The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1910, Page 1

SEATTLE, WASH,, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1910, GUGGIE, VERY WiLL RADIANT, BAGK FOR ova’ wast Talk of War with Great Beltain to protect the Morgan-@tanderd Ott in forests in China Mut the tigtiting Will be done by wn little fellows who rt Morgan and the Standard Claimante in those Alaska capi lands testify that the acted tn good faith ure! All they waetéd wae te body else's property. New York. | Phe highwayman always ;acts In good faith . Fire Department, Who is to Be Superseded | in the New Administration, Will Appeal to the There * # time and « place evel of the hat pin for the ue went up $42 C1 mission. rs announce Commissi: viet Aw | ey | we 270,008 od in the | 7 411,840,000, | . ja has been ined mo ' ation his boy bes of bat pros fixes the civil a wpell but 18 develop: rules and und ove n kK. The Ohio idem} ano . of of the f i rena be t at kth Prussia might as well give in hod take ite medicine as gracefully as Men who are so deter going to have the ballot® and at no distant day SPEAKER rim Old Despet of the House impital and K. ¢ Nigh society ke a new hold A world wide uplift of which we can hardly approve is the uplift of | i" ‘ M. ROBERT GUGGENHEIM. re we, ween ts back lt phan St 2 At SEIS Council's ee aver okting*.w ~ A ng imousit ‘ > dalanced agains nake sing ; Ae F « a ! oh fozenn| owe A ze tag. soen - « t i . x ~ Pare work F POINDEXTER ap Them Clothes fighting out] Weehington Man Whe te Leadir 4 : ; ne he 2 Fight Against Cannon & GBFF5 27 55 FS TO NEW ORLEANS sha nt By United Press TROUBLE BREWING IN BERLIN TODAY | Loca: insu BUYING A H Tere ip one TO STARVE We to be found, Pred The sta cannes aiforad + ’ sl Pe i ne, > LEFT there are any or : | x 410 the star , Pi ; i broke i hdl ty + an, 6813 F In The rrested rda ‘ Pages daily by I tt " ia real « ' pring 4 ‘ Mare of ‘Ty . 1 agp nT hh ahhh j MOY avening ‘ 7 a - THE WEATHER A “ vince to ad } 84 Vor fo Phon, yd 2 Main * * * * 1 # | mart . * * * RRM sage nelined to figure on the new - “iace ofa oe ee HUTCHINE Kee—O..e. 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GMAT s6id Health Com vinced that as they look into the , Honest, 1 ha Y sopeing ie welcwos nied ren SEE Eichten yeote matter more and more, all w / tah MEME oo ae . nob “A ne to consider the big idea of | we ' “ r }Charles Richa and the municipal garbage collection | As conserver of his temper Presi- |i), w ake and destruction, that of saving ‘ going te t more |dent Taft chines ail at ay t human lives by complete and ef Ku - cu te . hat} 50 me 4 fective sanitation.” t a vother t te Sh ‘ ‘ \ 1 ' W . . hk P if roe ‘ * * « pulpit t al , * WILL NOT SPEAK ~ "1 bbing ar r ‘ Among r * * 1 was A i . * 1 * : hoon of Ma ho w "| * « ein I mm t * « * } : Ferguson bas § 1 & e id A Lot of Dog | At t e / * ® * : PIA « , , * * - . } * * 3 P ' fa * * ig i at eth, Wie'ebedin i Alt I ‘ ' gaed | 1915 EXPOSITION ‘ A BY HUSBAND :: THE SEATTLE CANNON, Who Ie Fighting the Old Order Tottering Tyrant DALZELL o's Lieutenant Wh Defeat with le Ge Regulars FALLING; INSURGENTS SPURN n the Last Ditch for ng IME Fg) See Tt HOUSE ON TRAING AND NEWS HTANDS fe. ONE CENT PEACE OFFERS OF THE REGULARS The MEMBERS ARE UN VERGE OF ANARCHY Insurgents Are Trying to Push Speaker Off Rules Committee and Decline to Accept Any Compro- mise—“T’ll Not Be the Goat,” Says Uncle Joe. (By United Press D. C., March 18. ' ker Cannon this after WASHINGTON nantly shouted Sp not be the goat,” indig- on, when a compromise to the Norris resotution was presented to him The compromise provided that the rules committee should Consist of 15 members without the speaker. The insurgents sald they were willing to take the speaker's word for it that he would not place himself on the committee, and thus spare him the hu- miliation of having this stipulated in the resolution. When this was presented to the speaker he flushed with anger This Is no compromice, and I'll not be the goat. I'll fight it out in the house,” the old man almost ehouted Daizell of Penney a Smit tried to dissuade him ing the t get back s¢, but the speaker was be on the INSURGENTS DIDN’T WEAKEN t \ they f ome of s x. They w ned, bow. ‘ d down get ‘ promise according to de bin ‘ the ape th t as t A ‘ould not « tion Representa kept the house in ber ( he regulars are fighting ly nts, led by Poindexter of ingt fu Kentucky (democrat), and Crumy hard. Cannon's only sab * holding the 8 break in the ranks f th went, F m New York for K but the ir nis claim a majority of seven with all CAUGHT HIM OFF GUARD. The attack t rt of the aught the wily old mmaterial insur ogether Again the The in intro ald draw hig jesigned to wipe he rule-making t WOULD HAVE BEEN SUICIDAL with two defeats the lara ition was out and here lesk ever * e ha en waiting for the right last night f the reso- anti! an ina sent e time eft in LIKE The € a A VERY OLD MAN MAY REMOVE CANNON rAFT EXCITED BY FIGHT ON CANNON; DEVOURS THE NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS