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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
0'BRIEN COMES
OUT FOR HART

j " OBrien. a prominent resi-.
dent Of the Twelfth ward issued
the following statement today
Wy name has hoen used ia the
campaign of Van u Pierson in hla
candidacy for the position OF eoun.
Gilman from the Twelfth ward
wish 70 say that such things have
developed since the primary cleo.
ton that !, as taxpayer. cannot
conscientloualy vote for him al 20.
mOrfow'H election
"Mr Harris platform "a more IN
line with the wants OF the people
OF that ward, and / intend 10 vote
for him.
The eleventh hour attack on Mr.
Hart. I believe. will gain many
friends for him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
GRASS FURNISHES
NEW ANAESTHETIC

NEW YORK. March r. Chemists
NJ the Rockefeller institute In this
Icuy are conducting a series OF az.
perimcnts with Sleepy grass .
which grows IN the high plateau
conntry Of the west. IN the hone
OF discovering new anResthoile
which will act quickly and ienve
no harmful effect on a patient
Hhe experiments have been un.
der way for several weeks. and II
IL understood that much valuable
Information has been gained re
gnrding the plant whose scicntifle
name ia 'atipn vaBeyi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
Record of Things Done and
Not Done by Investigat-
ing oBdy is Sorry Story.

The Erand Jury. after a session 81
% days. bFousht In ita report 60
the superior court Saturday night.
and was dismissed.
The report IL voluminaus. dealing
with q great number and "a wide
variety II topics
Many u the matters DEMANDING
Investigation were admittedly slight
u b the grand jury for lack 81 time
The grand jury Didn't have time
10 probe
The white slave traffic in Sc.
attic.
TIE conduct Of the county
comnnissioners' office.
Tha local food trust conspiracy.
The fslns registrations.
Tho following IL an epitome ~ the
grand lurYs findings
County Hospital Although the
grand jury reprimands The Star for
Its exposure. che members find the
same faults - ola The star After
praising the hospital generally. rec
concentrations ~ reform are made
which cover every accusation madn
b. this newspaper. Some ~ che
Mandatory paragraphs safor Of aar-
casm
Poor Farus-Aii right except those
who are compelled ta 1--we on the
second floor have no heat
Assessor's Office Too many em-
pioyez
Treasures Office Salaries can
be cut from % 90 80 per cent slight
slap AZ Gofmley and the banks
which loan him money.
Auditors Office Number II em-
pioyfs no more than the work re-
auires Boost Tor auditor
County Engineer Majority OF
jury recommends the purchase ~
an automobile Management OF Of
flee commended
Juvenile Detention Home Recon-
incubation thar county commission
era purchase a Bite and erect a SUITE
able home.
County Condition and con
duct Of jail commended Three
matrouH necessary Amended rules
not approved
County Ferry high. more
trips recommended; run early snd
late.
Justice Courts Too expensive.
Too many officers.
County Timber Cruise Justified
b. the results
Board o. Eminent Domain -"C0m
mended rather than criticised
sherifPs Office Recommend DUR
chase n an auto construction Of
vault deputy az east side N Taho
Washington
Prosecuting Attorneys Office
Judgment Of special detectives In
conducting raids condemned; Van
aeryeer's language 70 prisoner de
piorodi recommended that no dis
nniss special dsputsaf ehsraea
4gainot Vanderyeer not proven
charges sgainst Perry not proven.
Sheriff and County Conamission 4.
ers Without questioning Sheriff
Hodge honesty, be d. reDrlmauded
On strict construction of the
statutes for failure 20 obey the die
tates n the county commirsi0ners
relating n the matrona. bake oven.
stc. fault found that sheriff feeds
prisoners too well. although be does
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
JUDGE HANFORD IS ATTACKED
BY SON WHO BECOMES INSANE.
Mind of School Boy is I'm
balanced by Studious
Effort 10 Regain Lost
School Credits.

Federal Judge q n Hanford waa
attacked and lnlnfsa b. hia n ynmr
Old son. Harry y fInufora. Il 8
O'Clock last niKhi. ehsn the youne
inan suddenly bseAnse . raxinx
nEhtink mAnias 5udE. Hnnfnfi
revived sraip Wnunda whlio iFying
20 o9efpowcf hin rad non and 10.
day Il % the verge At nervous pros.
Istiou a. thu result Of the Incident.
William AApford brother 81 The
iu saue boy WAS also slightly hurt
Ia the attack The police asnt 10
The iganforh home at is01 10th
Az n. where the atrnExie occurred.
had to subdue the sfrugEiins youth
BY force Il took three men Al the
city jail 10 force the boz Into .
padded cell
Youth Becomes . Maniac.
Yesterday afternoon Harry who
has bseu q student IN the broad way
hixh school. 80, she delualon that
he vas q divinity and that be- would
after death. return 70 life every
1000 YearA. The YounE mAn. how.
ever, did not become violent aulil
. o'cipek ~ night
Ills father and hts brother VII.
liam attempted % oYerpoNer him
The youth IL isof tail ana n
trained athlete Ills aged father
end his brother we're no match for
him. ne threw both 10 the floor
Lieut. r G Hanford another son.
rushed 20 their assistance.
Flights Win the Police.
TIE efHzed youth rushed from
the house and began running up
aud down the street
PafFoimen Humea and Blaine
hurried out in the police autamo
bile They found young Hauford
on the street and arrested him
The insane youth had good
record az a sfudiona. capable stud
eut ~ high school until January
Then he failed IN several studies
aud suffered from nervous trouble
and ESQ strain lie became irrlt
able and lil Its rather took him
10 IHbfornla. where hia health aud
mental condition improved. Ht
had returned 90 the city but a short
time ago. and n WAS hoped ~ the
time Of hia return that he would
soon be able 10 return 10 school
During the last few days tho youth
has suffered from extreme nervous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07

cineis where lhey are ssailanes =
duplicate iisis siil ie 10 ~ "a.
r. the Moore ehsilenxrrA Is -
precincts whefs fhs illegal rsre4
lion mF bcen heavy. two r. -
deputies wlli be stationed
The evidence n Illegal rerlslfh :
sss secured bY = thoroagk tasisls
IF the REGISTRATION ID the sas1azs
earlfE. and fhe Nnos. cAaisnsus
tomorrow wiii b. armed wisA q
brooks with the names ~ an rlsses
maiked for chaiiengs. Thh rnsn
was followed IL TIE primsry "a.
paiEn b. ihs Bouiiion fs~ee -
toe result thai oaiy ~ ~ csss I
the vote - tbe FIRST wsrz -
poilsd. and u IL expected fzas ssn
a smaller vote M4lI - Pooled 4 IL
First ward tomoFruw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
WILL USE KNIFE TO
MAKE BAD BOY GOOD

OAKLAND March ~ Believing
that Bernard Hecfsrs tendency 40
steal is the result ~ an Injury Co
his skull. surgeons here today are
prepared 20 perform an operation
which u ia hoped viii relieve pres-
sure m The brain and restore Rim o.
normal condition.
Becker has been convicted 81 lar
esnf. ITO ~ normal IN every way
except FOR tendency 90 steal small
articles ~ little value q H. be-
lieved that the injury b. received
recently ~ the direct cause Of BIZ
abnormal condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07

ernl prominent citizens
Foremost of these is Andrew Car
nsEle. whom the mayor somewhat
ineloEantly termed "foui sot 81
philanthropy" Mccarthy declared
that Carnegie cndoavored 90 oaae
his conscience by giving away H.
brarios
Hut thank God. his offer to give
a library 90 San Francisco has not
been accepted and never ~iil De-" he
declared
Tho mayors remarks caused COM
mcnt here In view Of the approach
Ing visit Of The laird Of sldbo 10
thiH city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07

great thronF u cur people. fsrsss
cut % greet CnL Roosevelt -
salh
We had ten banda Aad 80 I
fhem walked IS miles 70 - iAe-
7 feel that Re was sincere IA
he said be wished Mrs. Rensssz
could be there 10 set ibis nd.
school IN the heart u Africa
The children sang Thr 81
susnEied BANNER PERHAPS 4 -
fho tears IN ms gwn eFes Has1
made me think they ~et IL -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07

PHILADELPHIA. March "A
car earrsins 30 p~rsaun q hsayY 20.
lirr Husrd and a tfra " strike
breakers was dSuanitsd today
Two sficks ~ explosives lifted the
rnf from the gracse hurting ihe 81
cnrautR ln every direction
Although soiuc wers eut - flying
Eisas and severely bruiarf. ne -,
riaas injury was sustained A. ausn
~ the Shock ~ che rapiaaiaa p.asaei
ihe police charged aNan abofefs wha
had gathered nearby believing tmat
thnf we're Responsible fur the dEma
mlfinx
Several shots aefe frsu. anf q
battle eusnei TIE lafasfFfs held
their eruund until tha arrival II a
TWINS squadron 20 mounted aallen.
Fhe p1ilcv were mtt wlsh showrss ~
brieN buiilluE material and REFUSE
onH after n stubborn nght iu ehlrh
they HNunF their riot uacsu span
the heads 10 fhe lsisarera. we're they
stsreersful o. dispensing the moo
Twu - me alleged rinKsaadsfa we're
arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
HEARKEN TO THIS,
ANDY CARNEGIE

SAN fRANClsCO. March z Ex-
tracts from speech delivered by
Mayor Mccarthy yesterday after
is~1n at the laying Of the corner
aiono Of local school house make
interesting reading esday for sew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07

CHICAGO. March THE chi
cuEo Federation n Labor endorsed
tha Philadelphia strike
The resolution reads
~wHEREAs. erar rule ard
Russian despotism are being
enacted ~ the civic aatnorl.
ties IN Philadelphia. innocent
eisixena are being killed ard
jailed, armed coasacka are IN.
timidatlna the population q the
city ard Imported armed thugs
are hoieinp sNaY. ard
"WhEHEAs. observation-disclosures
the appeals % an outraged PUB.
JIG for peace. the mayor, the
director % public safety and
tire officials Of the phiiaaeIphia
Rapid Transit company remain
o6dursts, refuse arbitration o.
ths street car mems grievances.
use the police 20 operate the
street cara and ignore the de-
Hsandn o. organized tabor and
citizens generally for = settle
nsnt Thsrefers be u
"RESOLvEp. that the Chi
eaao Federation q Labor in
dofse the cause Of the street
car men Of Philadelphia and
pledge ita moral and financial
support o. the trades unions o.
that city"
President Gompers 81 the Amerl
can Federation Of Labor discussed
the situation "All the disorder
there. be- sald and an that may
come must be- laid at tho door 81
others than the men Of labor No
one deplores The riots and disorder
more than
! tried 10 settle me differences
! told Mr Kruger ! was authorized
to submit all The disputed points 10
impartial arbitration with a pledge
that the car men would accept the
decision. lle refused my offer.
N0w the company o. importing
and has discharged large
numbers ~ me car men The atfik
ers would be- less than men II they
ala not resent this"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
SPRING POULTRY SEASON
NOW ON.

The spring poultry season ls
now well opened The energetic
grower 0f birds knows fhnt
right now be can veil more of
the fine feathered flock and al
better prices than during an
the other months OF the year
combined
The Star has thousands of
readers In the suburbs OF Seat
tle who viii be- glad to know Of
any fancy poultry stock for sale
The way to reach them at a
minimum expense rs TO put n
little ad IN the classified col
umna OF The Star. n costs only
J cent word go words no
eents) Phone Main 0400 ind
al = o. Hox 1900. office
1901 Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
CUDAHY SLASHES BANKER M
FINDS WITH WIFE IN HlNE
Scandal Which Stirs Kansas City flushed Up-p.s
man Found Packer Standing Over Half Nsksa u
lionaire Cutting Right and Left Nv

torn home Pee'@. 4
I" hH" walked Ia ths, ~
notice me ~ first rua.s - =
'fsnins dress ereept lhss
coat or Lnls was VIM a.a
floor half nude ana ~
rope 'udabY was s,s.e.. ;
IN, ~. "llh ihe knife, and ~.
Pleads Tor Hs La.
Don't do O. JACK 49,.
DO e. " taaI
'aoahy seemed 70 h .s....
hiln nbnlt me lIpa Irss,s Y
limta ueFe bare Hav
after ceposlllms tiss -.
fqaahy aiso eisaprearee 49,. =
public view aid femslns1 4 -.
sion z a'fli'
y ia expected thar a. ,st.,..
viii recover quickly ~ 49,
~ ~ wide prominenes ~ - ~.
long time has held q hirh -
in society
The scandal n brre..~
prominent names Into ~ -.
court nnd ibe samsailonai faa,s... !.
thf case htFs given IA. 49, s
EreateHf shock = years
periea tiat poaeffai infigsass, -
be brought 10 bear 20 sneers.. =,
t1sr Developments Uniem -.
more serious charge 4 maas 80.
fndahy he probably WlH y n.
missed ~ forced % Pay 4 su.sa i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07

States As he arrested in Seattle he for III
Gil 20 defend him. because he puts H. Gill the recognized
attorney Tor the who debauch girls by wholesale and place
them in a life OF shame
rhurns declares
~ 0tlfs poica aspirations Gill
Tending him 6 Th9rna tod him the o. trial.
after having taken retainer could
defend hin because the noorsy
didaey fer q and
another Waiter shaf0er according
statement owner court
said q
Testimony ~ the Thnrna revealed The cosbooded burst
ncsske Ia which the white
nc In human beings Letters
other white slave also client
Thuns notice Of supreme appeal
bond Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
leading a ousdruplo Life

Us hn fichff
II should say $50. He's already
paving aiimuuy % three wives.
Detroit Free Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-07
JUDGE RONALD SCORES
ONE OF G|LL'S CLIENTS
In Sentencing Thurna He Says No Punishment is Too
Severe for Man Who Barriers in the Bodies and
Souls Of Women--He Had Better Kill His Slaves,
Says Judge.

"Debauching women is
a worse crime than murder,
II Thurna had actually
murdered the different girls
with whom the testimony
showed he had associated
he would have inflicted far
less injury on society than
he has done.
This was the comment made
by Judge Ronald this morning
In passing sentence upon Max
Thurna. convicted OF having
Forced one 81 his human chat
tels. Lillian Stein. go engage ia
q life of shame in Seattle Tor his
financial profit. Five years was
the maximum sentence the
court could impose upon
Thurna The court sentenced
1hurna 70 hard labor in the
pcniteutiarY Ter not less than
two and a half years or more
than tive wears.
Ihurna is a member Of the
organized white slave owners
association OF the United
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
RIVAL DANCES CALLED OFF
Lead SOeiety ReStrElned from
COmReginE.

LEAD. s D. MArch E-Cspeeial l-Rirsl
dances between The pn3on and non-uniua
members q The FSnlander Good Tsuplar
socieIy, a temperance OrEzziza non Of this
city. VII n0t be permitted. according 70
tie terms q a temporary Injunction Sc
cured By the officers Ct the society IN tbs
circuit court The soe3ety ts DIVIDED N is
union and non-union Eyuparhiss. ghe rlrs-
tees siding with the Homsstaks and also
some q the members.
ne union members advertised a dance
n the Finnish hall belonging 70 TIE soeiery
and gave notice that only uraon members
would be permitted 70 attend The trustees
thea sought The aAd OF the courts and got
a restraining order preventing the MEMBERS
fFoEn discriminating between unioa a1d non
union al thsir dances, and also prsTenrtnr
the members named in the order from
taxing Possession q the hall
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
Aviation Rules
Are Prescribed
for Sky Pilots
Laws Are Designed By French AsTO
Club for Men Above and
Nen Below.

PARIS. March sg-Rules ard regulations
coutruulnr the navigation q ths ar de-
siE-ed 20 Meet the new and couupisx prob-
lens arising fro-a ths d-vsioprlsut q AVA
ron have been fo-rnulafed ~ re AerC
eluh q Franca and have besa E1hrir1ed
% TIE Fre-ch government as TIE basis Tor
a uHtic1sl law TIE co5s. elaborated Hftsr
uuch study. airs to meet Ire rights ard
interests q aIl-cf the seroplzrist and bal
loo1ist fiEhu-E thru1Eh space and q
u1an and rlan'E properly on the earth
below
Following are s-ne Of ths eiU5's sarEes-
tio-s Aerial craft whether aercp,Ene CT
6irigzhle bancon- must not circulate lower
than l5l feet Ahovs private uroperry- F-iEht-
inE above cities requires 4 permit fro-1 the
municipalities FliEhtinE f1 fog Is no.
allowed and the trEnsportsrion q ez-
plosives except hunting au1uunztio1- Is
prohIhitsd- ne fiEztion uf general heTiAl
rules IS reco-umsn6sd as a way o. svoidinE
collisions aid ae-opiznss AID diriEIhle hsl-
looms should keep or a os-tai1 distance
from spherical hslloons 70 the ent that
Il explosives or other scciss-ts happen fc
ire d-iErhle machines the Ephe-1csi nay
not be endangered
For the p-otsc1ioa q the as-unaut Il Is
recuunsndsd thst p-upr5stcrs o. hiEh
buildings and olhe- structures De required
20 illuminate ther proPerty AZ night a.
each Level uf &C feet and AL electric wires
R1d conduits strung 80 feet above ths
gT7und Should bs marked each sl feet Eitt
4 white Tag by Gay ard q white uEht b
night Other EuEEsstiaas relare 70 the
estHhliEhus1t Of aerial -ports q Access
70 large citiss-
4 TIE pro5ec1 is nov being studied By n
Miller and the rl--aEtry of Uubhc works.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
YOUTH ENTERS WELLESLEY
Ar@sniAn MinEIes with Co-eds and
Sacred TradfttOn OF GIrIa'
Seh0ol Ia Broken.

WELLESLEY. Mass 81. March Z-Tbe
most sacred tradition of Wellesley has teen
broken Into the classes o. rhis Institution
ierElsrly exclusively Of rhe female ssx
there vas reos1tly admitted a young M.
DirGn HAg0psan-
Hs Is an ArlsnlEa. and II is sasd he
comes q royal BLOOD. He escaped FROM
1'arAey over year sso. following the mas
sGc1ss A. Ada he worked his way 10
this country and finally settled In Wenslsr.
After working abOut ne college. one of ne
teachers became interested IN HaKopdan.
And eTe1rua1ly the faculty gave him per
MISSION 70 ATTEND ne lectures ana rsrita-
lens - certain courses Ths faculty is as
yef Undecided As TO WhslheE HAgopian viz
be AWARDED degree upon oomplezsou q
his Ezna5es
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
KILLS HERSELF BECAUSE
SHE COULDN'T PAY DEBTS
creEtOn Woman Takes Poison Rather
man See OpapAnT Take
Away Furniture

CRESDON. Ia. March z-lSpecisl BE
cause she owed fs as Al iaErzllnen1 On
furniture, whSch Ehe wzS unable 70 pay.
Mrs lille johnson 4 boardiaEhouSs
Eeepe- q THIS city, eo-uaarrsa suicide a.
her home early Saturday night hy takinE
poason- Shs dld rhis ra1hsr than see the
furniture company take away the furniture
As i had threatened Il is not improbable
thai SOzDssr3c trouble bad something 70 do
Et-h the Uoza2a's rAEh act as she had been
twice married and divorced from James
johnson and be TRs boarding and rooninE
with hex. and, according 10 The testimony
q Witnesses, had s1dssTOred 70 force her
TO marry him again Mrs johnson had
been desDoodent for sO-ns tine. as she had
bean unable TO make her oard5nghouse
pay. and had rhrsaoened taking her life On
several oocas1OnS In company vita her
former Husband Ehs came 70 this city from
CEnI0n. Ia, about year ago Shs leaves
two snail children. a boT and q gfrl she
vas 4 comparatively yUung Eo1Iaa, being
oaly q little over 30 years q age
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

NEvADA-ALsEinE thai ne has been ua-
BCiCusly slAndsTed BY George Cole 3 livery
nAa q BolAad. Pred C. Rogers has rlsd q
pstlt3on II the district court By which he
elE1zzs ss1oe ssznA.EsE-
LAKE CITT-The board Of trustees q
ths CA-1sE1s library Saturday officially
ceptsd TIE new buldiag- The eo11raS-oIs
having nae the necessary chAngss and
additions 10 comply With The s1sc1fcREO1s
ONAWA-Nss Stella wiley. Who has
besn the efncienr lfnrArian Of Lhe OnAuH
CGrzeEle-Olirer library. hBE rendered her
rsslEnation 10 be effective ns1er Ap-sl u Es
whey resigns 70 accept q position n the
GT1unel clty library a. Al increased sal
Az
FORT DODGE Small boys SCI fire 70 the
big Colby stables n Mineral Clty Driving
park Saturday morning early. knowing they
we're uE-s1ce q the city limits AID 10 frR-
fighting could BE done The stAoleE- VU2uec
az s. B1a W1th their oonsen1s made q hsE
bonfire Only s. Ee Insurance WAS cRrrsed
and 1he buildings were practically new
LAKE CTTY-,At 2otat Tnsetiag las
week the members OF the MoDdEy club,
Shakespeare cub and ?. ( o. resolved 70
uli1e The three organizations unds- one
nead for ne P--Pose Of fErr-s-7ag the neE
Ths following Officers were elected for the
ensuing year Prss5dsn1, Mrs Joan gacobs.
wee president MrE r I. MrCoro: EecTe-
1zry Mrs. G G. EUtchis01; treAsure-. Mrs
.. E BroEnezL
PORT DODGE-The u-vrss OF aisnAn1Ing
the ~ 00e 5ede-zl building. scarcely fifteen
beauty Of architecture and vel built, be
gan IN 1his city Saturday. IN spite of re-
peztsd Efforts on The pan of ctlsze1s 70
save il from 6estroctiun becsuze a largeT
building is needed The efforts q tnftu-
saIial men Including Senator Doll1ref.
could ulod change the decree OF conGTIss
thai this. Like lae uls91TIty of uiheT govern
NEXT buIidlrlEs mus bE oeE1roTed rather
than sold b. the government. Although
Il was hoped 70 secure 4 Ter q CITY hsll
ONAWA-Ths municipal election which
VIII De he'd here Monday promises 20 be
the Earmest n. years The man tssue 10
ths saloon question and ne vets and crTS
are lined I'd for the fray. 5orh EideE have
tickets IN the field and Street-cp-nsT con-
fsrences are being held II AL parts -0f town
TIE -four saloons Which have been gPer-
sts[ IN OuREa for years we're closed Iauu-
Rry ] BY the acton Of the Eify council in
refusing 10 grant q renewal q t1e licenses
and since tha1 time both sides hare been
busy framing up their respective cAEupzi gns
for 1he new administration ChElelEers
VIII be stationed AZ all polling places, and
should there be any attempts n ilsEE1 vot-
inE arrests VIII be made and prosecution
vii follow
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
Governor Stubs
L4auds Prohibition
Kansas Executive Puts HIS Foot On
the Eeelu" Of those Who
Argue Otherwise.

CHICAGO, March 2l-G0Ee-uor waltsE
Z srubhs o. Kansas City. n q spseeh
ssre yesterday. -pzr his foot On the nscEs''
a hose who maintain thai Absolute prohi-
klal1oa would brszE oozne-c.l ruin 70
shs cozmunsty. he cited tie sxperssaSe Of
Kansas as showing hoW statewide gro
IEbinoa preeludes race Eusra6s" and en-
ouErAEes savings hanks acoourtA
sRn8albl2a1z n KAzs4s s. 3st q resul;
q Etnosphsr1c eo1dinonS- szsa Governor
erubhA The climate had n0thanE to 40
With 4 Rszsoz was AZ ths bettun cf I,
AZ As 3 result ne Kansas people t0a4y
me beeaer fsd. better cl0thsd. have Eaer
hs1es. AarEsr fAnnies AID btEEer bank Ae-
eAaata
irE 0lt ths saloons would br1aE b1siness
EtAs1Attoa has heea utterly rsnUtsd I
hAFe pruofA hy Ekich. nEurAzlTesy speak-
tnG I thiak ! hare my foot On the nscks
q Lh0ss who e5rculafs anti prohih ltiun
tAa- u Was SD three yeas aEO that ths
wtptug out q WsrhitAE 81 saloons would
ruil ehs t0En- To-day. with 10 saloon.
oalf tg'En- has dOlAasa rs popalataon. more
thAa, eo1n'es as hHzk s1cgunt. has bsg-
esr peaEaa 1sM crime. nors Schools ana
Durs tntslllgsnos- ! have suE1 reosarod lef-
t.sa and tslsSrzns fru-n rss -narv-s a
1Eauty citiHa ana towns. frurn twsuty-rgne
6iszE1ct 114ggE and from chieev a -.oEee
411 tAsy Al AErss that The dEy stAaswSas
pnoHlh1z1un Wsut into sffsct n Kansas ~.
ths hriEHnsst- dag n tAas states htsto~F >
oOvsrnur stuhs 0tfsre6 70 sseo-g a eels-
EAtlon cf ChicAEo business men over Kan
EAs - proFs his co-tsutiurz.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
ELECTION IN BLACK HILLS
PoIIing EveHfN Arouse Early Interest
az DeEaWSSd and NcAghbor-
Hmu TewruH.

DEADWOoD. = d. MHTrh &--CspsziAl) }
-Iutersst in TIE local civtc elections 10 Be
hsld IN TIE BACK Hnls towns April ls has
eeapsed an Ofhsr pO1rtral q1ssuonE. but
oandidazss for couury offiees are not reg
lectiaE rhelr cpporrunlrtes Nnd numsrous
pettiazs have alreEdy been nlsd VIA the
county Enaitur. An ne presezt ufflcers
Whs have Eos servsd the terms A. sacoes-
sea are eAndidatss for renouinAricn, sew
sral q then thus Tar having No eomPsti-
tlon-
o. tks nsN men uho H&rf utflcs thsre Is
gohz Baker ara Fre6 ReEuEaW for county
lEssEaors Mel Han and 1Ls6isoa BAnAz-
tyne. bczh q Lad for cou1tT trsAEursE.
ChaE5es Hardin q TW0 Bit- forzner sheriff
HAIRY Trathen and Andrew bray. b0th q
D-ztEuoa. for sheriff. WElteT l. Vsruoe
q Lad fer STATE Representative. and Nels
Hrakks q sps1rfish Ter rsgastsr q aesdz.
a. replbliczEs
Au.0ng he dszaoer7as state Ars0rasy Hsf-