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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
4 Of TAF s
CABINET MUST
QUIT THE JOB
Has Roosevelt Sent An vi
timatum TO Taft. r.
VIII Play Power Be-
hind the Throne"

WASHINGTON. April 5-The
Back from Eiba" slogan has given
way 20 new one. and today poll.
iiciana are whispering Of q power
behind the throne" movement. Il
"a rumorcd IN political circles here
thar Theodore Roosevelt Is 20 take
place 10 the administration.
Efforts to trace the rumor It e.
said have led 60 some startling
results II ~ declared that the
tral leads close 90 the White
House
President Taft refuses 90 affirm
or deny that Roosevelt ia 90 take
place in the administration. but
ho has allowed the Impression io
he given out that thOuEh Rooso.
welt IS far away In miles be- has
not been go very far away in spirit
aud that Taft has been fully as
well informed az So the views and
actions of the former president as
the African hunter has Of affairs
M The national capitol
Senator Elihu Root OF New York.
former secretary of state under
Roosevelt. close political aud per.
sonal friend OF The former presi-
dent and friend OF Taft according
10 another umor has been asked
hy Roosevelt 10 meet him before
he returns 90 America Root re-
fuses 60 discuss lhis rumor The
politicians. however. declare that "
Root is 10 go abroad and h TO dis
cuss politics with the colonel and
n the power behind the throne
movement Is true. II would not take
long 70 decide who had been chosen
20 arrange final details.
That important changes are to
take place In the organization OF the
Taft cabinet, no politician here de
niles. u has been rumored that
Roosevelt has sent an ultlmatum 10
Taft In which he asked that GER
tain changes be made or he would
withhold his endorsement Of the
Taft administration. The rumor
cot Washington Attire. Since u has
been afloat so many other rumora
have been In the air that politicians
declare that changes In the Taft
cabinet are certainly contemplated.
Just what they are to be Is not
1 known but Il 10 believed that the
type Of men who helped carry out
the Roosevelt policies under Roose-
Welt Will be given cabinet assign
ments. The names OF Hitchcock,
Msoveagh, Bslllnger and Dickinson
are connected with the rumore that
certain cabinet officers arc to
retire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
HUNG BY MOB;
He MAY LIVE

AAtN NAtfN = AfHHHf
HOUSTON, Texas, April S.
Dolly Bates. cut down after
lynohers had strung him up
with his father, Frank Bates,
at Centervllle, Texas, last night,
has a chance 10 recover, accord
ing TO physicians attending him
today. Frank Bates was dead
when his body was cut down.
The two Bates were serving
terms in the jail, They were
alleged 10 be ringleaders In an
attempted jail delivery 10
which Jailer ST. John was
wounded.
An angry mob gathered at
the Jail, forced It's way Inside,
took the two Bates out and
hanged them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
DR.. MATTHEWS
Anglers UNION
LEADERS HERE

Or 70 A Matthew'S assertion
that he would not hire "a union man
IN preference 10 a uon.unlon has
caused considerable agitation az the
Labor Temple and the matter may
% taken up By the various locals
at their meetings this week
G. Vs. Doyle. secretary Of the Cen.
tral Labor Council. said that he
could not account for the statement
IN the face of previous assertions
made by The minister TO union men.
"At the dedication Of ,ne Labor
Temple Dr Matthews himacn said
that the labor union was an inoylta-
bic organization. and that no man
outside Of the union should receive
benefits from H.
y should regard such q change in
thought decidedly Inconsistent for
DR. Matthews has made speeches
publicly that would be- "a credit 10 a
labor leader"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
ROME DISPATCHES
TICKLE IRELAND

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April s.
Archbishop ireland today said
he Naa not surprised that Rooto-
Welt had called of the reception
which bad been planned 20 take
the place Of an official cell upon
the hethodists IN Rome. The
archbishop said he know Roose-
vslt loo we'll 10 believe he would
play into the hands % Or. Tip-
pie N an stack on the Vatican.
he called Tippla cunning
sehcrnsr" and criticised his
statement regarding the Vati-
can Roosevelt incident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
SELLS GIRL
FOR $500
Japs Dealt With Her Like
a Dumb Brute, Each
Making a Profit off Her
By Raising Price.

Twice actually sold into slav-
cry In the course Of two years
In the state Of Washington has
been the experience % Yukag
6hlozakl, . beautiful Japanese
girl IS years old.
The glrl told In Judge Ron.
aids court this morning that
In 1908 q Jap named Take.
heshs sold her IN Belllnghsm
for $500 cash 70 Tokuji Asano.
Assno is now on trial.
hsano sold her for $3.50 20
another Jap named hoauchi,
Who 10 now In Japan. The sale
20 Aoguchl was made after the
GIRL had paid Aaano in Seattle
$3.50 FOR her freedom,
The girl said that Asano placed
her IN % house here he took al
her money away from her By
threats. telling her that II she
could Darn $3.50 be would give mel
her freedom. The girl was anx
iOus 20 escape from the life
But she could not save anything
az Asano took the money away
from her as HoOn na she gOt it
Japanese business man. however
became interested ia the girl ant
loaned her $3.50 TO aid her e
escape
But after Agano got the monel
he demanded that she pay the bal
anoe at once As she could not ~
sold her 10 NORuchi "a few months
ago for $3.50 cash Roguohl want
ed 10 place her in a house IN Ia
coma She refused 40 leave ans
cried for help The police rescue,
her and Noguchl fled 10 japan.
Inspector of Immigration Fisher
who has charge Of the suppression
Of the white slave traffic IN Wash
ington. caused the arrest Of Asano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
SOCIETY BELLE WHO DISAPPEARED 6
YEARS AGO TURNS UP AS GYPSY QUEEN

BALTIMORE April g. Trims OF the "game and OF
society her father Key Haber.
the daughter Of w Haborham prominent broker
disappeared from home To-day her
received letter from her dated from So Louis In which she
Mrs John MITCHELL the queen OF gypsy
that she happy contened with life
the Rypses years while she visiting
a. Y While there she made frequent
sof the gpales On OF The trips she met John
Mitchell the of The who then the the
wandering She fell Ga love with When
home here Mitchell followed her finally she eoped
from home and married him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
BEVERIDGE
DENOUNCES
5 THE TARIFF
Indiana for Protection That
Covers Difference in
Coat of Production Here
and Abroad.

tAE tnttNd iFrHail
49, $50 = 4
Here are some OF the planks 4
a IA che republican platform :
= adopted az the indiana state ,
= convention today 4
We declare our support OF 4
4 the policies ~ Theodore {,
= Roosevelt 4
We believe Ia n protective
q tariff measured by the differ .
= cncr between tho cost Of pro 4
= dnctlon here and abroad Less 4
e than this ~ unjust 10 Amcri 4
q can lab0fera more Is unjust 4
= 90 American consumers 4
We demand The immediate /,
4 creation nf genuine. perma q
= nent. non partisan tariff com 4
a mission. 4
we demand laws for the q
= conservation OF oar national 4
a resources. and especially that :
= The coal dep0slta % Alaska be =
q kept the property 81 the ma. =
4 ton a
We recognize that 30 prosi. :
q dent ever began his admins. 4
q tfaiign with such universal 4
4 good ell aud such cxtfaordi. .
q nary training as did William =
. II, Taft .
We lnuorsc his Rdminiatrn. a
q ton and pledge 20 him our =
= suppcgi IN any euort Go secure =
9 progressive legislation .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
TOBACCO MEN
TAUGHT LESSON

Warrants were issued by City
Attorney Pierce today for four to-
hacoo dealers. charged with sell
Ing the smokes 10 minors.
The persons arrested are Dan
Belsrd. 6i7 Third av. Gust Siokas.
7i3 Third avi Mrs, A Baker,
Third and Madison. and j Gilman,
1917 Third av
Two l5.yoar.old boys. Thomas
Timlin and Earl Brown. said they
bought tobacco from these mer
chants without any trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

virtually TIE committee raieH-the chairman
% Aad selecting his associates Through this com
saakey eond complete suspension 0f The rules
Is q uoasidered and of amendment debate
a enneeat the speaker discriminatory
negnixng refusing recognize upon
saeA arhirary and powers vested any
a8n nr6sr supposedly FREQ government lie po
TIE lass II HatOn and did Further
refd Il % defeat progressive favor special
- - a. - IN arrosaut and fragrant The
r. administered hg such q yrant II not re-
nssnoa 10 ths house would later have been
- xsolnuou IN the country
what Proper Functions Are.
ID ianons Of the speaker parliamentary
f4x 8sr and such he should absolutely impartial
|ANn zh dsntsrested Evcn though
|HRA leader. civ
n q he congressional desnies ~ every other member
ms
ssbe party leader should stand AZ member upon the
- BOISE and lead his party BY his wisdom ability and
H. maniala himself such II these respects
zzzaef q bis party woud his place II his pary
Hs.s respects would the penalty BY control
M q ss representation would be
sat b conducted and expedited orderly way under
rnlas OF roeaagra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

Beveridgc who viii next year be a
candidate for reelection. delivered
a speech explaining why he voted
against the Payue.Aldrich tariff
measure. and asking the rcpubli
cans of Indiana 90 lndorso his
stand
The republicans OF Indiana are
FOR q protective tariff which covers
the difference in the cost Of pro.
duction here aud abroad Loss than
that g. unjust 10 American labor.
saaaasaasa-a.s sssassass--ss-sasss-.ass
tcontlnued on Page SeVen.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

An English houaemaid who tad
taken Il holiday was Interviewed by
hon mistress She said she had
been 90 Mime Tusgcaud'e wax works.
"And why asa you visit thereT'
asked the mlatrcaH
~ always so thore. num- replied
tho girl You see, having an uncle
in tho chamber on horrors, tho place
has "a family interest 40 TO speak"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
BREAKS
ONCE MORENO
HELP FOR IT
For Sixth Time in Three
Months People Walk
No Ones Fault.

December 2--Do~n from $50
70 $40 and from $50 % 300
the nest mernina.
January B-poNn from AIS
p. ~. 20 600 a. ~.
February 2s--ossn from ~
y. ~. 20 1880 .. N.
March i7--DovNh from $50
p. ~. &c $50 .. ~.
March Down from $50
p, m. unsll the nest morning.
April s-povn from 200 D. m.
TO u .. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

~ wish you'd lend me your whis-
tie" said Tommy Co HIS sisters
Young man. "il take care of o."
whistler cried young Hug
worthy, II have got no whistle.
Tommy"
"Oh. yes. you have Tommy per
sisted. cause daddy says you're
much too fond OF wetting &C."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
Fraternity Men Meet.

Theta Delta Chi fraternity men
from ali over the Northwest viii
hold their annual meeting and ban.
Quet tomorrow night az the Arctic
Cluh These are the graduate
members Of the fraternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
$1O,OOO,OOO
in CITY
WORK
Public Improvements This
Year VIII Be Greatest
in History of City If
Plans Go Through.

Seattle 81 just starting on lts
Ereatesi public Improvement year
The board % puhiic works today
ordered The advertisement for bids
Tor a half million dollars worth of
work
Advertisements are now runnlns
f7r a milton dollars worth % sewer
work and the total aggregate cost 81
work ordered ihis year with lust
threv months gone a. $4,000 600
The cost ~ All the pubiic Improve
ment work done last year was 4nls
tf.tts.esssa. and that was tht
greatest year up - thc beginning -
1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
||NDEXTER WRITES
| ARTICLE FOR STAR
1..,ou Insurgent Discusses Speakership Problem
4. 4, Readers of This Newspaper-Wants Neut-
,u.n IN Chair, Like English House of Commons.

me article writes The
s sensressHaan 'ret hs siee 10 saes egnsress
kae SCI vletcf Mpgdeck Fuaes1er perhaps
n he parliamentary speaker
r,sean a. "a uno
sgnfneatAff Faludgstef
consequently ln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

800
....lxe IA Congress o. the
= s.,rlss Of the state
4 washington.
a q Asher Kinds as
sAs house would accom-
~ stroke the inevitable
al Nety
sssi occupant q the
- 3 4 lyrical political
i saroa public occasions
! .usasd TIA, the speaker
. - u he party In the
- wspcasible for the
- Transacted and b. be-
4 snr b the aitrrmost the
It, peweF which The rules
slssss q Is hands 90 lni.
i .sueut On the house
Z wesntly he has bad the
Z ameinilnk ever commit
as house and thus con
randlnx and Influence
~ ltsmAer d the house
: sssxh this acre not sui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
ODDS
AND
EN- DS

KANSAS CITY. Mo o. uama9s
nmounting % many thousands ~
dollars waa dome ty 4 hurricane that
swept Southeastern Missouri last
evening SO lives were i1sf Macon
suffered the greatest damage
PORTLAND. ore. 49, Two little
girls were burned 20 death here yes
tsriaY veFu nruExer years old
flN into n kettle ~ boiling lard
Elsie Gastruw. years Old. was play
inr around a bonfire and her dress
caught. fire
official nxares show that ths av-
ernEs age. AZ which sea nna women
marry = ri-taE
PHILADELPHIA Perhaps you
Thought the philadelphia street ear
strike NHa nN over Eul much Fol-
lowing tire refusal - the ear men
90 accept The compauv'a terms. the
company withdrew its offer o. take
back aN ~ The men today
ROOSEVELT. ". M-Mrs D. =.
Fisher assisted by her husband.
horaewhlpped Probate Judge J r..
Evans on the street last night Mrn.
Fisher declared the Judge lnsuited
her He denies the charge and has
sworn out . warrant Tor their arr
rest
HELLINGHAM neliingham viii
pay iiH school teachers Bis 600 more
next year The salaries ~ the t1s
Instructors in the public schools
we're Increased on an average ~ $40
g month by the school board last
night
ABERDEEN - J. KlinkenbcrR.
donkey man" on the schooner A J.
West. wae arrested yesterday on the
arrival ~ the schooner from Mexico.
/ charged with knowing something Of
[ the death ri Charles HadberR. for
I whose murder william gohl is ~
lah kuukeuborR ieff here Decom-
( Der ~ on the West
gAN FRANCISCO aIn tho pres.
I ence ~ their three children. AIexau-
I DER Szafezur tailor. killed his
/ wife Ga thoir home last night He
Z then walked 20 The Park Elmer
T goncy hospital aud shot himself Ire
7 the head outside the door He wiil
/ recover he borrowed the money
/ from bis wife to buy the gun be
I killed her with
A Japanese syndicate hns puf-
chased Il large trarf ~ land ia HrnKil
90 establish q Jnponeae colony there
II CHICAGO Two hundred taxicat
Z chaHffaurs struck just before tho
atro lme last night and cabs that
had been abandoned forever were
hurnediy dragged from the stables
and put into use Chicago has not
seen 20 many cabs iu years Three
hundred more drivers are expected
40 quit today
ALAMEDA. Cal Failing from hia
biplaue $50 feet into the waters II
San FrauciHco bay Frank Johnson
au aviator. was nearly drowned late
yesterday afternoon. His mother
and wife. who Witnessed The naci
dent collapsed. N was hia twelfth
ffgNf Of fna affafugUu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
METHODIST
RECEPTION
CALLED OFF
Angered at Statement of
Head of Methodist Col
lege, Ex-President Stops
a Public Reception.
BY a Staff Correspondent Of the
United Press

fBy a Staff Correspondent Of the
United Press
ROME. April 5.-Thsodore
Roosevelt. anesrsd BY tire pub.
lishec statement Of Or. p. NJ.
Tippie. head Of the Methodist
college here. tseay called OF
gublie reception he had plan
ned, which was looked upon az
taking the place Of = formal
call BY Roosevelt upon the
hethodists. Roosevelt declared
that the statement o. Or. Tip
pie wac an unwarrznted at
tempt 10 launch a sectarlan
controversy. re expressed
himself az greatly displeased
BY the letter Of the Methodist
leader.
The reception cancelled hy Roose.
welt was 20 have been ono nf gener-
al scope. In which all persons in
public life here would have PARTED.
pated Neither nationality nor creed
was TO have been regarded By
Roosevelt. and the function would
have had the effect Of visit 10 the
Methodist college.
Has Roosevelt Worried.
The Vatican incident" has wor.
ricd Roosevelt more than anything
that has arisen On his public life
for many days
You fellows have carried enough
OF this 20 set me right with my
friends az home. haven't you9" he
anxiously asked a correspondent OF
the United Press
When assured that every feature
Of the incident had been carried
fully, be said
Well. I do hope that my friends
understand the situation and all the
determining causes
Denounced Catholics.
The statement OF DR.. Triple
which caused Roosevelt TO cancel
the reception was a bitter Rrralgn-
ment Of Catholicism and praise OF
Roosevelt for refusing 70 visit the
Vatican.
While Roosevelt looks upon the
vatican incident as closed OFFICIAL
~. it Is no betrayal OF confidence 70
Say that the affair worried him. and
IS worrying him today probably
more than any other controversy In
which he has ever been Involved.
There Is not shadow Of doubt in
his mind as 10 the propriety Of his
course but he fears that a host OF
HIS Catholic friends In America may
not fully understand the situation
from lack OF information
The principal purpose OF the re-
ception was intended 10 have empha-
sized the religious liberation for
which Roosevelt stands
The colonel was offended az the
fierce attack OF pr Triple upon the
Vatican. which was the very thing
.-,-ss--e-..--.---..a- .rs-.----e------->---
Continued on Faye seVen.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
MASS MEETING CALLED

A maaa meeiing has been !
; called for tonight In the Ron /
: ton iiili elub house 20 discuss I
} the Madison ~ cable trouble I
} Representative from the
West End. the East End aud /
the Rentou IAN clubs viii be
} present James keifcr. "a. 4 i,
Kennedy and T. : Trophy I
} viii speak An Invitation hes d,
} been extended to tho Seattle !
! Electric company % have
; representative present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
. ADMITS
TWO ROBBERIES

sand cigars. vorth 1900.
as.i made 10 one night
y. I. ~ q negro ia the city
aaeh 70 he confessed
1 Isanani today
\ - he got the cigars
. ~ cigar store. Third az.
and J. G. Coheu's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

Poor chap EfrrythiuF bee earns
goes ON hla wifo's back"
Wen. " YOU had seeu her az the
opera SOU wUuldnt think be earned
much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
#HosE Is III

slrl boy man or
eao found that lost
~ yours is asking thls
sfef and over again
-. als curiosity. bui an
80 % find the owner
4 &c lost article MAJ
/ 2 70 watch The star
i'f your Loaf ad
h alssppoint Thorn AS
/ n. ' p. discover your loea
| $50 Or Ind i4f about
siiy'a great recoe
q locating lta lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

- q speaker. presiding
= thtfziioHs and the pro.
7 ne house should and
. afnee ef great dignity
s Bot entirely removed
Z Nrsiasn passions the bit.
~ a. responsibility enter
- creating The issues
Es y wculd - called upor
htzs BEEN suggested that
he present parlia
sn r ne horse and ths
AaF'lss. would Be 4 suit
aasr II ny opinion ne
~ a. excellent speaker
= eesFse others ara also
~ speaker might of
> a member ~ the
T. eonsiliafion does not
n should b. a mem
ssss Are Simple.
1kns chaaE are few
ne hoazs can adopt
sFsE - disnoznt and
Ht94 absolutely g strny
- Extra conssliatlonai dic
g ne speaker wuuid al
representative govern
hpuse and would ael
siely The pending con
2 rules It Is not au un
zett i9r 10 Is fhe pre-
ssm in al legislatures
nal IL the world except
states house u repre-
aoiably In the Brlilsf
a mons ulon which OH
iessniatiyes was mod
politicians and stand
,-'-.>------4-
sa On Page sessnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

ALAMEDA. Cal Failing from his
biplaue $50 feet into the waters u
San FrauciHco bay. Frank johnson.
au aviator. was nearly drowned late
yesterday afternoon. His mother
and wife. who Witnessed the noci-
dent collapsed N was hla twelfth
flight Of ths afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
wssiiAks Rssrads.

HeaNaAe Haaf ade.
The plans and specifications an.
proved TO-DAY arr faf two ~ the most
Important improvements that have
get been made IN Seattle one Il Tor
The Westlakr ay rcgrnde Thls Is
The actual construction bv ru ~ a
street around the wsst shore II
Lake linton pa practically the elite
~ the present Wwstiakn trostle and
the extension % the regrade up into
Fremont Il 10 estimated that Il wlll
take a year 90 90 the work. and Il
wlu moan the practical taconatrue
ton " the streets and street car
lines ln the nsighborhooa of the
canal outlet % Lake Union
The traffic and street car lines
uli be aetouFsd or wesraks onto
Evanston and thence aeross the
canal and up onto the Fremont hlli
~hils a street and bridge are bsinE
built that will raise the Erads a.
Ewing 81 &c feet above thr present
Jewel This means that she street
a. the present Fremont junction
poiut az Fremont av and nlewett
" wiil he mofe than go feet higher
than t nos 10 IL VIII par out ~
business aii fhe stores az thia raint
and wili necssHltats a complete re-
routing ~ street cars
Dirt ~ FHl.
The tiri Ter The 1881 Az alans she
west shore ~ ths lake viii hs ss
cured from the Denny hfii feErnde
The ofhef Improvement on which
a call fpf bids aas decided upon to-
dsY eaa ths regarding o. DEXTER
av and other sfreeta which wiIi
opcn ufAa very large district
The pewer work co which the cAli
Tor bids Do now roaming ta the con
structinn % tho Lake Washington
section n tho north trunk sewer
system This section begins north
% ths University grounds. under
these grounds and the Lake Wash.
lnstou canal thsn covers the side
hillH up FROM Lake Washington. er ;
tendinr down past Madison and Ma
druna parks and tbeucs doNn below
ieHchA THE "a q part ~ the IS COO q.
900 sewer system which e. divided
into ihs Orrsn Lake. the Lake Union.
Lake Washington and ~ fawton
sections Work in already progress.
ms and well toward completion on
ths first two sections The ~ las
ton s*rsiou vii be taken up az soon
aE the board gets ere Lake wash
inrtou end or no hands
IRA additl1n o. this the city coun.
$50 last night ordered tho regradc ~
Yeticr Way on the moderate plan
submitted b. city Engineer Thorn
SON This work wili take IN the
district from James 81 60 washing
ton ~ and from Fifth ay 10 the top
% the hiii The work will cost APP
proximafeiy 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

tNpl ANNAPOLIS. April Sen.
Ater 8cverlass's activity In the in.
eursent ranks and HE firm opposi.
tlou 20 the nsu tariff will probably
DO endorses BY the rate republi.
car eenventlcn without eqvlyoea.
ilon today. The pfoaresalves claim
ihas trey have ~on = complete vic.
tori over Ire Indiana stanepatters
and tire state Will Hire up strongly
N the insarasn, ranks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April g.
Before the republican state con.
yCutlon today Senator Albert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
7. R. SWATS METHOD|STS At ROME;
SCARES "REGULARS' At WASHINGTON

Roosevelt Returning to United States
to Be the Power Behind the Throne
at Washington, According to Latest
Rumor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

HELLINgHAM - neiiinFham viii
pay itH school teachers gis 900 more
next year The salaries ~ the t3s
Instructors in che public schools
we're Increased on an average ~ SO
g month by the school board last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

ROOSEVELT. ~. n Mrs y =.
Fisher. assisted by her husband.
horaewhipped Probate Judge J r..
Evans on Tire street last night Mrs
Fisher declared the Judge lnsulted
her He denies the charge and has
sworn out warrant Tor their ar
rest