The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1909, Page 8

TRA R ARERR RR ¥ . ENGLISH ELECTION PLAT. # FORMS * + The twe the ® English ele ke * Liberal * A f se * lords as at ary legisla. ® t * y Passag ya-Georgo * cla asing taxes * wpe " ~ " ‘ ¢ y * work and ® th law, ® I * 7 E + r a* Conservative * ‘eS. * le * * * & pre . z A * * § * ® cula « ® al pr * ® A * . * or party am * ‘ fv * ’ g th t k® * The Irish * a» < ch. # ke ie se 8 . F * * * . ase SEEN E EERE EEE ERE EHH BY CHARLES P. STEWART LONDON, Dec jee In America caining coutro! ‘our natural hink it's fier you w r how far the adustry ts going to © t will all end? Come on over to England and s¢ yow excited everybody is over the very same thing in the British Isies Over here the monopolising of natural resources has reached th timit, and now they're holdiog a election so that they can legislate away some of the evile which the English people allowed the few to dlanket them with Started 900 Years Ago. tt started ever so long ago in Britain. About 900 years since a small group of noblemen took pos session of all the land and then held on by sword, spear gnd batticax Their descendants, or the latter lay captains of industry, who hand ed over millions for ancesfral os tates, still hang on to a large part of grabbed land—theirs now by sacred property right. In fact, men today own nearly one-seventh the land and natural resources of the kingdom. wetty expensive government to seep up. To do It, nearly every-| Scotland ia closed against de thing in England is taxed—except/ment because the owne ‘and. Thus the great mass of the) for game seople of England are compelied to! standing army of about 1,000, veep the government going, and| employed ov the hey pay’ over 95 per cent of the) like to cultivate axes. The masses have made one or} wo attempts to put part of the bur den on the nobility, but they never| rabbits on it wroved much of & success. For in-| THIEVES PANIC: ARE KILLED © aven Men Killed Daily in Pickepeckets Set Off Fire- Railroad Yards—Strike Breakers Beaten in Ta-| alicdepemmeetiseaenmianantunctannate - STRIKE HS COsT UWS OF THIRTY coma. (By United Prove) MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 19. he beginning of the ewitchmen’s trike 30 men have lost their lives mo the various railroad yards af. ‘ected, according to a report made o the governor today, The fatalt les for the most part are sald to have be jen working ag strike breakers The accidental deaths’ have aver ged almost one each day since eginning of the str There is trike situath sad officials declare us they are concerned s over. Strike le mphatically declare that they wil ght to the end change | ft n today, The rail Trouble at Tacoma TACOMA, De 10.—T wo réakers in the employ of ry Pacific fn th ards ursing bra { being & vhom the ere strik One « Ka hile t ith st own and kicked, and received » gend him to the hospital ay cé rotect led upon the n for the strike brea Tired of the Delay CHICAGO, Dec. 108m mployed € local railroad re impatient over th nt negotia te wands are K Neral threats of a ke u rompt action Is taken th ad officials are be May Ur ttle of securing ett lefinite results than for r deliberations. TAXES FOR POOR—THAT'S WHAT ENGLAND'S CAMPAIGN IS ABOUT Lioyd-George, Chancellor of the He's the Welshman Who Drew Up Engiand a Seething Pot of Politica. Noble Patriotiom.” eman Invest checks it ont helps himaetf to his heirs br masses work their land orbitant rates of r |be quite so bad. The English government fs a|/ many cases they products would be aruch the island who would land holding raise partrt _ The present national campaign in WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC RAID I$ MADE HERE) immigration official found in the place aplainta of living with com works in Theatre That sid «: They Might Plunder the 7 Maddened Audience. | LEMBUR Stein being The girls are been in this country less than thr —Bince injured in @ panic at a moving pic sp Mes le when deaper e plekpockets deliber tion officer fireworks in the theatre, » pickpockets Herbert Conover en among inexperienced fled through FUNERAL DIRECTORS. PRESIDENT TAFT AT SEATTLE MAN’S WEDDING TODAY|- AM THR MA LOST AND PE «SONAL, » hundred former the railroads, and the cheduled to be held they deciared, would bring Odd Fellows | Dancing followed. 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