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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
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BELASCO-"Billy" will continue to
provoke fun at the Belasco for an
other week, commencing Monday night.
Billy is just fun and laughter, clean,
wholesome and utterly without sug-
gestiveness of any sort.
BILLY" is perhaps the sprightliest
farcical triumph the Belasco company
has ever known. and in the hands Of
Richard Vivian. who plays the role Of
Billy HargraVe, the football hero, the
loss of whose false teeth forms the
basis of the story of the piece, it is a
continuous laugh from curtain to cur
tain. The play moves with a rush
and the funny situations follow each
other with lightning-like rapidity.
That the BelaSco audiences found
"Billy" just about what they want in
in the shape of a summer entertain
ment has been manifested by the Sc
ries of crowded houses at each per-
formance The cast will remain the
same for this weeks presentations.
The production of THE Great John
Canton advertised for this week, has
been postponed for a week on account
of the big hit scored by BILLY" Gan
ton is in perfect shape for an imme-
diate production were that necessary,
and William Yerance, who will have
the principal role, promises to give a
performance that will take rank with
the fine Interpretation made known by
George Fawcett when the Shuberts
presented "The Great John Canton"
at the Auditorium last winter
BRISTOL PIER-Another lively bill
is promised to patrons of Bristol Pier
cafe during the present week. Dances
nc before seen on the coast, pop
ular songs, the "new Carmen" in orig
inal presentations and the usual in
terpolations of classical and operatic
compositions are on the bill.
Swan Wood the sensation of the
past week, will introduce new num-
bers. Her Hawaiian dance, in native
c~stume, will be a special feature, al
though she will introduce at each per-
fcrmance Irish reels, the French rope
dance and several American dances.
Carmen Phillips, whose debut as
soubrette last week was notable
event, will put on several new num-
bers.
Happy" V2l Allen, "the man of
500 songs" has been re-engaged for a
third week and will sing popular com
positions never before rendered in the
west. The Lancaster Ladies' orchestra
will render selections in addition to
the regular bill.
BURBANK-The popular George M.
Cohan musical comedy Little Johnny
Jones'" will be the Burbank theater at
traction for the week beginning with
todays matinee. There are few man
ayers who would dare jump their
stock companies from drama to musi-
cal comedy, and the Burbank players
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
THE WEEKS BILLS

BELASCO-"Billy."
BRISTOL PIER--Vaudeyille.
BURBANK-"Little Johnny Jones'"
GRAND-"Queen of the Highway"
LEVY'S-VaudeyIlle
LOS ANGELES-Vaudevi
MAJESTIC-"Iris."
OLYMPIC-"A Bankers Troubles"
Observation-Disclosures
PRINCESS-"The Politicians"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
Morosco-Egan Dramatic and
Operatic School

A practical school OF stage training. con-
Quoted under the direction OF competent iA-
structorS. Fencing, Dancing, Voice and stage
Technique. For full information apply school
quarters. TOP moor Majestic Thsatsr building
Main 3Ss1i T2SsE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

Billy" the clever farce, will be
continued a second week at the Bel
asco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

Marjorie Rambeau will make her
operate debut today in Little Johnny
Jones'" the musical comedy to be pre-
sented at the Burbank this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

From every present indication it
seems reasonable to suppose the Ma
son opera house will continue to be
a. Wyatt theater. VIII t. Wyatt, son
and principal heir Of the late H. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

England with him. Iris former suitor
then arrives, hears her piteous story,
and leaves her in disgust. Her rich
companion hears their conversation,
and turns Iris out of doors, after a
terrific scene in which he goes into a
perfect fury Of anger, breaking furni-
ture in his rage.
Miss Harmed, as the delicate, ease
loving woman, will give most fas-
cinating impression.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

That's Magazine, the former Belasco
leading woman, will not appear in
"The Spendthrift" company, which will
be the first attraction at the Mason
opera house in the fall and winter
with the original company, which will
reopen in the Hudson theater, New
season. Miss Magraine will continue
York, August 15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
MEAT BOUGHT
FOR HER MADE
A DOG SICK
Wife of Electrician Men
tons This in Divorce Pc
tition-Tells of Neglect
and Wants Alimony.

Theresa Hughes. in a divorce
complaint filed this morning IN the
superior court, alleges that her
husband. William y Hughes. on
September %. 1909. brought home
some mutton and that being unable
10 eat II. she fed II Ia "A dog
After eating the meat the woman
says the dog became violently III
and acted as II II had been poisoned
The husband IN an electrical In
npector. representing ia Seattle the
insurance surveyor.
The wife asks the divorce upon
several grounds of cruelty She
charges that for weeks nj a time her
husband neglected 20 supply her
with food and that she would have
starved bad II not been for the
charity Of uclghbora Personal az
shultH and excessive drunkenness
arc also complained Of AS grounds
fof divorce
Mn Hughes Fnt a restraining
order directing The Northwest Trust
a Safe Deposit Co. not 20 allow the
husband access "a a safe deposit
box ls which the wife says be- has
money and valuable securities
Hughes IL also cited 80 appear in
court on June II and show cause
Why be should not pay his wife 500
for costs Of the divorce action and
SO monthly ahm0uy
The wifc says that Hughes earns
1896 month The couple we're
married In Seattle in August. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
DIVES 80 FEET
To STREET, IS
UNHURT
Crazy Sailor Makes Wild
Leap at Order of Imagi-
nary Detective.

Thomas Andrews. 80 a sailor, IN a
III ~ insanity tore on all his cloth
ing and plunged bead first ont % u
second story window az the room
Ing house conducted hy Mrs. Mary
Collins al 1928 Second av.. about
3.f0 o'clock this morning.
He fell 80 feet onto the pinnked
alleyway. landing on his head and
shoulders. and aside from few
bruises Is not seriously injured
Ills escape from death Is all but
miraculous
The first known Of the accident
was when q passerhy saw him. a
naked and shivering heap. In the
alley. Andrews could give no CO
hercnt explanation OF the affair
AZ the city hospital this morning
he said that a detective came into
the room and told him 10 jump
through the window and be jumped.
After he was put 10 bed the police
we're notified and Motorcycle orr.
Ger Gay ordered him removed TO the
city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
AviatOrs Wanted as
as Window Washers

plicaut lie was Immediately pui
70 work.
Deed. boss. nah wife's sick In
Portland gottor 20 home" was
the excuse offered by a bury negro
who essayed the feat Of cleaning a
window on the 18th floor Of the
Alaska building.
The next applicant was a six.foot
husky.
Had any experience working on
tall buiIdingsg" aolieitously I'm.
quired the manager
Well" remarked the six-footer.
4 worked on the Singer building In
New York Structural iron work.
or" he replied. answering an ia.
auiry as 10 his trade. lie, too, got
Job
II the crop Of parachute jumpers
aud iron workers holds out the
building managers feel they will be
able TO get by with n trying con
dition. Otherwise well. perhaps
they viii be forced 10 raise the
price to bring back the profession
ais who have sought new and more
romuneratlve fields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
S45,OOO,OOO
STOLEN BY
A RAILROAD

PORTLAND. Or. June IA
story OF frenzied finance consisting
Of alternating insolvencies. bond
holders committees. reorganlza-
tons and receiverships. SO ID. q.
Townsend. special assistant TO the
attorney general OF the United
States. in a voluminous brief sub
mitted In the suit brought by the
government 10 recover 5000 900 or
more acres OF land granted to the
corporation and valued at s45. 000,-
GOO. describes the organization of
the Oregon and California Railroad
company
THE Oregon and California Rail
road company was organized with
out the investment OF a dollar OF
private capital" AYERS the assistant
attorney general. He then tells in
detail the story of the organization
of railroad, the acquisition OF the
stock OF the West Side company. Of
the great grants of June IS, 1866,
and May 4, 1870, made to the rail-.
road company, and Its alleged re-
fusal TO live up 20 the terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

II 4 were not for an occasional
parachute jumper or a structural
iron worker out Of Job. occupants
OF Seattle shyHcraperH would find
their electric light bills mounting
to heights rivaled only by Hallcy's
comet
Managers Of these buildings are
offering $50 per day for window
cleaners. On the ground floor
$3.50 looks big on the outside Of
the window on the 18th floor Of a
skyscraper. the $3.50 dwindles TO
rs cents. Confronted with a
scarcity OF professional window
cleaners. office building managers
have been forced 20 hire help at
random.
Fioaters are picked up where
formerly professionals did the
work Of removing the crust Of dirt
that obscured the sunlight The
experience Of one manager IL typi-
cal Of all
Can you get on the outside OF a
18th story Window asks the man.
aRer.
We'll I ought 10. used 10 Jump
from parachniee," replied the APP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
MAKE THINGS
EASY FOR THE
6. {. COMPANY

In an effort 20 cut down the
work on the Wesilake boulevard
Improvement so as 20 bring the
cost down 70 within the amount Of
the available funds. the interested
property owners have discovered
that the city engineering depart
ment has been giving the Seattle
Electric company all the best OF u
on regarding streets on which its
tracks lay and whore there are big
fills 20 be made
The S. + Co. would have got al.
most $4,000 the best OF Il on the
weeilake Improvement had the
property owners not made a kick
The question as 10 whether the
traction company will pay now Is
up TO the city council. the city
engineer having laid the whole
matter before the council commit.
tee on streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
PAN|CS AND M|UCKRAKERS
ARE WORRYING MR.. TAFT

making lawyers understand that
their obligation IL only 60 protect
the clients legal rights. not reek
isssly 90 rrsort TO every oxpediens
10 Win,
4 regret that during the last
srnofhtion the strongest yoang
men % no, seem 20 be attracted "a
the ministry. ! believe. however.
that in tho future men OF greater
natural force viii fo'low the min
ihtry
Aiso the Mpckrakers.
Taft aiao turned hts attention 10
the magazines and newspapers
IL tbs standard so by some Of
the tucaf saeceazfui newspaper IN
their lack ot truth. theiF cusrHensaa
and unfair criticisms. does not i'm
prove III iha nexf generation. Il
Wiil eindicaie ghs peasimiHgA of 10
day. aaid lhc president
= refer 10 that elAss ~ uewHpa.
peers and magazines properly criti.
riasd Aa muckrakers, and relying
Tor circulation on vicious and an.
founded attacks on honesty. up
riKht character. patriotic methods.
men in public ilfr and those con.
spicuons In society Undertaking t.
the ouigrowtb and aftermath Of the
tandabla necessary attacks upou
corporate greed and controlled pol
ltica II vas necessary "a have a
housecieaning IN this regard. and
Roosevelt. leading the movement.
accomplished much 10 clarifying
business and political methods
''in doing this Roosevelt. himself
foremost 10 the movement. Dc.
nounced those taking advantage OF
popular suspicion and fillins their
purses By unfounded attacks upon
men IN political affairs struggling
couacionfiousiy to do their duty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
0I1E JOINS IN FIGHT
AGAINST RAILROAD RATES
HOW THE FREIGHT
PILES UP on a
SUIT or CLOTHES.

Tho freight on 100 pounds OF
raw wool from Cheyenus 70 50
Louis. where II is secured. Is
sit5. Securing ehrinks u So
per cent. 20 the freight on 100
pounds Of secured wool ~ s3fb.
The Rooi market of the couu-
try Is Boston. Freight for 100
pounds from 81. Louis TO bos-
ton is ~ cents.
The wool then goes 70 Phila-
delphia to be spun. Freight 70
cents. But Il has lost per cent
Ia weight
Next beck 10 Worcester.
Mass. 70 be woven Into cloth.
Freight 80 cents.
Suppose 100 pounds 81 suits
Of clothes are sent 20 Denver
a central point Freight s2.47h
Total freight on the 100
pounds Of clothes F747h cents.
or 55h cents per suit, all OF
which the man who buys The
suit must pay.
And now they have boosted
each Of these items from 5 20
50 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

-, - w~s discharged
=. .-..ss.sr peruevtxanla two
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- - - go rnm. in late.
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- g,,l 80 81 aolns the
- Ths eve msn stoupesl
!. ~ .s.s ~ = M hasas uarios.
- -, ~. al.
ska s@1 80. sae ss-..s.'a -
" 'sa -.
n3 - $500 -.
x 1s~' nse
- - sa*.s' ~ :. - 49,, -
N.n ~ s1s ~, so'''s -
- n !" ls 90 -
- - ~
80 "hAa 6s. .s, 49, ~,
g = ~ Z y .ee 'se - ~
- - mNsas wa '
- ~ 'rans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

LIBBY, Mont, June Am inquest is being held here
today the body 81 Reese r. prosser murdered by his
Great Northern train Wednesday. George W. Miller,
Scaecr Pullman porter and Mrs Prosse appeared the
inquest Mrs Prosser calmly by Miller told what he
knew Of the shooting and the Prossers married life. Mrs
Prosser has not yet gone the stand
The real story Of the shooting just developed today II
occurred ew miles OF Libby The left train
there prosser remained aboard dying the
Reord Coroner Finn. Of Libby, wired for and
Eureka to take charge Of the body
The remains returned Libby Train No 43 yes
erday accompanied by the Pullman porter Miller Schaeer
Mrs Posser said have bought the gun with which killed
her husband from the porter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
S CENTS TO SEE
KINGS FUNERAL

NEW YORK, June S.-Mov-
ing pictures Of King Edwards
funeral were shown for the
first time in this country last
night, at two Broadway thea
tres, and In a few weeks may
be seen all over the country.
The pictures include not only
the funeral parade, but the eere-
mony Of King George taking the
oath. New York papers point
20 this as another link In the
chain OF inventions which ls
bringing the most remote vii
lage 10 the front door Of the
worlds capitals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
BIG WILD CAT is
SCARED BY AUTO

ALTOONA. Pa. June s--Charicr
~ F1uke and George kuhen were
coming down the mountain from the
Buckhorn last night when an rnor.
nous wildcat spranK out Of tho
bushes and planted itself In the mid
dia ~ the read. apparently blinded
b. the auto lights. when the ma
chine was but fcw feet away a
lodged Co one side. and with a weird
shrek disappeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

KING GEORGE As
YEARS OLD TODAY

LONDON. June 3. -- King
George V. 10 IS years old today.
All public business was suspend
ed IN honor Of the occasion, and
the people Of England generally
observed the day. There was no
public demonstrations because
Of the recent death Of King Ed
ward VII. father Of the king.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

NEW YORK. June 81 was sure
ihat mT husband would make the
Night I knew that II Waa aniy "a
question - waiting for q faif wind
A. the delays from day 20 dny oc-
CURED I dla not beeoms hcartsick
lgem hops deferred ~ any means
a. ~ had told ourselves that e.
usight b. a week before the night daY
wuuid arrive
EvsFrvns asks me n arm not
heightened when he nlA kop his fiightk
l'artiralAfly on this occasion. ! viii
aa1wsr that b ssyins fes and no
90 noe think there ia any greater
dAuEer M syiaiing than Ia trip
20 Cnnss Island which takes ~ thr
atauaemeut devices there That ln
ehen ihe condition. 81 the alf is right
art the machine h Ia perfect order
tfst ] wpuld give TIE wrong idea n
! conveyed the impression that !
an not on tho greatest tension
ssbersxsr be II IL ths air when
enc machine IL gliding smoothly I
gnei perfectly easy. biit when u d.
Eins that choppy ~ isfby MOTION
then my heart stands stlIl
a. not think WAS ever more
frightened in ny whole NE than
was during Bic passage through
tEs Highlands, @hgch watched
ffom eur as.sciat train We had
rotme down thr river together are-
vrri days previously. makinK notes
~ TIE conditions along the way.
ard wr had agreed thai that wns
likely "a bs airIcuig p4sH~age So
~hsn J saw him approaching n, ig
asemsd "a me that trouble was inn
niinsnt
Opposes Trio 10 Chicago.
Then began that motion ! dread
and for a se@ moments | don't re-
meplbee much except elntching
Mrs. F'anciulirs shoulder and
screaming but that was the worst
~ the fiigh, and the worst time I
had
Il seemed TO me 90 be beautiful
fiiNht | remember one timo when
~ was slying aionE over freight
train Sic WA about $50 feet In
ssaa-a-.-a--.sa-sa=.-sae-=
fE.-aE-..r a.. D.. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
Straight Down.

The city engineers department
had computed the proportion OF the
traction company's fill on perpen-
dicular lines extending from the
outer line OF It's tracks down the
A5 feet to the bed OF the fin, leav.
ing the property owners 20 pay the
full cost Of putting the dirt in the
slopes. The property owners claim
that these slopes are as necessary
10 the S Il. Co.'S part OF the street
as the city's. and insist that the
company pay one.fifth OF the cost
OF the slopes. Pending action by
the council on this question, the
board this morning laid over action
on other reductions in the cost and
on the award OF the contract until
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
First Is Sure to Come if the
Country Is Not Careful
This Prosperity Can't
Last Forever, Declares
President.

tur hoitsa Fsveasl
ADA. Ohio. June 5s--Scand-
ing a warning thAt the great
prosperity o. tire ration ear.
not 90 OF At ia present rate.
and aenoaneinn some Of ths
practices Of attorneys ~ho fe-
sors 70 every espedisns 70 win
cases rather thar eeek 10 se.
cure justice. President TAR 20.
Gay addressed the graduates %
the Ohio Northern University
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
FOUND GUILTY. HE
WHIPS A WITNESS

Los ANGELES 1une a-upou
hesrirx a verdict q guilty. returned
against bim sodRy 0ri4ndo y Al
tnrre. a former pesf0fflce cinrk. ae-
cuaed ~ p~flgr5 and the theft of
sts.99e frnm Registered package.
proceeded 20 attack Postal fnspec-
ter CsCouus1 10 the court room
Hn bad pammeiet 0'coneii strenu-
nnsiy befoFa ne was dubbed Into
sahmisHian The postal Inspector
had been the chief witness against
hinA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
Escape Payment.

Where the 5. +. Co. has secured
the best Of Il IN these improve
ments Is in escaping payment for
uroportionate part OF the slopes
necessary 90 make the flll stand np
Under It's franchises the S. T.
co. must pay for the paving and
regarding between It's tracks in all
street improvements. In the West.
lake improvement there is an aver.
age fiji OF as feet above the bot.
tom OF the lake on which the pres
ent trestle stands. To make the
street stand up TO It's full width
on top. long slopes extend down
each side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
TELEPHoNiNG
rs QUICKEST

= n you have a Want" step
! 90 your phone and send an ad
! 90 The Star Don't wait DO
b q NOW. Main 940O; Ind. AL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
GIRL OF is SHOOTS
SAILOR DEAD
u..;,y With Revolver She Thought Was Empty
l,sdady Of Pike St. Lodging House Kills One of
u.r Roomers-ls Held by Police.

sb.,s Wilson either asleep lying with his eyes
ssesrcna made BY Deputy Coroner Herthvek
~ r.rsssn examination ny the deputy develop
:. ~ mat the the eyes hcth powder burned In
80 = naks absolutely certain that eyes
- ~ set The inaSess will be held sutser~orth
x.n.s nsrays at 70 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

ST. PAUL.-Timothy Murphy, for
nerly a captain in the Volunteers
Of America. was yesterday sentenced
20 seven years in the penitentiary
for en,herrlinq $3.50 collected for a
working girls home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
D0xEY CASE is
SENT TO JURY

ST. LOUIS. NO. June 3-The
case ot MIS-. Dora puxey. on trial
for the murder o. VIM J. Erder.
whom. the state alleges. she poison
I'd for hiA isfe insurance. went 10
the Jury late today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03
IN PROGRESS;
SHE SITS CALMLY BY
Admitted the Killing to C. c. Arlington, Who Tells of
Confession Stand-Detais of the Murder Come
to Light for the First Time.
ny United Press.)

LIBBY Mont, June sc. c. Arlington the wtnes.
stand today in the corone inquest into the death Of
Prosser the Seattle automobile agent testified that Mrs
Prosser confessed 20 him that she shot her husband
The inquest win end tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

~%@%@H NNNHAl
'-asHlAgToN. June 2 The
49, 80 'adsJ adopted Burtons res
-. -s'rlfiins the Interstate
4 Submission 10 report 10
A't al Information regard
4 proposed adyance ~ raj.
sas rates and 70 furnish
- ples q how leading CON.
4 ~ b affected.
~ b var % tbe teeth he
49, - - soyernmeni. the public
Alp1ers on one side and
y a'si . he finish. '''
Railroads Hi. Back.
I isyossed that many Of the
s..s - ~ cauceillng orders Tor
r'seats a. a result Of the
-. sa.f blockade u the 10
y. "a they are planning To
saf smployes. Tho santa
a., ssselsfed, IL planning 10 as.
h3s Z" men and the Alilwau.
4. -. SEEMS to be no reason for
u = -. -. sIfspt as mere spite WORK
- Z ~ q the rallway mag.
as. ! = possible that fearing
49, aa bitter fight viii inlnre
ss,s.... ne .asy are cutting down
n nsFsisI Bodies Busy.
o., /. s,Aslas commercial orrarlza.
'l.,<s. ! y cities VIII meet here
u 81 =, = decide whether they
Il ss q ,nlReetions or make The
~ -. ne Increase Ia an.
! A.. Following 4 statement
~ gsss eeLeral Wiekersham
49,, me sogernment would
,ls,.. s'snling. provided proper
y ,... made 70 the depart.
sslsg '@sRce and evidence filed
Nj o'iaSion between the
= -. Z considered probable
s.s..s.ss 'asasrclsl bodies viii h.
y Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

:, ssss knew loaded. him take the shells cut
ras bly police headquarters this mornnp. Annie Ben
y n sysaros grit o. tire Parker lodging
n,s sas st. shs had shot ard killed Robert Wilson,
..l.e a a'rlsek THIS morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

Discussing The administration 81
law. he said "One must rgcoE
MICE that the administration ~ jus.
tice Ia this country has suffered
grievously from intensity with
ehich lawyers have served their
clients The awakened moral
sense 0f this country can find no
better object for influence than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

~ - Impossible 70 expect that
the enormous trade growth 81 the
past decade shall euntinue in the
same proportion. he said
1T q natural 10 suppose that
wishfu decade there wiii be
some reaction. and perhaps even
financial panic Nevertheless.
progress that has been made IL
real and substantial"