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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
The Case of Erickson

From every sympathetic bosom in Seattle great
gusiy sigh Of relief must have gone upward when judge
Of the superior took pity Mix Mixer Erickson
and decided that he should be subjected to the pcrs
and dangers incident stay Of ~ hours the county
jail The law wisely seeks prevent cruel and inhuman
punishments and where tho law Is lacking 1t is and
proper that it should be supplemented by tender udg
ments.
Mr.. Erickson as has been made plain by himself is
Of refined sensihiiities and esshc,ie
possessed Of sensitive that would shrink in abysma
horror from the degradation Of with petty larceny
malefactors; his would culver achtesi
agony the vision Of ailer. and his dcicatey poised
intelligence would be reparaby shocked and his beau
ul and bcugnant eternay MARRIED by ortyeight
hours incarceration in the county jail
After all. Mr. Erickson only attempted to form a
bine price OF Of tho necessities OF life he
merely wanted make the public pay little for
milk the penny quart would not
much the poor mother OF large family and the aggre
gate would much for Mr.. Erickson Surely this
was no more than a veniai sin, rng indiscretion
worthy Of notice Mr.. Erickson doubtless did know
or else forgot that the living already high
hat milk Of nourishing quality Is already beyond the
financial reach Of many who need il most. Remember
there judicial support the theory that his health is
delicate.
II is with sense Of deep and lasting shame that one
must recall the injustice melted Mr. Erickson the
past Already he has spent long. dreary days in
prison cel-how long aud how dreary, how filled with
woe and black despair what sulfering OF soul and body
only Mr. Erickson can tell Contemplation ialters and
imagination grows faint lie has been OF many
doors to few has Il been given pass through such
ordeal and then be confronted with the hopeless prospect
Of 48 hours more in jail
But that bitter cup has passed from him. the abid
ing glory Of humanity and the credit Of the bench When
ninty hearted governors and cold Unconditional supreme
courts hung back relief only awaiting it's hour
As long as law praceed long judges sit upon the
bench as long as thankful people bows down before
equity and justice long will the grateful memory Of the
remission Of Ericksons jail sentence endure
Mercy has trimuphed Let the banners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
She PULLED
HIS HAIR
OUT

Punching him in the face. spit.
TING IN his face. pulling his hair
hitting him in the head With chunks
Of coal. throwing hot coffee upon
BIN. then again pouring cold water
on him. making him sleep on the
Kitchen floor and the front porch
, sof eight yeRrs. compelling him to
mend and wash his own clothss
eiecting him from his home and
taktnF every cent be could earn or
bFfos for her own une-these are
a feN % The things that Louis knud.
son. Of Ballard. "a yeAra old. says ~
crosse complaint filed In the super
nor court this morning. that bis wife.
Glars kuudSon. ED 70 him
knudaon. in his answer and cross
complaint. says that be Is frail and
weak and g. years old he pictures
bis wife a. being robust. healthy
and muscular. and that he has been
unable TO resist her muscular at.
tacks upon him knaaaon'a wife
started action for divorce few
days ago. alleging that Knudson
came home drunk and beat her for
stealing his whiskey bottle when.
over be misplaced u.
Today Knudson. the husband
told his story He says that he has
been working steadily and earning
9l0 q month For six years he has
worked for one employer and never
lost = days work through drinking
OF his months wages his wife com.
PEELED him to give her SEQ She
would not cook for him. 90 he had
10 eat at restaurants During the
month she would take money from
bis pockets while he slept. leaving
him nothing TO pay for food. On
I one occasion he recitse that he hor
rowed q dollar from a friend 10 buy
meals with and his wife took 20
cents Of the borrowed money while
he slept
Not once IN eight years has he
been permitted 10 sleep anywhere
but on the Kitchen floor and porch.
ON one occasion. he says. his wife
hurled piece Of coal If him. which
hit him in the head. rendering him
unconscious for rs minutes. Daily
he was thrashed His wife would
grab hold OF him and. after pun
molluR him. release him. only 20
grab bold Of him again and Kick
( him oct OF the house,
Kuudson asks the court 10 refuse
his wife a divorce. but 20 give it 10
I him. together with the property the
couple owns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. le
Two hundred and fifty pretty girls.
who threw just ten times their nun.
Der Of men out OF work because
the employer Of all Of them did not
listen 70 their demands. have won
their atrlke at the Pollock atoglo
factories.
The girls are s,rippera. receiving
cents a pound for the work they
turned out They asked a halfcent
increase. or else that m expert
wcighcr. discharged, be ralnstafed.
Miss Ciussie roilAck. head ~ the
81 900 coo concern. has nov order.
"a the weighcF taken back.
Miss GuKsie Poilack, a Wheeling
society Elrl. IL helresa 10 the Pol.
lack millions. left her b. her father.
the lRte Augustus Pollock, man
Of Iron will. ~ho started with
nothlng and broke bits way through
20 fortune
Il wna the boast o. Augustus Pol.
lack that he never had a disagree
ment with bis employees about
wages.
And the Eiri strikers say they
would have no disagreement With
Mas IusMls II she had not been
iutis@nced b. hArd.headrd advisers
Once during the strike Kiss Mar.
tina Majors. 10. leader q the giri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

BERLIN. Feb. lG -Socinllata and
their sympathizera who gathered in
the streets 81 Neumunster today
and refused to diapcrse M the or.
ders OF the military. were charged
b. the troops and scores were
taken 10 hospitals. suffering from
horrible wounds.
The soldiers. sent 10 break up
the eOciallsfic demonstrations.
charged With fixed bayonets into
compact masses OF men who we're
unable. owing TO the crowded
streets. 20 escape the weapons 81
the troops.
Driven 90 bay by their very mum.
berH. tho mob turned on the sol.
diefs and hand-tohand conflicts
ragged IN the thoroughfareE. Cav.
airy RaH used 20 break up the fight.
Ing hordea. aud onl- when they
we're ridden down. trnmpled be-
meath horses hoofe. or slashed with
sabreH. did the socialists break and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
HIS LAWYER
DESERTS
HIM
Attorney Oates, Friend of
Burke's, VIII Not De-
fend the Doctor in Dyna-
mite Case.

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Feb, i6.--
After several hours OF conference
with nr Willard Z. Burke. Attorney
J. W Oates. a close friend and con.
fldant ~ the physician. announced
has withdrawal As counsel in the
defense ~ the hAniiarlum pro
pFletor. who IL charged with having
attempted 20 kin Lusila Smith by
blowing her up with dynamite
Oates at frat refused 10 give any
reason for his withdrawal bat when
pressed. anguly declared.
n handle only civil cases"
Further than this he would not
discuss the matter
While Il Ia true that Oates has
only handled civil cases for DR.
Burke he Is regarded as one OF tho
leading criminal lawyers % son0ma
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
TAFT MAY TR0T
OUT BIG STICK

WASHINGTON. Fcb. Is 4 spe-
cial message 20 congress couchod
IN forceful language. may be sent
by President Taft within a few days
unless the congressman set busy
on the legislative program an cut.
lined BY President Taft az the be
SHINING of the present session.
The congress has been IN session
for n weeks. and q IL intimated
that the president Il becoming I'm.
patient because his program II les.
lsiatlon "a practically untouched
senator uexuridgc. sponsor Of the
Arizona New Mexico statehood
measure Senator Carter. who In
troduced the postal bank bill. and
Senator Horah. who has been en-.
trusted with a number Of Taft
measures. we're summoned 70 the
White House today. Tor confer.
encc with the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
SOCIALISTS AND
TROOPS BATTLE
Long Trouble in Germany Comes to Head in Bitter
Warfare on Streets of Berlin in Which Many Are
Stabbed

run 10 shelter IN doorways. courts
and houses.
Those taken 10 the hospitals
were suffering from terrible mutila-
lions Many ~ the victims lost
ears noses Or banda from the sabre
alaahcs Heads were laid open and
deep stab wounds from bayonsts
were inflicted Many Of the iniur.
ed are in a precarious condition
and several MAJ die.
The disorders today arc an after
math o. more than 80 riots through.
out the country last Sunday. The
government IS fearing that the so.
ciallsts may discover their strength
and revolt VIII threaten the present
chancellory. orders have been
given 10 the commanders Of depart
ments throughout Germany to hold
themselves III readiness for active
service.
The emperor'g palace has been
double guarded and light artillery Ia
near az hand IN case Of emergency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
BARBER, SHOT IN BREAST, is TOO
BUSY TO SEE DOCTOR FOR "a HOURS

SAN FRANCISCO Feb f6-csne casually at the office Of
Or John Hickey e. e. Mitchell today physician
dress bullet wound in his breast "a
entered his body. -
IN the = hours Mitchell shaved
went nome TO enjoy quiet rest Then, after refreshing eep
dressed -
Dr. Hickey discovered pierced the body
above the left breast ranged downward DETECTED
ard emerged from the
There worrying little things" Mitch
ell IT VAS busy day az the shop and tired
Mitchell explained that he had seufflno fellow
barber and that bis finger caught trigger guard
voiver, causing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
1853 ARE LEFT
TO MOURN HIM

SALT LAKE. Utah. Feb 10 Ab.
aolom Woolf, q pioneer OF Utah,
died today at Hyde Park, Utah.
leaving 1853 descendants
Abby WoOlf, as he was called,
had the distinction OF marrying two
wives on the same day under the
rites Of the Mormon church Fifty
years later, April 10. 1907. be oele.
bratod double golden wedding.
He boosted that he never had a
quarrel with either wife during his
lifetime
he Is survived by family Of %
sons and daughters. and a total of
1853 descendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
NO, MRS. GUINNESS
is NOT OUT HERE

la PORTE. Ind. Feb. i6- shcr.
N Ans,iss. Of la Porte county. who
went 20 Washington state 20 search
for Mrs. Belle Guinness, today wired
that the report that the alleged
murderess was on the Pacific coast
was unfoundod Following the pub.
lication IN Norwegian papers Of a
matrimonial advertisement by a
woman said TO resemble Mrs Gun
ness the sheriff went 70 Washing.
ton TO investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16


TOKYO - I've are tired
4 Ne All l1sanam a. American
fi|ikxss r AIRED the Aaahl To-
" y A. sdswsak xhich b typical
4 ~ ssaeFsl emment up1n ths
s.FA Nj y shs Amsrscan congFsa
~ gasstsm y me naturaiiza-
~ 4 ~ lspsnsss Ia America Is
= ! ~ ndss Important matters
{ = Ezssaf tine continue she
~ fme hAs fissn@d for Japan
= = ! Aseizivs step toward 20.
gfa'M silh ne better eismenfs
ttsiM suef "a thAs represented
1RF~r President Roosevelt
= slins far thsa coantrg 10 be-
Npsthteas wsfh ths better class
z ts<ss1ns eakinK touarf she
AAiia < Japanese naiufaIlra
hssa'aansssn will b. the per.
a''''fi 'piuEma of me problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16


WAgHfNGTON, -. g. Feb. H.
Mrs Alice Roosevelt LongworthH
pot monkey 81 in danger ~ being
.ostraoisod in social Washington to-
day. following hia disgracoful con-
duct at the dinner Representative
aud Mrs. LonRworth gave IN honor
of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
During the dinner last evening
Mrs. Lougworth rec0unied some Of
the Intelligent doings Of the little
npo. and the guests demanded 10
soc him.
His cage vas brought 10 the room,
but by some miahap Tho door flow
omen. ans the gimlan with one
bound, landed on the center of inc
table.
After q preliminary canter down
the dnmask the monkey seized a
naim ~ edibiea. and leaped 20 "a
chandelier. where he squatted and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
AY NURSERY SOLVES PROBLEM FOR
BOY OF SIX WHO FATHERS A BABE

1--WE heard Of little mothers.
s's q TIE poor 10 Chicago
~ York who take care ~ n
W. z brothers and sisters
", aelf mothers go out ~
ssallle has . little father
~ '.'a % When friends foand
y (, ,.s ~ Keeping the llre an day
~ -A.ns care Of q wee baby
-. las mother had 90 ~ ~
~. ,ao w. Daylight and didn't get
NJ n. ~ heard aboHt them. and
ats,. lillle man and his amaN
" ,. Me q the day nursery IN
W. NJ yseflan church The babv
bsss, care o. the nurse ana M
M 70 the kindergarten
~ IN the mornlnr upfIf
a,ss s evening these tofa are
Az oaahea. led and amused
nnt,. 'a~ss The work M aag
I'M, ~ the klnderrart@n s as'
tss.., Lae enteroflae n en1trelg
M , ,. Any mother 81 any
s,.,,,m'. Ay take her children ~
MI A.. = hominai charge Of i6
~ =, az ls made n ihe motts5
~ ~ = pay Il II not. tbe l,t,le
~ ~. lasi as gladly received
VIZ, e.sf 4 year q COMMUNE -,
Ars1 4 ne Fimt preai,vto-,' y |.
N M N, DAY nursery s afss1s =
,llsss only b. the b5 w 4.
~ I s,, nave they been ab i' '' y !
Do, money s.' enough 10 p nse no %
'lsi y se'l l'... in charge rb bay d4e
lrss u many in he El ,,,l nurse y
y IN s l'lans eosld M tstl Nv l lell.
y nsrs se s, say, with praef,c esi /,
a lnsonas' e s. ana he adg '',',,
you'd help gsoatIy 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
|AP PRESS GRILLS
] j. S. FOR HAYES BILL

I The Japanese In America should be-
Gems American eitirrna. surh at
lacks a. that made upon ths Jsgau-
ESQ IN the Hayes bll are b~cofnius
weariHone They are insplfed oniy
~ the lower element 10 America.
u 81 time for japan - act"
The Asahi IL enc ~ ihr leading
papers ~ Japau. and has a wide in
fiusnce. Since the report was pub
lished here that a congregational
commiitss had reported the Hayes
hit faVprahiy. tbe papers have been
strong in taeir expressions ~ In
nlgnAtinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

court to sit on the jury in the Thur.
ma white slave case.
a bench warrant was issued for
Maloney's arrest. but before Il was
turned over to the sheriff for ser.
vice Maloney arrived lie told the
court that his della. was due to the
fact that hts watch was 20 minutes
slow.
The court warned Maloney that
IA repetition OF his delay in attend
ance upon the court would result
in a penalty being imposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
TARDY JUROR is
SCOLDED BY JUDGE

1T costs rs - IS cents a minute
to run this department Of the
court" said Judge Ronald this
morning when be was reprimand-
ing Juror NJ, r Maioney. former su.
perintondent OF streets. for being
80 minutes tardy in arriving at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
GIVE ME- THE
LAW AND FL
ENFORCE It
William hickman Moorr.
Democratic Candidate for
Mayor Says II Is Easy
Enough to Enforce Law
in Seattle.

II II easy enough to enforce the
law, just alive nae the Law and
convince me that u Ia constitution.
al and l will enforce n. Eive me the
power end wlii use II. viii EN-.
force the law Il have 10 wipe out
the entire under world 10 do II"
With the foregoing declaration,
William Hickman Moore. candidate
Tor mayor. outlined his attitude 10.
ward the social evil AZ the opening
rally og his campaign. held Ia Mas 4
hall, IN the Tenth ward Nearly
900 people crowded the hall and
save the candidate and other
speakers = ruuning reception.
Continuing. MIR Moore haid
When mayor ! did what every Of
fetal ought ta 90 Every official
ought 20 take the constitution 81
the United States and the state and
hts own conscience As hts guide.
and observe his oath Of office
viii Protect tho Home.
Ny friends. your homaa and
youag children are deaFer 10 me
Than am office tn the gift 81 the
people Your homes aud children
are dearer to me than all the money
81 the public service corporations
or Of the under world. n am
elected mayor ! Will protect your
homes
The curse 81 American elites 20.
day Ia the combination between
such public service cnrnnrafinua a.
~" Seattle Electric company and
the under woFld 10 control the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

strikers. confronted Miss Guaaie.
not much older. but The employer.
The girl striker and the girl boss
faced each other Each stood.
Small fista wcrr cilnched until the
knuc klsa we're white Eyes flaah-
I'd nreaths came pautingiy color
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
ELkINS' NIECE
TRIES SUICIDE

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. 10
Miss Agnes Elklns, niece Of Senator
ElMna OF West Virginia. shot her
self above the heart IN room la a
local hotel today Physicians who
attended her announced that she
had a chance TO recover
Miss Elkins has 100000 share
IN an estate OF which the senator
Is the executor His refusal 20 give
his permission for her 20 enter upon
q stage career was reported 20 have
caused her much chngrin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

make the nursery 8elfauppofting.
Here's whore everybody can help
pass The word along 10 working
mothers Tell them that their chill
drcu viii be- tendcrly cared for
while they 20 out 10 make the iiv-
ing Then let everybody give a
shoulder and q boost "a an endOw
mcut fund Seattle is blghearted
The committee is In haranalng
need MrH r ~ pnlmerton, 500
w Highland drive, So chairman Of
the committee
Who'll aeks9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
MAY SEND BANKER
BACK TO PRISON

SPRINGFIELD. III. Feb IS ~
The supreme court to-day held that
the state parole law y uneonstiia'
iinuAi The decision viii. Il Is be.
ileyed. affect the freedom u Paul
stenaland. ths convicted banker.
Who Was recently pAroled. and
probably viii compel bis return 10
The peul'entlary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

For killing deer out of season c,
- Hurd was fined S75 and costs
IN Judge CAROLS court this morn.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
nave OWNER
| IS CONVICTED

. .s..rlessd district IL re.
s.s In Seattle the
si.ss o~ner will prosper
-. saruse Or salarled
=, .,rnlns an honest living
80 Aeee 10 prosper This
=. .,suuAs cut in the trial Of
- rsvrua in the Superior
~ .pczy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
WHO CAN HELP THIS POOR FAMILY?

.a.of star am married man. with wife and two
eaAdFsn and have been notice vacae two
~seaesphk rooms Am three weeks behind IN rent
- saturday night had $3.50 and ta50 Of this 20
=. ~ .laAaf. Mrs q w nouney. Monday morninK
- - saaaie 10 my zurk. and served with
-. bert THURSDAY
- ,ea knov could ind who will
n w housekeeping uaiH ! able 10 work.
~ save 70 place 70 take nay eife babies Thurs
X. = can't pay any rent 10
". @. WILLARD. feefm Sixth ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
ALICE LoNCWORTHS PET MONKEY
MISBEHAVES AT A GREAT DINNER

muuched contentedly until recap
tured, making races ana grinning AZ
the guests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

A Mothers Meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon at the homo Of
Mrs u. s. Wood. 1921 gath av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

FinaI Action 1oons
WASHINGTON. u. c. Feb is
The exclusion bii lntroduesd IN the
Hnsiaf uf representatives ~ Rspre-
sentative Hayes ~ California all
(consinued on Page Thrse.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
FouNp-A PockErnook.

FoUND-A PockETBook.
The sum OF money Il con
tains " not a large sum nor a
small one. but no doubt n good
~ little sum TO the person that
lost g.
The finder brought II 10 The
star office Immediately and in
serted this found ad, which
appears today on The Stars
classified page
Found tadys pockethook contain
ice sum NJ money en itt nN in a2es
block owner can recover Same hy
calling az star office describing stat.
ne amount. and rayins for advertise
msnt
Should the owner GA this
p0cketbook be a needy person
The Star will make no charge
for the insertion of this adyer.
tisemeut The man who found
II has been reader OF The
Star for years, and asks us TO
give the money to some worthy
widow In case we do not find
the owner We believe. how.
ever. that we will find the right
tul owner. and should this item
catch her eye, ask her TO call
at The Star office az once
Moral Nc you lose anything watch
The star Found column iirttor
o. Ia
call up Main Nf00 or Ind f4i. and
dictate a lost AL A wp said yes
turdRY. star readers who find lost
artieioa want 20 see them returned Co
their owners star Lost and Found
ads cost Just the same aH al other
want ads
One cent a word--t0 words 10
cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

SPOKANE Searching parties
have falhsd t. find the bodies ~
Walter Mckinney 70. and Louie
Nabfd buried IN NnoW slide At
Burke. idaha. yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

=. AnssreA and fifty dollars a
.,siss xas she average earn
y. ~ ,ssrssa ever to Maa lharna,
49,. =, 4 The superior court this
go 4 belng white slave own
Is human ehattel. Lillian
n saok the jury last 10 min
l. arrive Al the conclusion
~ raassa bad been liFing ia So
~ xl,A his slase.
4, 49, AGAINST ThurnA. who is
ss-.r lee. Vas absolutely con
- nc esidenee was conei1-
= sssry parueie ~ evidence
.,,..,srss - Tharna vas rehutted
: ,sB.ese collected BY lmmisFa'
n lssss<ias Fisher
l.ssss Tell she story.
,..ss written b. Thurna 20 Joe
..-~sse. ia sill Be tried Thurs
n a Frliay for the same crime.
= ~ unGulng Il Thurua In
- s::srs be sAld bare 70 Her
,.ss Al lha details q white slave
.urnrtlaus He wrote the letters
4 Istt.sh and they werv transiat
4 !, lnnlgrasion Inspector Wise
- lssser 10 Hermann. Thurna
- .fal Lillian Stein vas the
~ rufiatls woman that be bad
~ esnea -skAf clear o. all liv
4 .srsnsss iu herself and him
4 VI acting hlm $50 week
F&arsA. ia susselsnde for Her
xszs sslAre. wrote that n Her
---->> sas-a-s--s7ssss
c,e.irass On paee Three.
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tcon'lnssa on Psss Three
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a'ainiian will b. the per-
80 'pla1hsa Of me probian-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
SHERIFF CLASHES
WITH PISTOLESI
Supervisors Accusations Are
Vigorously Resented by
Peace Officer

Continued Ffom Page 2
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

Abbott at last answered him in five
words.
MY wife. more than anything" he
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Banquet to HadIey

DR.. Hadley of Yale was the guest of
honor last night at a banquet given at
the University club and attended by
about 200 alumni of American colleges.
w H Crocker was toastmaster and adj
dresses were made by President David
Starr Jordan of Stanford university and
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the
University of California. Warren Olney
Jr. briefly extended welcome to DR..
Hadley and called upon w. II. Crocker
to preside.
The large banquet hall was decorated
ford and California. At the guests
Wheeler, DIR. Jordan, w. H. Crocker
speakers were seated Colonel John
Kirkpatrick. C. II. Bentley. Patrick Cal
houn, w. f. Herrin. Thornwell Mutually,
Virgil G. Bogue, Mumford S. Wilson.
Joseph S. Tobin and Prof Charles Mills;
Bayley.
In his address DR.. Hadley pleaded for
the ideal life and pointed at the future
day when through the agency of the
universities of the world the human
race might come to enjoy it, you are
teaching the boys of the rising genera
tion," he said, mot to elbow their way
ahead, but to be part OF the whole.
part of a world in which the golden
age depicted by the poets is not a
dream. but an ideal for which we can
all struggle together, shoulder to shoul-
der"