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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
EDITORIAL

An apology from Bombastes. Page 10
Lumbermen still meddIing Page 10
Standardizing fire insurance Page 10
Tax collectors Matching job. Page 10
Handouts and a bible. Page 10
LEGISLATIVE
Assemblyman Drew substitutes oklahoma act
with few added restrictions for original anti
japanese bill Page
Assembly junket to Berkeley may consider po-
litical activity of professors. Page
Clash in assembly on freight rates between
Drew and MeManus and house refuses TO take
resolution from committee. Page
Senator Caminettf denounces Southern Pacific
lobbyists in trying to have bill passed through
senate Paxe7
Senator Mccartney proposes law for divorce
after association with affinity Page
GRAFT
Earl Rogers brings fireworks into Calhoun trial
and disappears hurriedly- Page
caIkins syndicate papers. in editorial, say that
Calhoun is discredited by tactics of attorneys in
delaying trial. Page
CITY
Young cable car conductor gets news Of 500. 600
after many tribulations. Page
E. II. Sothern gives poetic Interpretation of
Cardinal Richelieu'' Page Is
Bess Conner IA year old schoolgirl, gives fur
ther proof Of her occult powers. Page IL
Brother of DR.. E. B. Perrin charges Charles p
Smell with perjury at land fraud trial. Page
Chinese merchants propose TO organize their
own steamship line to this port. Page
Handwriting expert says Lieutenant Jones
wrote Crow letter. Page Is
Episcopalians close ffty-ninth annual conven-
ton. Page Is
Dr. Worcester. founder of Emmanuel move
ment. delivers lecture for benefit of dependent
children. Page IL
Ross Maxim, washed from Mussel rocks into
sea, meets tragic death. Page 3
Dolores Frau proves to be one Of the best Car.
San Franciscans have heard Page IL
Emma Goldman unable TO secure hall in city
in which to hold meeting. Page =
Sister Of Mrs. Patrick Holland alleges she is
kept prisoner by husband Page
Increasing demand for property near Golden
Gate park, and considerable building viii be
done. Page
Holdup man makes complete confession of
crimes TO police. Page
Wife Of well known member of local Italian
colony objects to husbands affinity. Page
Free market established by state on water
front is not a success. Page
General Grant orders court martial Of Colonel
Tucker to be held behind closed doors. Page
Claims against welching insurance companies
upheld by court. verdicts for S25, T41 being
turned. Page
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Alarm in Messina

MESSINA. jan 29.-The population
felt particular alarm over number OF
earth shocks yesterday. Terrific rain
storms have prevailed and the down.
pour has caused a suspension OF work.
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Washington Lacks Advices

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-No official
advices have yet been received at the
to the earthquake in southeastern
Spain.
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From cable car. conductor at So a
day
To capitalist, with a 100000 legacy
snugly in the bank, and blushing
bride of day on his arm
And all in the space Of less than
"a hours.
Such is the romance Of real life lived
through yesterday by Victor Patu-
rieaux, a lad of 21, now living in a
downtown hotel with his pretty girl
wife. who yesterday was Clara Ander-
son, a Chicago beauty
Victor Paturieaux learned by letter
Thursday night that he was heir to
$50, 900 from his fathers estate in Bel
gium. He had met Cara Anderson
in Guerneville, had proposed to her
and had been accepted-when he made
enough money to support wife. He
told her of the legacy. A hyaway
marriage was decided upon.
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This viii Be Chief Port

san Francisco Is the chief port for
the discharging Of all cargoes from
China destined 10 points in the United
states. The Chinese merchants in this
city az also the supply houses for
more tssen 80 per cent Of the Chinese
in this country. There is large sale
Of Chinese goods throughout the coun-
try. especially in the large cities of the
east. At the present time the mer-
chants Of Chinatown have to anticipate
the wants Of their wholesale and retail
customers more than year in ad-
vance.
With the operating of the new
steamship line the Chinese merchants
are told that these conditions win be
greatly improved.
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FOREIGN

Tidal wave and earthquake causes great dam
age and loss of life on southeastern coast OF
Spain. Page
Mrs. Atherton testifes in cross suit for divorce
at Edinburgh. Page {
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is pressed into service.
Pulled From Mire

It's wedding party-we're to be
married. you know" the agragrian is
despairingly told. 1--WE must get out
at once or we'll be too late to get a
license in San Rafael. The county
clerks office closes at o'clock" A
rope is hitched to the auto and the
wagon pulls it out of the mire.
4:59 oclock-The big auto shoots up
in front of the courthouse in San Ra-
fael and the soon to be bridegroom
trailed by the rest of the party, rushes
pellmell into the Office of the county
clerk Assistant County Clerk Frank
Holland is on duty.
What's the matter?" he shouts in
alarm at the sudden burst of excited
masculinity and futtering femininity
into the somnolent atmosphere of the
oouptx co,1rfhouSe
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Quake Felt at Catano

ROME. Jan. pa slight earthquake
shock was felt today at Siena and
neighboring villages. The disturbance
was particularly forcible at Catano.
where the 1900 refugees living In huts
at the foot of Mount Catano were
thrown into a panic. No damage re-
suited from the shock
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SPORTS

Walsh loses TO Reagan, Powell Deats Harrison
and Mustain outpoints cornett. Page IL
Thirteen to start in Burns handicap; expert
opinions on probable winner. Page IA
John SWEET grammar school wins third meet of
athletic league. Page IL
Kid George takes count of nine, then knocks
stanton ont Page Il
Six favorites bowled over at Emeryville
track. Page IL
Schedule OF games which the White sox base
ball teams viii engage in announced. Page II
Lloyd Tevis' PetrOnella wins championship at
field trials. Page IL
Pluneer MacAIanus lands Adriuche at long
price. Page I2
MARINE
Steamer Curacao, which tOwed the Cecil of
the rocks near Magdalena bay. arrives from
Mexico. Page 15
SOCIAL
At second assembly ef season at the Fairmont
Edward M. Greenway repeats success of previous
dances. Page IL
Miss Ada Ramien Bruegge Of Vallejo to wed
Ensign James J. Manning in Washington,
d. c. Page s
LABOR
]. W. Sweeney is defeated for the presidency
Of the labor council. Page s
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Sets Clock Back

"Oh, please give US a license" plead
ed the breathless voices and beseeching
eyes of two young lovers
License for what-oh, yes; 1 see.''
says the clerk. with the insight born
of experience 81 can't issue a license
after o'clock, you know" (the clock
hand trembles on the verge of the fate
full hour) but I can set the hands
of the timepiece back he continued,
suiting the action to the words.
o'clock-They are married by Rev.
]. w. Simmons of the Methodist church
of San Rafael
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Cupid's Diary


for this romance
Thursday night-He gets news that
his father, who has died in Belgium,
has left him sec, 1000 and that the money
is in the bank to his credit. He thinks
of Her all night. In the morning he
thinks of Her again.
Noon, Friday-He resolves to marry
Her at once if She will have Him.
o'clock-He finds Her and She con-
sents.
1870 o'clock-She summons Her
friends over the telephone to go with
Her on Her wedding journey. I'm go
ing to elope with Victor" she says
gayly over the phone to her friend,
Hazel Simmons of San Rafael.
"Oh gIorious." cries Hazel joyous at
the romance; why not have papa mar
ry you over here? He's the minister
of the Methodist church, you know"
I'VE WILL" She says back over the
telephone under the bay
1886 o'clock-He orders an automo-
bile for the trip to San Rafael.
o'clock-The bridal party starts
across the bay on the ferry.
2:30 o'clock-They arrive at the
ferry slip.
3:2O o'clock-The big automobile gets
stalled in the mud He gets out to
help the chauffeur. She is worried
Cant do nothin',' announces the
chauffeur.
"Oh, but we must--we're to be mar
ried this afternoon" cries the bride
to be.
o'clock-Still stalled in the mud
4SO o'clock-A passing farm wagon
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African Town Suffers
No Damage, Says Malaga

MALAGA. Spain. jan 2s.-An earth
but no damage was done.
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MARINE

steamer Curacao, which towed the Cecil of
the rocks near Magdalena bay, arrives from
Mexico. Page Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
JOIN NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
DuwAMlsn PROVE mENT
CLUB MAKES FORWARD
MOVEMENT.

ny unanimous vote. the DuwAm.
iah River improvement club Ap-
proved the action OF their trustees
IN passing resolution that the
club become a member al tho Ma.
tional Rivers and HarborE Con.
gross. at a special meeting held IN
Wards hall. Georgetown. last
night.
The action was taken on the I'D.
vice OF number Of members who
think that tho club will stand much
moro chance Of getting aid from
the government for the Duwamish
improvement. II the club ia idcnti.
fed with the rivers and harbors
improvement movement.
The club also voted unanimously
to accept the report Of the ongin.
ecring commission which recon.
mcndod a definite route for the
proposed waterway and estimated
the cost at si.s50.oo0 The meet
Ing was called for the purpose OF
discussing the report and j. W.
Lees, vice president. presided
There was little objection voiced
10 the proposed route. shown by a
largo blue print on the wall. and
none voted against itn adoption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17

CINCINNATI. o. June i7-rhis
Ia a love story, taken from lifei
Anna Louise MllitE worked an a
servant In the mansion Of chaH
Dickson. David Dickson. young
and impeinous. the son Of the fam
Ny. tell In love with her over and
over. he repeated his love plead.
lngs
Don't" said Anna 4 cannot
mAfry you. II will mean only nn.
happiness. am poor aud you are
rich. We come from two dlficrant
worlds"
David siill pleaded Anna began
TO be pleased. Slowly abe let the
dream EroS that uome day she
might possibly ba mistress Of a
Dickson mansion David pleaded
with renewed foryor. Anna finally
believed that love would work the
miracle.
Al last" says Anna. Il said /
would be his wife
David went off to school to study
medicine Anna. her llfe's dream
ever before her. became 4 student.
nurpe Il was hor only way to
make herself tho equal OF David.
mentally.
He graduated. 30 did Anna. She
kept waiting for him to msniiou
tho wedding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17

LINCOLN. Neb.. June ia sub
stAntiai victory was won by capri.
ciouA Dan Cupid this week when
Miss Bcas Holeomb. the heroine Of
the play given by the senior class
Of the Nebraska university. reject.
ed an offer Of a leading role with
the Grace Hayward stock company
that Il nov playing At the oliver
theatre IN this city. because she
felt that the stage and matfimony
are too pafadoxlcai
Manager Cats Offered Mlaa Hol.
comb . tempting SALARY. but tho
Sri Of 20 waived aside the offer.
Bud Wouldn't Like II.
you see am afraid that 'Bud
would not like 1t II ! went on the
stage" she whispered to admiring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
ANNA mlLlrz AND DAVID DICKSON.

one day he came to her with a
terrible message
4 want 10 be released Is what
he said. according TO Anna.
Anna says that he told her be
could marry Mrs i.ycurEas Win
chester. o wealthy widow OF New
York. and that the wedding would
help him tremendously Ia a finan'
clal and professional way.
z told hlm that ! would release
him n no would sign a statement
that We had been engaged. says
AnnA = loved him aud ! wanted
To see him get ahead In tho world
/ determined TO BE- a martyr TO
love wouldn't have asked even
for the letter " hadn't heard that
he had denied that We were gsss
engaged
but ! have changed my mind
Just about tho time the Ncd.
dins bells were ringing 10 Ncx
York | filed q breach Of promise
sui, for 10000 ! couldn't be q
martyr But cannot stand thls
unfair play oh. hou | tried 10
w, myself ont Of the depths. And
what did ! accomplish
II Isn't money want n ! set
Il ~ be willing TO give II TO 4
charitable organization
hut cant be a martyr and saf
Ter this Wy. lt's against human
nature"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
HAYWOOD IS CAUGHT IN
ACT Of SMOKING PILL
AND IS ARRESTED

NORTH YAKIMA. June IL
William d. Haywood. the American
Federation Of Miners official, who
came here TO deliver Socialist 10
ture last evening. had an encounter
with the anti-eigarette Law passed
b. tho last legislature. within a few
minutes after bis arrival. and came
on second best lie entered tho
Hotel Yakima bar early In the after
noon and Deputy Sheriff Kaufman
caught him with the goods and took
him into custody. He was released
IN time to deliver bis lecture. IL
II. Andrews, editor OF the Yakima
Herald, standing good for him to
the extent OF SIS. Haywood was
very indignant over his arrest, but
no amount OF espostulatlon went
with the sherIffs force. which Is
engaged In enforcing the law TO tho
letter. Haywood is the third man
taken by the shariffs officers aimee
the law went into effect
Early In the day Haywood was
arrested at Ellensbufg for smoking
. cigarette and for also having the
'makings" IN his possession. but
was later released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
ENGLISH SAILOR Is
KILLED-TR0UBLE
TO RESULT.
Greatest Excitement Pre-
walls Over the In
cident.

NHfH fFff""
st. PETERSBURG, June II.
Firing upon the British
steamship horthbufe. tor
pedo boat accompanying the
ofar's yacht STANDARD 10 pltkit'
pas bay 10 meet inc kaiser in.
Iured an English sailor last
night, according 10 sdvlees re-
eeived here today. The shot
was fired because Capt. Rob.
ertson, commanding the North.
bury, refused 10 heed the tor.
pedo boats warning TO stay
away from the bay where the
Russian and German rulers met
today.
News regarding tho firing on The
British vessel Ia censored, and bu
little can be learned OF the Incl
dent. but rumora which are beinl
here have caused thu
greatest excitement,
shot 10 Fired.
According 10 the meAgor Gdyieol
here. the Northburg was In water
from which all foreign vessels had
been barred pending the meetlnf
Of tho monAfcha when she wal
encountered BY the torpedo boat
which was one OF a flotilla accom-
panying tho STANDARD The CON
Of the torpedo boat hailed
Capt. Robertson and demanded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
.FRIGHTFUL EXPERIENCE
Of WOMAN .RESCU|NG
CHILD FROM WELL

PORTLAND. ors. 1une IL
After elinging to the pump pipe
In a well for an hour and q half,
holding the unconscious body Of
her three.year.old daughter above
the water, Mira Robert Cheyn Of
Hartford, today is recovering from
a nervous collapse resulting from
her iflghtful experience
While playing In the yard Of
hor home yesterday. the child fell
into the well. Her screams at
traotod the attention Of her mother,
who rushed to the rescue. Lower
Ing herself BY means OF the slip
pcry pump pipe, Mrs cheyn grasp
ed the baby. and held her above
the water for an houg and a half
while an older daughter secured
help from the nearest farm,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
SEARCHING FOR ESTATE
VALUED At 100000

BAN FRANCISCO, June IL
Searching for an estate Of $1,000
900 which they believe was loft
by Gilbert Gagnon, a French Cana.
dian who came to California from
Canada IN 1858. three men, repre-.
sonting the rs heirs to the fortune,
are IN San Francisco today con.
ierrlnr With their lawyers.
v. tefleur heads the party, he
having been authorized to repre-.
sent tho Gagnon heirs. He ia nc.
nompanled By o. Fagnan and G,
Gonthler, respectively genealogist
and notary
As nearly as has been asoer,
talned by the investigators, on.
bert Gagn0n died about 10 years
ago at San Bernardlno. Cal. leaving
his fortune In the custody OF a
friend, whose name they have been
unable TO learn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
BALLARD SENIORS PUT ON
PLAY TOMORROW NIGHT

only to such times ne may be- defig
mated for sphnkllng days" The
reason Tor mis- II that the people
who reside IN mis- noighborhood are
on the low pressure mains. and are
high ~. 30 that when az below
them are aprnkllug they get no
water at oil,
The Women'H Ala society oi the
Gilman Park ~ y church gave a
lawn social last evening NJ the home
Of Mt and Mrs A W Preston Il
was an occasion that drew out the
young people en- maaae, and wa an
rteeedingiy enjoyable affair from
ali points Of view
The Cheyfetto club will meet 10.
night at the home Of Mrs james
sobey There will bo three tables
and the party will play whist
A boating party IL planned for to
morrow evening by the young pe0.
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MAN IS CHARGED WITH
. MURDER OF HIS WIFE

LOS ANGELES. Cal, June IL
strychnIne. a poison not used In the
embalming fluid. was found In the
stomach Of Mrs. EusenIa T. Bennett
BY chemists and phyaieians. who
made an examination after the body
was disinterred on May 10 last Her
death occurred on February 10. and
was supposed 10 have been caused
b. ptomaine poisoning from eating
canned chill concarne.
Harper Z. Bennett. husband OF
the woman. is charged with her
murder. and the report Of the ply.
slcians was disclosed for the first
time at the preliminary examlna-
tion yesterday.
Bennett Is a real estate dealer
Of this city. He went 10 San Diego
after the death OF his wife, and the
statement Of the prosecution IL that
be had an affinity there He came
back and was arrested after tho re-
port OF the physicians was made to
the district attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
INVESTIGATOR is SENT.
lnf Inlled Pres

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno i1-Be-
lloying that Japanese strikers on
the Hawaiian islands sugar planta.
lions do not deserve the assistance
Of their countrymen residing on
this coast. committee Of proml.
nent Asiatlo merchants today sent
X. Klyoae. editorial writer on the
Japanese American. TO Honolulu TO
make a report on the merits Of tho
strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
GIRLS STAGE CAREER IS
SPOILED BY THE" BOY

friends, who advised her TO accept
the offer.
The mud" In the case IL ~ u
ilergqglai OF Omaha. Of the class OF
1905. who has been taking post
graduate work In the university
the last year.
How Romance Began.
The romance which tho SRI fear.
cd might terminate n she accepted
a position behind the footliEhu,
began when she was q freshman In
tho university and young Berg
qnist vas a sophomore.
No public announcement has
been made Of the engagement. but
members Of the Kappa Sigma fra.
terulty. with which BerKquist was
affiliated while In college. assert
that tho marriage will occur early
this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
TO HOLD CLAM BAKE AT
MANCHESTER

The Recreation club Of the Uni.
tartan church will hold a clam-hake
and picnic as the guests Of Miss
Regina Thompson at Manchester
Beach Saturday. June &C. The
steamer Reliance will leave the
colman dock at $3.50 a. m. and at
2 and $3.50 D. m. for the beach
The round trip rate Is soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
RUSH TEA TO AVOID TARIFF,
fpy Inited rr.ssi

BAN FRANCISCO. June i7.-Anx'
loua Importers are planning to rush
an enormous consignment Of tea
from the Orient before July !, the
date when the now tariff bill prob
ably will 20 into effect With the
exception OF the Spanish American
war period, there never has been a
tar on tea, and the larger import.
ers are much concerned as TO the
probable effect OF such an exelfe
upon the retail trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
WANT TERMINAL RATE,
fny United D.. :"

PORTLAND. Ore. joss !,
Chamber Of Commerce 4, IN ~
Or # Waa announced $500 a.'' 4!
fiisd q complaint win n =
state commerce o0mml,,s. ~
lHg tIiai the Astoria 4 Go
HlFsf railroad be compelIe sV !. y
sfHria terminal rates On ~. y
farm products from M ~. \
points Of Oregon and Wa,t 's', =.
fha #rallfoad in question /, , y
Of the llll system. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
CONTESTlNC A WILL

BAN FRANCISCO. June IL
ContoB, TO act aside the will Of the
late william N. iIoas, diaposinE Of
an estate Of 100000, has been
started IN the local courts by
James A. Hoss. a brother. William
N. HoaE was a prominent capitalist
In Oregon and California for many
years. being one OF the promoters
OF the Oregon Pacific railroad. now
the Corvallis q Eastern. and hay'
Ing large property interests at Al.
bany. Corvallis. Yaqulna and other
places In the Pacific Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
DAYTON Hon0Rs
The WRIGHTS

DAYTON. O.. June if.-wlth
whistles blowing, fireeraekers CT.
pioding. bands playing. and troops
parading. Dayton today celebrated
tho aeronhutic achievements Of
the Wright brothers.
Speeches paying high tribute TO
the wizards Of the air were dellv.
cred this morning al Van Cleavc
park. and this afternoon review
Of troops was the principal feature
Of the celebration. The wrlghis
rode 10 the park In automobiles,
and with characteristic embarrass.
ment heard their praises sung by
admlrlDg local officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
BRITISH STEAMER fired ON
by RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOAT

aalutea. The car then boarded hia
barge and went ~ the llohenz8i.
iefn. whore the conference wua
held
Politics 10 Understood 10 have
been the main topic Of converse.
ton
The czhr was accompanied bY
Minister Of Foreign Affairs r.
W0lahy and othcra of bio chief nd
vlsefa Foreign Minister Won
aehoen headed tho pnrty Of Ger
man diplomats who vat with the
llalanr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
KILLED IN THE WOODS.

EVERETT. June i1.-John H.
Sheridan. Of this city. met death
instantly Tuesday afternoon while
helping to build bridge on the
holdings Of tho Forks Logging com.
psny. near the city. A tree which
was being felled BY Sheridan and
four others struck second piece
Of standing timber. and was dc.
fiected out Of It's course. All but
Sheridan managed 10 eacape, but
no was caught and crushed TO
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
Die. at Friend. wedding.

BRILLIoN. Wis. June IL
while the marriage VOWS Of Miss
Catherine Mulhancy aud John
Bar,s. a leading business man Of
this city. were being solemnised,
Miss Josephine Manlik. a friend Of
the bride and groom, dropped dead
from apoplery while In attendance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
TO LIST HARTMAN
STOCKS ON BOURSE

NEW YORK. June iT-Prellm.
mary steps have been made To
secure the listing on the Paris
Dourae of Hartman stocks. accord.
ing to Ferdinand Dupont Of the
firm Of Dupont a Ferland bankers,
OF Paris, who Ia In this city. While
the negotiations yet are In a tenia.
tive stage. Dupont deema II prob.
able that the Hartman stocks will
bo accepted for listing by the
French trading center In the near
future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
BOYS ATTEMPT TO
WRECK A TRAIN

suIsUN. Cal. juno i7.-Arthur
Peterson and Harry Disney, rs.
year-oid Berkeley youths. arc In
tho county Jail at Fairfield. accused
Of attempting TO wreck a Southern
Pacific passenger train near Van.
den atntlon. Under the questioning
OF Deputy Sheriff r ] Lanahan.
tho boys confessed their guilt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
DELAY ACTION ON
INCOME TAX

WASHINGTON. June l7,-Pend'
Ing the receipt Of Attorney General
Wlckeraham's administration draft
Of the proposed constitutional
amendment providing for per
cent tax on the net Incomes OF
corporations, the finance committee
Of the senate took no action today
on President Tafta recommends
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-17
EDUCATIONAL CLIB n
MEET NEXT MOND d

a meeting Of The Your w..
Educational club wlll M "onsiI
Monday evening. June I, w 3
home u Nm. p W. ct,..A =
8sth avenue. 10 which m ~. IN
IN lilo equal suffrage ins,s 'u'ei','s
BE- heartily welcome, XVI a''i y
iadf9aa Park car. '''s d