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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
HIIerIsi Infsrsssantes.
96S6SsS9000066S6

SUIT boz 3bOresi9luB n06 tbe Die
Mufiiht Der gunoesre1ieruag auf Gle
9eieorapben : Qualification eusssz
Oebnt niro, lit elm GhpinOelz Inter
nsbmen dufgeoedt n0r0sH. bei mel
dem etra $4,000 lei6teldubige Men=
iheH Die 9eiotraaenoeH Iino. 8eamte
pom 9s5simOisHf be- poit hopsH oie
Limited MirsleB 3elegrupb &C. in
ibrem elegant uusseiiatieien Bureau
in Rem Nort aus un0 HabmeH BEN
Braf0eHten uHter FER 4ntlage 0es
DliBbrauds Der 8cIt in Safs. Sn
Der 5hai bdnpelt IS iit I'M einsn gis
santdhen Sduin0el, luelher inon
feit Sabren betriebsa mur0e, 0hHe CAB
Yoli3ei oDer GnDere Geb0r0eE iA 0az
rum getimmsrt bdtteH. 0ds ur-
ldrinsIife Qctieneapitol Ger 8eielz
i6dft betrus 100000 absr sur9
BerDdheruHgsH uno Ioniiae unJeieBz
Tide WdnipulationeR puroe e bis CUR
Decentralization 659e Don $1.000.00O,s
900 biuaufgetrie6es. auSariaqlihe
ReCldmez4 n3eissn, 6irculdre nab
9unoe1ttdfsnoen, Mgenten. peshe
ale mi. ibrer bon sldn3enbsn BRO.
fpeete1 unterfiibtsu ueberreSunsss
tunIi 0ds ean3e 2dno uufifer mats
ten. aas oieie 9ilfsmittel m9oernen
9riinOertbuns puroen in 4nnenOung
sebrddt uRN es geIGng Netien al $50
per StId i'm 8strage pom WiIioHea
DOn Dollars uutsr oas Bolt su brins
gen. iudbreno Der nirtlihe Mers9 f9
auf etpd 10000 Per 4ctie Iielt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Die gunossrsgierung min iebt eno-
lid degeu Die gdumpoatuuderer pors
gebeR, bic Dur4 lire 8reistreibereisn
i9lnDlide g%rpreKuneen an Der gam
3eu ginpobneritdfi oisIss 9anOes
oeriibt BADEN. SIN 9unoesgeriht in
ZEN gort Tino Der @r3puderer sSds.
u. qdtten oon @9icaqo un0 Z en0ere
S%peculoHten inter 4nfldae aeTtelt
poroen, uuter @erlebung hes Sbsrs
man'ften 4nti=S ruits GeieBes fn nit
sepiTeH GorpOrdtioneu peridaporsu
3u 6dbeH, rpiafiirIiAe, iibermdBiss IL.
monopoIiFiide greiic fir 9aumipOle
gu foroeru". Gs rsroen cann cine
ganse an3abI iiiOlidsr 6irmen aes
nannt. nelde Iih nit ben 4ngetIagtsn
0erifmoren BADEN iolen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
AurrlFt POM GnDf.


8etanntli6 ihdbt man Die GiHpob
ner5abl oss dineiifmeR Rsihes auf
etfpa 400 Maiaionen,
.m nobel niht Ieltsn Der
Srs"s germutbung 8aum
geaeben piro, Dap
oisIs 3iffer gu Hieoris gssriffen lei
uno Den tbdtidhIidsn 9erbdltniFen
nur dnnGbsrRO sleihtDmms, od man.
Die ,3dbl Der gspobner i'm unbetaRnz
ten sSnnerR oes tpeiten 4eides nidt
fef3uIteIeH perm0ge. I'm @egeHfaB gu
Der bisberieen Annabme bat nun siHs
tir3li6 uHternommens 8oIts3dbluna
Oas iiberraftenoe GrgebuiB se5abt,
oaB bic @eldmmtbep1lteruug 6bin0's
nur 100 MiIlionsn betrGgt, alfo 1856
Willionen tpenigsr ais man frii6er
glaubte. Die bisberise hobe 8eD0ltez
ruHgs3tIfer 1T babel, ME maj feitge
iteat bat, IeoigIi6 auf bic niaiirlihs
4nndbme Ginger ReifsnOer 3uriid3u=
fibrsn, bic BON ben oiht suidmmene
nobusnoen @0ltsmdHsn sin3elnsr
Std0te, ipie gdnton uno peting, duf
cine dhnlihe Grid)eiEang in Dem ge=
lammtsH .Reide bes6immsIs "ihlof en-.
0ieiss @rgebnib Der eriten diHeiiiC)eH
@1lts8dblung bat ueben Ner euItUrelz
len Seite auh cine gang beosv.enoe
poliiiide, oa Is bic pom GEsn oroz
ben0e ,9eIbe @efahr" natirlih nett
penieer beOeHtlih eriheineR ldBt. ais
bisbsr angencmmen puroe.
Rad nsusrlidsr amtIider 3ufams
msRIteaung sat oos ruHiids Reid,
nit Ginrsihung 0es
xublanS's 9rnbberSo1thums
eImwsbmer5abI. 5inlanO. 160,195,=
200 ginpobner. Dds
beOsutet cine 3unahme nm 33, 900
felt nem Sabre 1892. Die eisentlihe
altruTiite gep0rterung i'll am TART
item ueitieuen, ndHaid I'm 651a Qrpc.
Die 3unabms pieIer anoerer 4aiiDuds
litdten puroe natIrlih ourh Nus
panOsrung psrminosrt. S61a pIocent
Der gspolfsruug iinO unG INNER
0lnnbausr.
Z. u. Broom. bic .ghtlanibropbis
hin" Rate 9unlen 0on Rem g)ort uno
Snugs EramfDrD Gin
gin edpitaliit non 1erre
IseiaIiFHIdbes Saute. 5no.. finO i'm
GSen. 8esIiffs. auf Der
9entu6p 2 Seiie 0es
ObiozSmTts, gsraos G%Ddnspine, Sr
aesenuber. cine Ourdnss nda iOeiGliti
itsn sSoeen tiHgerihtsts unO eeleiiete
Stdot in's 2sbsn gu ruien. Sn Der
neusn 5t0ot ioa es feline ofieniiideH
@samisu qtben. ioHosrn bic 8ero5
nsr nerOm ielbit bic Bsrpaltung be-
iOrssn. Sese Wohe ioa cine oiieHts
lihe 0srSdmmiurs sergeipohner fatts
iin0ua. duf bsr ale Streitisisi-
ten 1om 0oItea as 0srihistribuHdI
NkELltAltA tLttlNA INANN- NNN tAA-
a. oisis ioeialiitHde Ssrrlitisii pobl
oausrR pir02
Der Gterssir 0es SnHerH sat Nis
SHansriffHabms osr @ordrbsiIeR fir
oos 9srisielun1smsrt
~ aHtioes Sc an Rio 9ronos aRs
risieiHHesspsrf ssoronsi. uu0 ipdis
am tsis @raEss. tens in Suli udh
ten sSabres Ourfse
Der Ban oes Funoamentss res ayobsH
gnssl Tanmss. sss uittisFeE Shsiz
'l.s Oss llnisrHshmgns, degirrsu. 3nh
goaguouns az StauUert uHo gsries
Tttanss IHlassE rgEosn $1,000 Icrss
Gam in Ntu Terieo. zsras Il. Msris
GO beudFsrt rtToen f5unen. Ter
Damn nirs 265 5us sud uno 400
rug llas rsrosn. ST uiro 10000
Gubisncros g1nnsassrial eHiboitsH.
7cs WoFerbsdsu rirS cas- srob.s
tanfiit. in Ns I<ls isiH IND ssrus
@aHtF Rire f5 cert ismnela IaHez.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Die llnter6anolungen Der ipdnifdsn
NeaierHnd NIT Dem 8atican b~etreffs
ReDiiion oes @%oncorsdts, IoDie ser
Broteit gegsn ben t6Higlihen @rIab
pom il. SUM bs3iiglieb Der ni6ttdt6rs
liiden Observation-Disclosures ges
wabrten G~rtdubaiB lire airdcn nil
Snidriften 81 OerIebeH uIp.. baben
cine Sraanuns cr3sast, oeren 6oigea
ii1 ncA nidt abiebeH laHeu. @ine
halbdmtlide Rote Der GegierunG 0els
iet an, oaB tpenH ger 9aiican rarauf
beitebs, ieinsn proteit gsssn oas tai.
Decret opm 11.Suni aufrebt 81 erbal=
ten, bic Regierun9 ale @erban0lunqsn
be3gl. Rebiiion 0es Goncproats sb6reA
den peroe. Die &dt6oliteH Sponien'sl
riiiten ieBt gum 8ompfe ge9en Oas Gas
binett gandleias. cardinal 4auirre b.
Garcia. Gr3biItof Don SrleOc uno
Yrimas oes fpanifden @pisc5pots.
BAT bic 9iih0fe dngcpieieu, 8ruteHs
ueriammlungeu eiu3uberufeu gesen bic
Qolitit Der Regierung nit 9e3ug auf
bic Rirhe uHo Die OroeHsgeieaifdfz
ten. II Sn 0dlencid Hiirmte Elm aRti=
tirhlifer M0b sen .Rdf6pliihen
Stub" un0 ce,aoiirte Idmmtiihe NGs
bel uno 6ausgsrdtbe. Mud anbers
pdrts tamen ernItlite StOrungea Dor.
Die tatbeliide gsntrulDereinigung in
Ndorio bat bereits oem 9remierminis
ter 6anclsias siRsH mfdnereihen
Qroteit 3useiisut gssen Die tirtrufeinos
li6en UsaBreseln Der Regieruns.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Sr0B Ger sntgesentommenoen 6alz
tunr ers @aticans be3iiqlib oer piels
e~rpdbRten pGpitlihen 9orromGus =gns
3ptlita ii. irob Der balbdmfIiten Grs
fidruH9 Der preuBiiGeH Regitrung.
OGb oie M%neGlegeHhsit mln ais erle0iat
betrahist psr0sH tonne. oausrH in
eiH5elnsn 3heiieH 0es 9eutiden 8eis
DIES Die 6sbsreieu INNER ned an. gum
Se0aneTn alsr 0erer. oeneH bic Wahs
ruHa nes coHfeHionelsn JrieOens an
Screen liest. 60 Miro in oem p8rlDies
aen0 taiho!iiten NiirHberg in 8anern.
als osmantratipgr 4r0tsf. Igst fir Die
@yrihfun1 zines guihtr Teusmals
cgitirt HHb in Stustaart nur0s osr
qscn argeregt. eth 9oiofal Ref8rmas
iipnsoentHal an berbcrralenosmg.ab
81 srrihsen. QniaB su ueaem 6aesr
au6 ushmsn Sic 6sBsr Gus ginsr g1s
tidrung 0gs .GF. AomaHo"~ ess Sns
6aits. oieGHsptliia lei hersits o1oart.
0dB tie I'M pdpiilihsR 4mt56lGii uerofs
isatliai muroe. sum 4lstmsiHsl; all
ler 9ataulilen afloerct.l. 9lss 0isier
gvfla-una Iuhi man nun earsulbun.
Dap 5eg @arCaH MD. auir;diis aefuss
zen iei. als sr auf BE 9rotsi @orFsl-
laHssu Der Rs9ieruH1 aniroEisis. ois
amiiihs 8sIoffsHilihuHa Der ea3atliz
"a in ten 0sriduotHsn Ei6ssIea uno
lire 8estiHouHa Don osn q1k5eln
psr0s in Isutidlane unssghlei6eHA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Seoes Sabr trmmt Sfpar aus benz
8~ortbpeiten Elm Gortpidrei 1ssea Der
@rHte, - abtr Dieies SaGr sriAant
er lhoR elmer Wonat psr Der ses
p0hnlideu 3eit. unD er gilt neHiger
benz Man5el an Arbeitsra, dls Ser,
fir oieie 13sit unssp0bnIi6 s-aBsu
9ibe uno 1rndsnbsit. Sn WtinnefotaA
iopie in 0orb= uno Sa0odtota lit
man defenders Idi0er beiorgt. Rcd
fiRo bic 8erbdltni6e feline per8psifeI-
ten; aber nenn niht lebr bol0 glegen
tommt. 10 fino eHornle @srluTe uus
permeiolit. 4n manhen 6sloirIh=
ten, ME 3. 9. Der @erte. lit iaon isBt
Elm 9erluit BON etpa % Br0cent 81
ertenneH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

:. u. Broom. bic .gbtIant6ropbi
hin" aots Suplen Dor Rem port uno
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

.5ames NramfoTD, en-
eapitdliit Don 5erre
6aute. Sn0.. iin0 i'm
8esufis. uuf Der
qentu6p Settle Oes
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Rad neuerliaer amtlidsr 3ufams
msniteaung bot oos ruHiids Reid.
NIT Qr;nreih,tur Nes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
WHY IS COST Of LIVING
. So HIGH IN SEATTLE?
Prices on Food, Clothes and Necessities Have Risen
Frightfuly in Seattle Well as Across the Coun-
uy-Why?
WE : the 80 q LIVING o high in seattlel

Why is the cost Of living 50 high in Scatter
Why have flour and and clothes rent and every
thing that enters into the living expenses Of everyone
Seattle been going up and up UPS to IS per cent within
five years.
This is a question thousands of people in Seattle would
like to have answered There's question
home 70 Seattle For wages going
up accordingly. The union may may not get some
slight increase through costly strike and agitation which
may leave his family and himself practically helpless days
or weeks or months before il is settled.
Railroad s,gitchmen strike now in Seattle Those
closest TO the situation say that the
THE SWITcHMEN CAN'T LIVE on THEIR PRESENT
WAGES.
The question Is uppermost in minds Of the clerk the
office His salary is fixed Every time eggs 20 up
clothes, coal that he spread that meage
salary wider range He do without more things
that he wants-and needs
To the little shop girl the telephone operator the girl in
the factory. higher of living often casting
vote in the of honor dishonor Can
her wages present question: question be cried
and prayed in many little ballroom flats scanly
furnished
The trouble IS not confined Seattle President Taft.
in his recent congress- commented the nation
wide high IN living expenses and Senator Ens respond
ed with resolution for investigation into the Of this
condition.
Gov. Harmon, Of Ohio recommended and had carried by
the Legislature OF his a similar investigation
Then the broke loose In Cleveland II 900 aborng
men. representing $4,000 declared boycott
They pledged themselves a vegetarian until
down Omaha. Neb, and dozen Ohio towns
take the and similar boycott will undoubt
edy be declared.
How about Scatter Have Seattle people suffered as
much they willing to9
And what reason7 The TARIFF The trustsa And
how long are people going to stand for t9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
HAVE TAFT AND
CANNON PARTED?

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2o.--prssi.
dent Tsft - done with Speaker Can.
non, and hereafter the wishes Of the
president must carry more weight
than the demands o. the house or
ganiration," according 10 the general
Interpretation Of an announcement
made today.
Tho Ohio delegation issued q
statement declaring that u reeog.
nized President Taft ss "ths party's
leader"
a member Of the delegation stated
THAT this means that the members
from Ohio will take no more orders
from Cannon unless they are off
oiaiiy 20. KID" By the president.
With Ohio falling in behind the
president 4 Is expected that other
states will take similar action, and
persons who have been predicting
the downfall Of the speaker profess
10 see The writing on the wai'
moro clearly than eyer before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
AUNGES INTO
||K[ To SAVE
LIFE Of GIRL
=. Unable to Swim Res
u, Companion From
rksih in Waters OF
lxxen Lake.

- he hci thas be was an.
-ulm. coldie catner jumped
e go LAKE Al > o'cloeh tbs
..kx ia rescaed Miss Ella
~ - 4 certain death
49, Mss Clark and Cuiner =
,',<.< ~ returning from an en-.
e,s-~~sss aona tuwn. They got
n Is 81 Il ne ward 81 station
\, ~ szsisess Miss Clark did not
80 IL saEs cf the irrstls. and
80 ! spscpds warning PLUNGED
"a A. hse Cusnsr ssripped his
ssu.rual coat and vsef and iolioN
q ~ ,zsa ia watsr Miss Clark =
.S,~ ~ ~ afloat long enough
= fs<s<s 8 fscsnfer to her
|. 49, msnnss unanoWn even
4 s..wA h. managed 20 reach a
~ VII IL burden and chung
sr~ II ! rigs vas lowered and
e. xsrs srxsn 10 safety They
~, Ass . q drus store. where
rxsnsws xsfe sisen 20 Miss
f4,s III - was seNoved % heT
- 4 ~ .ith Az "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
PRESIDENT
BACKS DOWN

WASHINGTON. Jan 20 Preat
dent Taft today decided 70 aban.
don hIa plan for federal incorpora
ION. as suggested In n recent mes
sago. az least during the present
session Of congress. according TO
Information obtained today 81 tho
White House. Il o. understood that
he has been convinced that ho can.
not put al hia recommendations
into effect 90 this time. aud that
therefore. be viii center hia cnert
elea upon legislation affecting In
fergfafo commerce. According 90
This program the conservation
measures. which were drawn ~
along the lines Of suggeHtionNmade
by Secretary Balilngcr. VIII Do held
aa Of secondary Importance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
Candidate and Ole Hanson
Get an Enthusiastic Re-
ception in That Part of
the City.

One hundred and fifty residents
OF Pleasant valley crowded meet
ing tent at that place last night
and expressed their approval OF A.
V. Bouillou and his candidacy for
mayor Bouillon was given an en-.
thusiastic reception by the voters
when he appeared. u was an
nounced in the meeting that n can.
vass of the if0 voters In Pleasant
Valley, made by the Improvement
and Social club. showed 1879 votes
for Bouiilon and one for GIN. Ac-
cordlng TO a Gill supporter, how.
ever. there are ~ GIN votes In
Pleasant Valley AN the residents
but the Gill supporter, however,
deny this
Bouillon. In addressing the meet
Ing. exposed briefly the events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
AUTO SPELLS DOOM
OF LIVERY STABLE

KANSAS CITY $50. Jan. 20
Louis Lyman. owner % the nlnc
Front livery stables. Is a bankrupt.
aud LYMAN explains the reason
why.
Motor cars
"Tho motor car has Killed my
business be says IL ln rapidly
killing every livery business Which
depends on horses for motive
power without the automobile my
business would be prosperous now.
Two years ago ! kept 40 horses.
Now ] have 40. only 30 Of these
are livery horses. and they are not
kept busy. IN five years J predict
there VIII not be- horse in Kansas
City except for draught purpoHes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
UNARMED MAN KILLS
A MOUNTAIN LION

HtLISBORO. ~ NJ, Jan 20
John Swanson killed big noun.
tain Hon In a fierce combat ycater.
day al his camp on the Aulmaa
river A small dos scented the lion
and swanson. who had a rifle. but
only three cartridges. empiiod thou
into the brute, woundluR him
Tho Hon leaped from the tree.
killed the dog aud charged Swan
son. He defended himself by club.
bling the beast with the gum The
lion broke the gun stock with a
blow Of iia paw.
Swanson continued the fight With
the barrel, finally beating the ia.
mflBtod lion and killing H. Four.
teen mountain lions have boon kill.
ed near fiillsbor0 iu the loai month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
SURE \ Ann a DON
LEAVITT BACK
TO Be TRIED

Ralph J. Lsssist. auto man o.
many troubles. 10 back IN Seattle to
atAnu trial for nHnalauuhter o.
Rafael cage. whom he run Down IN
MS auto last July.
-i'm bsek," he said thla morning.
walking lnto Sheriff Hedges office.
tse ~aa arfalaned before Jvdes Gil.
iiaFn. and bail oct AZ 5000. March
2 will be trial date.
The peyton STORY % the Heir.
heiuer bribery 10 all true was the
only statement he would make
about the Hoixheimer scandal. -
will tell the wtssic eiery a. tn
trial"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
FIGHT OVER THE
BALllMGER PROBE


WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o--By a
vote % iks 20 i5f. the house to.
day elected the members OF the
HailAnger rluehDi inye#tlga I 1 o n
committee. aH selected BY the re.
publican caucus last night
Lloyd. 81 Missouri. vho vas sub
stituted b. the republicans for
RBiney. q Illinois. who previously
had been selected by the demo
Gratis. said on the floor OF the
hoase that he would not serve lie
was elected. nevertheless A. a
result the house portion OF the IN.
eesfigatinn may become a bob
tailed affair with one member miNa
ing
After wranEle. Vice President
sherman announced that the FOL.
lowiug win compose the feprusen.
tatiycs Of the senate on the Ballin.
ger committee Nelson. Of Mime
sofa. Flint. Of California. Guihrr.
land. OF Utah. Root. ~ New York
Painter. ~ Kentucky. and Fletcher.
Of Florida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20

right TO handle the registration.
had made his plans. CITY Comptrol.
Ter Carroll stepped IN and tarned
registration over 10 the GIN gang
He replaced the regular clerks with
men aeicct~d by Councilman James
Conway. the gang representative
Conway Makes Deal.
Conway demanded that his list
~ bartenderE. white slave owners.
ya@ranta and saloon lounEcrs
should be given the care aud Gus.
tody Of the registration books.
Carroll complied with the Gill
gangs demand
u 10 Imperative that all eltl-
xens who wish to prevent the
footing Of the city treasury
during the next ssso years. and
shc carnival of vice and crime
that will be let loose upon Sc
attic for the financial benefit
Of the Gil gang and lts back.
ers, register during the next
three days. The Gill gang
plans TO put 1000 names on
the registration books In the
next three days. n will take
1900 decent votes 20 overcome
these 1000 dummy" voters.
Get IN and register ard save
Seattle from being turned into
frontier town during the next
two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
COURTS INVALID
TO GET FORTUNE

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan 20 Ac.
cusing Henry n. Beatty. Of San
Francisco, Of paying ardent court
20 Elizabeth u Hitchcock. a bed
ridden invalid % years OF age, In
order 10 possess her fortune. n
suit By Elizabeth u. Smith, 20
break the will OF Mrs Hitchcock.
Il pending today in the superior
court.
Mrs. Hitchcock died recently,
leaving property worth $4,000 TO
Beatty. who Is also an attorney,
and practically disinheriting Mrs.
Smith. her niece Mrs Smith al
iegoE that her aunt engaged Beatty
AZ her attorney early In 1903. when
they first met She accuses him
in her complaint with schemlng to
possess the aged womans prop
crty under the guiso OF sutton
and with being "treacherous 10 the
confidence" he ia said TO have
caused Mrs. Hitchcock TO repose
IN him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
CONFUSING STREET
NAMES ARE COSTLY

PITTSBuRG Jan. 20 Postmas.
ter W. II Davis. IN an appeal Tor
remaining of streets before q
council committee, declared that
the annexation of Alloehony 10
Plttsburg had added TO the post.
office department deficit Sis 600
annually because of extra work rc.
quired to ferret ont correct ga.
dresses for letters OF 5000 streets
TO keep in mind, 1000 are dupllea.
tons
he cited the existence Of 10
Miller SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
M5EZZLED CHURCH
MONEY; BROKE NOW

4. \ sbs'hG Pa. Jan. 20 win.
lA'eY high in the preshy
3. shueh who embezzied sz3
4 9 e tAuFsh fnoney and dlsao.
~ vi p reappeared On PITTS.
a. "a. ~ nlght and weus 10 jail "a
~. ''sf up Re vas not al
$50 y % charge had been filed
E Nm Turned away from
4. : - 70 place 70 10. as hs
s,s~. - treasurer N the per
80 ismperance eommliiee y
49, .n..a assembly and also Of ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-20
PLEASANT VALLEY SOLID FOR
A. Y. BOU|LLON AS MAYOR

that led up to his discharge as SUI
pcrintcndent OF public utilities at
the instigation of the GIN gang.
Il would have been In office to.
day | would have been a good
fellow. Not an unkind word
would be said about me by the
politicians. Il had not. In trying
20 act as your agent, interfered
with political deals that were
beneficial 10 the political machine
and Injurious to you"
High Taxes Stop Business.
Continuing. Bouillon said: you
can take Il as an economic axiom
that industries will keep away
from a city with a high rate OF
taxation The first question asked
by the projectors OF an Industrial
plant Is, What IS the rate Of taxa.
tiong In Seattle we have for some
reason, year after year. looked
complacenly on, while our rate Of
taxation climbed 20 "a figure that
absolutely repealed any Industrial
plants thinking OF coming here and
that made it impossible for the
Continued on Page Nine.)
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ROOSEVELT FOR
CANNON'S JOB?

fnF tntra ifreaiN
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20-Mem.
hers Of the house and senate today
are discussing with unusual inter
est a report 20 the effect that for
mer President Theodore Roosevelt
has consented 20 run for congress
in the first district OF New York,
aud that he viii be supported for
the spsakcrship by the Insurgents
and the reEulars
According to the report. Prcsi.
dent Taft has been told Of the
plan % make Roosevelt Cannon'a
successor he Is said 10 have
agreed TO be present Bt a reception
20 Roosevelt upon hls return to
New York next June, at which the
apeakerehip boom is 90 be launch.
"a.
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ANOTHER CRASH
I'M WALL STREET

NEW YORK San 20 THE third
failure following iho drop in Hook
nr eaal ara iron stock waa nn-
nonncel today whom the firm Of
Roberts Hau and Crisis suspended
operations 900 the stock exchange
There 81 feeling 0f nerFnuanega
lu the financial district but "a panic
ia not expected Go follow ng the
furry does not affect fhe banks
Tha board of governors 81 the exc
change today began 1u official ~
rastiaafion into tho cause of ihe
collapse ~ the HofHlng pool
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Then a small. dark man. caday.
erCua and weakly. entered.
sur. iemieux.~ said she. here
is man who wishes 90 be treat.
ed
The doctor" then motloued the
reporter into room and passed
his hands over the patients back
and chest A nfeihoscope was APP
piled
Heart 10 IN Bad shape.
"Ah. said Dr Lemieux, "a heart
affection. bad case o. the nerves.
You need a couple q months
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mRRlBIE MURDER
IN CHICAGO FLAT

tEKkc0. Jar. "a The body of
Fmza wssh ihe head severed
- <snE 4 roou today IN a flat
y " smh side
w. TAFiw proprietor of the
p" 2 sklek The murdered wom.
81 = Izmats. is being detained
&c 1ollca The police have a
" D. isaloaay or revenge
~ principal motive Tor the
fhis d Jared on the appal
a.izli'y that accompanied
= 1s-der
~ w. nas identified Az that
y ~ Fsglonx
y stdT had bees dlsemhoweled
Hsasnisd q horrible appear
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psulbao VIII Fly in Frisco.

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 90 Il
waF announced TODAY that Louis
paulhan. the French aviator who
broke the worlds record for high
aeroplano flights during the Los
AnEeiea aviation meet. viii fly IA
tile city ou january 20. "a and 25
He win arrive here Saturday.
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|ullH.LON WARD
| NETINCS TONIGHT

M oFKnnlxatson meet
~ VI y hsld tonight IN the
ai< ssres
<sa g1aa Fellows hail
s&4 81 Columbia College
txx b:ltinx Broadway and
Pk 4
fx<sh Gales real estate o..
~ Han CITY
nar,<ssk. G p Gosherts ~
~ ~ Hsrn hlock. West Sc
s1h
~ A4iEion I'LL speak to
~ s<ss<s las University Re
r1ztzA f.ah ~ tie Mems Club.
z'lr<als1 xroenda
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3 MORE DIE IN A
COLORADO WRECK

DENVER, Colo. Jan. 20 f. The
wreck Of a runaway freight train
on the Moffatt road today. killing
three trammon and iniuring two.
makes @ total nf 10 trainmon killed
ana i6 Injured in the Rocky noun
tain region IN the last five days.
-Four were killed and three injured
Sunday near Leadyille. Three
were killed anu 10 injured at Lee
may Utah. Monday