The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
January 11, 1908

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o LAST EDITION ef^ VOL. 9. NO. i/b.^ _.M_i_i_9 _RS_ BP__ am eW a on _______ ■■___ CHILDREN ARE KILLED IN wsmmtifm PANIC y a ialull xw (By Unit-** Pes. LONDON, J." .—Bulletin.— a late thtpslch from Burn.lsy mint, that bodies, mostly those mt tl.ll.ren. b,,n tsktn from IM r**e institute, a panic tHk^itts this afternoon. .3 t^r »--**-*,,r report, .ay RELATIONS ARE STRAINED "friendly Associations of yWUsS. and Japan at Point of Breaking. (By United Prtts.) WASHINGTON. Jan. II Net**> tUtkaat belweea the fnit.-d .tales ■at Jtpaa hate rearbed serious _ tut* 1 Whit* wtr an eventuality f la *ot tertoaslt apprehended, large ft ksrtiise of Japan's unprepared tew it I* b*o*« Ihat frlendlj re- I petal of breakl-g. Th* alßdal dental given at the t'-t* department ol ..bird reporta 1 at l.ssttti bavtag hern made upon j Jtpt* It Bt***lty true la a dtplota ttk teat*, but the denlsl In a J La. ■Masai* _ss sv_ii«a The "oral _ ii ;i_i_„__ '_""'" *:.'*T*'*""T£T'.'" *™™T 1 M" M B__BM________B__BB_. JUSTICE HARLAN PREDICTS FIERCE CONFLICT BETWEEN NATIONS

ItJ!^.- (By United Prat*.) a U'•'•;.;/WASHINGTON. Jan. ll.— Well within Ihr neit 10 a v«*r* ta army of S.vaa.aM In number In China, drilled and la- a' it.-ictetl by the Jar-new, »-..l when the lime come. it will oust At .kite* from that country.-* This not* of warning, sound- a el to aa tddree* last night by Associate Justice Harlan of a j.t,'_a Called State, supreme court, ha. created a stir si the a Aaitoi. sad Is beta* generally discussed today. a Tbe spe.ch w«» made at tbe annua! dinner of the nary a tags*, "here Justice llarlaa was one oCthe principal speaker*, Je-tke litrUo predicted great war between tba white and a.ytHbw race*, aad earnestly argot the United State, to make a preparation lo meet -he Issue »hen It cornea This elate, _eat daa.l) followed bt. remark ah:* declaration tbat a ire a ratadoa* Chinese army will be established to drive th* whit** a 'oat of Chttit a a lUferrlßg lo th* lotted Htate* navy, the Jurist declared: «"_ aaal to ta* our navy grow to an extent or be In tsrh cos. It sob thai no nation on earth could consider for a 9 emmaex Ike question of entering into a contest with v. Jn4|* liar. prefaced hi. rem.tk. with the statement a tilt tm would est as a »«.ldl*r of tbe civil war aad not a. a t (luge He said that an rased army Is not so neces- a larger navy. "Tber* are 10.000 000 men In thla a etaatry," bs continued, "who would be ready to go to war a »'.!_,_ W days. The average Amrriran doe* not require mora a *.k__ three month, training to become a good soldier It I* a ai bosest opinion that no country would ever tend an array itatavtd* our toll We have enough men right bera In this a wastry to overwhelm the greatest army ever In existence a JttUre list i.n declared he did not car* to venture an Idea v in kcw big oar navy should be. but added that It should m taffidaatiy large to protect our porta on the Atlantic ocean.

***aaaaaaama*aaaaaaaaaaaaeaama TAFT FA VORS UNIONS FOR THE WORKINGMAN Ii New York Speech, He Detailed Relative Rights of Labor and Capital (By United Prase.) SEW T'rRK Jan. 11 -Secretary •fWtrWmiam 11. Talt last night a N«w York andlenee. He forth la dftall hi* ttand on the JjaUoa of th* relative interest* Pet rights of tabor and capital, and tart 5.ii,.,.. to a .pid fire a' tact from the tudience, which quit tat Mat taenia and In a tomewhat fttrprerttal tplrlt. The secretary Proved equally effective In attack m defeat*, and hit prompt and ■Mm! replies atd occasional *l«7 tain., evoked the same d m ■""•J"* applause at greeted tallcnt points of hi. addre.. Proper. '«.!_._* secretary made his way ttrwgh the throng ihou of 'beers lor the next presl __,, wb» the *I«n*' r noi.y r* Uo» that continued until Mr. "»wed bis acknowledgment* •nan Us platform. _______: Pfptred address the aec |^sry Bird out the de t *ndenee ________ ,b" otheT- ot capital and I r*?.'., He dc,ar»d that great ag ••"al"' widened the field of labor at Issst 60 sustslned Injuries, msny of then, being Inflicted In an at. tempt to .straps the panic. Tire few adult, in tho inetitut* .1 tho tlmo failed to pacify tho frightened chll drsn, mho. It Is suppestd here, were terrified by a f.lss alarm of fire or something of a similar nature Tho ...et c.u.e of lh. panic, how ovsr, csnnet bo SM.crl.ined. representations"' and th" exchange of "memoranda" raduced to plain Kngll.h. mean just this: Aml.ae sador t. tlrten has been attempting lo at, -cure from the Japanese govern ment satisfactory assurances Ihat It .mil.! assist In restricting tbe em- j in at lon to (In country ot objec. tlonabl* Japanese laborer* Twice ha. he communicated ft Heeretary Hoot rrpttea obtained from Count. ilat.shl In which th.. Japanese government attempt, adroitly to dodge the Is.iie, Mr. K.tt.t I. now preparing an answer. Th* Japan*** government sill be Informed that assurances cannot be given that an exclusion act will not be passed, but that the sdmlnl.tratlon will rxrrcist, In fluence to prwvent such legislation. If possible, landing negotiations. In official circle, in Japan the issue baa caused acute agitation, aad becaus* he strained con dition of affairs, Me Root will not unnecessarily precipitate matters with the battleship fie. i far from Its base la th* l*aciflc and were to be welcomed, while wealth Improperly used was to lie condemned. He advocated union ism In so far as sympathy and th* resultant co-operation mad* tor the common good. M the conclusion of hi. address the audience had turn Chair man Charles •Prague Smith an nounced I hit Secretary I apt would read question* they were handed up. "Do you think a laborer get* enough money?" wa. quest! to which Secretary Tafl laughingly re plied: "I don't know what the laborer gets I don't know what labor li* performs, but I do know that .nine get more than they ought to have. and I think some should get more." There was a loud about when the secretary commenced to laugh while reading over a question which Inquired why he had changed hi* [attitude toward labor since he left ithn Ohio bench. Th* secretary d* leland tbat hi. altitude had not {changed, and 'lint ,h* thing, he s.-ii.l Vail night he bad always Isli.tat for. Thht Seattle Star TAKES 4,000 TO swQJtfIINATE Estimated Per Cent of Repubfran Pitoiary Vote Will Nominate Mayoralty Candidate of That Party -Candidates Are All Very Bus* _ _-^SSW—^^s>s—«*«_ss m ttaaaaapaaaaaaaaaapopopaa _• PRIMARY ELECTION ESTIMATES, Total registration, estimated.. 1J.060 Total vote In the Republican primaries, estimated, 60 a per teut uf registration 16,000 Number voles n.-.. ..n> to nmiilnatn eight a rrpnbileaii mayoralty candidates, mated at J5 per cent of republican primary vote 4,000 M i p. i OP PO-TPOPPOOPOPP 1 'be candidate fur the republican mayoralty nomination who ran inns ler 4.000 votes at the primary elec tion I. a probable winner. With eight .-antlldal*. In tin- lit i.i that number will probably land th. man who receives It At th* rat* voters are now regis tcrltig for the *lt*-tion, there will b« approtlmalely 32.000 recorded on the roll. by primary day. Names are now being registered at the al jmoat phenomenal rata of t.ooo or iiioir a day. The dally registration I may b* depend*,! U|a»n to Increase «s the primary day draw* near. In ■trail of railing off. Tbe total nuro ber of days for the registration of voters. Including eight alieady paused. Is St Eliminating Ne* Year day. on which the resist ra lion foil below ;00, lh* average' trr.i_iir.ii.nl par.day ha* been proximately in ti The enactment of Ihr primary law haa brought a net. meaning to lh* right ot suffrage an cauaed a new and tremendous stimulus to th* r, gist,atlou of volar*. In preceding campaign* the ay ersge registration of voter* during lh* Aral week or lea day* th* book* ■_.■ s l,' 1. "u'?'."a'-;? ...j. ;.._.-„_ j a-am...,. FEIGNS INSANITY TO SECURE BIG DAMAGES Boy Confesses That His Peculiar Actions Were the Result of Scheme in Which He Was Coached by Neighbor. After feigning Insanity for Sev eral day. pan, Carl Win tell th* I. year old ho. who was taken Into ruttody recently by Itepoty Sheriff Heldlng. today broke down and con fetu.a-1 to th* officer* that b« had b**n Induced to pretend 1n..?, In the. hop* of bringing a big damage suit against th* .Seattle Electric cornpan, According to th* boy* story, he* had previously been ,-•.»,-i-.-.j la iho part he had to play. It*- attribute* Ihe scheme IO defraud th* street car oin'siny to a neighbor, whom. be says. Is a Mr. Vlnett*. The boy was a pa—.ag.t on an Cast I'nlon car which met with an accident on tt night of November 11. It.. mother represented ihat the shock had caused an Injury to his head, but he Insist, thai she knew nothing of th* plot later ar ranged to reap any financial gain from th* circumstance Yesterday th* youth was brought before an Insanity commission com |io*e,l of Pr. 11. _' Holler and 11? C. K. Iloye. He pretendwl lo be deaf awl dumb, and underwent the most unusual let', without water Ing an Instant. Information, how ever, had reached Ih* officers thst FIGHT TRUST CASES UP AT FRISCO 1 (By United Pre.*. i SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ll.—The "fight trust" bribery wars w*r,« called this morning In Judge Dunne's court, and all of the a* fendanta. with lh* exception of Abraham Ruet, wore arraigned. The defendant* secured .i ctmtlnuanr* of one week, with the exception of Ituef, whose Si-li continued until next Saturday for arraign ment. The ..-a of ex Supervisor Coffey and Wilton, accused of ac cepting bribes, were continued one week. j OPEN METCALFE HEADQUARTERS Headquarter* for General J. 11. Metcalfe, democratic candidal* for mayor, were opened this morning at 312 Ralley building. Edward Cudlhe* I. In charge an.l Henry E. Porter Is acting as secretary, Alexander the Great, when on a campaign, at* the ration, of a com mon soldier. SQTTIsE, V^SIIINOTON, SATURDAY, JAN. 11. 1908. wei* oisen ha* ranged from l.'tO to 350 or I"" a day. In Ibis am paign it sniiii. nit lump* to 1.100. With a registration of 12,000,° the vote In the republican primarle* will probably not far from I .000 or f>o per cent of the total raglstra lion. The multiplicity of repubtl can candidate*, and it,., determined efforts which eottitt of theira In, making io get th* vol* prom lees a int.. primary vol* The four randldatrs most feared by tholr opponent. appear to be j William P. Trimble. John r. Miller. John i: ltumphrlea and George K. ttus.t'll In Ihe order named. llrtng on* of th* alropgaat can tidal*, in !h> field, William r. Trimble is probably lv a position in actually count and give :_„• nam* of a large number of Individuals Hedged lo hi* support. Mr Trim! t'le assiatant. have b*t drcuiat-! Ing a postal card pl**lg* ot *npport i of which hundred* of copies have, been returned signed lo hi. bead quarter*. Mr Miller, campaign la being conducted by professional ma, bin. politicians on an antit* different i plan, through lh* organisation of j club., and lha *mploym«nt of par tonal workeis in different part* .f 1 .''•..'■■■'ttti tan.". .tyiLv.l.!..^, j ,m c j everything not right, act Instead nf coalmining the In th* sty turn tha doctors had him lake* to th* county hospital. Todsy the** I*,»l. lens tls't.,l th* lad at th* latter Institution and; nrirr •onto questioning be brake .down and confessed the fraud which bad been practiced Thla afternoon tha boy teas brought to th* city aad placed in charge of Judge I'rat. r. of ih* j Juvenile court. Ills cat* will not b* disposed of until a tuttlwr tn ve.tigaiioa ran ba mad* t,ttt«tttttttttttttt*ltMttM**t j WINS HUSBAND AND PRIZES .-I-.1. —i -t-—ii rnisvwintaisw 'e-tfc'*" The Leap Year marriage contact it over and two _$ m people in Seattle are happy. m One of the first of the young ladies to enter the con- a test completed the conditions today when she was quietly a m, married, to the man of her choice. The matrimonial _ editor witnessed the ceremony and declared the ptuea fairly won. a Full detail* will be given in The Star Monday even- __. i a, mg. a a***************************** ---j t MAYOR WOORE SPEARS AT OLTMAITS HALL "The Inter**!* opposed to the sacrednets of the home and the rontiuiiaiic* of the pollcle* ot good govetnment are ail opposed to my candidacy and are bending all their energies to accomplish my defeat," said Mayor Moor* In an address to a meeting of Second ward voter* last night at Oilman* hall "Those Interest, have concluded that they will not It., able to defeat me In tho election in case I am nominated, anil they are now en gaged In an effort to defeat me In tho prlmarlea for th* nomination GOV. SEMPLE VERY ILL Kiigeue A Sempl*. former terri torial governor of Washington and tba city, in- »1 ttf. are nn sal ary. These workers xxrO i-ti rim. ifiiaat voters personally and tar? ,11 >tj 11 lawlr pii-fpi.'ftt ,h and P'llltl.'sl and btislunsa connections through will, II may I" pOSSlbhl to Influence IllStll Judge Humphries kits no istitnl t.tloii and I* askluic fur no written pledges. Ha l. n.Heiu a platform rtiini.ulKii. discussing* I.Ktie. of the campaign and Hi comparative •luallflctiMims ol Un several candi dates. W Mr. Russell hue not yet started bit oreanlted fight, though mil, h liiilMiM'iil work Is being done ,1.11, I to bis behalf both by himself snd by score, of pera*.#l friends and ue.nx-lnte. An animation Will probably be perfected later. BLESSES CHIEF "May God bless yon. Is my earn est prayer." These were the words or Ml* C. M. Jones of Wela*i Idaho, It, Chief of I'otlce Win., en stein In asking blm to search for her missing son. 11... Jove*. Hlie ■ay* ah* last heard from the boy three month* ago. when ho at work in a lumber mill at Hon l.ud low. POSTER BOUND OVER. United State* Commissioner Kel far late yesterday afternoon hound A ..la. I, I si, over for prelim inary hearing on a charge of having forced hi* nam* to a pottofftc* umber order for $20 at Kent. Th* hearing I. set for .1 p. it, Wednea dajr, US V ROM EATING CLAMS HAN I fcNCIHt Jan. II —Mr*. start Met laak wife of tbe bat talion tile' of Ibe fir* department, dlwtlatt night a. the tesult of pU'tu.lne poisoning eauaad by est las clams. i. s|i... ...a ._.'., iii... .a-,?.. W-.1- _ ____________ b r a BEGIN THE BROWNSON INVESTIGATION, a e% WASHINGTON. Jan. ll.—* a WASHINGTON Jsr 11 a Immediately after th* house a a convened today It adopted th* a' a Gill -.billon reported by th* a naval committee, celling on a lh* secretary of tb* navy to a product- everything In hi. pos- a si talc* bearing on the assign- a a meat of Stoke* as commander of th* hospital ship ll,'lief, ana! a also correspondence concern- a lag 'lie r*stgnatlon of Hear a a Admiral Brown sum This I. th* a a first arm* step looking to a a rxmgresstanal ii cation of the difficulty .between Pre.! a a .Ment 800**..-It and llrownsvn. a tt) **a******a****a A. on* of many evidences of this fact which hat* recently been brought lo my noil, l understand th*'. A*, ill!., iii... in. rental agent of ta- Seattle Brewing A Mailing company. Is soliciting friends of mine to mil against me In the primaries. fit I cannot be elected without making term* with these Interest*. Ido not want the office If 1 can not be circled by the vote* of (lie decent people and the law abiding Pfople of the city, (hen I hope I Will be defeated." well known all over the I'aelflc coast, suffered a hemorrhage of the brain laat night and was removed In Mi* or hospital In a critical con dition. lb. stroke has destroyed his eyesight, and although Mr. Bem i.l* is In no Immediate danger, It, I* thought that he will never again he In Hound health because of hit advanced rears. "APPETITE BILL" _ ENTERS POLITICS o PATH TO SUCCESS PA* ID BY CHANCE. ROSE STAHL. It Isn't often an a. lea chooses tba Velil, le of her sine*., unit I. less finds 11. 111 till- lltt of Ihe ex ception. I. Hi.," Htahl, who 11l the I.St four years has played lv "The Chorus !.*dy" something mora than 2..00 times. Today III* comedy is mott. (topular In New York than was the original on. act vaudeville sketch. Miss Stal.l was on lb* road play ing one night .lands, when .li, bought niagailnei on* da, and read a slory, 'The Extra Girl." Hoincthiiig about It Impressed her with the possibilities of a playlet. Correspondence with the author re sulted In the on* act sketch. When she bad played la this successfully from coast in coast and in London it w.a enlarged to a four-act com edy. With It Miss Htahl ha. gradu ated Into a star. BANKERS SUED (By United Pre., i i SA.N* FRANCISCO, |n 11.— J. A. Mix*. r*pr***ntlng him.. If and his wife. Anelle E. M!t«, brought pull against J. iMlrcll Ilrown. W. J. liatttieii. las Tteadwell and ll I, Trey for $l,»&l, which they had on deposit at th.- time ih* California Ht.i* DlpaaM and Trust company doer.l Its doors. They also formal ly .to- these dire, tor. for tK.S.WeO i which. It I* claimed, was embetiled by ilm four d*f*ndant. named 1 Hhtllll'l th*y secure this Liter amount, they will receive tbelr sum of II i.l. the it'inaliidrr being divided among other depositors nol appearing in the present suit. a a a pop

DANK CLEARINGS a Status. a Clearings t0day...11.21M27.17 a j ll.tsno-. 122. .9 S3 T.coma. Clearings lodsy... 71..7». Balances tiai.ino Portland. Clearings today... f 77_M:,00 Mai.it j no

99 O tMMttt FIRST DAYS OF NEW-YEAR SHOW THE OLD GAMES ARE STILL ON THE WEATHER—OCCASIONAL RAIN TO NIGHT AND SUNDAY; SOUTH WINDS. Is Contribution to the Miller Campaign Furnished by Georgetown Gambling Element?--Heads Move to Organize the Wide-Open-Town Forces. "API" lid- lull" I_angdon I. again 111 Hid public eye. 'Jlilh time he only figures a. a "knight of the green clolb" Incidental to other matter* of preliminary Imixniatico. lie a? too busy organizing John K. Miller clubs ntiil oil, .if Ibe most Important figure* In la* work of lining up Urn wide "i'" town support for John i\ Miller lot mayor. Langdon Is one of Ibe peat know charm let m Seattle. He has been a prominent figure around tin haunts of the followers of the green cloth In this city for a number of .vest. Writhe years ago be gain .I considerable notoriety by killing a mail named Shank, a fellow foi lower fill l.tadde.e of Chance. A Chicago Bolt. At one lime l_sngdon mar "boss gambler" In Chicago So well are his exploit* In the Windy City re membered that even now the new*. paper* of Chicago occasionally de vote some space to tell of his do ings In Seattle "Appetite Hill" Is a contribution to the Miller campaign furnished by li.it- Argyle and George A. I. Ktsmt well known as the owners of the [Mail room at Oeorgeiown and boas gamblers of prominence of Seattle and Georgetown for a number of yens. When Seattle doted ll* doors to wide open gambling Argyle and I. M.i hied themselves away to (Mown where I bey have b,-«-n opersting practice. ever since without molestation. They have been allotted to run by the prosecuting attorney* office anil the sheriff* office, unless these public officials 1 were forced to action by public sentiment And then the lid wa. placed on only until th, tem porary storm of disapproval passed over. Mecca of Gambler*. During the time Kenneth Ma, k intotb ha. served as prosecuting attorney f King county, George- ASK FOR RELEASE OF SCHMITZ IBy United Press.) HAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.—Tbe attorneys for ex-Mayor Kugene E. Si limit/ whom lb* appellate court baa declared lo be Illegally convict ed of th, crime of extortion In con n.-ctioti with the famous French 1 j restaurant eases, appeared before ;Judgn Dunne this morning with Motion to .cellar their client's re lease on ball. The district attor ney secured a continuance of the matter until next Monday. Strenu f.us opposition to granting ball to S.-btnltt until the «t[illation of the 30 day* allowed the state In which to lake an appeal, will hi- ma ie by th* district a Horn*, office. It was learned today from authorita tiff .a, th.t tbe prosecution Will not appeal from th* decision of the, appellate court. In nil proba bility the appellate court will af ford a rehearing of the matte but should It refute. it is the opinion of the district attorney-*, office that j an api-cal to the supinite court would be useless and a mere waste of lime ONE CENT I ISw has been 11.. Mecca of tha gambling element. During a large, li. I or this ported nil sorts of i gambling gain.-., ran without any j apparent effort .it concealment! have been In o|K.-ratlon In tbe south ern suburb. Naturally, therefore, when Mr. J Mackintosh undertoiik itt *<-cure tha tt-j iiiflit m. mayoralty nomination fur in.. chief deputy, this George town following soon found a placa In the Miller ramp. Atgile and I.'Ahhe have always taken a peculiar Interest In Ha.llia) inunlclpsl politic*. During tin- campaign of two years ago they were the uninten tional cause of a stirring Incident In the mayoralty fir/lit When tba campaign was st a white heat. potters appeared all over the city all!? the following announcement; "Despite the promise* of William I Hickman Moore, gambling will sot ?be allowed iii open la Seattle aa long as I remain in office." Mackintosh Signed Potter. 11.- posters bore the signature* of Kenneth Mackintosh, as prose cuting attorney and 1.. C. Smith, sheriff, although Ml Bmltb denied i any aulhorixation for hi. tig nature, and ordered the posters t ton, down. The hypocritical part |of the farce was Hie fact I bat at I tha very time these sbeeta, sera placed on tin billboard. In Seattle, all kinds of gambling were running j wide open at Georgetown. Appetite Ml! Ik i..Hired aa j a clever ward worker among th* {element of his own class and soma j good stunt* may be expected of him In the way of organizing Mil ler clubs. Mr. Mackintosh, by the way, baa aspirations to become a Judge of th* superior court. He ha. already confided this to Mime of hi* close personal and political friend*, and bis chief deputy, a" head of tha city administration, would probably 1 j prove a valuable helper in aiding j him to gratify this ambition. Attorney Drew representing Bchmitx, has appealed to Assistant District Attorney Cook to allow th* ball of BchmlU, which at present Hands at about |.16MSB, to be re duced so that the enUre amount would approximate 1200,000. Cook replied tbat he would have to take tbe matter up with District Attor ney laangdon. He maintained that even if such a course should be taken. It would in no way Interfere with their plans to contest the right of Schmltx to be admitted to ball until the expiration of M day a., TWO PtftlllC HITS Since Nov. 20 the federal bubonlo plague staff In this city has posted a total of 6.H78 rata and of these two rodents hate been verified a* having the bubonic plague germs. There are six other rats that show*,} strung symptom a. of being affected with the plague germ*, and these •re still undergoing examination, j

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a LITTLE MRS. JEFFRIES JIM'S GUARDIAN ANGEL Un nuNOitno, Jan. tl. —"111* Iter J.tfrte* gets a good dual of ere Jit that tlit.v.u t belong to him. 11* haa been admired not only by I..it by Ut* public gen erally, for lb* forcvtif character be displayed In quttUhg th* ring al lh* senith-of hb» career, and set mat down lo a .etuallile, wlml,. some Itf* People *ay he I. th* first fighter who haa ever done It anal bo was greatest ot them •ll' a Very few of Jeffa admit**, how ever, stop In consider ho* imi.+ o fttttt big fellow's uncommon good sans* Is due te bit site. Home say jolt Is "hen pecked' and iliitwo t anil his soul his own but they ad mit that he Is better off thin If me had hi. own wat lln i point j to an incident win, occurred un I Newt Year's night—after the ex chaini" hi had received __,««. for tug as referee in Ihe Attell- Korea contest at Is* Franc Here I. what look place: baa Jeffries had declared lb* fight .i draw, a crowd of the boys gathered around hint to tali. over •M limes snd someone suggested •set c--i I. ir I. g.a>d spender a*d his offer to play the host was welcomed. so the bunch sdiourned Us a Flllinore sL thirst parlor and tbe schooner, began coming over IB* bar. Mis, Jeffriea, who know* bar husband predilections, didn't Interter* She said, go and hate a gootl lime, but dun't slay too long." Jeff in -a is.fl and they **p-' arated. Nil hour passed and aa-' The big fellow .11. not re-' lUtl! 1,1, hotel, Mrs. Jeff railed htm up on tbe telephone. "Yeah, m'dear. 11l ri* home," re- .ponded Jeffries, over the wire "Jits' one morn, nuxrer little round and I'll pet ewe out." Mew Jeffries waited another hear. Then li.- called again and said: 'If vtnt're not her* in 3 minute*. HI come »nd get you." Jeff knew this wa. no Idle threat. bat he lost count nf time, some how, and when, Ii minutes later, be was throwing doubt* *_gi- on _*• bar and refusing to a the •bang*, th* lima opened and a lit ll* woman entered 9k* went j straight for Ml There was no I "Father, oh father, come bora* with DM now" racket about tt. She just' caaght hold of his aria and .aid "•Onto*** Jeffrl.t weal. That wasn't th* first lime Mr. Jeff tiatk rare of her tug overgrow bar uf a husband, and .av*d him from spending ttlttrtwt. foolishly, t By Addl* Jess Th* action* of tail player* have knee covered a thousand and one' time*, while mil*. If anything, has be- i lord shswil the anltra ol lb* m—i who- 1,*..- charge of the play er*. at present there Is but one r*al "V'tch' manager in th* American league, Thl* la Connie Mack of! the ASbhsttca. directs from th* bench He rarely say* anything about base ban to the opposing player*. ll* riitt. if this reticence he baa been atrknatoed the "Bphlns" of base ban 11* I* the only man that ha. ewer tie** able to handle that centric player. Waddell. Mack had the Hub* In Milwau kee, aad It waa due to tb* big fel low work thai they finished and the first year of the Amer ican Irsg.r* s.ilf!' long suit. when he is going as only he can go. 1* hi* .is .-I and tin* curve He bream* dissatisfied, .and proceeded to de velop a slow, ball After practicing be reached that stage where be ihough' he had It pal, and tb* next limn b>> weut In Ik* hot would pitch nothing rise. Th* opposing player* wo so surprised that for the first few Innings they didn't hit hard; but aa soon a* they saw this was all he waa going to pitch, tbey laid barb and manned to murder every ball be banded over. Mark Implored Wadd*ll to kg k th* slow one In hi* grip for some future time, In:! Rule* Insisted it all right, and cited the fact that th- opposition wa* not .cor ing. I Millie tinned to policeman and after whispered Instruction* tb* copper went Id* way. Unbe took hi. position th* next smug, and th* first ball he loaned ._».. was one ol those slew things. Th* batter hit It an awful wallop and away it went sailing to th* onifield. Tluv twit batter did the same and there were two on base* and is. on* eat. Rub* stuck In lb* si..» one h?hl handed up another. The man at the hat hit It down •b- left field foul line a mile a laltitite, barf fortunately It went a f*» In, be* foul. .In*t SB Waddoll stepped on the rabher pre|t*ratory to pitching, a heavy bits* vol,* from the bleach •r. ws\a bearrl in say: Oat out .if that*, you big stiff Toe' v* Ui-' your arm." .agist by Mile. Bras.) MRS. JEFFRIES FEEDING THS POULTRY ON THEIR SOUTH ERN CALIFORNIA RANCH It was she who -mwtlrl blm to t.-'iif wh*n be bad a good stake aud to iut.-ai the stake *i.. i, in ,i win- In-in California ranch. It is ah* who baa enabled him to with siand the si.t-ti call of the fight promoters for four years .11.. lb* foundation fur a long life and ample fortune by leading a whole- WO III" iif* d_*jß Mrs. Jeffries t* very different from the average pugilist', belter half. She Is not loud or vulgar or fond uf display, inn a unlet, sen sible woman who knows just how to manage ih«> young giant whom she has made one of the happiest titt-it in tb.- world. CHANCED WITH FORGERY. NY E. Cost-i of Kent was ira terday arrested by Deputy foiled Stales Marshal fried Lalh* on a charge of forgery. It I* alleged that Coster forged a nun* to a money order for 12*. Th* aecuaed man will have bearing on next Wednesday. MLB; STRIKES I U. «1 t4 •a" Joa* Hub* looked up In a duui.bni r«r the antbor «.r Ihe mark and falling to find htm picked up lb ball with a determined look, a* much a* to say: "I'll show you." and thr way h* wblatbtd lb**i through th* rest ol lh* era.tow was a i.i I'ifiti It. not hard to Imagine who yelled at th* H'lii* or what Connie whi.i- to the copper. Hugh Jennings has demonstrat ed beyond a doubt that aa a lead er he la all to ,h* merry. When he look the reins in De troit Jennings found dissension, and his first duty «a* to sttioolh lb* difficult!**. Jennlng* gave this hi* for mills for »oecs*sa on the field Ten p*r rent hs«*h.!l sblltty. 10 per cent tuck and SO per cent ginger fl». Whit* It would hardly be fair to the Tiger, to say It was SO per cent ginger fits that woo the American league pennant. It must be admitted thst It had a good deal to do with landing th»t bunt in* llngble Is the i_.rtw.ntfle.it Inn of "ginger" and thl* explains why the rest seemed hill of the pepper. The one thing you have to hand It to Hugh for la that he never ap peared to admit defeat, no matter how many runs his bib was be- hind. This was demonstrated In th. world'a **ri**. In the last game, Winn the Cubs had th* Tigers beaten 2 to 4 In the laal Inning, Hughl* was still nut SB th* first base line coaching a. though they would .till win the series. lie Is always titer* with a good word for Ma plater., slid no mat ter whether the play goes through It's always a "good hot or "never mind, old fellow, we'll get them the next Inning." lie sent Oeorge Milltln to bat for Kubank* In a game last summer along about th* seventh Inning with the score I to I against le null _•! i' a lime when lb* bases wer* Ml and two we're out. Oeorge met one and away It sailed toward th* left fit-Id fence, j 11 looked good for three liases •nd would have mean! a tie •cor*.: The cutter fielder started In pursuit, nnd while running at full apeed managed to pick th* ball toff the fence with hi* gloved hand. Jennings was at first lias* coach- Ing. and by th* tlra* th* ball was caught X 111 ti had ranched th* mi Hal sack. Although the catch »av**l at l*a*l three run* and practically put thf Tiger, out of the game Hughi* clapped Ooorgc on th* a-hiMllaler ■nd said: "Oood try. Ornirge. old boy," and from the manner In which the Word* were salt! one would have thought he had mad* the hit that won the game. "BOER" UNHOLZ AFTER NELSON _. ws* e% vs ,i Ntly United Mm. 1.08 ANGKI.Eit. Jan. ii -One or the greatest .utprl.es ever .piling on fight loving public was the victory uf lloer idolpli I iili.il/ over 11 in in v Mm ii in a in round hunt on inn 3. iii- liner |i.i»ll|ve- Iv mad* utnnkev inttQi Ibe tusii who Weill 20 id the fattest luund* ever, it in ihi,. city with Jot. Gail. Vat.l ah. otrprttO iff it I. that I'tthot. I. of the inn-.i awk ward fighters that fii'i itpepiiirti In ,i ting. ll* la not boxer ami haa great difficulty to keep from falling oyer hi, own fe»t. Ho won hi. match by hi* ability 0 an actor, ii.- started mil io Jolly Hum* and bad Int lid h.-r.ne ibe boat wa. half over Then he wad .-.I In.' I'nliol. I* a Holland*) and ha* f.titgbi alt over lite world. Us I* an acctnipllshed linguist and can •tp.t.ik l! different language* While mil In thl. ,-ouniiv a year, "tllag her* direct from Englttnd ho ba. met anil defeated sunn of tba boat fighter* tn Ameilca. Th* Uoer I* a |anhnt edition of Handow. Ill* body I. a mast of iiiuwi'l* and hi. blow, have the i •lesin of a hsatrywalgbt lie now! "•tit at a ne.i. lie now offer, to fight Itnim, .nd agrees to] knock him out Inside of lv rounds. raiting la this, he I* going after Hauling Nelson Dining bis recent fight with Hums ih* crowd wa. l* such 1 pitch hat men chewed their hats 1! ami dlgulfie.l buslursa men tried!l CO. A WINS MEET Th* Hack me*i bald ai the arm ory laat night between ihe local cumpanlun th* national guard was wun by company A. aignal corps Th* leader* had 13 point* Com pany I. finl.hed second will, 17 points, and c„ iti|tai,l.no. to 1. Aim* Ho, 113, second: Master lees ter. 107. third. Time. 1:40. Becoad rafts, thirteen ttileentb. mile—ttcarfcll. 10", iMartini 7 In 10. won; Royal Rivet 103. second; l*mgr*«s. 107. third. Til* 8-4. Third race, on* mile—lastly i hi. well. 10. ili.ir.-iai. 7 tn I. won; iu.ll mence, 101, second; it-JHia iteck nun. in, third. Time. I :10 Pbnrtft tsc*. riii'.-i-iitii, mile Creston. 11l fl'resluni. won, Preen, lie. second: Wsterbury. 181. third. Time, 1:001*. Fifth race, thtec quarter, mile— Tayk Oeorge. 109 Mines). 9to t. won: Ilerealler, 10*. setrond: F. B. .Shaw, toi. iblrd. Tlm*. 1:13 25. Sixth race, thlrteen-sltteenth. mile liar v.i. 103 started wttbln a few data If plan* now maturing are carried out. he purport of lb* club i. lo counter act lb* Influence* of Ike saloon, and i. being engineered by lb* Young Men* ,'itlc rluh. wiilrh lias been holding meeting, at th* Y. M. C. A., under lb* dli-filo* of Rev. J. M. tsw.li SWALLOWED THE MONEY. "I allowed it." said Heart Myers, at laillr-e headquarter. terday, when ae.cd what she had! done with a It" gold piece ehr w.a charged with stealing Item Japa ne.a> Sh* Irarfilllv .i.a i.?.-t| that sin. waa frightened lam disposing of the coin In this way when the officer questioned her la regard In] th* matter. i ss MILLER IIUGGINS FOR THE GIANTS MILLER MUGGINS Miller 1111 •_ k 11, st. tha Cincinnati I .'at. i* a*ld to be slated for th* (Hants' infi*bi Hoggin, Is one of the greatest second basemen In the World Ills work on the Red team baa been wnndnrfiil, ami McOraw want, him to strengthen ih* Inner works nf his I SOS outfit. 18, etna In tl* iihanliilell witllHHl foundation SO far a. Deal tin I* con Icerned 09"" persona i land havsCt-eutt knocking Mupwrln lendent lngll*-4f Hie lih ci club tin-?, they have bad ihOipiH" I tiinlty, however, and because Mpo 1.11111- ha. been a little* lax, the I'ort- I land knockers urn taking the oppor inail to iin.*i Ifitli Siioli.iiH snd Heat tie. this I ,Snail I. vet V sll.tlli? in, the following Hani"!'. th* •Ws.hlngion iii, school's n-stii will tiirel'llie. le.m from th* la* I 'tun." I.I.:li at lead Hi* two Use.l hi Intnl. will line np In ill hi ss follow*! Washington. l*o*ltlnn. Uneotn, Mull*n c..., IMke Jonas r Hrysnt I'-fish-t f Thompson Italirl ....g Sparger Weldenbacker g.. Conn l.iwuiati DAINTY TOILET A li.tUilK.iine gown «f "R*m hi.toll brown velvet of lightest weigh! h.a long Hue* of Japanese embroidery running from shoulder to listn .in.l held In place at the belt by glace velvet la mat lan. Tbe buttons are umber act In gold. I BRING BACK FUGITIVES i.uiw. W. ll»r|i*r and W. T. 1 Smith former employe* nt th* Firm National bank of llatti,t leans, and lleputv United Slate. Marshal Hiring*, ills city. The arrested men are witling to return to Missis sippi without reipilalttrin papers. It 1- charged thai the. left llattl.a burg Hal September with IBS the gal money. inn *tnrl*d on a eatemX for tba fugitives and ting them Into ru.tii.ly. HOUSEMAN NOT GUILTY. J. A. Houseman, of Rallsrd was fit.lll.l sot guilty vr.lrr*,. of Mill ing liquor on Sunday. ll* wait able show tin- Jury that the beer he obtained from hi* saloon 0.1 th* day lit question was for th«. use of hi. own family. DEFRAUDED BANK; NOW .GO TO PEN j Q.IIICAOO, Jan.'ll,—Cbaunrey L_j Oraham and-William H Tlldra, uf) fleer* of lb" Hteel Hal) company,! m-. found gullly of Otbtaluiug i Jk by means uf flctllloti* note*! Am Hi- Milwaukee Annuo Stale j ___Q____. ._. _*____-„._ CHIEF SAYS TECHNICALITIES*CAUSE 'LOSS OF MANY GOOD OFFICERS "Dependable men. who have b**ri til.-al out for mania* are turned j down by th* civil grrvlie rommls .Hill because I bet' \IA- a dr, top An on* eyelash nt a slight il.-fSf- In the muscles of ih> leg." This was thn declaration of Chief of INillce Wapponsteln In t-r"i ling 14, the fact that In »>.iig Ing Ilia pmb.iHiil.i-is il.-. late them out id the, service becatt.e of soma .light i>.f h iif.ti defect "In 11,. I. physique. Th* board yesterday gave It out TO SELECT JUDGES TONIGHT Precinct election Judges and In ssnetots for the Seattle city party In the Tlilrd ward will Iff selected toiiir.ht at nn eiiiigi. nf the vo.tets Of each ptecliict lo Is* held st Ma drons hall, Twenty find aud Kant Jefferson. I i dei the law, three person* must be selected In each precinct, ana of bom shall bt- a;n. .1 by the city council, and paid by tbe city for his services. In connection with theae precinct no etinga i her* win be a general ward meeting of city parti voters and other* which will la addressed by iht *esv*r*t city party candi dal** and by ^s>w^,*jt_ i'ecsiine *o many btisin*** men V«__^ J| *"w etp*ri*ne* «hal w* fi?ti{_T ll busln*** the right way Libera! TPaife^A I'itii r„n» _ _.i,* i* it* 1 J banking facilities are combined •_,-.- "I,h conservative banking jaetb ■Mß tJ* Halliwgee I tH wo iLat eipnnsion I* rttciitir 2 tv MeKMw I aged aad safety insured We will .*';&s• jr. iho--'. j be glad to welcome and give every '(BrUt 1 ratty lalssse 1 proper cat* to your aef-mint bw It^ __.__._ I I large or smalt; bualneta. hoi].* |Ci£ _*• tt smStm B. t.ew I itii'fl mii r-i». I hold, personal or savings. HS||s!'-' "e*ef relet I __SS_^_f!i^_______S X_***3*^^ Ol 0 itmpmmi I^HP-*-' I* 9* ft, literal ii ttssstsi.lsa iMlkulat '•_■_ -_ Scandinavian American Bank V___WB___p_s_M_ 4/ajfc_ Fuilding, scoff/r———g t Other Victor. $10 to V.Ss*** ttl Other Victor* $10 to _.esg?BMMi|^. Br never ml** the money h *i_Wb"is'^P' Viet*re —W ttole**!* R**t* 'nSsjj^* 140- (tcond Ay*. w ijsnk, for lh* wieckin, 0 «M_ Paul Htentiand I. 2 """lag penitentiary **ntnnc*4^tM x*ntX Is Imprlaoiiinent from ons tPX. year*. The Institution W W frauds, out of 1173.W1) that th* lieigbt of 5 feed io I M £T leqtitred for _llr-_at,ie n m,^ maintained, ami Sccortttgh Z fuaed to app,ilm Pletr* OOmnw an emergency officer recently t% isolated a policeman, becatiM. 6 v two Inches too short. i'bl*f WappensttHn tar., tte the in.. proved to b« eu *S*_E oirtcer during th* trylag.mtiZw t c* «.*ti 'id that tlm technical rtnvri ment. are .teadlly '"tiau, good mcv from btriog kept m I)! never away from home before, t, mtj-s. but i.i limbed to th* Wta«, l.bmenla of older boys. CALL OF LIMELIGHT LOSES ITS CHAM EDNA MAY LEWIBOHN. N'ttaero t. report* have -usesM from London recently that the tat of the line-light wat overttrnt and Kdua May Lewlsobn, mettle) sum* months ago was -am te aa '■nmb snd lee seen again a. Ik* nt tr.,l figure la a new musses! _*» edy. Jane May. a sister or lb* tw iner favorite, enter* an eatpbt d.-nlal of these reports. v.* j _"Wh*a my sister married." tax says, "she retired imntats) from the stage, and slue.- the mis never had th* faintest id-, of it turning to It," IMna and her husband, .fieri tour of Crypt and Algeria, art- em quartered at her villa st lllarriu where they will remain until lit? before returning to London.

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MUST FIND WORK FOR THE IDLE IHUI should face this _**«'■ frankly and squaWy." said CM Kn«lne*r Thomson je.t.-rdsy 5 ,1). ftpsnes eommUtaa ol the L council. "H *'n* t0 mJAp^r .11 I-""'* public ,ork *htch »m S'^ employment werhlngmeu. then we A U-IbUih fte* soup hou.es. U csuttou*. bul mt nutttol overlook the fact B.t MAM AND WOMAN FIGHT TO DEATH (By United Prtta) OAKLAND. Jan ll.—Metro Sor tKO Md hi- elf, fought to death til, morning it" home. III! j Sir St. the man armed with ai. the woman with 1 _.»i> butcher knife. Af«er each Id iUihed the o-.her la d.it«n» of .Uhout striking n vtt.l nub' Soroeco succeeded In reac^ j tH the Witt I throat and alrao.t j Sr»r*d Pax head from her bod*. PAVING LAID A TEAR "AGO IS WEARING OUT gall ttttue .Dd Imperfect work; I* Ity leu the foundation I* already |i eettler.tr In the *b*p«> of great bole* worn la th* *and»tene block p.tette-1 !_!'! on Ye.ler wsy be |_e#o Second snd Third ay*. not core .ban I year ago. These holes are wttrlag In the paten*' very madly, sad sre slresdy so numer out tt .to render trad on the ttreet prrcarlo-t. Tea MMisel for taring the pa**~ •Mat provided for a maintenance; bond to be fl,et. by the contractor* I etfterlnit a period of fife jears, and A* fit) will wan la, compelled lo mil «p_a the girl. Threats of disinherit- Sunday Dinner Try Ik, regular Htnday court* «-B*e* st the Stevens Hotel Cafe. I" »'P. tn., only 50c. these men must hsve rinplo .nt will until 'he improvement, and when tins ll found go ithe.nl with the work It reasonable bids can |Q secured. Ten Year Bonds. in this I suggest i'o- tan-year borld plan. Th**» bond* can be readily fV.fd If thf •t* >9- I. -tOl'le, 'S. our properly own, will get their Improvements at t -.-u.it le coat while Ih* stringency Is on and he permitted to pay fur tbcm at a time when uoiney-. Is mor* plentiful." Mr. Thomson Inn! been" called before the c»S'mlttee to .id Me. It on till sublet I of cuttlpf off further lmproveSU.nt. nnd curtail tug r\|'.it?:.s In every *I nr 110 v it. preparation for harder time*. IJ* then dashed hit own throat. fsUln* dead beside bis wife. The only witness tn the tragedy was th* 'bt-■•■teat old child of tin pair. The police found the baby, blood heKtur.it.il. crying lv It* ter ror. The home resembled a shambles. Soroeco and hi* wife had bad trou ble before, the wife some months ago attempting suicide la Los Angeles. She but recently returned to live with her husband. formed th* faulty work to make i- .1 the terms of Its bond by re placing the Imperfect stone. _Undstone block pavement. If of proper materia) and well laid, should stand up under the heaviest traffic for a period of from eight to fifteen years, and tbe tact that thi* piece of work It already be ginning to show .I*o. of serious deterioration la not only an evi dence of Itt faulty construction, but a strong argument against an Is*** titer pavement of this character, at least until a better |uar.ii.i_- can be secured a* to It* quality and w. _,!t-.:g ability. isnre. later carried out, tailed to j deter 71111 A morganatic marriage with the girt was s- sttde by th* kaiser and [the count was sent to America In I the hope that he would forget her t Instead he arranged to have her i follow him. One* In America he 1 put aside bis till* and took employ- I ment as a thauffnur. The reminds- I lion of hi. title. Just announced, fol lowed quickly. Hhnrtly before the second marri age a daughter was born. Under the New York laws the child 1. lagttl tiii/.-rl and will bate the tight to bear her title of countess when .he becomes of age. Banks an C**h Bam. PORT TOVVNBKND, Jan. 11.— The banks of Port row ass nd have resumed Ihe mulling of busineu on a cash bails. eEDRO-WOOLIaHY. Lan 11.— The new mayor-elect, D. M. Don nelly, bar announced lis marshal for this city during the ensuing 'year. Patrick Mcf'arty Don't Build ll* fort gelling onr estimate on plumbing and If -'in. Modern fixtures at fair price. 11. Urown Plumbing Co, 221 line st. /-V. M.A\fA&^^mM^A&AM^'^AA>m'A^'AAW*?S. sVeVaY. AM. A MUSE MEN TS "Brown of tsSKstO Jim, of Harvard." with Henry V.C*lO- ii" dellar rob be gins n week's engagement nt Th, MmiiH theatre Inmormw nil-, h! Thls'Vltincilon. recommended by Ihn-u years of success tv the ensl, comes to The Moure with a prom ise uf bring a worthy successor to j'Tho Man of the Hour." wlib-0 closes It* ri| .11 Mlti 1,1 Inill 111 "ttiown of llarvVrd," 11. It. name Indicate*, I* a college pluy. having for It* central Incident a boat rare between lb* Harvard crew and a crew nn Cuglish [university, B) course there I. 'love story men In, ami the col lean aplrll *tld to lv- made \pm inf.' of. I Harry Weodidft I* 099 best lil.rd of Ibe young sura of Hi" present tin and Is c >tl' lo ,-s i"t!.iih fill, a for the part he as sumes In "Brown of Harvard" be cms.- of tin tact that I* I* a as gialii.'iie Tta supiHirtli* company. a.»*r 'a the aa c which appeared In Hi.' p'ai in,, of thirty weeks St the I'linaaaS tb. .tii* N«w Voik. la.l winter, and It* all summer iuuit-eiii.nt .ii the Carrick theatre, Chicago. Is -aid to be a nun.. al most entltrly of college graduates. "Th* Gmyerbrea* Men 1 1., ili.ind Opera house Is to 1 a.. "Tbe Gingerbread Man" a. an .1! wrnk attraction. Ihe fits. MARGUERITE MILLER, At th* Seattle with "At th* Ol_ Croat Head." performance will be given tomor row afternoon and the last neat Saturday night. "The Gingerbread Man" I. musical fairy story, with a ho*t of character* familiar to the Christ ma* time of childhood* day*. It come* with th* backing of long runs In Ihe principal clU*a of tha east, and la aald t« contain .«*ik 11111- comedy and caichy I-, A. Ha Ids Ktoen* wrnt* lh* score and the lain Kredeiick lUnkiu Is responsible for the tsouk. Tbe company i't-—'tittn. "The Gingerbread Msn" la promtt*d as high class and Includes: Osnteh Major. Mabel Fay, L'teljrn Kel burg. Nellie Illce, Ro*a Snow. Fred Mr*. Janes MctShourn and others. "Arttona** will 1... given at th* .rand again tonight. Coming Attractions. Coming attraction* at the Moor* theatre Include Florence Robert*. who wilt preteal /Ira." and In all probability, "Shams." her new play. He Wolf Hopper. In "Happy land:** Orac* George, In •Titter eon*;" "George Washington. Jr.;" •nd Frank Daniel*. In "The Tat i._'..| Man.'* Future attractions st tb* Grand ar* "The Dettl's, Anetlon." "Way Down Kasl," "Red Feather" and "Parsifal." At th* Seattle. "Yon Teaeoa at the 80 --attle theatre tonight. "At tbe Old Crosa Road*," which I* advertised us being on It* seventh and fare well lour, will b* seen it' tb* He-at lie aire all neit week,.tbe Rrsl performance lo be given tomorrow, afternoon. Manager Alston pmui la*. an adequate production and *atl"' at, company. At th* Third Aw*nu*. "A Celebr*l*d Case" will ba glten st the Third Avemu* theatre FRED T. NICE, With "Th* Oingerbr.ad Man" at lh* Grand. for th* last time tonight. Next week hill will be "Tbe Frmalu Till- SFAIII I STAR—SATURDAY, JAN. 11. 1008, HARRY WOODRUFF, in won of Harvard" st th* •Boors. t is I**!** Ilia," a melodrama written by Charles A Taylor, Kv*r) Fri day Iliglll Is amateur nlgbt. and I bos* antlous iii display their talent may do so *l the Third Aye nue. There will be the usual mat j luces lie, weak. "Secret Strvlct." Witt number of new peon]* In tbe Ml and with T. Dsniel Craw ley directing performstirrs, "Secret Bervtre," th* Weil known war drama, will tomorrow alunioou begin week eugsgenicst the Lois tbeet IS The play hss proved popular bar* in tke a.l. and I* on* lib which Director Prattle) j ha* at num. to is Uines In the t..ri j been associated. Sterling Whit ney, leading man, and Ms Jotle Moor*. Ingenue, an additions In the lad* stock company. "A Stranger In a Htrans* Land" will be offered fur Ibe 1..1 lime to bight. At lb* Lyric. "The Octeka" .til "The Foul Tip" »in bo wen at the it. the atre tor the Inst lime tonight. Two new burlesque, go on St ihe.Oe Idrtit.l at bangs tomorrow. "Th* I i male Shoplifter" and The Hat ll* of Manila." Will lll.kr up the theatre's ottering fur tied week. Kubelik Tomorrow. At thr Moor* theatre at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the Seattle Hympheny orchestra will offer, tn addition to It* own program. *ci rr.l solo* to Jan Kubelik. Rube! ik'* iiiiir.i...i« will Include Ihe ••Witchc*" Dane*," by I'agaulni, and a Wi*m*w.kl rouians. He .erved teats may be Is tomorrow moralng st tbe Moots It .in hot office. Hawaii. Coming. Th* Coliseum on Moodsy after ooon will offer tha Musical Ha waiian., five In number. la sing ing and playing medley. They will be supported by Donnelly Itntatt in a comic turn; it Wait* Co. In "At Ucfathous* Point:" Armstrong lH.il. In The Amateur Chauffeur;" and other a,l». Th* old bill close* to- ntg hL At Pantag**'. Pant vauderltl* bouse wilt Mondsy offer new bill which wilt Include Timothy Crontn. 1".?.'. monolugist; th* V*tde trio «f ac rttbais; the Loop the oop Dog*; I Coccia Amalo. In a dancluc novelty, and other acta. Th* Bdtn Mutts. A model nursery and a baby In cubator ar* la.. of th* novelilc. at th* 1 Mute- a pound and a ha)' Creek baby la now fighting for life with th* ii.el.i.. of nuraes sod th* Incubator, st th. M.i- Krsdsrs at lbs Star. On Monday afternoon the Ht.r Theatre will present Abdsirh Kad- j or and hi*.three Algerian wit.-. In a noveliy *|>*tntlng exhibition. f>e voy 9 Kvaus win contribute a com edy balancing act; Ihe Three Hel ton* will play .hone* and a net*; He*** m Marietta are whirl wind dancer* and tlrsy (Irahatu plat caiaphonea. Two Normal School "Or.d..** M.INHHAM. Jan. 11 —Al though but two normal .chim! ■Indents graduate at the end of this term, January special commencement escrclaea will be held at th* school. The class ion ststs of Mis* Cora Ilurr. of Salem, Or., and Mi.* Mary I,** I'ember lon. of Tacoma. I. 0. O. F. Install* Officer*. KKNT. Jan. 11.—At th. meeting of th* Odd Fellow* the following officer* were Installed for Hie net I term: 0. K. Wot .N. O.; H.A. 1.. ter. V. G.; ik I'ttee. secretary. Robert Ramsey, treasurer, Olrl Lo.e. Finger. Kt:\T. .Inn 11.—Ml** K»te Roll suatallied the to.* of BBS finger of her hand. It being cut off by the machine at which she wat work Ing In th* milk condenser. Church Scandal Deacon Dres.well called Deacon Showman a numbskull bersu.e he hadn't taken advantage of. the op portunity to have made to order one of Mrtlregnr Union's swell lit, mid 1." suits for $15 for p few .•-v. _ X are still at ins Cln rry BL .WON HANDSOME PRIZE BECAUSE HE KNOWS 1 rt ADVERTISING GAME tSapSli. Star. E.tltitiv* Ssrwn.S.) ftt>;\'l:l.ANU, tl..lan t^ A W. Mear. a former .trotting edlfi. now advertising manager of the Wlnlon Motor Carriage ©iipany has just In tit uoi Hied that In- hat won tin 111.1 ptl.e o| I-'.Him for all I NO wind .Illicit- (rgjl ...In 11 lain. 'Idea. Me.l nbjwitl. I hi* tilt; In ii contest lai taw In Un Arburk>rti ing ni'-Oinaln and I'.iCM' ail-th the in-,i at new .pipe i., especially afternoon rewspnprrs. 111 that part of hi* article he called attention to the fact that women bit) vi i*, of Ike food produces _t*m*d ami therefore It wiih la p* *c IB.' Uiev he nai bed Ike pvue *rij vember 2s, IM*. lo i_nr-l Jes.upi Dowdell of Hit aw Mill ca..tle. New-; port. Manshift, l.ngland. Th* con pit- met white the beautiful girt, then Mi.* Dorothy Ballings, wa* en j rati* home from New York. Lord DBWdsll fell in love with the bug and wooed her ardently j that (he consent.-.! to become his wit*,, aad they were married .1 1 fait, i Lb-ire. Xi two d... after j their meeting. After remaining ..I the home of th* bride* patent* for a week I.ml j Dowdcil and hi* in* wife went to j AMUSSMENTS Al«x. Vantages, J LOIS THEATRE -no-aT"*^ J Ind.. 4314. a J The laol* Stock Company. Under Ilia.- Dlrecti'm of j T. DANIEL FRAWLEY a s -.i Week, Starting Sunday Afternoon Wm. Gillette'* Great War J fi.r. p "SECRET SERVICE" I m a jrx ***o Advance in Prices. Mat.., Sun.. Tun, Wed and S.turdty.

I I .IIIIIMIIIIIIIIIM,. 111111.111111, I l, 1 WEEK COMMENCING MON J ZEiZ3gi____-a_-fl| OAY mati',t eh!' january :i UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE. J c,* TIM CRONIN, THE VELOE TRIO. J The Old-Time Minstrel Man. Acrobats, with Their J L Singer, comedian and Wonderful laoopdheeLoop nologl.t Doß*- J COCCIA AND AMATO. PHYLLIS ALLEN, J i ..net and Novelty D*neer*. In Wonderful Contralto. J J "The Miter and the Maid" BURT PAGE, ELWELI PANTAGESCOPE. Comedy Acrobat J •12 Continuous Performance Sundays from 2 to 11 p. in. Mali J J noes Dally Com* Karly In Order to Secure Beats. amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa jy^THTRD AYE.'THEATRE j efl .__ _ Third and Pin*. tm\\P*jl Phone.: M.m 2551. I.td.MIVS Best S*at*. 10t »nd 20c. J mm PW "A CELEBRATED CASE." Amateur Night Kvery Friday, i N*«t Week "THE FEMALE DETECTIVE." J a i.a.*************************eeee****e** j C 1.... W. Metre. j 1 wealthy, ninny of whom Barer we a i,ni "i i.nig pit pi i evening papers are Sold when men ar* going bom* and l.ne in with them, Nearly all i mill ua,e> kold on cars, train i set] ail.,-, Bo to tit* office*, dor*. a and simp tbe lioujsewlfe d*., i get a look." hi* home. Their wedded life ws. Idoal and Ihey were returning to the Halted Slate* when Lord Dowdell contracted typhoid and died. The widow, accompanied by her mother and guardian, retained to England to »ettte the big estate She I* now ll.e iui.tr*** lit lane of the finest plan-*. In England, hut prefers in remain In this country, although her social position abroad I. one most girl* would find Impos sible to tr.l.t aaaamm st. tmamaaamam i—s—aw—t U. S. Navy Yard lake a trip on Ibe Sound and visit the r. S. navy yard, a*r tin j battleship* Oregon. Wisconsin and i •Nebraska, the cruisers Huffslo and ibe Italnin- ship Philadelphia, the mammoth dry docks, torpedo boats i and prison ship N'lpslc Heats leave j IMer S. foot of YeaJer way, t> lime* dally. Hound trip. fiSc .__, _ -I 1 _._; !.„_— l WBsSWI AMUSEMENTS. IfiTiTflfilS c\Myy\_^wa_M»ti. I Htlliael, M.iln ..H,i, I'IIO'.I.M Independent IS* Henry Miller Presents Henry Woodruff "^yiwn of M.irvdfr* J All of Natl Week. .y-gtiiee. Thursday an') Katurriay. 5 'mm f A REAL COLLEGE PLAY, A "n.w v.,,,... With th. Origins! and th. Ch.c.go, O Near York Cast snd Production, a 360 Night*. Exactly aa Presented at 0 200 Night*. THE PRINCESS THEATRE. ac I I'iliw I.'BO to tor. m a N'a, Attraction— Florence Robert* in "ZlrtA" and "SHAM." I fo Moore Theatre St*. id__ Or»nd Concert by thn AJ*\\W Seattle Symphony Orchestra, 52 Pieces i With lb* Werld's Greatest Violinist, J i -iur- KUBELIK J———AS THE SOLOIST IN FOUR SELECTIONS. Prices: Lower floor, first is raws, i»»' I rows, tl Ma; hi 1 a J tony, first r, rows. |_; nett 10 rows, $1.60; last 7 rows, $1. entire J I gallery, unreserved, Ml Reserved .eat* selling at th* 80. Office tomorrow morning. J j THE (.RAND -ST j J ALL OF NEXT WEEK, BEGINNING- WITH MATINEE TOMOR- 2 MOW, NIXON A ZIMMERMAN Offer Their Own Company, in th* Merriest of All Mutlcal Fantstlet a I "THE j GINGERBREAD MAN" j J Music by A Baldwin Sloan. Book by Frederick Ranker,. J a A Great Cast Magnificent, Costumes J Original Liberty Theatre Production. i A Company of Sixty-Two m A Multitude of Emphatic Song Hat*. f a Beautiful Show Girls snd Bewitching Choristers. J A Typical Br.sdet.y Show. t For the Children and Grown, Up*. X New Scale of Prices up to $1.50. t

______________ ____ _ _ —__—_— SS" -V^ VJJLjIoJIj IJ IV| P*rf»wma«rt. tl*. till, till It etmrh IKK ISei rati 9Smaana4 eaata. Mr: Ok 1b....... 1 lt< T NEW ACTS MONDAY AFTER- F'VE MUSICAL HAWAIIAN 9, J J NOON. Singers and Instrumentalists 1 J J FRED PRIMROSE. DONNELLY AND ROTALL, Illackface median Comic Opera Stars. I J HARRY ZEDA. JAMES R. WAITE AND CO., I lh' Fiery 15?..... In "A Ughthouae Point" —-a_aaa__a_si—-_——-___-____________. __________-_-__—__-___-______- a EDDIE ROESCH, ARMSTRONG AND DAVIS, And Wonderful Motion Picture* In "The Amateur Chauffeur." 9 aa ie.....ee.eeee....e..e...............■•.......••• J £"H rii -r-s hi 11111/s l-oi'l I VAttll.VlLl.il k^ 1 l\ I_i Pi Itt. Ita l*e; Hut rttwt., ttV i'i.tfi,itfiiM.i mm. -a- .a a. a. v it.-,. ,t. math Pay. Sutid.ix Caatlasee. X J »cc (l ir|| Jlo ||_ ijt.l Tim- 1,1,| |l!ll J i new b.ll I Ahdaleh Katlt-r monday Aoudien r_aaei And Hi. Three Wive*— J AFTERNOON. Novelty P.lnter*. 3 MUSICAL HELTONS. DEVOY AND EVANS. Comedy Acrobats. J HESSE AND MARIETTA, MOVING PICTURES. a J Whirlwind I'M?,.. ROY m c brain. J I AND THE MELNOTTE DUO. J ['SEATTLE" THEATRE"! RUSSrtI A DRtw, Ma 0.,.., Ho*, rinwias Tonight, Laat Time, "Yon Yonton." Starting Tomorrow Mat- a J inee. All Week, Arthur C. Alston* Co., In the Sweetest Story of I the South Ever Told, X J "AT THE OLD CROSS ROADS." J An Intense story of life, aptly (old hi i. capable company, I 0 Scenic effect* of the most beauteous kind. A combination of all m, a the clement* to BSSSSsS Advanced S|-.t<-(al!l,'» Natural Comedy, a Kerncmber, this I* the seventh Hud farewell tour. Manner Prices— IBS and 25c Evenings— 15c. _<V. 40* a and 60c Comlnjj—"BlG-HEARTED JIM." a

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JL THE SEATTLE STAR •V STAR PUBLISHING CO. ISO? 1 JOS Bsvantfr^t EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. jjf_ ~~Ttl*phon«a—> Prtvata ettthangee connecting all part* of th* ..-yU.'irr.j... building Sun*.l. Main 10*0 and .pendent. 441, &'i'li&W*y& Aek fur th* dtn*rtm*nt Mil. nat^^rta per.on -4* M 4 ia'— d**iied w* P" •ai. ihii .tin tt.r>ev its' tt. Basse, B*Ma*S trVKMtrtT STAR AUaMOt—llstri.r llisns t sit Rack., .lite I Sanest Uft Owe p., ...ps- st. .Mil. p.. ts..k. .went) live ..tits **M swewl* l's Sets st St t..n ..,.1.1 ma u«.ts* ____________ Ktil.raJ »i in. pwetetne. .1 ...lit* \Vsstiln«..iw. a, a..-eu.l tIM. m.11.r to MIIV" si nst nitlt-KS -Th. tS»is whr. rem .utwrlvile. situ isi is .a ■S. i.i.ta... I«k*l .t a- S p.ear Whew Ik.l .tu-.. II tieir 1..ee%11.» It*. nil ...in MM. (..I.! In Stl.encw. »tt«r s las,it train is. list P. mt *sia Ihe 14 »m. i.i..'. I. reewlsl. -.unit iu4' USI UUU.H*-Hh.-ult fmmt mi The 1 l»t Ml I. eaash ta, ..lint ws. ...ni... fie... v* U. ft.»e lw atsil ursets attita tuns,! nam |*.i, ii t in. 1..-...... map i ,c 0vt...-« v. aiil 5..4 a. It rat, at.a_.i4 mt.s it stm, the* *a*a m—mam 'sl.iiw.s.. we stere it.... in t.ii,. I, I. in. r m. carol, of sltt.f ewe a-it--.ut.si. ...'a., sweelee ewd ii la th- NO RELIEF FRO* THE DEADLY FENDERS What merit is then- in lit, numerous local It-it. inven tion* which have been brought forth sines The Star began its agitation for ,i better fender cm Seattle street cars? Arc any of them superior to lie fender in use? The people of Seattle have hail no opportunity to deter mine till .int. because the Seattle l_lectrie Company ha* absolutely refused to give any of tin- devices a trial, with tin exception of one constructed by ,i member of the mechan teal staff of the company. The refusal to experiment indicates the truth of the cfc_ii,t* that the company will not abandon.it. death-trap fend ers until forced to do so. Safety if human life seems to be the last consideration weighed in tiie fender problem. Nothing has mi- of State Labor Commissioner Hub bard'_ declaration tint lie would force the company tO use a Setter fender. He did not even attempt to force .1 trial of am of the inventions offered. Adolfo Az.ali, ail Italian living in Seattle, is lite last in ventor to he turned down by the Seattle I'.lectric company. He has .1 simple lender, inexpensive of construction, which ha-, good points, which he ha attempted to induce the com pany to try, lie offered to pat all ex|K*nse*. The trial was refused. The fender has the advantage of being almost entirely under the front platform of the car, obviating the danger of tripping a victim or of causing trouble on curves. li the Seattle 1 trie company is in earnest in its ex pressed desire to find a better fender, why'does it not make tests of those which may do the WW. The penalty of indifference and delay is being paid by the public in frequent accidents, which result in injury or death of the inventions offered. Adolfo A.-'.ili. an Italian living in Seattle, is the last in ventor to tie turned down by the Seattle Electric company. lie has a simple fender, inexpensive of construction, which has good points, which he has attempted to induce the com pany In try, He offered to pay ex|K*nses. The trial MSB refused. The fender has the advantage of being almost entirely under the front platform of the car, obviating tlic danger of tripping a victim or of causing trouble on curves. If the Seattle Electric company is in earnest in its ex- pressed desire to find a bet. fender, why'does it not make tests of those which may do the work? The penalty of indifference and delay is being paid by the public in frequent accidents, which result in injury or death. a*- THE OTHER MANS LOVE AND DUTY The oldest struggle in the world is the conflict between Love and Duty. Adam, they say. was the first man, and even he found Love smiling on one sole .mil Duty standing quietly "on the other Who the last man will be we have no means of know ing, but the story of humanity makes us believe that when the las', trump shall sound, it will interrupt a world of men and women torn between "I ought" and "I desire." 1.«.; cis our comprehension of ourselves Aid .me other: Dtity is our comprehension of the real of our fellow men and Cod. Love defies analysis. You cannot tell what it is made mi, or hots it is born, or why it persists. Duty is all ana'- You see exactly what it means, how it imposed itself, and why you may never hope to turn your hack upon it manfully. Core is "I and mine" alone; Duty is also **I and mine." but only after there has been added the volume of "You ami yours." Love is the triumphal pealing of the -mi's organ: Ditty i. the insistent whisper of a still, small voice. .'r Always we hear our own organ, even when we won't let ourselves hear the little voice. Such a wonderful instrument it is, and how miraculously we learn to sit upon the bench 4 our own understanding of ourselves and let our fingers wander over th,- keyboard "i the heart, striking out great swelling chord*, above the bourdon of undying faithfulness, or evoking those mysteriously sweet harmonies that no one ex cept ourselves can ever hope to understand or even hear. And we say. Mine' Mine! Mine!" thir own Love is so irresistibly beautiful'; our own Duty —how glad .iic would be sometimes ii the organ could only drown the vi And, Mrangely enough, the moment we look around us, "he \ery instant we begin .to think of other men and women, tee sec only their Duty, and forget Mia» they may have I/ivC th- a What is whispering to them thunders in our cars, and we never hear or even dream of the tumultuous crashing* in their will'- So we criticise. We judge and condemn. Their Duty is plain to us. "How could their love compare," we say, 'with what he owed position or -I" society? How has this ■tan repudiated his vows? I low-has that child been deceived by tbe glamour of a wretched romance You -i. this—and you know nothing about it. This is a brief for charitynot the tolerant ami lazy 4iarity that is willing for every man, however depraved, to follow his own blind Instincts, but the sympathetic charity that tries to understand that realizes there are whelming* of Love beyond its comprehension and struggles with Duty so titanic in their magnitude that they lie far beyond the bound aries 'if its own experience, that other turn and women, too, must love and struggle and fall and conquer. Wrong? Yes. You may believe it in. You may be the judge, but bow dare yon pronounce the sentence? li Lucifer, star of the morning, fell all the way from heaven, what hall you say of Lucifer except to wonder at his great temptation? Don't think that in you is centered til the struggle Don't' think that you can step into another's life and understand: This is audacity. There is a wall 0. brass around his sanctu ary, and no one else can ever know what happens there. Only, be kind. Perhaps some one will remember it fur you a* tomorrow. "RESTRAIN CRIMINALS FOR THEIR GOOD, AND NOT FOR THEIR PUNISHMENT" Tt£s SLMIRA IDI-A. By Jm-m,a M. Ps^n. it Is .in >,4_P?>".- mmmV In crtmln efmt from the ..Id St*i,'tiie of •reitrtbuUv*'* or "JtisjT punUhmonl that pnivnll* In moat rn Twi is. Ut Ihe Hi-1.-utlfiu btlllillliK «f iTirtliirl.T, Ihe in..ml lonic of the 'I.lndia tern." "Tho tut of Ihe tratisgrot.or I* bud,' tiuoia4 n iniit-fi New Uugland lui.-tiui wanton rtoinn 30 years ago In a-M.-mt Itloll Of th* llillil .hl|.?t .'tlld rigor* of prison life, "Th* llthlo __. In t-» the tranit gre.stn'a way i% hard." returned _, Read llrockway. i'"jo not en- LOOK AT THESE HEAO3-ARE THEY NOT WEAK! TYPES OP DEFECTIVES. WITH WHOM CRIME IS A DISEASE. Toward such the., lb* .Ist.. 1* being do«e at th* Elmlra leformaltta tr. thould act a* a ph»..i .nd moral self control, physical wbeltMmentae join tint and me to male that way unbearable!** And there you hare the measure of the man. th* aitttnde toward* crime and criminal* of hint who worked the greatest prison reform of EM century, sad made tb* XI intra idea" famous the world _*•* Kvery boy and man committed to ibis reformatory mutt learn a trade, and be must hate employ* ni.-nt before be la turned bark Into wtf-it-tv a fret. wan. That I* Ibe stale* dot. ta it. liUrn*. The wuier should have bad hi* fb.nce owl.lda In the world of /tea men. but !be didn't, and therefore the .lata must correct that tittrit If-ner. In tha Klnnin* at KUuira It waa found that all lawbreaker* at* mot* or lews "defective," 80 the men are divided ep Into r rent of .11 prisoner* committed are turned out "cured." The pillar* of tbe reformatory work being done al IClmlra at.- the Indeterminate *cnleof> and tbe is* rote law. No man maybe aenlenred for tea* than one year at more than 3D year* to Its. Ktmlr* reformatory. Uetwetrn these two periods the pria oner must work out hi*, own re demption, aided by the Instructor* in... d for hi* aawi.i.ece. M baa be b»- learned tlm diffi cult l> tstin of naif-control and I. competent to take his place .taona th. world* worker*, the heavy gate* awing bark and be g?>>. oat free, whether It be In one year, or fit., or 10, or 30. A* a help to ihw released man and a protection to laJabexitubs of tm^ A ...__.'_.__ __S brvakta* Is the,, I 111.- wen It Jenralte hapena. paw an maw wa* In Koo-d >timer nntlll polttli was disk list. the.. demrrat naxhntil convention wll bo further »evt than evtir bet *c* paw, Inasmutcb a* It wll be held In denvur. wy, wat off li. *,-_. maw, putten 1,-nill' nn thee boyled macrel. It .hows tba have at laat fownd a plaice to lay It* merle, b.-fl. *ex paw. itrhlcager did knot want It, clevlan .Hal knot want It, and lewey vll cud knot get It sew It Wll met. it denvur. RFI/INQ Moving and DLl\ln3 Storage Co. In* oi ePPt I COR. THIRD AND WASHINGTON. Fleett and Una, Equipment for Movlni. Furniture, I'Woio Baggage, etc. Modern I'sl !«S Furniture Van*. ftgecl.lle Can ■tructed I'lano Wagon*. Light Daßvery Wtgoa*. No Charge for Coming ta your House Ne Charge lot doing track. *t* Hour Work. We >an tall ton in ccc' what yiiur aiave trill nag Phone. Mats i.__. lad. 71. fire Proof Storage. M elgbl Rales, _ TUB SEATTLE. STAR-SATURDAY, JAN ti. t-OS. Iho st.ii.. ii- la required to report for .it months 01 11 jrear. t.d tlia 1.300 men, two-thirds of Mia in from tho .turn, nntt allny* of ,iii..i N«w York, Were tilin ■n,l alrnlgtit lv ttlelr nilllturjr tint. forma, rig. eyeid and tin, 1.1 \eey 'or Iho ino*t |mrt, sat even iluiih. w »m> .twin line I bail touched thn depth*, tat. a «elf -1.-.1-... tint! c__ipreavU.il' and luolttul frankly out •on Ihla Inner wot 111 I that tieat* Ilium men. I 1..' lit graitn prlaotiers am marked with a Maltriiu cms* »n tlm coat collar. demiting perfect record and entitle* tho wearer inttruclor —laicising them and iti.nl.l usefulness. I admission to a private dining mom where ihey may ait at little tabb** i and talk. The ordinary dining i room la equipped with tbe re«ut» i lion long tables and •••let silence la enjoined. In I I To loach the value of self-asp port tbe prisoner I* credited seal i I a certain sum each day. repre**_t> i i Ing dally wage Aaatnutt hi.,*.-, cuint are charged food, -Inth-ta. I stag. medical attendance ami i all fines Imposed for violation. af I the rule, or for failure to pa.. i t-1.,1 examinations m The final punishment for -A who MS_M break lb* rl*-, I* reduction to 'ba. third trade i hi* mean* to be tut Oft from the t active life .if the Inhibition. out of drill .ad "tint" work. In i .i.ii. wina where no wound pen*. irate*. Mere the culprit help* with i tbe Institutional mending under the ey» of guard Iti.lii.rl.i; and i .instil.it«• sllenee I* tha rule, i As- no prisoner est* Bel out i cept be earns hi. freedom, there are few men In I*4*llol, ward. 1..->d behavior and pat-feet law. I work .pell KHKl'lwiM, there I* no I 0i1..-1- tray, i Jo*. P Hei.lt the praagafcaap I lalenide.nl of l.lmlr* inform*, --1 to a big man menUily. physically snd spiritually, lie i. firm be- f Uever In the "irimlra i.t.-a,. hat *neteir ha* a right to. rtnrtraln Ua .er'.iiltMl. for thealr own put mi. not 'for their i' inishin.nt I 11.- sis., believe* there are con genital .in.la The ra-f-arm. iii! ran do tittle for these, but tor .the great balk of criminal* who by if neglect or Improper lisattnas' or 11environment become wtirh the r«. I formatory ran do nun I I "Tbe beat way to maintain di. I t. pliti. In a prison." be told we. I wbt-n I commented on the perfect i [order and chrerfnl .bedlam is I to take it for gran tad that disci-1 jtllns. will be maintained!" j The "Klntii* Idea" 1. new In: I practice, although It has been ad-i i torsi..) for year* hi a few learned men like laimhiusti. Tim plan i might with great profit to st.tr S and to mankind In general heap. I idled to all mr,. wo, ho.-.-tr*. district prison*, penitent toilet Crime I* dlsenie and require* '."l«'tt t.t -attnc.-if Why. then, t [send tb* criminal to prison for one or five year* to *pend hi* ttmn i[marking notches on a tUck sgalnat rjlhe day of freedom which moat Iftnallr coma, whether bet I. fit for i 'release or not! agnn I say. Wat nt it, set maw. I maahen a potaltoo on her plait. I lew Ibis mi paw, thee glow iwe.t wll hsve a Chansl off ahowan 'its boxptaltl as wet aa Its Importan*. dew yu thine tha wll nominal! a wnet.irn man. maw set calrt**. j wel. flew itt no of any yeastiirn man wat want* It. paw tskt blt.-ili. maw wsu compelt 2 snswr In tire, inegatlv. bull she aded that if paw I was maid a delagail abe eck.peclnt l,t 1,, 2 talk her along, an she would knead gnu dtea,__e. mall Hi—• trip In. p.w set II Is enuf 1' mall; him di* gimlet Will) plllHtli paltrotinem I* like thee cßnl It *kreemetb wen 1. 11-l man persootb, but Sole, aw* on plnynn* of fyar. STAR DUST A Word from Jo*h Wla*. I "A little wisdom's J. a dsngnrous thing, i.-:-- hut bow few ot us "el are 111 danger.'* 7". •v,

-___«, In a ibotiri.'tiid ).-m_ from now there may be aoma people who lian-ii't heard ol Kvelyn \9e Ml Man In i ho Wast died from awal lowing a l-'-A Ham! Had thought th.- graaafcaak part/ »*a ill flllK-l loll* a. Signal Encwffc. "Why do yon work? The will-iI.- didn't blow." "No, but the boa* |u»t blow." Comforting Information. The t.iaiithfliJi cab I* a groat Intention. It prevent* Iltl|«a.l lion by telling you Just how fsr you i lilt, four timet rouud the block on the way to til* hotel serosa front th" il.-pot. Biding Mar Time. lii'l i!i!ii« Friend— I you Intend to i.lw what kind of baud your daughter* .hall h»- Mamma of th»> Allrarlve Spoon (iltl. (grimly)— Not until after they are married. Kd.ll* For went to the mat with a state hand In other word*, be waa down with the grip. A tall man Men's Fairbanks! rln'., Is being formed. U) getting thai "Due* Hrti.lrkls.l ever do any blag for the comle paper*.' "Oh. yea; be keeps th.-m .up piled with .'.-turn postage?"

A PROFESSIONAL DISCLOSURE BY CEO. ROWSIV. Coffee and cigars had tree* reach ed when Hie boat, a man •Ins* i.me commanded attention where men of medicine g»tberisd. look up the thread of conversation, broken when dinner was nerved. "This .lory.' be began, "deal* with (Wife boys, bom ill.. tO yoart ago, when I was launching Into my practice. Their mother w»« one ol the fine.! wtrnw* I "ft know. Hal husband w aa a handsome yotins fel low, but in hi. ancestry food and .bad were lan sled. Mike BS two lie**. tab* twin* were beautiful babie*. but a* they grew Jack 'oped nature warp ed .ml while Roy w»» a gentle, affectionate child, devoted to his parent. lie.pile Ih. different dispositions, there was aympa t.'i.iilc bond between them. "After trying In v«ln to make an honorable man mil of Jack, the father gave'up and st II the* boy [Wag furred to fles* from New York. with lb* police i htae upon hUlieel*. lint the wiisre of a broken fam- Sir. eventnally became Ihe head of ja great banking house which bis i father had founded. Jack wa* nev er beard from by lb* family. •A. ibe family physician. 1 knew the skeleton In the .-Inset I was pt**ent at a great banquet at*whlch Roy, then a man of middle age. a s. to respond to a toaat. lie .'use but before he could utter th,- op, Ing word* bn sank back into hi. chair. uncon*ctous. I "I li.d noted that It was I'isi 11:10 o'clock. A tef examination showed thai he was suffering from an attack ot heart trouble, but wa. lit lag. The stuck .truck me a* ■piiicr, for but week ptevlnu* I had examined hint for life Insiir ante, iwid he was sound a* a dollar. 1 stated with bint that night, but he gave absolutely no re*pon*e SO in minis!ration*. 1 **lt was a day or two after this, when I noticed to a paper the shooting of l.f Vi a noted il,-. redo, who bad tried to hold 'tip a train In southern California Instantly I felt thill the wrottndutl man was the twin brolher of my friend anil patient. "Tho article, which bore th* date l of my friend's collapse, elated the bandit had been shot about 7-."..", "I started a quiet Investigation and within a few day* heard from tho physician who ws* attending the ."in.l.-I man. He aalif thr bullet had penetrated Ihe left »lde grating the coronary 'artery tun! producing parllal paralysis of th. heart. The outlaw, he ttaiil wai recovering slut* It. In mil "Now. geiiiii-inaa -.I.tinge a. II aiav appear, the condition of inj patient who* I war, trying to re ■tor* him in consciousness wai that of a man who had been wound ed us 'be outlaw bait been "After receiving tbe letter. I Worked upon the theory tli.it tr some manner bull, which laid low hi* twin brother had strnel BY JOSH pa support of *II the slain, ha prob ably hopes I" make Id. bed sofL Illusion .lillfllrrl, IN ROMA i -Mint Dottle Pootllghta lei.,'. Riflll. Sll|.|.l|, Kicks tt to tl." Juhiinylta* in tltlnli n overlook the strategic value of Alaska, should It be taken by an enemy," declared Representative Kahn. "Supposing there should be war between Iho Called Slates and Japan. After the first sou haitl.-' Jspsn would undoubtedly attempt to land troop* on tb* Pacific slope How would sbe so about It? She would undoubtedly first transnort men to th* Hawalftin and Aleutian group* of island*. From Honolulu the would attempt to move them tot "MOII SALt DRUGjJSa QO^ ~IU' DOWN-TOWN STORE MM^ITK^ USE YOUR PHONE 1013-1015 I.RST AVENUE _J i INO 2915 MAIN 1240 UPTOWN .TORE AmPStM Wl DELIVER t>IKEST.a-.wCSTLA«E AYE. ImWttfmmmmX "EC TO ALL SEATTLE} i*.**hii ___i__P_r• I VWbk 1 I.M-ai- —1 •to.t,«._..w.,vSi TittjuA_H*i__>iifOhiii» I_3Si!iS?..SS A After 7 Little o>clock0 clock Off Tonight PER (INT ANY UMBRELLA in the house, a**- and there are thousand*, st 25 per cent off the regular price 2*tf> per o'clock TONIGHT. price after 7 .1 clock TONIGHT We'ta got Km, many. Men's. Ladies'. Mi** ea' and Children* Umbrella*, aay mMMm^ price from a dollar to .''a Don 1 call for them before 7 p. m but _. M they will be ready lor you any time after that in-,, ._.. _ i_. "-_ a.' PI (TNT 1 ...I

The Quaker Drug Co. 1013-15 First Aye. Two Store*. Fourth and Pit* i.i i, i...... i—i,_____..„__.__.. i^. ni__. i V*f gft.ll \4t^mf^mmtm EVERYBODY PRAISES OUR: Jr*y ___rV___WJf___T_T i''"*u good re**,**, bet aW fit Cj'V_3___ »S___i here are enough to convince A* #K_fl^L _____V real merit of the prodstt VWigaH ;PR BJ' of establishment: First act i IHHK__fEI foremost, purity of Ingredient* Iwu- _i'^^^t___^Sl Including water: second, el***- Bjm *CZi*->m*-Pr^^Mm\ Una,., .nd care la th* sctssl Ti~*C.-ff-_^--_-fc;ye>_ MmU preparation and bottling; third. a j) __"^®*f^v pricing at only a fair profit to 0-*- K_-__*T'^-^^(__^N_r^i___* i »_,r_* eelve* Monte of th* good* *S %b "^^fc ^S^*iH Ail good* bear our *p*cl*l labeL m J^ m \Z p- A P. 9- BOTTLINQ CO. our mainland, and. while ocr tttaa Hon would Ik- attracted liter*. meet would prevent her from laadhg troop* from the Aleutian lilted* I* Alaska. Once *be could get a law ing In Alaska, abe could in litre em it as a base from which to ttrita •gainst our northwest. "I am urging among th* cot gre.amen the great necessity *f Ua meet formidable Hud of ruaat St fense* In Alaska, a* well tio doubling of .ireugth along our ta tire Pacific nasal chore tine. "It ha* always been my eeeeto Hon that the building of, .icaaSt and powerful coast tortlftcaUont a aa excellent type of public eater prise The money is not lo*t ta da government, but. a* most of It got! to American wnrklngtnen. it »U_» l.'-a prosperity and keep* oa da cuts ting. "For Instance the maintaining the big fleet In the Pacific, logetbß with the expenditure of such i large sum as will be necessary ta the building of such formication as have already been decided spat a* necessary, will boom every dtj on Ihe coast. My plan for tie system.tic fortification of A tat It and the Hawaiian islands sou. also make thoae place* bum wK» Industry and prosperity." lltt, your hat of E. N. Brookl Co, 1331 Second SV. .*etj

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MANY NEW PRIZES ADDED TO LIST- tocky Couple Will Receive Articles of Value to Meet Present and Future Requirements—Matrimonial Editor Receives Many Inquiries. mt m aa a 9^P a a

S*f* plllovt. .slue OMt V*»-Such«n*n Co. 4 4 grtdtl hot. ?us»l lb IV— M. Veils, ftorltt at gutter hotel 9 Pit* pound of candy—B*ach'* quality Candy Co. 1907 a J ""chair, worth It— Crel*H*nkln Co. Chan, wort* -Grol* Rankin Co. Set o' disiteae-Bo Marche. Ttlkln. machine— O. %,s)ohneten Co, a, DI worth »15—St Furniture Co, atowr sack* Vienna flour i.ti.m Mill 4 Elevator Co. Steading sab*, worth SlO—Union Bakery, at? Pike st, Cut Blast dlth—McCarthy Dry Qoodt Ca. CHS''o'"' worth II Fall Department .tore. C«e_,p,rie flavoring extracts and ape**. Quaker UitKure »et—B.rttll Drug Ca. I Tellet set Rave i Orug Co. $10 J* aeceunt—Union Saving* 4 Trust Co. Three piece .tlvet tea art Dates' Jewelry .lore. On* deten photo* of bridal party —De Lu.* Studio, 7 -jsjli. Lumb*r 'tang, building. Ptir gold mounted jia.er Preelta 4 McCoy Optical Co. cigar*—S. Y. Leckh«rt. Third and Washington. g,lh room fl.tur**— Br.etri Plumbing Co.. 221 Pin* .1.

Ftgaan. tab* candies cigars; •j ik* UtU* requirement* for a ,«e**f_l wedding »t' b^*"" *d a. i to the list of prtte* for the •_, girl whit at.trie* on the 1-eap Tsar sis. Th* swte-'ieii tbat the bride ■laid nut c.re to smoke, did nol putt a cigar deal. from offering Iba of cigar., for he plained Ul! ike ftoom mid need them ba grm to -l» Iriea-tt. m^m prospective bride wa* l» --»edtatrly co«»!lsd _|S the offer of llpoaed but of i-.ndt from a can m first Bt tb* B*» of sets**. 10 In nam Mr, offtft article* to meet present ma) 'Kara financial enter.' mt uMkt to make matrimony skuA-it ta eusleaiplste for any ■sa *k* has t k>b Aid It tb* Ban bat no Job. the lea.tie Ktnpejimeot agency after* It tipple one. St tar ac landlord has come foe ward i* offer a month's rent free Is tke Meomftl wofießn; bet *vee 4e taamort ni*. be stirred to gen enmity -fore the eonteet I* iter If that :tej»ir-oIJ Met- _ apber. trtiaie letter pahH*bed recent SUNDAY TOPICS pp at a a a a a a

9 bwitfl tor tbe church col- «as a the Statnrday Star trill a eat to j .-p'ed after O'clock j tdtj afternoon. 4 Ai notice* mutt contain a esSwrts of etnom Clog to delay It the drily, a 5 try of ouils nolle-, abuuld a I *to gulled at early a* i 4, hit a Older to Insure 'heir *mv*i tt Tit* Star office at tl* lira* *pecifled. a test...***..*.* C*at'*g.tiew*l. PtyTowtb—Third and t'nlvenity: :9m. .arts J Van 11-rn 11. t».. p«.-.ir Bsrtlrea it a m and tp. at; -atng sunt- "Zarhoetta set Otsur Uen~t'p Tree." Ktew- S. !_W the World Com* to an ttod ta INI. or E. err PCtrtnt—Ofiadway aad Rrpublle t»: Rev. !M.,,r I IJtwt.ln S-tilth. ft ft, ptslor Services Ham. and I a st: ll* ts "The Cnurrb for -ttsf; i I m. "The Right Key ■Ma" I'Bivertlty—Brooklyn ar. north; S*». 11. i*. Mason, pa _or. Ss-rvlce* '."Tto Laymen's Mavememt"; evetn- Mil a m. and p. aa.. im.rniag. i ■Vat tad Mud." I Kigewster—Whitman ar. near Kl_hca.ni* at.; Rev. Wm. C. Kant U ft. i.t.t ,r H. r vice a 10: It **4 11 p m :mnrnlnr. com swaloo snd sddrtmw. "The ta*y W.-.e.-n-nt"; 1:30 n. m_. SMI Jesus Christ Utd for cwr tatttt Men." rrwsiect— Bart Pttwpect tt. and V You Don't x Have to Be Told Tbat Ownership of Great Business Property, located la tbe Batista* Center of Seattle, like tbe Alaska Ilolldlnx. t'olman ■set or the Central It .tiding (Trustee Property No, 6. SB Third j AssatwK i. Good Investment. YOU KNOW IT*S SO. ?_..*** yon "do want to be told Is: How YOU can invest such ■SSt4wtS» as roil mi hsppeg to ,_,,,. from lime to time In and *n-"y ,h" benefit* 'it. .labtltt. and great DOUBLE EARNING POWER. tnam*n you havt> but ii hundred tlollars or so at a time. sy regularly investing such sum. a* they become available In I _. IIT/_ or BUSINESS I RIB 1 I i IhS UNINCUMBERED, i __ I I ORIGINATED BY VI 11 I V_T A. L. HAWLEY AND W. D. WOOD, _tawtt before yon are aware of It, yon will have become pos ****or of most anhstsntlal etttate. conal.tlng of the most val table *nfl property that e*l«t* In h per month, and can .upport a wife In good shape, I "Plea** communicate the.* ll*e. j to thl* fair maid of 10 summer*, ss II Would tike to make bar acquaint »nee 1 mean bu.lnesa. Another MSB* I. from a bold raotonsan on an electric car, who l* i j a .traacer la Seattle and lungs for J companionship. 10th ay. north. T I* p. ns. eren •ttii. and sermon. 'Pilgrim s l'r« rees." Pra.b. teriart. Klrst —Seventh and Hprtng: Ilev. vi A. Matthew*, pa.tor. Hui.).. t tarm.in, at II a. Nt, **Oud'« Olfta la I's Versus Our .lift, lv Hod": 110 p m 'oiir New Uninitiated Comers." Westminster—ltro*d way and Ce liiit'ttU. Ilev. M. Wll.mi. i ul .r Preaching at It a. m and f:3O p. m. ih|e, t. "The Responsibility I at the Church In the Nun-Christian »■_!_ and "V* Must D* Horn Again." Cherry Si.—Knd ay. and Cherry; Ilev. W. A. Mevenaon. lit. D.. pee ing. II a. n.. "Tb* Crowd of Wlt i, c 7:3* p. m. "Work Wine and Women." aert_»a la ins m-n. Baptist, Temple—Tblrd and f*ed*r— lt»v. Oeorge llobert Cairns, Waaler Serv ice. 11 a. m. and t:10 p m.: morn ing t-.tpl--. -Jell'.lrth Talil-Ken?!. the l.tr-t mt Itlgl.te.eusn^as. eve* lag. problem "I*, v.. Advocate an impartial t&forremrat of ItSWT Tstiernarle—Hlh *v. worth and It.trrl^.ri. John Mar Dean mlw- Ister. It a. m. Men Who Hare l-.ra.ed Through lh* Needle* Rye". 7 1* p. m illuaaear,.! sartnon try I'-. A ttld.-r. Of •Ml l.t ltd. .1. on "Japan and the Philippine*." West Meat,!.'—Madron i hall Rev Arthur l> Carpenter, pa.tor. t P m.. "fellow.hip." lita.li l.tl» Km ._,i I *t. and '.lh *v. N. X: flee. D Q, nil., pa. tor. Hen Ice. 1! m and lilt p m.: m a'ut'i* subjest. *Th* Holy Sa.l'it the Anchor nt Peer* In Ihe Hour: eventful. "Our IJta* a Mat ter of Choke." I'.fi'itiii.is n.ti.'ti'i hall. Rev. it 0 °°THK SIATTI.H STAhe A) )AV IAN. 11, 1908. Hurry ItrTgUsen, ps.tur. II a. m. 'Tbe llu-|Ql,' What 11 It For." Christian llrst--.tlrosilway and Ks.l Oily*; Itev. A. I. i i|,in*n iMisi.ii _iiv lie. tl a. 111 and 7.10 p. ttt morn In* i .pi.-. Stripped slid i:.|uip|»-.l fur Hervlee"; M i> m, 'The fat elllilUtl s M.thodi.t (irpen l,ak* M tl—Ssth and Is! BY. N. ll I: La. Ilenedlct. |M.S I Inr. "10:19 a. in, *nrt)itin by l.tsii gell.t It 11. Hetietllct; .:I0 p. in. "I'lin ih-tirs ronipronil**'*; 7:30 p. tn. "The lll.ih Mp.il P. I' Hi' hum. at Chicago, will b-j-t lint singing I'iilirrt.lty M. R---J, M I'tiiw, p.iet.'t. 11 a. in., fit ii.ii-i- l:,uti 11-in", 7:39 p. in, .liming uf revival meeting.. Queen Anna. M. K.—Oarfl.bl and 1 nth »v. west; Itev. 1 I. n it. 11 Kl li.'it, p .-.in f Herv ice* 11 it and I 11 Ik i> iii intirning. "The New IIMI ci ''ill*. I.IS? 11l a.-tl-a nf "Ureal Hauls, far lllghlemi. ii. a- lit 4in .lid MllaiW", flft.t-li miaul* c.a. sanrtea, Kpiaeepal. Trinity PsrUb— tth an i Junes. Itev. II 11. Unwell, pastor. Mervlce. 7:10 and II a. nt. mid 7.JU %t. m.; ninrnln. lople. **Th* I ton,., liny h.ited". .truing. "Nut Conformed, bat Tr»n*ftumed mi i.iiie. N. Ntb at and Mtmie in li.-tii.nt; Hi. bat.l Man .field While, pastor. II a. m, "Hear ta One Anolher'a llunten and Hu ful fill lh. |_« nf l*tirt»t." .lit Is. treated from aa Indu.trtal aland l»itnt. Caie-l.c Mt J*me*' Cathedral -Ninth an-1 Marlon, maaa dally al I m Itua day .1 a, 7. and a m; blgb I--... .in. in.: vesper*, p. Clin I t'll Of Ititltta. utal. Cutir.pt tun I .ii. and xtaiion, inn., dslly ai (:t« and s .in a. Nt Hunts at S. 1 aad S;J* a. ni nigh mam al 19.10 am. vap.r. at 7:10 p. m. Iwtdy of tlood Help-Hh and Jef fersoti; rtunday nu»»s al 7. and a m high inae at it a. m per* at p. m. XI. J,... ih. I tth and K. Aloha Mass dslly .1 *:10 and 1:30 a. m Waind- 7:30 .nd in blgb mass, It a. m.: vespers, 7:19 p tn. Mt Alp't .ll.ti. ISih ay. n. W. and W. f.itn st, Haiti nd Mass, t a. ni Mt.t,t|«». mat-. lam htgtt maaa. 19:19 a. m Hun-lav s, bt.d. J* p. Nt; benediction. l;tS o at Luther. I Lutheran. Imtnanuel-Minor and Oltv*; Ilev. 11. A. Stub, iust.tr Mervlce. lis m and t in. In Norwegian Holy Trinity—E. iMlvs and 11th: Ilev. It (1. li ii li i-sititr Morning *üb)e.i. "Aim. »nd »_td.*": 7:4* l» m. "The In pardonable j Sin." Christian See... Fir.' Church of Chrlrt. lent I*l j tlj «ib at H-rti't. II a. tn, and c to.; .i|.,je.-i. "rUrrarttenl"; readme r.-.in. »;i Alaska I -.Hiding Hsw-etitt Church ef t*hrl«t. tentlat —SOU W. IMb *t. Uallard Hervlc II a. tn.; subject. Ha- attt". I leading room in church building. M.si'em,! The The,.., b|. at Itmteljr. liajrlla l-"!(" ll.'l Second. K'lti-Ui .lip. m.. lecture; subject. "The Work ef Ibe Humane X.. let,.- i.» Miss. May Krueaer. rt. 1....1 of lll.irr.mml,.n Hpaa lull. Arcade building, j> rite Power of Hpliit Over Mind," Heattle I .irhk- H-taleiy-Alkl hall. 1 p. m,. lecture, by Helen tUce ttur- Islgb; euhjes-i. -The Inner tMf"; t.mfet.-n.-e. ?:SS m lit.! tttvlae H.-inws ITturrh—Co lumbia I*,, ball, llr-M.twav and I'lne; Agrte* IL McCarthy, pas taw. It a m lople lie le Transformed Inn era .1 New Thought ...a-tnbi) —The. m«,.hUal ha. 1129 s. t,.l ay. 1 p. ttt. "laove, i "■-iir I.hip and Mar riage"; evening lecture, t. at halt 1. Ijtt'.r temple, a'.il,J..t. "Are There (It her World. Wlllt I lie Main* Hya- I ten, of I.i. in. aa Our*T" TRIMBLE OPENS NEW HEADQUARTERS a Campaign headquarters and of new. for the William P. Trimble correspondence bit re* II have been secured al 301 Hinckley black. The Trimble campaign will. henrofortb. be conducted from this office Hinr-e I lb* campaign opened Ihe Trimble 1 tight has been conducted from Mr Trimble's office* In the New York block, bat change ha* been re* dered necessary on account of a lack of sufficient room The correspondence bnrean tort nee led with the Trimble campaign ,1. being conducted by Kdwtn S. til 11. formerly editor of Ihe Seattle New. and a member of that Re publican City Central Committee (mill the Seventh ward. a 'brand NEW BABY lIAKCIISPIKIaf). Conn Jan. II I hi. town I* greatly excited and rejoiced over th* fir.i stop ihe link has mad* In the tillage for 10 year*. The child, a boy, lived at the bam* of Mr. and Mr*. Kb.) .1 Sny der. Resident, of the lown are flock ing to Snytler'a home to sen tbe baby and Hie village druggist I* laying In certain line* of good* which be ii.tl almost forgotten how lO order. OFFICERS ELECTED.

At the election of officers of Hie Hon. of Veteran*, K. 11. Cftfdtslnn waa chosen command. r, (.core* K. flrandenberg senior vice, J. A. Hill ings Junior vice, and S. I). Wlagat*, Ft S. Uriffltb aad 11. X .'...let dele j gate* to the state e*cam|>OM>4it. In •tallatlisa will take place February It. ___^___ TO __ CUNt FOR RENT— n^s-r 4 I I.ft i I". -wsswid at. M- TWAIN'S MILK FACTORY INSILVENT, BUT HIS HAIRPIN WORKS ARE ALL TO THE GOOD-A HUMORIST IN BUSINESS I (S..ttl. Star EsolQlve Service.) NSW Vtilth Jan ll.— linn too, there I* ihe M*rk Twain of dual lie.* In addition In adding so in., li to tbe gayety id It litr.ailnu tO great liutimi Ist ha* rlißind th* elu.lve dollar In the devlniih way* of commerce. Not linn b 111, been mild Of the commercial *ld,' of M, Twain, hilt he feela that Ibe expert etii'ti ha* been mighty eventful. Murk Twain* fit.i liu.tn«.s_ von inn- look the form of mining aad the in-ill- wa* laid in N'uvada In i5..., when he wn. I" years of age. 'I hen In- turned tn lerlurliig. Only one kind nt miners turn .root nun In.t to leciuiiiii? and tin t are mil ib« fellows who create Ttiitapnht aud litildfleliis. ill. netl appearance tuil.lile Ih* literary field was In lh. rult, of nn Investor, It. devised a t.i|dio>., that was bulled ..I juy by .11 the nst ton and many forelgnera, for set,-ml year* Ibe *ale« of tlm •crap- I books aiiiounii'd to in.. unit annual ly, but uolsudy ever heard that Mark wain made I,.it.in. out of thnui. !"M lie f,iiii,d:-il the publish ing house of t?. I* Wcb.li-r 4 00e Mi b waa tl- .tiiieii to cast a heavy «tiadow on 111. life.. The firm pub llshed th.- Mem,, of Oen. It. 8. Ilrant." In I vi., It collapsed at.'l the wreck was complete. Mark Twain st so year* w*. i .■■mlb-.s. In pool health and linn nun i„ i,i III* real liability waa .Unit ,0.000. but he at once declared his Inlen- Hon of paying every dollar. A bus laeaa man might declare hi. ln*olv ency and si. free again. 'Tint I am not a business man." wrote Mark I wain at the time, "and honor i* harder master than 'be law It cannot compromise for lew. than 100 cent* on ihe dollar and It* de.ls nr.ei outlaw." He expected lo pay all In four year» and then at it start anew for Mm self He .11.1 II 1,, le** it..,,, that I from a lecturing lour and a tsolj i on travel. Hut now he ha* been along .gain A. preßldenl of the I'lt.man Co of America, which manufactured mlllt products, he ha. admitted the in. eolveney .if that row-era. Ills pc. I loss I* $33,004 and he declare* 1 RAISES MICE FOR MEDICAL COLLEGES AOUIC LATHROP. i Seattle Star L.clv... Service.) i OHANKY. Ma**. Jan. tt.-~The queerest farm In the I'm led Htale*| 1. owti'd -nd rat rid.-ted by Miss Abbta lawthmp. aa entetpti.iug j young woman just out of her teens, near Hit. It, Heversl year* ago Ml** lathrop fell heir to the farm. She bad no «ie-rlen.e a* v faimer, but Mie bad given considerable attent' to -flair, of lb* world, I'liislll site bit upon a plan to mskn It pay. She slatted a mouse farm tn a ■mall way. Her product .be *old to medical Colleges I'ioni th* out set It proved a paying venture. Now she has a market for nearly ail the mite .he can islse. And she I* making money out of I, BORROW MONEY ON INSURANCE POLICIES (By Untied Pre**.) NEW YORK. J.n ll.—Thn .trait, to which men of wealth were put during the October panic baa been revealed. In on* Instanrn 11 1* shown Hist SO.eOO policy bold- i'ti of tbe New York Life In-ir aoee company borrowed total of ♦iS.OOO.'MVi fiotii the company on their policies. Insurance men *ay tbat what happened In the Sew York Life company also occurred In the Kf|'t!iatili. and Mutual Mfc, and. to a leaser degree, lv thn ■mailer rnmiuiiile. CaitfornU Endorses HAS PRANCISCO. Jsn. ll.— Ma meeting of the executive commit tee of the I.ensue of Lincoln Rnose veil Republican clubs of Ifillfornla held here, Taft was endorsed for president. Taft Endorsed In Ohio. I 'Hi ii lan ll.—The fifth Ohio Republican congregational committee today endorsed be can didacy of William 11. I all for pre. I*l,l District Attorney Resign*. ISMNYMt. 3mm. 11. I lilted Mates Disiila-i Attorney Karl M CraasTttw k,wt swat his resignation I Km Attorney faewees. I'baa. J Men* parte at Waahtwgle* to take e«fwt. D aa bum. a* bis BBS—SB— 1* ep> r pointed. EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPH FOR THIS NEWSPAPER SHOWING THE MARK TWAIN Of TODAY IN A STRIKING POSE. lit? Ikst ha was swindled mil 113.-00 of that amount He wants it made altar that there la no connection f**tween this concern and the Ptawman Co. of Kngland. which w«y« lii in regularly per cent on SUr.OOU .to, _* .landtag eslrangeiiient. overcome lb* .ens of Injustice be baa nursed ever sine- bis father disinherited MBS a* tiTimiti of hi* marriage to a Gentile, sad led htm In accept a compromise epartng the widow the gala a bitter court room cm lest Th* eatate has Increased vastly In value .lace th* death of th* elder Goldaltdn and now figure* rln** to the p-seopom mart The I proposition which 111. contestant accepted I. said to be a substan tial one, though of it'll:..- it Is not I BITS 0' HEWS _&2S2S2s2_^^ Dane* at lb* Herald. The S'testa of Ihe Herald and Ihetr friend, were entertained la.. evening at a dance at the hotel rr.l.c Club B. I. The l-r.ilt.- club will entertain a dancing pant ttaturday evening, January IS, at Christens, n'a lull. Bhswand.*.* Club, The a.ndasee t-luli ll' meet next Tuesday, at I p. in., et th« res idence of Mr* J A. James, til later street. Knickerbocker Club Dsnc*. The Knickerbocker club gave a il.titr last evening at t'hrt.ten.en'. llrtmdway hall. About erven')-rim couples were In attendance. Lady Sterling Chapter, U. D. C. Entertain*. I Janl -teni-ia laatly Hterltn* chap. tar, I'nl'eil liaurtiter. of the t'on-l federacy, entertained at card. in ih. ttarlor. of the Ml I'ranil. Mil* Helen Frink Hot!..*. '"Ml.. Helen ink by tier ...nsin Mia. Intxabeth Mann. hi.elea. at an Informal dance last owning «l her home, on-01 hSV. In ntm.ar of th* Delta (Ittiltna at,..lit) M' and Mr, Ch... Pro.crl Is Cele heat. 62nd Wedding Anniversary. tlMr, and Mr* ■>. lrttl"ii Tb* club will be n.aiaied by llerr Jnhahn Miiiuunrdt. violinist, and Mm* Al exandria Marquardt lmr|-ist. An et, -client program ha. been ar ranged. i Joint Installation. I I .-idles of th. tl. A. It. Mt evens pmmt, 0 AH. end the Woman's .HHiff iters wilt I* trial bunt In eialhitlxn ibis aiawßta .1 th* Knigt... mt I'ythla. boll M Ihl. era! mummer of a spiral pin com pany that yield* profit to It. stock holder* while It minister* tit tin heed* of wumanklnd. Miner, serapboob Inventor, pub lisher, milk product* manufacturer, hairpin maker. Versatile Mark Twain, a* large as the quarter .hare of I the .-stale tor which he wa. fight {Ing Kight year, ago Monroe Gold I stein married a beautiful girl of Fresno, Ml** Barths Hyde, in op position iii the wtshe* of his father. who harbored religion* prejudices .nd wa* thereupon cast off by hi* family tn shift for himself. This be did with attt-f■••»., bet when hi* '.lie died In November, 1304. tbe j aoa as naelU.lly disinherited. !_■!«•: left li no ea.h and a life set- I I lenient of ISO a mouth. Half tin j estate wa. left to Ibe widow at.,, j a qtiarb-r to the second son and jthe f.itirth quarter wn. to held In tru.t by Mt*. Go!d«teln. At-- Ihe probate of 'b. will, a contest wa. j filed, alleging (hat th*. ease. 1 wa* of unsound mind by reason of J chronic ailment. Tb late con j (..met with hi* wife wilt return to Portland, where be to engaged la I newspaper work time all the office** of the three tuitions who have been lot etl for the ensuing yrttr, will le. In stall.-. The si I. *-*c open lo the public. Seattle Symptieny Tomerrwtar. The Heattle Svt?i|tb.i|i) orrhestra •if fifty-lwn pieces will give an other of It* popular converts tomor* row afternoon at the Moore theatre. In sedition lo the rsrelleni pr-ttgrwm which ba* hos-n prepared under Hie dlrertlnn of llerr Kerrla. Hesitle music lovers *re lit have Hie pleas ure of again hearing Jan Kubelik. wtiu will t>e the soloist for the aft ernoon. Kubelik will give two numbers, exclusive of Ibe encore., to which he nits.,.. until gracefully respond* Woman's Glee Club Concert. Thl* evening, tn the gymnasium of tbe .late university, tin* Wom en', (ilea, club will heard t» con cert for the first time this year. The i ni,. 11 I. arranged In two l.ir'.s Ihe flr.t part being a nilscel- Istiem,. program and the second part crm.tottng of a in'stit called "The Harden of Flowers." T»^ glee club ha. been carefully lmln.il by IMI 11 Kimball, mnet.nl direct, of st the t'nlversliy of Washing t .it and the cuncert I. looked for ward to with tit nth Interest by tin student body. The t Inl. Ims jnat returned frum a short trip. duHng i which they gave itiml successful concert, at Kverett ami Knnlitimlali. Following the entertainment there i. planned an Informal dance. D. A R. Powder Ball. The annual ..Innl.l Powder halL which la to ha given on Hie SHEET MUSIC j "Pnlry Queen." 1.•*,-.ou« matron, of Ihe cli.|>ter, and every effort Is l.etf. i-'it forth to liutke the affair a *u« ,-c... Th. proceed, of >be ImII are to lie used toward tlte Washington j monument fund;— a fund which has t.ecn er'nl li-!...i| by the ladle, of Ibe D. A. R. for a statue of Wa*h iiiai.ni. which Is now being eiecut ed ft>r I hern by a fatuous collator, and which Ibis chapter expecia In unveil during Ibe twining Alaska- Vtn ..It 1-a. Iflr exposition, on th* campus of Hie L'nlverslty of Wash In.t-m "l*«lnl, powder and patch es" do much lo heighten the charm both of yitutb and itisture woman linod. and a merry time Is antlrlpat*

100 Bodies In Mm*. JACOBS CREEK. Pa., Jan. 11.— It I* peralitently drclartid by miners here ihat tbere are 100 bodies yet In 'be li*rr mice One of the miners' organizations. It 1. claimed, j lias 70 member* missing or unac counted for. SiSSOS TO LECTURE AT HARVARD Dr. l.'.iwnr.i U. KlSaOtl or Die I 111 vertily of Washington, de|iartinent of education, baa accepted aa In vitation lo give a series of lectures before 'he summer *rhool at Man yard University this yesr. l>r. 81* «ou I* *n educator of national repu tation, and the .11 lo Harvard 1* a recognition of hi* auccrsiful work on the faculty at tbe university. Di Herbert O. Loll will conduct his work a: lh. .--mi.!. school here. PLAN BIG MEETINO Ihe Culled Presbyterian cbttrrhe* of the city are planning a great gathering of 'be member ship of the Pugel Sound Presby tery In Seattle the coming summer. The event will lie patterned allot tike gathering* which lull- become customary In the east. CONTRACT IS LET. The contract tor the construction of the Agricultural building at ibt Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition was lei ycaterday afternoon by the director* lo 11. Chaae 4 Co., of this city for 111..k0. Thl* I* All Right. inn too Jan. 11/—Br patina 10 cent* a year, wo king girl, wtsa are member* of trade unions will receive medical consultation* and j ilea. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OPEN TO-NIGHT 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. DEXTER HORTON CO. BANKERS New York Building Second and Cherry g The H, I' lii«ile even attempt [Ki.'Slble lo keep lb* existence of tbe special nibatliig depsrtment a set nt Ibis .nil I* contains the first public mention of It. It was ia, this department the evidence, I allowing State Itallroad Coram!** 1 Qltmer l>iv*land received *pe»clal cruirei iibtns on s'tr.i shipment^ was found, While on the wltnea* ft and before Commissioner L_a*, Aittlslaiit Oi-n.-rat Freight Agent Rtllhbs at first denied knowledge of the list of favored shipper* on j which appeared lite name rjf lanve i land. i.iilei ,_.•■ Imltted he bad j Been the 11.1 In the office of the getterul freight agent. Another reason the railroad j fought bard to protect tbe rebut ting bureau wa. that they did not j want an 'limn v shippers to know I their big business rlvult bad been i sating perhaps 11.000 i week be cause, of a special rale. The ll.t of favored shippers did not become public when the bti j reati was discovered In October, hence the names of a score of big men were shielded. I leader, of this paper can expect some amazing data In article* to follow. Small dealer* who won dered why they were undersold In certain commodities and forced to retire from Hit field at points on the Hotilhern Pacific line. Will learn for tin first time j?!--' how tbe trusts win- able to run thorn out ot business. LECTURER IB ILL. Ilrahtn Yon Her llerg. the |eo ttiritr due on the university lecture course Tuesday, I* seriously 111 In Chicago, according to a telegram received yesterday by Prof. Daggy, who has charge of 11,.- course. ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4****44*444 a SEND OR CALL FOR A f COPY OF OUR STATE-, MENT OF DECEMBER -IST. 4 IT WILL SHOW YOU HOW T WELL OUR DEPOSITORS X ARE PROTECTED. $1 Opens I a Savings I i Account ii i NORTHWEST I i TRUST I i SAFE DEPOSIT ii COMPANY I BHORftOCK. President I J. P. HA HTM AN. J Vice President V Ml KASTIKK MYI.KS. -_• Secret* ry. J J J V. A. SMITH. J Cashier. m f I first Aye. id (.urs.li. SI. (^l*l nt. WASH. *■*■_____■-■■_■___* ameeeeeeeeeemsmmpm '.♦♦44444444444444S 544444 5% PREMIUM Allowed on Certificates fOR DIAMONDS AND WATCHES American Watch Jewelry Co., SOS FIRST AY.

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I p. in .i an we a isii m I Want Ads Telephone T firm! To Us And M I ill Do the Rest Chare* for one In.ertloa, too I u» line .even wind, to th* i line. Three time*, on* cent j wotd. no month, «c tier Un. per day. Minimum c v.*re* for an "ad 10 rents 4_OWNTOWN AOBN CV I Kenued/ l bus Co. l-*lr*l ay. and Cherry. HAl.l.Aliti M7'\. I' 'I Mullen. 331 Ballard** ay. op p. flit lUII PUon*. H.llatd SO.. MAIN OrriCß-Seventh St 5 be.ween I'nl in and linlveialij. Phone*. Main 1010; Ind. ttl. Th* Star ca.in.it guarantee accuracy or stsum* responsibil ity for error* of sit] kind oc curring in telephoned sisss tlicint lit. -a— -n i J^ ii I SOCIETY NOItCES. I Ihe ma.- nouaa i-i-« I» all Its .ranches ,uM»*r weath.f Mrl**t*g. .n dt-ta Itaettsil. 1 saw t'artun.er —.1 .SPECIAL NOTICES. fli.n.iiis .t*er*ra A ar a r. a. o*c*.%n -Ull f r,e* rartß.ai. »rthaa,ra. 511! tit, Alt*. HELP WANTED— MALE. Tar *al*-_AwfwllT rMis t lat«* Irwns el lan*, with how**. I*, row*. It* lar- Is. h..is T d«i*w i-t|.'-i t *»«.n Bets 3 law *..•__•__..._" ___ al t.t, all l-wr twanlh Take Swallte. Tamil* te'.- ,rl I. Vali*t CStf See i Mr 111., ih* a*n*r. *____ i \v*ntr* fee th* I. Marls* Oe*M Men t-er ...n 7! an.l 11 Aw -p.r fa- a, lamtial'iara t-lt Waal**—A fa lar.a, *o«* Wllinstsi or Huskies pr.fsrred Tall Itl t-..1». January 11 I**i 1.'...n I m t-hon* Mala I*9l —It II Wan,ad—A Hm. 1 fraat. row, mnet (I,* s tar.* auanlKv ef milk, uuerni-r pre. 1.... I Phoaa lire*, til. —II 11 FOR RENT—HOUSES. Tttre reiaai rest lege el lit 2TIS N .ear Medietas, tit per at*.,lt a... et 111 -~p FOR RENT ROOMS eempOmTmmTmmtPm sa^sssskW'skt-Ssa-i**^sa^i l^»iaaa*MS'»».__ii_a^a.l ■^^sa_i.W^^_. f*ar llstai—l*fifarnlah*»d h*.:,m**k**v'.nion. for anew! lea m'tom tt food las* wear await. Ap tly or wrlta W. 11. OffUld. R*nton. Wiih *-II P rofl HISi aiHi.iiM. him for Hata al a Hart s!a— Taw* ro*»m ffoomtn* hoasc. .1 It*, Klftl. a* for t7SA Incetma 111 I* Its. %*r mnntk 3 1 lawk* frota Plka .1 Must hm *i.i this w*»k on ii'iiifit Of itiintf t*Ti«n« Main IT* —1911-p Tor SALE— MISCELLANEOUS. 1 fMr I and swttchan madn ta ardar It sir bou«ht and solH Mrs II M ,f rim a*. —l-U-l-U •i'l'iir hanjo. hack snd wins dan*lri* Fief ffavlay, 1121 .iii.'l ay. Is* i* nt* in-Mp Be-..-a .nsehlft.e st katt-aJa. T Ruth, ".ail firat aa I'hin a If —\t Wood Far Hala— Df> foraal mttM iM- mapl*. fir. rodar, II It par toad. 4*ll\ •rati .l 317* Vor Hals—3T yards brand t.*•■* car* fat. will s«ll for half prtt a Mar >tar*on. Nurlhwant *;i.d at rornar Murphy p)ara, 1! Hi V CHARCOAt* Dlrsct from lha tmrnsr lo yoti ord*r 100 small fnr prompt attention or 100 isrs** for our sapnritr Trornpi da llv*r ta all Northwreal points Addraaa at onca, Krad J Evarta, foot r'ufry at Tortland or a. h Vfssb mMk row Wit ksirom, rornar Railroad and _*rhoon»r. Mallard —11-11 LOST AND FOUND. l,oi*t- T.t rijeh polntar Mir f. whltn with brawn or II vsr apots It a ward for rsiurn to 2t» IMb it t, li V'.iin«B 111 AM7HACTOMS. flaotb WMttlss**/ lfr»»r..[S Abarrart ro, a_.akllah«4 I*.i -t attiati. e.t 5.1...1-I lt«.i|tte, ratstl Piar.-ltsiits laatnataiw. l-aar-llns Itettsas. Kllhaul •-..i.i. tsr.SSI bustnaas tit ail p.lnel(Mll .ni... Talma*, lie Waist* bullets. it .SI.AItY l.tt.tS'S Till. rt;g«,-|!.\T l.otN t'UMMNt, ttl Uttlt'lN 111 Il.tltMl —If M .ti.t- 1,.«. ,->l aatatlad p*-.|>t* en tie- Ot.nd, f»r cheap ealaa e»a it. waatils j Oa.ni c,, tie 1..,,.,., ggtiagt ll.uk WIS*. 1. I ,-ai. fil.si. ■•i...i,-. .1 ll.a rata Inierei, i a w.-i-■•.■.... III.Iti tlat.t li.-v. ni, salary i t ...._. i i seat a.- N.i _. a, -....i...1 tat I-, Maah Bids ..I est e'er |«an, .ne... t.■ l, |ie* ia tie! P X -.1 i:. .i.n. ni-, i... aaa4 J_a.liar.fl —t-t 1....- tin furtilltire. horses, ate. Wat Iti.. ti Itt Vt-alar 1,1, t.,..., I —If REAL ESTATE DEALERS. ntMaMAN, 1. t. I Tims. littts AlMil.ril ItKtlllK.Ntt. til Maw talk Blttall £e_ ___ "~OANKIa. TUB OsVA|,*AN HANK OF iHi.MKItt'B l.ni.'.M HIT Itaa.l liitlte, T»,en,.n C.natJ. lee hran.s uffltas In i. i ails snd tti* t'niia.l Slales A sia.t l.i.i -.a Iranssclad Ibtatast allewed a. Hui. dsftetaila bavimos irrittnitNT Saatlla 1,, art. tt 11 V Hell. War —It ri-ngi SOUND NATIONAL IUNK Of RgATTI.a i*eint.l stork i.std In llllttl: sur plus t_ Sal .1 I'-llltl |ttas J S t1..1.i --smith, tit-e era. n V Anltens t-estt -I*l ».i .1. 1. i in- tl-.il tittle mt IK* t'ailta.l States .nd tturtlp* ATTORNEYS AT LAW. t*. g ,*1v.a,11M.1.a"., ..ft Wife. laliu. am..a. and sa,,l«ma.ts tt wed 11 I'slsaw ti. 11l First at —tl Atiiualtie li-.'.it _>•_. Tit Nic Turk 11..- k A rr.,l .it..lar .1.-31 .Saw l.rk k

Ituw.il ll rarr.il. lit New 1.1 His —tl PHYSICIANS. Woman a |Ha#aa**--T>r John Itoihlnp Nuitt ml. Kfial Itldt. t-VsT -*a -r-t Pi l-ai'ait «.l krvsida Hhm And ll.a ur.nafy ilMAtdsl j OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Hamu*t e»s WA 11' ejjMtn Inatitut* a-.its; h Cansul i.Mti ari't aanmlr>*tl»n fr*w flttll Kttsl lsld« Mnta St*i PHOTOQHAPHtRS' SUPPLIES. I ii-lfii" Supply C*. 11l Cfc-MTJ At ffatStlt* ~~at _ ___ ___ MUSICAL. UUUn nsfcaf. **ir*, II R»ty*k* Ulurk ti OPTICIANS. ""~li» 1m I s Optical rt, IM A reads fstatl. mnnufactuflnt OCULISTS AND al ,1?ST8 ni il OtaMHTKAt- M V ll'Mi It I* tl I l« A«n4»»a kt app«*lnimant _*.*a rtitad lit lUtal if U Msla Ul*. I Ind. «•«_. —t^ W it .XX' VK M If f Throat' «)laaaaa «a« Amailrsn Rank l«4* ll^wra it _tvn4*ia. te 11 —If Or Wisium I'nlliaiter—Throat. Nwnb. y.tm Ear. 111 .ll.sk. It Mala Ittl MASSAGE. IClwrtrte'-ltaHt »*.ha or x in.it fws maa ot wnmaa Oatiafa. n*i itt |;ni___s —If MILLINERY. a'yHah mtltinarrr al Mr* A U Hanaan. lilt .nt. a**. corns, rtna *tr*at *-e(f _______ BTOR* I'nlon Trsaafar. Metis. -ii. €ts. list tn.- ate.' ar tie >nt a.w la-..,.. Mala ttt I*4 i."., wr Itt -if OSTEOPATHY, flit IIOI.T. aa-a"-_.'Sa ele«trl.ll|f, Vl l.r»a.'.fi a .1,1 ...a- tt treatm.at* tit •..i s.i?-«a, .a. trmm ttl I'e. i.t- Haa. lints. SS* SB* Ilka. Mils i.i I —If PATENT ATTORNEYS. J Same Vtraaka. r**l*tar«* l*a..at it* T.sle Mar* Atlerser.l It .-ar. 1. ■aalll* tli-t t-..t.'fi.n H ■■■■m-k OYEINQ AND CLEAN If -a wanl a a. .i sly* work*, rfnf ii Ml 1.1 i "t A 111 t, i it, In- V, ,ik, tit l-.'.i.ts *l_ —tf DENTISTS. tar m J in'i.r, a: Til fir., as*. ntflcea 1. I, ti.. I 1 I'ntaa n-. t. .Ivla. his .nn i.i cut rates an all Itaalai war. it.at sis artist* as -a..a, tr-nt. la nest Tttasflij'. Star r»:".i, »-.0 ACREAGE. TBI Af-tt! N'KAIt Al'llt'ttM—Alt latet. ..-"I eatll. ta, t ewattr 1. .ra.t tr lakan litis wtrak sift sell liar ItaS, am l*rm* ll.iltßKT M tl.TllT. I, >,-f til ..tm* ~11-lt lis* HARt.BM ItKIHtITW tt.» I.ar.a I -a nf lite rnnel t-r...- a-v _. suit la. earth lM.tr tan nntt ttt* per wee. aeenre* i as, a San wllh Ire. snsawt free water, fr»« mail, ta net.hltatr*. .et ear eartlr*. perrettl till* liia nf th* asnir. lltl'l.r.. R ADAM*. Itt f-ulrtt** mt. —1» |K> Tfl,7 WANT TIIIX, 2$ srrta*. ..'...t I ritoin Itnnsa. bar. »a,.1 ■-I.i. te. h-auee. St heartn. Ireea. small j frwll. hares. Itarnaea. s,i-in antt hu.ar. a.i Se'.s 7 .*a hat a...1 farmtn. lm. .lemenl*. ,-r Set ot shinfl* 1..". on -...I? rtturiir r... I 11^ mile, front .t I'tt. lit." sttirt* Ittati, IlKl tl'.-, t I}!'-, 1,... -a m. Main lltt| I >.l —I II vnrif.7. tif IJ.It.SF.KK tilts' la". now plartn. I2*t.tt. worth of a as. on ,lta ni.ii.-t tn .no aroun.l Seatlia al a i"'..- rate, antt on term, thai anyone ran in- Thl* I* lha laat rtiane. In t. i In i-aea.a from the tai.ii.ii owner thai wilt *,*r IS* tr-- at Burl, trlrai anal Irrraii l*nrti* la sntl •*e oar t-i,'. sn.l i-otitlnee.l it tin.l i: AliAMs. tee fotmsn Httle —tf \it "i I--it six A fit KM It.tie T.rm* I*',*, .ash Ititt 111*. ..ef. .Is ninnlla. .'"..Hi soil, geH.il I-- .ti..fi .l.'iet free. I'KABLSt I? SUA MS, lot fi.l.ii.n Ulft. j _.. a-.- —II I tie* nsi.r It.* nee Tiriti, la* cash, lie sis month* (hereeftir A fine lara. are-I of A No i 1.?.-1. *o)ftlnln. iii- new iiii.tmi.,, suite. It't. of lh* owner at rvdur.S r.tee -tl A 171.1.rt X AHA MM, It* t-oltnan Hid* -If •1-f.f-IAtJ, ITS* fa.a.l. Ii *rr* tr.rl. nnm mil* of l.ak. Washlnctan. o* i.i.n.fv reed are* ot, ..itre..) ITSI s fine 'j-.i—ii Ann* tot, on Stv-or.. Wot 11.2.0 -fliolea "ea at Green I lots, .it, wster in.. ,i.w W. V. Nt, f,>. lilt II Alaska ail* FARMS AND ACRKAQB. NICB I.ITTI P, IIOUM IN C-OItNTHV lust a law miauls*' walk fit.tit car I', a.laa. |tn|.t itt ail. .tttt., -."..1 wat.r. I .....nt i t.i.iai..! tintts.. Isl.a thl. kail Itnttaa. In a. i stilt nai.ttlitue, li.tsu, half rash until ttl Mat.i nt. tlt-llt-ttl Alaska 11,1,1.1!..* —tl.lt .1 i Only 110 IV. Acre V c o We hats lilieai, te acre trarl. wlllrtt |wa ran sell al lit* aplrra I i..-»- nail* a,a ».,-..i and i-..i lha *uli I* 1.-.i.i. and mit and ihat al* hi* saw mill lean Alt.ttne stis l.i.s n« af ii... t.stls stands lv duul.l* Ills ■■un.) In >..i and IT UVI.r TAKt!* lit. TO IIAVI.I.g IT. i.i.in.i i;i imi StiN.. I Ituf-lil A \t as,iiisl"ii HUM If- I lUI.I- ON A lAItM Al'Tt AU.ll 11 .ta).. ...ta an al.rr« It le If I. th* V.klma Vsll.t tan .an n»l tit* lv |i ..'-I an arte. V»u "an lalaill a |t-uu. and while 1.. let** ara In. lata, ttlatutt*. ninti* i".'.t lore ami oilier ...aial-l*., t'li.-ta ar* runnlit. tt It-n* le Ih* ...i. -...-I 5.1.1n. .1 111 I ea 17.7. |>*r a.,* relate*. Yield le lons l« Ih* a,a- .ltd tlt.lkrt Sl.' sat IH a l«n~ t-r net la lh* arts. Leal July n..i a-iil in Seaiile at |t* i... Far met. that lh* .tit.... I* iiaittiy aa ll.m. lei... tha m*, ef **.d aud a head ar Iw. Sal* In. hart**. Un fstnii ealln* fvr it., a, an en. er Iw* whli. Ihe i 1* treat.* D» lh* urn. 11. ita» «r* n.i la. ti...! fan-, will mil a...t 1...a paid fstr Itsalf, >"ii will anil uw. II .nd tea* a. ee.st. Tlia ri.ttr.s .h.n al-.a are r.«- Mltall.e This t's. Is.-., atrr th* tailsjr ...I •tl lltatn la lar W. ar* talll.t lha Isn.l «n*. wh.ra frem lie la II its .ft i a I a-i.l It.*., I* .et .11 ......I ..it... ef tl I.n I wwtth .aei .t.-.t want IMS klml W« hay*. ur 'ii fls* what t...i •*in and aia t.*-,, te talk wllh CAUtOflt. I'f.Ns.T KWINO. Alaaha tluiltlla. i i Why, What For? r> ran I, 'V >-t aft Is.m* i v 11..!. Mhm ft* tt|« *a.i i.*,lt #'-.l lb* ".a;-* 1 a t-t-.t tTiii'i from >t :ti »f I 'rgttf.l -li I \r o. ttmmtmA, i> I si m -r lots* *n m Head* l« i' 9pttt\m rif'n l» 4 a. ta irmrf |i»* %*wt Mff] «_"ah I* a- lit f*. n-- *,(h City Real Estate Co. 1. i.l ..-a rtn.Ns._n mt- rit It! SI rt;M*r« '*n lasal land ds*|* f. rh Soil j .'iiftii I**4 it Ira-*i, Ii• Cash I« «.it. I* m«»lb_ l--»-M> ll _ Mt' ,IU .a.a n- m-m -II It CUP Al* l*i.A*-»-*l^r»» M»** a 'a... 1- *n_r MM ••-_, us larloa i fraah pttt] farms 111 .i«.«st. irt raontk •■_„ ii tttllatsa s isi' *r Em fi-i's i;> a al war* if HKHW* A Mir 1 k*«* thr** Si *rr» Wear Me.'! httl be«f »a*' *t t'afil CSf Ilk*, f r (IS k_M **Sr **r-.a f'*.* •.at pUnif vf «iitf. ga- J a. laa for •"Jf'i homo* Hpu* Kfvfj«»rnT. •19 .-.(-art ii., r ii .1, ttwtk. ft.-fiM S4t v a^—^ NT *n 111 W.llTfN T*a-s -,a flfh. i*.*' land alt rlaartd f*»r*4 tr,i |a Saw.' a "-fl j *BW t *-*-*»_ t "itaa* f saar tstmt HOItKHT UiMut •IS til til A It.tMtnt _^ ■_*!!____ fa. Sals sarNIIV thaw. I t.e-t* af l*hd mtUH hottM torn r#WS lay- It-* Nafta, f f i» v I J*s*n |i.i Vtaa ar»a f «n *.fig down a» I II |-ci N»*nth Tako ri ''M Iftfartsrfca* i n .i |t| Nad Mr 1..* tba nsnsr ii i.i urn rewTtJUw ArßKji i Star,* *f Ami• lla ban *n *r-«.» A. ar r• ira'la wllh |h* rtrh**!. .l.*|«.ai a-.., In that wkwf* sorttaa Thar* a a-e-tbtn* eff*r*d o|* that a SB. th* rriea ar* anly %t$ *t.*\ up t*., *rt* Tffm I* Stall W.orr 4 Hlii;Kt.i;it. I*» Caiman tt At Quarter Acres West Seattle i*omi ottl ■utiifay and s*a Ht*n- fVlra* I in Tsrmi |i* par _n**nib R til id small houa* a" I pa-.- r«fil I*-*> f't'M'''" I off »t .--c..? P|«. tto*. folio* silk IO lop of lha hill t>i*r f*l>l*lew.H>i|. 11**8 arttfitloft Ol.! lr thara all 'lav *undav at.-t Staff attat 4urine lh* Is JOHN It WIIITR 00*1 «*f oriental lUo*b Mala led 111] M l _. c* lltt Arum T.l'll I.U S tl? tilts ."■_*■ rhntea of It arra* nf irroukd «hntnn Thla area! fa*i*-r> *m> Inn I* it.'if-'ls of man. a>|]| ii-gi*> o^ara ilona r*t in Kai-ryary. ami f>.» .__ Into half m ,-t. fnr hamaa Thla has |«-i« »nf"!»'l and Uttfl a ii.i j «a will now arrapt dapoitta on tracts. rrtr«s rants from IMS in lit* m* h' .r.jii.jf ia *ife> and location Tha firat _■("*■'« srltl «»l lh* rrrsm of Ihiß t>t'n(.*n>, and tt will tads ■n\|.r %*tm «'A«H BALA It CM YOUR OWN mm Th*-> la inms sira*t rtaarlnff to stn and tha flrai Inivara Ml ._.... iha prts_« of dolnf this work if ihsy «l«h soma io apply l» part paymsnl un thrtr pur* ll IS- This la a irari't RfcUM |o a*' In whar* land Is new N«S. hut hound in t.av* fapid ad>ati's. A NRW ItKNn.»V la »Imil|l to davalop In lha tlmii, f III*. car works *nd nn inva-atmant at this tlma will Iralila In aiua wlilla you nrs pat ix.g tow tl rait *r lalaphona and «rrani* In ass Ihn at.'l RiriiMovonifivrTT POftffM :M Kmplra lii.i f rhonon; Man. 1117: It.. _:_•_ M M CITY RIAL CSTATft. H- rOW HARM I i* «.a» a fa*. ara »nf aad rlf waiar Mrs «f ntl klada --..tt -at. In work See 11.0 s r ink i*» i««M) Tiaaaa t.*.fc tl Mil? SI-.AI I I I STARa^ATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1908. FORTUNE FOR HIM ;.,,_ j mmmmm If M*tt Handstioiii. a Finn, Blip ptmmi tn Is In Hinitlt will com iniinli ale wllh filntiilH nt ,i, muni nee, M 1.1,, he will learn ilutl he has (alien heir to it fortune left hun In In mother. Mn run. n let t«r I, Chief of Police Wappcnsleln loilay 111 it r*>i on tba t»fi POJTT lh* waatbsr t aa hara -ri. 1 ,»if'tiu ii esMurf ni araund, and wa will a lisna Male ltd Ind 1111 JUATIOVAI, I.AXt* «*O., t ,11 I I i....*e. li-tts $500 fa« sis >es i bt'- is from tUtft.af tl* b* rai It**, asstiaabtnA ally nasi Aaun 4 $900 Owo4 t-rowsA has*' la I |mt I I fall** w«t of Au*m*. ttata ta p.sntr af w*rk aa*= third snsh j $150 fsr arrs. and li trnHs, At land, toil** sal t'f baaltU, (in* f*r ffull 1 «r («M.!i» raisin* A r jr>|IV«TOV a on, l_t. l»|* (*owas li-- a l-lionta Man 711, lit*. A i-SII* roll t'AKII IIS* for rarn.r «*alM fa*t, al Mafhta* wa Ittntlo*. I btocha from r»r. wtvblilt* MOIL. !_ Rami is* itid* llaautlfut ('.at... If* j*• Aarbodr laahtn* ft rut i tn ar lf>ta c*Jt thla nut I'nma ottl tarnnr raw, I* ttt all has gat lham. -1 but a 4 rnnmi, .-a lie* lar ma f..i_n ISStlsSj ll.t**, teams x*. I fm* Its I**, lll**, trims r**«mt. 71, lie |f.*«*. t..m. 4 r madara ku»aaia* I. I**, larmn ranrn bunit*t«w, |f «l«, tarms 1.--i m-tu'o i* o niti 4) l a I>|.,» I;* dawn, rail *&ih sad Phi.**, -a s it Wblta ftasidanta N.-m. lilt —41 MM a] rvt\ r.n*iTT n« Two flna butldlftf a in tba rnltsr* slip AddMinn at Hl* #arh Tsrm* I* dawn nnd it rnnrtlh Alt tr» iftti'-ii-iie ?v--- «-ii a |n t»*» rinpntanl r.f dlairlri around #-t|enatil».n will dnuVf* rnlu* af thr** inta aiibln two Itamrmbar. nnlr twa Ida* ami ih* first i-• m■*. lakaa tbani HHMMM rA N TfS |41-; M l-n ir* II li _jjf ri»lt KAt.i; -lf«im n>lta«a. rotMr 101. I bla* k af larks rir Maa blab ramaat aldrwalks nn two sldas all tiini Imprnramanta In and paid. II half balant a ns lant Ac* i. i.n .611 U»« Al. iioh-K KOMI *»irKA I'li,*' qaartar sifs tracts from I'M- I* |,-a ara all cl*ara4 nnd in fruit: rtotM IA >radrd i, ...i. walks in nnd wsisr i.it>*-d on t. trart, I>. a a la Van Taims. |)k rash and lie _■- rwnnth i. II NICIK.I.A. I'nlon lllnf —If i lir.Al* MHi'hr.N rsnck I roam fcawsw. Ml laying hana I rnws, 'a.* |ttai* land, tloa* in, nnlr It II en east. lei sea C ii Itlllmas a salaainan. la rln... bim s ■nd a y tr BALL ABO RIAL SBTATB." llAl.t.A All IPBCtAta fc r .."tn hnuaa, lot 7Aa f for snap 11. ll* rash a'e nrrra. rloa* tn rltr llmlls, .i laid for |l.l*t. rnah I- ia -s tola flsls* till Itn altar, for I*. lot 17*11 and as ua Tot-ao a itiifiiu:nn tee- .l«ff*r*aa ....a it* lard a fh... I?.: 111. LINT.,*..*? ELECTROCUTE Of. (By United Frets.) i 11.., Jan. 11.*—Harry tlutner wa* eleetiot-iiUiL while vi.i I. In,' Mt Hie tnpQlf It3_iholie |f«le In changing ihe wiies of ihe Pacific Telephone i-ompiitiy. Ills limp in..i wiis left stiMpeiideil Jil feel In 11,. ah *U'l it was ID lulu •He before II cuulil lm rescued A telephone «in liuil lie. n uimle nine hy ,'iiniiici wllh a i.. to acrede to any term* .it, of absolute lea munity, and aa a result all negntia lions between him and the prose cution are at an end Iluef Is to be I'ttast-f titeal without merry and If 1, r»es en th* power of the pro*'_rutloa lo anm- them.; be will be given enough **ntenre. [to ke-p him In lh,- penitentiary for lif*. At a liana fere lire between Iluef, Hi—-I*l Agent Haras and Dis trlct Attorney Ijtngtlon in the Ist FOUR BURNED TO DEATH (By United Press NEW YOIIK. Jan. I!.—Respond ing in a fire 1.-i.t night that ruined the ark.r building, a I.' sit-t y bu.l *e.s structure ocrupytng the block tanaaa _■>• I Klghteenth and Ka.l Nlneleenth .f,. on Kotirth ay, four firemen ftiet their death. Fought by half the firemen of Manhattan, and apparatus thai Marked Km sln««t*, the flame* were never ronlrolled, atirl only with difficulty were lint confined to lb* building In atrial they originated. Floor after floor gave way and dropped to the base. Went, and beneath '••st- and crumb ling walls no less than 30 firemen went caught ami .-III,.! killed out tight or seriously Injured. The monetary Ina.. I. estimated at tr..0n0.000. The flip was one of the most niilsr. at well a. disastrous, in recent year*. The loss to (he tenants I. total. The fire started on the fifth floor In th,- office* nf Ki.|.t i i. Jackaon, puhlitliers. DESPERATE ESCAPE In a most desperate attempt in I ••scape from tke lapatie-. *tearner Akl Mara at the Ureal Northern dorks thla morning, five .lapan.-t.i>. stripped start naked, lesped over lite tailing of the steamer Into Hi cold saler* nf the Si.una Ten wet. csttgM thai sett) on the l**rh. Bfier potting up terrific flgtot, In .pit* of Iheir chilled con dltlon. Three escaped further down IS TRULY DELIGHTED WITH JURY IN THA W CASE JAMES M. BHERPV DIES M. 1.. Nhcipy, wbt> fur many year* I its litt ii ii in v.i i u|,ei man nf Ibis I city, iniiay received won) Unit hi* j father, Jamas M, Hherpy, died os j Tuesday al Bawtelle, o*l. Mi Hlmrpy, sr„ was 7* year* of nun nt M i'in-- of hi* ii.iii. but It cants [gg blow in those who knew him, lag he was thought to In per jfect ,„.'iHi TACOMA CANDIDATES FILE DECLARATIONS (By United Press.) TACOMA. I>ee. il.—Three tSndi dates for m*)t,r of Tacnina filed i.n.l'l.ii.n of i .-,i,i!ifi,n t yester day, US first day .'lf declaration* I could be filed under Ihe law, AH aspire for tbe republican iiuln* llun. They srn AiiKu.t I 'tilt tun. Charles I) Atltiii.. former city ties. urer. ntid John W. I.lnt-k. fieven candidate,* for other nations filed declaration*. the unemployed now pre., -i, In the city. Tbe official, of tbe Charity Or sanitation aoclety SUV that they h*»* been nvernia with pi.-as for help. The tuiierliitendent has been Siting the matter close study for Hie pa.l few w.-eks and pta.es the number of unemployed at 10.000. It was Mr. Austin I-: t.rtffltha of the •t-rlety win, fir.l called the atten tion of the chamber to the matter. by Ills law partner, former Judge i: M ItoteiiUial, who wrested the wej) m, fioni blfii Ju.t In time. Hatch Is a! hi* comfortable home and Is being careful- Ij watched by his friend* anil fait. Ily. who are frarful that he will I,l**l' another attempt l„ do .Win wl'li himself. He gave out tbei following statement: ".Volwlih Handing the rumors on Hi* »ii..-i [to ihe c-onirary, I have not been put to jail, I did But blow out nn brain*, nor do I Intend to rwrumlt ear such rash and unmanly a, I Neither did I run away to Hon dura*, which 1 might easily have done, tin the? contrsry, I propose to appear whenever and wherever i aai directed by the law. of the land to Meet Hi f l.» again.! me, I do not fear the outcome. I have, committed no criminal ail (tars office late yesterday, the final nnawer wa* given. For ihres« hour* the matter was threshed out and argued from every standtmlnt. At tit* end of three hours Iluef had not altered a single demand. '.'lf only one man 1. wot to the (tenltenilary as recall of these graft prosecution*, that man will be Abe Iluef." Such was the public declaration made several wt cently arrived here from Seattle, atarted to do thing* last night and ss a sequel he was arrested and this morning fined Ji<<" lla.k-is brought a large .mount of money here "•lib him; also a tremendous URGES JOHNNY BULL TO GET ACTION ON PACIFIC (By United Pre**.) LONDON, Jan. 11.—The British pre.* I* far from satisfied with the Admiralty denial that Pacific and North Pacific squadrons are to ba created with Esquimau st- their bate. The .object hat been agitat ed ever since the first rumors of the I'nlted Stsle. Atlantic fleet's transfer to the California coast "Wo have no wish to be at* alarm ist," says the Standard, "but feel It oat duly to affirm that the pres ent condition of affairs is fraught with great danger. We Make tat* statement with a full appreciated!) of It* git, Import and with the WANT IMPROVEMENTS Many complaint* have been made lo the board of public work* on ac count of Hie del*. In Installing streel Improvementa In the I'nlver ally Ilk addition. These Improve ment* were promised tor early In stallation by .Utiles A. Moore to purchasers of the property and were to in- put In in Mr. Moors himself under private contract. A permit for Mr. Moore la So the work watt granted BOBS IS months ago. rnsuiiitiitini.iiilf ob stacles, however, have delayed tka work, and people living on lot* In tin addition are taking their griev ances to tie board. Tin board, however, has no control over the niatlor snd Is powerless to Kivo them relief. Another difficulty confronted em resident. In this addition is tho iii.it. of an outlet tor It* sewer System Mr. Moore has had saw *rs Installed la some of tin- streets, i but aa th<-r* I* no outlet for them. manufacturer. _10. William I-anS, jasslttant ■ecn-tary Y. M C. a. U,' 'Francis I Vila!.- real st.l* Vl| James A. Hoojier, meets sad prms Siiat.S i Judge Howling announce* time. suing wllh Monday, ik* cetit hour* will In- from li' m. to I p. in snd from 2 p. tit to 'pa Assistant Hi.tin t Attorney Fit* lets I*, (iarvan will make the apt* Ing statement for the '"fcaSn aa he did in the first trial. 11**9 j not consume more than 10 ots ut**, and It I. said that the s-iMi {direct wltneßse* will not cento* more than two hours. lie tataam i will open Monday afternoon, Marts W, Llin. tftit, Thaw's chief '.t'ltti, making the opening statement..'.'.. "Stuporou* melancholia"—lilt S the llaease that It trot; Mini Ham Thaw at the present time, sad I will be used a* a basis for th* ;ft-n»e. This announcement was rca-it t» day after a conference held by lit medical expert* who will testify a the defendant* behalf. Th*' [parts, after deciding that Thaw Ui j victim of that mental rltnaaae, a 'reported to the Thaw lawyer* thereupon declared It would be sal a* a defense m nugget He practically owned srr oral place*, hut last night wins he started to shoot up a West let hotel, the proprietor and turns remonstrated with the result tka the police were called and h* em taken to Jail. II- promises trot now en to be good while he rr___. in the east. r utmost confidence that th* ftf we have in our possession enttreS Jii«!ify It. "The situation i* far 100 frit We have conceived It to a ta duty to Insist upon Ihcte fSctt if naval administration which, lata view, constituted a national fit sat j Hut there are aspects of th* ssS Hon which, out of regard t* st linnal considerations we hart sS made public "Knowing what we do, w« tubs to make tin most earnest eptet to our reader* to devote very a rlous consul, rstion to ihe potlUet In which the nation stands will l» gard to its naval defense." ...__. Ihey cannot be used. Residents a toe addition are urging the kteril of public wore, in -..iii oat test solution mr tl problem. 1 MANY SEEK CLOTHING. Almost dally visitors have caVeim 'at ihe police station to ldes*#g jclothlnit seised by the police We* IS I nesday in the stock of Mike CeMi Fourth SV an. Tike st. Cells *g charged by the |aollc* with bttISJK conducted a fence. In police «*|H yesterday ho wa. hi Id In bonds 1 1.000. "-'.B PASSED BAD CHECKS. 11. li (lilies*. called nm*m Dsrls, was arrested yestei'dty *B a charge of Issuing bog m <****J It 1* charged that he pasted [for |IS on \V. F. Koblt. a G*sta« town saloonkeeper j

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TRIMBLE SUPPORTERS ARE TO HOLD MEETING £1 j M Krink. "no time unsuece*. ai reoiibltcti nominee fur gov- Ltt of \V«.hlngion. Frederick ita*i»»n s ___*■_ democrat ut Iliail-l'«r>»s s.iitsil. and llentiun a* t'rs^ea uuettitic asrdttant pros ..!..Bill I "_iU stu»i» of K,B|t u»»lr. among lh»* »P>*sket* who hate «n**iited to sill"-.* a Trimble f^-Usg rslled for nr\l Wednesday TT. The tueellng will be held 111 £n'» h.ll I" »he Arcade building BURNED WIFE'S CLOTHES JltalßK of his wire** gfc l-rsnk Horman Weslerhlto a>-ea !_■ burned all the clothing lti iriaket* belonging to hi* b, Iter Itt *nd today deputy sheriffs are __tfeM lhv" n,**n on cha, ml |at-nity. The wire,-llt-se We*. Lklte WOTled 1,1 tho authorlll,'* te**' »hen .he returnett home ____.* the found s hlg hole \r-ari Is tb" fl"*'r (lin,n,s TO VISIT DYING BROTHER JtSC* l*rs'«'r todsy released Nel-. B. ten.4 .1"' Katie Conruy fruw ta_nt«t»mit la which they hay* hasa held in en*todv by order* of At tutenll* court. In oTwmt lliat tWT wtlgtli list 'ii* bedside of ,j,- r krother, Nathan t'otiroy. at j frort'eace hotpital. lis Conroy boy U Buffering from 1 atgtil disease aad Inquiry the j EXPOSITION IS ON THE UNFAIR LIST (By United Prett 1 TM*OMA J*a 11 The Masks Ttto* ft uposltloa was this HtSai i^acswt on the -nnrßlr" list p the Washington Federation ot \oprn Md a lw>." of the whole my s .111 he Inaugurated by organ mtt latsr throes>'•""' coentry. ,Th* tcttoa taken after the eitUß-iltee test to -te*Ul_ reported iii th* problem of 'be board of Sutwrt ef the aspaatUoa had re fs,«4 to Ist* any In make tke est* ks '-pasaiaa building ttlea lob. I I yesterday afternoon th- cot. WBtMS 9-t.ed rewtutl.' favoring em t-M-BC ot -lund-J theatres, tout tslTrsg*. denouncing th. pre...i hssklsg tjttrs.. favoring pa.:a. Mtisf beat, parcel post. Th* Msttatw** at Oiiaartissssß lose, to be th* sett *tled State, ■sailer wet* (tics a kt* n lml mmam^S* *f lalr-Mlt»a. k.t „.I*^'"" »f Sue. L^l•, _■**! ware a 1.5 1,.. r.t ,a I fc°y as* Mi. be* m«. a* Pp'.st'mm. '^7*l 1 Urn, a, her tltl, rl-»a tarn- I ■>_,••*""•"'*' S 1 llrtai. _ ...'_: x,u rtKiua. o'fW- f'*" T »**Ht .Pl2?M__i SB* T, _S»»s3*t:i^teL.****' Tmmtmm.^' 'i... 1 under ihe atitplce* of it,. W. P. i Trimble club ocitiliiry Hill uf ihe Trimble club h. .|iie>r, threatened tn lake her life Hannah Tinker today 0 ight suit for di vorce fiora Samuel 11. Tinker. W. C. T. U. MEETING The Bealile Federation W. C T. I", will hold a meeting at the Ply -11. o ith Congregational churtb, I DI jvemliy and Ttiird, Tue.d*y after noon a! 2:3 ft o'clock, aclenllflc lemperance Inquiry will le- discussed and plans will be ar- j ranged for Ibe io Is I contest cam paiga I GERMAN LEADER FOR NORDICA'S 0 NEW AMERICAN BEYROUTH I Seattle Star** t.ililliv. S.rvic*.) 111.H1.1N, lan 11.—Dr. I'ru.t l*os sart. the it li tiiateil Munich a. I.n and stage ntatiagei has arcepled Mm. N'ordtea't iirniinsal In go to S to sastlllie 11.. direction of the tliaiii.'iib- ib-pat tin,-ut of her 'American ll.t rent I- tut thoshoreß uf the Hudson river. near New York. Dr. P...itt agree* to remain In America fur a peii...i of is months, beginning June, tsttx. lie has be .nine persuaded of Ihe lull wort hi utsH u r Mine. Niinllts'. ,i.«-|.t i and her ability to make It a IUOOSSB. I'otisat t was "i many tests man aging director th, Hiatal Opera lumen at Munich, which I* the pri vate property of the king of Ha tails In thl* capacity be wa* not merely a theatrical manager, but also government official of high tank with it,,, mi, or "Ktrellency." lie wore it i.ntj.iiiiia uniform of many tuttr*. sad lv hi. retirement TO EXCLUDE EUROPEANS AS WELL AS JAPANESE S*.III. St* dolus, v. Set vi*. t BY C. M, TAVr.NNCH. WAHIIINIITON. 11, O. Jan. 11.— Pacific coast doe. not hat* nioiio|ai|t on an Immigration qua* turn Ihat won tea The l-u.l he one. It evlal* in t*r form of an an imal liiftitt of over 1.000.000 Hotith em I'lim... an* Iwo third* of this vast horde, according in Kepi, .en t.itlie Augustus Gardner of Massa chusetts, come in tin- r unci suits as conttiii t laborer*. "fan mil Imagine, Mr. Western Worklngmatt," asks i.'.i'ii'atl tliirtlner, **lh* h*r*hlp* of f-onipeilng with cuntrsct laborer*? There I* no objection to lie better rls.ae* of K'ir..i..- ih, are desired, but 11,01» than halt a million foreign er* are ruining In every yesr Ihat are whully Illiterate and content lo work lima hour* for ..tie half the wage of ill American. They lite on a diet, and la unsanitary road I Hona that wonld Its- repulsive to one of our workmen," But Hi i' i. not Hi,, point 1,, ||,l, article. There I* a* Immigration tjirstioti on Ihe Pacific slaps 1 ...re I. another on.- In the east Ho far It ha* been Impossible lo mil. ter sufficient congressional strength to pass a bill that will eradicate either evil. The reason has been that eastern t-Htti^i know nothing about the Jaisanea* and Ibe wvelert, congressmen are Ignorant of any, danger In ttoothrrn ICuro- MS ONE HUMAN LIFE FOR EACH 180,000 TONS OF COAL USED Tor .act, '80,000 lan* al coal mint* is th* United Slates list year human life wis. ..enticed Per ..en 1,000 meet employ** In th. mine*. J*o erp Plllaal an nually through .a.io.'.e*. falling wall* and th* other kindred ai cld.nt*. fhr.e figure* are taken fro* a pamphlet oB "Coal Mine Arctdenls: Their Cans** aad I'teieamm a* statiailral report lust complied by the lulled Xiala* geological MP jvey. Mtho-igh It I. «•«_-!• eat that In a* country la tbe world at* th* natnrat conditions favorable for the safe eat reel tea of coal la th* t'ntted Htate*. a ttto,|_si laon wllh the statistic* of tether conn Mas places America In a most un favorable light. The d'ffere-ace* In lb* death rate are startling Nate Abroad. For the last live years it v i.-.?h ratio for each 'it"l employed tn foreign land* ha. been Franc* .SI, fielglutu 100. tlreat '.In I 7*. I'm.aia 2a* In Itetgfutii. where lh* death rate I* I*** than n*e third j that in ?r>t mine bur Iron are within the control of the .tale mine Inspector., It is main tallied, and If a sufficient number [of Intelligent and capable ln»i» i j or* were provided, accident, would I tar kept st a minimum. Nate Will Intra***. In eoaclu.loa 'he |Mtnt|ihit *ay*: "Unlit, energetic mean* ar* lOtn to counter*.! th* pr.vailteif tendency, not only twill th* de.th rat* .nt'ease, but it will Increase: .t a much mere rapid rat* than It Ml In th* list taw years." Ttm working of thinner and regular m*bu la believed to Ire re apaaafble In a degree for the lv rewae of accidents. I, I* urged tbat the use of safety lamp* be made compulsory, that [th* one of t|tinei,aa be regulated,! th.' th* sides of coal mine pas*-. age* be kepi wet lo prevent the j i Ignition of coal dust, and that «very mine lie emilM**.! with tanks oft i.titpf. -•-.-d air or oxygen, a. a- lv enable a person ruler mine work ings In which aa trteai.lra at trtusph. re I-- pi ea. It. the aid of such apparatus rescue pan may cntt-r after a firedamp rlls.s-. and I rescue Injured miners, who ..liter wise would fait victim, of It. pot- j aoaonß atmosphere. j mill, begin In eat Into the almost limitless forests of Canada. Inrt, dentally. ihe price of paper would i drop sins' and the paper trust a,m1.1 not have quite the cinch on j affair* which It hat today. j Increased sit. of newspaper* and raaxaalne* I. laid t.| government reaper I. to the introduction of the type setting machine. In I*9o newspaper* and periodical* averaja *-t| 6.7 page* each, on a basis of weight, and In 1900 i. fi pages; 190.; th.v came to SS page*. During lite IIS years from HOtO to I9or. the 'ullii [bar of nets-papers and |ierliMllcnls .of classes lv tin Fatted State, pritc- tlcally double During thai lime! lv nun publications were added. Dur ing the las' rt',«*e IB* number of morning newspaper* lanes.*,! 7.1 |>er while the aaatbt r of even 'lag newspaper* lacr*a«*i| 11 .1 per cent. During the latt 20 years the even ing newspapers have Increased -a. rtptdly Ih.a the n.ornlit* liewa| .pert- A baMraS yeais kgO fh«>ro *»to .IS'i ns. .papers In 'he Unite*! St. having .1 .gg eg*'* clrcti- Ittitfii if 23.3.1,700 dpi** per ami neat. BRITISH SEEK EXCLUSION DATA ____ »»»»»tt»M»»M»t

The Untied Htalca Is not iilfimt in facing thn problem or i',i hiding the iinile.lr.lilti Ast- a atle .lien, from the weal a shorea of Un American cotiit. a nasi (treat lltitnln facet a a like positing and In her fight a I* mil relying upon 111,, effort* of Inn majesty* agents In se- a curing data at British t'uliini- a bin and Canadian j«.ti«. but has enlisted her t-on.ulur a agents and official represent* a tiaoH In Australia, Tasmania. Queensland, New Zealand ami Mouth Africa in the cause of aerililug Information regard- a lug ihi threatened Inundation a from th* eastern shores of A.l*

.brittle Btar Exclu.lv*, Btrvlet.) HAN FilANl.luqi>. CsL. Jan. 10.— la every port of the fulled .mate* liiiilsh lotistilsr agents are ,-ndetav •itig to ascertain the method. adopted by the government officials la checking tbe Japan*..-. Influx. The consular officers h*«e gathered data, which b*. been forwarded to iii« British home office. One ot the chief American sources of information applied to by the lliitlsb official, has been 111.- .lap iitn-i" and Korean In.lon league of this city. Hardly a day passes but Herniary Tuell or Assistant Secretary tit ahum i.-.vli. a the offi cial envelope* "no her male*!)'* service" from colonial officials S.k i»i. Information. •■From Melbourne cornea the re quest of li Ni-etlh.tr, of th* annate i i- -_ 1 —j i I, JUGGLE TO SAVE CITY'S CREDIT tp •s^^aea__"s*M_e__se«_s a Grave difficult!** resulting from I fi. n.led municipal am. and gross mismanagement of public fund* confronts id. finance com mittee of the city council on the cv* of the city election. |k.i,lt, the fact that t-o municipal tat levy ha* Increased 200 per cent B five years, the financial affairs of the city have ii *o tiiat._f.ntl. managed that the current expenses j now exceed current revenues, and the city mat be oompe?l.'ed to go Un a warrant bat).. Treaded -tick" Sawyer.! chairman of the finance committee, I* desperately endeavoring to con ceal thl* deplorable condition uf affair*, .1 I, ssi until after th* sleet but th* troth come* nut at every nn-i-tlni; uf tb* finance committee. Mar Net Avert Oleaster. Membere of the enmini!', are deliberately planning to dram dry th* revenue* from both th* aster •nd tight sit-ins. and appropriate to general revenues all other fuad* s,*||.hie. but even these desperate j mean, may not avert Ihe threaten-! Ed disaster. V This condition Is a natural result I of th* "pork Itarrel' policy pursues! j for .tear* by th* city council. la ordtsr to divert public attention from mora vital question* of inunle tpal government membera of the council constantly buael about their ability "to get till**, tor their .Tl ■tltuents." What I. meant by this I* their ability to procure Improve ment* ami other work for their ward* at the elpcns* of the gen j eral fund. r ___o___aß_-_a _B BAILEY ARRAIGNED FOR MURDER j Harris lit I, *n. alia* Horace it.lie), who la charged with having] murdered Marshall (-."11111. lit a box car til the south em! freight I aula un the night Dec. It. waa ar ralgawt In the auperlor court today. II- was given until Tuesday to plead to tbe hstge of murder In the first degree, which has been lodged against him i,rutin became engaged In an al tercation with Comb*, while Ihe (wo were playing a game of card*, according tn the story he tells, and U'att Comb* over the head with a wooden peavey handle. I lie Injured mutt died the next day at -lie Way- aide Kmergeary hospital. sues s. c. ca. ta 'Hannah Wheeler today filed stilt In' 111- superior court against the .-title Klerrric company for 15.000 damages, as lite I* -tit of Injuries alleged lo hate been Buffeted In a collision between Madison at. cable car and a dltt wngnn on Oct. 21. in th.- same accident another lm *tei aSS killed. ASKS FOR .aS'CCI O. A. Thompson today bra hi suit in the superior court iu;_ln*t 'in- 1'..|.-u,i, Villi*, of Mallard, a* tbe result of accident Buffered In Ihe mill yards ou March M The complaint r*elt** lha! Thompson WS* I. lif tlted lteii**lb a idle nf Inmlsr able! had ton a eiesa tr 1., -l ii i, Thuuip.fin asks foi lift 11on damages. of the commonwealth of Atuttinta II 11. Lewis, acting secretary of the -department of rtit-in.il .flair* si Melbourne, a.ks for dsla on lb'' law. and Hie Work of the league? In -.-.-.iris adeijuali, delusion te-gis litlilll! tin treasury departmanl of New New Month Walts, represented by 1. C liiilllnsway, acting under secretary fur flnstice ii*. at Kyduey, N. H. W., requests lliiltl'ltl From tho office of 1 In- colonial secretary st ("i,|m|iiwii. Smith Africa, conic. Ihe gui at of W. V. II Vat? Ouill Shod, »i ling chief Immigration off! I c-r, win, It"' only requests Inform*, linn, hut I In en liain-,.- data it eni'lliiK tin tiilne**. The pint In fi.,l secretary* office at Victoria, tit.- government house at Hum.it. I .tan..* the chief secretat i of fii.- at Hi l»biiiit*T. Il.ui' lie today filed in an swer and i Hssa.tlUllil.il!' •io the action brought by ills wife, Ethel Hooelte for divorce. SURE! SHE SMOKED (By Unit** P'Ht.i HAN* FHANCISCO. Jan 11 Mrs Herman Oelrlchs refuse* to affirm ■I! deny tb,. report that aha- and Mr*. Frank f'amlan smoked Cigar ettes In a fashionable r»(» last Thursday night before a gathering of Ihe elite Mr*, Oi'lll. li. shell questioned today, salt! "I have no silt I- lion to what the papers say about me, It it I ahould think they would select a more Interest ing suit...) in write about." to pension MODOC indian war SURVIVORS. (By lifted PrtMt WASHINGTON. Jan. II.—A pro vision fur lining si I yon of the Motion a.i In Oregon and Cali fornia .arias 1K.., Mi"i IST I wa* I oil,-i.-il today by Haw-ley, of Ore gon. in a hill la amend the act granting paoatOOS to Indian war veteran* of the put lull fro 1832 to 1.13. MAIN FALLS IN INDIA. (By United Pr..*.) LAHORE, India. Jan 11.—Th* j drouth, wltli i. has pteiail. fur the] l-ist six maatSa baa been broken i.. ruin* Th,. Seats state of fa mine, which csrrsed ii I terrible ti ,ti in t In recent rear*, has 'bus been averted. ELECTRICAL WORKERS SAY a STORY IS FALSE Member, of I In. .iitJe i:!e, t.O-' Woikt-i'*' iililfiirjajiifllgiiniilly Sen I j tin, .litiemenl c *_• tad lo lb" in the 'lime, la.t Haturday Il.llft. mayoralty candidate receiving the lUpptirl of Un union must agree' not to i eitpp. Nt mi j-_^ao which he borrowed; to defray hi. wedding expenses, suit was today Instituted In the superior j court against Charles A, l_ltllperl« by Janie* W. MeNett for the prlu dps] of the loan and costa. i SNELL SCANDAL NIPPED IN BUD (By United Prats.) CLINTON 111., Jan. 11.—Many women, prominent tn the social whirl of the city, whose husbands are leader. In th* oummerclal and professional world, ate breathing eaalar today, a* the result of lit Ik* conference* held by attorneys engaged lii the 5t,.11 Will rasa- The attorneys decided at the confab to exclude from lb* testimony all the alleged sensational letter* which are said to have been written -v j lie aged millionaire. rtneli with the .ingle exception of I hoes bearing I the Signature of Msbelle Hnell Me-] Samara, grandchild of the de- ceased. ll.me the great scandal that threatened lo give church anil ant ieit a shoe* Will not material MEETS STRANGE DEATH. (By United Pre**) JF.lal.lCO. Term Jan. ll.—Walter Jones, IS tests .aid. met a Si range death •sal night. lie had climbed j an electric li..!ii pole. Falling a ■toft dUlance. lie of the Iron .tape j on the pole a.i caught his clothing! that he hung head downward*. In i lii*> position he waa allowed t.t strangle lv death, while a large crowd of men sad women stood BbOOt, alialll In touch him think ing he was charged with electricity. WITHDRAWS Fred Rexlnger, candidate for ihe dty fiiucil from the Thirteenth ward, today withdrew from the race, finding Ihat he had not re sided In hi. district the required length of time. llextnger was a i iiinliduie on the republican ticket I $200— $200— $200—$200 j I $10 Cash and I i $5 Per Month Will BUT Beautiful CI.FMtKIt VIEW Loti 10 IILOCKS From Ft J poslllon and I'.MVKRSITY Ground* Overlooking Lake Washing. lon. I'nlon HAY, Tbe Cascade and Olympic Mountains In THRFK Direction*. This Addition Adjoin* TWO CM Patks on a 70-FL j lloulevard. Near Car 1..1 ie New Line NOW Untitling WILL i*as. Through Ihe KNTIRH Addition. To See The Prettiest Addl lion KVr.ll Platted IN The City LIMITS. Take Oreenla..- far to Hreenlake Station Our' Salesman There EVERY Day, or call on j International Bond Realty Co. l International Bond Realty Co. j 1009 American Bank Building HOMESEEKERS, FARMERS AND RANCHERS For a SHORT time we will sell you as fine Farming Land as VOW EVER SAW, for $1 .00 per acre. This land will grow an, tin** that est he grown IB Washington. NO Irrigation needed. We Ki._. rfi.i.l term* on this. For Full Particulars Call on I«T_*NATIONAL BONO AND REALTY COMPANY, Inc., •mws> Hnwiiciii Bant. Bs»jil*.n§. —a—SBBBBBI i. i 1 "Klght out of ton of our men acquainted with City Engineer Thomson respect his ability and like him as a city official. The pub lished report Is misleading 111 part and falsi, In the rest. "We wl.h to msk* a public de ma! of Ibl* story, because II I. In- ISiluus b,_iit ps op. r-uii" "I ItssSr, and liiynrlotis to the union. I am quoted Incorrectly In every sentence pt Op alleged In terview, "The Klectrlcal Workers' union lis* no polUie* to play, and doe* not want to b* lilit'a-1 before th* ptibiie In the light of pli,jiii.:«i'til lies." The plaintiff reside* in Boston, and based hi* suit for damage* on ullegt-d attention ten Mr* Poota by Ilev. Junes. In- latter In turn contended that tho proposition wa* one of blackmail, and through hi* attorney demanded taat a sufficient bond to Insure i... Costa of the case lm required before proceeding* went continued. s <c S Tbe complain! lias that on May 17, of this year, Lamper!* bor rowed the sum named from Mo j Netl. explaining that he was going to use Hie money to pay tbe ex penses of being married, .aid. I falling tv .-pa) toe debt WARRANT ISSUED. Charged with raising a check originally drawn for It la I- I aft hi Hauls cashing It at the Coast Paint company, a warrant was to day Issued by tbe prosecuting at torney's off for SaaSBS C. Kmoks. The complaint was sworn to by J. Bwapp.cm. DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS The Denim l«ih at a luncheon held 'ii* attain decided to take ad- I vantage of Mm portion of the dl jrect primary law which provide. j for the selection of election Judge* jand Intpectnrs. Meetings will be held In the various wards Tuesday for tits purpose. THOUGHT OF WORK CAUSED CHILL It,-cause her husband became af flicted with "bad chill*" whenever tin- quest of work was mention* etl with the result that she had to I suppurt herself, Maud Johnson waa tud*y granted a divorce from Ray mood M. Johnson The complaint .li.us« tin- the couple were mar ried on May 11. ISM. MRS. STLHT DIES. Mrs. Minnie Hlulit. aged*.*, died st bar home, 601 (3rd ay. N. She leave* iwo suns, Herman 1" snd Ra ndolph M. li- body 1* at Haiti wortb'a. and It sill be cremated. SUIT FOR DIVORCE. On the around that ahe neglect ed her children and refused to car* for them, Phillip I. Hnghett today brought *ult for divorce from hi* wife, Kvelvri May llughett. 7

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WAS FRAMED TO 1 INJURE THOMSON Sawyer Attempts to Throw False Blame on City Engineer in -Experts' Report—Thoflßon Convinces Committee He Has Acted Properly. Thai thn report of letter, Her I rlt* _ Derrick ua the city's tr- V counting ..vstem, while whitewash- leg other nil departments, was so framed a. FUSSty to accuse the en gineering itepititm. Nt of neglect Stilt incompetency, developed i before the council finance commit- i tee yesterday. i The report Infuienttally accuse* I the flit engine. 1 of Incompetence i in making up the fixed estimates on district street ImyroTamattta. Kii.lneer Thomson yx**terday point- i ed out to the emiimltte*, to the **t- Itfactlon of It* tneiiii'.-!!,. that tie had followed the law on the sub ject. After bis statement the mem Is't-s of the committee agreed that his course had been entirely proper. Caused by Sawrytr. The work of the at parti has been acted under the supervision of Councilman Sawyer, chairman ot the finance committee, t'nder the Influence of hi* corporate Interests, determined If possible to secure Thomson's removal. Mr. Sawyer has been endeavoring for mouth* la throw odium on the engineer's of fice. Considering these farts It Is comparatively easy to trace In Its Source (he Influence which ui.i-tl the cx ett. to reflect on the ability j of tbt» city engineer. For montha Chairman Sawyer has been noisily declaring that the fixed estimates were not framed to Include the expense of clerical work. Thl* Idea was pertinently presented In the report of the ex. perts ah* found, by Inference, that the cost ot clerical work not included. Again.! th. Law. B_glne*r Thomson pointed out to the commute*- yeaterday that this feature of the report wrtiien either la deliberate malice or In gross Ignorance of the law. In .up I port ot hi* statement be read the ordinance of 1*99. providing for the fixed estimate and limiting It only to the coat of surveying, engineer- j ing, procuring abstract* of prop erty and the cost uf publishing notice*. This report on the Insufficiency ot the filed est ales is a 11, or Is written in Ignorance of the ordi nance defining fixed estimates," said the engineer. "It declare* that the fixed estimate* do not bring In revenue* enough to maintain the city engineer*, the comptroller* aad the treasurer* offices They certainly do not. And what 1* more they have never been Intended to do so ,:_'/," Est mate. Defined. "The ordinance providing fur the fixed -.tin-ate* waa passed In 1_99. It define, the fixed estimate* a. the cu.t surveying, engineering. abstracting and publishing notice*. "I could have Included other ele ment* of coat In these estimate*. bat had I done so there would have STOP PROSECUTION OF LAND FRAUDS ..-•SWipH 10/ United Or***.) WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.—Tbe administration plans of campaign against land fraud* has been so completely upset by recent court decisions that It has been decided to suspend for an Indefinite time tbe further Investigation of fraud* snd the Initiation of new ra- tn the courts. The .malt army of .{.••rial agents of the department of justice and the Interior department will be disbanded at once, and TEMPORARY HOME NEARLY COMPLETE The Shlnglers" union hat donated all of the labor necessary to .bin gle tbe temporary building being constructed at Kavenna Park for the Washington Children's home. The Wood. Wire .n,t Mr-tat Lath era' union bus also offered to do nate all of the labor in Its line. The temporary building 1* prac tically completed and the officers of the Institution expect la able laen.s.-n a Company have been appointed Metropolitan agent for the Washington Klre Insurance company In New York. _**N_ /"vV. ~~ts*\ I /_^^~*^_?\ I ONLY V_t\ flail c *»,TAL \X*\ I \Lul strictly In. hrf 400000 \c*\ I [ll SAVINGS I L Xl WU-UUU ]o.)\ U-l BANK lift] VT\ ruLLY I 1"/ I I \4££_2^T!>& VSa^tf£>^ I 81 'fn JftrV file lhara PAID r»at t hanka haa ba«n known to rtoaa ll* -:---n a tha rw«»l mtmay flurrjr -ri.it m_^m_ajAoM*i^ 1' aw oa, t on -_j___3flg^| DOWNING, HOPKINS RYER, INC. an- n *_•**.. St-Slls, lira In lius'a Wlran D*tk t-h .11*. M«-|tt.|tt a nm. la per box) j I Cooked .ism chowder may be ob tamed at the market at per pint. Oyster cocktails «te lOr Alladlt. cream ihe.se I* quoted at tie |.r lb. Wisconsin cream Cher** 1. selling at 1 lb*, for 35c Home-made peanut brittle I. on tbe market at toe pat lb. Special sale I. on in homemade macaroni at 3 lb*, Mm Ha Large site orange* are Jim- per dot. Kisses .re quoted at tl per dot. The market will tie open until 10 o'clock thl* evening Today* quolalton* ar*. It.- h egg*. 3» 40c dot.: Eastern egg. Ike dot.; i»i«-gun ana. Sic per dos. sshttigtun creamery batter. «_*; low* creamery, 30c; local ranch. 3_c Fancy Swl*a d-.e.e. __c; Wis coasla full cream brick. 3 lb*, for SS*. antler Cher**, Ike Chlrken*. toe Ih Mall chop. 12H C 13He lb rib steak.. Ik. lb portrrboute. Ike lb.; .1 lata 13 it, round steak. lOr lb; .boulder Steak 2 lb*, for tac; heart*, l&e each; tongues, tke it SSc each, liver. te lb. •aloe*. IS to 17 lb*, for It*. II Jo per sack. Sweet fail.l.-.. 3HC lb; «1* lb*. for Z&e. lle»st». 3 bun. t,e« for Jr. Onion*. 3 bunche. for ik; bulling onion*. 11 lb* for 2Se. Carrots. 3 bun-he. tor So Dried onions, lb*, for l»e. Radishes, t bunche* tor Sc. Parsley, 3 bunche* for 10c. Turnip*. 3 bonch** for f>. t'sllfftrnl. persimmons, l.'-c to 30e dotrn; Japanese persimmon*, 3Se dotcn. Artichoke*. 3 for 21c Celery, I huto In for lie. Cucumber*. ,4 lb* lb 6 lha., 35c. New nuts—Filberts. IKr lb; black wait! 5c lh Eng lish walnut.. 10, IS, lb.; alaioad*. 23c lb.; pecan., 20c lb.; Braall nuts. ]Sc lb.; mixed null, lie lb.; encoanut*, ItV to li,-b.-«ti The ding will ceh*vated Monday, January 27. at lima. Agree* te l-sceoaee Army Pay. WASHINGTON, It C. Jan. 11.-* Tbe brant*, eueein,*.!,., HI ___,afll..?i I affair* bat, rontti_.-t.i4 tha tmi' sop Ivan* it',ii|f*nluii was Eketerina Hakurnl, golden haired, IS years old and gradual* of the Univer sity of 81. tbarg Bha desires to follow her* her studies in po ■Meal economy. Pot purposes of they if*> •led In the st.. rag.- snd had expe rience* varied enough to fill a book or tw_t The aterrage In which they traveled brought oxer not only koo Mttul.lalila Willi most of their bona, hold good*, but smallpox, 'scarlet fever, diphtheria slid mea sles i situation, Home of the most strik ing facta thry learned were: Th. the government has but iwo naval yards on lh* entire 2.000= mile stretch of Pacific shore line, while there are 13 on the eastern coast of the Colled Htate. That eaoh one of these i.nl* ha* but one drydock. That Hi. drydock at the Mare j Island yard Is too small to eecom list, the Washington, Colorado, Maryland. Pennsylvania, Tense* see. West Virginia snd other uf .our big fighting ships That, there Is not a sufficient 'depth ..fa .iff at the entrance of I the M.re Island dock to enable a firat Clan battleship to enter. The tkach at t* emrrton I* far »upertor iln all ways to that at Mare Island. [Island. That neither the Via. Island nor l •i? ?...e-t, Wash., yards I All rall road fartllttea, which naval expert* |declare to t«- absolutely essential lo i a base In time of war. Thai th* entire southern end of the coast Is without a base for warship*. Thai Ihe artillery companlr* j manning all the Pacific const fortl ftcailon*. from Paget sound to Han j Diego bay, do not exceed 60 per cent of their authortted strength. That there are no' *nfflclent men In fire all the gun* In practice, and that In case of sudden .tin not S more than half the gun. could be J u.ed because of the lack of st J ullf tinea inert-..- bin. ut reached no con clusion other thai general derla inn that tin., should be an In crease. To Dwelling Owners The owners of dwelling* slum! 1,-sliie thai their propcrtlee form one of the mnal profitable i is.*, of Itusln.'ss known tv the fire In .ur.i" companies. As a re.tilt rates .hould It- i.l*Uvcly lower on this lass than -an more hazardous classes. The only place In Seattle that Ihe bs'.l Insurance can be obtained at absolutely equitable rates Is with Jhe Northwestern Matt Klrtt As euHt.ttion. This company l. purely Mutual, and returns to its policy bnldera In dividends the 18-*. I pos Bible proportion of premiums paid Drop a card or call by phone for an IJlti*tratt>d Booklet explaining Methods, snd showing endon-ement by all of ■•aula big bank*. c c a a Pare Milk 3 1.l cent*

J pint. Go lo ihe modern milk J c a man, your grocer, ami buy a

J 10 cent pint can of c i Carnation Milk j a c Ht.-rlll-i-tl J c j c a m V.l'l two pints of water iiinl a a a you get three pint* of pure j.", J milk. No train*,.. it, allOOl J __________ a m •-aw inn w WAITING FOR NEWS OF EVANS 9 FLEET (By Urii.d Pegs* I WAMIIINHTON, ,D. A. .lea. Mr? To lii.ike sure that Hear Almlral JtYftiis and the officers and 111- "I hla fleet will 1,...- no complaint lo register on account of an Insuffi cient food supply hen Itiey arrive In Han Fiaticl.ro liny, thn nnvy dt» lititint ni lutlay authorised Iho pur chase of 1 tuna of provisions to he delivered to Dm Mare Inland SIGN PETITIONS FOR DIRECT LEGISLA TION Itnpld progress to balai made In tho work of securtng signature to lha petition* for the dliect 1,-g'lsla Hull amendment* In the city char tt-rT"Although the work of getting signers was begun only Thurt'diiy, nearly 300 tiatiie* hnvit been se cured, Jte A liis)oill> of tht»« were em. cured st the registration office, where solicitors un- constantly on duly. A largt. number, however, Wl If i.et ut" d Ot lillluill plllflll iiieellngK. One iKitlllon circulated In several union meeting* at the l.iilinr Temple was algtn by more ihan I i"i union mo In less than nn hour. An effort will be made to have men In charge of getting the signa tures attend ever) union meeting NEW SULTAN OF MOROCCO (0/ Unlttd Press.) IMIIIrI Jan. 11.—.tovernment dispatches confirm the retort that Mills! liiifid has la--tn proclaimed th* sulian of Morocco a? Fes. The, priests announce! thry will declare a holy war tbe mo tit the new i--iii.-ui mount* the throne. The sit it.lt,.? In Morocco I* again assum ing a tht. ?t'. »,ltig aspect, because, I i;.-tu-,ati> declarea It will Interfere. thereby reopening all the trouble that preceded the Algectra* confer ence, unle**.ih» French aueceod in speedily restoring peace. SOCIAL TO HELP PAY organ DEBT A "penny" 1.l has been plan ned by the societies In tbe mem bership of tin First Unitarian church for next Wednesday i, ing. The varloua sorletlcß will enter the ronteat lo tee which can eecure Ihe most pen tile. The money contributed will be applied to clearing the debt 00 the church organ. BRIEFS BY WIRE It I* now estimated that the cost of ihe Panama canal sill be at least $200,000,000. Iteprcsentallve Jones presented j j.uch conclusive argument. In favor if the construction of flam aero** the Him.. river near Two Rivers, In Walla Walla county. ih.. the bill passed by a final rote of 107 lo 92 Hi illn socialists h.ve engs. In street riot*, and many arrest* were made by the police. t The lid 111 not be put on at Belting a on Hundays. According tv St York advice*, people are again flocking to the aavlngs bank* lo mrke deposit* The tit. .1 Ninth, m has purchas ed the Montana Central railroad. The county commissioner* of Spokane counly have been Instruct ed lo disburse $10,000 for tbe A.-V.P. K. A girl baby haa been born at Ta urns which wa* almost Iwo feet tall at birth. The baby Is the off spring of Mr and Mr* Percy 11. lll.hup It is again reported that Judge I Hnvii of Tarsiiaa may leave the bench and seek ■1.. nomination tor i governor. Mill* are again In iii'i- :i at Uontesann i The daughter of Oeorge T. My* mmtmmmmt _a 11- mmmrn --,_s.— -.,-_-nrwtir^ii .a, lj"la7 C. I*. Atell lias been appoint ed general agent of the Washing' ton hilt; Insurant c comihiny for the 1 statu ..I New York, excluding Ihe Metropolitan district. Examine; a Into why .nil ttow money ic fists io *»m* ti..'., i.,j I. Tot, know yam will rin.l Hi.l lh* _ 5..|..,, •arririiln. tttwt.it I* Ml lh. a c i.otton, of all ia...|..rin Thl. M h.ttk i.i. 4 |aar rani llilt-ie.i on anting .rt-titoit* or It's t.| U|t- m mmrA _a a t m 11 m Itll.V till immm *i- 4th ami Ptlic St. navy yard, 'I 111 order Include* 700.000 pound, of sugar. It evidently being llin Intention of lh, navy >i> i..i'iAii.i 'a-> good care of 'in arsjf tooth of the fleet. 'I li>- navy department I* momen tarily I peeling word that Ihe fleet has arrived at Hi-- da I _■•».-h. It la due at thai port today, end will pu.!.iii.l) arrive on lime, as no mis hap to the fi'linai Inis p*i j put If ?l *i iheld between now anil next Satur day night. Ah the movement was (originally Inaugurated by the Ceil j irsl l.ai.i.i Council, the union saaa j.olliltirl algn the petitions almost wlthotii exception. At Iho registration office approx imately on* tint i.i every two per sona solicited sign. On account of the 11.tire. Hot.uf elector* register- Ing, It Is litiposslbli, for tho solicitl 'or. to ask eucb man to sign It ginning tutilght the petitions will in- In i Iff ulhtliii at all lha meet Ing. held tinder the ample** [of tho Seattle City part) lin mm fnlfin nt* are endorsed by the City party platform and acllve worker* of ih Have alum. sold for lie before. STH REASON. 20c pair 3i.x tv, solid steel dull brass finish loose? pin butt. Itic 6TH REASON. 5c dull brass wish lift 7TH REASON. 5c dull brs*a finish. "National" cold stamped steel, better flit,. hold sash lift ;t, These reason* Increas.- tin, puji- Ing Ppvai if your dollars from 25 to 100 per cent Itc-aaon Sale closes January 1". F. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Avrnue DID YOU KNOW Tou an buy rlaar _ an.l «t"uU.*--_ VIEW |ota 10 M.-.-ha from tha ITnltatalty and l_X ptm ETIOM if-ur-.U at II?*. on i'-x, «xf lit cash anil I. par m«nth Haa ntrntr, 1B0» *m.r|.||i Mar Pi*, ding irlh Record. Jilfth. were registered •___.. follow. ™*Pt St _one*~To wife of W. Jo.a.' 71 Kllbourna, li*. VT^* ***te I^e-To wife of 11. la. w boaplUl. January b. mm Jobn.oii- if, wife of H a .I ton. Minor hospital, JgnJttw U ton. t Dayton— To wife icfl illilm.t, f.li, 1,,,,,, 10 Warn-hard 1,, ,_ Rl.neh.rd, HIS K. 'snowy daughter, '•'it, i Stein—To wife 0 f M. _^ Hostile. January n. dßitgh'l.;^ Ilurk-To wit, of Hll attln. January 7, a .ot, Smith-To wife of }j. a. in Heattle, January 6, a aon:' l Death Record. Deaths were re K i»i|. M^ follows: "7 lawter-N. I_ewt* r 5, Prorldenc* hospital. ,»r, (eole~M. Cole, If), January I *_. clflc hospital. r'». ri. ""ton Infant. January 7 Second N. «B Peterson—lnfant, January C its 27th ay. H. u.ry V a, Albo-K. Alt*-, 71. January i g,' Fourth ay. N. _, ir-w.iiiar atati iiainiita.'MM^^^^iri^r^^^**" Revolvers, All Kinds' Protect yourself and your tea Smith Wesson, Colt*. |v ef jJTr son and all other make* of trim*, ere, from $l.to to |Z2. Y,'»'ll S«* need one quick some time The. doro Wilis Co., 100« Vtreipm^m Open Your j I Account Today j i J WITH THE J i j Union Savings] l Trust Co. I £________■* SECOND and CHERRY J t i WE PAY I 4% I a\ I On Saving Accounts,*

COMPOUNDED P SEMIANNUALLY.! -_-.i-.-t _____ c I c _ _ -I "The wl** wage-earner matte 2 a present sacrifice fsr,^} future comfort." I ••••••aeeeeeeeee******. mm.mmmmmmaa **tt I: ALBERT HANSEN] j Diamond*. Wttchtt, Jetsr.lry, I j* FIRST AND CHERRY.;*! Optical Department. eeeeeeeeee•••••••••• ttM TEA v Such tea that yoi dealer returns vow money, if you aon'. like it: money back tea. 3_fßß Your grocer return* rear *o*e If you don't like Set-Wits'! M st pay him. "i ———as Fly On The SEATTLE TACOMA ROUTI Far* 35c— Round Trip,*.** POUR ROUND TRIPS DAB.. LEAVES SEATTLE— I and 10:15 m, 2:05 aad I p. m. LEAVES TACOMA l:»* m. and 12:18,3:55 and 7: JO pa U. SEELEV, Jr. Agent. Static I —Tel. Main 170. Tseoms- I Tel. 112. ____ 1 _________», :::t:::s:;;unm»«!:::::::i«a«stas I H FI. L. KLEIN 1 t THE SHOEMAKER. !M. L. KLEIN I THE SHOEMAKER. If you rsn f get boott a j shoea to fit imi get the* m*** j to measure at j 217 JAMES STREET. ;_ J K:»i^c»*t*_vn«t3::K*i^*sn*ffl>*»p ONLY 1 0 DOWN _e-~r-^. win \-m .XV jA beautiful Pit*l m Vt_________a_.'il usually tell *§f '_■«■. Uoo• A^! \\W\ f'/ r* ,'",*l, 'r ti Y/afS not l«ts?tt»H JB.l to 1-0 do" \Sj\ can be ,-y IV.liars. Faflj w free Ia your host*. _ I 2% Uted Pl«« I 1110 up New Pianos "P --KOHLER A CHASE, 131 Second Ay. (Opposite Arcade Blocs.' SEATTLE. P. S.—Catalogue and ptwo mailed fret.