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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
Board OF Trade Officers

Standing committees FOR the ensu-
ms year were appointed 10y the dirCc.
tors OF the bet Oft Board OF Trade
Tuesday. as follows: Executive. r. W
I.ichtenberg. n. f. Botsford. Henry
simmons; finance. Arthur $. Dumont
A. ]. Ellalr. Harry Il Simmons; trans
portation. T. j. Shaw, r. G.. Craig, f
=. Caughey: Information and stats
tics. William Carson, IA. NJ. Hobart. j.
r. shaw: floor. 4. G.. Craig. \. j. RI
lair. +. I. Caughcy; inspection. r. I
Caughey. J. I. Shaw. a. j. Ellair. Ar
thur s. Dumont, +. G.. Craig. II. W
Hobart, r. j. simmons; secretary and
treasurer. Frank W.~Waring, chief in
spector. Fred W. Garrison.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
A tree cliuIc for mothers, where they
nre taught how to cnre for infants, u

heing held each morning betWtth I
and II o'clock. i'm a room specially
of health building pr Francis Dur
reld Is In charge. ana "A nurse FUR
nlshed by the Visiting Nurses asso-
citation. is going about In tn" poorer
quarters OF the city, rounding up the
mothers and urging them TO attend
the clinic.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
n new two-step march called 'Ibr
Teddy ncnr" VIII be intrOduced ca

bVtrOit through thf conrtrsN OF Ut"
Wagner Raking co. 10 whom II Il
dedicated. IL" company having or
dercd $4,000 copies for distribution
among local retail groC"rs to be
given, in turn. 10 their Teddy Braf
tre0d customers \ band aboard 4
tallY-ho viii play the new march 'N-
ChstVelV during drive through
dow n tiny strrnIs M.ln nsdaN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
sMrn who cry for more baiticships are
fmr bchInL the Iimrs. md pa trlot Ism.

- iEnoDIt Whom II tukOs th' PIa'N ~
universal brotherhood. Or. Bcn)a- p
Inin Fay Mills told q larg" laudl"nc"
ga the church of our Father. Tues
day evening spiritual laws were
discussed in The afternoon. \ special
lecture on The psychic powers OF
man" was given "Wednesday after
noon. and Wednesday evening pr
Mills viii talk on Dead gods aud
the living God Ne viii continue his
lectures every afternoon aud evening
fnl- I'm. - n1nlnI.r nf ILn Mnek.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
Albert RikH. ~ years old, of NJ. 81
hyrtl~-st.. und Edward Zcbornick. 20,

: VI No - TfUTUI 81. VIII WI INIF
burned by sulphuric acid. when "A
crum hlled with acid exploded Tues
Chemical works. Randolph and At
Watcr-sts. The clothing OF both men
was almost all burned on their bod
les. ana both are ia "A serious con-
dition la 81 MaTy's hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
a. a sequel to the financial difficulties
mud suhreuuenI fniImrr OF q. j.

SChWNhkoNs SKY. pIuhu u"HItI, 'ItUfhr
w Bremen No. l0i Ledyard-st. was
arrested Tuesday night by Detectives
Reid and Good on a charge Of re-
moving contract property. g a.
Roberts. representing the cincinnati
Discount Co. which took over many
Of the contracts OF the SchwankovSkY
company. makes thu complaint
against Bremen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
Political PaIaUer

That April enrolment OF voters by
party. which is provided for in the
new state primary law. will cost the
city OF Detroit at least $3.50. The
council appropriated thai sum for the
purpose Tuesday night. making its
Cstimate on basis of 1873 precincts.
L is known that the city should be re
districted. but this is hardly possible
before April a. the date of the enroll
mcnt. The election commission NAV
have 10 go to considerable expense 10
correct the enrolment lists later II
he city Il redistricted.
4 strange and peculiar innovation In
po,itjcal banquets has been undertake
en- Ly the Wayne County Republican
club liz connection with the big feed IN
the Light Guard armory SATURDAY
night. There will be something TO eat
in fact. RASH people say that there
will he enough and plenty TO eat. This
is unusual and startling. since ban
queters have been supposed TO get
along Oh oratory mostly these al
fairs The club has mailed out invita-
lions showing a bill OF fare in which
tenderioin OF beef, baked whitefish
and cherry pie occupy important pos
tons Secondarily. the list of speak
ers is showL Shades of the Michigan
club.
AS stated in The Times two months
ago. Edward Bullock. property CLERK
and accountant of the department OF
public works, seems 10 be the choice
for city accountant ia succeed Nichn-
las Grie ser. July | Mayor Breitmeye.
ilrst thought OF rendering the place
to Howard &. Beck. but the latter
could not accept. and Bullock has had
little opposition since. although the
appointment has not been officially
announced.
The senate has approved Of the
printing or 900 copies of an amend
ment to the postal appropriations bill
coling for quicker promotions OF clerks
and carriers. The amendment went %
committee and may never be heard OF
again Supposedly. the copies printed
! will find their way into the hands OF
! Michigan clerks and carriers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
The office % superintendent Of con-
struction. now beId by Anthony b..

Dicik es, was abOIished by ne Water
commissioners in meeting held
Tuesday afternoon. IL was decided
that the work OF the office be trans
ferred to the engineering depart
ment. and the salary OF chief Engi-
neer George II. Eenkcll was in
creased from $500 To $500 per
year The secretary was instructed
to advertise for 10000 tons Of coal
and $40 tons OF special castings 1t
was also decided to close the Hurl-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
Tony schemaLowsky. ~ years old,
eScAped Inng nrIsnn term Tor hmI-

NiHfF. WIlcn nc ruSNtu INTO Tue burn-
Ing nome Of Mrs Anna Monroe a few
weeks ago aud rescued her To-
months old child Mrs Monroe va,
the complainant In tho burglary
charge. but refused TO prosecute al,
ter Tony had saved her child. Judge
Connolly parolcd the lad Tuesday,
and Henry Ford has offered him 4
pnsitlnn IN hi- antnmnhilr fArLnrN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
detective seorge Inrkins viii make
nnOlher InsnecIInn of The nloN Ing pic

tlit SHOWS IA the city, AZ the result
or complaints made bN the Rev MY
ron Adams The latter reported that
he saw some immoral pictures. ana
Ia one showhous, there WAS an "Alt
leading to a saloon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09

Job printing done right. itmrS
printing CO., ~ Johu R-st. cali Main
tf9N. or city $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
Mrs. Frances McCreery. M. 9iD tas--
ave. fears that her my sterIous Eng

lish hned man. who gave his name
as Henry y AiVord has met with
foul play. Alvord VINO is a, yeats
old. disappeared last Thursday. tie
had been employed in the McCrecry
home since last Christmas as a man
OF all work lie seemed 10 he well
educated. and said that he was a
graduate OF an English college. lie
often received mysterious remit
tanCcs. ana shortly after receiving
one for $40, went for walk and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09

hut branch library In Water Works
park, on sundays. after May l.
The COMMITTEES an real estate and
school buildings OF the beard at edu-
bids on the new ciippcrt school with
IA the $4,000 appropriation by
changing the specifications SO as 10
cut Si62b from the lowest bids on
masonry, carpenter work and paint
ing and bS deferring action ON the
bids for plastering, hardware and
electrical work, Tor which the board
will ask the estimators FOR an addi-
tional $4,000, The committees ac-
tion Will come before the board FOR
approval In the next meeting, when
IL is expected that contracts viii he
entered into with the lowest bidders,
"fhere L. energy in money. machinery.
merchandise md men. bat In the nrst
. treq 10 Is limited and hNrd while
In men IL is almost infinite" said A
j. Leitch, an advertising expert from
Cleveland, In "A talk To the Adcraft
club la the monthly meeting Tues
day evening. IN the Hotel fontchar-
train grill. The success OF man
ager OF men depends upon the
amount OF energy he is able To de-
contention. j. ~. Collins. OF New
York. a well known writer on com
mercial topics, also addressed the
club on Human nature in advertis-
ing, and advised advertisers To APP
peal To the masses, not the classes.
Assured ny ~ witch doctor TINT she was
"inhnbit-d" by evil spirits. which
made her ill and that neighbor
woman Was the witch WHO had slip
ped the evil spirits 10 her. Mrs. jose
phine Gawronski No. ga Williams
ave marched over 10 thee residence
OF Mrs. John Skowerinski, No. 46S
Roosevelt ave. aad gave Mrs. SkoW-
On inski a beating Both women were
So badly musscd up during the fes-
tkitics that they took To their beds.
Then came the witch doctor To Mrs.
GaWIonski and Informed her that she
had mad, a slight mistak"-she had
beaten the wrong woman, and would
lave to Trim SOMEBODY else before
she got rid Of her evil spirits. Wo-
men OF the neighborhood are keeping
rolling pin handy. against the time
when Mrs. Gawronski again goes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
p,.,ne..-I,,.e PRINTING

no feathers The plain, neat kind that
Looks right Times Printing Co.. ~
J Ohm R-st. Main 1875 Or city 33S5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
4 verdict In fuvor Of John Steib, the
Gratiot-aVe. furniture dealer. wins re-

turned by a jury IN Jndge OF
court. Tuesday afternoon. i'm the suit
brought by Thomas CorCoran, an
auto lamp manufacturer. 10 recover
furniture valued at sl165. The fur
niture was bought by Mrs. Frances
sullivan n pretty diVorcee. who after
Joy ride got $1,000 Of Corcoran's
money. He claimed the furniture
had been paid for with his money,
hut Steib claimed that only S50 had
been paid on account. and the jury
believed him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-09
WHERE LIFE IS a
X WORTH LIVING
Mrs. Mnr, KELLEY. .,,.u.a =. ..,. been

Yrs; WARY kelley, alleged Ia have been
""Nrd up la crooked real estntr
"'al, does not live at No 3Ss Second
ave, as has been stated She has not
b"th there for some time
""rnc, Drectsmau. - years did. was
arrested Tuesday night 10y Detectives
h'Ei anu lurkius. charged with the
.u'It OF $40 worth OF clothing from
Nbe Peisler, who recently came here
rom New York. and rented room
Z ia NE DraIk man hpme. SOL $50 81
-AutOiup-st -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
HE WILL QUIT
AF TER INVESTIGATION
Preparing to Leave for Seattle and Resume Law Prac-
tice, Friends Say-Wouldnt Quit Under Fire. But
Now Is Willing to Co.

WASHINGTON FEB. 23--Fricnds Of Richard A. Balm
ger secretary Of the department TODAY hint that the
secretary intends 70 resign his portfolio and the pac
tee Of law when the congressional investigation the Ban
ger-Pnchot controversy ends
They declared that the only the secretary had
resigned already because he feared wrong
ton would be put on his motive for leaving the cabinet
Adherens Of both sides specializing today upon the
significance Of the request OF representatives Of Morgan
Guggnheim syndicate that they be heard before the
grcssional investigations
stephen Birch managing director Of the syndicate and John
n Steele general counsel addressed letter Chairman Nell
son in which they asked permission o testify
Although the testimony OF Birch and Steele before the
committee territories when that considered
the Alaska council BILL aided the Pnchot side Of the
both Louis CLAWS and Attorney Bandei his counsel
today poiessed suspicion concerning the behind
syndicate's desire for pnbcty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
BALL1NGER TO RESIGN?
[[R|[D TEN YEARS FOR
MURDER VICTIM ALIVE

Carriers body was picked up by
a poor ignorant family and later was
sent GO an no raso hospital where
De recovered
hut in the meantime Williams was
arrested. and body Identified aa
Cartcr'a was found In the river
Williams was charged with murder
Williams ala not know that Car
Ser wns alive carter. struggling
through q Ions eunyaiesceuec. did
not SNOW that hts former friend was
held fur his killing The poor family
fhat picked up his body did not Rad
thp newspapers
So Williams was tried and found
guilty and went 10 the peultentiary
IL was onig recently Just before the
end of Tire tong to-yvar sentence.
that Carter learned. by accident. IL
tna strange turn ~ tates he az
once Interested himself In ihe mat.
ter and got his murderer pAFdoued
IN the 10 years Williams has lain
IN iaiL Carter has Rruwn wealthy.
Win his snensy he IL gulaa 10 cofne
ta Seattle and he and Williams wiz
start iife afr~Nh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

SAN FRANCISCO. Feh "a
Battling Nelson. defeated but an.
dismayed, refused today 70 accept
"a mem bershlp card in the Down
and Out club. Instead % consider.
ms himself all Ia. the Dane mapped
oct a careful plan for the recovery
~ the title be lnst 90 "A Wulsasi
and N things 90 tot so RWry be-
is confident that within ak mouths
he hKAin will BE- the lightweight
champion % the world
The battered boxer spent the
night la Turkish baths and when
be awoke this morning be- declared
that he felt 10 worse than he has
felt after ans 81 his many tough
battles
Tomorrow be viii leave for his
ranch az O-Har. ~ ~. and remain
there three months After having
Increased his weight go about fff
pounds. he vii 80 fhroagh a short
sclEe % training and then seek
three OF four fights ln The East
n be- finds that hts oid strength
and snap have returned 10 him
after these iryouta be viii 70 after
Wolgast for q return match
n don't think J am too old or
that I have gone hack. but / am
going 10 give myself a thorough
test before ! seek another match
with WuiRast. Nelson said today
y know riEht now that I can last
better than he can and know also
that he cannot punch hard enough
10 put me away don't want 10
take any credit away from Wolgast
and am not kicking on Hcforeo
Smiths decision. hut ! am sure us J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

difference what says three
already done for the minds people.
unjust2 Unreasonable
Very probable situation. just the same
The people broadly speaking had affection
Jerking their shoulders
They Taft because Teddy told dsap-
pointed hem and they are going TO take il out not Teddy but
why9 why the gutter and embrace
The man who handed Il?
Teddy.
Because he's Teddy There's Indiana
That could drunk steps OF W. r u.
and would That's all right don't
Ne always suspected him. anyway"
The situation Is peculiar this Nearly everybody feels
less Of restless dissatisfaction but hardly anybody
what ne wants done TO remedy matters.
There's the cost OF living for example Does
ABSURD ''''' "'' '''' '''u ''~'
proportions chiefly under Teddys own
administration And yet the OF the turning T. r.
nsteny the Roman popuao demanded bread and
circus"
Perhaps they are dead Teddy can
nsh the circus that they're willing to take chances the bread
We Circus
We Americans dearly and Teddy
mum aud Buffalo BIZ and Richard Mansfield done into
package
course years long many things may
and Of the soberer people Inclined believe Reose
that he John the Baptist
the republican
around it's tracks and head from Hannssm, Meknsysm
Golden caf Puocracy
undoubeoy hindy babbne bowling before the
republican could do this and Teddy the only
publican who both could ana would
But they point did fought
lie preached regulation not reform He
willing tao trim disturb policies
perhaps. thus he was never ahead of the people
question ie, are not the people ahead OF hm2
movements of protest have out OF the
higher The third is Insurgency
realize is and strength
T. perhaps proph.
But It's Ground swell so strong may ensui even him.
Seattle. Wash, Feb rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
MUST EXPLAIN
ELECTION FOR
IMPROVEMENT

Superior Judge Gillian this
morning cited the county commits.
sioners 10 appear before him al
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning and
Show cause why they should not
be- restrained from holding an cleo.
ton on February 90 to pass on the
DuWamish waterway cues ION The
citation OF the court was issued
upon petition filed ln court this
morning by Wallace A. Russell. W.
T.. Thompson. g. A. HIM. Axel A.
Iastron aud W. - carr as plain.
tlffs.
The persons named as PLAINTIFF
are al property owners ln the as.
sosament district proposed 10 be-
created 20 defray the cost of the
Duwamish river waterway
The plaintiffs allege that the re-.
quirementg Of the law under which
n IL proposed 10 hold the election
were not compiled with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
is
PUT ON TRIAL

William Peterson. city police dc.
tective. was put on trial before a
Jury Ia the superior court THIS morn.
Ing on 4 charge 81 assault IN the
second degree. The prosecution con
tends that on December ~ a pris.
oner named Mlke kohler ran away
from Detective Peterson while he
was az the patrol box Peterson
shot AZ him ~ be ran 4 pedestrian
caught the man and threw him TO
the ground As the man rose 10
bis feet 10 "a alleged that Peterson
struck him over the head with his
revolver. saying You would run
away. would your
knhlef was unconscious for two
days In the City hospital from the
blow with the revolver The Wit
negsea for the prosecution are Do.
tectiyes employed in the proEecut-
INK attorneys office. who assert
that they saw the assault Walter
s Fulton md Kenneth Macintosh.
both former prosecuting attorneys,
are defending Peterson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
SLUSH---AnD SOME
WANTED SNOW

Suow. rain. siush
And tho NeRthsr man thinks there
VIII b. moFr anew tonight. and that
vii mean more Eluah tumnrroN.
The early riser found the ground
completely covered with white
mantle this morning Slx inches 81
the SNOW was standing on the
ground a. s q. ~. bui then the rain
started. and bY o'clock the snow
had settled and melted away TO a
depth - four inches Then the
sidewalks and streets began Ia Esf
sloppy. and The man Nho had enough
confederation Tor hiE fellow man 30
get out ard shovel The slush Of hiu
sidewalk was given a vote ~ thanks
BY every man. woman and child that
passed his way
Girls Of various ages had sport
On some ~ the hiils last night The
hillside paved streets were aA slick
AZ glass. and the boy with the bob
sird was the Joy ~ The neighhor-
hood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
AB EnDEEN LOSES
BASEBALL FIGHT

Aberdeen failed to secure rein.
statement ia the Northwestern
baseball league IN the superior
court this morning Superior Judge
Guliam rendered a decision doclar.
ing that the Northwestern league
had a legal right 10 drop Aberdeen
for business reasons. aud refused to
issue a writ OF mandate compelling
the league 10 relusiate the Aber-
deem baseball club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
REPUBLICANS
At WORK FOR
JUDGE MOORE

Opposition among republicans 10
The election Of IA Gll for mayor L.
being shown wherever Judge VII.
liam Hickman Moore makes a
speech After each meeting the
majority ~ those who come for
ward 70 shake tho hand OF the can.
dldate are republicans Nho pledge
their support
Austin T. Orlfnihs. who with.
drow from the race for the repub-
licau nomination for mayor IN
favor Of A v nOuillon. took the
stump last night for Moore and
win continue on the stump every
night until the end Of the cam
paign other republicans who are
on the stump for Moore are Samuel
~. Wotterick. W sullinger and
Everett Smith
Blaine Disqualified.
y F.. Blaine. democratic candi.
date for couucllman.atl large. viii
withdraw from the race today az
he Is technically disqualified De.
cause Of the fact that he resigned
lrom the park board 20 become "a
candidate a r. FlaRg will be
substituted by the democratic
central committee
Judge Moore spoke az two cnthu.
siastic rallies Last niGht-at juno.
tion hail. Ballard. and I. q. q. r..
hall. Fremont Both halls were
well filled, 10 spite Of a bad night
Three Meetings Tonight.
Three Moore raliios viii be held
tonight William Hickman Moore.
Austin g. Grlfiths. r.. l.. blaine.
George II C0tteriil and n. G. sauu.
dcrs viii speak az lIibernian hall.
Ninth av and Ycslor way: al
Rainier han. Rainier av and Nor
man st.. Mr. Moore George n. Cot.
toriil. 30 Sweeney and Thomas z
Homer viii be- the speakers. and
l.. Frank Brown. l. D. Kirkpatrick.
samuel y Netiorick and Mi.
Moore viii be the speakers at the
Beacon Hill tire station, l4th av.
$. and Massachusetts SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
.:.,;,.ls in Strange Case
ysI;.,aken Identity Viii
r.ne 10 Seattle to Start
Answ.

80 Garter = wealthy man.
49, wnlhms an "a convict
4 - b seattle 60 begin NE
: asslhsf
= contained IN a uniisi Pr 20
80 ism Galveston. TeS hr'
ahs ar4ngs story a story
- Nsalisiea. and a man who
iaysar ssnfence 10 thc
...,nw iur TIE murdaT 90 a
- 80 nes dead
49, 81 wnliAms wefv friends
xszsa yssr< age Bot enc
a Aism auas~el arcse between
Aos sugshern fashion.
8. ssss aruwr. and a bitter duci
<ssst cAusr feil. desperately
.msa nhsia wlillams horriiicd
- ! he aanA ned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
DRINKS BOOZE LET'S
HORSE SILVER;
is FINED

Eugene Habb. expreasman. left
hia horses standing. unprotected hy
blankets. at Second av and Wash.
insi0n &C.. yesterday afternoon
while be was absorbing many
cheering drinks Ia a saloon across
the way When he came out Of
the booze bazaar be found the ami
mails in charge Of the humane Off.
Ger and himself under arrest lie
was fined $50 for cruelty 20 ami.
mails in Judge John - 0ordon's
court This morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
y Tries 10 Catch Him and
/ H Runs Away TO Rob
| lnulher House.

azng AsF hems a. ArEp sta.
" III aflst ahssnce yesterday
II - Nh is GrsenheiEef
~ - barIx Esgro plundsring
Wild 4 Started cry. she turned
~ ant Il Re same instant
Car Autiaf started toward
zzssT mssa znins from hts
Nj im
u sonsa Fas ssek With fear
~ ~ preNsee Of mind s0
y q latk b ~ door a. shs
Il ssu she iosss she appealed
~ . Ens rallFuad msn work
] q Isrts nesfby saying shs
= > rafzaisF orked IN.
= ns Lest Behind.
- ~ Gfesnhelxer vas IN
4 lsa.s'anee however. tbs
zzaket 10 rake his escape
- y pes behlnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

SAYS EDMUND VANCE COOK, AFTER INSPECT
ING THE SITUATION" FROM BUZZARD'S BAY
To SEATTLE
az EpMuNp vANcE COOKE.

Isn't II foolishness TO indulge in
prophecy instead Of awaiting
eyents2 Certainly IL II. and that's
why I'm doing a.
The safety OF a prophet lies In
putting his fulnllmenis as far away
as The day after tomorrow. because
by that time everybody has for.
gotten what he has said
because | have ridden the rails
from Buxzards out 20 Seattle
within the last two months. talk.
ing to people In lunches nearly
every day, occasionally asking
questions. the editor man has asked
me 10 say what think OF the situa-
ton
What Cooke Thinks.
The situation can be stated in
three words
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

ABDUL sritL ALIVE.

CONFERENCE.-The Peh.
~ fi~nsrat Chegksg rasha.
minister - var. ffaiay an
npuuced that Atdai ifanld.
defpses Turkish sultan. IT,
alive az his raiacs "a aaianiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

bni these unions wiil give financial
and moral aid O. the strikers"
A total ~ 760 wrecked street cars
BE- The result ~ three days ~ riotlng
and pillage attending the strike oi
the street car men here
Officials 81 The Philadelphia Rapid
Transit company declare that the
company g. operating more cars %.
day than at ans other ume since
the strike began The strikers a..
seft that the companyg failure a.
ran an adequate number ~ cars Will
win their fight for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
NUlTS WAITRESS---WILL
GO T0JAIL FOR ESQ DAYS

a Tacoma restaurant
in courf WorthinEton tried % de-
femd himself by bringing IN Witness
&c d blacken the Eirrs reputation.
and make his remarks good The
court fatty refused 90 hear bis wit
neaHea. and landed heavily "a him
with the penalty