davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

Itfre fa,sHs plaafefed .ntfRar rhlrkru
ha4ra Dos asHFa. sffaa HrIttrs Efaassi
street Heunt end nsuunfa5n ttew near
81 saf And Farh tifta. $50 cash. BAL
anae tf& pee month See
p b EvEfr a co.,
CORNER a1gh ans fhinnsB aY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
FINE FRUIT AND FARM LAND

tnNtan ard equal O. am lad in ths
Hlr4a
"a t. easily cleared -ia faft % viii cost
less 80 clear fhae ianA fhan 90 clear
HH1 trFHl aaarHfaHh lHnd fH thH ifrI.
gated districts
d t. close ta q Easd town aHf faiifa AZ 3
anh ermfraitF ia+atst nef cen fhn tafH
49, markets ~ fh# Northwest
EaefY Hnan aha HuEa aHF - cor frarfa
can smeueH pnrlna@Fnt EN- HIHY1sfauf a.
god wages aHtie Htlna 90 hia arH
tfsns
Wa are apantug up god roads 10 eeerr
tHarf ana mHl h4fif ffuft ans FHHr
table Eamnarr anA give d ffra fH IRE
garHMaaera - this land
81 daWn and $50 Haf munfh hHFa 10
acres Price $50 w~f anrr uu
OREGON & WASHINGTON DE-
vELOPMENT COMPANY.
ifaf-at ifsnrr nidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
FARMS Ano AcREAoE-tcon,a.l
1THE COMING
OFF a GAR llM!E

Nr aaHnet rraaU ashHie iusfanae
HrHa ere fnHftnE uf ser ilne ala Huf
afvaffF hrneft tho pfHWsff4 in fhr ala.
'ffet HHfrh H ffatefHa1 tnfff rrHHutff
the 81 rrHtf fnfefHfh4n wns4fs uaaa ~
cay ftnr tl sfaFfEa ln Hatfafa anh
rsa HHrtH ahaat be- aliias tf fad Hishf
fats I4,F 4rsHes aHt si1 ftslnH auas
If4t etfhsfaHtfrk fhaf H sesf
Ialar 90 arfrs o. a#rna zee Nnr Easra
hr tnfs HHa ataff ffaHn the ~ o.
FntrF ~ #rstiis ana ran Fiesr ttrf D.
tH EFHrrff fn mnmfn fine uHu 8fs
$3.50 90 la sac ard faetef Sisl-
rst iH eusFaliaa NsB as rhis us
fne srffais aHs fsria asFeiaisaraf af
.ts pfnprf'f ainus - ushf q a
Nratau q HHf FHHfHslf fuu 1855 80
t.ff-ferea fr. aesn INhsf #as Ffaefirsf-
irs Ha rsf aaFfiar 81 aE HnH good eaf
r-f ter TIE irrrasn in fafao 10 fHsi
as certain nna az BE- seas faar years aEn
BEN ths Nfsf fltftH ilrr aae buUf
i'fsHefiF iarfasre.i in tatBs th~H bes q -
fsrafahtn8 unaria kHaW thaf mat fiAFe
rar Fire aaa #af ere fHfFfHuaFf nff r.
hiEFaf ana neffrF HuH MHH fhat ID
iEarr ana tsffnr sar Nue haH aFfeaNf
affffei feSfhfF inetesHe fH rRtaH -
fuurv erffatH haH trHse rails fsf8fla3
FMH 4Hrsff aa zee FHH tH afrA it fa
nrfHr ~ thla inefaass saraF af LA - ~.
zaiaa 60 BE- FaufsF srsaf aaaaHf ~
aa aaF la nat HfeassFN fa srN#rr fHHt
bold fhsrn We are ssItian tfHE
TRACTS a. Wourr aaa Esnrfsnse Hfa
fieas 90 fFan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

HADtbf's ACRES AZ INV fsHi y ~ =
n is fact. probably known bat not
realized, that there liant town ~ any
sire between Seattle ana Everett on the
line 81 the Everett trolley A. about the
midway point there o. the finest lying
large body - ground 20 be found any
'. here o. the North End. ~ doesn't re-
uufFa any uncrnmancV 20 aef thar here
e.lf be- the Kent" ~ the Seattle Everett
infsrurban- The start IL already under
way Win Seattle Heights. growing
Industrial tgwu. on the north. Lake Hal
lfnger. 10 be- developed into high class
residence suburb. on the south, HAD
LET'H ACRES occupies the unique posi-
fi4u ~ being the center o. a triangle
formed 81 These two tow na and Ed-
rl 9ngn. Oh the west 1T o. HEIiEH
sfTThTEU THAN ANY or THESE. u
la fine soil. IL has sound view This dis
Tract ls going 90 develop ~ Itself fasisr
than Seattle win build from the south.
Therefore property here Will advance IN
price quicker than acreage nearer the
city BUY NOW At FfHET PRICES
Don't be compelled 20 regret your lack
~ action.
t3o8 10 taB0 per acre tract 10 per
cent cash; balance $40 monthly
HAN'Is g. FHEEfH. Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
M0RI rH PARN


FOR SALE 49, MISCELLANEOUS.
-~ceocS~-N-~ 49, $4,000
sac sample suits. fl4sp Traeis. Room
1o1 soth T'ifd
For SALE burner gneaiinr stove. rgsi
". used uOntha. good condition. o.
ttit iHhrftrn
rar salests route 30 ~ CaH al
ilth az
Desks rhaira showeAaes chicago stove
and pffrs Furnifsrs Co. 1889 Sec a..
Monarch range leather chair lawn
ueaar nrW Queeu Anne tef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
For RENT


eAs~~e->s-H~r~sNf~
HOUSES
..>y....~%N~-~=s~e 49,
- rsssta hq1ss az HaafEffaea. 81 ger
messh Fhaas A iaA1
- Rsnims raoHt Furnished hHasc.
80 ssrasa. fraH ifegs tiH t1sh a ~
10 Rent MtdsFn 4rsHm hpaae
$50 srrist cau t5 Mad fan 81
$50 SAT- saTa
,s.s.g- s-rssr haase. Unttrrsft1 dis.
~ -. f11 faH ltt neem
7--s1ia ssgiage saf genl s. pe mHeta
rasas Il saNs
FURNISHED HOUSES
NN~si-i~~-r=N-@fNf7sase
~ ssrt wa gs4 ca faraturr ST. faf-
nsas1 saisss. f apFAed aa AH
.eAs-t s. gaurssH ARD paid fns - ere
rssk a. nstaih Naaii aaHa enaasa f9u
Il s~a IL We sxtese cFetE Wfaarsff7
i risst Frru 60 tis fiss 81
S4ser .faara f=Falahsa naHH Green
La ks-ra yard rhlekeu hauss feii
ssar ear. 80 Fhane queen Aune Sc
j sssaa oass.as rsaHa. wifh Or without
risns faiE tIka 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

City AND COUNTY LOANS
pn improved ~ vacant property az and
frg cent. any nruounf frafa 80 % Abe9
POI Is Iona or short ffue. and ray pay
fnrufa. no delay FfuFtsFant a Go. sol
Boston Block second and columbia
taanH-Any amaunt-No DELAY - on
rfai estate MORTGAGES. contracts. chat
fs.s ana collateral NJ fTa1 Ind EAat
uErAM JENEES A CO. Use.
aI4 Northern Bank HidE fth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

~.~.~@-~~-~s@-~s~~-~~~~ ~-@a7--s-- =, ~
Iaraus ga fBfuiture. kora~s. etc Wiz
lam Roach. roem T57 SEES York bias
LOANS 81 stock. commercial paper.
esr ses guIlltan a Cu.sidiuo uidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
an EsIATE Lore

aTs7a1sFeTeTeTs7a7eTa7eTeF =
NoHTfw Esr TRUST a fAFE DE-
PgHir eco FIRST aV. and Columbia a..
fraIuuau IgufdiHsy. Invites app'l. atious
faf loans from 81 eos o. tt.ae8 on lm-
proved Fcatt.~ residence property In
established dinirlrts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
FARMs ANp oARpENs.

S~s~-~~~N~N-NN.~N~~ ~~NeN~~~c@NN
THE BEST 9 or t0-ACRE PHOpOBt-
TfON near Seattle for vegetables, fruit
or poultry. $50 an acre Thrno nii-
roads can or write for descrlptioh aud
easy buying plan A
HERBEHT n UPPER. a0t Lsary Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

T. E EFETT 60
Corner ftfh ant f'htnnrF AZ
Phones north le. Waite zee uprn Bum
DAYS
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
a MILLIONAIRE CORPORAL
Albert Myer, Jr., Figures in
Washington Society.

Washington. Aprl ls-F1r- Mver. near
--fs -s-z- is said 70 he the only army post
paes.esing an enlisted man who is d mill
forai~e. Not only is be d uiIiona.ro. hur
re is a favorite in Washington society
corporal Albert Mver ir. of the signal
cc--s. is the millionaire soldier He is a
grandson Of B-igadier Genera Albert Mver
u.-o served in the civil War and after
whom Fort Myer Is named. Corporal AIEel
decided on = military life. and enlisted.
4. night he dons evening clothes. enters
his automobile. and. armed with pass
deecends on social Washington. ne has
e. ken his examination for a Heutenancy.
ard greatly. if is said 20 the relief Of thu
officers a. the post. passed handsomely.
Boston. April Is.-AIhsrt Mve-. .r, was
horn In New York i- Se7teube-. 1855. bur
has lived nearly ali his lie ln Boston. Ills
fs.rer is d major in the N-V Yorh Nari0ral
card Young Mve- sought an apuoin trne1-
,a IVES, Point from President Reoee .eIt
ana later endeavored Poo obtain r. c9mmI--
sion. but falling in botl efforts. be enlisted
IN -ao-. T-e family owns nagnlhcen-
home in The Fashionable Back Bay district
~ tnIs city.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19

session real estate and other property pur-
chased with the money in question.
The Circuit Court held that the contract
ors had realized excessive profits and that
they had divided them with Robert r
Westcott Of New York, now dead. Carter 3
father-in-Iav and that Carter must be held
chargeable with knowledge Of what was
being done in the premises. on this con-
clusion il was held the United States
should recover
OF the S57s2oa which the government
claimed 20 have traced 70 Carter. az profits
S373352 was tied up in receivers hands in
New York. New jersey. Illinois and Geor-
gia, subject TO the disposition Of the pres
ent litigation. In addition 10 this amount
was S37.Il4 which the Circuit Court held
was not sufficiently traced. but which the
Circuit Court OF Appeals awarded to the
government on the ground that II was
either an original investment from the
profits a substitute
The Circuit Court OF Appeals rendered
Judgment against l. D. Carter for S2,9lh.
and against I. : Carter for sls204. and
they took an appeal TO the Supreme Court
In announcing the opinion of the court.
Justice Lurton said Csrter's style OF living
changed about the time Of the Greene
Gaynor contracts. He began to make in
vestments about this time. Mr.. Westcott
was referred 10 by the justice
screen" for Carter The court held that
the United States could compel Carter 70
account for all the gains he had received.
whether they could be traced 20 the invest
ment in which they we're put or not
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
GIRL LOSES BORROWED RING
Consoled by Young Man VINO
Lent Valuable Diamond.

Ida Annette. eighteen years old. II No
IA East 1O7th street. went into the East
1O4th street station last night and told
the lieutenant Row she had lost a dia-
nond ring lent TO her 70 make her girl
friends enviOus. Some time ago. she
said. her gentleman friend Nicholas
H Norla. tr. Of No. 80 West 125tn
street. lent her the ring. which vas 4
present from his father. VINO - a pros
porous merchant and plantation owner
in Ecuador. South America.
Yesterday. she told the police. while
she was clicking the typewriter in me
Offices of the Nathan Manufacturing
Company. at No 416 East 1OSth street.
the ring slipped from her finger. 50 she
placed il in a purse in her typewriter
desk. When she was about 20 quit
work she found that the ring. which
she values at $500. was gone
Last night. when visit was made TO
the girls home Nicholas was found
there irving 70 comfort the fearful Ida
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
0. NJ. CARTER LOSES AGAIN
Supreme Court Upholds Govern
ment' Claim.

Washington. April 1s-Ex-Captain Oher-
lin " Carter had s4oo o'o swept OUT Of his
hands TO-DAY by a decree OF the Supreme
Court of the United States
The contention 0f the goverrTrTt was
that Carter. as engineer officer Of the army,
in charge 81 Improvements in the haroor
A. Savannah. Ga. with Greene & Taylor.
contractors defrauded the government by
manipulating tn specifications and the let
ting OF the contracts so as practically 70
prevent competition. and thereafter super
intending the performance Of the work IN
such an inefficient and lax manner As 20
allow faulty construction Il IS asserted
thereby the government lost more than
g OO0 On0. OF this amount II Is alleged Car
ter got one-third. The suit decided to-day
was brought 70 obtain possession Of the Sc
r,lrities and real estate in which II was said
this money was invested. Carter was dis
missed from the army and sent 20 the
Ieayenworth penitentiarv.
l. y Carter. OF Oakland, Ill. uncle.
and r : Carter. OF Chicago. a brother OF
O. VI. Carter. were charged with aiding
him 70 conceal the alleged fraudulentiy ac-
quired funds. and with having in their pos
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19

e1ualze rates. bur that its -erde--v vii
he -0 decrease ire rates for snort hsU'=
Speaker cannon is among those nor thor
ouEh'y satisfied with The amendment Of the
House committee In commenting on this
subject the Speaker said
-Nev York is practically ~ -he oces7.
s. are Sa- Francisco and Ses--te There
are = great many hundred stations. when
you go away from -he ocean. along th-
lines - railroad reaching rni-rv-@ive hun
d~ed miles from one ocear 70 -1e other. or
course. f- is 81 ve-v interesting 70 TAX
about -he charge 70 ogden being more than
q iz from New York IN san Francisco. and
know much complaint has been made
But have the advocates II this measure
Considered tire p~0posi-s - ~ either -Iling
up the ocean o- PROHIBITING commerce on
the occs~ from New York 70 san Francisco.
r- providing a. 70 rre rates. that there may
be no discrimination as against the stations
inland from one ocean 70 the other. that is
that t,s rates on the ocean from NeV York
70 san Francisco shall not be lower than
The cost n shipping across the continent in
land bv "a a1wav7 Tr other words. is n UraC-
-t~arle % leEislsre 81 as 20 deprive NeW
York arc Ssn Francisco 81 the heneht NJ
me ocean. tnat 0o injustice may be done
10 nc towns inlsrd7"
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
FOR CAMPAIGN PUBLICITY
House Passes Mccall Bill-Mann
It's Only Opponent.

Washington. April 1s.-Representative
Mann. of Illinois. was the only member Of
the House who opposed the Mccall cam
paign publicity bill. which was passed this
afternoon. He based his opposition on the
ground that the terms Of the measure are
so broad as 70 include all organizations
which have any Dearing on politics an6
newspar .Ss owned by individuals which at
tempo 10 influence public opinion. He de-
clared that under this measure the Rivers
and Harbors Congress. the American Fed
Grafton of Labor and other similar OrganI-
cations will he compelled 20 make their
entire expenditures public q that newS-
papers Will be forced to make public their
business accounts. The advocates of the
measure acknowledged that all organiza-
tons influencing politics in any way would
be compelled to render accounts. but they
declared that the bill would not be so far
reaching Mr. Mann feared. Representa-
tives Gaines. Of West Virginia: Conry, of
New York. Mccall. of Massachusetts. and
Rucker of Missouri spoke in favor Of the
bill
The Hamilton bill providing for a spe-
cial election in Hawaii on prohibitioc met
with strong opposition from Representative
Stafford. Of Wisconsin. who Contended that
20 force the people Of Hawaii 70 vote on
the question was an infringement OF their
right Of local self-government Representa-
tive BOutell. of Illinois. took the same
ground. but the bill was passed. % 70 50.
Representative Pavne's bill giving the
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor au-
thority 70 frame regulations for the pro-
lection Of seals near the PribylOv Islands
was ia ssed without division.
Just after the House met numerous petit
tions from female suffraEists were present
ed II required i've pages 10 carry those
from New York. presented by Representa-
tive Bennet They h about eighty thou
SAND signatures.
At a night session Representative GouI-
den Of New York. Madden or Illinois. and
Lenroot. Of Wisconsin. discussed the rail
road biz
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
BALKS At QUESTIONS
Former American Flag" Editor
Nav Be Reported 10 House.

Washington April 1S-Tohr NJ Maxwell
forn7-rlv editor Of The American Flag"
the organ Of The Merchant Marine League
of the United States. to-day refused 10 an
swer questions as 10 his sources ot in
formation.
The questions viii ~ nut 20 him again a.
special session of the House committee
which is Investigating ire alleged ship 81 D.
sldE lobby. tomorrow. and unless he
changes his mind. TIE attitude OF the wit
ness wiH - reported 70 he House
The November issue of Tire American
Flag contained an article headed Word
r0 Washington Co--esporden-s.- which
Maxwell testified to-day was an effort &c
reply 70 unfair stories and haseless
charges hy some correspondents. The only
oo~respordenrs he could mention we're John
Snure. Of The Des Noines Register" and
William Brigham. Of The Boston Tran
script. He charged these correspondents
attn taking" because they sent stories 70
r0eir papers saying that II had become
clear that the camps ign FOR ship subsidy
originated I'm the STANDARD OIL Beef Trust
plan 90 dominate South America
T1e witness explained that he did no.
mean that these newspaper men mad any
direct relation with or are Influenced bv
such foreign shipping lobby. but that they
send OUT matter fairly repre- sentative Of the
kind ~ countrywide propaganda 10 pre-
vent legislation 10 restore the merchant
marine. The article under IRE warned all
professional merchant marine liars tnst We
propose 90 get a square deal
.N no are these professional liars 90 Nr
Maxwell was asked
The witness declined 10 answer and ex-
planned that. his interest and connection
with the league having ceased il meant
nothing 20 him 20 continue in an attitude
Of making charges
DO YOU know any correspondent that
got his 90 he was asked.
NO" replied Mr. Maxwell. hut any
correspondent who would send out such an
untrue story must have"
DO YOU wish 20 leave the inference thar
shiny graft exists
"I don't wish TO leave any inference T.
was not intended as an attack on Con-
Sress
"Do you know of any sllm- graft
IF 7 did 1 would not state II A. this
time.
Tre witness refused 70 say where he oh
rained his information a TO a London con
ference 10 plan heading on ship subsidy
legislation here. pleading editorial rr,,i-
Iege" VIXEN asked What ne meant nv
W NashinEtou Doodle campaign" he rspIied
that he did not care % Ella borare-thst he
published the statement for what II was
u-0r-h
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
RIVER AND HARBOR FIGHT
Senate Expected to Pass Bill
TODAY.
From TIE Tribune Bureau ]


Washington. April fS-There was un-
usual variety IN the business considered BY
-ha Senate to-day. The presentation Of the
many PETITIONS asking for an amendment
70 the constitution authorizing women 10
vote vas the first business Of interest. After
this there was a SHIT but lively debate on
the Lodge resolution appropriatinG SIS. 900
70 enable the special committee on the cos
~ living 70 collect statistics and other darI
bearing on prices The resolution went
over until to-rOr~ov. The interstate conf
r7erce bill was laid aside temporarily. and
about three and half hours were devoted
% consideration of the river and harbor
bI.l A. 30 this measure vas laid aside
AMI the rest Of the session was devoted 20
eulogies Of the late Representative Davey
Of Louisiana
Considerable progress was mad WITH TIE
river and harbor bill. and it IS expected that
the measure will pass to-day Senator
Burton continued his criticism q various
provisions ~ the bill which hc regarded aS
unvarranted bv the reports OF the er <ineers
and which he said meart waste OF public
funds. He was followed ~ Senator New
lands who made an inpassioned plea for
co-opera tior between the states and the
national government. with a view 20 deveI-
opinE ocean. lake and river commerce in a
comprcFcrsfve. definite and scientific way
Practically all the important projects in the
bill have been approved. and u is apparent
tuat Mr.. Burton is making a hopeless fight
TO q river and harbor bill which contains
nothing except absolutely feasible and nee
essarv PRO iects-
II is believed that the House conferrees
will make a hard fight against many Of the
Seratc amendments. and that thus a bill
will he sent 20 the President whics he can
aDTr0 ..
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
D. & H. STRIKE VOTED
Expected That Compromise Viii
Be Effected.

wilkes Barr-. Penn, April fS-The con-
ductOrs. trainmen. engineers. treren and
biographies Of the Delaware & Hudson
Railroad Company have voted 20 go out
on strike tomorrow unless the company
grants the Baltimore & Ohio scale The
vote was completed on Saturday and aC-
Cording 20 a statement issued rO-dav. 10
was overwhel lmingly in favor OF "A strike
unless the concessions asked for are
granted
NJ ". Csdle. Of Cleveland. assistant
grand Chier Of the engineers. left Scranton
to-day for Albany. where he viii hold A
conference with the higher officials cf tbe
company. II is thought that a compromise
will De reached and strike averted.
Baltimore. April 1s.-Under the terms OF
an agreement between the Baltimore &
ohio Railroad and its locomotive freuen
announced here TO-DAY the men receive an
average increase Of 5i= 10 s per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
FAvoRs APPALACHIAN RESERVE
Bill Reported TO House from Commit
tee on Agriculture.

Washington. April ls-The hiI creating
the Southern Appalachian and White
Mountain forest reserve was fsyora hIv re-
ported to-day from the COMMITTEE on Agri
culture in the House The purpose ~ the
bin is ro preserve watersheds rs conser,-a-
ton ~ trees and reforestation "a here neces-
ea~V
The majority report Saws th~-e is M
more important bin before Congress. and
declares that the almost unanimous s-ntf-
menf ~ progressive citizens demands IA
rorah.e action n is said 10 be- the FIRST
step .n tne direction of the great movement
Tor reuseryatlon of national resources
The minority report. signed by Chairman
Scott and SIX other member. dacIares
tlaf congress has little warrant for enter
ug or q policy which must. if followed
'o rho extent advocated by its proponents
involve the expenditure Of gast sums o,
none, and entail permanent heavy cost
.r trc Treasury"
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
EELONG ANDSHORT HAUL
p-,nosed Amendment to Inter-
state Commerce Bill.
A CONFLICT or OPINION
,sr;uistration Measure Delayed
= Senate Pending Settle
ment Of Question.
---o- - --.sune su-esu ,

..f-s.o- Au-rl fS-The aGr~ r. Isl. ~ b.
-, - Strengthen the interstate com
... Is oeing DELAYED I'm the Senate
settlement - the question
- IN amendment srs,l ne inserted
s-r f7~ a lorg End short haul clause
- from IRE internountai states
- ---re r canvass and are asserting
-t--- -rat they nave enough votes 20
an amendment OF Vhis character
80 -re Stznchesr regulars on TIE
.s-.rs- sl1e 49, Insisting on this
-s-.er-. and tneir sctir1tv has com
-. -,e attention os the Senators in
- Gle ril on the other hand.
-. experts ~ some ~ The leading
- lines have come 20 Washington
i ---.- "a vigorous protest against any
lection NJ the eAist.ng law relating
i - and SHORE halls. They declare
-. .-s Adoption ~ either Of rhe two
100 a~erdrerts 10 the senate bill
-.- -e,oi..-.orize Tho tar.-s of all the
-. r.-es disturb rates on Uhicn ship
-. ,a.e heer led 20 believe they could
...-5 and generally unsettle established
-. conditions in al the leading
-....- AXE and ocean ports of the country.
.,.-.rs.rs have arrived IN Washington
AT - ''A commerce OF AaTL-
-. inland Western cities 10 urge the sen
-.- 90 accept tle long and shor' haul
.s-ss Tire do egg-4ons tncIude shippers
--,- Bill -Es. Spokane. salt Lake and
...,s- .-7-st-ta. ard commercial centres Of
ell. s--e---0lr-ai- country. They have
-..,-es-es senator EIkins 20 give them a
-..-.-r senator Al6rlCh returned 70
yr,s-.agt-r ro-ulert and vii take Up this
,-.s-.r- nt-r rre Senators from the
p-s-- Mountain states. uno are leading
e--- -- amend The BIZ
--a-e s. no references whatever IN tle
Ss-s-s a.- I0 -1e long and short haul
..srrr Tor was this subject considered by
..s senate COMMITTEES II vas fully dis
--sse5 r re House com ui-tee. however.
and sr amendment adopted by 2 majority
.- ore a. -re Democrats supporting =.
s~s Her-ese--s--ves Mann. kennedy. of
orc. sr6 Hubbard. of West Virginia. also
-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-19
WILL REBUILD YALE MISSION
College in China Destroyed by Rioters
20 Rise Again.
rBv Telegraph 70 IRE Tribune J

New Haven. April 1s-The Nssiona-v
Association Of Yale University has decided
70 rebuild the Vale Mission College in
chang -Sha. China. which vas completely y
destroyed bv rioters last week r will cost
about 800 90 20 replace the college. and IL
was voted 20 begin the work as soon as
the province becomes quiet again
cable message was sent % the mission
aries VINO escaped the riots and who ara
now in HsnkOv They were cOnEra tuiated
on their escape The officers Of the assOCia-
ton include the Rev Anson Phelps Stokes.
secretary % the university. Professor Fred
erick Wells Williams Louis : WsIch ard
Professor William H SOllman
u is believed that the Chinese govern
r1ent will be obliged 70 bear the expense of
rebuilding the college