The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1909, Page 5

, Mrs. Kryl cal Portland, Finds Run- away Boy Learning to “Spell on Plank Road, tation “| wo at the watched © an unwill thera Pacific af i tac t sin for ef the 1 Fe ethe unwitiny Main of the Stre ex Besak. No one in Cal how Bod happened ee he came, or where A pay ide regularly every voted $1.50 ven the pub Falaam, (2 Tl, ale Alaba are Russian Jews. Jew and « Turk all an undiscriminating gupposed the urchin to of some of the Calro Weeks Bob's aa continued uninter aplolors saw that he fo eat regularly, and ever worried hin from Portland on Pan hour woman where her loet Kry! and Bireota of . She told of her for the lad to the who listened fn Mra. Herman tle kid" want to go home fs a slow olf burg,” Flere Is Plain Evidence A well known firm of this which is certainly very ¢ advertisement in The Star las Therefore, The Star is given full credit for the business of this sal THE & UNCLE JOE CANNON NOW WEARS A DENTED CROWN i Mie HIGH TARIFF DEEDS aendal SEALED WIS DOOM, 80 SAY HIS FRIENDS. } BY GILSON GARDNER, (iy United Pree TON, D. © t tariff bill ha ' r Canno » term of WASIt! Aug The pre ented ake r" Ss announcement oot from frienda of the teran statesman of Danytile, Hl, Tt is the thre Vietor Murdock # band of insurre It in the talk of pr t and hitherto influential | of the reaniza mostly members from the Weat yrmer hot mer tlon Middle Cannon 0! Got "Em Into Meas. Cannon got us into this mess is what they say We never tn tended to revise the tariff upward See what Cannon did with the con ference committee, We were tn favor of the duties of the bul. That darned old aker packed the conte against lower duties and ereno Payne, who favored | lower @ He put Fordney, of | Michigan, and Calderhead, of Kan sas, on instead of men like MeCal) ne next in order of seniority @ is responsible for the stubborn fight in conference for the duties of the Aldrich bill, He ts reaponsible, | in feet, for all revision upward, 1} betrayed the republican members of the house, He no longer | serves the members’ confidence Cannon Will be Cursed, And they will taik this way for and in a few weeks they will be back im their districts cure ing Cannon in all the fervid terme | learned from Cannon's lips. Which means that Cannoa been ted to By sacrificing Cannon, it ts hoped | by republican members of the Mid-| die West that they may still save the republican wmmajority of the house, Something they know has| got to break. Somebody has got to] suffer the consequences of reviaton upward. For quite a while the prow peet has been improving for a dem. lower commit | axalne tes | the load of oeratic majority in the auch rate thie improve ment ne ow it Is recognised republicans as a unless something hous At has on that ni even by the moral certainty runts," Chosen as Jonah, Cannon ts the jhurled tnto the breach he metaphor, he ts Jonah and in to be board firet (Ning to be to chone change the heaved over His colleagues in the house many of them his good political friends in the past and rec favors at bie hands the winds of popular which are shrieking salle and at the he the polittoal ship, and they are ml that it is time hing or somebody ove Cannontem” has been a burden on the party for some time now This fact was recognized by Taft and Roosevelt during the last cam palgn, Hitcheock was alive to the fact also. n we iplenta of are alarmed at sentiment through the con to throw He's a Heavy Burden, Cannontam ts the den which we are compelled to carry,” said Taft, in apeaking to a friend in Ctnoinnat! last September Even during the presidential campaign a number of members of a8, particularly in the Middle were obliged td unload the of “Cannontsm” before they make their congressional everal came to this eon againat Can Some kept this pledge and some did not Unfortunately for the metbers Cannoniem” te not so easy to be thrown overboard hon has been chosen ap ty-firet congress, This la merely special seston of that con grees. Next December begins the regular session and the following winter will see the final session of this congress, ending March 4, 1911 At all these sessions Jos, G. Can non, of Danville, HL, will preside. Payne Is Cannon's Follow, Just at present Sereno Payne, of New York, is boomed as the sue cossor to Cannon, This is because heaviest bur W weight could Payne has stood for the compara | lively lower duties of the house i Star Advertising Pays t Friday. city, the Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co., sends The Star this complimentary. The Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co. carried a No other paper was given any advertising FEDERAL PaINT AND WALL Paper Co. WE MAKE PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER in the of the The republican member think that anything which In a@ lit He better than the Aldrich bill ts enough to make it sponser a popur| lar | In view or the fact that] the bill is an upward revi sion from the Dingley law it will be some time betore Bereno Payne oan be revis Warder or a progressive republicar But the unfriends of ’ fit to boom him now for Cannon's jobs. Me ting the ne Victor wrangles conference ro. Payne ranked as a on down Can democrats are ¢ t Champ Clark And all the time smiles, mantime the ready to elec xt ape Murdock avy laboring of} FIRST GHILOREN IN A PAPAL AUDIENCE (iy United Press) NEW YORK, Aug Dr, Ryan Devereaux of Washington returned] Sunday on the Cleveland with Mrs,| Ryan-Devereaux and thelr seven children, With all the youngsters, | who seale down from 10 to | year and Including the maid, the entire household enjoyed a special aud fence with the pope It was the first time In history |) that young children were received) by the pontiff, Dr. Ryan Dever fs & nephew of Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia, WE PAY TRIBUTE TO JIM HILL TOMORROW | ‘The tribute of three nations to James J, Hill, empire builder, will) be pald tomorrow afternoon at the! A-Y-P. exposition when the buat! of the railroad magnate will be un velled by Governor John A. Johnson | of Minnesota. Japan, Canada and} jthe United States have lerecting the monument, ltopped by the bust of Hill The bust stands on a high granite | pedestal in dike Cirele, which is) Circulation Seattlo, Wash., July 26, 1909. Seattle Star, Seattle, Washington. Tho regults from our advertisement in last Friday's issue of your’ paper, rogearding tne opening or our fire sale “ere splendid; in fact, we did just about double the volumo Ne tusinons wo had anticipated. Yours truly, FEDERAL PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. STAR--MONDAY, AUGUST 2, united tn jf 1909, i n tl V n ind paid f vay to yoaby a ither tandard that 1 marke nd then there is ane with country ection y i ind ince over plaint ent buyer com mall impo redit-gri that positively, 1 prices i ortable, pa ment each int, vital found made the Y Your Credit install 3-day sale of made-up rugs: splendid savings in | dining t table: a big value | | values for Mie Tuesday and Abs acme 9 the fh selling and mont de used in making up ack WHY? 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