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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

il.ens house. evidently for the
purpose OF robbery
=, h~itsn :. Prouty. a
Whatcom county pioneer. Is dead az
the age % 81. lie was a veteran 81
the civil war
Wrnafchee---Samue Hawkins, an
AGED prospector. was run down md
htltcd BY a Great Northern train
last night.
>pokane--Wcsteru pine naen are
meeting here, and ono Of the mat
tiers being discussed Is a protest
asainst the removal Of the lumber
duty
otyn ptn--Eveufy- five county au-
ditors Of the state are meeting here.
Auburn - Gustave Thompson. a
young farmer. while crossing the
Northern Pacific tracks here Lash
night was struck and instantly
killed by passenger train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
STREET CAR TRACKS HANo ON
SMALL PREcieicE OF
SOFT EARTH.

Dcsth hrka acar every time ane
- thF seattle Electric comqtnys
cars round the sharp cstrye al Eighth
Nv. and Pine "
The tracks ~ tfsis point ARE SUPP
parted pn a TO- foot efnhaukra left
~ thn r~mfnde contractors. ard the
lives 81 thousands Of pe0pie arr
placed fu isopardY every day the ap-
erntiun of the line ts perFnitied
For alFmasg the length az the entire
block the 0utnF tEAsk II NOT nssFe
than six inchrs away frofn the edge
og the hans.
There j. a constant danger II
slide. ur even q slight slipping q
The loose earth and the first car
reaching tire spot would Simply tpp-
flN over the hank and crash down
into tif~ street. uraimfnw and kklEsnN
the passengers and cres
Track unprotsetsd.
For ilte satire block On Eighth AZ.
,sesw~rn f'1ke and rfu~ sta. Mherw
tlse street ear tracks are Within hair
= foot - th~ edg~ ~ the bnuk there
u absolutely aothfna 60 krep the
Earth from siippsnE dosn into the
street
During Tire rush h0urn. both morn
snE and night cars bammed 70 tne
guards with paNa~ngurN pass aAunK
tlts~e tracks Ia rapid ssacceaniou. aud
= large nunihrr ~ people who are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
NEW SCANDAL IN HISTORY or
pEFuNcT Scandal BANK
AT EVERETT.

EVERETT. wash. Feb. 5 ~hy U.
= Warrants have been issued for
the officers OF the dcfunet Scandal
bank of this city ON a charge Of
accepting deposits when the bank
was insolvent. and bail was fixed at
~ 900 The bail bonds are now
being filed BY the accused mon.
The warrants were secured FOR
Jacob Hunsacker. president and
trustee +. q. Reep. vice president.
trustee and receiver. Christ Olson.
cashier and trustee. Theodore An.
defaon. j. Bruce Armstrong OF Seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
c0UHcILMEH ARE
INDICTED

III FT9FFI 10. Ia FFI- fa-HV y
P--~True bits wsre found ~ tho
grand Jury today IN the caanrli-
mamie bribery eharNaa TIVE
charges ~ conspiracy were brought
soy aud hFand. One 81 these ~.
iekce THAT iBfiuHnrs WAS pnerted 20
have the German National bank
made one ~ the city Repositories
and the ether alleges that Aessra
hfnnd Waasou. hamsey ard VA.
sack we're Interested In street
paving device which they we're eu.
deavurinE % get tire eats 20 adopt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

today from san Franchise at VIE
toFia
British steamer SuTeric Is report
20 % the Merchants Exchange aa
having arrived yesterday At Ma
nlia with government supplies from
Tits port.
Coal barge Hmdyn Brown left out
thia morning 10 tow for her cargo
At Nnnafmo. al O.
steamer AK shifted today 90
Eagle HaFbor 10 undergo minor re-
pairs ~ preparation for the open
Ing Of the Nome trade
Tank steamer Roma left today for
san Francisco.
Norwegian steamer Cecil mnx ed
up from Victoria TO Tacoma today
20 discharge part cargo after
which she VIII probably come here
large oregon, with n load Of
gypsum for tie Pacific Coast Mills,
~ Tacoma, passed up the sound
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
BOSS BARRIERS HAVE
FORESTALLED STRIKE

Tho barber strike. which has for
some time been threatening. but
merely pending on the proposed ac-
tiOn Of the bosB BARRIERS In cutting
down the weekly guarantee frum
si& 10 Si5. was foresfalled last night
when the boss BARRIERS decided not
10 make the cut
II Is probable that the matter has
been settled for AZ least year a.
that has been the bone Of conten-
tlon between the bosses and jour.
ueyfpen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
WILL BUILD A NEW
(: COMMISSION HOUSE

. The Pacific Warehouse company
tsffs morning lot the contract for
d construction Of an addition TO
in'a n"w commission house at Waat.
en- Az. and Madison 81. TO ". y.
Akako
TIE bsiidinx win be occupied on
aaas ! ~ Hniltiamlcs eompany. J.
y 0odSin. " Blglow a Co. aud
The Washington knitting company
the latter II new firm FOR Seattle
ard VII manufacture sweaters and
other knie goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
WRESTLER IS
BURNED OUT AT
COLUMBIA

Fire which originated IN defec-
tive fiue completely destroyed the
home ~ Virgil Nenabieu. the local
amateur wrestler. near Columbia
Wy THIS morning Captain Rhodes.
commanding the volunieer fire do
partmeut Of Columbia CITY. hurried
% tho blaze. but lack ~ water IRE.
vented the firemen from saving the
building Mr.. NenabgeA nucces.siatl IN
saving portion 81 the furniture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
OREGON LEGISLATORS
TALK ADJOURNMENT

SALEM. Ore. F'vb by z. p
ia the senate resolution was
adopted TO adjourn Feh. IL This
action may result In defeating much
LEGISLATION. and will probably be re,
sisted in the house Present lndt
cations are that the legislature will
80 the full 40 days. under the con.
atitutian. and will adjourn Feb. 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

The British steamer Adat0. which
went ashore recently on Osnimm
island. at the entrance 10 Kobe har-
bor. has been abandoned 10 the un-
dsrwriteFs and VIII be a total inss.
according 70 advicea received today
1T the Merchants Exchange. The
steamer CraiRgar, after diacharElnR
her cargo al Yokohama. win 20 into
dryd0ok a. that place 10 have In
hries sustained la her recent
afnmElInE repalred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
PROMINENT MEN or THE CITY
Will DISCUSS THE LAKE
WASHINGTON CANAL

hALt.ARn, Feb. An arrange
menss have been made b. the com
mlstee In charge Of the mass meet
ms In the Interest Of the proposed
Lake Washingion canal. 20 hold the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

Bids for femodeling and rcflttinR
the Alaska Pacific company'e new
steamer Admiral Sampson win BE-
opened tomorrow IN San Francisco
At the headquarters uf the company
there. Besides having Oh burning
apparatus Installed. the sampson
will BE- fitted TO accommodate "A
good number Of passengers. and will
sustain other changes for witch Il
b. thought Il Will be necessary 70
aEp.nd about 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
WHEN PRINT sluRs

Irritable temper and general dis.
comfort results. We positively cure
this condition with our specially
ground glasses. Sehuchard Optical
Co, Eye Specialists. 1907 Secont
av.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

SAN ifHANCfAcD. Feb. s.Ten
temporary lurefH have been chosen
aa FAR In tho trial ~ Patrick Cali
hnnu. president Of tho United RAFT
roads The court today ordered the
seventh vonirc. which VIII make "a
total Of 6lu prospective Jurors aum
m0nea - fnF II "a probable chat
excused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. 81. II.
Woodruff, a farmer. was accepted
as the tentn Juror az tOday's ses-
sion OF the trial OF Duncan Cooper.
the murder OF ex-senator ~ W.
Carfuaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
AsYlum ouarantlnad.

SALEM. Ore. Feb. Owing Il
the development OF several cases Of
diphtheria az the state insane asylum
the institution has been placed un-
dor quarantine, and no visitors will
be received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
WOOD AND REFER MOVE
TO CENTRAL BUILDING

The publicity and advertising firm
or Wood heber. inc. have re-
moved from ei5 Igwman building
% new offices IN The recently COM
pinird central building. occupying
SUITE sfa. near the Chamber of com
ii'fce rooms on the top floor The
city office o. the King county conn.
mission Of the A.-Y.-p. exposition
II IN the same suite. Mr.. ~. r.. Robnr
being executive commissioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
BILLY SUNDAY


(conehded.l
ss.s---s-s-ss-s-.-.-s.
an educated atheist 10 belief IN
the trinity OF God or the Immortal.
ity Of the soul Billy Sunday IL =
Moody or a Chapman. and not q
Tahnadge or d Hlilia Ills appeal
is not 10 the mentality. but 20 tho
emotions Matthew Arnold would
probably have deapiaed him. or At
the best accorded him erudging
praise
Maximum % Efficiency.
Can him what yoa viii mounie.
bank. ehafialsn. fakor. emotionaliut
-yua cannot deny that be r. the
maximum % efficiency and that hrs
efficiency h directed toward a
great and noble end.
Biiiy Sunday IL not an orator
lie u . good speaker Al all times
but never attains orat0ry. He In.
however. nsrikinRly drmmaffc. or
melodrRmasic. when he comes To
one u his cllmaxas. hc lifts his
audience with BIN IKE Dixie"
when the BOYS 10 nlus are triumph.
Ing on the stage. Billy Sunday IL
clever. wonderfully clever. In the
artistic a@nae. None better than he
knows the valve 81 sharp and an.
expected contrast. In clean cut
English he viii describe = ErogEnFy.
and then turn the Bihso into fliiiy
iiAxterA phraanology
The indictment ~ bad taste
might ise sEaiasf him with a critical
jary. Abraham Lincoln. pleading
for a matinn In the Douglas debates.
newer foand IL necessary 10 Do
stage falla and 20 Jump en the
rlano George Washington. IN hts
f4rewoll. had M need of the vor'
narulsr of Chnck Corners. but bllly
Sunday finds thene effective md
uaea them 10 his ends. aIgd while The
hyper sensitive may critictnc the
means. Il cannot he denied That Ties
are testified In the end.
HIs Drawing Crude.
Ne paints hia pictures with a
soarpe stroke. hts cos0rK are tnw'
dry. his drawing crude. bot there
Il no installing his theme. though
ne erosta IL with an infinity ~
grusaome detail The nof. The scar.
~ lestered woman. In all their
b~atiAIity ard degradation. arc
thrown ca the screcn before his
hearers; With his voice tuned %
miaaFy, he quotes the crippled son
az shr drnnkard. o. nsllnlca his plea
for bread and thea he fnonna she
anguish % the neither In Nhon dc
parted hope has left a void.
These pictures are not afwayH -
Tired. they may not confeFm with
the canons OF the highest art. but
a. sunday wonld SLAMS 4. they do
the business.
Bslty SUNDAY is IN a Way = hypno.
tlnf. and Includes himself In his
hypnosis. with this difference. that
hga audience recoyers and sunday
does not
The DAY after sunday spoke !
asked men who sent wild with him
What they thought about local
option. and could Ind none Who had
changed hlA mind They looked
back IL their experience In incred-
uloas ans zement. some with shame,
that they had allowed their emo.
lions 10 run amuek, but one and All
declared TOT the greatness ~ Billy
Sunday
A 20 hts sincerity. | believe
him. suhBeeslxely. this may be I'm
portaus. but. whether or not BE- be-
Iieves evcsythlng b. aays. ! cannot
see that u actually affects the re-
auita. lie could do no more. no mat.
ter how much be believed. and n
he does not believe. be certainly
earns whatever may be the reward
e,r rneafats nae he seeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

on FabraaFv .. no. ff. upon pre-
eeafafion ~ "a cut from thia paper,
eH Viii make free ~ charge. one
photo ~ am child between TIE ages
II three months and ono yenr
Hours a. ~. a. 2 " m.
Hx2~ a CRAM. PHOTOgn tPHEH~.
TT secOnd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

The foliewine purcnass er7ces ger,
euatad on Western az this fnarhfnaf
FouLTN Old hana i've wainhf
f5e per pound dressed 40 p~r
pound spring chicken. live. fae per
pound dressed. Ito per peuad. brolisra.
live tsc PEI pound drssacd f0c,
sanaha a-Gas per d0E .dudAa apfinr
lise. isc per pound dressed ffc pef
paund4 pigeons. 81 per en1sai turkey
tive aaei dressed. 1lei Belgian harsa
nu4fTEn- Local ranch, sec.
FsWu Local ranch. see
MEATS f4ivee-Ncal large Use pes
baurd. steers. Ne pee pound. mutton
wethefa sc per pound ewes te per
pouad hogs Tao per pound lamb eile
psr pound bulls aud oven, . 4 e per pound
MEATS Dressed Veal large g.ffr
pNr pound medium tt4ii4u
The following are local Quotations
made on Western av this morning.
FRUIT Apples tl.ffs1 SO
FEQUIA Niles Carrots Sfef.aE nor
sack. POTATOES. A3A-aH pes tom nceir
fisai.6o per sack inrnips. 3ies per
aaekf parHnipa Al af- 90 per sack CABS
hAse Va ave per pound celery, Soc per
duEeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

i believe that The proposition -
have fwo iorkS a. contemplated or
tEtnMity. au~ ~ Raas ard a tide lacA
- TIRE nmtramre 20 Salmon hAs.
would MT b. 80 had a. she ioeatinn
Of ona iorA AZ the entrance 10 thu
baS. atd T. J. Etiinff. usana&ar Il
ire 4u~rn cay Lumber company
~oue iack tat wouid raise the level
Of water VI SALMON has feN feet
alsyVe high tide would past gur rail-
Fnsd connections mp on the hi} and
inundatc our niiu 90 q depth ~ ~
feet To lCeafe one lcc& az Ross and
dfesl&e uut SAirnon hay would heig
fhe entire wafeF frong. and would
give ats the Finest barber In fns
cnunfrt The Eniisa are shat kesp
Ballard alive and n yau took the
annual payroll * approximately al
foe,9pV aNay froui this part Of thc
ctty. you would Do u an irrepar bic
A. ataFw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

i 80 'stA&nsN'fD0 cat. Nrh An
Japanese Bills Is the was.sfe 80
- And the Possibility that thsy
I'll barely carry IN the assembly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

m 1905. 1855 establishments. with
a capital 81 1a25.997.f8i. were sn-
gagged iu the Manufacture ~ chem
lcaia in the United STATES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

NAHtfF tisist. Tenu.. Feb. 5AUv
Y. Gov. Patterson today vetoed
bin prohibiting the manufaetafe
OF liquor Ia Tennessee Among tie
rcasoua he declared that Ia pouid
deprive the state 81 revenue WIN.
out any sort o. corresponding Zen
EFT, and would discriminate against
the people Of Tennessee ln favor ~
the people 81 other states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

VIM GfbhaFsit. uDe ~ the owners
Of fhe same mill. IN speaking Of the
question n levels. said Three
F~&FN ago W. built aur mill AZ nn ex-
fssnHe ~ SIS. 1000. exclusive u the
Land We we're very particular 70
gee the icveis ETnra the government
nuginecr for The canal before We
began constra fiou work and he
Told a. that we would b. perfectly
safe building a. W. did Now the
nMw level fixed would put our utts
- feet under water
We would not object % the high
tide beck At the entrance 10 the hay
LoF eten a foot aboy. high tide. bat
~ feet would simply par every mill
- Ballard oaf ~ business There
- only two or three mills now
{zAonE the water front thar secured
MANAGE Tor the Dropaaed OverfI0w.
ana tire sums paid were small and
Wnfe rcrclved under protest. ! b.
assga that when tha people under.
stand wiAf L SSH cost - make the
exp~nAive regrades for 4 iacK ~ tho
entrance a. the hay they will protest
ag4inst II IS doing this part ~ the
city a great injury. and that viii
not benefit anybody IN ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

CARSON Ncy.. Feb BY Il p
speaker Griffin'a anti~Japaneae rra.
0lutinns which mas passed the aaa
aembiY viii 40 20 the senate foan "
and ~ ~ expected tilat that body
VIII adopt a.. and that % will ba
signed by Gov. Dickinson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

The location ~ the faek I'D the
Lake Washington canal AZ the eu-
trance % Haifnon bay means thai
the cost - readlustinx cur plant ID
ffe new ieveiR would pat ~ out 81
ksg4inesN ~ Ballard. said b. n
Baum. manager Of the Pacific Coast
Pipe Warhs. Before aa erected our
sssilifl We we're careful 50 get the
ieFeis from the engineer and TO
make ourselves safe went even high
eF fhsn the leFeia given ~ Onr side
srark ~ the initial point for che level
1T eur entire piant and wa made il
a. hiRh as We could. but the ncw
level puts Il under water.
( +uuf huiidinea cover an area ~
szex1se feet. and are II concrete
the cost ~ orr plant bring SEA. 600
Ne giVe employment a. fgs men. n
tl8s lgch goes below 81 means the de-
afrueflon II the manufacturing IN
fnresfs "a ballard around salmon
bay. brit I don't helirrn fhe people
want 20 lose these industries had
enough 10 insist uron having the
lock ~ tfte entrance 70 tho bay
with the large expense for rrgradaa
water and sewer systems etc We
oecHpy ~ lots. md understand the
former owners got a small amount
OF damages for she Increased height
sof thn wateF, along abe level upon
Arvhich 0ilr fae4ory e. built The cost
~ rradjustlnH our buildings would
b. more than 80 move - 3 lew faca-
ton and rebuild"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

m n costs $40 month 30 hoard
an automobile. and 935 "a month 20
board a horse, and cents a. board
street car. what's the answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

Shinpsnx men. and / have safked
with n mumfs~w ~ thesn all advise
fn faHr ~ an opeu haFtsoT. and sAy
Il w1lia - the Ereafest mistake
re ceuld raahr 80 place the iocks ~
THE enfrmne~ 10 the hay We have
So 80 invested herp. but II I wefw
ieNmxing hew~ again and fi4e condi.
. t,stnx were A. tiscy arr now. ! ahgsiid
certainly hook for anot1ser field. b.
cause u the uncrrfatafy - tits
canal The mills arr TIRE hac kbnae
a Z flard. ard when ya4 pUs THEM
usat basfneaA YOU viii MN thr
nnll sarf neKn narf u Ire CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03

la Heavy Cotton Blankets, tan or
gray with pink or blue borders, special
$l4s pair.
il-4-All-Cotton Plaid Blankets. as
sorted eolors. special S5ls pair
il4-AiI-Wooi Plaid blankets. as
sorted eolors, special Sass pair
Ia White Blankets. mixed wool and
cotton. special S3SS pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
BEGIN CAMPAIGN OF
EDUCATION OF
PEOPLE.
%Prosest by the Min Owners
Against Destruction
of Their Property.

rha Manufacturers association %
nassara. composed az thu men whe
arr heavily interested "a WATERFRONT
along salmeR bay. ARE starting =
eas,pAixn q eslucs tiea to show the
peag,ie II thai district that it would
r. xfssay mistake Sc piacr the
! Asek IN the t4ake Washington canal
II tha cntFanee ~ the .haS. thus in
sreasinx che water level 10 ios feet
ahate thc pfeseot hlEh tide
:. The Association states that IL would
esAsi prus~rty owners IN the southern
paFs " thr NaFsi nwer the waterfront
81 saast ST sua. Geo Cor rcgradea. new
paVlnr rev walks. new water and
aswer aNstcsa. Witch vaaia ~ de-
efruycd hy the entefesd raising II
sha streets frefn fE q Is fert Above
are pqrseFrt i~vei IRE members az
sisu association favor the dredging
cut IL @simon hay. and are not op-
Esssinx n. tut % the contrary. viii
O. avcry thing In their power To aid
n sscnrinN an appropriation FOR the
NHoFA
Needs Coed Harhar.
Il 4aa always IN favar u she con-
EfruEilsn % the rAAe Washington
HA#AA N"NN ANfaH+M fNtHaEN ~ va r
Ballard t'ced company. until Mr..
hfanre got hpld ~ a. The more
nfwdY q she urur~ I thsag that thtx
esd - town needa a xusad hMrbor
rAtner lhAn : canal an readily
$50 how Il would bsneflt Lake
Unsuu Interests. bat nos Ballard We
wafe pr0suk6ssf that tise locks would
o. taN4stcd above SAlntan bay. hug
" lieu " was fannd thAt Il would cvnt
q large sum % money a. Grrslxe
tnrolEh Saimon hay IA get 10 the
hssAs above The plans urcfr chs nged
All "A was stated that ERE entrance
e. The tay wAs the best place tor
tha fnrhA
rhcrr - a grave question "a nay
n1lnt Whether Ballard auslid derive
any benefits FROM the construction
u the canal but u woula certainly
BE- . mistake 10 put our shipping
lehina tnekN. We can't act amy
kaNfx % r8nfe into the harhor now
teeansa e tire Insults sent depth 81
sratsr. but IN nay iidk meftf u the
t4FtsoT Naz tredard cut ff.e mnrfh
eaa wsouid greatly benefit. and ~r
w4nld hFin0 rails and water Together
with th~ lock al tire fYoutn ~ the
hay We wauid have enormous as
seeswenss - pay fnr ths changes IN
ear Strvets. sewers water system.
cfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-03
China, Glass and Art Pottery Wares

ROYAL AUSTRIAN CHINA
CUPS AND SAUCERS, SPE-
GAL l0c-Of exceptionally fine
lightweight Austrian China, plain
white and transparent.
TABLE TUMBLERS. SPE-
ClAL.. SET OF SIX, 20c-Of
medinm-wcight pressed glass, with
five line bands.
COLONIAL GLASS SALT
AND PEPPER SHAKERS, SPE-
GAL, 25c Pr.-Sanitary periorat-
ed tops, non-absorbent and non
corrosive. Colonial design.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-24
TWO PRESIDENTS
IN DANGER
Bomb Found Planted Near the Place
Where Taft and Diaz Were
to Meet.

Ell PASo, Texas, Sept PA pow
erful bomb, planted near the platform
at Juarez, Mexico, on which it had
been planned for President Taft Of
the United States and President Diaz
of the Republic Of Mexico to shake
hands, was discovered and the author
tiles believe that they have foiled the
greatest anarchistic plot known in his-
tory. More than thirty suspects have
been arrested In the main they are
Mexican revolutionists supporting the
case of General REYES against Gener-
al Diaz, but the presence OF several
English-speaking persons leads the
police to believe that the plot is inter
national and it is thought it was the
intention Of the conspirators TO end
the lives of the Presidents Of both Of
the great American republics with the
same charge OF dynamite.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-24
THE LEGISLATURE
OF ILLINOIS
Special Session will be Called by Gov.
ernor Deneen About Middle
Of November.

CHICAGO. H., Sept. 24.-Gov. Den
cen was here long enough to let it be
known that he would call special
session of the General Assembly at
Springfield in the middle Of November
and special congressional election to
fill the seat left vacant by Senator
Lorimer's promotion, about the third
Tuesday in the same month. In addi.
ton to including primary and water
way legislation in his call for the spec.
ial session the governor told one mem
Der of the Legislature upon whom he
is relying for support in his direct pri-
mary battle that he expected to make
the call sufficiently broad to permit
the Assembly to receive reports from
legislative commissions and to grant
additional appropriations where nee
essary. This, he allowed it to be III.
ferred would include the Chiperfeld
submerged land commission, which is
said to be nearing the end of its
| $4,000 appropriation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-24
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e. P. Spangler is spending few
days with his family in Kahoka. Mr..
Spangler is conducting a milk con
densing plant at Nashville. Illinois
E. P. Spangler has sold his milk
condensing plant at Nashville, Ill. Mr..
spangler viii remain in Kahoka for
the present.
The Knights of Pythias and Pythian
sisters will jointly entertain next
Wednesday night in honor of Dr. and
Mrs. F. B. Hitler, who will soon leave
for Jefferson City, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Dunaway will
soon take up their residence in Han
nibal, where Mr.. Dunaway has a posi-
ton with the Singer Sewing Machine
company.
Misses Letitia and Birdie Neepel
are the guests of relatives in Hanni
bal.
Rev. Tom Middleton is attending NJ
/ E. church conference in Hannibal.