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caucus. with . record vote.
Oscar W Und-Tw God. leader of
the tcaetionary element. IL a
strong man. and his following 10
powerful Underwood has declar
ed frankly hls opposition. He
says there are enough inquiries
gOlng on. aud besides be thinks the
tariff is a more important matter
instead Of helping Mgreoes. un-
der~ooe worked ~ith James r.
Mann. leader os the sssndpat re-.
pvbiieans. ard standpss republicans
ard stancpss democrats elected
campbes.
The proposed inquiry into the
money trust has an important bear
ING on the plans of Big Business 20
push over the so-esiled klcrteh cor.
rency scheme. Wal street realizes
tina, any Inquiry such as this would
bring TO light tire scandslous meth.
ods BY which the Aidrien scheme
has been promoted and make i'm
possible the passage of such leais.
lasion AZ any tirie.
KEEP YOUR eve ON YOUR
REPRESENTATIVE AND NOTE
TrE ROLL CALLS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

CAR KILLS
End VICTIM
Second Fatality in -Four Days
at Practically Same Spot on
Puget Sound Line.

Puget Sound Electric rsllsssy
train, running between Seattle and
Tacoma. claimed another vseon,
this morning. A. about f2:ss e'cices
an inbound interurban struck sac
fatally injured Adam pssterson. 20,
boilefmskcr employed. AZ vhe
Puget Sound navy yards. a' the cor
rer cf Ftrss av. 3. ard Holussc al
Patterson Was taken to the ~
attic General hospital soon after sue
acc Ident and Il Was found that he
had sustained two fractures OF lfs
ieg and = fracture of she skull a.
the base Of the brain lic died later
this morning
Thls 10 the second victim 70 Gall
before an int.rurbHn train ~ iesr
than four days. and At points oaly
1hree blocks apart Last Friday
Wnliam Boyd. a waltef employed
~ the Palm cafe. 1855 FIRST ay y.
VAS struck and killed b. ap ont
bound train AZ ihe corner Of fsFns
ay i. and Connecticut "
4, IL said tnat the ias~r1rhnn
trains travel AZ a fech lsNs rate of
speed down the nvruue ard that an
effort viii be made To impose come
restrictions upon thc cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
BEAT TAFT MEN

POPLAR BLUFF. Mo. March i9.
Beating the Taft delegates at every
turn. the adherents OF Col. Roosevelt
for the republican presidential nom
ination today gained complete con
troll OF the i4th district republican
convention here. which met 10 name
delegates TO the state convention.
Within rs minutes after the body
convened, the hall was in an uproar.
and. the Taft supporters. realizing
they were beaten, announced they
probably would send a contesting
delegation to the state convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
CAUGHT IN ACT

HARRY Clifford was caught IN the
act last uiKht. and today he ~ rect.
las in ease ~ the city jail. waitlng
fos bic call 20 face a charge % petit
larceny.
Clifford wAa arrested IN the ffar.
ker hotel Firth av and Pike st. a.
he was trying 20 get away with an.
other telephone steal similar TO the
one alleged 10 have been played tip.
on the baggage man of the Hotel
Washington Annex only feN days
ago. lie had called np the hotel
baggage man. and. after Informing
him that IL was the Seattle Transfer
Co speaking. asked the bagFaxe
man TO go across the street and ~.
fund a man si.Ts. and the transfer
company would make q good wiih
him. The porter did so. and later
found that be had been the victim
OF q tuhto game.
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May Have Gang
of House Thieves

In raid upon Washington ~.
lpdgins house. last night. the police
rounded up a quartette of men who.
they believe. may be the clique that
has been making honac breaking
It's occupation for the last several
weeks.
When the police broke into the
room. late last night. they found the
four men--Byron Ciumh. Howard
provan. Theo Hipp and Stanley ~.
mon--on the verge of starting out
A search OF the room brought to GOV.
or several trink.ta that the police
regard wiih suspicion. A manicure
set OF value. a revolver. billy.
several pieces OF jcxelry. an expen.
siye toilet set and n ring from which
the set had been removed. were
amoug the belongings OF the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
MORE TIME FOR
EARLY, THE LEPER

fny unstsf Press Leased Wfrse
TACOMA. March ia---John
Early. Tacoma Ieper. may re.
main In Summit View. near
here. for 30 days yet.
This was the decision OF
Judge Clifford yesterday deny
ing the reques, OF Esrly's neigh
bors for his removal. Two doc.
,ors testified that EarIy's con.
dltiop is not dangerous. Con-
aressman Warburton has been
asked by the commissioners 10
urge the government TO dispose
OF the leper IN the meantime.
Early does not want the federal
Job offered him at Port Town.
send because u would separate
him from his family.
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ay Git SON GARDNER

of 1tl loQN 1NNoNEH
WASHINGTON. March fss--The
propessi 10 tnsessiaase the nancy
trust hss split tire democrats IN tire
house Of representatives. vide cpen.
Tne progressive democrats ssy
investigate. The stanepst demo
Gratis say don't.
Congressman Robert l. Henry OF
Texas. chairman u the committee
on rules. II leading the progressive
element In the fight for an lnvesti-
CATION. Oscar W. Underwood is
leading the other wing.
Il IL the same Kind nf fight
that has split the republican party.
The money trust Investigation ia
the immediate provocation. II is
part Of the war between progress
and reaction
William Hryan has added hts
voice. arKinE the adoption OF the
resolution providing for the money
trust inquiry Henry declares EN-.
phaffcaliy. There should be no
puSay footing or gumshceing per
formanrss By the trustees Of the
people no~ holding seats in con
greSx
Henry demands . democratic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
TEDDY MEETING

Are YOU 4 KOOseNtIt boOsterE
Well. you'll get chance TO exer-
else your lung power tonight. when
the oratorical fireworks are set off
at the public meeting in Arcade hall.
Former u. :. Senator Mulkey OF Or
egon and President OF the State
Senate W. II. Paulhamus will he
the chief speakers. A permanent
organization for King county will
be formed. probably with Senator
I.andon as president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
TELL IT TO SWEENEY'S"
PARTNER GETS ONE YEAR

'aek kastner charged jointly G.. G.. Andrews with
80 hs did say:
~ - ven II 70 Sweeney"
me court sentenced Andrews tokrou TO 20 years
~ - 'osns hs temper, advised the judge 10 inform s"ee
e court Increased the punishment TO from 10 TO ~
IL amounts to double additional five years
expressed his his predeament The court
MS youth sentenced him TO only 70 20 years
kt h probably leave Was Wsla after especially
n'mssb ~ prison. Andrews ten years. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

SAN FRANCISCO. March H.
Burglars looted Mrs }. Carters
home Of a company" dinner. leav.
Ing $40 confederate bin in pay
ment Mrs Carter took her guests
10 restaurant.
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~ e her son. L. " Kramer.
xmner ta<s is ore af the
M urnml In neal courts. The
~ = uhIrh voanx Kramer =
rn1 ~ thai of his own
1x ~ his own mother.
n ~ r<turdx Of the pruseeuf.
11snerx offies will shuw Il
nd b u The proseeusing all
- ntnre point blank. not only
ppH<utf. bei also to answer
y Guci<s< questions which
~ hou<ver remotely. affect
~ Eh<rty.
~ IcHkefy Il alleged 20 have
n dInmigi<d "a January ~. The
\ rCnoed 10 have framed n
~ nnork4r man The latter
y ~ nffxrk upon Mrs. kra
~ 2l4Ifne ! gun af her and
1xl1r - about ti.5eo sorth of
~ ~ Kramer notified the
~ ~ suxpicien al once al.
M 0io 10 her son. His sup
1 on1umpllee has never heen
~ ~ ~ Mrs. Kramer VINO
y N11o6 lest January 2sf-
~ oouuly Prosecutor Kennedy.
- ~ kfsmsr cas- called to
- v1s 10 response.
~ ths1e TIE jeweis that wer.
- - 1ou On that occasion =.
> ln<u1Fed Kennedy. pointing 20
s1eopd stoisn articles. which
- slnz<'s EXHIBITS in Judge
us court
- kIzn<Y sxzin refused TO an
y - Mar out my tongue BY
49, - said. before / ~sII
suoines ny son. Iie is in
- ny are trying to fas,en
- q him.~
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He Was Real Curious

) SAN FRANCISCO. March 1s.-
wait a minute. I'm a detective.
Let's see what YOU got in your poek-
cts. said Albert Stewart 10 Market
ST. pedestrians. He was jailed be-
fore he got aLything OF value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19
Atted Like Some Other Generals

March fsunder the deIuson that he was great
ca MATTHEW Kelly. 75 hobbIed erutches into ST. Nm
enureh yesterday and opened fire proiseuooy with
~ ~ "omen ~orshipers the church screamed and feo
&nms. so's heiys shots still puneturng the ceiling
2o W telephone from the yestry officer cunrns arrived
oufanked the general who surrendered uneonaton
- taken 10 the University police station where ne -
- insane ward, pending examination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-19

LABORERS
GET CASH
Here's a Time When the Son
OF Toll" Wins, After Long
Fight-Steel Plant Sold TO
Metropolitan Trust for
$4,000.

Seven high priced lawyers argued
eioauently before Judge John p.
Hoyt, referee IN bankruptcy, this
morning in the interests Of their re-
spective clients. The clients were
the creditors, preferred and general,
OF the Western Steel Corporation,
which built the steel plant at iron
dale, the original broken burg
Some OF these lawyers represent
ed the Metropolitan Trust Co. %
New York. the largest creditor Of
the Western Steel CORPORATION,
which has bid $4,000 for the lat
ter'e property. Some represented
the obiecfors Standard OH Go.
and the First National bank OF Seat
tie And some repre- -ented the ,rns-
tees Ia bankruptcy. who have been
drawing s25 day each. seven
days a week. ever since the West
ern Steel Corporation went into
bankruptcy. way back IN October
OF last year
But not one OF those seven high
priced lawyers represented tho
"horny-handeo son Of toll" who's
got s49-s7 coming 10 him for work
done in the steel plant al irondale,
the broken burg
indeed. the high-priced lawyers
talked over the head OF the said
honry-hAnded son OF toll. They
talked in terms OF hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars They spoke Of
liens. and mortgages. and bonds,
and preferred aud general creditors.
which is Greek to the puddler who
tolls with molten metal
Bought for $4,000.
Finally the court issued an order
confirming the bid OF the Meiropol-
itan Trust co. OF New York. which
buys the property OF the Western
Steel Corporation for the trifling
sum of SEQ. coo
l,'s a good joke. And the horny
For labor claim Is a first claim,
and the Judge said, right out in
court. that the labor claims. amount
ing 10 between s30.00 and sso. 600.
would be paid.
II Was also intimated in court
that the Metropolitan Trust Co OF
New York would operate the steel
plant as a going concern"
Meanwhile. IL is interesting 10
note that the three trustees in bank
ruptey-suteliffe Baxter. Lester
Turner and Edgar Ares--hase been
drawing. since Oct. 26. last year.
s25 each. or neat total Of close on
10 $1,000, which. laid out in flour.
potatoes. salt. tea and bacon, would
buy quite considerable lot Of these
sustaining foods.
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WEATHER FORECAST

. Fair tonight and Wednes-
> day: light frost tonight. Iight
. sasteriy winds. Temperature
4 at noon. -.
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HIT sY AUTO

A. Mathews. living at 42oia Pike
St, while eros ne street at the
corner Of Fou Az and Union ST,
WAS struck by an automobile bear
ing the license No s0So. Mathews
injuries are OF slight nature.
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MOTHER IN
FOR
SON
- 20 Testify Agains,
"a bsy. Mrs Kramer Is
s'..s.red 70 80 Days in Jail
y ceutenps Of Court.

-. Mn Lessie Kramer.
b. .:.s.:.. u ) foornlns house on
" 4 eSeysd that Law o. nature
~ - apsa every mesher to
- r1guerina a. all costs. she
...,, eonfsned IN the King
=, ~ vii have 70 serve
..r~ y % days fer contempt
~ salsss she consents to
- .raer vas aligned hy judge
~ vA<n she refused 70 an.
10 -;u.rfIcrS asked by Deputy
.s~flsx Attorney Kennedy. In
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vS \! FOR BRACELET

IkDR0, Cal. March 10
s.ile his classmates in the
~ sso'osy class of the hlgh
T - he air hose. Warren
~ q Fetnfnsd 10 the surface
Nzeelst which Bernlee
vao helped to hold the ropes
49, : bunch two years ago.
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,ssAsss, n " March fs.-
n q ksy. who suffered lock.
~, : result Of hurts received
~. On an Icy pavement. Jan,
= = 'odsy was pronounced
.'eF anti-ioxin treatment.
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SEA CAPTAIN MUST
SERVE PRISON TERM

smith waa the agFressor. IL was
claimed b. O'Brien.
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HOME EDITION

DO you suppose there Is any man oi
80 who never lost ANY money raising
chickensf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-05-10
Observation-Disclosures.
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with
amendments Section of Article Sc
OF the Code of Public General Laws
Of, the State of Maryland. title, Iii.
cense," subtitle Billiards"
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
Section 5 of Article Sc o. the Code of
Public General Laws, of the State of
Maryland, title License" subtitle
billiards." be and the same is hereby
repealed and re-enacted with amend.
ments, so as to read as follows:
Section 8. A license may be grant.
ed to any person who may apply for
permission to keep a billiard table.
Tor which license there shall be paid
the sum OF ten dollars, and for every
additional billiard table kept by the
same person he shall pay license of
hve dollars; provided, that all said adj
ditional tables shall be kept in the
same premises; and the word billiard
table shall be construed to include
pool tables; and provided further. that
any person who shall keep a pool or
billiard table where a charge is made
F.e@S AAo cA thc oouiOl uul the bHlu
charge is returned or Is to be return
ed to the players to be exchanged with
the owner OF said table or his agent
for money, drinks. cigars or any other
articles of merchandise. shall be CON
sidered as gambling, and such tables
shall be deemed gaming tables for the
purposes of this article; and the per-
son 80 keeping such table shall be
liable TO the penalty or penalties pre-
scribed by the Public General Laws for
keeping a gaming table or other place
OF gaming, or permitting gambling on
his or her premises.
Sec. 2. And be II further enacted:
That no pending prosecution for VIC
latlon OF the section hereby repealed
and re-enacted shall be 10 any way af-
tected by the passage OF this Act, but
Tor the purposes OF said prosecution
the said section shall be construed to
be in full force and effect as II this
Act had not been passed.
Sec. 3, And be II enacted, That
this Act shall take effect from May 1.
1912.
Approved March Is. 1919.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-05-10
pRlMARlEs-wAsHINeToN CO.
CHAPTER 554.

AN ACT to add an additional section
to Article SO of Code of Pubic Gen.
eral Laws of Maryland, title "Elec-
tions," subtitle Primary Elec-
tions," to follow section 1000 of
said article, as amended by Chap
ter of the Acts of the General AS
sembly of Maryland at its January
Session 1912, and to be known as
Section 1902.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
the following additional section be adj
ded to Article 80 of the Code of Pub
lie General Laws of Maryland, title
Elections" subtitle Primary Elec-
tions," to follow section 1000 of said
article as amended by Chapter 2 Of
the Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland at its January Session 1912,
and to be known as section 1902,
and to read as follows:
Section 1862. In the case of
candidates for delegates to county
convention in Washington county,
Maryland, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for county Offices,
State Senate and members of the
House of Delegates, in Said Washing
ton county, it shall not be necessary
that person seeking to be delegate
to such county convention shall &C
knowledge before an officer duly
authorized to take acknowledgements
OF his certificate of candidacy for del
egate to such convention, prescribed
by section 16OA of this article, but 1t
shall be sufficient if the signature of
such candidate be attested by one or
more duly registered voters of the
election district in which such candi-
date resides.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted.
That this act shall take effect from
the date of its passage.
Approved April 11-1912.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-05-10
IMPORTANT LEGISLATION.

Inc January, 1912, session of the
Legisiature of Maryland passed some
very important legislation.
Much Of this appears in these col
ianI Worthy of special general al
w oentlon are the following laws. an of
"hicn are now in effect:
Landlord and Tenant, Chapter ERA
Sarip page one OF this supplement-: Con,
uemnatlon of Property, Chapter iii.
P page four Insurance Of Employes'
sSnapter SS7, page two; Exempfion
I on Jury Duty, Chapter 737. page
oae; sales and Notices, Chapter 45i.
page one; Inheritance, Line Of De.
scent scent chapter 90, page one, and Bas-
tafdy, Chapter 1853, page two
VI Importance to ATTORNEYS. and
nose charged with elections are chan.
ters zzS, page three; CORRUPT Prac-
ices, Chapter 1874, pace two: Primary
ts zee Chapter us, page one: Trus-
.ees IN Chancery, Chapter asa. mage
,mo, removal OF Causes, Chapter $50.
page three; Appeals and Errors Chan
W sc OIL, page four: Elections. Chapfer
10, page two, and Chapter i4S mage
'hree, Testamentary Law.
A.. Wenty.six laws were ordered pub-
isneo IN nity-one papers Of the State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-05-10
REMOVAL OF cAusEs-cosrs.
CHAPTER $40.

AN ACT to add an additional section
to Article rs of the Code of Public
General Laws, title pleading. Prac-
tice and Process at Law" under the
subtitle Removal of Causes" to
follow section 107, and to be known
as section 107A.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
a new section be and the same ia
hereby added to Article rs of the Code
OF Public General Laws, title plead
ing, Practice and Process at Law"
under the subtitle Removal of
Causes" to follow section 1O7. to be
known as section 1O7A, and to read
as follows:
lO7A. The cost of transcript Of
record In all suits or actions at law.
issues from the Orphans Court or
from any Court sitting in Equity. shall
De paid to the clerk making the same
by the party suggesting such removal
before the said record is transmitted
Sec. 2. And be 1t enacted. That
TINS act shall take effect from the
date of its passage.
approved April 8, 1912.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-05-10
TEsTAMENTARY LAW.
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with
amendments Sections 127 and 1923 of
Article 80 of the Code of Public Cen
eral Laws of Maryland (19OD, title.
Iestamentary Law" subtitle Dis
tribution."
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
Sections 127 and 129 of Article 90 of
the Code of Public General Laws of
Maryland 5000 title, "Testamen-
tary Law" subtitle Distribution !"
are hereby repealed and re-enacted
with amendments so as to read as
follows:
III. Every brother and sister OF
the interstate shall be entitled to an
equal share, and child or children of
deceased brother or sister of the in
testate shall stand in the place of
such brother or sister, and a grand.
child or grandchildren and every other
descendant or other descendants of a
deceased brother or sister of the in.
testate in existence at the death of the
lntestate shall stand in the place of
MS, her or their deceased ancestor.
l29. After children, descendants.
father, mother, brothers and sisters of
the deceased, the child or children.
grandchild or grandchildren of broth.
ers and sisters OF the deceased and
their descendants, all collateral rela-
tons in equal degree shall take, and
no representation amongst such collat-
eral shall be allowed, and there shall
be no distinction between the whole
and half blood.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted.
Ihat this Act shall take effect from
the date Of its passage.
Approved April 4, 1912.
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS, 1912.
CONTINUED from page g.,

filed against any person whatsoever or
which may be pending in any Court
Of criminal Jurisdiction in this State
against any person whatsoever under
and by virtue OF said sections 1862, 165,
1865, 1877, 16S and 173, or any of the
same, as the said sections were en-
acted and existed prior to the passage
OF this act, or by reason Of any viola
ton upon the part OF any person of
any of the said sections as enacted
and existing prior to the passage Of
this act, and all persons presented or
indicted or who, prior to the passage
Of this act, may or might have been
liable to presentment, Indictment or
prosecution for any violation of any
provision OF any OF said sections as
the same were enacted and existed
prior to the passage Of this act, may
be prosecuted upon such presentnent
or Indictment or may be presented, in
dicted and prosecuted under said sec
lions, or any of the same, as hereto
fore enacted and existing, as II this
act had not been passed, And every Of
Tense which has been or shall have
been wholly or partly committed
against any of said sections or parts
thereof at the time OF or prior to the
passage of this act shall be dealt with,
inquired into, tried, prosecuted, de-
termined and punished, and any PEN
atty in respect to any such offense
shall be imposed or inflicted and any
fine shall be imposed, enforced or re-
covered in the same manner as II
said sections or parts thereof had not
been repealed and re-enacted. And
no case pending shall abate by reason
of such repeal and re-enactment and
every act duly done and every war
rant or other instrument duly issued,
made or granted at the time Of or prior
the passage of this Act shall continue
and be OF the same force and effect
as If said sections, or parts thereof,
had not been repealed and re-enacted.
And every action, prosecution or other
proceeding which shall have commend
ed before the passage Of this Act or
shall thereafter be commenced in re-
spect to or under or by virtue of any
OF said sections, or parts thereof,
with respect to any matter or thing
committed or done prior to the pas
sage OF this Act, may be prosecuted,
continued and punished in the same
manner as II said sections, or parts
thereof, had not been repealed and re-
enacted
Sec. 3. And be It further enacted,
That this Act shall take effect from
the date OF its passage.
Approved April IL, 1912.
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS, 1912.

of the case to be paid by the petit
toner. The costs in the Court of
Appeals, in any appeal from any pro-
ceedings under this article, shall be
paid as directed by said court, in the
the same manner as costs in appeals
from ordinary actions at law.
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted,
That this act shall take effect from
the date Of its passage.
Approved April s, 1912.
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~ vli.e, ht.y .,.ot-sless
Nd. Six months work cood ,,aa.s ',si..esi