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New-York tribune., 1909-11-23
THE BUDGETS END
Continued from FIRST psr-

inc and unclean influence in British
politics. and the advocates ~ protection
are massed together against this social
welfare budget" as il has been called
by Professor Marshall ono If the most
eminent political economists IF the day.
Against this array Of selfish. corrupt,
rrivileged interests the Liberal party
viii take the field with proud exultation'
as il has all that Joy in battle that comes
from noble cause.
Liberalism is fighting 10 preserve the
British constitution afaiust foul con
spiracy which is aiming a blow at its
heart II is fighting against feudalism In
its last intrenchment. It is lighting for
the masses Of the british people to save
them against exploitation by monOpOlists
on the one hand, and on the other 10
protect them against the vicissitudes OF
life and industry. by old age pensions
and a scheme Of Insurance against un-
employment.
Finally. Liberalism is fighting for it's
own life. The House OF Lords will never
establish its claim TO control the finances
Of the na ation except over the prostrate
body Of the British Liberal party. Were
this audacious claim 70 succeed every
future government would depend for it's
existence on the caprice and favor of an
irresponsible hereditary assembly. for IL
the Lords can destroy one budget they
could destroy all budgets.
But this claim of an insolent aristOc-
racy cannot succeed II is opposed alike
10 the genius Of the British people and
To the spirit of its free constitution.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23
TRY PSYCHIC SUGGESTION.
The Girls Chant for New Washington
Irving High School.

Living up To their part Of the concerted
plan Of action. through which past. present
and future pupils of the old Washington
Irving High School are trying 10 bring about
by psychic methods the erection Of "A now
hign school building. ten girl seniors OF
the high school chanted yesterday after
noon AT o clock the following blank verse
coupet In 'front.' ot the Board Of Educa-
tion's building. at Park avenue and 5sth
street.
., men, men. men: please. please plea 50
Delay no more; begin To buid-begiu begin,
begin.
The plan for the long delayed erection Of
a new Washington Irving High School. 10
front IN Irving Place. between 10th and
'7th streets. al the time under the
consideration Of the building committee
and high school committee OF the board
and many Of the windows of the structure
were open
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23
coFrEF hERGEE UNAFFECTED
Consolidation Plans MOI Altered NJ
s47ndsrd OF Decision

- .rsreE1 T-or,inently Identified with
N rlzr % Consolidate seve-al - rhe cog
49, yrouS-.iez saic ye@terdsy that the -
s0f-zc5o-T uoV heinE conducted for the
e<rE-r rould - continued. ~ithstano-
hE 70 oe-isic~ - tho United States CIR
e1a ,o-.-- sza'-s- The Standard Ob Com
rsuy- t. .Eteresfs conoerned. 10 said. do
~ i~il~~-- ttaf th de isi"n had any hear
rlF Issy- ice I-DIsci under o"fsideration-
r.-c L@sosl.flous lave progressed "a such
stag sas -sld. "a Ia warrant the
s-zte--.s y. flai an official announcement
Frs-sns 'ss o-talis 81 the transaction
sai 49, r.sGs vtthln tso three weeks.
- i-o4.-~s - -'Iaf q q proposed 20 merge
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23
J. sHERMAN's DAUGHTER SUES.
Mrs McCallum Asks ChiIdrsns Gus
tody as Well as Divorce.

Washington, Nov. 22-Mrs. Mary Shsr-
man McCallum. adopted daughter Of John
sherman, former Secretary OF State ana
Senator from Ohio fled suit to-day for.
absolute divorce I'm the Supreme Court ot
the District OF Columbia from James T. Nc
CaIluw
They we're married on December 12. 1sa.
IN This city. and have two children. tour-'
teen and eleven years Old. Both ~ tbs
children are With their mother IN WASH,
ington. Tn addition 20 a divorce decr-s.
M. NcCalIum asks for the custody OF
hrr children.
Mrs. NcCslluw inherited considerable
money from her foster fath-r. most oe
which, ir O. understood. has b@sn pro1t-i
ably invested I'm this city
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23
STANDARD FIGHT IN PrTTsBuRG
Reported Plan tn Make Subsidiary
Corporations Indenendent.


PittsburE. NoT. p Western F'ennsvl-aria
will 30 tho battle-ground for tho standard
nll g"mpanv IN o. opposition 20 tho re,enf
ruling of me court ~ Appeals according
20 = report here.
PitfsburE is 'ho headquarters for -bou-
forty ~ the standard OH concerns. tho
combined admitted capitalization % which
's between la'0no.an" and Fil0aoa.ea Local
heads ~ n'auv % these concerns bel5 a
meeting here TO-DAY. ~ uhtch MISCONCEPTIONS
received from New York we're dissent
mated. II Is rumored thar The Standa !
VII form separate independent corpora
''ons of sll i's subsidiary companies -
b. said ths' most n tho larger STANDARD
concerns in rho Piftshurc districi arc l1-l~h
L-,-Ller. Ll-f . liz..l
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23
KELLOGG ON OIL DECISION.

s.. Paul Nov. - When Frank z Ke'-
i"EC. prosecutor for the government I'm the
standard pN case. saw = statement att-ih.
u'"d 20 Mortimer =. Elliot. general counsel
for tho standard on Company. to-day. 10
i'" "Hect that the decree ~ tho United
S'a'eN court did not order dissolution ~
tho standard oil COMPANY, no said.
~" decree enjoins tho Standard Ofl
"'nl'anY from continuing the combination
control Of its subsidiary companies. and the
erect of The decree e. that II dissolves the
STANDARD oil Companv.-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23
BARON RoTHSCHmD'S ESCAPE.
Schoolmaster Hurt by Explosion Of
Letter FOR Austrian Noble.

Brcalau. Prussia. Nov. - " hat appears
10 have nevn an attempt upon the life 20
Baron Albert Eothschild Of Vienna. i> TO-
ported from SchiIlersdorf. the EothschiIL
hunting seat in UPper Suesia A school
master Who Vas on his way 20 Schiller
dorf Vss stopped nv man. who cocrteoiIs-
G requested TIE other Co deliver a letter to
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23
FREE TURKEY AT COLUMBIA.
But 1t Was Only Between the Lines Of
THE lester Poster

.'fsree Turkev Thank sEiN INK - ~" Com
mons" IN flaming red letters. VAS the sign
tiat met the eyres - those who crossed
th. Columbia campus last night. The com
mons office vas soon besieged 10y a crowd
Of Struggling students demanding checks.
for they felt that by going early they would
avoid the rush for the free feed
q r Jones. manager Of the commons.
sst up with p Jerk and wondered what had
a..i,psned. Seeing there was no chance Of
getting the desired pasteboards the stu
dsDts led Jones outside ard pointed 10 the
nos, nearest the door Of the once. where
he ieac
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23

arc ne Sugsenheim. the amalgsmated and
The Cole RYAN properties. and ~ Is under
$1,000 INST There VIII he an agreement With
'"e e'her copper producing interests in re-
ssro ~ regulating the output of the metal
50 as Z" prevent ovsrproduction and the
cor rsequent depression IN price
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23
HEAVY CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE.

Salinas Cal. Nov. . The heavisst
earthquake recorded here since lsns vas
fslt in this city early TO-DAY Buildings
rocked and rresked for fifteen seconds and
people rushed into m. streets There e as
no serious damage. however.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23

the baron The schOOlmaster consented
and continued on his way. when the letter
exploded. frightfully iniuring the bearer.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-23

The yests-" IA the Columb'a 'oniie
rsrsr Arte- -sadlns the alternsts smsh
,vr. lres Jone, felt relieved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
N[CHACO FARMS
YIELD HEAVILY

NochAen Valley residents - old
time farmers who have lived there
for years and know tho value Of the
soil and the possibilities Of the
country when the Grand Trunk Pa
tlfic Railroad IL completed, are add
lng land Ia their already substantial
farms. Tbs fact that they are buy
Ing additional lands. paying for
thom 90 an acre. the highest price
ever asked. IL certainly an endorse
mont that tho land Ia everything
that ita most sanEuino boosters are
claiming for II
Those Nechaeo Valley farmers are
not taking a Jump At somsthlnF they
know nothing Of They've lived
there, and they've fafmed They sc
got results and thsr arc satisfied
Thny see better opportunities In the
future and they're investing ali tho
money they eau get together TO put
IN more land. knowing a. they do
that values will Increase rapidly
from nov on.
For four years Harry Bowers Of
Nechaoo Valley has lived there and
tested the soli He also fafmed In
tho Alberta eoaniry. lie sold his
farm there al SO and bought an kd
dltionh io2 acres from the Grand
Trunk Pacific Land Co. adjoining
bis Nechaeo homestead. at ZIG 90
He vas satisfied Sith bis four
years results there. and wanted
more land. lila old farm. nes IN.
der cultivation with heavy growing
crops Of wheat. timothy. alfalfa. bar.
10y. potatoes. ate.. will pay for the
newly bought QUE.
Joseph neauioin 10 another Ne.
ehAco settler who bought last month
$40 acres from tho hAmo company
Hla fine farm OF 100 Acrca ia srow.
ms a crop this year that the owner
believes will b a record bfester
Postmaster " J Milne Of Neehaoo
Is still another purchaser from the
Grand Trunk Pacific Land Com
pany. and a score more could DO
named
Rich aoil, mild climate. natural if.
dsAtion and healthy surroundings,
with the new main line railroad. will
make Neehaoo a paradise for farm.
ora rival TO tho b.s, there IL In
Canada and Washington.
Thousands OF farms have been
soid there IN N. las, fow years
Tho best the seople there gay, are
the Peter Larson groups or these
tho Grand Trunk Pacific has nbou,
100 len Thes. hundred are 10
be- sold At tis an acre. on terms Of
q 80 down and tho balahcs on EASY
payments at per cent There 1,
no government or railroad land Tot
presumption This offer. therefore,
Is the fiual one. Al a price 20 low
when tho railroad Ia finished mon
who know the country predict that
no one acre In tho Larson group can
b. purchased for price under fIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
BOOST FOR SEATTLE

According to v H. llnnlon, head
Of the Pacific Northwest Dsnif
rage bureau. the increase IN freight
cars In Seattle during tho last year
has been n. tba over the preceding
year. and this has been In spite OF
the fact that there has been pfhe'
tloally no grain moving since the
first u the year The Increase 40.
plies 10 every class " freight car
fied with the exception Of grain,
which showed u slight docroase oN'
inK 10 tho poornonB u last year .
crop. 10 small extent this In.
crease Ia due to the building OF
the fair. but tho latter n not By
any means responsible for the pho
nomonal figures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Los ANGELES. July 1.-THE
nearest approach 10 a Mardl Gfaa
parade ever seen IN this city passed
through the streets today bet seen
banks Of thousands Of speetatnm
massed on backgrounds OF eolofed
bunting and waving flags An al
legnrical and floral procession In
honor u the visiting Eiks. number
Ing thousands Of marehora. count
loss decorated floats, hr,shl with
pretty girls and say colors. passed
in review before the neviy elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
HOLD ELECTION AT
MERCHANTS CHANGE

Tho annual election u directors
for tho Merchants exchange took
place yesterday Tho polls Hefo
open from ii.l0 m 10 1880 y No.
and considerable Interest Haa
manifested Ia the result There
we're 70 candidates. " whom 10
wore useted. aud the following 10
tho detailed result Shipping VI
q. Dawson. 90 II W Roberts
Mlllars. c. A peplow. 49, \ Wylds.
"a Grain BROKERS. n ~ HnamHa
sen. ~, A W Tldmafsh 20 Ms
eellaneoun. " 7 listed, 81 James
Gibson. 20
The board Of directors viii mesi
next week 10 choose tho officers
i0r next year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
SNUFF SOME COKE" AND
WATCH SEATTLE GROW

don. Parts and New York working
10 hours dAy for 30 years TO com
pile tho book for each year then.
our congress- will have more rep
rusontatlvea than the population Of
North aud South America And
mind you. we huye boon growing at
tho small rate Of $50 por cent for
each 10 years
u toll You Seattle IL A."
nut tho reporter fled from the
dazzling flow Of fanclfnl figures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
User of the Dream Stuff
Figures Out What This
City VIII Be One Hun
bred Years Hence.

"Thats all right Pete, that's all
tlrht" said coke flcud To city
potoctlye William Peterson and a
wandering reporter last nighl when
that nlaln clothes man caught the
fellow Ia the act of "suuffing co
raine IN an alley off Washington
VI last night
some town here. old timer, some
town Grown pretty Bis since |
nod the "snufter As bis eyes be.
md the esnalfer As hts eyes be.
gan to brighten and his nerves be.
came settled the fiend drew a men.
tai picture Of seattle's greatness
which surpassed the Imagination OF
war correspondent
she sure is groNlng,' resumed
the drug user Seattle, iuued
the fellow. dropping his slang and
assuming the attitude OF man who
knew his facts and knew how 10
send them home. 'is undergoing a
remarkable metamorphosis chang
ing from mere city to metropolis
Of tho world. We will all live to
see the DAY when tecmlng millions
fill our streets. climb our goat path
hills and smell our nectarino
tide flats. lnhale our fogs and get
next to the Seattle spirit
Our Population.
In 1900 cur population was s0,'
900. Now we claim 100000, Any
thing the directory says is so, We
get out the directory. We claim
a rate Of $50 per cent Increase for
six years. or $50 per cent In 10
years. when each succeeding census
Is taken. There is nothing under the
shining heaven tOh, yes, they shine
sometimes over therel to keep Sc
attic from increasing In population
NJ tho same rate SO next year We
will have $50 600 souls within our
corporate limits
"our city limits are made Of
rubber. They stretch whenever the
population grows too fast Our bank
cleArlngs. building permits. school
censuses. real estate, births
deaths and marriage licenses are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Oyster graz linen IL the material
used for this charming summer
truck. and Il is trimmed with sou.
tache braidiug In exactly tho SAME
shade AZ the gown The lower part
of the skirt displays the rory latest
wrinkle -the wide sldo plated
flounca Tho Yoke and lower sleeves
are Of coarse fneshed graJ net.
The hat Is Of gray satin sifas
with pale yellow fOaot and old gold
ribbon and pompou. and the pafasol
lie Ions handled one u EraJ linen
20 match the gown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

drosu spoiled IN the washing. and
costa amounting 10 1850 Miss
rlwerta stated that nho had bought
the dress 10 wear on The opsn.ag
day NJ tho fair. but that n had been
rendered useless for that occasion
BY tho laundry company. aud Jus
lice brown agreed. honoo tho YER
diet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

while picking cherries on a farm
near PaHlabo this state. last We'd.
nehdny, A. A Baftgs. forref editor
u the Georgetown Gazette. fen
from q tree and sustained serious
injuries. Ills left ear was nearly
severed and he received deep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
MERCHANTS ORGANIZE.

That q is the latantIo, >, !.
merchants having plaees cen ", p =, "
a' l' l' etgfylhlas 10 thei, , ,a'is
70 increase lhe trade. wa %,s ~. !.
wfgni hi their meeting hs, ts =
ierlay afternoon at he r ,so.. ~
'hn Wellington State gsdl ,'s y
bocIHiiDn A committee y, so. !.
tnilnn Was elected 10 y ,a, olsahs
malln'a along thls line Xxx .u'h ~
~ ~ laee Of the Quick piiS, "a. ~
PAM u 3 Fringe manager n, ], u, 4
Ell'w Plano company, ana n ~
Eaft IL Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
TEDDY KILLS
LARGE HIPPO


NAiVAsilA. II v. A. July ie
Knllng hlppopotamun Weighing
three tons. Colonel Roosevelt added
new laufela 10 his reputation aH u
big game hunter last might
The colonel. unaocomphnled by
any Of hia white companions. Was
hunting near camp when he enoonn.
tered the giant hippo He killed
the a.ont beast aud then proceeded
10 camp with the news The men
bora Of the party were greatly en-.
cited by the eolonel'n story and
rushed out TO see tho dead animal
Tho hippo was tho largest Killed
In this section for many yohra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

scalp wound Bartow VA.
SCION, i'r a,sfsl hours. ", s's On
reported 10 be IMPROVING ~ = ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

NO building permits will be Is.
sued because there won't be any
room to build until W. get our hY'
draullc system In shape for pump
ms out the Pacific ocean. which we
plan to use for a baseball ground
for our team Il IA due To ain the
pcunant that rear With a pennHnt
winning ball team and a new fiat on
Renton hill. our population IN 1850
will reach i.soi $50. 900. thus re.
curing Chief Ward TO hire SIX ueW
policemen for tbs residence dis
tricts.
In that year our postal receipts
will pay of tho national debt IN
1890 the salmon pack will bring OUT
population up TO siH billion In round
numbers. and building lots on Mt
Rainier will be selling at 80 a cubic
inch.
"Our school population will er
coed the present population Of ths
earth BY l.259. 1000. which will DO
a fair record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

In the year looo our population
will have reached the grand and
imposing total OF 7.0ss .a3s 900. thus
knocking the Malthuaian theory into
a cooked hat. and making Il nsces
sary TO take ~ nomcsteads on
Mars. Venus. Jupiter and Alpha
Centaurll and other outlying dis
tricts And s00s. lust 100 years
from now. the census will shoN
seattle's population a. $4,000 .9oo.
600 IN round NUMBER, Our city
directory will consist Of $500. 900
volumes. Of 2.o00 pages each. I,
will require all the people Of Lon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

PORT rowssENp-Mllltla com.
panlea from Tacoma. rockingham.
Everett and snohomiah are camp
ing with regulars here. joining In
the general manouyofa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

SACRAMENTO, cAL.--iIolr to a
fortune Of SIS 900 James Murphy.
serving a sentence In tho state pen
itenuary At Folsom fnr horse atear
inr. has launched a campaign 70
gain a parole 30 that he may en-.
JOY his legacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

sPRiNopktG, wash.--Edltot II
NOR Burrows has been chosen town
marshal nelinqucntB please take
notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

This VIII exceed the population
Of all Europe In that Year our
telephone directory will contain g.
le0.SIt names. requiring deaSah
hello girls. who Will chew sttb tons
Of gun annually We will have 81
3t1 representatives In the state leg
lslaturc. and a new street car on
Ycsler Way,
by filling In PUGET Sound during
the following decade W. will have
more room for our growing popula
ton. which will reach 6il.00o eco,
more than Asia and Australia com
blncd.
with new railroads coming In
We will be obliged 10 Greet a nov
union depot somewhere near Den.
yer. Cot. OF Burns. Harvey county
ORE. The capital OF The United
States Will be at the corner Of Sew
enth av and Pike st.. and our bank
elcaringa will be measured With a
yard stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
BRIEFS BY WIRE

VANCOUVER, q. o.--rhe bodies
of the school teacher and her four
pupils. drowned Wednesday night,
hayu been recovered
spokANG-Twunty seven special
trains. bringing delegates 10 the
seventeenth session oi the National
Irrigation congress-, TO be held here
next month. have already heon
chartered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

all made OF rubber The first thing
you do when you arrive In Seattle
is TO rubber.
hut to get back 10 population.
IRON 1910 to 1880 we will Increase
at tho same rate OF $50 POT cent. so
you can see In 1920 our population
will number 9s0,0O0 Conditions
will arise Ia 1881 after tho Fourth
av rcgradu Is completed witch will
the same rate.
Watch " Grow.
Figure Il out for yourself In
1880, ! repeat. We Will have passed.
New York. Chicago and philadet
phia. with grand total of $500
inhabitants.
In 1886 We will have a real city
hail. 80 the $50 per cent Increase
will still obtain. giylug ua IN the fed
ernl census OF 1910 10000 00a pee.
pie more than the population o. all
New England
The Lake Washington canal Will
BE- completed In loiz. 20 that IN 1850
the census will show q total of e..
OH, 500 souls In seattle
Pardon my optimism, but that Il
not all In that year BUTTE Mont.
Juneau and slika. Alaska. will be
our suburbs, Portland and spokane
already having been annexed
between 1850 and 1850 tide lands
of ratooah island will be selling At
slt a smell, thus giving Us In 1880 a
population Of ilf,se1t56
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES
Bids for Bridges

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the clerk of the board OF
county commissioners of Bernalillo
county, Albuquerque. New Mexico, up
to 10 o'clock a. m. of Saturday, Nov,
90, 1909, and opened at that time
for the construction of two steel
bridges across the Rio Grande in said
county-one to be built at Albu-
quorque and the other to be built near
Alameda. Each bidder win be re-
quired to furnish and submit plans
and specifications with his bid, Pro-
files of the river may be obtained from
the clerk or county surveyor. Instruc-
tons to bidders may be obtained from
the clerk. Each bidder will be re-
nuired to deposit with the clerk of the
board a certified check on some local
bank OF Albuquerque. N. NJ, in the
amount of 10 per cen of his bid, pay
able to the order OF the county treas
urer.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any or all bids.
BY order Of the board OF county
commissioners,
A. r. WALKER. Clerk.
Dated Oct. %. 1909.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-16
Legal NOTICE.

Last will and testament of Alexan-
der NJ. Whitcomb. deceased.
To +. s. Putnam. executor. Mrs.
Mary Putnam, Temperance Amanda
Whitcomb. Juanita Bedford now Mrs.
Albert Lee Guckert and to all whom
a may concern:
You are hereby notified that the al
legged Last VIII and Testament OF
Alexander NJ. Whitcomb. late of the
County of Bernalillo and Territory OF
New Mexico, deceased. mas been pro-
duced and read In the Probate Court
OF the County Of Bernalillo. Territory
of New Mexico. on the 18th day of
November. 1909. and the day of the
proving OF said alleged Last VIII and
Testament was by order OF the Judge
of said Court thereupon fixed for
Monday. the 3rd day OF January. A.
ID. 1910. Term OF said Court. at 10
o'clock In d forenoon of said day.
Given under my hand and the Seal
OF this Court. this 18th day OF Nov,
A. n 1909.
(SeaD A. Il. WALKER.
Probate Clerk.