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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-07
REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGISTERS ORDER.

REGISTERS ORDER.
Office Of the Register Of Wills,
Kew Castle Co., Del, Sept. Gath, 1910.
Upon the application Of Frank l.. Speak
man, Administrator Of John O'Donnell, late
Of Wilmington Hundred, in said county de-
ceased :. is ordered and directed by the
Register Of Wills that She Administrator
aforesaid give notice Of granting Of Letters
Of Administration upon the estate Of the
deceased, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements 70 be posted within
forty days from the date OF such Letters IN
six cf the most public places Of the County
Of Kew Castle, requiring all persons hav-
ing demands against the estate 20 present
the same. or abide by an act Of Assembly
In such case made and provided; and also
cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in the Evening Journal, q news.
paper published In Wilmington, Del, and "a
Be- continued therein three weeks (e. O. d. )
Given under the hand and seal Of
Office o. the Register OF Wills afore
said, at Wilmington, in New Castle
(sEAL) County aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
FRANCIS N. WALKER.
Register Of Wills
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-07

xxyA NTrI,-i0Oo CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for erent, Sl.50 ana y
per month. Both phones.
GEO. +. LANG CO. 40 orange .
Feb2i-tf.
.IAr ANTED-PARTY TO TAKE FUR:
w nished rooms and supply table board
for owner. S. W. Cor. 4th Poplar of-ot
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-07
FINANCIAL.
Capital and Surplus. si.2OO, OOs

- HE position and
IL" strength Of this Com
pany warrant your
- confidence and pa
kNlkN0lssSll tronage.
- Open a checking ac-
count here and learn
the advantages of having a
systematic record of your
business. Your money is NJ
ways safe, convenient, and
earning interest.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-07
WANTED.

Z OR sALE-LARGE HOT-AIR HEATER
Z good ss new. 100 West 4th ST. o1-St
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
new CASTLE
NEWS NOTES
Town Cops New Dog Keeps
Night Pedestrians on
the Move
MANY NEARLY FREEZE
AFTER NIGHT IN LOOKUP

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 17.-Otiicer
Matthew Tobin was called to the post
Office corridor a few evenings ago be-
cause a dog refused to allow patrons
TO mail letters after o'clock when
the postofiice closed. The officer
made friends with the dog, and after
feeding It the animal went to the
Mayors Office The following night
the dog reported at the postoffice
again and after midnight went on
street duty. The animal stopped
every stranger II is customary for
the officer to turn the draft on the
big stove in the mayors Office about
o'clock every morning, and about
o'clock the trolley men stop there to
get warm. But when the first man
arrived at the Office the dog met him
at the door. Finally Tobin succeeded
in making Pal" understand that the
trolley men We're friends. pal" is
now claimed by the officer as one
of the finest" i'm the State.
The passengers in the jumping
Jack" o'clock car this morning shiv-
cred.
! Peter E. Madden has been presented
! by the local Chinaman with dagger
made of $50 Chinese pennies II is
an unique weapon and is highly priz-
ed by MIR. Madden.
The Rev. f. X. Moore conducted
services at the funeral of Ellwood
Bacon yesterday afternoon. Prof.
Fryer and the High School students
attended the funeral
At the Edgar Allen plant yesterday
one Of the men heated his coffee as
usual and sat down to dinner. He
wondered how his dinner pail was so
heavy and when he opened It he found
that he had left his dinner at home
and brought his lard can to the
works.
Il is cold comfort in the lookup
| these nights. There is no heat In the
place which has flag floor and steel
sides. A man who slept there on
] Thursday night was i'm a critical con-
dition yesterday morning. A warm
breakfast and a while by steam rad
iator made him feel strong enough
to go on a car to Delaware City. He
was enroute to Baltimore.
Mrs. Myers, mother of Captain My
ers, is critically i'll.
Noodles" drew a crowd from here
/ all week to the Garrick Theatre
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, Dec. 17.-Mrs.
Hugh d. Smith. of Wilmington. is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hammond.
Walter Howard, of Fairmont, was a
Georgetown visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Paul Sher, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of relatives and
friends for few days.
Miss Grace Holson was in Philadel-
phia on Wednesday.
Mrs Harley Elliott is spending sew
eral days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Short.
William 3. Prettyman, Of Stockley,
was a Georgetown visitor on We'd
nesday
Miss Jennie Short, Of Franklin City,
Va, is spending a few days in George
town, as the guest of her aunt Mrs.
Georgia Otwell.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
SEAFORD REPORTS
MISSING RESIDENT
Belief in Some Quarters That
Skeleton May be Bones
Of M. W. Williams
Special to THE EVENING JoURNAI.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del, Dec. 1.-THE
skeleton found last Saturday at Deep
Branch, about half mile from Mil
ford, is thought to be that of NJ. W.
Williams, of Bridgeville, who disap-
peared from his home about six
months ago, Williams kissed his wife
goodbye the morning of his disap-
pearance and has not been heard of
since. The last time he was seen he
was going in the direction of Milford.
Owing to the great demand for holly
wreathes and the good prices paid the
boys and girls engaged in making
them, are making considerable money.
The Delaware Game Protective AS
sociation is requesting farmers to
feed partridges where known to exist,
so long as the ground remains covered
with snow.
About three hours after raising their
tent camp of gypsies, who are camp
ing one mile from here, found smoke
coming out of the top, on inyestigat-
ing found the interior to be a blaze.
An eight-month-old baby was asleep
In the tent on a pile ofNstraw, which
was burning Frank Harrington rush
ed through the flames bare-footed to
the baby and brought it out unharmed,
but was himself badly burned about
the face and BODY in the attempt.
Mrs. Robert irrice spent several
days in Salisbury this week.
George Lekates, Jr. of Bridgeville,
was Seaford visitor Friday.
Samuel J. Stein was a Bridgeville
visitor this week.
Misses Bessie and Electa Brown, of
! BridgeyiIie, were i'm town Friday.
w. f. Allen spent Thursday of this
week in Philadelphia.
| About fifty young men and women,
who are attending different colleges
are home for the Christmas holidays.
Phillip L. Cannon, of Bridgeville,
was a visitor several days this week.
Glenn Huston was a Bridgeville and
Greenwood visitor this week.
H. n. Rowe, of the firm of II. n.
Rowe and Company, New York, is
spending some time with his family
here.
Leon s. Cannon was a Seaford guest
Thursday.
r. Orem Trice was in Wilmington
this week.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE trus-
tees of the Carnegie peace fund of
10000 900 are being besieged with dp-
plicants for positions. Carnegie pro-
vides for salaries of numerous em-
ployes, who are to be used by the
trustees in travelling in all parts of
the world, attending conferences and
carrying on a peace campaign. The
fact that expenses are allowed FOR
wives and daughters makes it an ex-
ira attractive position for many men.
The trustees will call a meeting with
I'm the next ten days and expect to be
formally organized, and then will
come the work of selecting secretaries
and people to do the travelling. While
the S1O,OOO,0OO given by Carnegie
seems to be a huge sum, il is described
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Tho MouAS
EfN EvN nv
Woman

OF today, is she whose garments
have been renovated here. She
looks Just as ii she had stepped
out of n band box. From the
ostrich feather in her hat down
TO the hem of her dainty skirt,
everything looks brand new, yet
Is all last seasons goods, clean
ed or dyed by us TO ''IOOk differ
ent." Wen, few beyond herself
would know that every article
was not new. There is a delight
full freshness about the clothes
that reflects great credit on us.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Wants EIeetion plstrIct Divided.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GREENWOOD. Del, Dec. 17.-Ef-
forts. It is said, will be made at the
session Of the Legislature to have n e
Second election district of the Second
Representative district, which COM
prises Northwest Fork hundred. di-
vided so that there will be made a
third voting precinct. the voting place
Ito be Greenwood. The agitation of
this division is being made by both
Democrats and Republicans. who
claim IL is a great inconvenience for
them TO go to Bridgeville.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
DUPONT CLUB In
FIRST SHOOT TODAY

Clay pigeon shooting will come into
its own this afternoon near high
bridge when the dupont Gun Club
will hold its first shoot.
The new buildings of the club are
not completed as yet but work is con-
tinuing and it is reasonable to sup
pose that before long the buildings
will be finished.
About 100 shooters are expected to
be entered and viii be divided into
four classes Silver spoons viii be
awarded the winners. Many Of those
to shoot will be crack professional
shots.
Luther J. Squieres, Of Pittsburg,
formerly of this city, arrived here
yesterday and will shoot as will Les
ter German, a crack shot from Aber-
deem, Md.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17

NOTICE.
AT SNELLENBURG'S
THIS WEEK.
80 cent solid silk Wilmington
made Neckties at 25 cents. De-
sirable styles only.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
A Safeguard

Thousands of OXYPATHISTS in
this and other countries will testify
that serious sickness Is unknown I'm
their households Attacked with a
cold. a fever, an acute pain, the
OXYGENATOR is applied when they
retire and in the morning they are
well. AN ORIGINATOR SHOULD
BE IN EVERY HOME.
Delaware OxygenatOr Co.,
(BOOih and Broadway, Mars.)
Rooms, 203-204 ford Building.
Daily Office Hours: S a. m. to 5 D.
M; Monday aud Thursday Evenings,
TO 3; sundays, l to ? p. m.
IL ssmrf InsuoO on SuIpIoooV
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Deputv Ready 10 Work.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Dec. H.
Deputy \ Recorder of Deeds Irwin
White. of Laurel, who last week was
appointed by Recorder-elect Harvey +.
Wolfe. has arrived and is devoting his
time learning the work Of the office.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
This porker Weighs 7s5 Pounds.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILLSBORO, Del, Dec. 17.-C. II.
Gordy, Of this town, butchered one of
the largest hogs in Sussex county
yesterday. which tipped the beam at
735 pounds.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17

THIS WEEK.
Solid silk, WilmingtOn-mRde
Necktles. The fifty cent kind
for 25 cents at SneIIenburg's.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17

as being a flea bite in comparison 20
the figures spent by the great powers
for their armies and navies. The fol-
lowing figures show what it costs
seven nations to keep up their navies
and armies for one year. Cost of
armies and navies 1910;
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Don't Miss II.

At Goldberg's Special Sale of Hand
soonest Dolls. also Children's Coats to-
day Don't forget, at Goldberg's, No
AIS King streets
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
nnn,t Miss IL

At Goldberg's Special Sale of Hand
soonest Dolls, also Children's Coats to-
day Don't forget. at GOldberg's, No.
4l5 King street.t
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
PILES CURED IN G no IA DAYS

Your druggist will refund money IL
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
P-otruding Piles in to IA days SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29
HINTS ron eGAUTY SEEKERS

SATISFACTORY HAIR RE
STORER~~When the scalp Is dry
and hard and dandruff Is present
the hair must be- gwen attention or
Il will fade. lose color and fall out
with badness often ensuing
This IL a recipe for a home made
qulniue hair tonic that has restored
hair 20 its natural color. stopped
falling out and caused n TO grow
more thick and abundant after man
ufAciured hair tonice had failed
Get from your druggist one ounce
OF auinzoin. dissolve II In "A pint
alcohol. then add y pint Of water
Rub this tonic into the scalp and
hair roots once or twice a week
with the finger tips. and Il will re-
store the scalp and hair TO healthy
condition and prevent dandruff IL
ls soothing aud refreshing and
keeps the scalp soft. plant and snf-
gieicntly moist TO encourage hair
growth
HARMLESS FLESH REDUCER
a reliable. safe and dependable
remedy for cutting down excess
flesh rapidly can be made by dis.
solving four ounces parnotis IN 4 y
pluts 81 hot water A tablespoon
I ful three times a day before each
meal will DO wonders for an over
fat person. Parnuils Is Always In
demand when fashion declares a
slender figure q correct thing.
SOOTHING EVE REMEDY
Dissolve an ounce OF crystos In n
pint water. and put few drops
Of this IN each eye. whenever they
feel weak. watcry. tired or In
famed This II a simple remedy
for granulated eyelids and inflam-
nation II strengthens the sight
and has enabled many persons 20
do without spec,acies II makes
the eyes clear and bright
A FACE CREAM WITHOUT
OREASE-The use 81 a good com.
pleslon cream 10 a great aid 20 any
ono who desires a soft. smooth and
satiny complexion. but there Is
great objection To using creams
containing animal fats because II
II generally believed that they
cause that downy fuzz that Is so
annoying to woman's face. To
make a cream without grease get
from your druggist an ounce OF
almoToin. dissolve It In II pin, cold
water. and add two teasp0onfuls OF
glyeerine. stir and let stand over
night Use this cream freely and
II viii do wonders in Graduating
blackheads. wrinkles. pimples,
freckles and tan. IL removes every
particle % dust aud dirt from the
pores Of the skin and makes large
pores smaller. Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29

AZ the orphegm.

Good bill at the orpheum this
week.
Some OF the stuff is exceptionally
good.
Edwin Arden. who used 10 be with
Mario Doro I'm The Morals Of Mar
Gus" and with Eleanor Robson In
Merely Mary Ann" presents. with
the able assistance OF Olive Temple
ton. a tabloid drama that IL IA crisp
and strong and climActic a. one OF
O. Henry'E stores ~ was a mighty
satisfying performance. and. By the
way. Edwin Fowler presents one OF
the best Mexicans seen since "Ari-
IONA
Joe Jackson. the tramp bicycle
rider. and Maud Roehe's troupe OF
monkeys made big hit with the
audience. The monkey act In new.
They present a vaudeville bill them
selves with a monkey orchestra that
kept the house In a roar Every
move that Jackson made was good
for a laugh
Cliff Dean a. Co. have n melo
dramatic sketch that doesn't do any
body any harm and helped entertain
the crowd Alexander and Scott
are Con comedians, one n female
impegs0uator. who looked better
when he took off his wig and tiara
than he did before. lie looks fine In
a hobbie skirt
Hllda Hawthorne IL one Of our
few women ventriloqulsts She IA
pretty aud does her work we'll, The
Mich sisters are charming little
girls who play and sing The audi
ence liked them.
The moving picturesque Of
them. anyway-Eives a Cynthia
Grey object lesson for girls. It's
moral IL, stop and think before
you leave home 10 see the world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29

1 United States, tho country that
boasts Of the splendid condition Of
It's working population.
Where did Rockefeller assem-.
bio hla enormous wealth. Just
where a few other rich men gath
cred theirB-ln the stock market.
by the manipulation of values based
on nothing. by the clever market.
ing ~ watcred stocks.
rRockefciler IL n big one. but
he's Just one There are one or
two Ia every city. Look over the
figures OF San Franolsoo's street
railway corporation. The actual.
Physical value OF the property OF
lthit corporation, estimated from It's
own figures, IL between sl2 .000. 600
lapd tib.ooo.000 up to date the cor.
poration has sold stocks amount.
ing To $4,000. 900. To pay dividends
60 ita stockholders IL had 10 cut
operating expenses. II believed IL
could employ 400 mon less aud cut
the number OF carr by half by oper.
alng an overhead trolley Ia place
OF n former cable system. This
meant a saving Of a thousand dol.
lars a day during the life of the
franchises. Two hundred thousand
dollars IN bride money got the over.
head trolley franchises. TWEEN.
ff MILLION DOLLARS WAS THE
ULTIMATE PRIZE or THE SAN
FRANCISCO BRIBERY. Tho United
Railroads had 10 have that money
20 pay interest on fictitious values
On watered stocks. II was necea-
sary 10 maintain a demand for the
stock High fare and poor service
paid the freight. coupled with
l crime.
When San Francisco declared
Tor a referendum on franchises. It
stopped brih@y. II put a check
on public officials When San
frnnciaco declared It's right 20 buy
all future franchises al a fairly dc.
clRred valuation. Il stopped further
stock watering By wiplng out the
market Purchasers aren't going 10
buy the Interest In something whose
value may shrink tremendously in
% hours.
What a city can do with it's rail.
waya a nation can do Boston has
solved It's Kaa problem. Chicago
dominates her railroads. They
didnt do II In a day or a year
San Franciaco's public utility prob.
lens ara aiill far from solved Bu,
what Iioaton and Chicago can do
San Francisco can do Aud what
San Francisco. Chicago and Dos
ton can do. the United States gov.
eminent can do. don't know how
long IT'S Eoing 20 take. but mark
I this.
WE ARE GOING TO FIND A
WAY IN THIS COUNTRY TO PRE-.
VENT A FEW RICH MEN FROM
MAKING ENORMOUS SUMS OF
MONEY OUT or NOTHING OUT
or WATEREp STOCK. WHICH
ULTIMATELY MEANS OUT OF
THE PEOPLE.
You asked me 90 define the biz
flEht That's Il. in city. Ia state, ia
nation to find the way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29
MRS. CLAWS GETS
$500 ALIM0NY

Mrs. Maude p. CLAWS, by tho
formal decree Of divorce signed by
Judge Frater yesterday, was
awarded $500 of the community
property belonging 10 her aud
Louis H. CLAWS, former chief Of
the field service. who figured In
the Bnllinger exposure. The Al
yorco had been granted 10 Mrs.
CLAWS last Saturday. the contest
being fought out by dispositions on
both aldoa.
Mrs. CLAWS IL now living at Co
lnmbuH. o.. while Mr. CLAWS Is
making hia home on his Klickitat
county ranch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29

Pelham. a hypnotlst, Ia toplined
az tho Majestic theatre this week.
Along with straight mystery, Pei
ham extracts considerable coined,
from subjects chosen from the
audience. Stephen Grattan and his
company put on comedy sketch
he calls Locked Out at 3 A. NJ"
Grattan does good work
Merritt A. Love come through
with a line OF PAROLES and pat
ter. and the American Trumpoters'
Trio put on a musical turn which
Is good. Lucy Tonge. pretty 1T
Ito girl. Unexpectedly springs a
surprisingly good baritone She is
heard Ia several good songs The
bill winds up With the aerial aero
battles by the Stubblefleld Trio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29
AT the Theatres

and he eomediatea In good style
Ny Wife Won't let Me" Is whA,
he dubbed the farce he's playing.
and he looks tho offense. Violet
we meant on the stage.
And not much behind In the CUR,
Ele line IA tiny Major James Doyle
You've got 10 take at least a couple
OF looks to see him. He unloAds
a bunch OF good stories. And
whisper Il to your friends. some Of
them are nsw.
The headlinsr IL supposed TO be
Nile, Hengleur's dogs. II you like
those kind OF acts. Mile. Hengicur'a
protegea are there with bells.
The Great American -Four make
a splendid quartet wilffed Small
fiddlea and Ethardo IA a lady
equillbrist who shows class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29
HERE'S STAR HIGH
SCHOOL PLAYERS

The first lineup for All.North.
west interscholastlo honors has
been doped out by Coach Fowler,
OF Queen Anne. Here IL Is:
Left end--MeFea Queen Anne)
Left taekle-Cook Queen AIMEE
Left suard--iiTyant O.lncoln).
Center - Uilmour IAncoin) /.
Knowles (Queen AnneD
Right guard - Fullerton TIA
comal.
Right taeIle--Ames Llneoln).
Right end--WoodH ulneolul.
ouarter--itoek broadway.
Left hAif--koehior (WcnRtchec)
Right half--shAw tAberdeen) I;
Coblentz tTacoma1.
Fuilbaek--Casey Queen Anne)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29
WANT BEST BOOTHS
FOR AMERICANS

Have American citizens the first
eaA over aliens In getting booths
al the Pike Place market Coun
Gilman Schlumpf thinks 20 aud
wants American market men 70 get
the desirable locations.
Councilman Revelle urged that Il
would be unwise 10 discriminate be.
tween Japanese. other aliens and
Americans. which brought n tart
reioinder that Americans we're en-.
taled Co first consideration. Where
upon Revelle subsidized.
Councilman Blaine felt that II
the Japa and other allona we're
crowded out Il would mean a raise
Ia prices. The resolution was re.
fagfed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29

!. FRANCISCO, CAL Nov 20
80 !. Asnsy Is back In the
e.. Francisco. san Fran
!. =. i glad Of r. .,,-
s,.s,rasd." a. part o. san
fss..'. y San Francisco would have
ss'sa IN y menshs ago, fresh from
~ " ~. battles from la Fol.
W. 's,r,paIun in Wisconsin and
lNss calliernla. the man who
s'a,s ,ssh criminals here, who ied
~, -, 70 keep the o'fiee OF
. Wss sssAseeusor out o. the hands
~ .s,,tlOn erlbsslvers has eerne
y. Z slss the best tina. !. y n n,.''
y. sw,salfiesrs gift to the city
=. -, called him a ~has been
rn - s.s- Ne has already been
j. !, ore great victory.
e,ysnt been beaten. ne
a am the only one who can
So, ,hss, ard say ! haVent.
- sorsss that Hsney. as merely
ssssnr count. The pr'nel'
y. a., nsney represents DO No
-. ran. fighting honestly for
,rireloleA can be discred-
sras CAUSE THAT I REPRE-
..s~ sAs NEVER BEEN IN DAN.
sss pasr FIGHTS HAVE BEEN
.slsulsngs --lMpo RTAN Y
ssss-sUT The BIG FIGHT IS
sr~l 10 COME. AM HERE
~ rsAr FIGHT"
r.sr Is the same CLINT Of battle
Fsss,s eyes when he talks now
,esre vas when. against over
s,,~lux odds, be was trying to
80 "a, Calhoun 10 jail. He's q
4 a,aeg and shows Il, but I'M
1,sssd ii spirit. In his bulldog
- Il unshakahle optimism. his
~ 4 he American voter
sWAsi Is the biz iight" Tho
,ssson vas put to Heney Just al.
y "a Francisco had passed broad
ussssss Of popular rule 10 curb
& sseA men and influences as
tpm had fought for three years.
i. nanded out bis answer. fiat
hrnefiag on open palm:
swHgN IT WOULD TAKE THE
lygzAGE NAN OVER TWO NIL
LON TEARS TO MAKE AS MUCH
soNEY-NAKE. MIND YOU. NOT
fsRx-As ONE MAN HAS MADE
NAurETIME. THIS COUNTRY
Fss 1 FIGHT ON ITS HANDS.
ne nxht 10 alter the conditions
raf sake this Injustice possible ia
D. hlg fight
That statement r. no new idea
we've beer aghting along that line
* years. SonstiEes We ran into
.ame. Sometimes the people did
lat see What We were struggling
r. Sometimes events looked like
lsieaf But THEY WEREN'T.
yAcH TINE THERE HAS BEEN
A&s0W DOWN or STRENGTH,
W. PEOPLE HAVE GONE
NiA
TNcaft prosecutions were sue
n~2 You must remember that
wszsions are not FOR revenge,
hf~ Intended. and act. as deter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29
CITY TO PAY FOR
INVESTIGATION

ignoring Mayor CiIrs threat 20
vetn. the city council unanimously
passed an ordinance authorizing
the council gran committee 10 In.
cur a further Indebtedness OF
81 500. In the tented list Of en-.
penditures was an appropriation of
$50 for office rental. The probing
committee held It's sessions In
Councilman ReyeIle's offices. Last
night he objected to the payment
OF the rent and Il was stricken out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-29
AT The THEATRES.

hooRE-'"The Prince OF
Pilaen."
cHAsD--"A Broken Idol.
sEATTLE-"The House OF
a Thousand Candles"
NkNBaA--"Quo yHdiH.
oRpHEuM-V Vaudeville.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PANTAGEs Vaudeville.
LotS-~St. Elmo"
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rvnts % crime. The prosecutions In
San Francisco were necessary
Their value was edueative. II We
accomplished nothing else In these
prosecutions. Ne did demonstrate
that rich men. II they are rich
enough and powerful enough. can
commit crimes. defy the people and
get away With e. The prosccu-
tons opened the way for the
people 10 strike intcliigcutlY \. the
root OF the evil.