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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
City Chat
Kerler & Co. make rugs.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.

Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus and express, Spencer & Trefz.
Read the hosiery news in McCabe's
big ad in this paper.
Two modern 7-room houses on easy
payments. See Reidy Bros.
Lavanway buys and sells every
thing. Telephone west 247.
Let William Johnson do your tin and
furnace work. 1916 Third avenue.
Any one wanting new Groom mod
err home cheap, see Reidy Bros.
Business block on Second avenue
can be bought right. See Reidy Bros.
H. T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work. 1526-152s Fourth ave
nue.
DR.. Cora Emery Reed has moved her
Office and residence to 191S-192O Fourth
avenue.
The briskness of December business
is everywhere visible in the big August
sales now at full tide at McCabe's
Madam Anna Noack has reopened
her studio and will receive pupils at
any time. 1017 Twenty-second street.
The McCabe Sewing Machine club is
fast filling; so cents down and 81 Sc
cures the best sewing machine.
The swing of the great August furni
ture sale at McCabe's is like tidal
wave sweeping along all before it.
Bear & Foster will run twice month
excursions to the corn belt of South
and North Dakota. Come and join us.
Note the specials on some of the new
fall models of the famous Regis corsets
for the balance of this week at Nc
Cabe's.
There will be a chicken pie supper
served at the Second Baptist church on
Thursday evening, corner Sixth ave-
hue and Tenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
20 Per Cent Discount on Silks & velvets

oNE-FIFTH OFF, 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
ON ALL BLACK TAFFETAs, PEAU DE SoIEs,
SATIN DUCHESSE, MESSALINE, LOUISENE,
CREPE DE CHIMES, HABUTAI, SURAH, ETC.
oNE-FIFTH OFF on all colored and fancy
silks and Nelvets lining, satins, crepes, wash
silks fouards, etc, etc Seven days to choose
from the best silks satins, etc. in this big silk
section at DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
Lace Curtains Discounted

SO PER CENT FROM THE REGULAR SELLING
PRICE on all one and and half pair lots of
lace curtains. There Cluneys, Irish Point,
Cable Net. Swiss Nottingham and Novelty Nets,
that have sold up to $3.50 per pair at a reduc-
ton of Is, this means $3.50 curtains for $500
S6.75 curtains for $3.50 and TAKE 10
OFF THE BOTTOM OF YOUR BILL.
ALL HALF PAIRS of lace curtains in stock
at HALF PRICE so PER CENT OFF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
A Discount of 20 Per Cent on all
Umbrellas

Silk umbrellas, Union serge and taffeta UNI
brellas, English Glorias, black and colored UNI
brelIas, all at a discount of 20 per cent from
the regular marked price. Gift umbrellas, Fold
ing suit case umbrellas, mems umbrellas wo-
mems umbrellas, School and Everyday umbrel-
las, buy them at 20 PER CENT OFF THE PRE-
VAILING LOW PRICES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10

cago, and were interested in the sale
of lands in Idaho and California. About
10 days ago they came to this state
on a tour of inspection. They bought
sandwiches here and went into the
snlnkar tn eat them a few moments be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10

denied that any terms have been
closed for the sale of the plant to
the Fisher interests as rumored yes
terday afternoon. According to Mr..
Bratt the matter stands just where
It has stood for several days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
One-Fifth From All Black and CoIOred
Wool Dress Goods

Including B. Priestly & Co.'S C. Bahnsens,
VIM. F. Reads Boessneck, Broesel & Co.'S, Bot
any Mills jamestown Mills, and other best So
pie and fancy dress fabrics and suitings, cream
fancies voiles, broadcloths shepherd checks, pam
amas serges, mohairs, betistes, plaids, checks,
etc, etc. Seven days to choose the best from
this great dress goods section at a DISCOUNT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
Examination for Minor Clerk.

~ minor clerical examination for a
position in the ordnance. department
paving 5000 per annum will be held
Sept. 3, by the local examining board
of which d. F. Krell is secretary. The
examination covers the common school
branches
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10

the collision on the Northwestern Pa
cific railroad at Ignacio station Mon
day night. The bodies of E. w Banks
and his brother, w. A. Banks of Rock
ford, Ill, lie in the morgue here. They
had offices at 2n6 I-aSalJe street Chi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
Here's News-20 Per Cent Discount on
WOmen's and ChiIdren'S Hosiery

Heavy or lightweight all included, Isle hose,
Silk hose, Mercerized hose Cotton hose, Lace
and fancy hose. choice of any and all at Just
20 per cent discount one-hfth off, from the mark
ed price. WOmens hose, Misses hose, Chill
dren's hose, Boys and Girls hose, Infants hose,
ALL all ALL ONE-FIFTH OFF.
Better buy six months supply now, remem-
Der children's school hose are all included
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
UNION ELECTRIC NOT SOLD.

Negotiations, it is Said, Are Practi-
cally at Standstill.
H. H. Bratt, manager of the Union
Electric Telephone company. today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
TWO lLLINoISANS KILLED.

Rockford Land Dealers Victims of
California Collision.
San Rafael, Cal, Aug. 10.-Twelve
men were killad and a scora iniurad in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10

fore the collision. They would have
escaped injury hac they remained in
the day coach.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
$50, 900 Stock of China and Glassware at
20 Per Cent Discount

No reserves, take your pick Of any item in
this mammoth collection of the newest things in
the Crockery line at 20 per cent off from the
already moderate prices-20 PER CENT DIS
COUNT.
All the DINNERWARE in SETS and OPEN
STOCK PATTERNS ALL THE CUT GLASS,
ALL THE PLATE AND NEEDLE ETCHED ia
BILE GLASSWARE, thousands of pieces in FAN
CY CHINA, all the TOiLETWARE, JARDl-
NEERS, FERN DlSHER, etc. in fact, every ar
ticle that is made of china in this collection at
is OFF, 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10

All the news all the time - The
ARGUS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
Is Per Cent on Summer Housefurnishings

THE FAMOUS ICEBERG REFRIeERAToRs
and ICE CHESTS, PHILADELPHIA, ALL DAY,
AND THE DEWEY LAWN MOWERS, WATER
COOLERS, and FILTERS, OIL and GASOLINE
COOK STOVES, OVENS, FIRELEss COOKERS,
WINDOW SCREENS and SCREEN DOORS,
LAWN HOSE and HOSE REELS, ICE CREAM
FREEzERs, cRooUET SETS, all of the YER
best quality of merchandise marked in plain
figures at our usual very moderate prices, yet
you take your pick at IA OFF, IS PER CENT
DISCOUNT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
Dependable Luggage

If you buy a trunk suit case, handbag or
other piece of luggage at this store you are
sure to get your moneys worth we'll as the
latest style suggestions. You'll not be dsap-
pointed either in quality character, you'll not
feel the chagrin when travelling OF not having
the smart up-todate correct equipment. You'll
be comfortable. Trunks bags and suit cases are
all priced now at less than worth and I'm addi-
ton take TEN PER CENT OFF the bottom Of
PER CENT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
20 Per Cent Discount on all COlOred and
White Wash Dress Goods

Himalaya cloths, Zibeline poplins, Seco silks,
Tussah Jacquard Silks Durbar cloths, Cham
brays, Cling CHAINS Fancy Mercerized and Sheer
white was tings, India linons, Persian lawns,
French lawns, Nainsooks, long cloths, Flaxons,
Sherrettes, Piques, all. ALL all AT 20 PER CENT
DISCOUNT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
The Many New Arrivals

The Autumn millinery and the ebroideres
hosiery Shoes the suits, skirts go
educating in fashions.
for comfort for your convenience your leisure
you leisure though likely With much brisk
month of August the special
sales, month for introducing many of
ing and your through the store, you'll likely
lunch comfortable earoom where you de-
cious lunch dainy served real china moderate
you always welcome, whether you
buy simply to look.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
25 and 80 Per Cent Discount on Mems
Underwear

MEMS ATHLETIC NAINSOOk SHIRTS, knee
drawers, 75c grade, discount price .53c
THE soc Quality Athletic underwear, discount
price ................. BIC
MEMS soc RIBBED shirts and drawers, dis
count price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIC
MEMS SIC MESH SHIRTS and drawers, dis
count price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lSf
MEMS S1.Oo union suits discount price. CSC
SLIP AND $1.oo ATHLETIC UNION SUITS,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10
Here's News-Corset NeWs-A lot
brated Regis Corsets.
Rock island, III.

To bring sharply before the of Rock Island and
their neghbors all the models of the famous Regis cors
the balance OF this week TO
of the $3.50 Models for $169 EACH only S169 One
latest $15O Fall model at just dollar, one dollar
It's simply introduce these latest and best mod
els for Thursday Friday and Saturday hand back
Sic so each corset like hanback, OF 5oc or SIC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-10

busiest and biggest August business this
store ever had. Visitors to Rock Island
will want to visit McCABE'S and the
Great August Furniture Sale
They'll this interesting; place
coming styles
heads departments wdeaake looking carefully
after the approaching styles of the coming .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

The vital issue ~ whether we
shall elect Judge Moore and secure
law enforcement clean government.
impartial administration for all the
people. and a fearless check upon
official extravaganza and public ex.
pendliure or shall we suffer for
two years cur laws TO be tfampied
upon. premium upon immortality,
privileges for special interests. and
no restraint upon official incompc.
tcnce or public cXtravaEaneeg
In the foregoing sentence. Austin
r Grifnths worked up 10 a crisis la
his speech IN support OF William
Hickman Moore. delivered last
night at Hibornlan hall. Ninth ay.
and Yesler Way
THE issue rs whether we want
order or chaos, virtue or vice. equal
ity or influence. rectitude or lndi.
rcction. efficiency or waste. lower
or higher taxation 90 dominate IN
the affairs Of our city" continued
Mr. Griffiths Whether we want
doconcy and good government un-
der Moore or two years Of hell un.
der Gill
This issue. We parents and tax
payers must summon the courage
10 settle rightly. for We either save
or pay the cost In our money or.
what is more dear to us-our chill
dren
u have been about Seattle a
great deal lately and ! have been
astounded at the almost universal
tendency of republican taxpayers
60 the support OF Moore. I predict
tidal wave Of republican votes for
Judge Moore
The Star was paid a ringing com
pllment by Mr.. Griffiths. He said
"The Star Is the only absolutely
independent. fearless newspaper IN
Seattle We ought 10 know our
friends and support The star"
Judge Moore spoke last night az
Hibernlan hall. Rainier hail Rain.
Ter av. aud Norman ST.. and at the
Beacon Inn fire station George r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
10 FEET Of SNOW ON
. CT. NORTHERN TRACKS
Six Trains Are Snowbound and While Huge Flows
and Rotaries Are at Work the Snow is Still Fall
ing and Blockade is Serious - Northern Pacific
Gets Trains Through.

Fifteen feet the tracks for miles from Well
ngton 10 Abn has completely blocked the Great Northern
railway today and N passenger trains with between 500 and
oOJ passengers aboard. stalled in the mountains
The which fell Yesterday and today the Coast
snow IN the mountains and adding the blockade every
minute Great Northern officials hope have the line cleared
by tonight but impossible task Four rotaes and
SIX snow plows are battling with the today.
The Northern Pacific its battle with the elements and
cleared Its line last night az midnight all bookaded trains
reaching Seattle by daylight Todays 10
hours late The Great Northern returned all OF the
mountains not bockadd Spokane and viii probably
them By the Northern Pacific 10 the Coast
Some Of the passengers the stalled Scenic
Hot Springs today health in the mountains
thoroughly enjoying the experience.
The Chicago. Milwaukee Puget Sound completely
blocaded the Great Northern and is making little attempt
60 trains today.
Even the pows that the Of the trains
the Great Northern stalled big plow was
caught IN snowsde last night and took hours for the shovel
20 release H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
ANGRY OVER
MISLEADING
STATEMENTS

Residents Of the Duwamish val
ley In favor OF the Commercial
Water Way" are nightly indignant
over what they term unfair methods
of G. r. Russell. who owns SO acres
of tide flats. Typewriter appeals
to vote against the formation OF
the Improvement district are being
circulated. bearing the signature
Committee OF Small Homes and
Property Owners. by w A. Busscll"
This committee. the protestants
say, consists Of c. b Russell and
w A. Russell Is his son Busselrs
interest ln opposing the canal Is
said 10 be the fact that it will bring
a vast area OF land In competition
with his so acres OF tide flats: that
it viii furnish factory sites IN com
petition with his sites. and that the
creation OF the Improvement dis.
trict will make Bussell pay his
share for the requirement OF this
competition Bussell's interest Is
characterized as purely selfish and
he Is credited with stating that he
would not oppose the project n his
tide flats We're not 20 be assessed
To help pay for it
Absolute misrepresentation OF
facts is also charged against Bus.
sell. who contends that the water.
way viii be nothing more than
drainage ditch, for which the peo-
pie who are not benefited will have
20 pay a million and a half dollars.
Russell further AYERS that the tax
for the maintenance Of this canal
viii be accumulatlve and that this
constant varying tax on property
win cloud titles.
An of which assertions are EN-.
phatlcally denied by those who IA.
vor the canal aud are set down as
absolute falsohoods, knowingly ut
tered. and intended only to deceive
those who are not informed about
the matter
The election 10 determine wheth.
er or not the district will be formed
viii be held Saturday
bussells application for tenn
porary restraining order. witch
which WAS 20 have been heard this
morning, was postponed until late
this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT.

Every day the popularity Of
The For Rent columns o, The
Stars classified pages is IN.
cronsinK Besides being an ox-
celleut medium for the renting
~ furnished and housekeeping
rooms. The Star For Rent"
columns have proven strong on
renting houses and flats. For
Rent" ads cost only / cent
word GO words 10 contsb The
Star IL read by $4,000 people in
Seattle every day. and no
cheaper or better medium can
be- found in Seattle foF renting
houses and flats
To rent your vacant house or
fiat. housekeeping suite OF fur
nished room. step TO the near.
est phone and call Main g400
or Ind al and dictate a For
Rent ad to the want ad clerk
Think beforehand Of the points
Of superiority your house. flat
or rooms have over the ordinary
kind II these points are fea-
tured strongly. Il Will help TO
draw from among The star
readers Just the tenant YOU
desire DO this az once. Step
TO the phone now aud cal Main
a400 or Ind AL. For Rent"
ads. lost and Pound and all
other want ads cost only cent
a word Go words 10 centsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
5NOW HOADS 6OO PRASOMERS Ilv THE CASCADES
hTD STATE CONSTABULARY SPREAD
FEAR AMONG STRIKERS In PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Feb "a ~rhc
state police are coming
This Is the cry that will hfins
terror 20 many a heart In phliadel.
phla To those who have lived in
Pennsylvania and seen the work
Of The drcad body uf pitileas men.
men armed 20 XIII and who kin a.
q business. the knuwlraKe that
they are enminK 90 take part in
the strike wlii spread terror. the
faces OF the mothers Of Fhiladai
phia'a workers wiil pale when thoy
hear The elatter OF the eanalabulary
horses
The Cossacks OF Pennsylvania"
they have Aptly called this nftned
body ~ state police. called into
bciug 1T tha behust II the coal
mine owners There are ESQ 81
them. as Wild and fec sieaa men a.
ever sighted KraE of ihrcw
lex over a horse Their business
IL 70 shoot down and tcrroriss II
uorant slavoniana. who rebel tn
the mines. and they have dome
their duty sell
They are che creatures of ghe an
thrariie trust, paid b. the state "a
put down coal strikes. and just nov
they are being loaned 20 the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Com
pany FOR that purpose Their
method u sfrlhebFcakinE ls 10 ride
fail tilt inso crowds. tFamulinE
down men. womnn and chilafen b.
meath the fne4 ~ their horses IL
this method aoea NOT avail. thefe
IL the bludEeuu. the revolver And
the rifle. aud Ghey are quick g. use
them
The police and militia have
some feeling Of citikouahip. aoma
bond ~ kin wifh strikers. AMI
under ali circumstances AFe r.
strained hy common humanity
tr0m KILLING women end children.
bu, the uouufed police of peunayi
Tania kuu@ nothing az these arnfi.
mcnis. At Mcksea Rocks last
spring they aaaeed their willing
ness "a Do their masters bidding
Thel are hated and they rcsuFn
that hate with Interest They have
no wieh 20 preserve law and order.
rneir aim y 20 pat down The
strike. they are paid by the peo-
pie OF Pennsylvania. but they
work for the trusts and camblna.
tons
Tho mounted guards have heou
IN oxisfemc. bat few years. but
their record "a already ore ~
bloody success. their mission IA TO
ride d0wu and kiil That Is What
they wiil do when they come to
Philadelphia Their presence viii
bat further excite the passions OF
the frenTied crowds and they wiil
meet these crowds with rifles and
revuiverH They viii restore
order -~ihAt ia. thcs will break tho
street caF strike. but the m0fRuea
VIII bear testimony 10 their
methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
A BOGUS HERO
GETS 8 MONTHS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb "a
Harry King. alias Thomas Heany.
alias Major Anderson. convicted
Of imperaonailnF Lieutenant Harry
King. the son Of General Horatio
King. began his eighi months sen
tcncc in The county jail today. fol.
lowing hiu conviction On the United
States district court yesterday
General King came from New
York TO testify against the bogus"
officer
The convicted man first made his
appearance under tho name 81
Lieutenant King at San Fran
cisco. he created a decided furore
IN the smart SCI and was the
nero" Of several love affairs
Later be- removed 90 Los Angeles.
where be- pursued like tactics re
carried documents purportlnE TO
be from the war department, aud
had book filled with newspaper
clippings which told ~ battles In
the Philippines in which he played
the role of hero
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

money was ia the bank and they
said they would KIN me anyway
Came Near killing Him.
They came near doing g. II the
helpless man had not been able 20
chew the cloth tied over his mouth
be- would have suffocatCd For days
after bis rescue he was unable 60
leave The bed whore be suffered for
many long. pain.racked hours lie
will always wear scars on his
wrists aud legs from The rips made
In his flesh by bis fartenlngs and
he IL allii unable 10 raise his arms
10 lis head
With Emil Caly. the suave young
Rnaaieu who first came Co notice
when he told che local police he
had been robbed Of SIC by Fedoruff
and the man who shot him. safely
behind the bars OF the kitsap
coun ) iaii and Nikifor Fedoroff
dead only one Of the trio foapon.
slblc for the Schmidt outrage IL
unnccounted for His name h.
thought to be Alex seld. and the
police and Deputy Soniu are look.
Ina for him lie Is the man who 10
thought 20 have murdered Fedoroff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
SAILORS LOOTED A
POSTOFFICE AT SEA

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. a.
The United States postoffloe
aboard the armored cruiser Ten.
nsssse was looted o. $3.50 in money
and a quantity o. stamps. according
70 message received here today
from the ships postmaster, Frank
J. Smith. The robbery is reported
20 have occurred when the ~srship
wac on its way from here 20 Puae,
Sound. The Tennessee ls now at
etcnerton, Wash, and !, is report.
ed here that two men aboard the
cruiser are being held for court
martial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
VICTIM OF MURDER WAS CRUEL
IN ROBBERY Of OLD RANCHER

"TGe vas one 81 me men who
robbed and tortured me said John
~ Schmidt. Of Kingston. to-day as
be- stood over the dead body 81
Nieklfor Fedofoff the man mnr.
dered AZ the Phoenix hotel Sunday
night
Schmidt was held UP and robbed
by three Russians IN his employ a
week ago Monday and after they
had taken his money lhef tortured
The helpless victim. finally KagKinR
him. tying him securely 10 his bed
and lcatinK him 20 die lie was
rescued half crazed and nearly
dead. three days later
SIN suffering from the cuts made
hy the cruel wires with which he
ANS bound hy the dcHperadues.
Schmidt was brought to Seattle to.
day b. Deputy Sheriff Noia souiu
Of Kiizap county, and positively
identified Fedoroifa body as that
Of one Of bis assallantr
caly Was the Leader.
y think Emil Cnly was the leader
Of them, but this dead man here
wna the crueiest Of the three. said
the aged farmer A. he rubbed the
ugly cuts on his wrists IN bitter
recollection.
The sight ~ Fcdoroffs rigid form
recalled all OF the horrible expert
euce he ahuddorcd "a - gazed
upon the blank face ~ W. dead
man Hes The one who polgod The
revolver in my face and told me 20
hand over al my money" said
Schmidt indloailng the corpse
After the three had tied me 90
the bed and had searched the house
and found only s25. Fcdoroff rubbed
the cold barrel Of HIS revolver
across my face and told me that n
dld not tell him where ! hid the
rest Of my money they would take
me out on a stump and blow me
up with dynamite. ! told them my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
MOTHER PLEADS WITH SEATTLE VOTERS NOT TO VOTE FOR Gill

and every Law made 20 Restrain such
evils. And yet YOU. business man.
would 30 forget your solemn duty
az citizen aa 10 put such man
into the position Of mayor Yes,
mayor, whose first business Il Is "a
see that laws are enforced. not
broken. that law breakers are pun
ished. not given Immunity from
punishment
oh. the farce ~ iti
The horrible farce Of ~
hut iii GILL ~ HONEST. 4"
Yes. HONEST, foreooth, why7 How
Simply because. after 10 years as y
councilman. he ~ sim a poor man.
Wonder of wondersl What a show
ing Of council life generally IL this
an that makes a really honest man
AM honesty e. a much larger
word. and cannot ho truthfully APP
piled 70 any man who has made u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

Editor The Star; Hero is another
woman who has something 70 say
! am "a property 0wner--a taxpayer,
hut am not allowed 10 cast a vote
TO express my sentiments on muni-
oipai questions never cared much
about voting before But now I wish
with aii ms heart that ] could count
one on TIC eide ~ truth. purity ard
civic righio0uancra have been
dumb with amazement az tho atti-
ildo 0f ao many ~ our buaincaa
men what does 10 moauY Have
the business men 0r Seattle those
upon whom we have relied 10 uphold
no good and true. and ~ build hero
IN r.iF lf which we may Justly be-
proud become erazod with the greed
of rYId until they are ready 10 sac
fHNc NOT only all in general that
nnHtsH for purity and right living,
hNt nfau e. nacriflcc tho sons and