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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
AacDougall-S outhwick

Open charges OF malice and re-
venge and an attempt to discredit
the defense In the Peter Miller
cases, against John r. Murphy.
prosecuting attorney: Deputies Ev-
erett c. Ellis. Thomas J. l.. Ken
nedy. Capt. of Detectives c. II. Ten
nant and Detectives Majewski and
Bianchi we're made In an affidavit
filed today by Joseph NJ. Glasgow,
In support OF an application for a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
Secrets of London
Complexion Doctors

Famous London specialists who
eater to titled ladies and others Of
social prominence, employ a remark
able method OF complexion reJuven-
alton. One undergoing this treat
ment visits the beauty doctor late In
the afternoon. has something dabbed
over her face. then. heavily yelled.
departs In her motor car. This IL re-
peated daily for a week or so. when
n complexion of snowy purity and
exquisite delicacy is In evidence.
The secret of this method is---ordin-
arv mercolixed wax. Anyone can APP
ply the wax without assistance Of q
specialist An ounce OF IL costs very
little at any drug store tobtaina BILE
here ms well as in Englandb. IL IL
used like cold cream. before retiring.
and washed off mornings. Its sue
cess is due to peculiar absorbent
property which gradually removes
WORKOUT particles OF cuticie, reveal
ing the younger. healthier skin be-
meath.
A wonderful wrinkie-chascr, also
In vogue among Englishwomen. 10
prepared by dissolving OF. pow
dered saxolite In y pit. witch hazel.
Used as wash lotion. this COM
pleteiy and quickly effaces even the
deepest lines.-Advertiseme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

CHARGES MURPHY WITH
MALICE AND revenge

new trial for Louis Engstrom, found
guilty by jury OF grand larceny.
Engstrom was employed by Glas-
gov In getting evidence in the Peter
Miller cases, and Glasgow charges
that Murphy. Tenant and the 9TH
ers trumped up the charge OF grand
larceny against him to discredit hin
testimony. He further says the
prosecution so Unanswered that the
Engstrom trial should be held near
the end OF the month. when 1t was
impossible to obtain an unbiased
jury, and that the prosecution 80
Unanswered that the mixed jury
should be locked UP for several days
In such manner that the blame
should rest on the defense, and pre-
judice Its cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
SEATTLE FOLKS
TELL OF INSULTS
FROM MExICANS

Thrilling details of the expert
ences of a trainload of American
refugees, driven ont OF Guadala-
lara. on their way TO the safety OF
United States soil, are given I'm
letters received In Seattle by DIR.
and Mrs James u. Adair. 706 Sum.
NIT av. n, from their daughter.
Mrs Ninon Adair.Downs. and her
father-in-law. A. r. Downs. n Seat
tie man. owning property in Mex
leo.
Mrs. Downs relates how men
passengers on the train we're dis
armed and the 259 refugees were
at the complete mercy of bands OF
jeering Mexicans who threw stones
and bottles through the car win
dows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
CHANGERS HEAR
Ole AT OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA, Wash. May 11.--Just
as Ole Hanson. progressive candi-
date for the senate, arose to adj
dress meeting OF the Agate
grange. near Shelton, Saturday
night. the clock struck midnight,
and, as Sunday was Mothers day.
Hanson took as his subject: "Our
Mothers"
The meeting. nonpolitical In
character, was one OF the largest
attended grange affairs In this
county l.. y. Hubbcil. progressive
candidate for congress. also spoke
Hanson will spend the week In
Thurston county. speaking every
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
FATHER IN JAIL:
MOTHER FIGHTS
WITH HARDSHIP

Troubles galore are piling up AZ
the door OF Mrs @ w. Mcyercamp.
53i2 Wallingford av.
Her husband Is In the county jail.
waiting for the arrival OF a pcni-
Tertiary guard. who will take him
TO Walla WRlia to serve a sen.
tence of from five years to life.
He was convicted OF a statutory
offense.
Since the trial. tho gas has been
shut off and the electric lights
taken out OF the residence. The
plano and household goods have
gone one by one 10 satisfy cred.
itors. The woman has three chill.
dren. the oldest one being years.
She is III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
BOY MISSING

Mystery surrounds the where
abouts OF Robert Dunn. IL, si9 4.
James st. lie left home last week
with Joe Radigan. 1722 r. Madison
St. and Sammy Lynch. 1909 18th
nv. They went TO Tacoma. On
the return. Robert separated from
the other two and has not been
seen. The police were notified by
his mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
LET US Weep;
IT'S SAD FOR
MOUNTED COPS

Alas It's sad. There IL grief
IN the ranks Of the mounted squad
--Seattle's pride
Chief Griffiths has a tentative
plan under consideration which
proposes TO place the eleven Off.
GERS OF the mounted squad on duty
in the Green Lake. Woodland park
and Fl. Lawton districts. during
the late afternoons and at night
The chief believes night work
will be most effective in the pro-
lection OF suburbanItes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
HERE

Nine-pound crab caught.
clef club entertains Dad" Wao
, ner and wife.
e. M. Herr, Westinghouse Elee
trio and Manufacturing Co. head
visits brother. Attorney w. u. Herr
Capt. r. L. Liaoett advanced "a
assistant adjutant general. Nation
nj Guard.
kirmess closed big success sat
urday night.
J. r. Lane and w. L. Collier lease
northwest corner Fourth and Pike
Taxes must be paid before May
30.
Rev. M. A. Matthews off TO Chi.
cago.
Fully recovered, r. c. McAIlaster,
park commissioner. who wandered
off to Port Angeles. returns.
Series Of lectures by Young
Mems Hebrew association begins
Wednesday night.
Body Of iaborer killed at RockdaIe
lies on ground year without burial.
Mary A. Kelly sues Milwaukee
line for death of son thrown of
train.
Hundreds growing roses for MI.
Baker park show In June.
Mayor resppolnts Jas. Stephen
20 board OF appeals
Camels Of the World dance and
card party Thursday night.
J. J. Sullivan. former U. s. die.
trict attorney, operated on for APP.
pendicitis.
Eighty boys attend John e. Alex
ander banquet.
n. r. Alesander's Bankers ex.
cursion to North leaves Friday.
Five hundred attend Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Powell's golden wed.
ding anniversary celebration. X. OF
p. hall
Seattle sends several hundred
delegates TO Mothers Congress con.
vention. Olympia this week.
Lakewood Outing club elects
trustees Thursday night.
Board OF public works will In.
spcct Vancouver paving.
r. Thompson. prominent Seattle
caterer, leaves for Norway to visit
92-year-old mother.
Western Avenue commission
men handled 5e5 carloads OF fruit
and vegetables in April.
State Fish commissioners wants
government experts for oyster
beds.
Frank PIoonl, charged with muir
dering Henry Werner, will be
tried June 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
CONVENTION ON

ATLANTAyGa.. May i1.-with
81 guns firing greeting. VIM. Ir.
win. imperial potentate OF the
Shriners. arrived here today to
open the lodges fortieth conven.
ton. The sidewalks were choacd
with thousands OF strangers.
Seattle and San Francisco are
seeking the 1915 convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
FIGHT IN TAMPICO

GALVESTON. Texas. May H.
That rebel shells were bursting in
Tampico while the rebel attacking
force was steadily advancing was
the purport OF messages received
today from the beleaguered city. II
was said the main battle was not
actually on. but that II was near.
Business was practically suspended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
HELD IN TRAP,
BOY IS BuRNEp

PORTLAND. May ii.--With his
head and one hand thrust through
a small window into the open air.
unable to squeeze his body
through the narrow aperture. VIII.
ly F1nckelstein, i6. was roasted
alive In fire which Quilted the
grocery store OF A. Boxer In South
Portland today. The boy was
alone In the store when II burst
Into flames.
Capt. c. n. Stanley speaks on
Prohibition" Green Lake Chris.
tinn church Tuesday night.
Forty-one get citizenship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

Joe Rivers Is In the city Jail
Joe was arrested this morning
by Patrolman Fred Mills. at First
and Madison, In company with Bob
Stewart and George Smith. Joe
is 10 years old. The trio are sus-
poets In the robbery of j E. Wood
and II. F. McDaniels. who lost
three watches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
hbRkSS{AMpAfL5fWhfRE

don tabernacle. Little damage
done.
Unitarian churches OF coast meet
In goth session in Portland.
Two hundred and twenty eonven'
tons scheduled for San Francisco
next year.
San Francisco police arrestlno
lottery ticket peddlers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

o.-PersonaIiy. do you ap-
prove Of child being spanked
for ugly answers TO parents. for
going out Of the yard when told
not 70, for touching things in
houses and stores after having
been told repeatedly not tor
Remember. there are many
mothers facing these problems,
and to some they may seem
small. but II makes me 90
ashamed when my little boy. 4
years old. does not mind. Then,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
STEAMER ASHORE

PORTLAND, May 1l.--After be-
ing on a reef about mile from
Ketchikan. Alaska, for seven hours
Sunday. the steamship Thomas l..
Wand OF Portland was floated at
high tide with practically no
damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

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e.er L.sp,ro oomn.rv with a
vouro mar ,er ,lsh, or nlne
nor,n. ,,.Iv M. h.oun 20
r..Ilr. havs ,,,,eh he \. hseor,.
In, 81 49,, 90 ~. "a. /. vary
coed % ~. nd o,,., tells me
hs IIL. ~. hu, ,,v,r mention.
law. Nj. cr.x am no, In.
s.,u.,.s W. -. Moth Chris.
,l.r 49,, n.a,i. - h.la,o 90
Oh. ..r. snure. 49, ,hou,h,
n ov.r e.r.tnIlv .na nov. Ia 4.
,ns anIs r.n rouis lows
.nau,n e. 60, ,v Ia, vsl,n h,s
Tor M. s,r .,r,,s n. doe.
~, 80. a., - a.. 49,,
% sou ,nl,L .nn,,,s l.,n a,
COLI, ~.,,n nl,, a. ,.ouIs !, \.
h..,,as ~. g. ,,,,, 90 49,, 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
would need no outside help.
Thanking you,
ANXIOUS MOTHER.

A-No human being Is wonderful.
IL there is anything wonderful
about me the credit is the Makers
not mine.
do not believe In corporal pun
ishment. for parents so often whip
a child In anger. when II becomes
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
A CORRECTION!

Through an error, II was
stated last week In Mac
Douaall-southwlck advertise
ment that the store remains
open until 9 p. m. The Mac
Dougall-Southwiek store closes
at 6 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11


OIL am . boy 10 years old
and have been taught from
early childhood that to 90 70
shows was . sin. Now, do
not think or feel II 10 q sin.
Do your
have also been kept strictly
within church walls. and am 10
norsnt Of the art OF flirting"
In all my daily walks Of life I
meet with II. A. all public
meetings and everywhere young
people meet. ! am always at.
traeted by some winsome
maids eyes, or. strictly speak
ING. they make eyes ct
me. There must be something
charming about my person. for
every girl ! look At, seemingly,
fIirts with me. What shall 3
do, Miss Grey. a. like to as
ISOLATE with girl friends a.
we'll ~ boys Hoping TO see
your early answer In the col.
unrn, 4 am. NO FIIRT.
Am occasional theatre vii
not hurt you II your mind is pure.
As for flirting. there Is no art
about H. IL Is very silly and IN
kind thing. | presume you are onl
an ordinary boy, and personaiit
does not amount TO n row OF pins
II Is your true individuality tina
counts. and nothing else. A cor
ceited personality is worth absolute
" nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

al would like 10 ask you
where the heaoauarters Of the
Keystone Comedy Film Co. 10.
Thanking you for the same.
yours truly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

A.--The engagement ring belongs
to woman always II she marries
the man who gave H.: II she breaks
the engagement, she should return
1t.
The wedding presents are given
to both and should be enjoyed Joint.
ly. Certainly. the husband has as
much right to them as the wife.
A woman has a legal right to one
half OF all property and money &C.
cumulated after marriage. The
property either had before marriage
is individual property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

These pretty prineesses
threaten To remain single
until they are permitted to
marry whom they wish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
A MOVIE LOVER.

A.--The Keystone company Is In
the group under the direction OF
Universal Film Co. Los Angeles.
Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

DO settle an argument.
please tell W which 10 the right
way 20 write . return on a let
ter 20 a foreign country-ir the
American language or the coun-
try's language you address the
letter to. =. n. a s. 8.
A-Writc II In both languages II
you are familiar with the language
Of the country to which the letter
d. .nrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

o.-Does q womsn's wedding
ring belong TO the wife or the
husband7 Does the engage
ment ring belong TO the man
or woman after marriage7 Are
the wedding presents given 70
the man or womsn7 Has the
husband the right to claim any
Of them7 " woman marries
widower, has she any right
20 any share Of his property
Please answer. Yours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

o.--oo you know Of any way
70 clean white ostrich plume
at home and curl the samef
Hope you will answer this
soon. MAUD.
A. Soak them In hot watel
and shake dry. Curl with the blum
edge OF n knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

Alt Is Just as much stealing
10 read another's private letter. as
II IL 10 take his money. and to
pass harsh Judgment on her IL Just
as bad on your part ks long as
you have one l.nlt OF your own to
correct, attend to that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
intel NaY ak
GuM2Aqr-

too, suffer so when I spank
him. for love his dear little
body, but something must be
done. or he will never have any
friends. He will not mind for
talking and sitting In a chair.
etc.
pray you viii consider this
worth your help, N ! were such
a wonderful woman az you,
al am a girl OF 10 and good
looking, but the only thing
don't like 10 am very tall for
my age, and people make fun
OF me. Please tell me what to
do TO make me look shorter.
This Will be the second time
have written. Please, Miss
Grey. answer In the next paper.
DEEP DiMplEs.
All YOU will make the waist
OF your dress with a yoke. and wear
a three-tier dress. Il viii make you
look shorter.
o.-can you please tell me
what Will either cure or relieve
soft eorns. I shall watch Tor
your answer. SUBSCRIBER.
A.-Wash In luke-warm soap suds
scrape, apply vasellne, aud wear a
loose shoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

o.--whss do you think Of
girl that takes a letter out Of
her sisters pockets. and opens
the envelope and reads ~
This letter did not have any
thing about her or anybody
else. so ! don't know why shs
read II, any way. She had no
business TO. do you thinkf
nICHctfTrn HIns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

Sc Sonomor Dress Fast
eners, 3 dozen for SC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09
The Microscope Il Driving
Manana From South
~ HERBERT QUICK.
Author OF "Ou Board the Good ship
Earth" when Glory Ceased, ETC.

II was only yesterday. as It seems--
three Of four years--when the world
screamed with laughter at the an
nouncemsnt that Q surgeon Of the
United States Marine hospital corps
had discovered the reason OF the In
dolence and bloodlessness OF millions
Of people in the south.
He had discovered 1.-The germ OF
lsxiness," declared the jokers. The
rlazy bug was recommended Tor
busy bodies. The newspaperLAtin Tor
tns new germ was "ManAna Doice
farnientibus." Practical" men with
no nonsense about them turned ovor
to the baseball page, saying What
daruod fools some well-educated men
are! Germ Of lasiness-bosh!"
DR.. Stiles. however. was not over
whelmed by ridicule. He knew he was
right. While he had not discovered
the germ Of laziness. he had found
out that millions Of people In warm
climates who were supposed to be
lazy. were merely sick. They had
blood-sucktng worms chewing the
coats Of their bowels.
The Rockefeller sanitary commits
sion. with headquarters at Washing.
ton, was organized for the purpose OF
curing people by education drst. and
second, by helping them to get treat
ment by the very simple and mex
pensive remedy discovered BY the
much.laughed-a DR.. Stiles.
| The results have been amazing. AL
through the year 1913 people In ouI
southern states were examined at the
rate of 1900 q day. Over 600 q day
were treated. The remedy IL 30 Ger
tain that the total number cured W
to the flrst of this year Is $4,000!
| All tropical countries are infected
and all the peoples we call indoien
and lazy have hook.worm. They have
not been equal to northern people II
/! energy and power In the past: blu
they will be. The tropics will be IA
deemed by this great achievement o
science.
| We have never received much bee
from the south because Of the cattle
tick. The cattle suffered from ticks
and the people from hookwOrm. Nov
the United States government 10 81
terminating the ticks. and they Will
have good cattle down there. The!
have abundant pasturage. And sool
the incubus Of disease will be remov
Cd from the farms.
! Those who laughed at the lazy
bug will be eating beef grown OF
rich farms by farmers rs full a. On
ergy - any In the world.
Watch the south develop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09

Correction for Mr.. waterfall.
To tie Editor Of The Times:
Ir your esteemed paper Of Thurs
day. March 8. appeared an article on
the car.spotting charge controversy
before the interstate commerce com
mission.
It would appear from the last para,
graph Of the article referred TO that
Mr.. G. d. Wetherall was at Washing.
ton. representing the Michigan Sugar
company. and the gentleman assumes
that I gave the information. using hts
name 90 reprssenting the Michigan
Sugar company. which did not. I
am fully aware that he II not repre-
ssnting the Michigan Sugar company
In any way, but does represent and 10
trafic manager Of the w. II. Edgar
Sons company. Detroit.
Will you be kind enough to run q
little line In your paper TO the erect
that Mr.. G. d. Wetherau. mentioned
In the issue Of March s 40 represent
ing the Michigan Sugar company at
Washington, did not 90 represent
them. but the testimony before the
commission shows that he did appear
and yepresentsd the following peo-
pie:
w. II. Edgar q Sons, Detroit.
Mich: 0erman-American Sugar Co..
Bay City. Mich: 0erman-Amer1can
Sugar Co.. Pauling. o.; West Bay
CITY Sugar Co. Bay City. Mich: Con.
tinental Sugar Co.. Blissaeld. Mioh.;
Continental Sugar Co. Fremont. o.:
Continental Sugar Co.. Findlay. o.:
Tslsdo Sugar Co.. Toledo, o.: Ottawa
Sugar CO, OTTAWA, O.; Holland & St
Louis Sugar Co.. Holland. Mich: Hob
land & sc. Louis Sugar Co., st. Louis,
Mich.: Holland & St Louis Sugar Co.
Decatur. Ind: Owosso Sugar Co.,
owoeso. Mich: owosso Sugar Co.
The above are not In any way con.
nscted with the Michigan Sugar com
panv.
A. +. WATERFALL.
Tran1o Commissioners.
Bosrd Of Commerce.
veA. Z. 1914.
a Cad Caee.
Misery loves company. but Il -
generally . case Of unroQuited afSeo-
t1on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09

NJ OAA Asye 49,
comp3ets6 IN airship and intends 70
NJ IN e - soon - pleasant weatne9
eets IN. BERT AA1LARY.
BE sure Jon are Wright: than 90
We fear from the way the sporting
wr1tegs with the Tigers are boosting
thls young player Burns. that Burns
~ almost sure 10 be one of those esnf
hack q the minors.
gAsy'rs kssskang tAs Dsan Of Henry
N ss4Ssssasss sEys sIvs = sAanst
Tkey 1all % ssasaAss tAs fellows =
- oaS;S wAe ere Staying he ga.s.
E1oY tan . eeaG1AsF IL sAaaes tAas
r.ssssy 49, - e s-.ss. -. s.t.asss,
We ore sst inela.sA - sssrst sAss
:. Day Ssn I. Issss EsA~rsi
We have eeeu the pictures Of King
0eoeuo q The ball game between the
olanko ana White 60x. over which the
lE1ng w. said TO have waved enthuS
$4,000. r We didn't know Il was the
N1ne. - would say & was . photo o6
= ardent Tiger tan inst after 0eorge
2oelaSty had struck ou1 With three
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09

phssss Thga.naeaaoane.
II n. 1o0oos sHoon
0u6tehboaed operaAoe: "chset-
Oue NIX ~ v1es6 ~ yea - call
- opon % you roevenod."
Il Nh jonoos soheoenut 4e7&k5
at NJ InfoeDa4jea. pleaeor
DuIAlaio vooe l1Gty1ct hAe besn ON
S1a1iy V1pGlau9 WopknoW VhAk that
0oa orr msUe Euoclna IN eSdanAnos
unA1hltan6 the use q tobaoco within
u ~ Nnlts. Cot . 1nouhs
4 nAn n LAportA ina. has been
|suo0 Sog dlvoece b. he wife, from
vA0w - DopATa1ed - yoa1 ago. She
hao IoANeod ~ oon0lunlou, evidenfAy.
that - onmH 0ako him think shs
\ pax1D douktUe aavertises painless
GgizaOtloa - music. The proGram
poogihly w1nAD W Win ~Tno DoDoi-
CO.,
That Chioago profsssor who DOUBTS
Il civilisstion has really arrived. may
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-09

B. Ledyard, w. c. Brown. Marvin
Hughitt, w. H. Newman. J. p. Nor
gan, william Rockefeller. G. M, Do
pew. and +. w. Vanderbilt. These
men have 304 connections with trans
portation lines. 81 with financial COM
panies. 116 with industrials. among
their interlocking directorates. How
things interlock are indicated by the
following list OF institutions controlled
by these men: New York Central
railroad. United States Steel corpora
ton. Amalgamsted Copper. Interna'
tional Mercantile Marine. Adams Elk.
press, American Telephone. Etna In
surance. National City Bank OF New
York. Union Pacific railroad, Northern
Pacific railroad. and Union Trust OF
Detroit
The question whether the Infamous
trafilc known as the prison contract
labor system" shall be banished for.
ever from the United States IL now up
to 16 United States senators. The
Booher bill. prohibiting the sale OF
convict-made goods transported In In
terstate commerce In violation Of the
laws OF states into which such goods
are imported. passed the house last
Wednesday by the overwhelming vote
Of S02 to three. The three immortala
who voted against It were Hammond
and volstead. Of Minnesota, and Hard
wick, OF Georgia. The bill II now IN
the interstate commerce committee Of
the senate.
The only active opponent Of this
legislation In the senate II Knuts Mel
son, OF Minnesota. His argument Is
that such Q law would prevent the
state OF Minnesota from exporting u
other states twine made by Minnesota
prisoners In the state factory. A. q