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peau returned fom Boston Tuesday even
Ing. George Champeau of Boston accom-
panied his mother home.-Mrs Sarah Gil
more of Boston. who has passed tho
summer at Dreamwold and who
has been i'll for some time, left her
home Tuesday night in a special hospital
car. She was accompanied by a son
and daughter.-W. NJ. Sargent leaves to-
uaE LOT trip through North Dakota in
the interests of the Union Savings Bank
d trust company.-Mrs. Catherine Bell
Is entertaining her sister, Mrs Emily
'ut'cr' ana Mrs. j. b. Sanderson Of
West Newton. Mass-Mrs. Abbie A.
mountain OIL New York, one of the speak
ers at the State w. C. r. L. meeting
heio mere Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
uaS' Is speaking before the schools in
the state upon the scientific side of
,e'nperahce'-Dr. Mountain visited four
dis'rict SCHOOLS In town Tuesday, the
a'aoeiiy ana grades Wednesday and will
lecture at the Delano schoolhouse Sun.
uaN alternoon.-M George Lang of
barton Is Il guest for week of Mr.. and
Mrs, Ia W. Gates and Mr. and Mrs.
A. R Campbell-Walter Isham has sold
ms barber shop to James Royce of Hard
"ich' MI Royce takes immediate pos-
session. Mr.. Lee r. Wilkins will con-
'ihue TO work in the shop for the pres
ent'-Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Rodgers left
Wednesday for Winchendon Mac.
where they will visit their son and fam,-
~. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodgers. Thev
VIII visit in Boston Windsor and Hart
lord before returning home.-Miss Liz
@ie Paul of HighEate. a former town
'e''uen, IS visiting friends on Laport
'o'''-Mrs' caroline Trow OF Hardwicll
returned home Wednesday.
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LOWELL.

Mrs L. b. Wcllman and son Of New
port are In town for the week-N1r. an,
Mrs. II. A. Parker and Mrs V. ". Parke
went to Boston October : on the excur
slon-bdgar LaClair has taken possessio.
OF his farm rented for the past year +,
Jesse Blay. Mr. Blay will move to or
leans, where he has employment in J. O
lurnoull companv's creamery Mrs. Lois
Watson and Miss Myrtle Sanborn return
ed last week from Maiden, Mass. where
they have been during the summertime
Rev. and Mrs. +, r. Hurd are in Gilman.
town, N. H., for two weeks' vacation
Mrs. r. f. Field attended the O. f.
meeting at Morrisvllle Saturday. Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. B. Marsden were the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs O. Gregory Saturday and
Sunday,-Each school in town has been
supplied with a nag. The poles were erect.
ed Monday Mrs. BENJAMIN Derocha
was called to Derby Monday by the death
of a relative
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BENSON.

The Rev. e. II. smith Of Pittsford. tho
new superintendent Of the Anu-Saloon
League. will eive an address at the Con-
rrosational Church next Sunday evening,
his particular theme being the work Of
the league in the temperance cause.-the
Rev. Dr. Washhurne whose wife went
to the Samaritan hospital in Troy
was called there october 4, but r.
turned on Friday leaving Mrs Washburne
after her operation. per-
formed on Monday,-Mr. and Mrs Palmer
Goodrich of north district are the parents
of daughter born Tuesday Of last week.
Lewis Rising, son OF Henry Rising of
the northeastern part of this town, is
attending the new agricultural school at
Randolph. MIR. and Mrs, c. NJ Ring,
who spent last winter I'm Rcdlands, CAL
are to start for there November TO spend
the coming winter.-Daniel Higgins con
Quoted the Thursday evening prayer meet
ing at the CONGREGATIONAL chapel in the
absence of the pastor,-The ladies OF the
Conversational Church will hold their
annual church fair at the town hall on
Friday, November 8 In addition to
sale. there will be a supper, The
Epworth League meeting will commence
at 500 p m for the winter and the Thurs
day evening prayer meeting at 700 p. m.
instead of "A half hour earlier as formerly,
at the Methodist Episcopal Church,-Ths
Rev. and Mrs. Fbeu Greenleaf of West
Haven were in town Friday.
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Gabrielle went TO Bethel for n short |
visit with relatives Wednesday.--H. S. !
Booth left here Wednesday for few
days in Boston. 'Mass-Laurette will
son was here from Bethel Wednesday
to consult Or. J. p. Gifford.-I.eslie
Dickerman, who has been in Van
couter for year, arrived home Fri
day night and with Mrs. Dickerman
during the winter months-Mr. Kirby,
who is now travelling, has been in town
the last week the first time for six
years, but will be remembered here as
"Naldo Kirby" He has his headquar-
ters in Boston.--Mss Ida Bailey and
Miss Hazel Fairbanks are in Boston
this week.-Mrs.. l.. A. Segar arrived
here from Roxbury Wednesday morn
ing for few days with her sister.
Mrs. S. S. Whitcomb. About 50 out
of-town odd Fellows attended the dis
trict meeting Tuesday evening with
the local encampment here and were
treated to a banquet at The Washburn.
Several grand officers were present.
among whom were l.. +, Jones' grand
patriarch of Island Pond; II. w. Scott,
grand senior warden of Barre: Jesse
Foster, grand Junior warden, Water
bury; F.. w. Jackson, past grand rep
resentative, Barre, and F.. r. Clark,
district deputy grand patron of Mont
pelier. and Charles w. Farr of St
Johnsbury. Northfeld sent a delega-
ton who did the work in q very ac-
ceptablc manner-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c.
Roundy Of Rockingham, who have been
guests for the last week of their son
and his family &. G. Roundv, left We'd
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worked and sand"'c"e'' "o"k"hu's ana
coffce will be served
Ar,orc those who have gone on the
,,,I central Vermont excursion to
naa,a., arc g. g. Riley, DR., j. c. Nor
,,s,,r,,o AZ. I,uzzell and Mr. and
A.. Nlagoon--F. +. Shubut is
a,,,,iovad in fine drug store in the alb
sonco of Mr.. Rilcy-B f.
Ledeyard has moved INTO Mrs.
N,rv 1onnev's tcnement,--Miss Rose
straw liz recovering from an Illness
moved into Mrs Mary Jenney's tenement.
Mrs. Julia cakes, who passed Monday in
burlington, was joined at Waterbury by
her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Douglass, and
both went 10 Woodstock for visit
Mrs. Joseph Germaine has returned to
Jericho after visiting Mrs. j. l.. stat
ford.-Nr. and Mrs. f, r. Rigclow and
MIR. and Mrs. G. r. Washburn Of Salem.
Mass. were visitors in Morrsvlle Tues
day Mrs A. y. Camp and little daugh-
tor of NorriSville are passing the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Chandler
Watts.-Alr. Wattss condition remains
about the same. Miss Nellie Robinson
goes soon to Boston. where she will he
employed at MADDEN hall-Mrs Alice
Raymond town clerk has issued about
$50 hunters scs-Howard Grover
Kemp and Miss Elsie st. Jock were mar
ried by the Rev a. g. Cornwell October
I'll. F.. Shaw has purchased ID. r.
Smiths house on Park street.
Mrs. A. l.. Stanels of Croydon. y
IT,, is visiting her cousin Mrs T. e.
Smith.-The Rev w. 6. Knowlton of
Co1 tc eli mo NJ
of George S. Gibbs Mrs. +. T. Shar-
but and her sister Mrs. l., NJ. circuit
OF Waterbury. visited In montpelier
Wednesday.-M Martha Wright was
a recent visitor in Montpclicr.--Roy
Rob inson returned to school Wcdnos-
day after n weeks Illness A daugh-
ter born recently to Mr. and Mrs
Fowler of South birmingham. Mass.
Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George f.. Fowler. summer residents
of Stowe.
| Hadey's moving pictures will 10 ex-
| hlbited at the Akeley Memorial building
| Friday evening under the auspices of
| Mansfield camp, NJ W. A.-Mrs. Eliza
| beth Clarkson returned Wednesday from,
| Barre. Harry Smith Is moving into the
| W. w. Culver house Mr.. Culver Is NOV
| ing into Jackson Sargents house and
| Mr.. Sargent Is moving into the house
vacated by Mr.. Smith-Nernon Wilkin,
is confined to the bed by illness. DAME
! Russell. who IS III with tuberculosis, /,
! being cared for at the home of Mrs. w
| J. Tedford.--George \. Fisher has the
| contract for painting the Congregations
| Church and parsonage and has hegur
work on scaffoldlng the steepe
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Fannie Waldo and children were
in Bethel over Sunday.-W Y. Adams
returned Monday from a few days visit
in Hartand and Mrs Adams left the
same day on the excursion to BOSTON,
Principal @, l.. Green and Prof. Megs
attended the inauguration ceremonies at
Burlington last weeK.--Dogs have been
running with W. f. Gilletts sheep this
fall and five have been killed, and the
selectmen have allowed him $500 dam
age.-Edward Davis, an old man, who
lived by himself, died last Sunday and
was buried Tuesday in the Center Gene
tery.-The students OF the agricultural
school have formed football team and
expect a game with the Randolph high
team next .Saturday.-H. l.. Hatch has 20
spend most of his time in looking after
the building operation of the state agri-
cultural school, so he has bought house
at Randolph and will move his family
here at once
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

H. D. Briggs has sold his property on
Center street, heretofore conducted by
him in the manufacture Of wagons. etc.
together with all personal property, CON
s.sting of machinery, tools and impe-
ments, and Il water rights and privileges
to the Neshobe river to Thomas w Ray
and Frank w. Williams. Possession Is
given at once.-Miss Lucy w. Smith has
returned to her home after spending sew
eral weeks with Mrs. G H. Kelly.-T.
". Ray has sold the Howe pasture, So
called, at the head OF Park street to
Shirley Farr Of Chicago--At the annual
meeting of the Brandon concert band the
following officers were elected: President.
Fl. j. Ciriswold vice president, Thomas
Tennen; business manager and secretary,
II Lewis Miner treasurer, a. w.
Hendry; trustees Pearl Washhurn, G. 7.
Marsh and W. c, Gipson.-Miss Ruth
Sprague is spending a few days in Boston.
Miss Elizabeth Bacon has gone 70 the
Mary Fletcher hospital. where she will
receive treatment.-Mrs. r. y. Thomas
of St Adams is visiting relatives In
town.-E. H. Button has returned from
several days stay in Boston.-The annua
chicken pie supper Of the Baptist Church
was held In the church vestry on cd
DIR. j C.. Roper Of New York offcated
at ST. Thomass Episcopal Church Sun
day.
james Tennien has been spending the
past few days in Ticonderoga, " Y
r. A. Manchester is spending a few days
in town. Marshall Meacham, son Of Mr.
and Mrs James Meacham of orwell died
Sunday at Manchester after a short i'll
ness of infantile paralysis. He was IS
wears of age and formerly lived in this
| town-Mrs Sarah tonnell of Dorset IS
| visiting her SON c. Z. Cornell, of Conant
! souare-Fred June OF Boston is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Griswold.-The
| ladies' of ST. Thomas's Church realized
| So from their rummaCe sale held Satur-
! day-Mr and Mrs. Robert johnson left
Monday for weeks stay in Boston,
/ George W. Durham left Tuesday for
/ Rutland. where he will attend the United
! States circuit court.-The marriage bans
If William Davis and Miss Mary Cupfer
were published Sunday at St Mary :
Church.-Major F. p. johnson has gone to
Boston for several days stay.-Mr and
Mrs George II. Young have returned
| from trip ahroad.-Mrs. Ahhie Sampson
| Of MONTPELIER is the guest Of Mr., and Mrs
| y. b. Hackett.-Mrs. Alice 3. Spracue
left Monday for Boston, where she will
! visit friends.
Miss Annie Bashaw was given sur
prise party Tuesday at her home on
| Rossiter street About 80 Of her young
friends were present and presented her
with a gold chain and lOck"t-F, w.
Stodder Of Boston was In town TUESDAY
on husness.-Miss Roxy sumner has gone
TO St. Adams, where she will spend the
week with relatives.-F'rank w. Williams
and r. w. Johnson have returned from
several days stay in Boston.-Nrs. Sylvia
Tower Of WalllnGford will spend the win
ter with her nephew, Wallace Ellis.-Mrs.
, Joseph McKan has returned 10 her home
in Detroit, Mich, after several days stay
in
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BROWNINGTON.

The Orvin Marsh farm was sold al auc-
ton to Dana Clark for sl.400-Mr and
Mrs. Glen Newton have been visiting
friends In Lowell.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Perlin of Island Pond are visiting thet-
son. Charles Parlin.-Mrs ". Doncastcr
has returned home from Montreal. mucn
improved in health.--T.incoln Campbell
has moved back on to his farn.--Waltor
Buck has moved to Sutton. where he has
hired farm-AIiss Ada Robinson Of St
Adams has been visiting her sister. Mrs
Vail.--Mrs. S. Drew has returned 70 her
home in Barton.--Tom Smith and Ernest
Buck are visiting relatives IN Boston -
Mrs. Dana Clark has gone to Canada 70
visit relatives.-Alson Marshall has moved
into the Pike house.-H Lappierre had
an auction last Monday and sold off his
stuff
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VAUDEVILLE.

Mark Stevens Is on business trip to
Demand friend of Lyme.
n. H.. visited his cousin, Mrs George
Currier. last week, Miss Elsie Carpenter
ia spending few days with friends in
Observation-Disclosures Mann has NOV.
ed into Mrs. O. A. Grey's house on Main
street.-B. NJ. Wiley OF Greensboro
ia spending a few days with his parents,
Mr. and r, A. Willey.-Mr, and Mrs. Mer-
ton Mann are spending a few days with
friends in Canada, Mrs James Wilbur
Of Underhlll spent the past week with
her brother, G. A. Wells.-Emerson Car
penter has gone to jay, where he has
work for the winter,-Albert Paronto has
moved from Montgomery into one of the
laraway tenements. The Rev. Mr.. Wills
was called to Wolcott on Tuesday ia
otnciate at a funeral.-Mr. and Mrs. p,
n bailey are the parents OF n daughter,
horn september So.-Elmer Leach and
Joseph Green are engaged in the Christ
mas tree business in Canada for two
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE La Motto.

Mrs. Goldie Pike Stanhope, aged %
years, only child of Mr.. and Mrs, Melvin
Pike and wife of q. S. Stanhope. died al
her home tuesday, October 3. of a com
pication of diseases, after an Illness of n
month. She was married three years ago
last June to Mr. Stanhope, who was for
merly of Richford. The funeral vns hold
Mt the home of her father Friday after.
noon, and was conducted by the Rev G.
w. Westcott The floral offerings and
decorations were many and beautiful.
The burial was in the village cemetery.
where loving hands had carefully lined
the grave with flowers and evergrcens.-
The Rev. i. O. Shcrburne of Burlington
gave an interesting lecture on Bible work
sunday night at the Methodist Church. --
! nose from out of town to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. G. S. Stanhope were Mr.
ana Mrs. Hendrick Mrs. Nj Alster Mrs
curtis of Richford and Mrs. Lena Mont
Gomery and daughter. Cora, of Burlnc-
ton.-There was Il social at the Meth
odist Church paiors Wednesday evening
for the benefit Of the pastor. Rally day
exercises were given by tho children
Sunday morning under the direction of
Mrs. F. s. Fleury,-AIrs. w II. MAYOR
and Mrs. Mahlon Gadboy went to Boston
on the excursion for 10 days Ransom
Hall Is very ill.-Joseph Baker is in "A
critical condition at the Fanny Allen hos
pital.
Ransom Hall, an aged and much re-
spected citizen OF this town, died at the
home of his son. Dyer Hail. Monday
niSht.--Mrs. John Montgomery and Mrs
James Hurst went TO Manchester, y. H..
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HYDE PARK

Inc sensation here Monday was the
supposed elopement of Perlev Hav-
ward and Stella Foster. HAYWARD is
about p and Stella Is. Perley came
here about seven months ago ana be
came enamoured with Stella. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Foster.
thought nothing of the attention paid
the girl. and made no special ob1ec-
ton She was an attendant at Soho "a
and Monday morning started for
school. but left her hooks at a neigh
bor's with a note asking her to take
them to the school. Instead Of that
the mother was notified and an inves-
LEGATION showed that the couple had
met and walked to Morrisvllle, where
they took the train for Thetford the
home of the young mans parents As
both are of age no objection can he
raised to the course taken.-Mrs Noy g
Wood left Monday night for an extended
visit at Chicago.--Senator Page and
son. Russell leave the last OF the week
ing. They will be absent about a
month.-Mr. and Mrs wallace Thomp-
son of St Louis, Mo, were guests sun
udN N inc nome OF senator Page +.
p. Carpenter of Brandon spent Sunday'
with his cousin. G, r. Savery-Miss
Leila Collins Of Burlington is spending
a few days in town.-The Ladies' club
had an interesting meeting at Mrs.
Stella Gcddard's Monday evening. It was
the opening meeting and was we'll at
tended.-George r. White Of Mont
pelier was in town Sunday-W. l..
Tracy and Sheriff Jones of Johnson
were here Morday-Dr Goddard and
son from Albany were in town Mon
day.-Byron Wright spent Sunday
at Barre.-Tracy Badger was n visitor
at Greensboro the first Of the week. -
The skaters are putting the roof on the
new court house.-Capt. and Mrs.
Waite were visitors in Eden Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. stevens are visitin c
in Burlington.--Miss Mabel Collins was
a visitor in Stowe last Sunday.-The
ladies Of st. Teresa's Church will give
a whist party at the rectorY on the
evening Of Columbus day--Miss Doris
DEMO has been added to the clerking
force at Woods store.
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PROFESSIONALLY.

Mrs. Bert Adams. who had been i'll
with diabetes for long time. died Mon
day morning The funeral was held at
the home on bakersfield road. Wednes-
day. the Rev. r. H. Trill officiating, The
burial was in North Cambridge.-MrS'R X
j. Thomas is building a large new CO.
ment reservoir for the water system
Mrs. Frances Raymore of St Adams
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Thomas
and other relatives here the past week.
Sherman Rodgers has moved from the
Amos Stearns farm to Johnson and Mr..
Stearns has rented his farm to Willard
Warren of MorrisVille.-Mr and Mrs..
James Watson, Mr. and Mrs. w w,
Ravmore and H. p Raymore started
Monday for a trip to California. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w Narnum have returned from
PENNSYLVANIA. Jonas Stevens OF
Hyde Park was recently guest at A.
j. Thomas and Harriet Girls
void have returned from their automo-
bile trip to Massachusetts.-The first en-
tertainment Of the lecture course, which
comes under the auspices of the Crcscen-
DO club will be held at the town hall
Tuesday evening oct. 90, entitled 'rhe
Nordland Girls" and will consist OF
readings, nlalecl s'oiieS' SoIoS' uuc's'
trioS etc.-Anong those who Went on
the excursion to Boston Monday were
NJ. n. Dodge, Mr., and Mrs. G, ID. Lease
and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin York.-Quite a
number from this place took the oppor
tunity to attend the Episcopal services
at Cambridge October s, conducted by the
Rev. D. l.. Sanford, general diocesan
missionary. NJ. f. Powell and w.
H. Griswold who have been very III.
continue more comfortable.-M Howri-
gan of Essex is the guest of her sister,
Mrs George Westman,-rhe Crescendo
club, which has had long vacation, held
their first meeting with Miss Carrie Car
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home to Perley Benware.-There havs
been considerable work done in the Gem
etery by an expert from William Bar.
of the men plan bee to fix lid tina
grounds Tuesday.-The misses Sunday
school class gave a bean supper in thu
congregational vestry Tuesday evening.
The Rev M. w. Farman went to Glow
er TO preach last Sunday and was called
TO North Troy Wednesday to officiate at
inc funeral Of the late Frank Elkins.-
d. {. Woodwork gave a corn huskne
and dance Saturday night.-Over $500 was
realized from the box party last Thurs
day evening for the benefit of the Vest
field town library.
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months.-Pearl Langdell is building a
house on his farm. f.. c. Wells Is the
builder and sherman Mann has the con-
tract for the plumbin. d II. Bennett has
moved into tne Betsy Fletcher house re-
Gently purchased, Carroll Stearns into
the Laraway tenement opposite the school
house, Arthur Chandler into George
Stevens's tenement, clayton Miller into
Mark Stevens McElroy's house. and
James Elder into A. T., Locks tenement.
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GRAND ISLE.

Orrell T. Larkin of Plattsburgh visited
friends and relatives this week in town
viii Center of Bangor n. Y. formerly
from Grand Isle, Is visiting his old home
here with his bride His friends and
neiEhbors gave them a reception FRIDAY.
Gene Tebeau and Z. Ufford recently
made a business trip to Essex.-Mr and
Mrs. O. n. Clement are going to New
York for a few daYs-Dr and Mrs Sears
visited at S G. Macomber's over sun
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JOHNSON.

Parker & Stearns have purchased
boiler and engine, which they VIII install
at their water mill this fall.-E, r. Wells
has sold his carriage horse to parties In
Arlington Mass.-P. j. Hodgkins and +.
/. Leslie are earring potatoes here, pay
ing 80 cents per bushel.-Mr. LonerGan,
who was burned out, has rented rooms
in the Chamberlain house.-The tale peo-
pie have put in a hydrant ut their mill
CO.. Or ntnc1inn
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SOUTH HERO.

The Modern Woodmen of Mansfield
camp will give n dance at the town hall
Friday evening. Browns orchestra will
furnish music.-The interior of the Con-
gregatoneI Church has been newly paint
ed
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CONTINUED on page 1S.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-24
PROGRESS|vES
MUST RALLY

Don't fail 20 attend the meeting
at Evergreen hall In the Silver
building. iat and Cherry H., tonight
II sou are a real progressive. A
bunch of EtandpaticrH. 4, IL RI.
mored. viii attempt 10 capture the
organization of the National Pro.
grcasiye league In this county
Preliminary steps 10 that effect
have been taken Real progrcsHlyes
must prevent this The meeting 20.
night Is an important one. Officers
wlil be elected They must he
those who are IN sympathy with
the principles ~ the National Pro.
gFeasiye league. of which Senator
Bourne of Oregon IL president. aud
which numbers such real Insurgents
aa La Toilette. MnFdock. Poludex.
ter and others NcarpFugreaslses
and atandpattcra must have no
places as leaders of tho progress.
siTe movement IN this county
Real proEreaAixc& must therefore
be present AZ Evergreen hall TO.
ni9ht II the National Progressive
league IL to make any progress In
this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-24

Following Joe Smiths suit illed
yesterday. showing that the King
county indgcs are collecting an
extra 81 GOO salary every year from
king county. County Auditor otto
Case announced today that he
would hold up the judges salary
1 am asking the prosecuting at
torncy for a written opinion in the
matter" he said today. In thu
meantime the salary warrants VIII
be held up. In this ! am following
my usual custom of holding np dis
pnted bills
"tn regard 20 thls Iunsctlnu prae.
tiee of Some Of the Judges. which
was shown up in The Star yexter.
day. ! ~ish 10 say that ! am In
hearty sympathy with Il, unisss In
emergency eases. y, " an outrage
have protested against u again
ard again. Il is useless waste of
the Taxpayers money"
Prosecutor Murphy this morning
said that the salary matter would
probably be heard before a judge
from an outside county lie had