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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21
ESCAPES FROM JAZZ

Mike sullivan. serving an eight.
day sentence In she city Jail for got.
ting drunk. tried his hand AZ Jail.
breaking this morning lie was
working down stairs. Ia the garage.
az a rusty. WHOM he took a saeak
down Tssicr way. lie was stili Al
large at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21
JAP vlscounr COMING

Acting Mayor Kellogg has been
Invited to a luncheon 10 be given
next Monday st O'Clock nj tho
Washington. in honor Of vfscount
Yasuaya uchids. OF japan. The
Invitation came from Japanese Con
sul Issuchi Takahashf.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21

He& FBods-cattfrrnse lgo~fffs tte - >
fr~sh Eastern aYstsrs Use 9gsft. ezra
fiasms tte Gaast. Silver ssneits. BE
use. salmon trpes. tte N hise Perch.
Is&s ID silver psfch. ~ ~, fcc1 cod,
live tbl kslsbat. Z lbs iEes so>ssrs
salmon baiitss fte ~, sait~f niack sod.
lts Ess. tius cod. ths ftes Chinees
samoa fta ~ wnele silver ssimer. sfn
Frnfts an6 vexss nbies M n1n2s los
dos. Coo eofd grapes. i6o basAet. isfss
xre~n peppers . ihs fte. temsfo~s. 500
cfass. Tesaf xTacss. s. N ~sssrweiens
tee 70 roe eseh. eoexaHs appiss ftst
hox aeliVer~d
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fSNn 10, lamb chops. ! lbs. zse, round
steal tse ths German bio~d g<dfing. tee
ring, ! for 7kr. F~sdssn potato ssn<sse-
fsc - lamb fnnau~s, etg dos shoulder
issnt r. ID. Pot roast ~ 10
EGGS ard uairy Ffvdsrts - Warrington
crvansery buttnf. tsc n, rnsafted butter.
zse ~. sharp cream cheese. tsr ID. :
H.. SEE. sstss cheese. as ~ saansfpst
rhes.e dee m cream bffes cheese. toe
IN. nsw lAtd egxa : dos. sees renovated
butter J Lbs $50. iowa butter. 4ec 10 I.
traamefy butter. zsc IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21

diplomacy.
Mrs. A.--That cook was awful
and arm glad she's gone.
Mra B.---pid you discharge herr
Mrs. As-oh. no. I wished 10
avoid a soene. What did was TO
flsster her 90 about her cooking
that she thought she wac uoderpsid
and left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21
THROW STONES At
AlF0NsO's SOLDIERS

PARIS. Sept. II Private adj
vices received here today from
Madrid report that violent fi0tsng
was renewed AZ Valencia. A crowd
stoned members Of tn. kings cav.
airy The TROOPS. in retaliation.
0pered fire on the mob. AZ least
ore was reported killed and several
wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21

~. ~ ssr ~ hours snd
~ jsry IN the case
( s - wlillsms. ehars'
~ hsr divorced has
\, ~ mornirs reporse'd
) -: go that u was hope
- q" Judge Main die.
~ ,sry fcm further con
~ 4 NJ esss' :, N. h,ry
- .s,arc q = surprise
g Z, 4, sssss and ne deien fen.
"a ~ nases tho third ease :,
n ALLEGED VIII Of JACK
4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21
GREAT SACRIFICE

sf.acrs Improved ranch. Is minutes ~aik
from car. location and soli the sefy
beet, good Groom house. large barn.
machinery HOUSE. hog hnus~. hen
houses J fine SELLS, all fenced. 10
aFr~s Cleared. mostly valley land. ice
bearing fruit trees 81 very chotcs va
rtstiss. 40 rods 20 school, zoo pupils
attend this school. This 10 a real baF.
raIn, tfte per acre. lust half tfs real
value. for q sew days Terms on pRrt
al Arcade a nDex
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= plckPockEr GETS ssoo
= AS MAN pRAvS IN CHURCH

J tftItAGO. Sept. sf.--''ft I
! hardly pays a man TO so 10 ,
church In these eyli days" ,
said Samuel Remington. after ,
! having his pocket picked In I
! church OF See In negotiable /
! notes. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21
The MARKETS

Tbs following a<- The average pstcs.
uussra ~ the iseai wkst~~st~r~ 80 tscal
fs~etse~. meats ssd s.cd. rrfe~s IN all
rs><a arc -ehj~cf 20 saristiun. sre.s<tlnG
10 fs~~hnc~~ aud general sse~ti~see. sut
these ss<ss~.. ssts>. eshcsWt@< Indicated.
arc foe sfststi, fif~s xrsds
tas- ard nsftef--sctIsas rricc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21
"a ARRESTED AT TIE POLLS.

WINNIPEG. Man. Sept. 2i.--The
Liberals at 10 o'clock this morning
arrested twelve men NJ q North
Winnipeg poll. charged wsth false
registration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21

~Yoa oasht 20 hear mo sing.
know have a good voice. All
need Is a trial
That's all any criminal needs :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21

so-aare dairy ranch. rs ACRES cleared and
In crop. all valley land. hest Of muck
auii. never oserffswn. : acres timber
i1s bearing fruit trees % the best va
rgeties all kinds small fruits on main
county road. v u and two cream
routes ha. fs-roon house. large barn.
milk house. chicken houses. - chick
ems. "a head cattle. mostly fine mich
COWS good span horses and ALI farm
machinery gees with the place at
$500. Would consider some city prop
erty for say ona-daarter and come cash.
balance terms TO suit. tti Arcade An
HAVEN a SCHROEDER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21
IAXE BuRIeN PRoPearY.
~ ~ 80 ~"
IMPROVED ORCHARD
NEAR SEATTLE

VIII sell lis acres 81 socd loan coil
sa main county road and within e4sy
assrinx distance % kirkland small
house together With soud sell and 81
bearing fruit trees ard enouFh land 70
raise over !, zee chickens WIN proper
care sn1 nanssernenf this will make
profitani. ranch for a hsssier Price
aniy ffsoo. will sol on very easy
terms 10 risht pzrty. ~ Interested snd
In On. market "a buy. cosno ever 20
Ktssians and I viii shcw you this
place and quote Yuu terms william
Tsrrv, Kirkland Hotel
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! QAiIls'
mn INDICTED

(9r0y. Sent. III
~ brother Of Louis r.
iornsr United States
1''etal. was indicted here
3 eAarse Of embezzlemeut
- $50 under alleged
1ness In connection with
Tfibanes fight on Sen.
T. Loviner.
= y charged. offered TO
sof of the moral turpl.
.lAer, received the $3.50
Nd % deliver the proofs
1lr1cted to furnish.
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FRuIT-vEGETABLES--
POULTRY

ifx aer~s 10 eiss-ea very rieh coil.
level, adjoining a. r.. close 60 best
market. fi.ses. easy icrns tsi Ar
cads Annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-21

HELP WANreD--PgMALg
disis g SerE 70 sIsrs fseiss1 siss :
Co, nd and Main
wsntsh-italfs fewn xifi 20 assist
with hessswert Phone Esn~ood sass.
eivUArioN WAN so-FEMAlE
r',isrsl = ossss y 20 asy III II q
kind Phone T. isss evenings
wsnisd- i.isno pupis. beginners .
specially. Phone 7iss
SPECIAL NOTICES.
mn fsrs' TnfaffE -'''>
The hema or cowboy and Indian pfc.
lures iss ss.. nest door 20 the
FURNISHED ROOMS.
oiSmrss Apartments : hscsskssyias
sn sou ~ boz, and and cheapest he slos.sia asas,.
neuts IN city. nsaf public sssftst ssis
Western
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 49, 90.
light. sas. sstsf and bath Included. close
% fhinHey and Green Lake ears si2s
esl1le -.
Furnished housekeeping reems. 81 up.
heat light. gas Included. Fhons Queen
Anns iesr liz vsiisr Of.
vlRolNus uorkf.. csr. Virginia snd
sth. nssf wsstiaks az ies new. modern
heated. free baths and phones rates
b 90 20 " % psr week zoe and he per
dssl walking distance,
rnr ANNEX -ssss Eighth AZ. ssss
wss.ssts . 80 r ss;.s ss.n; 49,, s'" ,sss
Free baths and phones soc per uishf.
Newly Furnished lsrE- front room. hot
iff Hfusdsay
HOUSEKEEPING Rooms
sssSl - ,sISs fsSfns' -
s sas. ls sa' Il. s sass' =. "'"' que"
rurnisAl-d aorsosss9,as cutie front
rooms, tie.ea per NORTH. IBeiydina Ugh
Queen ne Asas ear No esslas-n
BOARD AND NOON.
''lnN s.ssSss 81 GSs,sss. Hss Sss 1sa s1ssi
slss. bosrs 81. ssa RON in ~iae~'' private
.,......I ,toUsss roH ,.I aenI
2 u u y d y Id . .
y WEEKLY MENTAL nuf.f.rTfS y
y cosI,ihb WHAT you WAIT y
: ~ .s s' V 's s'ii '' %.i n-% sss -" ;
|p copy coaisins sssfythtas vs p
|b JOHN DAVIS 4 COMPANY. b
p sss second Az; p
b % % n ID d n m u y y y . . y
rer ss!. 90 nsat--sss s~ven-rocm
modern house. cioss 20 car. paved
stHaefs Yeas uwp terms Call et@ninHs
gies nssth az Wet. Take West queen
Anss ears 20 Crockett,
s-reasn sssssse. ne~ iisss Kline
sge fsunsbef EsrhsnKe ngdx
pes ssas-- s-rossn hss.s. sd Les q,
eif per month. North or East ose~n
Anns csf, No Children
POI r.nf-~s.foasn cottage. 81 per
month. so ssth Ave. y. rHien car y
Nee barnsie~s ard houses fnf reat
G ! nsil 4 CO. sfs oies- Bloch Main
assss lad asss.
ypus .f~ena heass, hssh ~. sith =.
FURNISHED HoUsGs
0eS 4sis - -ssss fssnis6sd sS~Ss q
~ Ware. y a isnfsns. Fert fa~ton
Or il-ilafd csr -
Fef nsns--s.reesn modern bsnsale~.
fst.so per Hsnths no chiidrvn. stse
Sinth AZ X y
BUSINESS cHANcES.
-esr.ss cs,Se
sisht aeua so~a Prize eniy slta al
tnten q.
W0sJfsA pIiAtNu PLANT AND "a III.
MKT Eiiofs-- Kierfffc rvuets sell
eauipsed 18th MAJ hsnsfy all fh@ sorS
SO f2n do all the time. auad fiosf n
tersttons 9Ifl giss xorn*gnT . kood
stssncs - get good established bust
nras pnarh less than y cost, as ! ~sHt
80 ls2es Tho rwantfy. fnauirs ~ Cur.
sl.. 1871 Third AZ.
LAKE BuRigk PROPERTY.
~~~~-~s~~-~~~~-~~~~<~s .~s--~srs<-~s~s~~-~-~~
AN OPPORTUNITY.
Large tracts On nse Lake hestsr eaf iins
a. fssss nuffsn. Tvs up. IL dewn as
Ls~ry MAG lad sect. Msir tfts
WEsT SEATTLE NEAL ESTATE
-~TE - ~ a-ss - =.
rxfsf.ueiVri.Y. IL pgrns nlerh. ses
s<~nna a. nsin ssss. frd sfts
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potrI.TRY AND FRUIT
EXTRA GOOD RANCH

scrss all cisaree good soil and ieca-
tion. eigse 10 car. ts3s; easy terms
ssf Arcade Annex.
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BETWEEN 2 CAR LINES.
North OF Woodland park. good s-room
cottage, city water, good view. lots Of
fruit trees nice lot, hexies. for n few
days al si.oTs.oa; sTS. 90 down. balance
$1,000 per month. Take fhinney car
TO esth st.
SEE l.. E. EvETT a co.
esei phinney Az.
Phones North ie; Green Sc.
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For sale by owner--Cpfncr lot. with g.
room modern. house and store with two
living rooms In rear bargain. Phone
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noMssTsAps.

Ms can iocafs S1u On a. exceptionally
aoed hornsstsad or desert clatfn 10 ons I
81 the hesf ffnft sections 81 Eastern
Washington eau 10 ses orchard We've
and get tarsfruisf.
ffff TulEp Az. MAIN sea
CRY REAL ESTATE.
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10 G0STGr9 &c 4 c6RH
A. w. KLINE. ass ARCADE BLDG.

ss,sss sss y: sss sss:.r "a "a
exchanged n. tssx. L 1859 1917 Pike u,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
Government Begins Action
Against General EIec-
trio Co.
SUIT ON AT CLEVELAND
Claimed That Most FIagrant
Violations of the Law Are
Found to Exist.

Cleveland. Ohio. March S.-The
federal government today fled suit
against the General Electric COM
pany OF Schenectady. y. Y. and
others. alleging an unlawful combin-
alton and conspiracy in restraint OF
trade.
Is OPENING GUN.
Washington. March 3-The suit
filed at Cleveland against the General
Electric company. is the opening gun
i'm the governments fight against the
so-called electrical trust. Oflcials OF
the department of justice declare
their Investigations of the alleged
combination have disclosed a situa-
tion which overshadows any other an
thrust prosecution the government
has ever undertaken. not excepting
the case against the Standard OIL com
pany.
DIVIDES THE BUSINESS.
Investigations. II is alleged. have
disclosed the electrical business OF
the country is divided into certain di-
visions. each compromising some par
ticular branch and II is contended all
are controlled by the central organ
izatiou.
READY TO CAPITULATE.
Washington, ID. c.. March 3.-Attor-
ncy General Wickersham late this aft.
crnOCn issued a statement in which
he stated The defendants in the suit
agains, the electrical trust would
cease practices to which the govern
ment objects without much opposi
tion. that .ITirfact they have slready in
dicated a disposition TO conform 20
the requirements OF the government
CAUGHT on 4. =. CONTRACT.
Wickersham says the attention OF
the government was first attracted TO
the combination when 13 separate cor
porations submitted bids for furnish
ing several hundred thousand mean
descent lamps for the use OF the gov
ernment All the bids were Identical
and an Investigation was begun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
ONE SENATORIAL
DEADLOCK ENDS
Henry l.. Myers, Democrat, Elected
in Montana on the 10Th
Ballot.

Helena, Mont March 3.--Hcnrv l..
Myers. democrat OF Ravalli county.
was elected United States senator to
succeed Senator Carter. republican,
on the goth joint Legislation ballot
last night.
A continuous joint session Of seven
and a half hours was held Dy the leg
islature yesterday afternoon, p bal
lots being taken.
Myers name was not mentione~ -..i-
Ill the last ballot, on which he receiv-
ed all the democratic votes before The
result was announced. He was not an
avOwed candidate.
Senator elect Myers lives al Hamil-
ton. where he is judge Of the district
court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
THREATS HAVE
LITTLE EFFECT
Leaders in Congress Use Them
in Vain to Ward OFF an
Extra Session.
FIAT HAS GONE FORTH
Taft Reiterates That Reciprocity
Must Be Approved and That's
All There Is ITO" It

Washington, March 3.-From ad-
ministration circles today comes the
unequivocal statement an extra ses-
sion is inevitable unless the senate
before noon tomorrow adopts the
pending bill providing for reciproc-
ity with Canada.
This statement was called forth by
the circulation Of rumor last night
that the president is to consult with
Consul General Foster, just arrived
from Ottawa, and with a member of
the Canadian cabinet regarding the
feasibility of deferring final action
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
ESTRADA TO SHOOT
45 OF HIS ENEMIES
1 nited States Asked To Interfere "a
Save Alleged PiOttcrs i'm
Nicaragua.

New York. March according &c
cable advices from Costa Rica, Dr.
Rudolph EspinOsa, well known
throughout Central America. and %
others are TO be shot by the Estrada
Of Nicaragua for alleged
completely in a plot against the admin.
istration. The United States minister
at Costa Rica, it Is said. has been ask
ed 10 make official request Of Pr"si-
dent Estrada for definite Information
of his intentions towards the prison.
crs and cablegrams will bo sent Pro7-
ident TAFT and Secretary Knox seek
ing their assistance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
Denies Report.

Washington. March 3 Nicaraguan
Minister Castillo, al present Ia this
city. denied today reports from POrt
Limon. Costa Rica that a number OF
political prisoners in Nicaragua were
about 10 be- shot lie declared THIS
story came several days ago 20 the
state department at Washington. which
Investigated and found II 10 be untrue,
and he exhibited a telegram from The
minister Of foreign affairs a. Nicara
qua also saying the report was entire
j. without foundation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
HINES, ARMOUR
AND SWIFT TO
HAIL LORlM Err

Chicago. March 3.-When Senator
Iorimer arrives here Sunday morning
he will be met by reception commit
tee in automobiles ana escorted west
in Jackson boulevard and through
Garfield park TO his home This was
determined upon today at a meeting
of the senator's friends al which a
committee on arrangements was nam
ed. among committeeman being Ed
ward J. Hines, lumberman, and J..
Ogden Armour and H. P. Swift, meat
packers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
APPLE MARY DIES
Familiar Figure on Chicago
Board of Trade for 40
Years Is Gone.
LEFT FORTUNE OF 100000
Better on Financially Than Many Of
Those Who in Years Past Pat
ronized Her Stand.

Chicago, March 3.-"Apple Mary" "
for 40 years a character on the board
of trade died>-today. In the old
building built after the great fire of
1871, and in the present one, her
little fruit and sandwich stand re-
posed snugly just to the left of the
entrance. The trading floor lacked
something today. And everyone
missed it. Apple Mary" with her
CHEEKY word for everybody, was not
there Where had been golden pyr-
amids of oranges and shining apples.
were bare Uncovered counters.
LITTLE OF PAST KNOWN.
apple Mary's" real name was
Teresa Celia. Little is known of her
antecedents, save that she was part
Iy of French extraction, and came
from Algiers to Chicago. She left a
fortune estimated at 100000, more
than many a skyrocket plunger Of
her earlier days may bless himself
with now She left no children. \
committee of the board of trade will
conduct her funeral
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
BAIL JUMPER is ARRESTED
Edward J. Ryan, College Athlete,
Caught at Kansas City.

Kansas City. Mo. March SD
ward J. Ryan. a graduate Of Michi-
gan university, 2 track athlete and
civil engineer, who recently forfeited
q bond of 81 900 in the United States
courts here. was arrested last night
after hiding IN his room for two
weeks. Ryan was first arrested last
August in Pittsburg. Pa, on the
charge of using the mails TO defraUd.
Released under bond, he fed 10 Can
ada and the bond was forfeited. He
returned recently and hid in a hotel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
ing to distribute. A great many
others were injured.

ing 10 distribute. great many
others were injured.
DEATH RATE zoo DAILY.
Peking, China, March 3-Famine
and the plague are sweeping over
China. According to the official sta
tistics, the death rate averages 200
daily. but the officials have little
knowledge of the conditions in the
interior. or if they have. they are not
permitting the facts to be known.
1t is impossible even to estimate
the number of deaths that have re-
suited from lack of food. DR.. Sam
uel Cochran, an American, who is
engaged in the work of relief. writes:
'One million people will die be-
fore the first crop is harvested. This
will be scanty, because the people
have not the strength to till the soil
and no animals remain for plowing. -
100000 WITHOUT FOOD.
1t is estimated that 100000 peo-
pie are without food and are exist
ing on roots, grasses. or anything
that affords the slightest possibility
of nourishment. Those possessing
grain guard it night and day.
MlSSlondfles WHO dIS ulSLIiDuIluS
relief describe the people as hOrri-
bic skeletons. some of them with the
limbs hideously swollen. From the
famine the death rate is several
thousand daily.
WORST SINCE MIDDLE AGES.
A relief committee composed Of
foreigners al Shanghai is collecting
money. So far Japan and America
are the only foreign countries that
have contributed aid to the sufferers,
but even the extensive assistance that
has come from the United States is
entirely inadequate.
Medical authorities say such an
epidemic as the present one. which
is entirely pneumonia, has not Wis
tied the world since the middle ages.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
WOMEN HELD
AS PERJURERS
IN OLEO CASE

Chicago. March 3.-Five young
women were held 10 the United
States grand jury today on the
charge OF perjury The action was
taken by Judge Lands in the fed
eral court. and was based on al
legged false testimony in regard TO
oieomargarine One young man &C
cused of completely in their alleged
ofense. vas also committed by
Judge L216iS - the same time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
upon the reciprocity agreement until
next winter.
PLANNED AFFRONT To TAFT.

upon the reciprocity agreement until
next winter.
PLANNED AF7FRONT TO TAFT.
Washington, March s. Efforts to
prevent an extra session continued to-
day at the capitol, but without appreci-
able success. The rumor most actively
current was that some of the leaders
had agreed upon and intimated to the
president they intended to carry it out,
a plan of holding up in conference the
sundry civil bill. carrying not only the
Panama fertilization project, but also
the presidents own expense account
and various items important to the
White house.
SAYS 1T WOULD FAIL.
man close to the president said:
1T wouldn't work. They might as well
go up the avenue and make faces at
the White house. Unless they pass the
reciprocity agreement there will be an
extra session
DATE MARCH Is.
March 10 was the date given today
at the White house as the time the
president in all probability would Sc
lect for the opening Of an extra ses-
sion. Practically all hope has been
abandoned by the administration of
getting reciprocity through before con-
gress adJourns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03

law with regard to the sale of public
and friar lands and likewise In its
exoneration of public officials from
blame, the minority report presents
number OF radical disagreements on
the policy to be pursued in the ad-
ministration OF the Philippine lands.
The officials involved, the report de
clares, handled a cumbersome situa-
ton to the best Of their ability and
were guided by the law but the sale
of the San Jose estate should stand
as a warning both to the Philippine
government and the United States"
SELL IN SMALL TRACTS.
The sale of large tracts OF public
or friar lands, it is recommended,
should be prohibited, long leases
should not be granted, officials in the
Philippine service should not be al
lowed to acquire any more land than
is required for residence and proper
limitations should be placed immed-
lately on the amount of friar land
that corporations and natural persons
may obtain These suggestions, it is
declared. will If carried out. sustain
the peace and welfare of the is
lands"
SIGNERS OF REPORTS.
The majority report is signed by
Representatives Olmsted, Crumpack-
er. Hamilton, Fuller. Graham, Par
sons, Mckinley. Douglas. and Fornes.
The minority report was submitted by
Representatives Madison, Hubbard,
and Davis.
JONES NOT READY.
There will be a third report en-
bodying the views of the democrats
on the committee, prepared by Jones
of Virginia. but it is not yet ready.
1t is understood the Jones report.
like others, absOlves the Philippine
officials Of wrong doing and comedies
they acted within the Interpretation
of the law laid down by the law Of
ficers by whose opinion they were
bound to be guided; but holds their
action was in pursuance of a mis-
taken policy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-03
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Lords Veto 1911 Advanced by British
House Of Commons.

London, March . 3-FOur days Of the
most uninspiring debate ever given
a measure involving great constitu
tional reform came 10 "A cOnclusiOf
last night when Premier ABquith ap
piled closure and the second reading
OF the veto bill was passed by ma
jority Of 125. the vote being 3G8 n
243. Prior 10 this the house took Is
vision on Austin Chamberlain'i
amendment, with a majority Of 12I
against IL