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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
GILL AND WAY
MAKE CHARGES.
INFERENCE

Developments OF conference OF
restricted district between mAyoi
and committee OF South End mot
yesterday afternoon;
Old district 10 remain open,
with police restrictions 20 make
Y az ineffenaivc az possible,
until new district 10 ready.
New district 20 be south OF
Hanford ct, back OF old Bay
View brewery, two miles south
of Tosler way.
length Of time until new
district 10 In operation and old
dirfriet abolished, question.
GU says Il Will be when Dear.
born rearade 10 completed,
maybe els or eight months.
Members o. committee think IL
longer, maybe two years. No
definite tifue named.
No saloons and no over.
crowded crib houses In new
district.
Fire flcvs for minute between
MAJOR Gill and Councilman Way
az the conference yesterday ~ a
special committee with the mayor
Councilman Way "a trying 10 run
tho administration. and has other
than a public interest VA trying 20
moxe the restricted district from
ia location between Yeslet way
aud kiuK 81 and went of First nv
was The implication 81 statement
% Gill
WAY came back strong with the
fotprt that the mayor and police
department begging the issue
ln raihnw the location an emer.
Eency move admitting that the res,
ideniiAi districts Nrfe being
cleaned out Wag said
"This. houever. is not the
real emergency. Mr.. Mayor.
The facts are your police de.
partuiens vas forced 10 take
care 81 tire horde Of women
who fioekea 20 tire city after
your election. There lent ono
out % nine - she women In the
so-eailed temporary district
~ho Vas ~ the city prior 20
your election"
llll made no rtpiy 20 this. and
through the major part % Tho NEST.
ING there was evidence 81 desire
20 really wofk together on a aattie.
meut q the restricted district prob.
lem.
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~ JOHN YoUNcLovE.
CHAPTER III

have gone into our disastrous
Canadian experience to show the
handicap under which Constance
and started our marriage expert.
ence
hut nos we Uere hack In Seattle
my old home. and ! had secured a
300 the day % our retarn u Paid
SIS week and there vas a good
future tn the work We had left
behind Us in the Canadian town a
number Of debts which ne were
bound % pay with the first money
! could earn
So at first We went SO tive With
my father ard hr0ther-aud tried
70 persuade ourselves We wereu I
accepting charity from my family
Here again our expenses we're
very light OF the household *.
penses my father ard paid share
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]. {. HUMPHREYS
W|LLFIGHT To
STAYIN RACE

John r Humphries insists that
be Is not going 10 be counted In
on the preliminary primary election.
proposed 70 eliminate two % King
county's three candidates for Uuited
States senator
In the following letter % The
Star. Humphries explains his 20
sltion
Editor Star. Dear Sir You can
state 10 the public that ] have seen
the petitions now circulating Tor a
preliminary senatorial primary IN
King county
now reiterate 10 the public THAT
will only abide by the decision Of
the electors at the regular primary
election 90 be held on September
~. 1910 The statutes Of this state
furnish the only method Of eudora.
Ing candidates for the United
States senate. fixing the time for an
election and providing for expenses
Of election officers
] am a law abiding citizen. and
under 70 circumstances and under
no conditions viii ] enter into an
agreement 20 60 into any other
primary election than the regular
primary election provided by
statute 10 BE- held September ~.
1910. n other candidates desire to
agree between themselves they can
do So but ] will not be- bound by
any preliminary senatorial primary
Will advise an of my friends 90
keep out on such a primary and
when the time comes. 90 vote
against every candidate who has
been trying 20 thwart the will Of
the people and dlsobey the direct
primary law
The people % this state have for
years been working for 4 direct prl
mary law They uow have one.
and an good citizens. who are Law
abiding and want an honest *
preston u the people. cannot OBJ.
jet 10 abiding by the result OBJ.
tanned 10 the regular manner pro
vided BY law There o. no law Tor
any other kind N primary election.
There IS no reason why candt
dates Of the special interests cannot
meet together, draw straws. pitch
heads Or tails OF cast lots which
one will run against me now
believe that ] can beat any OF them
that have been mentioned next
September and 81 matters little 90
nc which Of The candidates OF the
special interests are pat upon the
track against me Let the people
rule.
The electors are tired 90 ring
rule conventions and political
tricks and they can sec through
al such propositions as arc now
being advocated. by persons who
know That defoat ls staring them in
the face and who are trying 10
overcome the win Of the people hy
resoriine 20 tricks and unfair deal
lnga The people d. not 40 the com.
ing election propose to be- robbed
OF thclf rights by the same old 20.
btical gang
JOHN r.. HUMPHREYS.
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COLONIAL HAIR WAihAss 4, 4
not break the hair Prlee, J v r1t
SCOTT KING INVISIBLE ! ~ Y
LAR SUPPORTS, no seWi z, .sTIl.
"rIGHToN' HAT 1919 I. eI,.l
FOR chlldren's hats Oo'H'
and white. SC card. ,nss MAIN
NAlAD FULL DRESS az I'd
SOCK SHIELD, SIZE ioa assIn n
sUPERBA SKIRT hA'u ~.
shades, ioc yard. First Fl.s .---
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FREDERICK a. NELSON. Inc.
sssss cie.s. p@at &C $50
FURNITURE
DRY ooors
Featuring Smart Trimmed Hats at $500

The Basement Salesroom Millinery
Section is now featuring an especially at
tractive and varied line of Trimmed Hats
at $500, including smart Tailored and
Semi-Dress effects in milans, chips. and
the popular rough braids. These are
shown in range of colors that includes
black, champagne, tapestry blue and
burnt straw, and are effectively trim
med with small flowers and ribbon.
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VELVET GRIP HOSE SUPPORT.
Err wide webbing. Children's
sizes. zoe pair.
TWIST DE LUXE. substitute for
sewing silk Comes in LOUNGE
spools. zoe spool
GRIP FAST" SHIRT WAIST
BELT adjustable from rs 10 32
inches Price Use.
SlLkGRlp SILK WOUND HAIR
PINS. Ice dozen
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HAiRLIGHT TURpANFTTE
has wire frame. net covered. with
combs attached Price. 50c.
CARBONA CLEANING FLUID.
removes grease spots instantly. 45c
bottle.
DE LONG HOOK AND EYE
TAPE comes In black and white.
zoe yard.
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JOHN AND CONSTANCE IN BOARDING HOUSE

and share allkebuf nothing was
said about rent
Hut when Ne had paid our Cana
dian debts our pride compelled us
% leave my father house we de-
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HUDNUT'S EXTREME WOLF
TALCUM. in flesh or white. Sk
HUDNUT'S VIOLET SEC fAE
CUM. 25c. .cn
HUDNUT'S VIOLET ALNOsR
MEAL. 25c and Soc.
HUDNUT'S-NIOLET SEC S0A''
2se cake .~ri
HUDNUT'S LIQUID GREN
SOAP, periumed. soc bottle. rvF
HtfDNUT'S DENTALuAh
TOOTH POWDER, 25c. rvt
HUDNUTS DENTALV"A
TOOTH PASTE, 2So.
HUDNUT'S NAILUSTRE a
Simultaneous polish SOC. IL. v,sil
HUDNU1"S MARVELLOUS ~
POLISH 2Sc I'm 81
HUDNUTS CUTICLE Aei' u
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SATIN STRIPE CHALLIES. % INCH
is WIDE. 3Sc YARD-An excellent as
sortmeni Of these pretty fabrics has lust
been added 10 the Dress Goods showing
They come IN number Of plain colors. in
GLIDING black and cream white. also solid
colors cmbellished with Persian and Egvp-
tan side bands very effective Tor trimming:
also in Persian dotted and floral effects.
PEKIN STRIPE SATIN PRUNEILA
One of the seasons highly favored dress
materials. shown in seal, smoke. Havana
raisin mid.-brown and stone-green Fifty
inches wide SlO0 yard
MOHAGR SlCILIAN. 50 INCHES
WIDE. 58c YARD-A very desirable quail
liy shown in black. navy cardinal and stone
green
ATWOOD PANAMA. 80 INCHES
VIDE, soc YARD-Comcs in navy-bluc
and brown
NOVELTY CHECK sU1TINCs. "a
INCHES WIDE, $50 YARD-Thesr come
In various styles Of the popular black and
white and navy and white checks
BLACK AND WHITE SHEPHERD
CHECKS, 50 INCHES WIDE. zoe YARD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

Light Gray Silver Dotted Mousseline de Sole, As
inches wide Si.7s yard
White Moussene de Sole gold dotted. 20 inches
wide, SIPS yard
Printed Mousseline de Sole in dainty floral ef-
iects. as inches wide SIPS yard
Chiffon Cloths in navy sver-gray. light blue.
pink, apricot, amethyst white cream and black
IS inches wide. 81. so and Sl.7s yard
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Richard Hudnut's
Toilet Preparations

HUDNUT'S PERFECTOLA GER
ATE, Violet periumed, SloO.
HuDNuT'S CREME SEC, a disap-
pearing cream, soc
HUDNUTS TOILET CERATE. a
skin food, soc.
HUDNUTS CUCUMBER COLD
CREAM, perfumed with orange flow
crs. soc
HUDNUTS VIOLET SUpERBA
FACE POWDER. in Flesh. White or
Brunette, 60c box.
tlrst k,f,,r
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ALL-PATENT BLUCHER OAF0M
on iooiiorm last, has low military heel r.
welt sole with medium extension edge sra
$3.50.
PATENT BLUCHER OXFORD, y
plain narrow toe. short vamp, Cuban =
and welt sole with close trimmed g.
Price $3.50 -riut re-
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HUDNUT'S PERFUMES in Violet
Supcrba. Violet Sec. Saudalwood. Chry-
sis, Ambree Niolctta and Ambree Rosa.
81 % ounce.
HUDNUTS PERFUMES in Sweet
Orchid. Virginia Rose. Violet Orris. Ma
poleon Violet and White Heliotrope. Soc
ounce.
HUDNUTS TOILET WATER. in
Extreme Violet and Violet Sec, Sl4O
HUDNUTS TOILET WATER.
extreme Violet or Lavender, 7sc.
HUDNUTS SACHET POWDER.
in White Wood Violet. Virginia Rose
and Chrysis. SOC ounce.
HUDNUTS SELECTED EAST
INDIA BAY RUM. Soc
HUDNUTS FLORIDA WATER.
for the toilet. Soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

Marquisetie and Silk Nets in a variety Of mtssu
and colorings, IS inches wide, l.5O Sl75. S100sM
up 10 $3.50 yard
Black Silk Applique Net, hand-embroidered 4
inches wide. $1,000 yard
Gold and Silver Buglc Beaded Nets. $500 So
500 and up to $500 yard
pleasing assortment Of Chantilly and handlu'
Breton Laces and Shadow Nets at attractiyely IN
prices.
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Interesting Values in Stylish Dress Materials

Mention made OF lew interesting The ATTRACTIVE show
ing popular priced Dress Materials
silks and Dress Goods Section -.
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A Varied Line of Womens Neckwear at 25c

Net Cascade labots. trimmed with Valen-
ciennes lace. 2sc
Jabots Of fine lawn in one-sidc effect. trim
med with three rows Of Valcncienncs inscr-
ton and imitation Cluny lace. 2Sc
Jabots 81 fine lawn. one-sidc effect trim
med with white OF colored embroidery and
edge Of Naiencicnncs lace. 2Sc.
Two-Ta Iabots trimmed with lace inser-
ton and edge. 2sc
Embroidered Stocks with double tab. 2sc
The New Acroplane Stock Collars one
side effect trimmed with pearl buttons. 25c.
MORE Ribbon, 50 inches wide. in whit,
sky and cardinal. zoe yard.
"Stay-On" Hair-boyy Fasteners IN. ca,i
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"a rnIfur.
Dry coo.,ss
Distinctive Models in Tailored Suits at S3s M

q notable collection d
new and attractiy.
spring models in Won.
ems I ailored Suits i !,
evidence at this price. i
Guiding garments 81 Il.
lnannish worsteds, dis,.
onals, wales, Frenes
'erges' checks and plaid.
IN a very broad range NJ
new and staple coloring.
The coats are q anal
81 inches long, lined vial
soft silk or foulard. anal
the skirts come in a van.
ETY. Of popular PLATED
and killed effects. Every
detail Of fit and hni,s
reflects the care exenst /
ed in the designing al /
tailoring Of these "a. |
mcnts.
h c Comprehensive
line includes models and
sizes Tor misses, susu |
women and large Won. /
en-, all values Of an u. |
usually high order II
$500.
Second Fssn /
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POPLAR CLOTH. 80 INCHES WIDE.
Z5c YARD Shown IN black. navy. cream.
pink. light blue. brown. cardinal and garnet (
an especially desirable fabric for childreus
wear. bathing and gymnasium suits
SEDO SILK, 1S INCHES WIDE. 44c
fARD-This soft and beautiful Silk closely
resembles chiffon faillc and is shown IN al
attractive assortment Of choice colorngs. in.
GLIDING maize, pink light blue old-rose
light hclioirope, od-blue. navy pheasant
peacock, Jasper, raspberry, rescda black and
ivory
LIBERTY FINISHED LINING SAT-
IN. 80 INCHES WIDE. 7se YARD-An es-
pccially good quality. shown in black. iyorv
pearl gIay midgray mid.-tan and cham
payne
SEASONABLE TAFFETA sUITINCs
4Sc YARD-fhe showing includes pin
checks, small shepherd checks and hair-linc
stripes in combinations of black mulberry.
gray navy, old-blue and green with white
JAPANESE SILK, p INCHES WIDE.
23c YARD-A fabric Of fine, even texture
shown in black, ivory, coral-piuk. light blue.
maize lavender, Nile and cardinal.
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tcorunuss romerrow)
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ALL-PAIENT BLUCHER OXFORD
on new short yamp pattern with tip close
trimmed welt sole and high Cuban heel.
Price 50 so
PATENT BLUCHER OXFORD. having
medium round toe. military heel. dull mat
collar. and welt sole with close trimmed
edge Price $3.50
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Misses Dressy Chiffon Frock,

Exquisite Dresses, Just the pretty tasteful frock
demanded for afternoon and evening wear Made n
pretty chiffon cloths The waist is cut with Ios
neck. finished with shirring and garniture Elbow
sleeves, skirt plated and made over silk Coon|
white. light blue, pink and maize Sizes H. 10 anl
Is Prices $500 and $4,000. -.
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Misses Tailored Suits at $25.0(

Materials dagonas. Frence scrges. worsteds
and novelty suitings. Coats are semi-iitiing with
maunish notch collar or new shawl collar. some fin
ished with silk MORE. The coats have self color lin
ings. The skirts are full killed or plated Coors-
navy. old-rose. delft gray tan and black Sizes H.
10 and rs. Price $500 second ,,..,
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Dainty One Piece Models in Silk Dresses
at $500, $3.50 and $500

line OF effective Spring Dresses made for us by manufacturer
whose interpretations OF Paris fashions
try and who equally noted for his cevnes originating
style features
The raah and aeta silks crepe de chine fouads
and messanes The waists have pretty yokes finished
rich emboideres and bradng The skirts in the draped
tunic and plated styles Come strong
evening shades
Prices $3.50 S2Z so and $500
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A New Showing of Novelties in Laces Nets and Chf

display in
unctaped OF
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"slay-on' Hair-bow Fasteners, 10 each.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-24
START BLOODY RIOT
CHICAGO GARMENT WORKERS
AND POLICE ENGAGE N
MINIATURE BATTLE
Ore MAJ HIlfet ard Mary Wcunoed
ere Tre.eIe Starting wrer a "o-
-zr S~srssecrezker Sapced
4 Picket

C.iczso-T1e passage o. all hoP=
Of an Immediate settlement OF the gar
neat workers strike threw many
strikers ito : tre--y OF despair on
thursday. and TIE labor var entered
tie most serio1s stag OF is history.
IN rto1s. which began early. o1e striker
Vas s1ot and killed. another vas prob
ably fatally wounded four policemen
we're injured a11 another striker was
hurt
TIE strikers were so. by he 20
Ice Il Z riol II which ne garment
workers attacked me ~ol1ecoars Win
hack 5aekx OF Their oE1 coas--uc-
ZOE heavy pieces q cad VIII leather
thongs IS handles
TIE rio--Eg started Ehe1 : woman
suk@6reeker slapped : picker Eho
lad seized her. Private detectives il
~terfere1 ard policemen went 70 their
ASSISTANCE Tie rio-tzg scon became
general Only ore ares vas made
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-24
OPENS EYES or SENATORS.
Lafayette Yours 90 io~a Gives His
Views - Co1s-essre,.

Washington Szr4-or Lafayette
Young OF Iowa OF THURSDAY gave The
legislative body OF Shich ~ z been
= EeE5er exactly .ec days he s--.
prise az its existence
Hs lad prepared 70 make Al attack
d lis colleague. Senator C1unics.
#ho seeE TIE passage OF Z corc-r.
re1t resolution changing The rules OF
ne serate ard house 80 as 10 perui.
P.eceEe4l reTision Of TIE Pa1aA-
1-ch -zrlE Aw. This he id. and uo-e
Doing his logz ~h=1 he arose. IL
l@ctG-ec TIE grave and digni6et seaz-
Tors from Ire standpoint OF Al editor.
which - < = private life.
TIE se1z- gzzpec ard then arghe:
Ehe1 Nj Young toit il ia. ne COM
~ Eozlt feel relieved xe-=
20 adjourn altogether Tor 10 SOLD
years
Il gz<Fed again zten hs aIla:ed %
Is members = breezy fashion =
ooys a1t VIXEN he declared "a. IL
editors o. -h@ COUNTY z-t -ot COZ
Ess ruled lts coz-ry. ne galleries
olzed Ei-1 me Senator's il general u
larry.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-24
REBELS DEFEAT DIAz'S MEN
rcrce - Over Ore Trc2xsrc Nextca
Trsors Rsute1 ~ Fosso~es g
Ge-e~zs Nzcerr

Z PsSo Texzs-FeIs-si Troops
ser completely oEsrrA-oEn L a. n
xzgs1Szx Gzsrzng several hoa-s a. Ia
gzzzA L sail tow scar Ninaea. O
tes Mexican Northwestern & OEle.'
Tcz1- 2~ceo-tizz TO zuzhe1r1c ia<-r-z
rso1 received here Al 40 FRIDAY
evening TIE rx=zazt q the fe1e-zl
troops. zg-ee-l-g 15@. sarrez6er-l
-1el- krZs and 2-zEEi-io1 and were
allowed to depart IN TIE direction q
CA7Azxzzz
A telephone wire running Eor-E
ts-c1g. TIE EcGn-2izs brought TIE
zewx 70 -he Juz-ez b-zzcA OF sce Mex
5co Northwestern hat the fe6s-zLs
Eere Overwhelmingly defeated AZ.
~szrvsro-s rad Surrendered TIE fed
e-zl forces numbered oTer 1855 -sz
ard ~sre co--zz6 q G<1er-s NJ
rA--o z-c Ee--zE1S-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-24
Excellirs Jews Frc- Moscow.

s. Petersbzrg-Fo-rT Jewish tani
les viii De expelled from MOSCOW CT
January - 1ext. e -1ey 20 1ot cone
within provisions Of rs law. recently
approved 81 The emperor permitting
Jewish merchants q he Ers- gulli
and -h-ir families 70 reside Il -1e
city and province o. Moscow. Fifty
young men also viii be expelled. a.
provisions OF lie law permit only
children under aga . reside with
her 7arszS
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-24
ISLAND DISAPPEARS
SMALL DOT OK TIE MAP NEAR
GAN SALVADOR sANksrEs
FROM SIGHT.
re~-s1se Tragedy Fsass~s series 81
Earasssxe SserAx Sese-tee=
Fs-aMes % Aeesf Nanety Per-
scrx lossrs TaeSr Lives

New Orssxns-A <1xrzcrh s-vzn Per-
LArscn, Cxs-x EzcA xxgs rAxz a szaz2l
ss1xnS az he coast q SKz Sx.va1ce
Gsxxyg~a-ssS On TeGrS3xw. Dscxwss-
L. :czow1zx q SERIES Of earthquakes.
Az = 10 eezses<e ~sevsssesn fxzEses
CIR xsspur naaerF S~sasas. lost she1r Ewes
T1< S1szazrA ADDS rsa- Sxz Saliva
Der WIS repeatedly SHAKES ~ cart
gn1kes axx- week and the series *
ThErs1zs x2sAt wxs especially severe
Tie a<cSAe CO the E-tse sxsGn1 To
ya.eo we're observed Erszg sssz4ss q
distress hate Tez-s1xg xt-erzass2~ SAYS
lie 1lssnrcA azs because q TIE e1c@t-
aAae crx1S.zsas - the r<oTAe On The
Sz1vE5orszz sAcre II WAS cut q TIE
rDestso. n tai acSz- 20 xez1 sAe- re-
be. Tie eArTs ssackx eoat1z2e6 EaE18
pas rs6ntEAt TAx-S1ay A11 Frs<xy
morning rAe axszza had en-l-e8y G2szg
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Tax1zEc2-S~1sr De- Asa
Graz s1Ecg sx1rLar1 l1zrE Ii -z&s
fer s@e-sgcee1-.T tr1z Cs-s 70 ne
IzEtad SzEtsR vas sf-eEs- E2 1sz-
sa1x-e a. - osseck SzzGEE zo-z-
tag zrf @-e ten = A-sr H@
Lax x;tSz2-1 tA= Az-s - o. Zs -
e-1szz Society .or lie 421sc1xs S@1-@
reas % i~Zrsrz4aAa-2l Disputes S4l1--
Car E4gal z2e resare1 G~Ez2rszt2s II
good eex4tA A75ez Re wks s-gN8ez
r1Fsag1Azs were s1zEez%1 II. -
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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-24
TAFT SCOTS At War SCARE
President TAR Tells Peace seesNs "e
ceunsr,s urseeesrecnsss n1
Beer E~xzsserased-

u.sAfnrou-FcIowius tie sup
-~ss,on Of Secretary hcA1Sons x
LORI vota.tng our the military unpr
s.-ssra<s OF the United States 4 we
s-s-sE W. scare Is affecting the
! cognTry-
vagIe the war scare vas aSslnn
-~r-zhla proportions the American
800 sar he Judicial Settlement
= r-,ra-ua.ioual Disputes held L ean-
-, i, ,ha interest Of worlds peace
S4-e SATURDAY n.ght Many no'ea
-4u spoke. and among nen WIZ
p~ss;5sut Taft. who declared i va.
hsS rv-,oss TO allay the sccalIee
var scare
There : not The slightest rsaSor
s,- sueh ! sensation because Te arr
- neace with all nations q The WORK
and are quite likely 10 remain 50 ID
said
TIE president SAID bis purpose II
outlining the preparedness Oh ms
United States for var At ! peace
meeting vas 10 Stow By contrast tns
great xo-rhiness Of the movement toi
permanent euu-I Of affirmative US
ice and universal peace
The president summarized TIE cos
tirion OF the national deterses ana
Urged that Z policy Of wise military!
preparation he pursued He emp1a
sired the fact that The American PEG
ne never would consent 70 the main
snance o. 4 standing army SUFFICIENT
70 co1e with that u the greater cow
He urged the retention OF ne
r-esent regular army. the improve
rent Of tie national militia the pas
sage Of tie present volunteer oil &c
20 INTO operation should war be de-
cIared. and the passage Of Z law now
before congress providing for I force
OF ADDITIONAL officers who viii De
able Il times OF peace 70 render Ell
cert service i, drilling The militia q
The states and finally the accuuula
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