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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11

HAVANA. July l0.-Seyen days
have elapsed since the discovery ~ the
case of bubonic plague here and -
sanitary authorities are san-uir. t.lt
r1 other will develop as NO infected
rats have been FOUND The huuouic
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11
plngnc stnp. Trayellng.

TAMPA. Fla. July 10.-No Havana
passengers arrived on the liner Olivette
today because n the bubonic plague
care in Havana. Only one passenger
was booked for Havana when the yes
sal sails ON its return trip tomorrow
night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11
California Mine Magna,c in Tulsa.

Osborn +. CLANCY Of California, one
Of the directors OF a large California
mining company. is in the city as the
guest of .. O Frye. Mr.. Frye's brother
rs president OF the mining company.
AIR. CLANCY will remain in the city for
several days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11
rhllinnInc rronn. Return.

SAN FRANCISCO July iO.-The
transport sherman arrived boz the
hlrUor late tonight from tho Philip
pines She brought from the Islands
m. sixth Infantry a. two battalIouS
~ the ninth infantry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-26
SOCIALIST CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS COMING
/. II. IRWIN WILL TALK SUNDAY
on THIRD CONGHENSION-
Al RACE.

Thc truth about the republican
and democratic candidates for con-
gross lu the Third ukiahuma District,
uI.l be- th, unique subject ~ a speech
90 be- delivered IN Tulsa sunday boy
l.. B Irwin, Well known socialist or.
ator and candidate Of his party for
congress in the Third district
Mt Irwin was In Tulsa Yesterday,
He declares that he will poll an un-
usually large vote neat month and
ina; thD socialist strength n the Third
district has more than doubled In the
past twelve months. He speaks to-
dag at Co.Inslle and viii spend
sunday IA Tulsa He win SPEAK az 3
o'Uo.A tomorrow afternoon az Labor
Hal. Ia the froud-Jou,s building on
second street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-26

would knock him in the head that
night they would get s65?"
She never said anything like that?"
How much We're YOU paying Bud
for running your carp
Il gave him little now and then.
We never had any agreement about
salary. never paid him more than
$40 altogether while he was working
for me"
Did YOU see Mrs Reuter- the Sat
urday afternoon before the killing ?"
NO. sir"
Il was at home all day, working
on the garage"
WHO worked with you in the aft
ernoon?"
NO one. I worked by myself in
tho afternoon"
who worked with you in the
morning"
Bud Bellew and u carpenter
What is the carpenters name? ?"
Il don't know"
Were YOU working there at 2
o'clock that afternoon
Yes. knocked off late in the
afternoon to ep and catch train for
Skiatook."
Denied Having Saws.
Did you ever have any nitric acid
or saws in your eell?"
No"
did YOU ever write note TO Bel
lew in Jail and say that YOU did
have?"
NO. sir"
"And didn't Bellew send word to
you that If you didn't get rid of the
saws and acid he would blow you up?'
NO"
Did You 20 tp Mrs. Reuter- on the
sunday after the murder TO find out
the details Of the killing"
No"
Did YOU go to see the body Of
Charlie Reuter- after he was dead?"
No"
did YOU ever do anything toward
hunting down the guilty parties?"
Il was arrested at o'clock the
same night that got back from ski
atook"
When you had a conversation with
Joe Miller once. didn't you tell him
that you knew someone who had
some diamonds that could be gotten
and that YOU had a woman who would
do It. but you didn't want her to
do g."
Il didn't saw that. The only con.
yersation ever had with Joe Miller
was about some money he owed me
for some pipe sold him"
Did you ever hear Of Mr.. and Mrs
Reuter- having any trouble over you?"
NO"
did YOU say that there has never
been anything in the conduct be-
tween you and Mrs. Reuter- that was
improper"
"No. sir
Didn't you consider going TO
Broken Arrow in the back seat Of
your automobile with your arms
around Mrs Reuters neck improper"
I never was in the back seat with
Mrs. Reuter-"
You never had any difficulty with
Bud Bellew. did you7"
NO"
Were you ever out in your auto
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-26
october /. 1912.

The builder waiting for cheaper
lumber is surely destined 10 be dis
appointed. With the government
zoalously pushing conservation and
the population Of the country con-
stantly increasing. all hope Of lower
prices long ago vanished, Although
prices are not going to be any low
er the prospect that confronts the
home builder is not nearly so dubious
as some manufacturers Of substitut-
os for lumber would have you believe
The quality Of the lumber we handle
these days is far superior to any we
ever had. We are carrying a COM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-26

three girls?"
Yes. We picked the girls up at
the carnival grounds"
THAT was the time Joe's wife was
sick in the hospital was It not?"
Yes"
Following n few minor questions on
redirect examination by Attorn,.
Chnrleton. Mackenzie l,ft the witness
stand at AIS o'clocK.
States Attorney Mal,oy then recall
ed Joe Baker Ia the stand for few
more questions In cross examinaticr.
when YOU were at the Reuter-
home that Monday morning, Joe,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-26

Continued from page 1.)
t.rs asked char.e,on. ho'd,ng up
,se revolver
Yes sir
Yoa heard BUD Belew say that
lol gave hm $40 10 buy ta.s sun?'
DID,, dll not
"Vno n.d this gan when you t'rst
Ss0 e."
"Bud Bouev."
'W ere Was itc'
I'm Bud Bellows bedroom"
The witness then told how he bor-
roa,d the gun from Bud one day TO
shoot some dogs.
When questioned boy Charleton he
detailed the trip ne. Mrs. Reuter-,
Stella and bud took tu Broken Arrow
20 the Mackenzie machine. lie denied
he had ever sat in the same seat with
Mrs Reuter- or that he ever had hts
arm around her
During all the time you have
known Mrs Reuter-, has there ever
been any improper conduct between
you2'
80. sir
ANY Illicit relations or suggestions
Of anything OF the kind?
40. sir
"Nou never. at any time talked to
/ Mrs. Reuter-, either alone or in tho
presence of any one else about Milling
| Charlie Reuter-
Il never did
Was there anything in YOUR rcla-
uous with Mrs Reuter- 70 make YOU
want TO Kin Charlie Routcr?
There never was
"ptd You in any manner either ry
word or decd. have anything 90 d,
with ,hc murder Of Charles 7 R,u.
t,re"
/ "No. sir never did"
"IroA al that flashnEht and state
whether YOU ever had or saw this''
"u is exactly Ike oue had IN my
utomob.c.'
Mackenzie cross Examined.
That's all" announced counsel for
the defense. and ot ll.lo o'clock the
eul.s examination b,euu. with County
Attorney Nalloy doine the questioning
How long had Joe Baker been
coming 10 YOUR house every day he
iarr tho Nlliue,
don't know that hc was"
when was the first time YOU loarn-
'od people were talking about you and
Mrs Reuter-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-26
2!|;;':s 26!|;s;'z:ss

ness before the court could stop him.
You were such close friend OF
Reuters that about one third Of the
time when he was out OF town, you
were with his wife,
Il was not" angrily responded
Mackenzie. and the entire court room
laughed.
Counsel for the defense requested
that the court room DE cleared of
spectators, but the judge only admun-
lshed the baillffs to put the next per-
son who laughed out of the room.
Did you write a note TO Bud Bel
lew in the county Jail, telling him
YOU would pay his attorney fees
q never did.'
You never put a note in the core
Of an orange and sent IT to Bud Bel
lew by Tom Howard?'
'No."
Never tried TO saw out Of jail?"
Il never did"
Made Keys.
Never made these keys. either,
did you?'
YES"
why"
For pastime."
You never took a gun from the
pocket OF any OF the jailors. did you %
Il never did and none OF them will
say SO. either
III tsifh
Mrs. Reuter-
"No. never did"
Where were you the Thursday
night before the killing"
Il couldn't swear where l was
Did YOU attend the carnival any
time during that week."
Il remember going down 10 the car
nival with Bud Bellew that week"
did YOU go IN bed at o'clock on
the Friday morning before the kill
luE?"
a don't remember"
What were YOU and Mrs. Reuter-
talking about over at your house on
the saturday morning before the kill
ing ."
she came through the garage that
We were working on and stopped a
minute. She spoke about US getting
the garage up again and said that II
would look nicer than IT did before
She then went into tho house. Pret-
~ soon she came out and stopped at
the garage again. She told me that
stella. my sister. was stick in bed. She
said oughtn't to let Stella work
any and asked me why ! didn't have
Bellcw do some Of the work, that he
was LAYING around. doing nothing"
Didn't she take YOU apart from
the fellows YOU were working with
and talk TO YOU about the details Of
the killing Of Charlie Reuter- that
night
she did not"
Were YOU at the Reuter- home IN
the morning when Charlie was not
there"
4 don't remember Of It II was "
No Conversation.
"pid YOU ever have conversation
with Mrs. Reuter- in stella's room at
your homef'
Il never did"
she never told YOU did she. that
she got - out Of Charles pocket
the night before and that II someone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-26

didn't YOU say to Mrs. Reuter- in the
presence OF Mr., Shurtle:: Il liked tho
house on the outside and wanted 70
see II on the inside?'
Il did not"
Did Mrs. Reuter- show you the
bath room on that pccasion?"
She motioned toward the bath room
and said that some men were work.
ing in there"
Did she tell you that there were
two closets, one in each bedroom?"
NO. sir She didn't need to tell
me that. could see them"
Court adjourned at $40 o'clock un-
til 9 o'clock this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-26
Car Shortage Means
Less and Less Lumber

plete stock Of that famous Hunbolt
county California sirdried Redwood.
which has an international reputs-
ton for its lasting qualities. Houses
In California built 20 years ago sid
ed with redwood siding that have
lever been painted are standing Co.
day as good as they were Ehen first
built. This is only one feature IN
favor of building today. II you want
others come in and let US show you
some actual figures and the kind OF
lumber we handle.
DICKAsoN-GooDMAN LBR. co.
Phone 30. South Main
J. L. VAN SAINT, Mgr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-26
Didn't Remember.


"'''' was On ''"' ''''e'
DIDN'T Remember
.po You know a single person ,,h,
saw plu un the streets chat afternoon
between and o'clo,k."
- saw several knew. but cam
remember their names
TIA, witness then related how. aft,i
he got home. hts sister had told him
about Reuter- threatening to kan her
over at Mrs McCabc's home.
'D.d you ever tell Bud RgNew what
Stella had told you?"
SO, s.r.'
Ibid Stella tell him
% don't know
bud BclcW testified TO The same
thing stella told you, didn't he?'
don't remember"
You dldnt thlhk anything about
'"' '"''"' ''''' ,'' maui 's"'NS' you
anu 'u' s'A'''' u'' you
Vs.
49,, ".' wy "'N y 0N 10 ~ '''' NV.
-, N".' "o'''o s',' neat 'i''' "'"s 10 meet
'''o. '''"'''
You left there when Mrs. McCabe
told YOU she thought it very injudi-
spus?"
-, ... -, ,
/ Mrs. McCabc. your aunt. that Reuter-
( had threatened to k!l you?"
81 never did"
Then YOUR aunt lied when she
said Won did?"
Object.n 10 tn question sustained.
what were YOU doing over At the
NcCah. homo ,"
Il wen, there to see Fred NtcCAbe. ="
olIa isn't her, now. Is he?"
81 thlnk ne is in Texas"
At ,his point recess was taLen ot
noon
,,,,..,a.,, sa..,..,
wv ''oo'' ''''
Ihe a'lefA"on session started at
l:4o wiki Mackenzie siill on the
stand.
Isn't II TACT that sunday night
you told Bud Be.!ew that You We're
COINS over to Charlie Reuters and
make him apologize 70 you?'
Il never did say that to anybody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
PLANS LAID FOR AN
INVASION OF MEXICO

WAsBiNGTON. April f-The
United States army college has
just completed an elaborate plan
for the invasion OF Mexico.
Realizing that. should Il be nee
cssary TO hurl an army across the
Rio Gfnnde. the troops will have TO
be moved quickly. Ceu Arson
Mills. president OF the college, and
his colleagues have worked on, a
scheme for putting 10000 men
across the river and ready for ac.
ton within two hours after the OF.
der In issued for troops 10 the
front Close on 20 10000 more
could be rushed 10 the front IN a
week.
The war college has decided that
Mexico should be invaded from
three points. one section going by
transport. supported by the Allan
tic fleet. TO Vera Cruz. aud thence
to Mexico City. the second section
crossing the Rio Grande near
Brownsville. Tex. and attacking
the city OF Ma,amofas and Monte.
rey. and the third entering from ~
Paso 20 hATasn the rebeillous north
srn states
While the present mobile army
consists OF bu, 10000 men. the war
college expects TO control not less
than a quarter OF a million soldiers
within a week. should war on MeHi.
co be declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
Man Claims to
Have u Sons

DENVER. April two by two.
fourteen youths. ranging in age
from 8 90 rs years. filed into the
lobby % a local hotel the other day
A stout man followed In their
wake.
Tn. stout man approached the
desk AN mine. he said 10 the
clerk. az the same time pointing
toward group behind him. and
there are thirteen more back In
Goodland. kas~
The stout man took up a pen and
signed Nathan Alexander on the
register
Single rooms. aud fifteen Of
them" said Alexander. 4 never
doubled them up yet. and | don't
propose 10 do 1t nov.
That will be- $780, replied the
clerk.
Alexander and bis fourteen sons
then went TO their ruoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
EVERETT PEOPLE
GLAD To SEE
HODGE

bob Hodge the people thhai-
date Tor governor rs wearing one
OF those sunny smiles today that
spells ~ncc.lirhted all over lie
has just returned from a hand.to
hand. housc-to-house. and hcart.to.
heart campaign in Everett and
Lowell. and the results please the
sturdy sheriff nightly
'oue can hardly realize how the
peopic-the plain. everyday people
are aroused In the interests Of
popular government" said "bob"
hodge today. They show the
keenest appreciation " the lssuea
Ia the campaign. and are down the
line Tor progressive measures. and
they're not hedging on the question
OF judicial recall. either
Hodge distributed $500 cards yes
tcrday In Snohomlsh county Many
people hailed him as an old &C.
qnalntancc. though they had never
seen him before They aecmed TO
know who he was from his pic.
lures. and they we're eager 20 meet
him IN many places be was asked
TO leave bis cards showing Hodge
for Governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04

Any stubborn pain in the small
OF the back is good cause 10 sus-
pect your kidneys. for the Kidneys
are right In the back, the natural
spot for kidney pains.
Heavy throbbing backaches and
sharp twinges when you stoop.
bend or give your back q sudden
twist. may tell OF swollen. milan.
ed kidneys: Kidneys sore, over
worked and tired.
The kidneys have enough 10 do
when you are in good health, TO
filter the blood free OF uric polsons.
Colds, feyers, oveTwork or ex-
cesses Of any sort. longest and
oyerwork the kidneys The kid
neys weaken. and, unless promptly
relieved, what was at first a simple
inflammation may turn, In time. to
uric poisoning. gravel. dropsy.
rheumatism or Brights disease.
Suspect the kidneys when your
back begins TO ache See n the
kidney secretions are disordered-
discolored, too frequent, too pro.
fuse, too scanty (less than az plnts
daily, or burning, painful aud full
OF sediment. Look also for head.
aches, dizzy spells, constant, tired
feelings and nervousness.
Then If your kidneys Are weak,
use Doan's Kidney pills, the rem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
OFFICERS WIFE
TELLS HER
STORY

my tnis~s pr~-- LEASED Nisst
nHENERToN. Wash. April a.
Mrs. Margaret Mercy nosds. con
tinnlng her testimony this morning
In the defense OF Lieut. G. X. Jones,
on court martial trial here. ls
proving the sensation ~ the case
She came all the way from Baltl'
more 10 defend her honor. and. her
appearance In the court room yes.
terday as the second witness for
the defense vas complete sur
prise 90 the prosecution. which
claimed that her whereabouts was
unknown. aud. had 10 Introduce
photographs Of her on that account
for the purpose Of Identification.
Mrs. McheynoldA testimony u
that abe had frequently quarrclcd
with her husband. Lieut. &. =. Sic.
Reynolds. the complainant against
Lieut. Jones. and that finally.
about a year ago. !, cufninaisd In
an agreement with her husband %
separate. Lieut. McH~yuolda, she
said. Was 10 get a divorce 0n the
grounds II desertion n he would
furnish the funds for her TO 40
back East TO live ~ifh relatives.
lie only gave her s15. che said.
with which ehe had 20 meet en-.
penHss here as well a. railroad
fare.
lieut.. Jones. she said. tried 10
effect n reconciliation. and when
ahe told him II Was impossible. ne
agreed 90 see her safely 80 bal'i'
more N she would promise 10 mar
~ him after the divorce She
promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
SEATTLE PROOF

Mrs. -. J. Roy, 1909 u. Madison
81, Seattle, Wash, says. "Doan's
Kidney Pills are splendid kidney
medicine and no one afflicted with
kidney trouble should fail 10 use
them. For long time was an.
noyed by sharp pains across my
back and sometimes | had a dull.
dragging ache through my loing
that robbed me OF my strength
and energy. was not certain as
to the cause Of the trouble. but
finally decided that my kidneys
we're disordered. When | read
about Doan's Kidney pills / made
up my mind to give them a trial
and got a box at the Kennedy Drug
Co. Nothing could have given
greater satisfaction. My palms and
aches were soon removed and |
felt as though / had been given a
new lease on life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
Charge of Selling
Liquor to Minors

Charges probably VIII be placed
In few days against the proprie-
tors OF the Scenic cafe. the Quality
bar. the Angelus cafe and the Old
Corner bar. for selling liquor TO
minors
This action viii be taken on the
order Of Judge Ronald 10 Prescott
Ing Attorney Murphy. and is the
elimination Of a series Of criminal
eases IN which evidence was shown
that boys under IA were sold liquor
In those places. Judge Ronald IL
determined to stamp out this prac.
tice. A certified copy OF the evil
deuce In the case against William
MeBirnie. IS. Will be given TO Mayor
Cotterili. and these places Will
probably find Il difficult 10 obtain
a renewal OF licenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
Experts on Trip

Mayor Geo. y Couerill left for
Cedar Lake last night TO 40 over
the proposed dam site for an im.
pounding dam. with the three en-.
cheering experts now there Super.
inienden,s Valentine. Walters,
Youngs and Ross left for the head
works this morning Tuesday the
mayor. the council and members al
the board OF public works viii
journey MP TO the white River
works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04

PARIS. April A. According TO
the Cri de Paris. the king of Spain.
does not visit Bordeaux solely for
the purpose OF being treated for
physical ailments. but for heart
trouble as we'll an affaire a'amour
The paper asserts that cath time
the king visits the French seaport
a noted Parisian beanty mas bus
mess in the same city The two
met. says the paper, aboard Alton.
SOS yacht during a recent regatta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04

Mrs. l.. \ Hooker Of Omaha II
the only woman railroad contractor
la the United States. and perhaps
In the world. The Hooker outfit
n always billed for work months
ahead-a sure aigu ~ her aureens,
She IN now buIldlng an electric IN.
terurban line between Kansas city
and 81. Joseph. Mo
slr years ago Mrs Hooker Was a
widow with three chiidren and
broke. Her doctor told her she
would have 10 live out " doors She
got job ss cook In a railroad
camp. She IL small. retiring
woman. but she has brains and
pluck. Between meals she stalled
railroad construction. and saved
money. Now she takes Jobs that
run into five aud ak figures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
Infected Forceps;
$4,000 Damages

NEW YORK. April a. jury in
the supreme court CAV. Mrs. Sadie
Babat verdict for $4,000 against
the Cotton Dental company.
Tho plaintiff sued because the de-.
PENDANT used infected forceps when
one OF their dentists pulled out her
wisdom tooth In November. 1910.
Mrs. Babat showed that by rea.
son OF this infection sha would be
a permanent saffercr. and that her
life would be shortened thereby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
A Creature Of Habit

Man. didaeticalIy began Prof
Twlggs during n recent session OF
the Soc 1T tn Tim club. Is a crca'
turc Of habit"
~Eh.yah'" grunted Old codser.
Tenny-raie. my nephew. canu,e J.
Babson. seems To be. lie has been
run over BY the same automobile
twice. But then Canuie always
comes home down the same lane AT
about the same hour In the evening.
after he has partaken Of about The
same amount Of hard cider. -
Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
Girl Saves a Life

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April a.
Catching his right arm In the belt
Of a machine In the Verna maca.
roni factory. John Sibositto was
saved from being drawn into the
machinery by Jennie Ambrossl. a
i6.year-oid girl
She heard the man scream. and.
while the others turned their backs
in horror. she jumped 20 the ma
chine. pulled the lever and shut off
the power. After doing that she
tainted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
SHOCKED DUMB

OAKLAND. Cal. April a. Mad
anne Ricardo. singer In a circus,
tainted when she saw her husband
attacked BY huge grizzly bear
When she revived physicians dis
covered that she had been rendered
permanently dumb BY the shock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
Saw Danger Sign, But

LOS ANGELES. April Frank
Pierce. rancher. was struck and
knocked fiat By falling brick on
Spring ~.
Didn't You see the danger sign p
asked a kindly cop.
Gosh" groaned Pierce. Il saw
IT, but thought II was an April
fool Joke"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
Ask Your Doctor

Afraid TO use hair preparationsl
Don't know exactly what TO do2
Then why not consult your
doctor? Isn't your hair worth
It? Ask him II he endorses
Ayers Hair Visor for falling
hair, dandruff. a hair tonic
and dressing. Have confidence
in his advice. Follow i. Tic
knows what Is best. ise.sii ' n.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04

edy that has been doing good serv.
Ice for over fifty years. and In now
used and praised all over the civil.
tied world. Here In Seattle Doan's
are endorsed by Seattle people.
This is PROOF POSITIVE. eyi.
dence you can verify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
Sir Charles Upper
Here Today

you 10 the United states. by
your fine example OF independ'
cnce. have taught us In Canada the
value Of sslfrellance and OF stand.
ing upon our osn feet. That n
why We rejected the proposed rect
procity act last fall"
So said tho Hon. Sir Charles
upper. former minister Of justice
and attorney general Of Canada. at
the annual dinner Of the Harvard
club here last night The speaker
declared for closer relation be.
tween the two countries without
losing the independence OF either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-04
PANIC I'm DOCDOM

PORTLAND, Or, April 4.--Panic
reigned at the dog show here, when
a blood-thirsty mongrcl without
pedigree atalked In among the best
people" OF canine society and bit a
goodly chunk out OF Irish Queen, an
aristocratic setter.