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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
ROOSEVELT.

No man is worth calling man
who will not fight rather than
submit to infamy.
Something should be done soon
as possible to check the growth
OF armament, especially naval ar
maments, by International agree
ment.
II would be a master-stroke If
those great powers honestly bent
on peace would form league of
peace, not only to keep the peace
among themselves, but to pre-
vent, by force. If necessary, it's
being broken by others.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
SITS On IA, rSns In rhessn,.

ISIS AnSe,eS, Cal lSpN,sN Per
" Van Oyke visitor from New
YORK, eate-ed motion picture
;SessVe. 9ssSe3 AiS way slaak s row
~ SaStS >eeNnie5 mostly by worien.
SSt down suS instantly iesp@i into
;Se Ssr yelNcK We aa5 struck a
0As)srN ~ ,oaK, SSSrr AstTSr$ sa&
landed in tie Lap ~ woman i.
craat. TAjs wca'sa'S sSo>rt sS,%e.;s-
stsly SSmpeS " Nsa dyke. Sa5
tNe-e were sskuS - pSaic Wien :Ae
y,>lSoa were cSNeS Nsa Cy6e u-SS
tnuaa - ~ Seriously tGsSvNs S-S
VAS aiken - s hospital
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
NoNoRs TO tbs pEAp.

TIE funeral a. King Edward
sex sov May SO, the remains ~
lie beneath the Albert Memorial
cl,SYel s; Windsor.
The remains Q, the dead mon
sr,N viii lie In state in West
minister Hall
Services 81 memorial character
held IN s. rsal's ana Wes;gnins-
ter ANaey sna c;AeT churches IN
London
TIE Archbishop q Canterbury,
.Ae DeAa a. Westminster, the
R.sAap u London snd the Vicar
- Windsor. IS VEL SIS TIE Ca'Ao-
,Sc ANcaA.SAoY q Westminster
NY tributes - the des6 Ss1s.
William o'BTsea, the Irish lead
~, refers - King H1wsTa as $
y,esoe maker n Ireland.
TNs Sslvstsoa Army, by Hs7-
MISSION 81 Ire No~-aSeV Satea
Alexandra. held s prayer snd
S,nS service o. TIE palace
grounds beneath sAe windows 81
tie death chamber.
TAe new Caesa viii Re 6eSss-
aStc>s SIS C0eea Mary
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

pNS&n5 Ne 1Ss,scissA - TAe
asrkeoUne Nfne6oua - Ire Noly
GAaS, sa6 Is SoSety ~ SAaaA in
fNsS STATE ARRIVED here fro7a tAe
Mss RervSuesa wEtA Prank NJ. Sen.
sag>s. ne Aesa 81 Ire sect, On Aasr1
Il IS Ne,}eves 3Aat the SIR hsS
N-,oarst NsSN She scoaetyaS oaloa ISIS
ct Palestine, rnSEy 81 pAona Il IS
Ssik. we're n danger - fs1lsne Iots
wait The Shla 6ccSs SN'srgne& V5jA
rner sna women ana vaSav ,ittas a. n
sren. SpS nene 81 tecm 63seu2,srSas
s1s 10 visitors wece S4law'eS ~
hoard.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Will Not Resign.

Washington, D. c. Especially -
IF l were disposed to consider the
the question Of resignation, I would
not do so as long as these vicious
and unwarranted attacks continue
against me- said Secretary of the
Interior Ballinger in denying the re-
newed rumor that he contemplated
retiring from President Taft's cabi-
net soon after the Ballinger-Pinchot
investigation is concluded. The Sec
rotary emphatically denied that he
was considering the question at all.
Il have no intention OF resigning."
he euphatically declared.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
WILL EaISE rus MAINE.
Congress Passes BILL To Remove
Wreck ~ Sattleship.

WASHINGTON. y {, tSpe,isll .-
After twelve wears the 0l-tsted bat
tlcSNir Maine is 10 he removed from
Havana NsrtN>v, s0j The bodies
which went down With she VeSSe,
vii, Ne inferred 81 tAe National Gene
terry 81 Ayljeetoa. 4 bfN pVoviiiuk
tor such removal sind euy,Sl which
passed tAe House MSS passed cy the
Senate
The Njll directs sSe raising ~ the
vessel by the $ecvtavy ~ WST Sna
the Board " Engineers With all con
Veaieat SNatN; The b<>s;eS in the
SAtH are ~ Ne buried sa Arlington
and ;se uasst Ntte>i a,Nove their SrSvas
IS : monument
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

Boston tSneoislA. -- TIE Second
week q Ire MIR wAr Aetween farm
OF saa con uscto- Socsn Sunday Vlth
N,sN SsSas repeassue thei- GAINS q
re nssf week. TIE cSnt-actoTS as
se-s sAat theg have At an0lS SAP
NV 81 railS. Whsle he oSesaas a
sAs fsrre~s Association Seslsre thaf
tNes~ men aers VIII Staa5 firm ana
that more p~asVce-s han eve- Nave
se-eas a. Withhold thss- milS fram
sSe Rassan nar3os;. 70 - 6see shs
aVe-kce Eass0 cousere- hsS receiV-
~ RS cnsecrary mzlk SngT,r e.
tAe regular p~scs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Victim OF Hookworm.

Newport News, Va. (SpeciaIl.-
The hookworm has claimed its first
victim here In the case OF James
+. Shippard, IS years old, who died
Tuesday. local physicians experience
81 their initial detest in fighting the
disease. Shippard had been suffer
ing from hookworm for TWO years.
sa6 sll efforts Of the best obtain
tainable Physicians failed 70 effect q
cure
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

Providence. z. J. lSpscia1l B. -
When tAe Whistles AloW To- work
Ae0e Monday, ne Snilai1g trades 10
srss5oa Ia his CITY. whsoA Aars
Aeen disrupted II a s-rsSs os 1900
laASre-s the rass week, wlu Re z 9
Nearly normal c5u 5H5on. Forowl1s
TIE srn5rs Nr one large CONTRACTING
1-sm 81 8 corn promise wage 2Sre p
-aeEf nlne oche- f-ns came 10 1he
sane settlement HstA tAalr men. One
contracting firm remains at ada
VITA re 1n5on crsr he matter 4.
recognition
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
TO rAKE rwo.YEARs' WALK.
Rev. auEustiu Jones To Travel
Through China, Etc. Afoot.

Chicago Especially Rev. Angus
tin Jones. pastor Of the Fourth Con-
sregstioual Church, " Oak Park, y
suburb. who takes pleasure walks
" from 40 ~ 80 miles. has resign
cd, sud after = years study in Edin-
burg. scotland. will start On two
wears walk through Southern Europe,
Asia Minor, India and China. Mrs
Jones viii accompany him. but she
will travel Ivy railroads, csmels ami
other couVeySUteS MI. Jones IS
tiVe icet three inches tall and se-
0utrei his HamsrksNle pedestrian
ability in the Rocky Mountains.
where he went for the benefit ~
his health
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Mas, Carry Wireless.

Washington. n {. SPECIAL -
TIE Ss2a.s passed 8 Aill requiring
every oceSa-sol1s s7e2-as- c4rrys1e
SO q more persons % ne se1ioPs3
viii wireless apparatus capable ~
se15l1S 2l6 receiving 2ssSs ses ovs-
& Instance - ST least les miles.
2sgAt o 5sv. TIE Provisions ~ TIE
IN Go Dot amply - steamers
9lvsze between ports less than 200
miles aQsr1 \ S1s a. ~; less than
S1-000 uo- more than sS.0b6 Is V-o-
x5seS sar TIE violations 81 lie law
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
THE DEAD KING AND ROYAL
FAMILY.

Born November 8, 1871, In
Buckingham Palace.
Was christened Albert Edward,
Prince of Wales His various
titles were Duke of Cornwell,
Gnrl OF Chester. Duke OF Rothe-
say, Duke OF Saxe-Cobugr- Gotha,
Prince OF Saxony, Earl OF Car
rick. Earl OF Dublin, Baron Rem
frew and Lord of the Isles.
Married Princess Alexandra,
daughter of King Christian OF
Denmark, March 10, 1868.
Their children were Prince Al
bert Victor Christian Edward,
Duke OF Clarence and Avondale
(dead); Prince George Frederick
Ernest Albert, Duke of Wales,
formerly Duke of York and now
King: Princess Louisa Victoria
Alexandra Dagmar, Duchess OF
Fife: Princess Victoria Alexandra
Olga Mary; Princess Maude Char
lotte Mary Victoria. now queen
of Denmark: Prince Alexander
John Charles Albert dead.
As Prince OF Wales. he visited
the United States In 1860. stop
ping in Baltimore and Washing
ton. Travelled extensively and
when abroad went under tho title
of Baron Rcnefew.
Assembled the throne in 1901,
upon the death Of Queen VIC
toria. Was crowned with Queen
Alexandra on August ,. 1902.
Edwards last words: We'll. II
is all over. hut think | have done
my duty"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Register on Tuesday ne1
rUI UHtCk UN ARHlAMEhlS
ROOsevelt's Advice to the Euro.
pean Powers.
He URGES A LEAGUE OF PEACE.

The Colonel's Voice Giving Way
Under Strain OF Making Speeches
Daily-Fails Him Several Times
In His Address Before The Nobel
Prize Committee AT Christiania-
He Advocated Development OF The
Hague Tribunal - Scheme OF In
ternational Police Power.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
JOHN LUND.

But 1t is not Norway alone but
the entire civilized world which
has reason to be grateful to the
United States.
Millions upon millions from
Europe, poor and often down
trodden. but capable, have found
in the new world that happiness
and prosperity which the old
world was unable to afford them.
In many ways the United States
has reached the goal for which
Europe is still signing.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Foreign

Several hundred bodies ~ victims
az tSe esrt6eGs&e at CSTfskN, Costa
H;es. have seen taken fr>ro tae rains
The injured number three o. eoOT
hundred. The American NSS Cross
hss tSA,eG $1,000 taT tSe sufferers.
TSe Ns,sy ~ Miss ESte3,s Reid, ;Ne
American woman MO recently wsS
fSSaS SeSd on tNe SescA at Naples,
mains = mystery. was sAt0De5 - New
Ncrk.
KjnS Eoeaey,t&'s University oau.
aegve& 0Noa Coio0e, Roosevelt s&e
aesree q doctor - PHILOSOPHY.
MIS- l.. NJ Stevens. president al
the National WSyaea'S Christian
Temperance Union - ne United
states. presided 81 SeSss N o tse
Worlds MOaseaas CHRISTIAN TenjN,r-
SS~e Cu$0a C0nSceSs ia GLASGOW.
h5Ns Inward IS SNSeV5ak sraa s
severe bronchial attack sad wSS az
SNle - 81 IL tie railway station
Il meet tie sGesa On her return
gssaga tie >,StaesG
The present friendly relations 30
tween NSSSis SaS lsHsa indicate SIC
SrANsN3,itN % 81 Agreement ssect-
sRs tie Var EsSt
CommS05er pesry presented sac
EritiSA Naval SeosVS9ASesl S.soseN
NTH one ~ &c SlesS WAl,A sc st,>A
80 SAe \octA P0,e
MeN GeeyNs,A,N. tNe wrfter sa6
orssSS, sad Mss Florence ksAa, 81
A1serkcSR sStreSS were married il
lSssSoa.
Il WsS osScis,iy announced tsSt
sAe sound satevns3sopSi eNainigSa
- seTsl &N,Namo3sos val Ae SelS il
raTsS
Ear Grey PROCEED sc Canadian
rsxli@eat ana gs&e A3S farewell,
speech preparatory a. }esv5ns toy
Ea6tsas
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

The Tomb To lie In The Albert Me-
uorial chapel AZ Windsor-a
pocm By The rcct Laureate vi
EnSa,dn-The New Queen To lie
Designated Queen Mary--she Is
IiScl, To Exert Much influence
I'm The Court Surrnntiirgs-Mes-
SaScs Er,m Americans.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

London (SpecisO king Edward
VII. who returned 70 England from
A vacation Of 10 days ago IN the
hest q health. died at ll.4S o'clock
FRIDAY night IN the presence Of his
family after an Wpess Of less imam
week. which was serious hardly
more than three days.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

Nashville. Ind Special Be
cause Joh1 Henson. s wealthy farm
-. called hin an ~ol6 Asa5-heaEe5
-lolAssss tA.st. Rev. DAVID Graham
- rsS-s ola, brought salt for $1,000
damages for SANDER. Henson ana
I've otlS- Witnesses leSI1e6 thai
GRAHAM stole ne l1olSSSeS aas
when tie Ecsd minister cane on tie
sand Ae sid IL eook che gallon
ana three aaE-SS- Ans intended 10
return H. when lie CIT his sacz-
care. Ths sury found for Henson
kzS 1As grand su-y 81 oacs began
ID Investigate ire case.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

Washington, \, c. tSp@cial) -,
II less than fifteen minutes time
tAs Senate considered an5 passed the
pension appropriation bill, Carving
about s-S5,900, 900. Senator Scott
vho vas il charge Of tie bill. stated
thar hs2eetor-A tAe-s would BE
rapid t8ll5a- OF = the amount re-
ezine6 tor ne payment o. pensions
re SD that $1,000 pensioners hsd
ssss asS- yea
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

Henderson, Ky. Special The
So5y a. 5. X. S1ee3. former pres
dent u Ire National Bankers Asso-
cation, vas toaa6 il shallow water
nesr TIE TivsT As2S here. Se ASs
been missing since Sunday. A25 Is
AelseVeS . have committed s1scs5s
~ drowning re was - wears old
saS Tor SO wears NsS cashier az the
fss16e-Sea National Bank
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Il RSinexa naannrs.

p,agA SeeTsie. y \. tS7eaial -
Al explosion 81 s HeSnN3-roSSaaS
machine, 81 Market street Ae0e, ~Tss
followed ~ G0ea& results. Timothy
Moan, & yoaaS man A&& one y hls
Shoes AlSua 81 S15 ASs soot Badly
SaSaSea. E&Vsoa Cl&yooa. SaStas7
pa esiriSa. had lis USV6A SloUa oai
q KS pocket. ana at anSros1 ~o1a-
Aa VS. sysuere5 pStA gasoline uh5oA
ssi1e>a 10 Aara, Il V&3De3 qoaaaoS
Har a &s1ae
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Cause OF Death.

Pneumonia. following bronchitis,
| is believed to have been the cause
OF death. but the doctors thus far
have refused to make statement.
Some of the Kings friends are con-
vinced that worry over the critical
political situation which confronted
him. with sleepless nights, aggravat-
cd, If Il did not cause, the fatal Ill
| ness.
The intelligence that the end of
King Edwards reign had come was
not surprise at the last. The
people had been expecting to hear
OF II at any hour since the evenings
bulletin was posted at buckingham
Palace and flashed throughout the
Kingdom. The capital received II
without excitement. but sadly. for
| the King with his own people was
unquestionsbly one OF the most popu-
lar rulers in the world. They re-
garded him as one of the strongest
forces making for the stability OF
the peace of the empire.
Notifying Other Rulers.
Within a few minutes after the
| death of the King, the Home Office
was telegraphing the intelligence TO
the heads OF other governments and
the British diplomats and colonial
officials throughout the world.
All who knew the King antici-
pated that his death would be sud
| den. and II would not have occa-
stoned great surprise II II had oc-
cured without warming at some social
function as a result Of heart trouble.
| Almost 10 the end he refused TO
take 10 his bed, and was sitting up
in a large chair, SO the palace stories
80. corrohorating the description of
4 him as an unruly patient.
One Of the last utterances attri-
Nuted 70 King Edward was:
We'll, II is sill over, but think
! | have done my duty" He seemed
| then 70 have reached full realization
that his end was fast approaching,
I The Queen and others of the royal
I family and four doctors have been
I constantly in the sick room through
out the day. Several hours before
| his death the King was in coma
/ tose condition. hut he rallied slight
/ ly between 9 and 10 O'Clock. snd sp-
peared 70 recognize his family. Then
/ he relSpsed into Inconsistencies,
which ended in his passing.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Logs Items Better Freight Service
KIvG EUWAKU VII, KULtK
OF GREAT BRITAIN DEAD
Better Freight Service
His Son Succeeds Him As King George V.-Pneumonia,
Following Bronchitis the Cause of King Ed
waro's Deah-Woiry Over Political Sit
uation Aggravated His Illness
England In Gloom

The Prince OF Wales succeeded to
the crown Immediately, according to
the laws of the kingdom, without Of
fetal ceremony. His first official act
was to dispatch to the Lord Mayor
the announcement of his fathers
death, in pursuance OF custom. His
telegram read.
| am deeply grieved to inform you
that my beloved father, the King,
passed away peacefully at l1.4b to-
night.
(Signed George.
The physicians soon afterward is
sued their official bulletin. which fol-
lows:
May 6, 11.50 p. NJ. His Majesty.
the King, breathed his last at i1.45
tonight, in the presence of Her Ma
jesty Queen Alexandra, the Prince
and Princess of Wales. Princess Roy
al. the Duchess of Fife, Princess Vic
toria and Princess Louisa. the Ouch
ess of Argyll.
(Signed) Laking.
Reid.
Powell,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Local optionist Beats rrohibitionist.

Montgomery, Ala (Speci2ll Re
turns 0eoe.yed from s. counties show
that Emmett o'Neal, Local optioaist.
was nominated for governor in the
Democratic primary held II this state
by s majority ot 12,060 over his Cd.
poae-t. Il. 5 \ Msllory. Mallory
rsa OF statewide Prohibition plat
form
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Former Prison Warden Sentenced.

Jackson, Mich tSqeciai) - Allen
y. A-1StToag, former warden Of the
state prison hens, was sentenced bv
y2ise Parkinson 20 pay q Sae Of
5000 s16 % serve one rear
T. TIE DetTo;: House Q: Correction
TO- scoe7ti2g hT.ee 70 favor s p-.s-
Or contractor. Armstrong Ess ar
rested February s, 1893. and pleaded
---7--T
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Feagaville Notes.
10 kl[lfU AND gu INJUKtv
Explosion Lays Waste Country
for Mile and a Halt Around.
SAD DISASTER NEAR HULL, QUEBEC.

Terrific Explosion AZ The Plant OF
Tho General Explosives Company
or Cann,ia--t;iant Trees Snapped
on Close Aud Harms And DWELL
innr Converted Into Kindlipg Wood
Holiday Crowd A Thousand
Yards or Smittcn---IIodios Fright
fully Manglcd.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

n. william r we'eA. of Bslts.
more. vas elected president az the
Nsro1A Association Tor TIE Staay
and Prevention Of TGhs-el1osss.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

The President sent 70 re Senate
fhs -cm51ztsc1 c5 General Nelson
4. Henri II be su-rey0r Of sAo eort
g New YORK
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

TIE government closed 1o=n re
cement plant nj the Roosevelt sa-l
Aecauss re big engineering project
: nearly finished
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

A favorable repor. WIS ordered On
ne bankers Ill If azd3ag IN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

fnSknev SaSstS - the asrces,
room gn the world ~sthaet Columns
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

There srs soSgt 5000 weddings
every - ASS~S. tsk3re SIC eatre
v'o<1S fato soassssrSs3aa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Tributes TO KING EDWARD.

President Taft TO Queen Alex
audra. The profound SYM
pathy of the people and the SOW
erumeut OF the United States and
my own personal sympathy and
my appreciation OF those high
qualities which made the life OF
the late king 50 potent an intiu-
ence toward peace and justice
among nations
Cardinal Gibbons: The death
Of King Edward is one OF the
greatest calamities that could be
fall ENGLAND aud all OF the Brit
ish possessions.
Baron Uchida. japanese smeas-
ssdor. The foremost friend Of
the worlds peace,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
THE NEW KING.

The new King was born June
4, 1865. and married Princess
May OF Tcck July +. 1898. They
have four children.
King George V. has been
sailor most OF his lie and is very
unlike his father. He is extreme
ly domestic, dislikes foreigners
and speaks only the English IAN
guage,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

London lSee,3aN TIE aataoe
The Seattle Republican., 1910-08-12

Some work for fame until it is won others have
it thrust upon them whether they will it not; but
there others who not willing to work for it and
their fellow do not deem them worthy to do any
thrustng for yet they feel that fame they must have
begin to get before the public by making startling
statements or sensational announcements. Such
books as THE Cansmen, +" "The Leopard Spot" " etc.
which enlarge upon and msrepresent the weakness OF
the Negro never become monuments to literature
or make mankind better or baoader inasmuch as they
not conceived in that spirit which inspires to
lofty heights appeals to the best that the soul is
capable of-they simply call attention to the fact that
the author man disgrunted by refusing to see the
brighter side lives on this continent leaves bad
taste in the mouth it were and that's ALL One Dr.
Max Baf professor of Clark University has publicly
given notice that he also has accepted the short cut to
fame. He writes that women better than
savages The fact that they love bird feathers hang
ornaments to their ears bracelets and necklaces
and effect gaudy coors proves that they emulate him.
He declares that they further demonstrate their
weakness by arranging their hair in fantastic shapes by
artificial methods given to the of the paint and
powder box prone to religious hystera and impress
sionable. Man he claims has put such fads and
fancies behind him long since.
The Seattle Republican., 1910-08-12
EDITOR SCOTT rs DEAD

Slowly but surely the men, who developed the
great Northwest and made it of the beauty spots
of the United States passing the Great Beyond
Harvey w. Scott the veteran editor of the Portland
Oregonan is the last to succumb to the Great Reap
er's CALL he having passed away last Sunday evening
in Baltimore Md, whittier he had gone to undergo
delicate surgical operation and from which he never
recovered. Few men in the world have carved for
themselves more distinguished and historic name
than Harvey w. Scott. He did not do by control-
ing the voters of his state, ride into political power
and therby become great man, but by working,
working working almost until the very day he died.
In early manhood he found business, at which he be-
leved he could achieve and he took up his
life work and he died in the harness. He
of great mental powers and editor of the Oregonan
he made his paper famous and it has been the guiding
star of the Northwest for the past fifty years. He
made politics instead of politics having made him and
hundreds and thousands of both in the states of
Oregon and Washington were responsible to very
large extent to the dictatorship of Harvey Scott
public questions. Despite the fact that financial
cess came to him in later years he was always very
modest over it and though worth perhaps a million
dollars he worked on and on the as if he were
compelled to do so to earn his daily bread. Not
many years ago Populist politician in crtcising the
attitude of the Oregonian in campaign inquired of
Editor Scott what he had done that he had the
audacity to advise aboring men how to vote? and
it was then that Mr. Scott reviewed his life in Oregon
and the struggles he had undergone order to attain
what he had and touching the review that
the Popuist again felt inclined to criticise
the veteran old Republican editor though he OCCASION
ally roasted their doctrines to queens turn. Harvey
Scott had purpose in life and he lost sight of
it. If in the United States there lived an ideal
American he was one.
The Seattle Republican., 1910-08-12
Publisher
Associate
THE SHOOTING OF MAYOR GAYNoR

Nothing is more responsible for the attempt of as
sassinatng Maynor Gaynor as he stood talking with
friends on the of sailing for Europe than the graft
spirit so common to the United States. The william
who shot him was of the petty grafters OF that
graft ridden city, who had been discharged in Mayor
Gaynors clean up and enraged did he and his
criminal associates become at the for robbing
them of their soft snaps that after brooding it
he concluded that he would be rendering his associates
in crime very great service by killing the man re-
sponsibe for their condition. Parties and cques get
control of the government and to keep control of it
they create new Offices plan new public works and
devise new ways from time to time, of getting more
money fIom the public crib in order to for the po
tca bosses who deliver up the votes to the leaders
Deny it as much as will may, it is nevertheless
fact that graft is of the fundamental principles
of this government, at least of those who direct
the affairs of this government If those in control are
honest in handling the actual cash that come into their
hands they make it possible for some public service
corporation to get favors from the government for
which they should pay millions of dollars or should
not be permitted to have at all individual, and if
man goes into office and sets himself against such
he is pronounced crank, and obstructionist and
steps are taken at once to turn him out and if he
cannot be gotten out in any other way he is killed by
some alleged crank. The man who shot Maynor Gay
nor ought to be buried alive in quick line and that too
whether his victim lives or die