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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
MAYOR VETOES
ORDINANCE

Mayor cotteriil yesterday ve.
toed the ordinance vacating a mum.
Der OF streets and alleys between
Goth Az. w. and W. Tist ST.. 70.
nuested by the Great Northern for
tho purpose Of widening its right.
Of way. In his message the mayor
pointed out that this ordinance
ought not 10 bo passed until after
The franchise ordinances, accom-.
panytng the street vacation ordi.
nance. IL frat accepted. and that
tho vacations can then be describ-
ed definitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
BLUE SKY LAW

The blue sky Law Of Kansas. 10
curb the sale OF fraudulent corpor-
alton stock. will be urged before
the legislature by State Bank Ex-
amlner J. l.. Mohundro. In this he
will have the cooperation OF Rick
Burrowa. candidate for the senate
from the Thirty-sixth district. Tho
plan is TO make the promoters OF
corporations submit to an examine
ton and 10 show this ownership OF
sufficient assets 70 make the stock
on sale Of some value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
MORE TANGLES

The Seattle. Renton 4 Southern
complications still continue In
merry legal tanglcs. by stipula,
too yesterday. the proposed meet
Ing OF stockholders. which was
called for June IL. was continued
30 days. Crawford asked Judge
Fgafer Go restrain the Peabody In.
tercwfs from holding the meeting
"a hts stock would be- voted b.
Peabody. Tho latter holds Craw-
ford's stock a. collateral for 1900
coo loan. with tho power to vote
e. Crawford contends that an az.
tempt n being made 20 deprive him
OF his interest altogether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
DEBATE ON
| RECALL TONIGHT

~ recall debate win take place
~, !. the First Presbyterian
49, 4, s o'cloek The question
{, s>bsts 4. The Recall OF
fsraI DECISIONS. should Z BE
lixrsay The affirmative will be
- " Hsrhert W. Myers. who
e VITA President Roosevelt Tor
- vears n ire white House
II e Todd. candidate for
nnscr, and Ivan Blair. who
emeed the state for Senator
ih1szssr. The negative will DO
- % Walter A. Mcclure. ". @.
I1arra AID ]. w. Hawthorne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
BOTH WENT INSANE

SANTA ROSA, June lt.--FolloW-
INK her husband within few days
to the same asylum. Mrs. Ester
Bolton, wife of ogden Bolton. was
10 the Napa state hos-
ital here this afternoon Both she
and her husband went insane over
the effect o. the second coming
OF Christ" doctrine. promulgated TO
them BIZ an itlnerant evangelist.
For seevral days after her husband
vas sent 10 the asylum Mrs. Bolton
was strapped TO a bed In a local
hospital in the hope that she might
roruvpr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
SALMON SPOILED

PTTTsBURG, June 1i.-improper
refrigeration In the recent hot
weather caused loss to the Sacra-
menta River Packers association
OF 50 900 worth OF fresh salmon OF
this years catch Tho fish we're
shipped to a fertilizer plant and the
plant here was forced TO shut down
for one day. until the refrigerators
were restocked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
vsT ANGRY
At CRITICISM
m CALIFORNIA

wIIFA
nINp. Or. June H.
'-s<ssx The prison system nj
- o.>stsn penstsntiary. Cal, as
s,ss ana rosfen.- Governor
q orsxoa. thoroughly an
rrcl.ed hotiy today TO the
- q Warden Hoyle and
~ unrected with san oienela
- bat the governor was lafse-
I~uusihls through his REFORMS
sr,eS Al the Oregon peni'en-
80 salem for the bloody mess
- Is, Al San Quentin
q Qaentln prison Officials
~ g use more brains and less
vi Il they did they'd have a
. s<al better success. SAia
'~rror West TO the United Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
PUBLIC MARKETS
wrsrIAKn MAnKEr

wEsTLAKE MARKET
Coffee. zoe h., . ibs. VI tea, lb.
4sc; baking powder, ID. ssc. 4qc
bulk pepper, ~ CSC; bulk cocoa, ~.
csc; bulk chocolate. ID. 26c, pineaps
pies, i0c each. bananas, dog. l0c; po-
tat0es, rs lbs. 25c; oranges. doz, lVc.
cherries, ID. 10c; strawberries, &c
box; lemons, doz. 100; picked pork.
10. 12Mo. crabs. 2 for i5c, lard, z
lbs. 2Bc: pot roast, ID. Toe; eueum-
berr, &c each; apricots, dog. loc.
sANiTAuY MARKET
Bfick cod. 2 lbs. 20c: black cod
f0c ID. Q lbs. Csc; imported anch2-
vles, ibc ID. Holland mackerel, %
each; Gjedost cheese UmportedD,
400 H.; primost cheese, lbc, IDS,
2se: fcnKllsh mullins, Tor loei
gugar-cured bacon, f7oi assorted
peiiea, zoe ib.; Yakima comb honey.
l5o comb: ~ Y Herkimer county
premier cheese, s0c ID, lbs. bbc;
ranch butter, ESQ; 26c catsup, zoe;
cocoa, 27c; doz oranges, ibc. Eng
llsh walnuts. iBc Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
DO YOU KNOW

That Seattle has real estate, out.
side OF parks. valued at eii,00O. oO0l
That the gold receipts al the local
assay office we're S12,00O,000 Tor the
past Year,
That the local salmon catch was
sl2, 900, 900 for the year OF 1sllf
That the local hsiIbut catch 10 ap-
proximateiy 100000 pounds each
Year,
That there are 5e,1e2 farms IN
the state OF Washington
That there are ff,712,23S acres
adapted TO farming In this slater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
BIG CRANDSTANDS
FOR THE POTLATCH

Final arrangements arc rapidly
being made for tho Potlatch and
soon everything will be ready for
the big Joy fest. The grandBtnnds
this year will be bigger. and nc
commodatlons will be provided for
$1,000. 5000 more than could be
seated last year. They will be
erected In a square instead OF q
straight line. 40 that better view
can be enjoyed by all. Season
tickets covering everything for the
six days will sell for 81 and ti.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
wloWAoeeD RESCUE CALL

OCEAN PARK. Cal. June IL
Waving her scarlet blazer 70 at
tract the attention OF friends In the
surf. a fair beach girl brought the
Venice life saving crew post haste.
She had accidentally wigwagged a
rescue call. Her apology was ac-
cepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
uCCEST GRAIN
SEASON ENDS

y s-estes, grain season since
has hist been ended. The
: year b reckoHed from July
: = lsly Of the next year. and
- he year Is not over yet.
seseeS0 pounds OF grain
. sssn weighed and graded by
eAis gain Inspectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
DOWN DRAFT" WAS
CAUSE OF DEATH

e. c. Braun. national secre-
sary Of the American Federa-
ton Of Ayis,ors. who came out
here to insesslssse the two re-
cent accidents. the one at the
Meadows ard the ore AZ North
Yakima. ssys THAT parmsIee's
death at the latter place was
caused BY 4 down drafs. such as
10 prevalent around q tail build
inc on a ~irdy day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
STAYED AT HOME

SAN FRANCISCO. June IL
Get $500 from the old hen and
we'll go east" read letter from a
woman 10 Geo. Sheurer, which Mrs.
Sheurer found In his pocket. Sheur.
ar didn't get the 5000. And he
didn't 20 east. He stayed behind
TO defend a divorce suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
ToLsroI DRAMA BARRED

PRAGUE. Austria. June li.--Toi-
stol's famous drama. THE fAght
That Shinoth in che Darkness"
has been barred from theatres here
by the police. on the ground that
tho play IL -anfi.miiitary."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
CONGRESSMAN
KILLED BY TRAIN

WAsHlNGTON. June II|--Con.
gresham Robt G. Wyclsffe OF
Louisiana vas run down and killed
early today By a train on the long
bridge over The potomas at South
WaAhinEtOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
Homesteads.

lave Just returned from famous
Fergus county. Montana, where |
located four homestenders IN tho
most favored wheat belt OF North
America. I have n line on 10 OK
cellent free homesteads. and Will
return there June 49, Special
rate excursion with few bona
fido homesteaders G. j. Mci'ar-
land, 8t4 Bailey Bldg, or for
evening appointments phone
Plaza Hotel, Elliott 936.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11

GRANTS PASS. Or. June Ill
Mrs. Charles ATckinnon today has
the bagging % black bear To her
credit. having killed tho animal near
hero with four bullets from n "a
rifie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
Help Wanted-Female

~ NNf~FNfNf NTsfNfsr> refNFNfNe<fNfeferI
Wanf~n-- Young women, either en-
pefiehced or inexperienced. TO
Nofh as telephone operators. Ap-
ply 70 ifos ard av, or 1870 nth
av Tho Pacific Telephone aud
Telegraph Co.
berry piekers wanted Ranpborfios,
hlnckberfiem and currnnta. COM
Portable quarters. with stoves and
fuel, near town. n. N Hursie-
hauH, Sumner. wash
Wanted Ladies' that have old hats
Rud trimmings 10 hrtRg them 10
NINE CLAIRE. 1890 SECOND Av.
ana have new hats made OF them
~ moderate prices
50 berry pickars for raspberries and
hlnchbefricn. house, nf0gewood
and water furnished free Pay
soc crate. good berries. NJ Wahie.
Fumner Wash.
Ladies and chlidrenm dreHsmAkinE.
iDfantE' laycttes a specially. sat.
tafaetton guaranteed. Ladies' fte-
modelling and preanmaklnG Par
Tors. sle Arcade uldg.
Girls wanted. Al ply 70 t1s siAt
Ave n
ladies. BRING your sewing. Join
practical drssHfnahinE school 30s
Inrsn. Mhln ISIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
The SEATTLE STAR

TO NAIL HuABCRIuEx3- fsts
when your subscription skptfes ~
or thu address label % your paper.
Whsa that date arrives, lf your sub.
eerigtion has not again been raid
In advance. your name IL taxa
from TIA list A change Of date
on thu address label - receipt
ror the ronveniencs % our readers
we have established agencies at the
following iocations
y. ". Mnilsa. 64es ballard Az. Phone
ballard 10a
oaAfsr Drug Stores. Fourth Az. and
PIKE st Third Az aud Madison OF.
t1rnt Av. near rpfinE st.
Ais may be left a. these branches
where same rates will be given "a
a. ufafn offino Transient rates
are toe per line or times for the
price Of 8 for cash ada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11

! PARIS. June ff.--At the 4
! continuation today OF the sale 4
! OF the Doucet AIT collection, 4
} Houdon's bust % Sabine Hou- 4
! don was bought by the Du- 4
! yeans. who paid $4,000. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11

<N~-~-~~.~S~.~<S~~~>>~ ~~1~~S~-~0~.~-~.~~-~
Gentlsman'a horseshoe stick pin on
Government way, between nth
ave. W. and sznd ave. W. Reward
offered. Dan T.. Erickson Co.
Pier :.
Information concerning present
whsTcaboute OF Irish setter dos
tag No. 2gTs or 2e79 will be re-
varied M 1917 East f3rd Street.
Green Lake
sunset brooch. black enamel petaisd
flower. set with pearls, diamond
In center. Phone East 1892. Re-
ward
Losf-fBraceio at ladies' comfort
comfort station. Public market,
about 2.S0 Sunday. Call Elliott
2t1 Ask Tor Duncan. howard.
Found--Ths right place 10 have your
watch rcpaigod. symons. towolsr.
1877 THIRD, near Pike. All work
guaranteed
Lost. on Summit car Saturday af-
ternoon. ladies' umbrella. Please
return to star office.
f.ost--ffalr watch fob. Reward
$500. ass Burke Bldg.
Lost--Gray and white spotted COW
from Ueacou Hill sidney fGT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
Special Notices.

~J~~0N~.N-k~N~4~-~.~4~ -~.~4~.~4~-~.~1~.e-~0~~4~
Jose usnifo. prof Of botany and
medicinss spanish steam baths. es-
prciaily. Goiondrina iinimcnt for
rheumatism. paralysis. nerves,
consumption and stomach trouble
aud chronic diseases. and for all
sorts Of skin diseases Hours 1 to
8 and ! 70 . D. M. s3ssM ballard
Ave Room T. Trnfton Hot0l.
Phone Ballard i3sa
Lacko will preserve the finish on
your automobile. your furniture
and floors Iacko will make your
gas range like new. Use IacSo
for busting
TAcKo SPECIALITY co.
a77 Pacific Block
Mt Rainier, i0-days' outing, camp
Ing $40. Leave Seattle July g..
Beacon 1890.
ttrhola h0reai0wn liinrktev Fsik
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Business Chances.
~e~e~e~~s~sN~~c~~~ar~r ~S-~~rSr~e~r~N~0~N~0~~~r
Wanted TO borrow $4,000 on manu-
featuring plant, established here
In Seattle, general manager, han
dls your own money. Address
X-8i2, care Star,
MULTIPLICATION for blacksmith
shpb must be In agricultural dis
trlct and where good work viii be
appreciated. Address Blacksmith,
Wogt sound. Wash.
Hptals. rooming houses. stores, ea-
looms. etc, for sale or trade.
Kaufman Kelly Kompany. North
ern Bank Bldg. SEQ Hasbrook,
Seattle mercantile business and
Iowa income property TO trade Tor
timber. residence or ranch.
Box 20 University station
Restaurant. established buslnessi
long lease; rent $1,000. Third
Rail Cafe, Renton, Wash,
Good paying grocery and property
at sacrifice for cash. X-307. care
Star.
For Sale by owner--simall restau-
rant. good location. doing good
business. 1895, Care star
Dye works for sale Investigate at
once. Address X aa7, The star.
Nfchois buuQalowa Hinekley Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
Furnished Rooms.

kirsinus Hotel, sth q Virginia. near
Wcstlake. offers new, modern. ola-
Enntiy furnished rooms, with this
BEST accommodations lowest rates
Donald Hotel. $40 Howell. Main
i7se. All outside. modern rooms,
Hates reasonahie.
The Broadway. corner broadway
and Yeaier. Modern. 1900 a week
up. y. = Prentisa, proprietor.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. tiibX
Ftrst--Rates SOC daily and up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
For Saie-Poultry.

For Saie-Poultry.
GaBS eflclcs. hafc6Ins eggs. cocker.
els, pullets, young laying hens.
feed supplies, remedies.
We dress chean, healthy poultry
while you walt
PACIFIC POULTRY co.
End Floor Corner Market list n Pike
Phone Elliott 326S.
Pauison's Anconas are layers, pay
ers. winners; eggs. 1b0 per sit
ting for balance of season; baby
chicks, $500 dozen: next hatch oft
May 90. Phone ballard S31. 1912
22nd Avenue N. w.
Full stock or pure bred poultry.
Matching eggs. poultry supplies.
fresh dressed poultry. incubators.
fresh ranch eggs. Kalem Poultry
Market. Pike Place.
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Board and Room.

chiidron boarded: references. 1911
IL Alder.
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~s~~~.~~-~N-~<-~r<~~ ~>><e>>r>r~r><>~-0S~r~~
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor:
over 200 cases cured past two
years ages 1 to rs. Harvard
System. 81 Eitel bldg, Seattle.
WANTED know tho where
abouts 81 III. w. Graham OF III. w.
mn Freeland J. Graham. Don.
Delivery.
Mme Francois, medical baths, cleo
tro- Therapeutics, manicUring. CHI
ropody 2li Union, Apt. 0.
Chiropody and manicuring parlor;
scalp and facial treatment. open
evenings 2i0 Liberty bldg.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpencd, soc
doz,. razors 2bc. etc. 1901 9Th av.
ToUPEES. WIGS-Aii Kinds 81 hair
work. Korb. of Spring. Ind 1922.
Confinement home, hest city refer
cneea. 332t Firth w q. a. 2i0e.
Nichols bungalows. Hlnckley Blk.
say II saw II In The Star"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
Houses for Rent.

Houses for Rent.
~~Ss>s~-~s~.~-~@~~s~~~>-> ~-~a~-~-~-~>~~~~y~~s~
Cbuod neYenaruotn house. walking
distance. $500 per month. cheap
home for working man with fam
ny. East ztss.
FOR nt-Coinfortahle Groom cot
tazo az North Park. 20 minutss
ride good water. rent 1900 pof
Groom house. cheap ground. rent
t1eo a month Inquire sfb Jud-
kina 81 Phone Elliott etos "
a snap. For Rais-k-TWo heuEeboa -
20 renta. foot 81 East Boston and
Lake Union. Inquire for Mr.. Fofd.
For Rent~-Ssw t-room house. mod
err, fi8oe. ttos 10th 8 w. Phone
Harrison 9iEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
Furnished houaea

II Mss Ella ehearsr, e9s Emerson,
Will call al Tho star office. ahe
will receive FREE two box seat
tickets 20 PmnthEcs Ihnstre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-11
Apartments for Rent.

Excelsior Apis Furnished and an-
furnished 9Th and Pike. Main 7ssi.
81. Lawrence, iSosis Sth--comfort-
able, close in. Main 1851. sit up.
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~---~~---~--~------~--.---r'--
NEW PROCESS CARPET CLEANING
CO. our rsnpxatinH prpt~ea|
makes carpets and Tugs LOOK
LIKE NEW. East tss
THE "a FtooR PIANO STORE
WILL. SAVE You MONEY. Wa
opfostrE RirvATons
gEamyoninr hairarssainK. facial
and scaip massage fnnnicurtnN.
sd liberty uidx Main ill
~ foot cabin launch. hafbar 90.
xtns. stsa.ae. Beacon asba i4Ef
8stA
raaa
lave your bills cciIected NORTH
Coast Collection Co, tss " ulk.
pruwlsss Doctor. he Aaffery. All
fras kfndliag wood. cor ard and
Coiumhla. call after Monday.
X odak ae~eiopfng. iuc reli. AnT
sirs Jacobs. Photo Shop. Y II rld
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For Sale-Furnit,,re

F. -. fSf ssls "cc6fsr ~ Z
- u-nl z120 srd aventie
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~-~s~~~~~~s~~~-~~~--~ ~S-e~~~~-~-~~-rs~~~~~
Corner fiat. large rooms. nicely
furnished. 2 beds. range and gas
plate 400 week. s163 9Th. El-
lott asfg W.
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y. r. HuTTEHWpRTu A SONS
1871 first ave. Main or Eiliott sss.
Universally Undertaking. rartora, 41fi
isth ~ T. North ala W. n Fork
ner
honey Watson Co. FUNERAL Diree-
tors Third av ana tnIversity.
Main -. Elliott $50
Ff.ourxrs
Nc Al n, II "a an 1.1nIf;-
pod for weddings. receptions. fu-
nsrais PARIS FLoHfSrc--si SPIKE.
BtfHNs FfsOHAL Co. sof 5rd. Main
1ti1-Cut flowers designs seeds-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-20
JAPANESE RULER
IS NEAR DEATH
Emperor Mutsuhito So III Life
Is Despaired Of Cabinet
Prepares for Successor.

TOXIC, JAPAN. July co. Emperor
Mutsuhito Of Japan is seriously i'll Of
a complication of stomach and brain
diseases, and his life IS despaired of.
His majesty was unconscious all day
Friday and today his condition was so
serious that council of the cabinet
was held to discuss possibilities in
volved in the death of the ruler. The
council meeting LED to report that
Mutsuhito had died, although this was
denied. Deepest gloom pervades this
city
Mutsuhto was born at Kyoto No
vember 10, 1852 He succeeded his ia =
Their Komei Tenno, on the japanese
throne Friday February 10, 1867 He
was married in 1869 to Princess Ka-
ruko.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-20
NEGRO LYNCHINGS
PUBLICLY RAPED
BY PRESIDENT TAFT

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-In a speech
at the white house to a delegation from
the national civil and political negro
leagues, President Taft publicly ac-
knowledged his debt Of gratitude to the
negro delegates TO the Republican ma
tional convention pledged and instruct
ed for him. who stood with the Taft
forces through the fight.
The delegation presented resolutions
to the president asking for the restora-
ton of the battalion of the Twenty
fifth infantry that was involved in the
Brownsville affair and urging him to
recommend a Federal statute against
lynching.
Mr. Taft said he had done everything
possible under the law in regard to tn
Twenty-ffth infantry. He depIored
lynching. he said, but did not believe
the Federal government could inter-
fere with criminal cases in the states
Z say to you gentlemen" the presi-
dent added, that a man who has been
engaged in a lynching within the Fed
eral jurisdiction who comes up to me
for executive clemency will have his
petition received with that feeling on
my part that there is no crime that
ought to be more severely punished and
more completely condemned"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-20
Some Points Of WesIeyan's Superiority

Faculty Of forty distinguished officers teachers with
the best possible equipment for their work
2 An atmosphere of the womany refinement deep
~ and saney religious The spirit leadership every
real department Of life is breathed into the Wesleyan
dent.
One of the best equipped college plants the
south. FIVE large buildings supplied with every conve-
nience needed for comfort and work
A. The most conscientious adherence to the hiahest
standards Of literary education
s. A great Conservatory Of Music doina work unsur-
passed BY any school Of the South
Splendid school of Oratory under Americas best
trained teachers.
T. school of Art giving instruction Color
China Painting etc. that winning reeoa
milton.
teachers in the South
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-20
FARMERS BILL
To PASS HOUSE
Measure Exempting Soil Prod
ucts From Taxation for One
Year Is Favored.


The bill 10 exempt certain farm prod
ucts from taxation for one year, pend
ing in the house of representatives,
likely will pass by a large majority
despite more or less opposition.
This bin, fathered by Mr.. Johnson,
Of Barlow. chairman of the house COM
mittee or agriculture. undertakes. in
its essential details. to permit farmers
to hold their cotton. without taxation,
in their efforts to bull the market and
get a good price for it. 1t covers other
farm products. but the great object it
has in view is the satisfactory DISPOSE
ton of Georgia's share of the South's
great staple
The bill came up for a third reading
Yesterday, under a favorable committee
report and an effort was made imme-
diately TO kin it, through motion from
Representative Harrell of Stewart.
that the bill be indefinitely postponed.
Al once its friends were up in arms.
and although MI Harrel made a
strenuous vocal effort to head off an
adverse vote on his motion, he lost by
the Overwhelming lineup Of 1913 to 6.
The farmers generally are deeply in
terested in this bill. They feel that It
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-20
HE CARES NOT If DAVID
DIDN'T WRITE THE PSALM

CHICAGO, July 2O.---whetner David
wrote the Twenty third Psalm or
whether it was written by some obscure
scribe after the building of the temple
is a question too trlfling for serious
consideration. This, in substance IS
the argument advanced by Professor
Gerald B. Smith, assistant Instructor in
dogmatic theology at the University
of Chicago. in an article in the current
Issue of The Biblical World. His sub
ject is Theology and Biblical Criti-
cism."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-20
Mail Carriers Will Fly.

This is an age of great discoveries.
Progress rides on the air. Soon we may
see Uncle Sans mail carriers flying in
all directions, transporting mail. Peo-
pie take wonderful interest in dis
covery that benefits them. That's why
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Coughs,
Colds and other throat and lung dis
eases is the most popular medicine in
America. TT cured me of a dreadful
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-20
PURCHASED TOO MANY
LEMONS; OUT ST 200, 900

NEW YORK. July Spectators in
lemons have lost more than $1,000, 600
in the last three months by overbuying
the market. This was the assertion
here of leading fruit importers. They
say that this has been the most disas-
trous season for the lemon importers
they can remember. The speculative
movement began in the spring with re-
ports that the California crop of lem
ons had been destroyed by freezing
weather. Spectators in Italy then be-
gan to contract heavily with the grow
ers for the supply. Then came the
crash. The spectators found that
there would be no shortage in this
country
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-20
MRS. MORROW, FREE,
PLANS TO PROSECUTE
HER PROSECUTORS

CHICAGO. July 2o.7-Mrs. Rene B
Morrow, acquitted on the charge OF
having murdered her husband, Charles
B. Morrow, today is considering seek
ing the prosecution of certain persons
on charges of perjury. The charges
Mrs. Morrow believes. should be
brought against the persons who were
responsible for her having been placed
on trial. She has consulted with hei
attorney regarding the matter.
Mrs. Morrow was freed late yester-
day after the jury had been out three
hours and had taken six ballots.
Il have been prosecuted. Ny friends
know this is true" was Mrs. Morrow's
comment on the verdict.