The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1908, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAK-—WHUNBSDAY, MAKCH 25, BIG BUSINESS’ SEEKS WAS MARKED MAN 1908. Was Slated for | Cyr 4 CoMan at the Univer jalty of Mouthern California, ha Oeehked dhwdeenee Death | been appointed a committee to ex t of Committee to Investi ate T tion af ol le ‘a: plain to the Amerioan people why ig axa PREMIER NEAR peATH, a ° * vlobt deserves killing Bat the Initial Move in a Campaign to Retire the|: (By United Pr *| (By United Press.) 1, Moraes. overt be ieiited, He ‘ \* LONDON, March Sir & *| SAN FRANCISCO, March Y5-~|!* nes only an enemy to my * He ‘" iD. W. Ste ne, wounded advis ta | Wretehed country, he is the enemy Assessor. fe ry Campbell Bannerman, & lthe Ce 1 of atate, passed |Of the civilized world. He han not Premier of England, is report: ®) 4 ¢aiyty good wight, but his cor only been t means of crushing * ed to be dying, He has been #/tlon ix practically unchanged. To) ™Y beloved country, he has been & il) several days, but no great # locate the two bullete in hie body, | [lve to his own country iieas” began its carmpalkn on the part of these big interests | # alarm was felt over Wy Sete thie’ cea eee ae | salaow Soscene Bey end election of Coun saduct A campaten againat the | ae a Sere: Ce, ie Soules ead aumminah Gees. | the MEMES, “sctorens, |vosslontton oh tee ontean ainat the | ® dition until today, when a *| wounded Corean, waa reported to eat Industries and American enter Vhamber of Commerce Some movements along thin line | * OU8 Case Of drepay developed. &/day an having a better chance of | Prise In Corea be t McGraw of were made last fat! in the pooling * Hie friends have new aban recovery than at any time since Mr, Stevens knows who ste hy ees a.spectal com: of issues on the part of blz prop ° doned hape, fearing @ | he wae whot official seal of our prime mintw My Nreatigate the matter of erty owners to procure red retions | Claim the English statesman #/ — jand by virtoal forgery affixed it to ¢ values fixed and be im values by the county board of » Fy almost any moment, *| LOS ANGELS, March 26.—Had a fake treaty which our beloved ter eifieial for the |equaltzation, These were success *#/not Durham W. Stevens, American emperor never signed. By thie! wy Gat ek eas deme |e eee ee eee ee ee ee wl advisor to the Japanese govern | false treaty the Japanese aggres t ful gad 198 annecemen ove ‘the men wae tet A Political Move, i im every reepe Now that the time is approach tox when Mr. Partkh must go be mine the very Fe Ee ee eee i the fore the peaple of the county for ment In Ce », doen anaaul and | sions have b yh accomplished * this man and tells bere. aftene rule’ It is too me tiem rod by , rehomipation and reelection, this | The Corean colony in Low An. ve md the: hot wor has iaapired by b | y “ ry tne y shot him, 2 sin to the law in the organized campaign against him! geles haw held @ meeting. One of |cerely hope be wil! die.” : nd his con. Must soon be forced Into the open ree rear es eR ee — tf it te to accomplish ite purpose. The movement yeu . nher of Comr the siren or pollti WILL DIRECT MILK DEPOTS. in the « has every (By United Press.) CAUCUS FIGHT patter San brousdt before APPrarance ef the beginning of this! Log ANGELA, March 25.—The| " campaign, and beginoing it with . Bron TT RS vcaambt eae Senet, |color of business Incteed of polity sreeerees swe Wentity oe & Goldsmith of the Schwa Pros, Company and the Mine eppotntraent of the ape was seconded by F ‘Of the Seattle Hardware and chairman of the ff the man who committed suicide by | taking cyanide of potassium in al room in the Lankersahinm hotel earty yesterday morning, after register | ing under what is believ the fictitious name of “E cal backing The .first complaint thie year paninat the Werk of the county ax easor has been recorded against his policy Of asxeasing merchandise (By United Press.) ‘of the republican |!" Storage and transit im the city gp ee NOME, Alaska, March 25, via vs wal ralne wv i today in the recent muni eae: see R fe ~ & objectors “Samuel Pond Dg A | Dawson.—John W. Corson, the well aasmacs tn 0 re stead of blaming ar Geant is expected to arrive here to known attorney and mine owner, which spectfienlly bight to identify the man his was Winner Monday in the caucuses requires the RLY Seeensor to aemese this class Corporations. f property, the objectors are blam 14 moaths he has been ing the assexsor himself, and on Assessor Parish has won deavoring to induce him to violate popular confidence by both the law and his oath of office on with which he and overlook the property the task of assessing = Prior to the me My. Parish be brother and sen_of Edward 1 former mayor Of San Friends whe formerty re: ed Which elected delegates to the rd tn the | Alaska convention to be held at northern city today declare thelr Ketchikan io Muy to elect @ dele that the suicide is a relative gate to congress A democratic chairman presided over the cau ‘ond family. Others, how ever, are strongly of the betiet that cuses and he refused to entertain pon the basie of its came assessor tt had boos the pol te body te that of B. Pond, who | a motion that all voters should of assessors to overlook thi for several years & surgeon in themselves to the republl * the United States army in the Phit ih nominee. The republicans ol property, thereby shouldering that and the owners of much more of the general tax bur timber lands to pay thelr den upon others, Mr. Parish has Hidrew and held a caucus with the above rowult ippines. On a check found on his Pervon can be made out the word “Heutenant.” it i* known ¢ Corson is the oppe t of Tom of taxes. inaugurated the poltey of assessing po, ‘ale, ene K: ae . oh md ranked as Bevtenant tn the| Gale, the present delegate to con these classes of prop property alike, accerding to the grmy ! grees, It is not thought that Cor. iW been allowed to escape. law, instead of permitting favored thesowners of the property owners to escape, thereby fon tins any show of winning, now SWEDIGH clus MEETING. that Dale has acknowledged that ed upon Mr increasing the burdens of others thusi ast It ie this polley which has aroused A meeting of the Bwedinh Repub | yen versie ) gg bes oee wane to the there have against him the antagoniam of the Hean club will be held Friday even: | Star Exclusive serview) | Finch ‘hak sey ‘Seuhinaiion ef ping out fr big, aed heretofore favored, prop ing at § o'clock at the Bwediah ( tere TONDON March 256.—The move pee will have the Gaiman & concerted effort /erty owners halt, Eighth ay. and Olive wt ment thangureted by Mathan Stree! G00. of every Alaskan miner. of New York to establish pasteur roughout the DGE MORRIS UPHOLDS 22 an SLASHES. REGRADE ASSESSMEN TS itso Iacoesia “SON WITH KNIFE bs on iy From Making Callcios Hold Ui hang im gt te ged who is aesoctated with Mr, Staus, | shot at San Franels would | Then come | have suffered at the hands of the San Franeiseo reporters that our Low Angeles Coreans upon arrival! poor country is ‘happy under Jan | IN NOME 7 To Every Man and Woman With sede Up to four years ‘ag e of America Invested thelr saving In Wall street or in stocks ere ated in, or controlied by t. They bought what the eaptains of finance told them to bey Thay were not equipy m the worth of what theysbought. The result; The people annually brought to Wall atreet reiiiions of Weir savings and—left them there A further result A few score | of » became powsenned of Pbulons wealth uring t past four years the le bave been taug they withdrew thelr savings from Wall aireet. The result: Wall atreet had the stocks » the money, A further result: A deadlock between Wall street and the wie. Thin de ied no one; If it continued It V nt death W Wall street, disaster lo the people. That this wk would be broken was to evitable. Wall street has tr its every expedient to bring back the people with their millions of savings would not come beginning of the tus The people | At the ween Wall et dicted the outcome~that t and the people I p Wall street would be compelled to guarantee the people a square deal for the future After every fort had been exhausted bring the savings of the people into the stocks of the prosperous | awe of the people, and after a violent panic bad resulted, b pune the peor re fused to furtiier intrust their savings to Wall sireet until it reformed ite method of den} with the peaple, some of the recelving it my eo | operation Great capitalists of finance asked my advice, and upon I #ald to the captains of finance: “The people have been eds i to the old game. They’ will not again, blindfolded, send their hardearned savings into your market place. If the people will mot buy thelr flour, their sugar or thejy woolens without first being shown they contain no chalk, no sand, no shodd why should they buy grossly adulterated stocks, or good stocks at grossly manipulated | They have awakened to the fact that they have been buying stocks, the purity and legitimacy * import to them than the quality of thelr food and cloth ing, without any real knowledge of their construction and consequently of their worth.” The answer was: “Times have changed. We recognize the change. Wall street must have the people's plied-up savings; Wall street has good goods to give the people in exchange for their savings. “If we cannot trade with the people ) Our terms We must upon theirs. How can we get to them with our goods in a way which will convince themselves to trade? My anewer was: “Publicity of which should be of far grew them it is safe, best for old-fashioned, horsesense methods by » and speculations. From now There is no reason why the | which people do ali their business should not be applied to their Investment on display your stocks to them as the merchants do thelr soaps, shoes and clothing ell them what they are, tell them honestly, Submit testers for your statements and give them a square deal.” Then | agreed to act as salesinan, but upon my terms, which were that I be firet actually shown the value of the goods to be offered, and in a way that would enable me to prove the values to the people, #0 that they could actually know them My condition that I be allowed to found enough rare good ones for a test first selected lots that the people would fall over t the Street” was conceded, and | quickly blic be given such bargains on the c offered. The result; paw over” the goods of I thereupon asked that the p maelves to bay when they w There will be offered to the investors of America and Burope First—Millions of gold Second-—Scores of millioes of copper. Third—Hundreds of millions of ~- —— (to be named later.) j | | Of offers 2 and 31 will not now treat | that is not until after First bas been presented and bought. “Fair Finance, 3." Tomorrow will treat in detail! of gold. 1 will touch upon it here, with the following perhaps unusual atement ° Men and corporations of great wealth and business responsibility have been induced to contribute 20 cent. of one of thelr most important investments to the pubic at 60 per cent. of Its actual sure worth, 26 per cent. of its perhaps worth, for the purpose of proving to the public, in an unmistakable way, thi {rom now on the people are to get a square deal fn American finance. ‘That this offer is a most extraordipary one, and possible only because of the remarkable conditions which surround fina at this time, can be seen tn the light of the following In 38 active years In fin | have never known of an investment which combined safety ment bond safety—with unusual dividends or unusual profits In that time I have never known of any investment where large dividends were combined with suffi- it wafety to justify an honest man x10 really knew finance in advising, say a woman of ordinary means, to exchange her government bonds or savings bank deposits for it In that time | have never known a sure, safe investment stock which could be bought at even 60 per of its investment return worth which was allowed by the captains of finance to get by them, bli thin gold case. All the above heretofore uamet-with conditions surround and control the invest- ment which will be offered The remarkable investment which Is to be offered to the people could have been sold at any time during the two years, and «i be sold now to Wall Street itaeif‘at much more than the price at which it is to be offered to the public. It is as safe as any investment can be. It represents one of the greatest successes of ite present owners, who are in the very frout rank of | the world’s greatest captains of industry The enterprise represents an expenditure of probably the largest amount of capital, $12,006,000, and time, three years, and successful effort ever expended by one group of great capitalists before allowing the public to participate It has been impossible, until these owners consented to this offer to the public, for any one, public or capitalists, to secure any direct share in the property. The other four-fifths of the property, amount- ing 10 $14,000,000, which Is retained by the owners, cannot be bought, even now, by the public or any one at even double the price at which the public is to be allowed to come in on this one-fifth iu other words, in my chapter tomorrow 1 will demonstrate absolutely that this remarkable offer ie really what it appears upon tts face to be An opportunity for the people to accumulate millions, and that this opportunity is given to them solely for the purpose of most successfully ini urating @ new system of fnance. | THOMAS W. LAWSON govern cent is really free from any hazard. Tt TOOK PARK FERNS. | that the ssociation ix ready to| Charged with cutting ig : — ‘aesiet in the work at once. a koffe in am altercation, Thomax © the nat Mantos, aged 18. a tinh | “We know something of the ter Kaylor, & carpenter, wax arrested : alor at Fourth ay. and Pike st..! pie prevalence of tuberculosis aud |4t bis home, at 516% James st Complained of Are Legal. as fined $10 this morning on the iofeot mortality In Ireland,” she Isat might | charge of mutilating park property.! ‘and ¢ long desired to take | Kaylor said he believed hie sons, | tt Is charmed that he was helping + tinseit to ferns in Woodiand park, ia a decision hart‘ made that this a bar to the col od tine ‘receatly” had —" the sugerior court this lection of any further asvesuments . the validity of the for this improvement Attorneys who represented the levied by the city aay this in the bumgest victory w RSTED I W. regrade the legal representatives of the mut | ss G was based upon an nicipatity bave ever gained in the | oe | by Margaret Turn. coarts. ek the elty en Practically every big improve as } | from collecting the assess. ment assemament Involving reqrade * dismissed the ap or widening consummated or pro| Frank §. Hutchins and Fred Wshauetion and practic. powed in this city is affected by the Cridie claim to have been “xt hat the tax complained deetston. [ih a property deal in whieh th e Presets G. Frink, J. M. Frink and | traded a» lot tm this efty for a 160 interposed her ob the Washington fron Works, own | acre tract of timber land in Joffor te the assesment for im- ing property affected by the Jack | mon county, and today they the ground thai the|son st. regrade, entered sults in| the to compel court contention was bull action. Mg the court today asking that the city be Leavenworth to ewap back * nefits enjoined from collecting the bene | property and pay them damages ag fore ¢ of wubit % ey therefor In (its assessment, alleging the same | gregating §800. The complaint re | day oe ae Ea gpacale tm yr to | 100,000 visitors will take the oppor oy condemna- grounds a# were used ia the Turn- cites that Leaveuworth examcerat | construct the line. ed the amount of standing timber! -s jon the property iny SWIFTMAY LOCATE |" bea OPERATIC CONCERT. «PLANT IN SEATTLE) 02! 22 2 operatic star whe conquered Loodon tn one performance, hax/ Been announced by D. B, Johnston company to be given on the Vic |} trola in their recital ball Thursday | venting. thay map be made the Pa. Gest headquarters for Swift Opersiing one of the targont The property inctuded in the) pending sale ix located on the East waterway, south of Spokane ay. and is owned by C. B. Bussell, Mr. | of @ tract In case the local aite ts ne bed ve of tidetandr cured the big plant will be butit i thet the deal le consummated \t here instead of at Portland, For the company will im. weeks past the Portland paper the erection of a have devoted considerable space to . Packing plant on the the alleged plans of the company ie to locate in that city Sa ae : ‘ atin jaint w attorney's Med tn the prone office charging cai SSF John Doe Rogers, of Hiliman City, county jail. The potter refase to! with enticing children, 4 divnige the nature of Breen's atate-| Saturday night Rogers kept two 7 ment. No doubt exists in the minds | Hillman City girls, aged 13 and 16) of the police as to the real identity | years, Io his shack all night, prom aa of the boy who was first thought ising that he would take them on} 4 § ee to be the Brittain child. Mra. Hart |@ trip te pg yd sl , firet furnished conclusive evidence| The father of the girls invost . Apel 2%. ) that the child found yesterday ts| gated and inid the evidence before at itept ter eocet Pat | hers. He will be taken to the Hrit:|the prosecuting attorney. Dives agent trick to bn, tain home, however, and cared for, = - Proposition,” Ik the ent a# the mother is constantly “on the BRIEFS BY ‘WIRE St. of the Nevada state po road,” and cannot give him a home. ee Ge Ceperted) on mi ee SAB ee Me Se Sed robbery of a mining ieee Rawhide last we Alaska Delegate Cale is practical fe tay 2048 and currency ly assured of being placed on the ve been taken from BE HELD house committee on territories. A Boston baby fell from a five oan Police and deput story window but @ hole in its bib rm seeking the “rv served as ay opening which caught Toda. a without getting on the first Moor awning and the ney eave up in dis) baby's life wan saved fies ited that the entire | The annual college rowing rexat | President Roosevelt has esked a m invented by the be | that the publishers of the anarchis- “ Pn be C. Goodwin | tie paper Fertise the coalition | P| 8 be punished. The paper has been de Rawhide Mining properties. | "st pay luled admittance to the mails ta on Lake Washington must held this year even if the local boys the expenses of @ trip} Ived in the| > poe 7 aoe ii pete Sa MAKES A A P OPE TY DEAL a, MINATURE Leroy W.! atki and South Aiki the | of interested cititens appeared be-| le In Elliott bay, the entertainment La Question Sociala be, | to uttie for the winners! William Byekhoff, a horse thief, of the Stanford-California race. |shot and killed @heriff James Webb | Ih This was the sentiment and) at Musselshell, Mont, after he had finally the resolution of the| been arrested. men interested in rowing, who met| The postoffice department in ¢ AIN CASE to diseuss the matter at the Uni-| reorganize the winter mail service versity of Washington last night,|in Alaska re Ry doing this the local boys have| ‘The Harriman nd Tiinois Cen (8. not b down to the southern | tral lines In Portland are occupying SPOK A go y: olleges, who demand that all ex-|the same offices: ® ew clue °, on be paid if the teama come L. W. Museeimaa, a Cormer North tain chive. Tt ‘wa north, but the aetion is taken sim-|Dakota banker, mfssing In Idaho Bre. " oD 4 by! y hat no sethack be taken in row-|and for whom a reward was of. prise ing matt fered, has turned up tn Spokane. for the | logs to up a systematic fight against both We are ready to put both our hearts and hands {nto this work” Lady Aberdeen will personally direct the Gpening of the depots by the asso tation. ee WAY Residents at Alki are consideriog a plan of cetablishing a miniature asked | steam railroad to operate between | special rates to Seattle to enable | people to view the fleet when it A delegation works to | TO BEGIN WORK ON TERMINAL IN APRIL’ Work on the local terminals of | the Chicago, Milwaukee @& St. Pau!) railway will commence some time | during the coming month, The construction work along the right of-way throogh this state has pro gressed to the point where the ter minal improvements are next in | tne. H. R. Williams, president of the! Washington company of the new transcontinental fatiroad, reaffirme | | his previous announcement that the Milwaukee would have ite through | traing running into Seattle tn tim 1909 exponition "L0G EMBARGO LIFTED (By United Press.) VICTORIA, B.C, March 25— During the next five months Brit-| ish Columbia loggers will be al-| lowed to export to Puget sound $500,000 worth of logs. An order has been Iasued by the British lumbla government to release all) logs now in the water from the em bargo against export and a rush of | United States mills on Puget | sound will follow. It is expected about $0,000,000 feet of cedar, fir) i spruce will be exported. CARPENTER INGANE. | | W. J. Rosser, a came insane last night while at tending a meeting in Carpenters’ hall, and was taken in charge by the police carpenter, be | plaint asks that the railroad To Call Convention D. C. Conover, chairman of the republican coanty central commit tee, haw called a meeting of the committ for Baturday afterne at 4 o'clock to issue the call for the county nvention Th meeting will be held in the rooms of the| King County Republican Club in the Ortental building The sole duty of the county convention will e to select delegates to the state | convention i | prant the low rate Jeane and Edward, intended to as sault him. He went to police head: | quarters earlier in the evening and asked that they be arrested Kaylor, tt is «aid ted the jtrouble, In which Joase was cut jabout the back aad hips. Kdward | was wolnjured BOSTON, MARCH 25, 1908. REGISTERS ae AN ANARCHIST (By Unites Press.) PORTLAND, March 25-3. L | Drinker, a collector, registered a }the county clerk's office today as jhe said, “if you must know it" Last) | epring Drinker registered, but re OF 100,000 PEOPLE. fused to state his party affiliation. pete mane Touay's quotations are: Washington creamery butter fully | ge; Towa creamery, 2 Ibs, S5e. Ranch eges, Ze dor. Potatoes, 16 to 18 Ibs. for 250; $1.10 to $1.25 per 100 Ibs. It the railroad companies give committee estimates that tunity to see the fleet and Seattle. | The transportation subcommit tee of the entertainment committee |” sweet potatoes, Te Ib. of the Chamber of Commerce is! Paney Swiss choose. 260; Wis endeavoring to secure special rates! consin full eream brick, 20¢ Ib., from points as far east as Montana | gmier cheese, 160. Wyoming, and it is probable! Chickens, 18 to 20 Ib. that the railroad companies wil! Mutton chops, 12% @ 13%e th; for the occasion. | rth steaks, Ibe Ib.; porterhouse, 15e Ib.; sirlvin, 12%¢ Ib.; rouna steak, lle Ib.; shoulder steak, 3 Ibs. for |250; hearts, 15e each; tongues, 45¢ to 600 each; liver, Ge Ib; roasts, i to Se Ib. Onions, Se bunch; boiling onions, 12 Ibs for 250. Carrots, 3 bunches for 6e. | New nute—Filberts, i8e Ib; black walnuts, 5c Ib; Eng ANOTHER SOCIETY DIVORCE PROB r By United Press.) NEW YORK, Mareh 26.—Al) ef. tien walnuts, i020 Ib; stages, forts to locate either Alfred Gwynn + ib; TE oe i ] pr al Vanderbilt or his wife, from whom | igo fh: D... ag 10 to 120 each; he is reported to have separated, Brazil pods, 160 each failed, but It is the general belief} Radishes, 8 bunches for Ge. mong soctety folks that the sepa Parsley, 2 bunches for 10¢, ration has become permanent | Turnips, 3 bunches for be. Chandler P. Anderson, Alfred G.| Artichokes, 4 for 25 Vanderbilt's personal attorney, satd today Mr, Vanderbilt has never dis Flowers — Carnations, 60¢ per} cussed the separation with me and dozen; roses, $1.00 per dozen; 1 have had no conference of any | violets, 26¢ bunch; narcissus, 600 lillea of the valley, 50¢ doz.; daffodils, 60 don't | doz.; | tulips, 60 to T5c doz; doz. kind with him recently I believe the reports in ctreuiation, FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST RAILROAD Celery, 2 bunches for 150, Spinach, be to be tb. Ie Ib. Cabbages, be to 100; Sweet peppert. 26 cents dos Horseradish, (0c to 1bc per Ib Rutabegas, tic tb. Beets, 3 bunches for be, Saverkraut, 3 Ibs, for 0c. Lettuce, 2 bunches Se. Lemons, lhe to 20¢ per dos. Cider vinegar, &he gal Fancy apples, $1.00 to $2.25 box. Pop corn, shelled, 2 ibs. ior 160; ou cob, Se Ib, Cider, 40 to 50e per gallon. Pineapples, 40¢ each. Oranges, 10¢ to 25 doz, Grape fruit, 30¢ to T5e, Fish—Tom cod, Se per fb.; salm com \on trout 12%-17¢ Ib; salmon, be United States District Attorney Todd filed complaint in the federal court today against the Great) Northern Railroad company, charg ing it with violating the act which provides that safety appliances must be used on all rolling stock The defendant is accused of op erating Columbia & Puget Sound railroad cars, which are not pro vided with hand rails. The om | per Ib; rock ood, 1@4h Ib.; halibut, | pany be fined $100. 2 Ibs. 16¢; cat fish, 10¢ 1b.; smelts, 2 Iba. for 150; crabs, 100; herring, be | LUMBERMEN TO MEET. Ib; ounders, 60; chinook salmon, Pacific Coast 2 10% 25¢; black cod, We Ib n Yakima boney, $1.50 gal; w” association | 166 te 20c; candied honey, 20¢ Ib; ay afternoon in 2% Ibs., 45c; 6 Ibs, 85c the Elks hall, to discuss the ques!" Trupbara squash, go Ib. tion of putting up an additional 3 y $200,000 bond to protect the rall-| pri Seeee 2 tbe for ise roads against the difference be Cranberries, 8e to 12¢ Ib, tween the new and old rates on! Pumpkins, iie I lumber shipments. Rhubarb. 3 Ibs, for 260, A meeting of the Lumber Manufactur will be held Satur comb, | NEW POLITICAL | By United Press.) AL pany. N. Y., March 25.—A | propaganda having for tts three. fold object the heading off of the nomination of W. H. Taft, that of |W. J. Bryan, and the restoration of | Rood times, was launched here to- | day by an organization incorporated launder the name of the “Better Times Association.” Offices have been opened here, and Heury G | King, the president, is superintend. j ing the mailing of thousands of pos | tal | quotations, the following “We love a square deal, COUNTY but not County polities have been in | jeeted into the scramble for posi tions In the city treasurer's office, and the char is now being made by men who are being ousted that |the new men being employed are chosen for their loyalty to the |Interests of Maj. Otto A. Case in | his campaign for county auditor | On behalf of the new men in the! loffice this charge is refuted, and |the men formerly in the office un der Treasurer Russell were select ed for thetr allegiance to the Ag new faction in county polities. rds, bearing, among other) | PARTY FORMED , everything so labeled.” “We believe this country is all right, but that ft ts slowly con valescing from Indigestion caused by overfeeding and fright, induced by the chief surgeon's threat to remove the patient's liver.” “We regard ‘me’ as entirely too strenuous.” “'My policies’ are too drastic to be continued, either by ‘me’ or the proxy appointee of ‘me. ” Another bunch of the post cards condemn W. J. Bryan as an unde- |sirable presidential candidate be |cause of his “isms.” | —— POLITICS _ IN CITY OFFICE however, appreciate to the party cause | which threatens to grow out of a | continuation of the row, with its ‘accompanying demoralization of the affairs of the office. On this account, and on account of the & creasing bitterness growing up the office, an effort is now being made to get the city or county central committees to intervene Dried ontons, @ to 7 pounds for| the charge made in retaliation that | and restore peace and discipline in | the office No new discharges, resignations or appointments in the office are l reported today | exer es TEs On a showing that the plaintiff was not of legal age at the time of the without the consent of his parents ceremony or guardian, his guardian, 1. T. Silvain, today ‘SEEK TO ANNULL and was married | Harry P. Lee, through | asked the superior court to set aside his marriage to Grace Lee, which was solemnized in Butte, Mont., on May 18, 1906. Wanda A. Scott, by her guardian, Frank P. Christiansen, is also seek ing to have her marringe with Al- | bert R. Seott annulled on the | grounds that the couple were mot jeompetent to enter into matri- mony PORT ORCHARD ROUTE. 7 times daily fro Boats leave 7 | pier 2 for the U.S. mavy yard mt of John H. Patterson, Presi¢ | the National Cash Register ¢ Dayton, Ohio, has just completed a reorganization of that company, and | has succeeded in reducing the ex pense of manufact and market |ing of the products of this great factory over 0,000.00 a year | He proposes to give their cus tomers the advantage of this sav ing in expenses by placing on the market a new line of cash regis ranging in prices from $5.00 ters, up. i By viactog this new line of ree Cash Registers From $5 Up isters on the market, it will open the way for the small merchant |to surround himself with the same protection that the larger one has had. These new registers will be sold on easy monthly payments, and at priees anyone can afford If you need a cash register, don't buy until you have seen the These new registers can be seen at 205 Occidental ave., as samples have just been received. A full line of second-hand regis ters at any price you want to pay. All registers fully guaranteed. *