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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
NEGROES AS OFFICE HOLDERS

The following Is Il list OF cOlored per-
sons who hold elective or appointiye Of
fees OF public trust in Cambridge.
Mass, the seat OF Harvard University:
4 black alderman sitting in board
with ten white colleagues and elected
by voters - per cent. OF whom are
white.
Two negro representatives. in the
Legislature. chosen by constituencies
in which the colored vote Is relatively
small.
Seven members Of the Common
Council OF African descent.
\ negro chief Of a fire department in
which he is the only man OF color.
A black policeman, patrolIing streets
occupied mostly by white residents, for
nineteen years in succession.
A negro at the head Of the city de-
partmcnt OF bacteriOlOgy.
A negro member Of the public Is
brary trustees, with all white asso-
Ciates.
4 black commander Of a white post
OF the Grand Army. And
A woman Of nearly pure African
blood acting as principal OF a grammar
school in fashionable district, with
six white teachers and several hun
bred white pupils under her charge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
POLO MATCH TODAY.

There will be a polo game on the
new. grounds at Moanalua this after
noon, beginning at 3 o'clock. There
has been considerable practice down
at MOaualua for several weeks past
and some good play Is expected Of the
two local teams that will line up for
action today. The ponies were taken
down the road at $50 o'clock this aft
crnuon. They looked In fine fettle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
ABOARD IRoouoIs.

The U. S. S, IrOQuOis left tor Pearl
Harbor this forenoon little after 10
o'clock, having on board Admiral Ter.
ry and a number Of invited guests. The
party will inspect Pearl Harbor and
will have luncheon at Dr. McGrcw's
place at Aiea. Among those on board
the Iroquois are the officers at the Ma
val Station, Captain Niblack, Captain
White and Paymastcr Rhodes and Mr..
and Mrs. Won Holt. Mrs Teuncy, Bruce
Cartwright, Lieutenant Behr and 9th
ers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17

We have large stock OF Rope Por.
tirs that we bought at bargain. We
will place them on sale at just one.
half the price they ever were offered
for before. We are offering a very
nice Rope PORTER fit for single door
for $3.50 each. We have them up to
500 each for double doors in all col.
ors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
MEETINGS FOR WEEK.
WHERE REPUBLICANS WILL
CARRY ON CAMPAIGN
LIST OF SPEAKERS FOR EVERY
NioHT-eIo RALLY AT YOUNG
MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB.
ASHFORD CONFIDENT.

At a meeting of the County>Commit.
tee held last night the Following meet.
ings we're arranged for next week:
Monday October 19-Kakaako. Lii.
kalani. chairman. Speakers: ID. Ka.
co. Hooking. Pahunani, Gilman, Mika,
Pratt. Olepau. Murray, w. w. Harris,
Boyd. Sherwood. G. b. Wilson, John
Gandall
Tuesday. October 2O-Pauoa. II. n.
Boyd, chairman. Speakers: Rawlins,
Sam Nuuanu. Gilman, ]. Naone, Hook
ing. Pahunui, Brown, Renton, Boy Ora
tor
Tuesday, October 20-Kalihi.uka.
Isaac Cockett, chairman. Speakers: J.
Kapono. Pratt. VIM. Holt, Dwight,
Chas. Clark Pahia or Murray, Senator
AChi, Lucas.
Wednesday, October 81 - Young
Mems Republican Club hall Lorrin
Andrews, chairman. Speakers: Hook
ing, Gilman, Brown, Lucas, Pratt.
Wednesday. October Il - Kalihi
Camp. Henry G. Vida, chairman.
Speakers: Pahia. Dwight, Brown.
Pratt, Lucas. Renton, Murray. Sher.
wood. Rawlins.
Thursday, October 90 - Emma
Square. VIM. Henry. chairman. Speak.
ors: Andrews. Beckley, Robertson,
Achi, BreCkOns, Gandall Smith An
drade, Harris.
Friday. October 23-Waianac. Chair.
man not yet chosen. Speakers: Brown,
Pratt. Murray. Boyd. Lucas, Renton
AChi. MCCandless. VIM. Holt.
Saturday. October 2i-Bethel and
Hotel streets. Lorrin Andrews. chair
man. Speakers: Andrews, Hooking
Beckley, Gilman, Pratt, Douthitt, Muir
ray. Brown. Rawlins.
A well attended meeting of Republi-
cans was held at Kahand this morn
ing. beginning at 10 o'clock. The next
meeting today will be held at Punaluu
at o'clock. The Laie comes at
o'clock and the big rally in Waialua
at 1880 o'clock. The Honolulu people
will go down on special train this at
IternOon.
There were two hundred people pres
ent at the KaneOhe meeting yesterday
morning. hundred and fifty at the
kaalaea meeting in the afternoon and
two hundred and fifty at the one IL
Waikane during the evening. The
Republicans were enthusiastically re
ceived all along the line.
There will he another big rally al
the hall Of the Young Men s Republi
can Club. corner of Hotel and Bcthe
streets. at 7:3O O'Clock this evening
This meeting will be given over to Re
plHDliCau workers who will address tn,
people. no candidates vii! speak. Thu
precinct clubs will gather ut thcil
respective meeting places and marcl
to the hall.
The Home Rulers will go down tn,
road this afternoon, their idea beinl
to follow in the wake of the Repuhli
cans.
c. W Ashford says he stands on tn
Home Rule platform with few mod
Iihcations OF his own. He believes part.
to be necessary but states that as cOun
ty Offices constitute a purely bushes
proposition, there Is no need to site
closely TO party lines. The best mel
should be voted for. He predicts
victory. for himself in the Fourth Dis
trict and is going into the fight with
will He says the Republican party
, not the party of the people and, there
q fore, cannot expect to win.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17

Sales--lG Waialua. $50.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.s75c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
THE PIONEER BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
HAWAII

pays its withdrawing members at the
end OF six months or II year not only
the cash paid in by them but Seventy.
Ave (75D per cent. OF the profits.
It. retains Twenty-Five (25%) OF the
PROFITS for the benefit OF the StOckhold'
ers remaining.
The Twenty.seventh Series Of Stock
is now open for subscription. ONE
DOLLAR per month per share.
A. V. GEAR, Secretary,
2507-tf 122 King Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
oRPHEuM COMPANY.

At meeting of the Orpheum Com
pany, Ltd, held in the Offices of the
KapioIani Estate yesterday, all this old
officers were reelected.
1t was decided to levy IS per cent
assessment, this constituting the re
mainder OF what is due from the stock
holders, the idea being to pay out
standing indebtedness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
BETTER LOOK UP YOUR
STOCK OF CALLING CARDS.

Y0n may be getting short and
pOH'N med a lot of them from
AoW on. May to6H them in q
kMy too.
Haze rOW considered chang
ing pOW plate 10 something a
little later - in SDb2 II so,
A as remind pOH that ICE knOl0
the right thing, kn0lo lchat is
being used at the present time,
and can put Jon - right - in
the use Of your cards.
We are kept posted constant
y BY hadMg manufacturers
and using only the VHy best of
material ron cm rest assured
that york done BY rs 0OHI
allgapS be right.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17

In the Police Court this morning two
japanese, Kuada and Suitakc, appear,
ed, charged with perjury, Their cases
were continued until Monday. These
men We're Witnesses in the case
against Nanagi who was found guilty
in Judge Gears court of selling Liquor
without a license.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17

In order to close out the bus
mess as soon as possible, we
will RETAIL GOODS AT
WHOLESALE PRICESI
Every Article Must Be Sold.
No Goods Reserved.
There Is no HUMBUG about
this sale. We are simply aft.
err the MONEY, and will sacri.
flee our profits in order to
get 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

As a result OF an interview be.
tween Santa Claus and Weather OBJ
server Salisbury. which took place in
Dreamland. last night. Seattle will
have a dry Christmas tomorrow.
That is-aahem-so far as rain Is con
ccrned.
The good saint and the man of
many troubles talked the matter
over az length. and although during
the interview Santa was compelled
Co threaten 90 leave Mr.. Salishury's
stocking empty, the weather clerk
finally agreed TO be good for once
and hang up the watering pot until
after Christmas.
The barometer Is high and on the
level this morning" said Mr.. Sails
bury after committing his dope chart
so far as I can learn it Is the only
thing in official life that ~. This
means that We with have no chr. e
soon aud with the prevailing NJ
and temperature there Is small
chance of rain. The chances are bet
ter for snow. although l don't look
for e."
The following II the combination
the weather guesser has picked 10
win! Tonight and tomorrow. parr-
~ cloudy; light TO fresh easterly
winds"
The lowest temperature this morn.
inE was Sc above zero at 5 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
CUPID 4
BUSY BOY

The little blind sod has been max
ing a shopping tour among the
hearts OF men and naidcus for the
past few DAYS, and today he played
hts trump card in the county aud-
itor's offlCe vi hen - younE people.
some coyiy. some blushingly. some
holdly and others saa II 10 we're an
ordinary thing In their lives Go get
married. asked for licenses 70 Ne,i
This Is the biggest days business
IN the matrimonial market that the
auditors office has had for many
months.
Here arc the folks who VIII share
each others joys and sorruws here
after
Leon II. Chick. 81 lynn. Mass. Mary
= Walker - EyFrctt ~ ash
Benz =. Cake. Reatnu. Wash. Mar
~ FraxeF Ernt0m. " ash.
Geo. Reese. Seattle. Martha Neiscsh.
SEATTLE
Lyle " Mcconnell - seattle: Deli
r Cunningham. t. Seattle.
Henry NJ Johnson. q tssaauahz
Clara A. larsen. issaquah.
: = W. Kline. n. Seattle. Marion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

"P/NcHED''
COUNTY CLERKS suBoRol-
MATES CHARGE HIM WITH
MALFEAsAacE IN OFFICE

a warrant Cor the arrest Of Conn
~ Clerk Kogpflt wac iHsut4ed from
hla Own office. this morning. and ~
was taken into custody shortly AZ
ter noon. 10 tflal IL 81 Tor this
afteuOcn. 40 he has demanded =
speedy hearing The charge alleged
in the warrant IL that he has been
cheating himself cut Of bemty
sleep"
The document sets forth that AR.
Koepni has developed a startling
habit Of appearing at his offies az
unenrthly hours. and that BY go do
ing, he greatly harnesses and an
noyr not only his employees. but the
members OF hts family who prepare
his morning meals
The case Will be tried In the clerk .
office before Judge Erwin. ~ con
victed. the sentence imposed upon
Mr.. kospfli viii be that he ncfxApt
gracefully the Christmas gift 81 n
handsome Italian bronze afatue4te.
with tiny electric light attachments
which viii be presented 90 him BY
his office force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

IL publishers hope that u may con
tinue 10 live FOR long time after its
present object % winning the boy
colt against the Seattle Brewing and
Mailing Company ia accomplished
The first paragraph OF a lengthy
editorial announcer its birth ~ a.
follows
The Union Record today as
punca the dignity Of daily maybe
for a day. perhaps forever This
at least. dear public. be SURE off
the principles for which Il stands be
understood Il will contsnue To- appear
As regularly a. the sun II II be not
Understood. H. like the sun. for Fooc
cause. may 80 into temporary or
total eciip~e. This be assured Of,
your casual OF regular reader Of or
ganiHed labof'H reeogntxed' puhlica
tion. the interests behind this paper
mean business"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

ira and organ.
tieuesioiion.
pustludssa ''ulnfta" from Mazarts
Twelfth Mas chorus. Orchestra and
organ.
At 81 f'aara Episcapal church. AN
impressive service 10 planned for ~
n. m Special music wii b. rendered.
Three 81 the sstaaiiuua have not been
sung before IN Seattle. Thrur are
The Festival Il befnu" ny II J.
Hadisg This CaihesiFal Communion
Service by Walter Clemson. and sfhn
Heavens nseiarv thc GLORY a God. .
hy Arthur Constance.
At 81 Marks and Trinify Parish
churches midnight services ushsfinN
~ Christmas. Nfii b. held They sifi
tsrElu in each Instance ~ u - q n.
a. fhs Church ~ Our Lads - Coed
itsip there stli 10 iaW masses every
haN hour between snd u'eiesk a
IA ehiidrsns hiah mass will b. held
AZ a'riece. There Wifi b. poptificai
hirh mas a. 10 a. M. the M Rev.
ttiHhap q nsn officiating Special
Christmas Musie Nlii b. rsudctesi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
Especial 70 The start

El.tstfN stuH0. Wash. us-c 20 -
Tho University % Washington aier
club visited here yesterday The
boys had : good time They must
have. for last night warrants for
the arrest 81 several members Of
the club. were HWuFn out. and to-
day the wires ia Eastern Washing
ton have been kept hot with fIsem-
sArra To- places through which they
sere scheduled TO IaaH. ordering
their arrest
Johnny slppofef. proprietor ~ the
Horseshoe saloon here. In the man
= no tells 81 the Frsod tins that the
Eiee cub students had Johnny says
they pAirouiEed his place. and even
played I~soi thsreln. That Was al
right. bat Johnny has more 60 tell.
When he aWort out warrants Tor
their arrest he declared that the stu
SCENTS put all his cue balls in their
pes'kets. and forgot 10 return them.
Others sar The club Was pretty
villa while IN fs1lrnsburF and an =
other form OF Amusement INDUCED
In. According TO local report. wnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
FIRE BUGS IN THE
JAPANESE QUARTER
tNcENolAREs STARTED CONGREGATIONS SIMULTANEOUS
~ IN TWO LODGING HOUSES ON FOURTH AVENUE THs
MORNING DAsalNe LIGHTED LAMPS ON HALL FLOORS
FIRE DEPARTMENT ACTED QUICK AND EFFECTIVELY

A daEtaFdly attempt 60 huIu a
larEv portion 20 Ssattlt's Japanese
quarter was made early this morn
iuE hN men Who entcred tive frame
lodging houses ON Fourth avenue, Is
block apart. and threw lighted
lamps On the floors The quick
work at the firc department proh=
ably saved many blocks Ut frame
buildings froW destruction. Tho twa
lodging houses aHu surrounded hy
other tllmsN structures which would
have burned ltke Under, II WIS cv-
identity the intent % the tnccndiatles
to start fires in both places stimuli
taneOusly, In order 20 battle the
ftremen.
Roth places were entered ahou
$50 o'clock. \ lamp was burning
In the hall af the Eastern hotel. "a
japanese lodging house al the COT
ner of Main and Fourth avenue.
one of IN. lodgvrs hcsrd the mc~n-
diary take the lamp from the wall.
dash e 90 the fioor and then run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

DENIAL

w. c. Lynch. delegate from the
Clerks Union 10 the Western Central
Union. denies the report that he was
last night, or ever has been. turned
out OF that body lie said
Action on my case WAS deferred
until my credentials could be exam
ined. That was alt left the meet
Ing voluntarily, admit that I am
unpopular with the leaders OF the
Western Central for my action dur
Ing recent strikes. Hut that am no,
20 very unpopular with the rank and
file Of the uuiona is evident from
the fact that II took something like
four hours "a. make the nominations
when my name was proposed at a
meeting OF the Western Central some
months ago for the position OF sec
Rotary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
JMM IN
TROUBLE
PosToFFIcE INSPECTORS ARE
AFTER MEMBER OF CON.
eREss FOR WYOMING

WARRINGTON. n. c.. Dec IL
Puetoffics inspectors are investigating
the charge that Senator Warren q
Wyoming 10 the irAsee % the paatof-
flee quarters At Cheyenne. bis home
town. Statutes prohibit arr member
81 Congress from directly or Indirect
~ sujoyinE any contract entered into
on behalf of the United States. and
provides that such contracts shall BE-
cuTse void
II has been disclosed that Geo W
Beavers made a general practice of
entering into such contracts with mem
ecrs u Congress. but inanmuch a. u
couldn't be shown that any loss 10 the
government resulted. Il was ordered
that all such contracts when dinc9y-
cred should 10 Cancelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
MANY CHURCHES
WILL CELEBRATE
CHRISTMAS DAY WILL OBS gRvgo WITH IMPRESSIVE sgR
VICES TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

Christmas services ~iil - held to-
might and tomarrow in many q tho
churches of Protestant. Episcopal and
Catholic denominations.
The felle~inE program h 60 - rem
dered a. tha first Presbyterian church.
where services Ntii begin AZ 10 ~ \ ~
Prelude Excerpt from isohsnErin-
Orchestra and OrEAa.
Hymn. "fiafs the Herald Angels
sing Congregation aud Chalr.
tuvocation-
Christmas Anthem. % zion. ihRt
'relieat deed Ttdlnss.- agalner choir.
Scripture lesson.
Prayer
Chorus and Quartet from the Mos
uiah Appendix. How Hsautifui Are
the fcot and s8rrak Forth Into Joy
Quartet ard choir.
Annouues mnuEH
Offertnfs Soprano Solo. "netaics
Greatly" from the Messiah. fiandei
Mrs. Ida GRAY Acott.
sermon='-rhs Sovereignty - tsavs +"
cantnta. 'rrAs ManEer Thfens
Mannsy SOLO Voices. Chorus. orehss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
GLEE CLUB HAD A
REAL GOOD TIME
PROPRIETOR OF ELLGnssuRo SALOON WANTS SEVER.
The v. OF W. ARRESTED FOR TAKING SOUVENIRS

taking wine glasses at Pearson :
place The boYH evidently though
the glasses would make nice sou.
venirH II the visit. but the propfi-
eiar % Persons place doesn't see II
that way.
sheriff Thomas last night wired
the sheriff al North Yakima to ar
rest members ~ the Kle club when
they arrived. but the Yakima Off
Ger failed 10 Do -. Sheriff Thomas
then wired the sheriff 81 Spokane
county Co make the arrest bot no
word has been received up 10 noon.
from him. The officers here be-
iisve that they vii arrive In Spo-
kane this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
CONDUCTOR KNEW
DEATH WAS NEAR
STRANGE PR1moNrlon COMES TO EVERETT TRAIs@AS A
FEW HOURS BEFORE nc WAS KILLED

return from his run today. Mr.
Chamberlain II praatrnted with Erisf
A. the time ~ the accident Chamber
Latin VAS between two freight ears on
n aide track fiKlhs the coupling
A switch engine which was working
IN the yard. switched car onto thu
same track II struck the cars upon
which Mr. Chamberlain was Wofkihg.
throwing him beneath them ono
wheel passed over hin busiy. crushing
hia abdomen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
BROOKS GOES FREE

The ease % tlncoln brooks.
charged with smbeEnlinK ti0s from
the Mutual life Insurance Company.
WAS dismissed bY Superior judge
He'll this morning en the statement
q Prosecuting Attorney Scott that
there waa not evidence enough te
c0nNhct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

In Leighton e Seattle.
Richard A. Calender. Seattle; tfeleu
Douglas Seattle
Frank ". Fisher. Everett Wash
Gertrude A Nexurtson Seattle
otto " "a n. Seattle. tnga =
Aknn. - seattle.
0eorEc GrrEury =. Seattle. Althca
Salisbury. 4 Seattle.
Peter a Frnstad. ~ Oak ffaFhaF
Nash Narfiet r. Tomrrns a OAK
HaFhor. wash
olaf Ialat - ciiutnn Wash Rae he
Holland ~ Whniand Wash.
Geo. ~ Nuasrli - Seattle Little A.
Maxwell 81 Maplr Valley. wash
Jas y AIKEN - Seattle Marie 4
FiaunrFf. q. SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

downstairs At tho Same hour a
man entered the klondikc lodging
house. az aiA Fourth avenue. and
dashed lamp On the han floor and
ran.
The fire Department arrived
quickly from the central station and
rNtIuEuishrd the fires with the
chemical apparatus. A few MINI
utea mere and beth the buildings
would probably have besn beyond
salvation.
Tho japanese Inmates 90 the two
roaming houses cannot. ur viii not.
throw much light on the mystery
that surrounds the affair. Il IL
thought. however, that the iucendis
aries we're members OF a gang Of
Japanese hiahhindets which the Pc
lice have been attempting 20 break
up
These thugs have been nccusioms
cd t. levy tribute on their Law sabids
ing fellow countrAmeu BY threat
nning murder and arson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
PLOMACY WORN
TO A FRAGILE
czAa MUST COME DOWN FROM HIGH HORSE, on THERE
WAR IN THE FAR EAST

TOXIC. Zee = II is generally CON.
eeded today IN diplomatic circles that
there will be war u Russia does not
eoneede important points ThiH II eN-
lrrmeB doubtful ana tho outlook be-
gminuuH.
Japanese diplomacy is said 90 have
hrsu stretched to its utmost The
Mlkade 10 anxious 90 avoid var n nua-
aible. but hiH people will not allow him
e. make concession other than that hr
has already proposed.
This feeling among the Japanese
papuiars is Intensified hy tho conf
dvnee &c the Russian officials aud the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
LABOR DAILY
APPEARS

Volume I. No, I. OF the Daily Se-
attic Union Record came out yes
terday afternoon. n IL printed un,
der the auspices OF the Western Cen
trail Labor Union aud Is also
backed by the building Trades As
sembly Its publishers claim a cir
cuiation Of $4,000 daily. Its price IN
l cent a copy.
The Record has heretofore been
only weekly organ Of local unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

SPOKANE Dee. "a No news 81
the arrest Of the University OF
Washington Giee club has been re-
ceiyed here up TIL noon. Nothing
ean be learned from the local off,
Gals concerning warrants being Is
sued at EileuHhurK for their arrest.
dispatrh from Pullman states
that the arrest has not been made
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

rEK1E. Dec. at=ChineHe officials
take "a pvuHImiHtio yiew ~ affairs in
the FaF East They seem 70 be sE-
nrctiuR war. and take the position
that china has much 20 fear IA case Il
comes They can hardly see how II
viii be possible for China 60 maintain
strict neutrality. and II She does not.
which ever way the tide turns they
can see onlY peril Tor their country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
tseseiaf 10 The s,ar)

EVERETT Dee. 2t-H ~ Chamber
iain a Great Northern freight conduc-
toe. Nho VAS run over and killed at
IN" yards yesterday morning. had a
pfcasHtiment thht he would die. when
called for auiy. he objected. bat ~an
WgHssd lie went with misEiyiHgH
hiddinE HE wife 4 tendcr farsNeli and
handing her the Christmas present
which he had sxpsctcd 60 give on his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

John ArCauisy. Lewis Clarke and
George Clarke all under "a years -
az-. we're acquitted this morning b.
fore Justics Cam of petty iarceny
ON necemher % the boys took a num-
her % rarpcuters' toals owned By p
T. Van Tarsrit They stated that they
wanted the toais % start n carpenter
shop 81 their awn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
CONDUCTOR
KILLED TWO
DESPERAD0ES

BIIMISGIIAM, Ala. Dec. 2i-con-
duetor Carr. 81 tho Southern Railway
train which reached here today. shot
and killed two negro desperaGoes near
Heatham. Miss. when the latter at
tempted to ferrorize tho passengers.
Tho desperadoes shot AN innocent
negro bystander. The conductor at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
ROU 7 ED
sRlrisH FORCE PUTS NATIVES
TO FLIGHT IN somALiLAND

LONDON. Dec. st-Dispatehes re-
ccived today tell Of a battle between
2,ese DerVtzhes and British force
near Bodwin, Somailland. on Decem-
her Is In which the enemy was COM
pieteiy routed. losing ~ killed and 100
wounded. The British io~s was three
Killed and four wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24
sEAUpRE LEAVES

WASHINGTON, u. C.. Dec. 81
a telegram to the stat" Department.
dated Bogota. Dec. 10. announces
Minister Beaupre's departure. and
that the affairs Of the legation are
now iu charge Of Secretary Snyder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-24

SHOT DOWN
TEXAS OFFICERS GOT 5000 RE
WARD FOR DOING JOB

FORT WORTH. Tex. Dec. 2t-Au-
gust Sam and Bell Martin. indian Ter
rttory outlaws, were killed by United
States MarHnais Bennett and Hainca
today. The governor Immediately pa "a
the officers saeo. which was offered
for the outlaws. dead or alive.