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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-27

LIZ SllGuSG III Tue
editors room of the Daily
@SS Advance was abruptly broken
ESssSg by the entrance of Ross Nc
Henry through a private door. His
eighteen years Of active newspaper
work in 4 career extending from cub
reporterhood to his present important
office had drilled into him the necessity
even the habit, of constant action,
quick thought. keen and accurate per-
ception and readiness for emergencies.
He hastily threw off his coat, glanced
at several papers laid on his desk
while he was out at dinner and seated
himself in his managerial chair. He
wrote a few rapid words on pad OF
paper at his right hand as he pushed
a button with his left to summon an
Office boy.
ANY one here while I was gone"
McHenry queried sharply as the boy
entered.
"Yes. sir. Woman whose boy was
pinched wants TO keep it out Of tn
paper. Been outside two hours She's
sittin' outside an bawls an bawls an
bawls."
Tell her we're printing a newspa-
per and I've left for the night
Then there was a few phone calls.
We banded 'em all 'eept TIL last He
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-27

was a man NAM
ed Nolan, an he
wanted ter see
You"
Nc II enry i'm
media tely be-
came interested.
Nv ha I'd you
t ell him?" he
asked, rising.
THAT you was
to TIL theayter."
L ne IududSluS
editor picked up
a Congressional
Director and
SHE'D it forcibly
at the lad.
W ell, N xt
time, young man,
you tell him I've
lust stepped
d wv u to [ b e
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-27

night editors room. Nolan; remember
his name-Nolan. He's the new owner"
Cheese It, another owner. Nobody
keeps US long do they?"
No" responded McHenry laconical-
ly. Like certain other luxuries, no
body keeps us long. We're too ex-
pensive, Durkin.'
The boy grinned and hurried away
to summon the night editor at McHen-
rvs command and to dispose Of the
"bawling" woman
McHenry seated himself and turned
to the ever ready telephone at the
right hand corner of his desk:
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-27

the Lansing Iron
company into a
receivershipT he
Queried.
Il dunno Any
k i c k s on this
mornings p
II should say
yes = telep b one
going all day"
McHenzy turn
ed and pounded
the desk with his
fist.
IF they kicked
on that they'd get
our jobs on this"
He pointed at the
proof OF the new
Barteluw story
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-27

BE silence in the managing
editors room of the Daily
Advance was abruptly broken
by the entrance of Ross Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
MACHINISTS
NOT AF TER
CLOSED SHOP
Hannah, National Labor
Leader, Gives Out State
ment Here - Reports
Progress.

William Hannah. International
vice president ol the Machlnists'
uniun. was in seattle yesterday IN
the interests ct the maChinists de
mand Tor an olghthour day On
strike. i15. at work under the
Cight,hour day rule. lo--this was
his report uf progress Ia Seattle.
Nineteen shops are operating
under the eight hour day. said the
labor man. "and the other 20 are
working with short shifts and
using boys to help out"
Before leaving for Everett. To-
forward the strike there. Hannah
issued the following statement
"Afsny statements have appeared
ia the press OF this city in the last
few weeks In reference to che open
shup. II appears that am attempt
Is being made 90 mislead the public
b. issuing statements to- the press
e. the effect that the mach.nists
OF Seattle and other cities ON the
Pacific coast are opposed 90 the
open shon and are On strike Tor the
closed shop
THE maehinists have never de-
manded a closed shop The or.
ganizcd maehinists Of Seattle and
other places. as wen as the uuor
gj,nised maehinists. desire an open
shUp man should not be dis.
eliminated AGAINST or discharged
from any shop merely because he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
DID YOU HEAR THAT
NOISE LAST
NIGHT?

Seattle newspapermen and their
guests last night enjoyed several
hours Of high links" entertain.
ment In the Press club. In the
Eilers building II was busy
night. carried on In relays About
the time the afternoon newspaper.
men were slowing down the P+I
bunch showed up. fresh aud en-.
thusiastie. Justice Fred G. Brown
held court. and obstreperous IN.
dividuals. such as Joe Goldie. Carl
Schmitz. James Morrison. Clarence
Gerald and others. we're appro.
priatcly fined for the good Of the
cause. The entertainment features
we're furnished by Inez Allen.
singing coincidence. Ben r. Har.
yey. originator Of ragtime, Of the
Fisher circuit; Harry Lakola. jug
gler and equllibrlat. Of Pautggea.
Clement dc Lion. sleightof hand,
Orpheum. John Delmore. story
teller. the Orpheum. Franz Abel
mann. violinlst. Savoy hotel. Billy
X. Wells. story teller. the Ma
jestic: Ward and Weber. the Ma.
jestlc; the entire chorus from the
Lyric. In living pictures and songs
Dorothy Arlington, dancing. and
Paxman. female impersonater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
PROSECUTE
REFUGEES
(conelvasd.)

reactionary party Feeling il high
because President Diaz IN forcing
the nomination of Ramon Corral to
the vice presidency.
With telegraph wires cut and
operators murdered or forced "a flee
definite Information is lacking as 10
the present situation at vaIiadolid.
fucatsn. the scene Of bloody
massacre by insurgents several days
ago Government authorities today
estimate the number u killed az 90
More than 1000 Indians are said
% have been engaged in the attack
upon the town.
About 1000 federal and state
troops and volunteers are concen-
trating AZ Dzlfas. 20 march upon
tho rebels
The fret attack was made upon
the building whore all public offices
are located After sacklng this build
ing, the rioters turned their atten-
ton to the iefe polltico. named
ReRil
The battle began IN the night. and
Il was O. m. when tho attack was
made on the building where Resil
and many other citizens had taken
refuge.
A bloody butchery followed.
Regifs wife left her four children
and went 10 the assistance Of her
husband. seeking by tears and pray
ers to reach the hearts Of the in
furiated raiders.
Rcgil was cut down before hor
eva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
GLAD TO BE RID
OF GALLAGHER?

VANCOUVER. H. C., June g.
Jas L. Gallaehcr. who was dis.
covered" yesterday IN his retreat
at North Vancouver. has veuturcd
forth. and yesterday afternoon visit.
ot the city When interviewed ne
said
There Is nothing In the state,
mcnt that certain oyerturea have
been made by friends OF either Ruvt
or the prosecution with view 90
my return. ! have never been ap.
preached Ia fact have been beyond
the pale of my friends Regarding
the prosecutions which are now
held up. nay candid opinion IL that
the prosecution has used nay ah.
scnce as an excuse % drop out uf
the deal n what they contend Is
true. there is sufficient evidence GO
couvet Ruef and "a Wholoflot more
whose names bore che stigma az
graft some years ago The man
q pousihlo for the present tauglv
finds q beautiful auhterfugc Wa my
absence and ! believe hc Is willing
To- rest his case there and close 90
shop on the whole disagrecahig
affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

CONQUER
A FIRE
Fire Follows a Cyclone That
Unroofs Missouri Peni-
tertiary, and Prisoners
Battle With Flames.

JEFFERSON cry. Mo. June ..
Three hundred caueicts. fighting
desperately under heavy guard. con.
qurred firv that threatened early
today 90 destroy thc factory section
~ the Missouri state penitentlary
The fire followed n cyclone that un .
rooted three ~ thr penitenflars
buildings ana damaged two others.
~ hail a celi building Ia witch
500 men were confined. was one ~
the structures unrnofed "a hall
also iesf iis covering. and the
building containing the prison kttch-
en-. dining haiI library amd chapel
ioat section ~ The roof and a por
zion of its upper story.
The fire started n che suulvnn
Saddle factory and threatened 90
spread throughout the prison yard
Il caused damage agRreRatlnR SIS. &.
coo The coupietH who fought mo
flames behaved admirably No al
tempts 70 escape were reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
To
REMAIN HEAD
Of CHAMBER
chsrbsr'. WORK ourios Yssr.


civic census bureau
Industrial department Ca eneuuF
age Industries
Tho development ~ ths CONNER
elai museum
Carrying on thc Insurance. eAui.
paign.
Conduct ~ the public lnfafma
lion burrau during ihe exposition
The work % thr transportation
bureau
Preserving the isndacapr features
~ the exposition for the university
The visit ~ the honorary romngef
eiai commissioner ~ Japan
Erection 81 the weather bureau
kiosk ~ FnrtHuu place
Securing - aids ta navigation 10
the kuatokwtm district
Tho appointment ~ French and
Turkish vice cansuis for this port
Thrrs features 20 the years wark
II tbs Chamber n Commerce werc
brought out today hy Secretary e.
81 Yandell IN pts annual report
After fandeifa report the tfua.
tees elected officers Of the Cham.
Der for the coming year. as follows
} u f.0wman. president. G. J.
Smith. frat vice president y W
Baker. second vice president. VIII
" Parry. treasurer. and G. b Van.
dell. secretary President L0wmhn
and Secretary Yandoll are hold.
overs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
COMMISSION MEN
LIABLE UNDER THE
LAW OF THE STATE

10 break the control Of The
Wentorn av commlaslou men over
The prices at the produce con
aumod BY. Seattle hotels and res
tnurnntn, committee WINS ap.
pointed Mt the joint session " the
stewnrda and Heaiaufant Keep
efa association last night 70 forum.
late plans for the establishment Of
an independent commission house.
Legal opinions were read az the
meeting 10 the effect that the
buainoss methods Of the Western
nv. commission houses are Illegal.
and that prosecutions could be-
maintained az law
Three commission men not IN
the combine were present az the
meeting, and agreed % aid in the
formation Of an independent com
mission house Friday the Hotel
association and the Stewards and
Restaurant Keepers association
will each have a committee 81
three at a meeting IN the Perry
hotel The associations have
bound themselves 10 abide BY the
decision OF this joint committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
CLIMB MOUNT
M'KINLEY
AGAIN

FAIRBANKS. june p.-Mt Mc.
Kinloy has been climbed Tor tho
second time. and again u 10 Alaskan
miners who have stood on The SUM
nit Of the highest peak 10 America.
Pete Anderson. W. Il Taylor and
Charles McgoniKie. who were with
Tom Lloyd Of Seattle and Fair
banks on the first ascent ~ tho
mountain Aurll 3. returned 90 Fair
banks last night with the nowH mat
they had again scaled The peak
May H. They cofroboruto in every
detail Lloyd's story ~ the first as
cent
These three men did not return
70 Fairbanks with Lloyd, but
stayed at The foot ~ the mountain
They found tho American flag left
six weeks before boy Lloyd SIN wav-
Ing ia the wind that sweeps the twin
craga ~ the summit PruHpcciorH lu
from the Mckinley district aay tho
flag IL plainly visible on clear daYs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

ls member of the International
Association of Muchlnlnta, neither
should he be diucrlmlnatCd against
cor discharged morcly because he
ls not e member oi cur association.
Leave Men Free
"a competent mnchlniHt. who
can ran thc position In the shop
to the satisfaction of his employer.
should not be- barred from employ.
mcnt for The reason that hc is or
is not q member OF organized Ia.
Dor That is our position ON the
open shop question, give ua an
open shop and lct the men decide
without Interference from the
employers whether they shall be
come members of labor organiEa.
uon OF not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
$2,9 FINE FOR
HELENA OFFICIALS
INV United Pye.s

HELENA, Mont, June 9.-lt
10 probable that Mayor Edwards
and the seven aldermen who
have been opposing the rein
statement OF police captain and
several policemen whom they
doposed, will back down.
Yesterday Mayor Edwards
paid fines aggrsgatina $500
assessed against him and seven
aldermen for contempt Of court.
The contempt proceedings were
brought against the officials
when they refused TO reinstate
tho policemen whom they had
discharged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
THREE DEAD IN
MISSOURI WRECK

ST. LOUIS. June s.--iron Noun
tain train No. known az the Fssi
Mail. which left here at 1925 this
morning for Texarkana. was de
rallied eight miles outside Of the
city and three trainmcn killed and
eight injured. No passengers were
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
EGAN WINS IN
SOUTH DAKOTA

SIOUX FALLS. b. -. june
Latest RETURNS today indicate that
George w. Egau independent Pc.
publican. secured fhe EubfrulinfiHl
nomination ovrr hIs opponent Gov
ornor VeHner by 5000. veaaer
claims 90 have been nominated by
q minority ~ 800 The question
probably viii not be decided until
an official count ia made
ngun went before the people o.
secure yindlcation n himself on
charges th8t be- retained tho money
~ q client hc represented gag law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
Cardinal Rampelln IL ~.

ROME, June e.--cardinal Ram.
polla's condition today is alarming.
The prolats suffered n number o.
attacks o. fainilna recently. The
nature of hls lllne is not mads
public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
TFFF $50
. MARIE cars a RIBBON }
FROM TIE KING /.

. FHIIa june Marie -.
. paa american soprano. sg., :
. pnw'.a the deoumile, !, !.
= tnan milan order n ms,,, -.
. ls Officially singer >,
4 itpHman.an court me W.. y. y.
= itnumaula tclographs9 ~ ~.
= t9 hIH iappold last nlsts
= FE444Es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

LONDON. June Sir George
Newnes, a well known English ed
ltor died today. lie was the founder
of the Westminster Gazette. It'd
Bits and the Strand Magazine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
The Oriental Pool Rooms
4b--Pool Tables-45
2b-6ole TAblea-23

Bar. restaurant. cigar stand and
seven chair barber shop. Largest
place Of the kind in tho world $40
cash Ciyen away daily 14l3-t517
Third ay.. between Pike and UnioA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE.

\ Water will be shut off in
4 low service mains In the dis.
4 trsct west OF l4th av. w. and
\ Magnolia Bluff. Friday, June
4 10, from 10 20 IL a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

IIr goo diabaued m n,
.,a,l and TOOK bic fir6i w., itss''s !,
, 1910-03-12

cat last the husband declared, "a bust
ness deal in which [ v,ntured a small part
of my capital went to smash, and OF course
my wife insisted that the opal was to blame.
''Not everybody connected with the
business wore an opal : my friend said.
"'No, but one opal was enough returned
my wife, calmly.
sYou know what the constant dripping of
water does to a stone-it wears the stone
away. That is precisely what constant
nagging will do to the common sense OF
any man. I was convinced in a half hearted
way against my own better judgment.
$50, partly believing, partly disbt'ievin9,
I went to a jeweler, who happened TO be a
friend Of mine, slapped the opl down on
his counter, and said, Here, give me any
thing you choose for this and it is yours.
I'm tired Of it,
81 don't want to give YOU anything for
it, he replied, after examining it carefully,
It's glass"
II returned home rejoicing, really glad
that my gem had proved spurious. My
wife, however, only shrugged her shoulders
aud said, But just think how much worse
your luck would have been had that opal
been genuine !"- Youths Companion.
, 1910-03-12
MYSTERIOUS

A doaf but pious English lady visiting q
small town in Scotland wens to church armed
with an ear-trumpet. The elders had never
seen one, and viewed it with suspicion and
uneasiness. After u short consultation one
OF them went to the lady just before the
opening Of the service, and, wnggIn8 his flu
ger at her vnrningly, whispered: One loot
and ye're DOT"
, 1910-03-12

We are very glad to hear that Tortola
has furl; entered The list as a lime juice
producing place, as on the 22nd of last
month there was shipped from the Expert
ment station lime juice to the value Of 5000
and his is the second shipment whicA-has
been made. The possibility of a lime bust
ness being added to the resources OF the
Virgin Islands looms III the near future, and
as lime growing has been the salvation Of
Dominica, it can we'll also be of Tortola.
Where does St.Jun come in?-Ljght-
dolu2fS Mail Notes, 18Th March.
, 1910-03-12
MINE.
WTLFUL WASTE MAKES WOEFUL
WANT.

Dear MIR F1it0T.-
The above is an old adaQe. and one that
can we'll be applied to the high-handgd
waste and destruction that takes place in
this Island annually. will our cane CROP.
LONG before he croD be eius. volI will
notice pe,pla tbrguobout the country and
I'M the Towns oating cane. and every after
noon from tho start 10 the finish Of the crop
season. which is about 100 working DAYS,
Won viii find the roads wen filed with peo-
Die GOING from the country 10 the Gowns,
each with from one to half a dozen fine
stocks OF caue on Their shoulders.
The school children are like a lot Of rats,
and bosjroa the ganavava. fields, carts and
WAGONS. driving or standing on tue roads
loaded with cane. from which large guam
titles arc consumed ana DESTROYED. as YOU
will see baDf-eateu cane living along the
roads and -tevn over the
In order to oct at a money valuation of
this great waste. the writer, who has been n
close observer os well ga p sufferer for many
wears. considers the following estimate a
fair and reasonable one.
, 1910-03-12
A MAGIC HEALER.

Daring an exciting game Of base ball q
PLAYER had two fingers of his right hand bad
iy bunged up, and on his way home from the
grounds he dropped into Il doctors Office to
have them attended TO.
Doctor, he asked anxiou~ly, "when this
paw of mine heals will I be aole to play the
piano.
Certainly you viii" the Doctor assured
him,
Gee! you're a wonder, Dc. I never
could before"
, 1910-03-12
BOUND TO BE UNLUCKY.

A man whose wife has her "pet supersti-
tions" confessed recently in the Chicago
Ners what happened when he attempted to
humor her. He owned, and frequently
wore, an opal st ckpin. The opal is consid-
cred an "unlucky" stone. At any rate,
whichever anything annoying, distressing or
accidental occurred, the opal was blamed.
, 1910-03-12

no. she started q dancing and rejoicing and
1hontod at is aos mine" What hea t! IN
stead Of feeling for the person with Jha dead
aujmal-and those whose gardens the pigs and
goats destroy. Would that such people
might be wiser and keep their animals homo
OF may something else be done IN order to
make the meaning clearer Of these two words
Nine and YouH8.
Thanking you for space, l remqin
yours
, 1910-03-12

The Navy estimate exceeded 1or'y MIL
lions, an increase Of five and a hall millions.
New construction l3,2(9,03O POUNDS as
against $685. 1874 last year. Projected are hVe
large armoured ships, five cruisers, twenty
deatroyerS, submarines etcetefa' ana "hAPlH
first there VIII be under construction seven
battleships, fourteen cruisers, thirty seven
destroyerS and mne submarines.
Mr.. CareW Martin, Secretary Oh the hoSai
Society OF BRITISH ARTISTS, has been sfhlehce'
TO nine months Imprisonment for em3ezzie-
ment.
\ Sydney despatch says the American
challenge for the Davis Lawn TENS cap was
received IN time, but the BRUSH ch".en88
was two days late; 1t IS however believed tlt6
both will be accepted # the Americans waive
the Objection. The matches 10 ne PiaEeH IN
New aIand, but dates are as yet not settled
Bristol has been 'Iocfed rs the port Tor
the steamers OF the Canadian Northern I'al-
way ,Instead Of Southampton
The hln1 has arrived ut bIaFfI'z,
\ Pans despatch says the fFehch cnurcn
the, nave grave PoItGaI Po77I"i'l'I9",
Ih4 senate mas received estimates tli'' tH0
1888 Is ten mdIIon francs an" o"9 oS'0IG" .
relentless In~Fe5lI&"3ioh ~"Ono'Ie9 S!s "a
tefIy th1t the "llcIaIs appointed 10 "e8po1
" a..
themselves, Winnie The RoHaIiStS are dell2nie'
and ask what VIII now become OF ora age
pensions and Other SOCIAL reform" PROMISED
by the separation OF Church ana state IN
telpeIlNtlon7 are cett1Ih ana WIZ prove a"A-
ward coming uPo" ,no eNG = '"0 'i''I l'i7
nevertheless the CABINET mas oraefe' ~
countantS from the Ministry OF Hnahce
TO assist the Investigations Many h4h
names are mentioned thouoh not "u>neuu-
caIIy.
Herr NeFm"th, the '5erMan I'nPefla'
Ireaeuref, states tina the de1cIt IS now one
hundred amt eI3hfy nlliIioh MARKS ana ! =
do0Ited whether the returns Ifo}H me
ne" taxes VIII be accurately known before
I9l2.
Ottawa, March loth-Nr Borden's amend
ment TO present two aIe@dnouen's 70 LnS-
land has been defeated by Il mtJoflty OF nIty
hNe- Seven OF his own party voted against
hlin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-29
kai so socialist StOrili
v Milwaukee.

Dostikrat Gujemo: kaj mai sto.
ri socialistiGna manjSina V NEST.
mem ali postavodajnem zastopu
kaj zamore narediti par social.
stow, akO so izvoljeni, prot og.
romnl vecini nasprotnikov zbor.
nici?
lie pocasi!
Y Milwaukee, Wis, ina socia.
liStitna stranka deSet aldermanoy
IL med petintrideset, Sest super.
vizorjev IL med Sestnajstih, tri IL
med %petnajstih Solskih nadzorni.
kov; dale .je .ieden socialistiGni
senator V senatu drzave Wiscon.
sin IL med triintridesetih in tri "a
stOpnikl V postavodaji izmed ste
clanov zbornice. Kaj mai stori ia
neznatna manjSina prot tako og.
romni veGini?
Naravno. mice ne more prica.
kovati, da hi tch par sodrugov v
mestnem ali postavodainem zasto.
pu sklepalo zakone in ordinance.
Toda ravno V Wisconsin, so soci.
alisti dokazali. da zamore tudi
manjsina pravih IN odlOcnih MOI.
ako nastopajo slozno, narediti VS..
peh Eljub nasprotujoci vccini.
Socialist Y Milwaukee so na
primer ravnokar iz"vojevali V me.
stnem svetu resoluciiO, Xxi dolOGa
da morajo imeti unijski delavci
prednost pri vsem mestnem dclu
in kontraktih. Kapitalisticni poll.
tiki naravno MISC bill "a TO resolu.
clio; toda volitvc so pred vratmi
in kapitalisti Sc ne hi radi zane.
rili delavcem. cato so Sc bridkc
pritozili, da Jill socialist ''izigra.
vajo" in g~lasovali so "a resolu.
clio.
V drugem slucaju, "a casa Strai-
ka l%ivarjev, so socialisticni alder.
mani V Milwaukee prisilili mestni
koncil, da je sprejel r~esolucijo. Xxi
je izrazala odprte simpati.ie S
Strajkarji. Vspeli so S TEN. da so
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-29

P~rehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In bolecine v vratu ter v prsih
minejo takoj, ce Sc napravi par
moenih drgnjenj s pain Expel-
ler", kakor je popisano v knjizi-
CT, V kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi v Ameriki
v sleherni lekarni "a 25 centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da je varstvena znamka s 81.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.