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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-23
TAFT TO REPLY
70 ROOSEVELT
Colombus Speech Will Be
Answered by President
At Early Date
DECISION MADE AFTER
RECEIVING TELECRAMS
But Roosevelt Name Will
Not Be M e n toned :.
Position on Recall"
to Be Attacked

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.--Presi-
dent Taft will reply to Rooseveits
Columbus speech. That much was
decided today. In response to num-
erous kilograms from Ohio the Presi-
dent has agreed to visit Toledo and
deliver an address there before the
Chamber Of Commerce.
President Taft's program had been
TO leave here for Chicago the morn
ing Of March s, reaching the Windy
City tho next day. II Is now planned
to leave Washington the night Of
March and. get into Chicago the
. morning OF the ninth as heretofore
arranged.
The President has not decided just
what he Will say In Toledo OF how
he will say 1t. There Is doubt also
whether no will attempt to reply TO
the whole speech Of Mr.. Roosevelt
II Is more likely that he VIII take
up sections OF 1t at a time and analyze
them at leisure.
Not 10 Mention Roosevelt.
MIR. Tart VIII not bring Mr. Ro0se-
Vets name Into his reply. He will
not oppose many OF the colonel $
doctrines on public questions. Frank
~. the President liz the advocate Of
many OF the same things Mr.. Roosc-
Welt Incorporated in his speech at
Columbus. Therefore. Mr.. Taft does
not care to be put In the position OF
fighting Mr.. Roosevelt's doctrines as a
whole.
On the application OF the recall"
of decisions of the courts on con-
stitutional questions the President will
talk spiritedly. He Ia already on
record as to this question and the
recall OF Judges, but his Toledo speech
win again eiucidafe hix ideas and
lay his Views squarely alongside those
cf the propositions OF the ex-presi-
dent He Will furnish one aide Of
the parallel and let the public. the
voters to whom Mr.. Roosevelt APP
peaIs, decide the issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
HOLD MEN.
AS SLAVES

That tho Puget Sound Traction.
Light A Power Co. are holding two
men as slaves and driving thcm 10
work against their will. keeping
guards IN the atoekade at the Rem
ton mines To prevent their escape.
and threatening TO shoot and XIII
them n they tried 10 get away, Is
tho substance OF a sensational
charge filed In the superior court
this morning. by Carneio Spczsi.
who alleges that he made his os-
cape yesterday morning. and who Is
bringing habeas corpus proceedings
10 free the two other laborerH.
Judge Ronald this morning granted
the writ against tho company. cit
Ing Its officials TO appear IN court
tomorrow morning and answer tho
charge that they are OBTAINING nt
the stockade against their will two
men named Dlamlnico Oct and Vim.
cenxo Perrino. The suit In brought
IN behalf OF these mon by Paul w.
iiouser. city attorney OF Renton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

King then' Johnson drew first. The
Tame OF tho explosion burnt Kings
coat The outlaw foil with bullet
through HIS heart.
For a long minute Johnson and
Mcdonnell stood like statuea. Then
tho latter loosed his hold on the
bottle. which fell and was shattcr-
ed into thousand pieces on the
sidewalk.
"And az God 10 my witness" said
Mcdonnell 20 me, ~ didn't dream OF
doing that thing when we went into
the saloon. But--don't you seeg---
King was a pal OF mine. and he sald
ne was going TO do u. and--and so I
went along"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
EASY GOING" SORT HE
EVENT ALONG" WITH PAL
ON PATH TO PRISON

AA'eA u@Att DNttNs ktNNfAiif DO
cause an acquaintance Of road or
barrel house or "flophouse" was go.
ing that way and wanted him 20 "gu
along"
HE MEETS JOHN KING.
Nls ziaxsa path carried him
across tho path OF John King. some.
times iumberlaek. oftener nsooeher,
who was older than Mcdonnell.
Kings was a soul gone wrong. The
world, he said. owed him a living,
and he was going 10 have lti King
hated policemen a brass button
was a symbol OF thing called
"law' which more than once had
laid King by the heels. In thoughts.
as In actions. Mcdonnell always
went along" he. too, came 20 re.
gard the man In blue 40 his natural
enemy.
Mcdonnell came 20 Seattle from
nowhere In particular 10 days ago
Il worked day and"-here he
smiled whlmsically three quar-
tiers"
AGAIN THEY MEET.
Again the paths Of King and Nc.
noncil crossed. They got drunk TO.
gether. They went into the World
bar. T2S Sixth av. south. and shook
dice with Sandy Dominlck. the bar.
tender. for the drinks and Loaf.
They left the saloon. and outside
King talked earnestly. vchcmcntiy,
and Mcdonnell was seen 10 make gcs.
tsse.ss - ~ f..tfta ..es.s...k ~. -, -.
turned TO the saloon.
Sandy Domlnick Is a wise harten.
der. Ills hands went up the instant
he looked into the muxxle OF Kings
gun. They made Sandy turn out
the lights. and then they robbed
him aud the cash register. and lock.
cd tho bartender and a drunken man
in the Ice chest.
Patrolman II. =. Johnson. passing
by the World bar. saw that the
lights were out. Ne teiephoned 60
headquarters and returned Just in
time TO meet King and Mcdonnell
coming out.
King. hating all policemen. and
knowing he was cornered. swung on
Johnson's Jaw. Then his hand went
hack TO the hip pocket. Johnson
saw the movement. and. 10 keep
that hand from getting tho gun be
knew was therc. he started a fuail-
lade Of labs and swings.
Johnson 10 q big man. but King
~as bigger and stronger. Every
time the officer ceased 20 press the
attack. the outlaws hand travelled
back towards the hlp.
And all the while Mcdonnell. go.
Ing along" was elrcllng behind
Johnson. With . quart whisky bottle
poised for the finishing blow.
Thrice King landed smashing
blows on Johnson'x Jaw. and the Of
ficer was wabhling as a boxer wab.
hles who has been outpunched In
rally. And then Kings hand again
began It's sinister. backward Jour
ney.
JOHNSON DREW FIRST.
One glance Johnson flung over
his shoulder. Mcdonnell held the
bottle high II was Johnson or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
NOTICE TO ELECTORS

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
ia accordance with Resolution No
1s0g OF the City Council Of The city
isfs. the simple referendum has been
invoked b. the said CITY Council IT.
self as 70 the following ordinances:
ORDINANCE NO. soe59,
An Ordinance relating 70 the or"
gnnfxati0n. management and opera
tion OF the Fire Department Of The
city OF Seattle. and repeating all
ordinances In conflict
ne 1T ORDAINED by THE CITY or
SEATTLE As FOLLOWS.
section /. From and after the Sec
ond day OF April. 1919, the firsman
and employees Of tho Fire Depart
ment Of The City Of Seattle. subject
% call. other than the Fire Chief
toons. one TO perform day servics
and thu other 20 perform night SER
Vice. The hours OF the day service
shall not exceed ten t1o), commence
NJ and ending not later than six
TsJ o'clock r. NJ The hours Of the
night service shall not exceed four
tesn 40. commencing not before
six go o'clock Y. ~ ana ending net
except that In tho event u great
threatening or unusual conflaRra-
tor, or such emergency. the Fire
chief. his assistant. or other person
Department. shall have the power
and authority TO summon such fire.
men and employees as may BIO off
duty 70 assist IN the protection %
said platoons snail alternate from
day 70 night and from night to day
each and every month.
section 2. There shall be provid-
ed suitable and healthfui places OF
abode for the employees and firemen
so employed while on duty.
Section O. All ordinances or parts
thereof. IN so far an they may be In
conflict with the proyisions Of this
section 4. This ordinance shall
take effect and be IN force thirty
DAYS from and after Its p9HsaEe and
approval, " approved BY the Mayor;
otherwise Il shall take. effect at tho
time II shall become n law under tho
provisions OF the city charter.
Passed the city Council the 10th
day Of September, 1919, and signed
By me In open session IN authentica.
sep'ei"'' noBT. II. HEsKETH.
President OF the City Council
Approved BY me this nth day OF
o'p'' dEo. u. coTTERILL.
riied by me this nth day Of
seP, september is IL w. CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller and cx-officio City
~ j. r. Agnew. Deputy Clerk.
es rEe1TrflcE rs HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN that on Tuesday. the 9Th
day Of November. 1912, a special
eiection viii be held in Tho City. OF
seattle for the purpose OF ratiNlng
or rejecting tho aforesaid ordin-
ance. H. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex-officio City
pate Of first publication septem-
boz "a. 1919.
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,ssn / went on an elegant
An' "a When | woke up was
pene.s a,'ponsll Is 20 years old. He
y, AZ 10. A week ago he was
pcks . 81 4 care in tho world. TO.
~ Is a prisoner In the city JAIL
ssees The sure prospect OF "
- ,~rr IN the peuitentiary.
c:nsnsll told me this morning the
~ KS life. nom the begin
i Pass Il on without com
hcliesing the moral IL points
shxlous. save for an oecas.
rSrase Of yoEg lingo, picked
-cn the road. his choice o.
- could not be Improved upon
\. explained this -, 800.
+. -, mother was an educated We
- No ssld.
a vas born In Bessemer, Men
IN oniy child. There had been
-, children. but they had died In
Ssssry A rrntlewoman's love was
.s.~rss IN this one boy. Melon
~ father was a mmoerman-- =
- basincss man. but rough and
Srshspokcn.
cur SCHOOL AT ~.
rss how Frank didn't like 70 10
. .rsaci He quit after the third
80, ~Mother said needn't 80 Il
! Ssat wish To-" lie was then II
~ - time was playtlme now
s,ent il At the railroad yards,
.clne frvlxhts for fun" with 9th
- Al the yards they met ho-
SrS "a yegymen. who came nom
-. stayed awhile 70 tell the
vusderful tales OF The Road.
rnxDed %.
1hymxQ>. a little older. a little
than Frank o'Donell. said
- ~ lets beat Y"
A. So said o'poneli to me, -
~ sIoreL"
a go that Kind Of boy, and
= Z Inst kind Of q man. Careless.
nr1Aiakin1. . little weak, he has al
N ~poes along"
NO ANCHOR TO HOLD HIM.
~ h vas not = tramp. He
- He worked six months al
~ Sin months al another. But
49, - M anchor To hold him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

AZ meeting of 80 members OF
the Parents and Teachers assocIa-
ton held In tho Frantz II. Coo school
yesterday, a resolution was passed
endorsing the university students In
condemnlng tho acceptance OF the
chimna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
Something Good Read 1t
nSTERN PIANO FACTORY LOSES A BAD
CUSTOMER

1rvUc1 lponsks ago the Bush q
~ nn laetory OF Chicago. sold
4 4nin Michigan piano dealer a
m1ent pianos. and after being
- q 4 - month 10 month for
- 1meu4 They made an lnvcsti-
- sh'cA disclosed the fact that
= ~ made fraudulent representa-
= tAe time Of purchase. and
financially irresponsible.
,xDon they took back the
tnaininx unsold, amounting
moexuments- These instru
ugs brand new. but some
! sA0pvorn.
a. custom OF the Bush 4
tn1p Factory TO give to their
= s>prss. in turn. such lnstru.
- eDue back to them under
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this or similar circumstances. This
lot has fallen TO the Bush 4 Lane
Piano Store AZ Seattle. with instruc-
slons to sell them at such reduc-
tons a. viii remove them imme.
diateIy from our floor. 30 as not "a
interfere with our regular ship.
ments.
A call AZ our store will convince
yon that you have never known. In
the many years you may have lived
in Seattle. a proposition "a good "a
We are In a position 20 offer you at
this time. But you must hurry. for
the people know We do IA ws adj
verfise.
These pianos will be found NJ the
Bush q Lane Piano Company. 1915
Third av.
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az AcREH WITH kTRKKM
Rich bottom land. not hard TO Inn
prove. mostly alder growth. just
and very handy 20 market
PRICE sst0, i1s CASH
CflFfoitD. 1913 Third Av.
Branch office. As Washington 81.
& ACRES. LAKE WARRINGTON
tae0--HNAp--sh0p
II you want acres % good soil
Within / = miles % Lake wash
fnEton and boat landing. lot us
show ynu this tract: lies on good
road. with both rail and water
transportation, enabling one 10
work In Seattle. Terms $50 cash.
$40 a month. Burke Farrar.
1os Cherry Sc
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10 ACRES $500

Level land. near Seattle. short dis
tnuce from railroad. partially
cleared. good soil We have ]
fo-acFe tracts which We will sell
for $500 each. Terms s. 10 sfa
per month, Holmes 4 Harlng. SIS
Empire Bldg.
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Homesteada.

\ ssSs sassa o. as.sff slsi;s- 1sii "a siss:
ment. Eastern Washington frni'
belt Greatest bargain ever OF
Tered Thomas Craig. ilaI ThLrd az
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You WON'T HAVE TO WAIT
LONG FOR BIO PROFITS IN
THE NEW CITY or TOLT.

This photograph shows only one Of
the modern business buildings
now under construction In this
new city Here In the right kind
OF a new town 10 get into. Tolt
Is located on the new lines OF tho
Great Northern and tho c.. NJ. a.
II. S.-.the terminus OF the Great
Northern and the natural division
point on the Milwaukee.
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Hotels and Lodging Houses
Board and Room.

|rssutlen,an wants within easy reach
OF town good sine1 bedroom, stea M
heated. with board. fertBa money
N pleased. STATE terms x-sts.
Star.
chiIdrsn eared for. fis month. All
agsa ils w. Republican. Queen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

for To6fifSf. >611GiNesf ana sFk
cheap Il II" se I'D a al once - " Address
siz Washington av., Brcfnerton.
Wash.
Excellent bargains. roominR houses
ana real estate. sale or exchange.
city Rent Collection Agency,
g3a Burke Bids,
AaIe--nakery, 1891 Queen Anne ax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

WE WISH TO SHOW You
One ~ tho best So-acrs Improved
VALLEY FARMS. within IA miles
Of seattle. S. acres old cleared
land, not a stump on " deep. tleh.
black bottom sosi. level as q floor
runs Within a few feet OF the farm,
but not over IL This land has
been cropped. paHtured aud ma
nured aud ~ now ready TO raise
ma gnlflcent crops Of celery. sege-
tables. clover. etc. or TO Us" aA a
There are lis acres Of choice smooth
lard. a few feet higher than the
81. with , /. acres la choice bearing
orchard. s-room house, well. out
dig hayuiow and wagon ana tool
shed upstairs. and Sanctions for
cows and stalls for horses down
stairs. Also nice grove % frs
THIS ~ NOT a piece 81 RAW AND.
Tifis FARM II IMPROVED IT.
SELF. Notice that
We want TO impress upon you that
this IL comfortable. profitable
HOME. All ready TO step into--ail
ilminary work and waiting ~
clearing One mile 20 school and
grange, half mile to church. on
good county road. near the best
markets on tho SOUND.
We include good team. harness.
wagon. top buggy. mower. rake,
pillow. etc, aud the price Is lower
than II usually costs 10 clear this
quality OF land. aud almost 70
acres are cleared. without stump,
and there are over $4,000 Of build
sngs and improvements.
Come In and get the details. Pic
lures OF place and sample Of soil
In office. We guarantee every
statement We make, and II they
are incorrect. wa shall pay you
80 for your time we take In
showing you The land. That's fair
enough, fsn't itg
Instead OF your asking us the price,
we shall show you The place aud
then ask you 10 price IL. fairly to
yourself and tho owner, and then
WE'LL SELL 1T TO you FOR
LESS. That's fair enough. too,
isn't TT And your trip will not
M cost you one red cent.
II you can't go during the week. see
us in time to arrange for a trip
- v. y. PAvEY a co.
20s Leary Bldg. Second and Madison
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Situation Wanted--Mnla

C<f~- = ~e>~e>~> ~~~~~e~~~o~e>e4N~~~~
Waited --siituatton by married man.
~, with 10 years experience gen
" Npewtiter. Has, care star,
,fihmblne wanted. owner furnish
mnfarlnf N-Afy
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Furnished Houses

>~~<~~~~~~~~~~N~-~~~~ >>~~s~>N<~~~~~-~~~~
{ rooms. furnished. modern, half
block car. Call SUNDAY. North i.ee.
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New Today.

Entertainment at Oakfaio school
house. Friday evening. pctober
Ns si.s ,s ssss.9g Fssss as ss 81 l
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OREGON & WASHINGTON
DEVELOPMENT co.
4i0.ll Ioge lug. Seattle.
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", with 10 years experience gem
o.. erhl office work can operate
~ Npewtiter. hsib, care star
wanted. owner furnish
Help Wanted--FcmaIe
wantsd-Youns women. either en-.
Rerisnoed or Inexperienced. to
cora .. ieispi. ?ns operators AP.
i.xrr.nns, r rs Ts'sphons ana
Wrntea.-foung Eiri 10 assist In
Wight housowork for two for room
and board. Queen Anne 1881,
Experienced Eif. !. general house
IA work, must NOT object 10 children.
good waFea. Kenwood sss.
solicitors wanted for an Al propo-
Nuon' big commission. Write
The Seattle Employment Office las
s9Reninga In all lines. Cali 1917
Free instruments. mandolin. guitar,
banjo. sykes Music school, gas
feople'a Hank iildK
zoe large portraits free OF you OF
n.nx. A-s.s. Tho AeaIlI. Atar.
Housekeeping Rooms.
s~Ss>~e>~~~o4~~4~~JI~ ~Jc~-~~~~
Housekeeping furnished room for
mrn. cooking gas. electric lights
ana water Ia room. reasonable
rent. sia Perry.
OLYMPIC APIS. 1eie Western av'
--HinHie rooms. otno up. suita
es.oo up. Near public .aarket
Furnished housekeeping rooms
Queen Anne ftoe.
Cheap. well furnished transient aud
housekeeping rooms. steam heated.
az $40 Howell.
Two rooms. si0i ono room, 81. cook
ing gas Included. 1890 Sixth nv.
Earle. angle u. X rooms III. Ma rlen
Houses for Rent.
s-~rs~~~~~r~~~~e~e~@~~><~
s-foom cottage. new and modern,
plano. good furniture, ~ minutes
ride. near f.eschi park. cheap rent
account OF unEraded street. Bea-
con ass.
esroom house, newly papered. 1900
W. tsth ~. Phone Ballard iti5.
tii~~3 roomsd modern cottage. large
yard. car lines. keDwood 2pk1.
For Rent~-t-foofn cottage. modern.
iii w f1fd At
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In only n short time Tolt has sc
cured a large canncry. creamery.
shingie mill. and large saw mill
IN now under construction.
Streets are graded. sidewalks
laid. modern high pressure water
system Installed. and more than
$50 new homes and business
houses under construction and
completed. Tolt has a wonderful
backing in both farms and lum-
Der.
LOTS NEAR THE BUSINESS
CENTER ONLY $50 EACH
Special automobile excursions leave
our offices every morning al 10
eioek--eyery morning. includ.
ing Sunday. Call and make ar
rangements 10 go tomorrow or
Sunday.
OREGON & WASHINGTON
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For Saie-PouItrv.

IHE KALEM POULTRY MARKET
Spring chicken ...,..1gc per Ib.
1--we ana dressed turkeys always on
hand
1900 Pike Place
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LOTS NEAR THE BUSINESS
CENTER ONLY $50 EACH
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CITY Real Estate.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS
Acndcmy-IIowe's Pictures.
Bitou-''rhc Girl In the guxi..,
Animated Scenes.


In his entirely now program a, the
Schuehy tonight and Saturday and
saturday matinee Lyman H. Howe wIlj
present q series OF animated scene,
deplctinS each hazardous ana dilIicnl,
step or an expedition that reached the
hlEhest points OF tho Alps. Mr. Howe
enlPhaSl2cs that the spectacle Of tire,
mountain climbers and the animated
camera man in their perlIous c!ime
10 the dizzy heights is the most "a
marketable subject he haa ever pre.
sented. He declares the Views surDu s,
IN every respect any OF similar ma.
cure and that in photography they
are absolutely perfect, notwithstand-
inG that the conditions under which
they were secured were as forbiddinc
aSlncd The camera did it's work in
the midst of snow storm during
part Of the trip, but the tiny mega.
yves developed wonderfully clear The
ascent to the Roof OF the World
starts with perpendicular ride in a
car OF the coEwhecl railway of Mont
reu%, and after reaching the top plat
form OF this unique mountain elevator
and tho spectators obtain sweeping
view OF the Rhone Valley. Then am
other strange journey is taken In a
car OF the Wctterhorn Suspension
hallway By mems OF which the audi
cnce is transferred from one OF the
lower Alpine peaks TO another, at the
loot OF which the Obern Glacier glis-
tens with snow and ice With danger
of death nj every step the camera
follows the climb 20 the higher points
from which the Howe spectators look
DOWN upon n vast rolling sea Of clouds
Tar below.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
NAME MANAGERS
OF -FOUR CLUBS
Promoters of United States
League Hold Meeting at
Cleveland.

cievcIs nd. O.. February 1.-THE promoters
OF tho United Stateo League mrt nj III.
Hotel Gillssy to-day. When " disbandcc
,hey neglected TO issue any statement tt
the public Prior to tho meeting. however
president Whitman. Of Reading announces
thht the plans for tho season had beer
session.
Those presen: wero a. w. Hu..ey. Brook.
iyn; Charles White. New York; Marshal,
Henderson. Pittsburg: F. c. Landgra;. Rich.
mond; John J. Ryan. Cincinnati. and w +
Murphy. Cleveland -
Prospective managers were announced =,
toliowe; Deacon Phillips. Pittsburg: Jack
warner. Brooklyn; Al Srwnhar Richmond
JACK oConner Is claimed by Cleveland ana
also BY tho Columbian League team a, 81
Louis ~ az o.
Is thought that mo social session" vii,
continue Tomorrow wa
Tho United States League prospect. =,
I!eFeland were made little brighter to
aay when Ma; Hinkcl. the holder OF .he
Cleveland franchise in tho colun,hian
League announced that he had decided NOT
70 finance the club. owing to the excrssiv.
de'nands OF the owners OF Luna Park wher.
" was Intended 10 locate the diamond