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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-12
DR.. ANDREEn SEES
CANADACHlJRCHES
Reports Splendid Work Being Accom-
nIished by Graduates oi the Au-
gus5ana Seminary.
LOCAL INSTITUTION PRAISED


Having met uanv ausustaua grad
mates throughout ms trip President
f 4. Aaaeean 9E the aaz8sgaHa col
Eaza returned home yesterday after q
business 5aual Of week through the
Canadian provinces OF Alberta. Sa5-
Eareaa#au Ontario and Alberta. The
efficiency Of the local seminary re-
ealv66 real recommendation i'm Che
number Of graduates Of the AaEustaaa
seminary holding puiRlts IN the north
west Tia EisttluE. colleges auroute Dr.
An=reeu was greeted bE many former
Aaz5e men who are now teaching with
success The work of the local 1pstl-
tuition lis receiving commentator aE-
aHvwhere. and the graduates have lii
t4a trouble in finding positions.
President Anarean has spent the
past week among tha Lutheran con-
zreea54aas "a Canada and he brings
word 81 wonderful success among the
people fn that country. Many churches
have been established by the Angus
tsaa synod 81 the Evangelical Lath-
eraH Church of America. whose repre-
sentative Dr. Au5reeH was. and II was
hfs mission "a visit these places III be-
hair of me synod and bear messages
III greeting 10 The workers of Christ
located there b present there SIRE -
congregations in the northwest Is in
sEatraaHan. FIVE to Manitoba. Ehra6
H Ontario and eight tu Alberta ESQ
mis- ION schools have been established
At 4Loozefar and ReratFaL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-12

For sale a9 j A. Baa2stoa. Dr8geis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
(BY W. r. KEYSERD
lStaff Correapondcntl /

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March S.
Asking II the time has come when
members OF the Senate feel that they
cannot afford to enact any revenue
measures which do not meet with cor
porate approval. Governor Hatfield, in
a statement issued tonight, explains
MS attitude toward the situation now
existing before the legislature with
reference To revenue measures The
chlet executive repeats that he has no
special method over another to sug-
gest TO be adopted for the raising OF
revenue. He continues to strenuously
oppose the direct method OF taxation,
Tor the reason that IL is inequitab BILE
he statement follows.
The corporation dominated press.
acting for the henchmen OF some big
interests that do not desire TO pay
their proportional part OF the taxes to
enable West Virginia to 20 forward in
developing her State institutions. at
tempts to hold me responsible for Ger
tain methods suggested I'm the way OF
revenue measures pertaining TO taxa
uon that have been submitted TO this
session OF the Legislature
! can say without the fear OF CON
tradiction that / have not advocated
one single method over another TO any
Senator or member Of the House, but
have contended myself by sending a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
Gov. Hatfield Explains
HsAffifude 0nSifuafion
Now Existing in Senate

special message upon this subject and
have left the matter entirely 10 the
elaboration and conclusion OF the
legislature. Can the lobby and those
who have selfish interests. or those
Who seek the opportunity TO condemn
me IN this respect say as much2
Is Not Responsible.
Il am IN no way responsible for the
states liabilities over its resources,
but IL h my uuty 10 can the attention
OF he whole people TO this condition.
and this ! have done Not only is
this true. but I have recouyened the
Legislature FOR the reason chat A.
passed an appropriation bill far i'm eN-
cess OF the available revenues. as we'll
as failed TO take care OF the accrued
deficit which was called TO its atten-
tion In my biennial message. and for
which Il was the duty OF the Legisla-
tors To provide in keeping with article
10. section : Of the constitution
1t has been pointed out that there
was deficit OF SfNu.OOO when as
sumed the duties of Governor. and
that the deficit was reduced some
Sl5O.OoO az the end Of the first year of
my term, and Notwithstanding the fact
that the liquor revenue was lost TO
the State. as was something ike $500. -
600 In the Paint and Cabin Greek coal
strike. the deficit for this year will
Increase only about $27N.OOO All OF
this goes TO indicate. as has been set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

forth In my several messages. that the
present administration has ecuno-
Mlz'd end cgTtailed lu every way pos
sible, disspproyed OF Items In the
appropriation bill passed al tn. last
regular session OF the legislature
amounting 10 SN5N. sos Ug After ms
curtsilmsnt Of this appropriation bill
there will remain a liability over as
sets amounting 10 SlN12.Oo0.
Recommended Many Methods.
/ recommended many methods IN
my message on taxation glG finance.
The most prominent OF these recon
W'ndatlons was an excise corporation
tax ] c'd this for the reason that (
thought it was night and equitable.
and that II was cheaper for IN. cor
poratlon- than 90 permit ln-ccnt
mcIsa In the direct taN ~ b. true
that all States contiguous 70 West
Virginia have such Law. and have
had " for years Dp not the corpora
tion representative know that the 81
else corporation taA method viii be
less burdeuSuWs Than direct tax
levy They should stop and take
stock and decide for themselves DO
they want TO get away from the direct
method of taxation by the adoption
Of an amendment TO the state coasti-
tuition which win permit the classifi
cation Of property. as f. the case In
tconunued on Page TenD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
WEST VA. TW0-CENT FARE LAW
DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL

field Of reasonable adjustment that
The state should demand the carriage
ot passengers AZ rate 30 low that 20
could Dc Justified only hy placing
upon shippers Of goods a burden of tr-
CcssiFe charges iu order 20 supply an
adequat" return for the entire eprv-
ice"
furthTmOre. the Justice declared
such a-fiOn could not be- Justified as
n declaration of public policy" f0 d..
yelop an infant industry or to make
ono community independent OF an
other.
while local Interests serve az a
motive Tor enforcing reasonable
rates. be- added. "if would hr u very
different matter fo Say that tho state
may compel tho carrier tO maintain a
rate less than reasonable fu build up
q local entorprisc. That would be 10
40 outside the carriers undertaking.
and would De equivalent Co an appro.
prIaiiOn Oi Iia property fJ public uses
upon terms tO which Tho carrier Ha<I
in no way agreed If does NOT ala tho
argument to urF0 that the state may
permit the carrier fU make good na
loss by charges for other frnnaBorfa-
Ton TT other rates arc rNUrE.fauf
they may boz reduced
Tho court left undetermined tho OK.
act elements 90 ha considered Ir rr.
IuF value Tor railroad pr0uerf. f8r
IHfn.UHk.r- UurUu#aH. HIUIuTIr. frs
hndIrE uf tho states Ir each rHar AL
showing Cubs Tuf.1I compensation had
not been allowed for fhr service IN
hrHrrn within their laws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

WASHINGTON. March Tho su.
prome court today laid down the priu-
rlple that 10 a. beyond the power uf
Ih" sta'ns 90 require Oh railroad fn
'Wft or" commodity or class 0f
'ranlg 80 loss or only nomi-
NaI prof. oven though an adequate
DrOhf lg obtained from he buafnpaa al
d whole WITHIN tho state.
Under this principle. the court an
nullcd The North Dakota Ignite coal
ratio law ar TO- tho Northern parffr
and tho Minneapolis. ST. Paul and
eauIt Ste Marie railroads. and tho
West virginia Two cent passenger rate
Jaw aS % the Norfolk A. Western
Justice Hughes announced the facia.
ions. Justice Pifrry alone diaecutpd
Tn arriving az its general conclusion
'hn court held that when % state
selects one commodity or class OF
frafic Tor regulation. Do must appor-
zion fu If proper part of aU general
expenses and then allow substantial
UUmpruHatiun
"Thr state cannot estimate tho cost
m carrying coal said Justice HuFHla
.n The North Dakota case. hy throw
'nE thr expense Incident f0 The main
tenanre of the road bed and the rnu
rral rHutusr. upon Che rarriarr u'
wheat. Or tho cost Of carrying wheat
bv throwing fhD burden OF the urkerp
of The property upon coal and other
commodities
The West Virginia Case.
pr mo West virginia raHr DO HaId
30 would appear f0 br outside The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
SENATOR STEED
IS INDICTED
FACES TRIAL IN LINCOLN coUH.
TY on CHARGE OF EMBEZ
ELEMENT.
Friends Claim Charge is Only Piece Of
Political Spite Work-Triat In
June

rI...r. Dispatch tH fHa fufsIIIEaur.r.
NTfNGTON. vs. Va March g.
% Dennis ~f,s1. state senator from
tho FIffI senatorial district uf West
virginia Haa Indicted In hIa home
county Uf Lincoln today FOR embrz.
element uI fss7s- from tho Uuyau
Iiafrir. board uf education In tho same
county senator Sfprd is now attend
IuE fHs legislature at Charleston Ar.
rurdIng fu fIn Lincoln county author.
I'Ira tho UuEsl school board leased
school lands fu tho Eureka pIpe line
company .n 1905 af which time tho
Hnua'or wac county prosecutor sfcrd
.- a.lnEDd fp have appeared before
N" board and asked the school men
'n r'rm.f hIw fu Invest tho money
Hr HHa r.rru power OF attorney and
collected thH money Tho county
claims IH converted fhH money 10 HE
own uar Sfnnd'a friends claim frs
indictment Ia political spite work be-
was elected fu fhr senate In 1912 ana
N's term VIII expire when the extra
JON uf fNn legislature adfourus
Nfrnr I- WIDELY SHOWN over West Nr.
.n.H Tho indictment caused n SON.
FHfIur -frrf r|U ba tried 40 the Iuns
term of court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
WE'LL CASE IS
NOT COMPLETED
ARGUMENTS ON WRIT OF PRoHI-
BITIoN GO OVER UNTIL
TODAY
When a Decision is ESpeeted-FeeL
ing Between Opposing Counsel
Bitter.


Special Dispatch 80 the Iut,IIirrrr~r
CHARLESTON. W Va. March g.
Citing many authorities To show that
the kauswha county Intermediate
court has Jurisdiction To Try the ease
OF the State against 4 Leo Well
Pittsburgh attorney. ON indictments
charging him with attempts TO hrlbs
members OF the West Virginia Public
Service Commission. Captain =. 49,
Avis this afternoon closed the argu-
ments for the state ON the motion To-
Quash the petition OF We'll FOR a writ
OF prohibition
Wells counsel were sill arguing ON
the petition when adjournment of the
court was taken Tor the day this af-
ternoon. The day was q rather siren.
Lous one and every point raised by
either side was well turaShpd out -
fore IL was passed Bu' one uupIUas-
ant incident occurred IN the h,arinE
however. that being personal remark
said 10 have been made by Attorney
NcCawic Of counsel for We'll 90 Ny Do
Captain Avis replied that whoever
said that Is contemplate cur.
Replying 10 both remarks Judge
Littlepege said
Gentlemen. please do not require
me to call I'm the state militia"
Capt Avis Address
In discussing the subject Of brlb-
cry Captain Avis asked
- Is there any claim here that the
onense OF bribery is void' We know
from the state statute that 30 is not,
for the statute IS constitutional
Prohibition. hey say. is matter
o, right and not the question of any
other remedy in the lower court w.,
have the authority from tho supreme
court Of West Virginia that prohibI.
tion does not lio when any other REM
edy exists
MIR. Well says he was exempt from
arrest continued Captain Avis. be
cause be wac on his way 90 appear In
the United States court Mr. Welt
knows he could be served auyw here
Ia West Virginia, Vixen was any at
tOrney over exempt from arrest
Never in the common law I Chal-
lenac the opposition to show where
an attorney * free from arrest Tor
crime
III tour own hab.as corpus writ.
said the former congressman was
good. and Sherif Bonner Hll uau
committed an oficneD auainst IN.
United states court, why was he not
called up boz that COURT II YOU had
a case theL" DO would rot have been
abandoned"
u was deEioJ ffat the case had
been abandoned 10 which remark Can
tam Ayis ret0rfHa fna bonner Hiu g.
sun Mere even b that proceeding is
yet IN the court
u Beg tIa states contention in this
particular hearing that the Question
of the guilt or Innocence OF We'll b.
not AT issue and whether or not D..
could show lie iuuOcruco OF the
charges against him should not iu.
fueuCe m" circuit court Don deciding
the right of the Intermediate court tn
hear the case which arose iu fnr-
court and through The action of
Grand jury tmpanuelsd by and for
that court
n Is expected that the arguments 100
the case viii be- finished tomorrow
forenoon and that decision may be-
had from Judge LittlcUage az once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
MURDER
is THE CHARGE TO BE PLACED
AGAINST CAPTURED GER
MAN OFFICERS.
Operating Submarines m Enqltsh
Channel-Wiil Not Be Accorded
Treatment Due Rank

LONDON. March :. 1901 y. NJ
The admiralty announces that u -
not Justified in extending honOrs TO
the captured crews OF German subma-
rines. owing to their methods. and
that 10 IS intended 10 segregate them
under special restrictions pending
their possible conviction al the con
clusIou OF peace.
The admiralty states that this rrl-
ing applies 10 the - officers and men
OF German submarine Us, which WAS
sunk recently OF Dover
The policy TO be adopted toward
the crews Of German Subma rines Is
ia answer to the demand Of Admiral
Lord Charles BorvsfOrd retired. and
Others. that such men BE- iried FOR
uuroor. and the admiralty statement
indicates that the government has this
IN mind. Tn" statement refers to the
generous treatment accorded German
oric"f- and men saved. numbering
upward OF 1000. and then says with
reference Co. the Us.
J his vessel had been operating in
,ue '.ralis col Dover and In the EuE-
lsH channel. and Ihpr, is a sfrpr.-
ot attaching and sinking uua-mrd
merchantmen and firms torpcGocs at
~iip7 carrying Uun-Com1gtant-. ucu-
lTdl- ana women. ln particular the
Sl'ai rf Orloio De- missing and there
- EraN" reason TO fear that che has
b''n sunk with 40 hands-twouty
There o.. OF course. great difficulty
lh bringing nom" particular crimes 10
any individual German submarine. and
Do may be- that the evidence necessary
10 establish conviction will not be OBJ
tanned until after the conclusion OF
peace
VI autimo persons against whom
suCh charges are PENDING must be-
subject 90 o. special restriction and
cannot De accorded The distinction OF
their rank OI be- allowed 10 minglc
with gf har r4rIarrara rF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
JURY HAS BEEN SECURED FOR
The TRIAL OF HARRY K. THAW

Therefore ho should bo punished &C.
coriiugly.
D.put, Attorney General Kennedy
in charge OF th" prosecution. said that
'l lh' event of Thaw being found
guilty ho would be- Immediately rc.
turned tO Mattoawan The state. he
.dld, was prepared. Or necessary TO
rIa'" .N Witnesses on the stand 90
prove ifs case.
The FIRST witness. Mr. Kennedy said
would Do William Penny. clerk of tho
criminal branch Of the Supreme Court
where the trial i4 in progress SIR
Penny VIII Doe asked 20 IDENTIFY the
record OF IhaW second trial FOR mur.
OtT ana tED commitment papers upon
hirn hr was sent 90 the asylum on
February f. 1905
Zoo uhfaIH.r. IHD jury each side used
only iHr,H uf ils Eve allotted uprems-
tory challenges Thaw. smiling
broadly moss and then. assisted biz
attorney. Too selecting tho iUrymsr
I'.. rHfrf.rdInfs. however. rarely. n
ever. offered amy suaaoaf0ua These
PENDANTS arc Richard J Butler.
tl.m... r'... a-s.mhIgWau. Roger
."nH H.... alleged fp have been flr
driver off fH. r#rN|r. Iu which Thaw
Tod Michael D.kHHfn. Eugene DUFFY
and IHumF. Blood
Greets Ais Mother
When '.' Adjournment wac fatU
.ruu 'r' completion of tho fHr.
INHH .... .r..|.. wH. escorted fH
OBJ. sheriff. uHr. ur fHH rour above
'I' .HUr. room Ir.r. H. .rl,ffd HIa
N.''. "..r.. mother. uHU with Nfs.
..H'.. ......... N.. sister. and fU.
..aH INHH M. HHf fhrufHaf. were Iu
..". I'D d.E. hHE'n. arrived r. half
'..I ....'. ..' nro'n.d.na. haran.
."... H". a..F .sr then the two
.. "TH|.... .".. other and hold o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
BOTH HOUSES MAY AGREE
ON PROGRAM AND END FIGHT
A PLAN TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES
HAS BEEN PROPOSED AND
MAY BE ADOPTED.
Would Give The State Its Desired
Revenue and Enact All
Important Laws
10y W. r. KEYsER)
[ Staff Correspondent

CHARLESTON. ". Ia. March s.
That 10 may yet be possible for the
House and Senate To agree upon a
program Of revenue measures and ad-
journ this week. despite tOday's ac-
tiOn OF the Senate was belief
strongly expressed tonight
4 proposal for settlement Of differ
ences OF opinion on revenue measures
has been suggested. which. it IS be-
lieved. will be satisfactory 20 the ad-
mlnistratiOn. and it Is believed will
De possible OF passage In both houses.
The proposition IS somewhat as fol-
lows. Let the House and Senate pass
the following bills. each raising the
amount Of revenue mentioned.
Scherr bill, saving department Of
compensation commission, SS6. 200
Increase tax on nonresident corpor-
atlons. 100000.
Increase tax on resident corDor-
atiOns. 500 600
Increase in direct tax levy OF five
per cent, less cost of collection. $500 r.
900.
Gas line transportation tax pierce
bilD, S4OU 600
Total over Million.
These bills would total Si.2SG. 200
The board of public works has de-
y
Increase viii take care Of everything
but vetoed Items and will leave SlOU.-
900 surplus each year. or $500 900
year, leaving no surplus.
The bills mentioned above ~ en-
acted would leave a surplus over the
100000 necessary Of &GsG.2uU eacn
year or total uf $772 400 for the next
biennial period. This is but SIS 500
less that the total amount OF the items
vetoed from the general appropriation
bill
u would therefore De- possible for
the legislature tO pass a supplemental
bin. containing the
items vetoed from the general appro-
priatlOn bill a. tho regular session
tO 2SIS 900 This would
leave a deficit 90 the end Of 1917 or
S7E 500 or S27 600 for each year.
which would b. more than covered By
uurNpnudrd balances turned back ln
the treasury.
l'uf aWUr- tho Items vetoed was one
of SEQ uu" for each year for The pub.
lic service commission, which d. paid
By the railroads fn'W.UlvDs TINS
alone would more than wipe out the
little dohCIt noted above
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
ENGINE BREAKs DowE

Wcetnound y. e. o. train 40. 90. due here
nt . 10. was nearly four hours late last
night on account of the engine breaking
down at Lffflotur A relief engine was
sent from Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
rHE wuAruHR

wABHrHarou. march a-rsrs.s.t.
Weat virginia. ohio nnf Waafrrrr
rrsvlvauia-Fair russdav and wed
nsudaT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
SUPREME COURT HOLDS LAW Is
coNFtsCATORY M CASE
OF N. q w.

Opinion Declares That State Cannot
Combel Branch 20 Operate AZ Loss
Even n Total EarnInua Are aru-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

I0a- .H IlH land fFHfnr or fNa rrar
m mo Persian #rIf |a rN rIr cont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
DEFENSE TO OFFER EVIDENCE
TO PROVE THE SANITY OF
THE ACCUSED
State 20 Insist That Thsw Was ln
sane, but Competent 90 Enter
Into Conspiracy

NEW YORK. March Sin th. same
room whore no twice faced q jury for
the murder Of stanford White. Harry
Kendall Ihaw to-day went ON trial
for Cunsp'r.nE 90 escape from the
State hospital for the criminal insane
A. MatteHwan With him as code.
PENDANTS were Eve mon who tho stat"
charges were parties f0 tho alI'rDd
conspiracy The entire daN was TU-
uuired 10 complete the jury. Tak.u-
of testimony will begin tomorrow
morning
From The outset OF th. proceedings
if was evident That fID trial would nr
another dEht ou the part of ThaV fu
gain hiF freedom IIis aTOrursa
plainly infImafrd that with fIs u.rmI
sion Uf fhD court fH.s would offer .EI.
donCp ds-igurf tu prove fhHf their
client was sane when hl escaped from
frr asylum Such bp|u. tho case.
they said iu examining flI.Hw.r. Tho
defendant was being .IIrE8IIy detained
tf the time uf hia f.sHf
They asked PROSPECTIVE jurors
whether .Hel would IH ur..u|.u.l
against man Nho. rrutIH.nE fHs. .H
was % sound mind used amy mean.
40 hle command fO escape from Nu..
pital Tor 'Hr insane Those state.
menis were auuIhrF later HU John
B Sfauchneld THaHa counsel who
Faid that should fHa rry ono H..
rliruf not uIfy Hr would immediate.
'y sue ont O. writ uf hahsH. corfu. .r
Tho ground Chat H.a detention rH.
Illegal because IHD IUrE would have
rafab abIishgd fIa sanity
Mr -fanrHhr.i would uU' a.F what
course Do would rur UHuI# T..H
D. found Eu.If. 20 fN. t|#Ts..
Insane but Competent
ON fnr other hand IIl .ur..r. ..H
or the state. Ia outlined while ar H..
'Isfant district attorney uaH question.
.nE 'alesmen. VIII b. that Tnav a.
nouFh insane sf tho time Uf N.a fa.
raoe. vas neveThr'eaa competent fH
enter into a rUnau|raIr and #HaF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

On fhe West Virginia raso hr HaId
~ would appear f1 te outside the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
| Member Of the
| nxipps Mr. Ese
reasus cf
/ Newspaper


rs not always the man occupying the
highest niche who performs the most
meritorous act
This time It's little country justice of
the peace, in Wichita Falls. Texas. who sets
an example which wiser and greater men
might we'll follow. He announces that he will
no longer hear vagraney cases, because the
fee system of Texas puts premium upon
conviction. In Texas and many other states.
Migrants must be convicted before the trial
court officers get any fees; then il the pris-
oner can't pay, the county must.
The inference is obvious. but one does
not have TO infer. It's being done SOME
WHERE every day, and it's what is turn
ing lots of unfortunates into criminals
mans inhuman injustice.
Wronga OF course it's WRONG, but it's
LAW. This obscure peace officer saw the
wrong. So have lots OF others who hid
behind the statutes. THIS judge said: The
law be hanged This is a court OF Justice
Don't bring them before me any more un-
less they have committed crime" which
leads US to believe in Wichita Falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
GOVERNOR OF
MARYLAND TO
TALK TOLEACUE

The governor OF Maryland. Phil.
lips Lee Goldsborough. and the gen.
eral secretary OF the National Con.
sumers' league. Mrs. Florence KEEL.
ley. will be the principal speakers
at the annual dinner OF the Munici.
pal league. Commercial Club, Mon.
day night at $3.50.
The governor has. been comp.
troller Of the Maryland treasury,
collector OF Internal revenue land
state attorney general
Mrs. Kelley. who. among other
accomplishments, has written
Some Ethical Gains Thru Legisla.
ton" which has been the cause of
much sorrow on the part OF political
economy students nj the university
when they we're told TO read n
and didn't--is one of the women OF
the country who are doing the big
| things.
She Is Irish. and has the Irish
wit and flow OF oratory.
There will be eats-at slx.bits ner
and music and other things. You.
and your wIfe--if you have one. or
anyway your lady friend-are in.
yited-at six-blts per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-21
Don't Deprive Hin, of War!

n TTORNEY FRANKLIN TAYLOR OF
n New York has got a new fear OF wom-
ans suffrage. He fears that when war threat
cned .the women would focus their vision
on the threatened loss OF husbands, sons and
swcethearts."
1t might be. 1t might be Some OF them
have got almighty sick of focusing their
vision on collins. cemeteries and clutches.
Still. any man hungering for war could have
it, All he would have o do would be TO
marry the right sort OF woman for war
purposes.