to Berlin as a return for the emper
cr's visit to England and making ne
comment on the political Importance
Of the event.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
SENATOR PERKINS
HAS DEFENDER.
REPRE- SENTATIVE kNOWlANp
SAYS He DOES NOT De
SERVE CENSURE.
HELPED BUILD UP NAVY
Instead of Retarding It, as Alleged
By Roosevelt-knowland Is
President on Jap
Matter.

Washington, Feb. S.-The tact
that IN the prospective re-organiza-
tion Of the senate committee Senator
Perkins of California, Will slcceed
Hale OF CaIne, as chairman OF the
committee on naval affairs. has hai
the effect Of adding to the interest
felt in the presidents reference 70
the California senator as one VINO
has hampered the growth OF the
navy. The subject was discussed to
a greater or less extent today IN
both houses of congress and 1t re-
ceived especial attention from the
members of the California delega-
tion. Representative Knowland of
California, freely expressed the oEin-
ion that Perkins had net deserved
the presidents cens&re. He said;
- have been inclined to uphold
the nresident in his efforts to brins
about an amicable settlement OF the
Japanese question, but | c2rtainN
,leplore his attack upon Perkins, and
| believe this is practically the senti-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
WILL FILE HIS
EXPENSE ACCOUNT
sENAOR STEPHENSON, OF WIS
CONelN, WILL VOLUNTARILY
APPEAR BEFORE iNVESTlGA'
ING COMMITTEE SOON.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. S.-SenatcF
Stephenson will very shortly iile lis
expense account over wAich there has
been much specuatin in connection
with the primary election in Wiscon'
sin last fall. Stephenson was in NIL
warlkeo today on a business trip and
left fer his home in Marinette to
night.
Friends of Stephenson's say he VIII
appear voluntarily before the special
investigating committee of the Wlscon-
sin legislature which expects shortly
10 investigate the senatorial primary
especially the charges of alleged cor
dupton IN connection vita the pri'
mary which were filed against him by
Senator Blaine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
TARIFF AGITATION
Blamed For Fact That Many steel
Mills Are Shut Oown-Th hous-
ands Are Out OF Work.

Piusburg. Ia. Feb. S.-Many stee.
mills are idle and thousands Of men
are deprived Of the means Of earning
a livelihood as "a result Of congression
al effort TO tinker with the tariff. de
clared B. F. Jones, Jr, president o:
the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corpora
tjon. the largest manufacturers 81
steel in the country. tonight. Willis
r. King. vice president Of the SAME
concern coincided with Jones asser-
tiou and beth insisted that the pres
ent condition Of the steel trade is one
of waiting 10 see what the nov duties
will be.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
WIRELESS APPARATUS
Should be Installed on All Ocean
going Vessels Says Roosevelt
in Special Message.

Washington. Feb. S-To prevent
the less Of life by catastrophe at sea
such as nearly befell when the
transatlantic liner Republic weat
down recently. the president today
sent to congress a message urging
the passage Of a bill similar to that
introduced by Representative Burke
of Pennsylvania reauiring the equip
ment Of ocean going vessels with
wireless telegraph apparatus.
Previously to the transmission of
the message. the president was in
-cnference with Burke on the sub.
'ect. The president had ben ad-
-.seI bv the commissioner Of naYiga
ion that in his opinion such legisla
zion was most urgently derandel
and he arguel in strong language
the passage Of this Of a similar bill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
new INVENTION TESTED
Hiram Percy Maxim Has Perfected
Appliance for siIene,nq Re
port Of Any Fire Arm.

New York Feb. s--The first pub
lie demonstration Of new Maxim
gun silencer" was given here today
by It's inventor. Hiram Percy Maxim.
The device IS cylindrical AFFAIR
six inches long an iucn In diameter.
which fits snugly in the muzzle Ct
any gun The United states army
rifle and other powerful guns were
Grnd with the anti-noise attachment
and the result Of the report was
scarely louder than a mild handelap
Maxim declared that the devic
corId be applied 10 heavy artillery
and Just as effectively silence the
Cannon mouth
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
AFTER Is LONG YEARS
Man is Arrested Near Marion, ill.,,
For Crime Committed in
Roam County, Tenn.

Marion, Ill.,, Feb. S.-John lsham,
farmer of Williamson county is In
ail In Marion charged with a crime
committed i'm Ten- ssee nearly a
quaItsr of a century ago
Isham.. it is alleged, killed a man
in Roam county. Tenn -ssee, was
sentenced to the state prison, but
escaped.
For eighteen years he has lived
within eight miles OF this city. sun
day he was arrested upon informa'
ton from officials of the peniten'
tiary in Nashville. Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
LINER SETS new MARK
Mauretania Makes Passage New YORK
10 Liverpool in Four Days, 20
Hours and 27 Minutes.

Queenstown. Feb. S.-The steamer
Mauretania passed Daunts Rocb
lightship at $40 y. m, thus estah
fishing a record for the long route.
The liner covered the distance Of p
g34 miles at an average speed Of 1920
knots. The. days runs we're i9l. COS,
5g4. 5G7. $50 and - miles to Daunt's
Rock. The passage was made In -four
davs 20 hours and q minutes. cutting
the record nearly 9iz ho.irs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
SPEEDY TRIAL ASSURED
In Case Of Negro Who Murdered
Preacher in Mississippi, and Mob
Violence is Not Feared.

Houston. Miss Feb. s.--While feel
ing Is intense il Is believed that the
danger Of mob violence to Rody Bas-
kin. the solf-confer.eI SLAYER Of Rev.
". T. Huls0n. whose bullet riddled
body was found half submerged in
a pond near here Saturday night. has
been averted through the announce
ment that a speedy trial and equally
speedy punishment will be meted
cut.
Baskin. who IS but - years old
was arrested yesterday following the
return Of Hudson's watch by another
negro who declared q vas given 70
him by Baskin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
PANAMA PROTESTS.

Washington. Feb. sc. G. Arose
mana. Panama minister today called
al the state department and filed pro
test from his government against the
speech made in the house recently by
Rainey. of Illinois. in which President
Obaldia. Of Panama. vas severely a.
tackled. The minister acted in pur
.suance of instructions cabled 'by bis
government
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
GoTcH TO MEET DeROuEN.

Des Moines. Feb S.-Frank Goteh,
worlds champion heavyweight Wrest-
Ter. has signed articles to meet Raopl
DeRouen in a match for the worlds
champion title and purse of $4,000
at Kansas City, March Is.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
RELEASE ALL SUSPECTS
Ottumwa, Ia, Police Working For
New Clews IN Murder OF
Young Woman.

Ottumwa. Ia, Feb. S.-Joseph
Hopkins. colorcd. arrested as a VII
ness in connection vita the murder
Of Clara Rosen. vino was beaten .
death with rock and hidden tn an
abandoned cellar Friday night VS.
released a. having no moHledg oi
the crime Toe police have sti irte
all PRISONS appreheuded DO come
lion with the case sad VII seek To-.
new cleWs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
REFUNDING MORTGAGE
On Al Property Of Illinois Central
Railroad Filed IN Chicago
Yesterday.

Chicago. Feb. S-A refundng mort.
gage on an property OF the Illinois
Central Railroad vas fiei for reccFi
today The amount bonds 70 be is-
sued IS limited % sl1ooooo30 except
under the contingency Of the com
pauYs acquiring. thus subjeciing 20
4 lien CT the mortgage. the indiansp-
Oils southern Railesy. Vhen the In
sua nav b. increased by fleoao.eoa-
Fhe loan D. 20 refund indebiedness'
nav Tor construction ana mainieaaare
rnd improvement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
LEMP DIVORCE
TRIAL OPENED
MILLIONAIRE BREWERS WIFE
CHARGES HIM WITH EH-
IRENE CRUELTY.
STARTED WITH QUARREL
Lemp Says Trouble Began Four Years
AGO When He Reproached
Wife on housekeeping
Methods.

st. Louis, Mo- Feb. S-The mach
discussed suit for divorce instituted
by Mrs Lillian Handlan Lemp again
her husband VIM Lemp, Jr., the MI
lionaire brewer, was called for trial
today before Judge Hitchcock in the
circuit court. The social prominence
of the Lemps and tht sensational
character of the charges and counter
charges brought by the wife and his-
band have attracted wide attentin TO
the divorce suit. The trial promises
to be one OF tht most sensational OF
its kind ever tried in the ST. Louis
courts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemp We're married
about ten years ago and have an eight
year old son, VIM ]. Lemp Ill. TIRE
marital troubles of the couple date
back several years, though the wife's
suit for divorce was not brought until
about a year ago, In her petition lot
divorce Mrs. Lemp charges her hus.
! band with extreme cruelty aud WITH
undue attentions to other women
| Mrs. Bert Evil, sister in law Of Mr.
Lemp, figures prominently In the
wife's allegations against her hus.
band
In his reply to the charges made
against him Mr.. Lemp states that
his trouble with his wife began with
a quarrel some four years ago, when
he reproached her on her housekeen-
ing methods aud remarks she Is al
legged to have made about his moth
er. He declares that an unsigned le.'
ter In HIS wife's handwriting, which
he found in a drawer of their library
table. and which Mrs. Lemp claims
was a deeoy to catch her husband
reading her correspondence. caused
him to employ detective To watch
her at Palm Beach, Fla. This letter.
according to Lemp. was addressed TO
my dear pal', speaks of him, ap.
lparently Lemp. In terms of hatred,
land says he Is going hunting next
week. and | wish TO heaven he would
lnever return; | am completely worn
out and God alone knows how much
longer | can stand this loathsome
bondage; do telephone me when yon
can. as usually ansNer the tele.
phone now
I.emp denies taking Mrs. Bert
Evil to gardens and theatres; says
be has known her fifteen years; that
she frequently visited his home at
his wife's invitation, and he thought
liz proper to ask her TO take a drink
because she was his sister in law.
Lemp also states that his w.fe's eX-
r ltrcmes in dress and her prediction
for the wtaring Of lavender caused
, her to become a eonspicuus figure
{ whenever she appeared In public anl
s resulted in her being generally
known as the Lavender lady
, An alleged antenuptial contract Is
= expected TO play an important part
2 tln the trial Lemp alleges that in
this agreement made before thelI
marriage. his bride. now the PLAINTIFF
J gave him entire control Of THEFT
childreu's religious. moral and col
llegiate education, which he charge;
She violated by having their son 10
,rety baptized as a Catholic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09

the bill passed with the emergency
clause authorizing the state treas
lrer TO pay the membcrs of the
legislature any portion or all OF ule
% 600 salary for the entire term 81
heir service at any time that the
members may desire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
NOT EFFICIENT
BUT INSULTING
WAY ROOSEVELT DESCRIBES AN
TIJAP BILL PASSED BY CAL
lFORNlh HOUSE.
CAUSE FIR IRRITATION
If Measure Should Become Law, Gov
ernment Would be Held as V'o'
tina Treaty--Lane Upholds
President.

Washington, Feb. S,-"The poncy q
the administration is to combine the
maximum of efficiency in achleVih1
the real object which the people oi
the Pacific slope have at heart, WIN
the minimum of friction and trouble
while the misguided men who adVo
cate such action as this against when
| protest are following a policy when
combined the very minimum OF eHl-
cheney with the maximum of insult
and which, while totally falling TO
achieve any real result for good, yet
might accomplish an inhnity OF harm .
In the above language today Presi-
dent Roosevelt in long telegram to
Speaker Stanton, of the California as
sembly, set forth the government $
view of the anti-Japanese school legis.
Iation now before that body.
Cause for Irritation.
The president stated that the bil
gives just and grave cause for lrrl-
tation aud that the government would
be obliged Immediately to take action
in the federal courts to test such legls-
lation because it is held to be clearly a
violation of the treaty Obligatins of the
United States. The president cites
the workings of the present agreement
with Japan. showing that it has result
ed in more japanese deserting than
coming IN. and declares that figures
showing this to be a fact are correc'
and cannot be impeacbed.
Lane Upholds President.
After a conference at the Whitl
House today Interstate Commerce Com
missioner Lane, of California, said
81 have read the presidents state
ment on the Japanese question and
think he is following a line of policy
which will work out for the best inter
ests of the Pacific coast. This is no'
partisan question. but one nyolvine
a great national policy, and believe
that only the national government car
deal adequately with il.
"To my personal knowledge tn,
IltNiNtIt AbN bf''i til'i' 81 VI iAit0 -.
the past two years 10 meet the demap,
of our peple in the most effective man
ner. | believe his policy has been ;
success SO far. II demands a longc
test, and state cooperation is neces
sary to achieve the result We all dc
sire
Exclusion, Not Reprisal..
Il am in favor of the exclusion o
japanese laborcrs so as 10 avoid an
other race question in this country
which rs inevitable II they come In.
think the presidents method Of reaed
ing this result is practical and vii
prove more eGectual than the MGR
aggressive and radical measures a
this time.
AS a labor leader in San Francis
co recently said: we are In favor q
exclusion and not of reprisal' | am ia
standing by the president because hi
policy has been one OF national in
portancc and international good fec
inr"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
TRIED TO KILL WOMAN,
THEN SUICIDE

BRIDGEPORT Conn Feb s.--After At.
temptlnE 20 Kill Mrs Robert UnWin.
with whom BE- boarded. by cutting hcf
throat with a razor this afternoon
William Henry Hopkinson committea
suicide By cutting his own throat
The affair vas the outcome Of a SUI
brought by Mrs Unwin's hHsban-.
against Hopkinson for $1,000 for allen
alton of his wife's affections.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
oeRoUEN AGAIN DEFEATED.

Des Moinez. Iowa. Feh. S--Raoul
DeR0uen failed % throw jess Wesfer-
gaafd Of this city tonight iR a wres.
ling match of one boar. The French
man had agreed 10 thra his man tvic,
in an hour
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
PRAISES AMERICANS.

Rome. Feb. a.-Ambassador a1d
Mis-. Grizcom were tcfay received by
the Dowaeer Queen Marguerite. wfo
ssi3 she wished personally 20 tank
the American people for their z
rrozity in giving aid 10 the earth
quake sufferers u had surprisei al
tcr IDEAS Of international philau-
fhraUE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
D. OF c. BILLS IN HOUSE.

Washington. Feb. s-Toiay in t-e
house practically the entire sessi' p
was given over 10 the consileraiill
N bills pertaining 10 the District OF
Columbia. A messaEe from t't
rresiient was real recommending a
law re7uiring OCEAN going vessels to
b. eguiul,e1 with wireless teiegrai'h
ruraratus
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
INJURED IN WRECK.

Memphis. Tenn- Feb S-Awone
others injured ln the wreck o. COLI
water on tha Illinois Cutral ioaal
we-a ] T. Tan,ert. vice president -
ta- Commercial Natinal tanA -
Chicago who was sngatiy nruise'l &
ana = ". Washburn. Instructor m
chemistry. University of iiinois -
tsua. m. whose neek vas spralned-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
"a BELOW IN MONTANA.

Helena. Mont. Feb. s.-A cold wave
which reached all parts of the state
has been experienced since YESTERDAY.
the thermometer registering lG 30 '3l
below zero.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
roRFEiTs RECOUNT.

Dae Mo5nes Iowa. feb- N-h-if'
sentative ". p. Hepburn. lost bis ~
count in Union county today When me
-.he8uled bearing ar Creston ven
t- l.f4uit Noue C Hspburu's atior-
news uur in an appearance and aiief
waiting aH Iay Janieson's attorneys
raturne1 home. This ends the contest
IN E1iou county.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
,eRIEF LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

Washington. Feb. S.-After a brief
legislative session today the senate
~frsed its doors and devoted the 'iay
to consideration 81 the nomination oi
D. Crum TO BE- collector Of
customs fer the port Of Charleston.
5. c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
losr Jos. eisL SUICIDES.

Das Nslnes. Ia. Feb. S-Miss Nh
ME Myers. azed lS. Of Washington.
IA lczs her position SaturaaT an
fe1av took carbolic sciA she AS
fsrrs srtae near aer fathers hone
Al zinzxorth today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
SIX DHEADHAUeaTs-

London. Feb 9-It is understood
che cabinet ministers have agreed on
the question q naval policy and thai
the neu shipbuiiding program vii ~
clude six dreadBOuEhts-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
WAS io7 YEARS otD.

n.s Noines. 5a- Feb S--Nrs
aarr Naiioy aged la3. lisd Haconia.
sac. today. She lived in keosuk
ffafE-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09

n We Judge by agricultural re-
sources ard special natural advan-
tages. Australia must become one q
the greatest countries in the world
Life. Melhszf-e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09

The Cairo Bulletin II the only Ca
o paper with the SER Ice of the Asso
-ssfed Pr@sl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
sAsKE ALL

Ames. Iowa. Feb. S.-Ames .; Ne
braska j..
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-25
ENGLISH SCHOOLS.
Guam: Customs That Are Maintained
With Religious Care.

Guam: Customs That Are Maintained
With Religious Care.
The cad master OF Manchester Gra m
mar school, in a speech at Rochdaie.
referred TO custom at Rugby school
which forbids Il boy of less than three
years standing To turu up his trousers
aud insists on his doing so after that
period
The custom is only minor mstgince
OF the quaint practices that exist at
all the great public schools i'm Eng.
land and are maintained with religious
care. though I'm many cases their origin
* obscure or unknown. she Shrove
Tuesday tossing OF Inc Iancakc AZ
Westminster school. with It's ensuing
scramble for the larCos: fragment
which gains for its possessor guinea
Trom the dean, Is perhaps the best
known among them. \ curious Gus.
tom at Marlborough requires every
boy TO bring TO school with him a
cushion. technically termed n "kish"--
with the ~ long. This article liz his
lnscparablc companion In school time
and. la addition 10 the ordinary fuuc-
tons OF n cushion. Is employed 10 car,
rs books from one form room TO an
other
At Shrewsbury school. at the h.
ginning OF each term. hall elections
are held for the posts OF hail cricr
hall constable. ball postman aud hall
.scaven%ers. The genial brutality of
youth often selects for the position Of
hall cricr either the most nervous boy
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-25

The Leader 10 the best advertls-
T.. medium in this section.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-25

The Loader is tho best adyorus.
ing medium ia this section.
d. iAAAaalzaAE8sAa AIE
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-25
BURGLARS TOOLS.
Most Of Them Made by Supposedly
Respectable Mechanics.

Most Of Them Made by Supposedly
Respectable Mechanics.
Every little while. said a detective
recently, the police arrest "a man with
set OF burglars tools IN his posses
sion. and one naturally wonders where
they an come from
IT is easy 10 buy "A gun Of any de-
scription. aud the most reputable per-
son would not be ashame TO be seen
purchasing the most wicked looking
knife ever made But who would know
where TO get Jimmy" or a device
for drilling into a safe or any Of the
many tools used by the professional
burglar in the pursuit Of his calling?
There are places in the large cities
where these things are made and sold
20 the users. but such places are OK
cccdingly scarce. IL may seem q little
strange 10 learn that most OF the tools
used in burelarics are made by me-
chauics who arc looked upon as re
spectacle men in the community.
when 81 burglar wants any particu-
lar tool made he goes 90 n mechanic
who can DO The job and pays bim per
haps 0yc times what # IS actually
worth for making the tool and keeping
quiet about il Many detectives can
recall cascs OF this Kind that have
come 10 light
one in particular occurred some
ycars ago whom an escaped convict
named Williams went 10 q blacksmith
md got hm 90 make lot ~ drills TO
Dc used iu safe cracking He person
ally lprn'oudcd thc tcmpcrIu, or
tle gteD. hrt when thc job was ucarly
completed 70 leaked out. bnd Williams
w1s arrested lu thi- instance the
blacksmith knew nothing OF che uee ~
which tho tools were 10 Boz ruf Most
OF The tools used bv burglars are Sc
cured iu fbo same way Philadelphia
Inquirer
Shocmakers Candles
! well remember some seventy vc0rs
ago seeing 0at candles iu use 10
produce wha, was known MS thc f1t
candle. which was also sometimes
called shoemaker candle" two now.
Us mada dips" were pressed close to
ca.h other while soft md .ueu acsiiu
lowered ut0 Coo bot fat thu holding
th.m together MS one candle With two
vicbs The we could then 0e u.rc1s.
cd if desired This aat candle was
most generally used by -h0omakers
and tailors. but was made use OF iu
some households whenever an extra
bright light for working or reading
900 ro"v'-od --O~r nioto0sioD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-18

window near pnffy's hmm. In n,o,i,
bn. The aaloon man wanted so,,,.
body arroated and asked M frionds
the police Ia obev Nj a,,,a,s '""''
This il what bann.ned ~ n.,,,
the same nirbt. ~ "'
ue Ma. -, -, -.
cali ~, 80, 49, enu hustlea 70
~ ~, ,ha, ns,'ll pesh IA trouble
'rh s ~ ~. ,"'" '',, was ol nus mother
swsa,hns ''e' pe' nun III inc
"s"'V'N'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-18

sa.H
saslss Of July OF
eer I'll Be 80 M NAM eth'
N sifls uho VII o. nap
y Natnns holiday uaAt !
y ACCESSIBLE 10 colnl them.
~ ll'ile tots are SUR 70
hf they are 70 see me
opposition They are 70
y Iislr car iares PAID II
- ,hsn . cent ana thrF