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The new age., 1906-01-27

Garden City club adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Whereas, Bishop w. B. Derrick, OF
the A. M. E. church, has been the
cause Of a split in one of the A. M. r..
churches in the city of Pittsburg, Pa,
and
Whereas. From a thorough investi-
cation into the matter as has been
reported to us, this club is of the opln-
ion that Bishop w. r. Derrick, to-
gether with his henchmen who COM
menced the war and trouble against
Rev. DR.. |. S. Lee, in Pittsburg, In
the Wylie Avenue A. M. E. church to
remove DR.. Lee from the pastorate OF
said church, was solely from personal
and prejudiced motives and without
any Just cause whatever; therefore,
be it
Resolved, That this club here un-
measurably and unhesitatingly CEN
sure and condemn Bishop Derrick In
his action and attitude towards Rev.
Dr. Lee. and brand him and his ac-
tions as being only on par Win a
cheap sawdust politician;
Resolved further That any man
who would stoop to do such an un-
manly act as it is charged that Bishop
Derrick has done, is wholly unfit and
unworthy to occupy the position OF a
bishop of the A. M. E. church, and we
therefore believe that Bishop Derrick
should be impeached and summary
removed from office;
Resolved further, That we recog-
niza DR.. l. S. Lee, of Pittsburg, Pa, TO
be one among the leading colored men
IF the United States and a dlstln,
p1ished and scholarly gentleman and
q christian minister and a credit 10
The church of which he is connected
and this race of people all over thls
country; ~. ,,,h an.
resolved further, That this cluD ap,
noint a committee of three to go 10
the next general conference OF tne
A M e. church and present charges
against Bishop Derrick and ASK tha'
he be removed from office
RetbeI A. M. E. church is locateu
on the corner Of Thirtieth and Dear
horn streets, Chicago, and was "a
ganized in 1862 by the late Rev. "A
Mcintosh. who was its first pastoon tOo
They now have a membership OF e,9vV "o
Valuation of church property; siyUt
oooMthey owe $4,000 on church dept
Rev. A. j. Carey is the pastor OF 'ne
The new age., 1906-01-27

Mrs. Emma Richardson expects to
return to Seattle to permanently re-
side.
The new age., 1906-01-27

Geniel Ben. Chandler has returned
from his recent visit to Frisco. where
he had barrels Of fun with Joe Cans
and numerous other acquaintances.
The new age., 1906-01-27

Mrs. r. Houston, of Springfield
Mass, Is in the city for few week!
only.
The new age., 1906-01-27
PORTLAND LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Allen are expect
ed in Portland this week.
The new age., 1906-01-27

Mr.. Hughes, an old friend of MI
Joe Barrows, is in the city for a fey
days.
The new age., 1906-01-27

anu nuIuCIOuS OluSI
Rev. G. E. Jackson's 80 years in the
ministry was celebrated in due form
Jackson is an able speaker at all
times.
Mr. Emmerson Redmond, who went
to the Salem asylum, was released,
and is at present in our city. Mr..
Redmond says he is going to his moth
er to live.
The Athena whist club has ceased
holding meetings for a while. They
expect to reorganize, and will soon
give series of entertainments at diff
ferent members houses. Particulars
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil r. Westabrook
were in the city for few days this
week. They left for Moro, Mexico, on
Friday, the 26th. They expect to re-
turn to Portland in the summer for a
visit.
Household of Ruth, No. $40, G. V. O.
of o. F., will give a public installa'
IlOn or OnceTS at lHelF NAN Oh 1dHl'
hill and Second street on February g.
Refreshments will be served. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
1t would be good idea if some OF
the mothers (of the young girls OF this
place) and some strong armed women
would get together and horsewhil
some of these old hard, bad married
men who hang around with nothing to
do but to lure girls on to ruin, and
then boast Of it, Some of these men
have families of their own; yet they
feel the keenest pleasure in wrecking
other mems homes. Mr.. and Mrs. P
Lee have the sympathy of all the bet
ter-thinking neople here in the sad
misfortune which befel their daughter
Martha.
The new age., 1906-01-27
OUR CHICAGO LETTER
Chicago. Ianuary 16. 1905

Chicago, January 16, 1906.
The following colored persons died
in Chicago last week:
Mr. Jerry Williams, 2635 Armour
avenue, who for many years was
prominent Republican of the Second
ward, died last Thursday.
Mr. John Wells, 2OS Twenty-sixth
street
Mr.. Alonzo Wilson, So North Curtis
street
Mr.. Arthur Buford, 3S44 Dearborn
street.
Mrs. Gussie Keene, 2513 Wentworth
avenue
Miss Lena Tucker, 100 Jackson
boulevard.
The new age., 1906-01-27

No trains in the service on any rail-
road in the world that equals in equip
ment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee
G. ST. Paul Ky. They own and operate
their own sleeping and dining cars
on all their trains and give their
patrons an excellance of service not
obtainable elsewhere.
Berths on their sleepers are longer,
hiuher and wider than in similar cars
on any other line They protect thelr
trains by the Block system.
Connections made with all transcon-
tinental lines in Union Depots.
The new age., 1906-01-27

Always ask for the famous General
Arthur cigar. EsbergGunst Cigar
Co., general agents, Portland, Or.
The new age., 1906-01-27

Her tales Dansk, Svensk og NorsK.
Hier wird deutsch gesprochen.
H. S. Rowe, General Agent, ForC-
land. oregon. 134 Third Street, COT
ner Alder.
The new age., 1906-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe, of 1850 Dear
born street, entertained large num-
ber of their friends at a luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ratcliffe are among the
prominent colored people here Mrs
Ella Ratcliffe is also the High Priest
ess Of Evening Star Court of Daugh'
ter of Sphinx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
HENSHAW IS
RE-ARRESTED

lHEFfuna atsaraEH ~
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov -
Rev. WIN = uenshav. principal IN
an elaborated murder case ~ Dan.
vile. IS mlies seat ~ Indiana polls.
In which he Was convicted OF utoF
eide was rearrsstsd today upon the
ngaur ~ Coz ilanleY HenahaE has
been aat on parole
Wsnshaw vas pastor Of the
church IN the village On Jan.
uafy 10. 1895. his vife vas found
dylnE on the doorssp of the family
home Hcashaw was lying tn tho
yard suffering from kuifo wounds
across the breast
Ills uifa had been shot through
the head The preacher was con-
vietad on cirrumstautiai evidence"
oossipa said be wanted q marry
another woman. but no testimony
vas offered 20 this effect Hen
shaw claimed that robbers made
tbs wounds. Puhilc opinion against
him convicted him 10 months after
the crime had been committed and
ne VAS ssntsnced for life. bat served
only a few years when he vas
paruied. lie always protested his
Innocence. Hrushaw has been re-
arrested on a charge of breaking up
a home by his attentions 10 The VIE
Of a nalxhbor. Henahaw Il a brother
Of CONGRESSMAN Hsnahaw. Of Ne
kraaha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
eoaA,LuY LEADS COUNTY
TICKET ~ GOOD voTs-
CASE AND mAekiNTosH FOL
Low IN ORDER GIVEN.

County Treasurer Matt QormleY
ram Ear and away ahead OF The
maiuftty'of the other candidates for
county offices In Tuesdays election.
aud County clerk Case. the second
hlsh man on the ticket. ran so votes
below him. Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh waa tho third man on
the ticket in the number OF votes
east fuF him.
The first compilation Of offleinl
returns of the result WAS completed
at moon today They will be checked
over again before the vote IL ean=
vassed by the county commission
efH. but q n improbable that there
will he any material changes frum
the figures now available
Treasurer tloTndey'H plurality
over his opponent was Ts4s while
that Of CLERK Casa Was s5fa The
other plufaiities la their order we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
A~yep@t. eLEcrslc SIGNS.

An electric sign advertising the
Alaska fair and 70 BE- placed by
merchants in front o. their places
OF business IL the latest stunt A
sample OF tho signn. which are about
four fee, IN diameter and made Of
enarnsIed copper. was taken TO the
office OF Superintendent A. Z. Wal.
terA. Of the streets department. this
morning for approval Tho sian has
II electric lights around It's edge.
In the center In blue enamel and
white letters l. Alaska. 1909. En-
position After a hasty eramlna-
ton Superintendent Walters said
that he presumed the sign vas all
right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
REALTY DEALS
ARE MADE

Edwin y, James 4 CO. reports
having bought fr0m Margaret J.
heames three lots az the southwest
corner OF Bellevue and Republican
for $4,000 An offer uf 81. 900 has
been refused. The company has
also sold for n. y Norquist a h.
on the west side Of bellevue av be.
tween Republican aud Mercer. for
s.. 08a A fcW DAYS later the same
lot vas sold 90 II T. Williams for
$500. who "a hours later sold Il
% Carl j kalgrcn for s6.5ae.
fllls 4 Co ruparts the sale Of 10
lots IN block :, Bayview addition.
Magnolia blatf. Ia r. J. nfoderles.
fur $3.50. These lots are 80 b.
80 fest. and are seven blocks west
of The Fort tAwtun car tine.
A n Newell has bought % lots
IN newey adaitina from " T. VII
son. an eastern capitalist The puf.
chase includes al II block and
a namhsr Of scattering lots The
prtcs paid was $4,000. The addition
Is located AZ the south cnd Of Mas
aolia bluff. opposite Smiths cove
Mr. Newell reports smaller sales as
krewatlnx $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

Last Tuesday J. Il Mclaughlin,
Prank =. Mead aud Paul g. Muir
ply awarded the largest contract
ever let BY a real estate firm on the
Pacific coast. for the grading Of
streets az LaureIhurst. the beanti'
ful new residence addition on the
peninuular separating Lake Wash
InEton from Union hay.
Paul G. Murphy. one Of the own
ers Of i.anrelhurat. said thiH morn.
Ing We have just signed a con
tract with Graham a MeCrag.
whereby that firm will start the
Work Of grading all stFeeis az Laur-
elhufat Immediately. They are un.
der bond TO complete the entire
work within six months. aud a.
there IL over 100000 cubic yards Of
earth 20 be moved. no time Will be
lost getting the work under way.
The cost for the grading Of the
streets alone vii be over SO. 600.
and when each street IL completed
the anrk Of laying water aud sewer
mains. cemeng sidewalks and street
paving will D. begun at once and
rushed to completion
Our idea IL 10 pat In ali the In
proxemeHtn on each street tnme.
dlateiy after the grading Is fin
Inhed. ~ that building operations
may Commence al once. and. In.
stead Of having sewer gang one
month. and Sidewalk gang the
next. when the workui.u are
through with one street. the I'm
pFovsmcnta wili be complete,
We are trying. and have tried
from the first. 10 make tAurelhurni
the best improved addition ever
pat ON the market. and from the bis
sales We have made. II looks as u
our efforts 10 give the city a really
exclusive reaidcnee district il ap
prcciatcd
some Of the finest homes In the
Northwest wiil be erected at i.aur
elhurst within the near future. the
plans for many Of fhom are noR
being drawn by prominent archi
iecia II fhia city. and also IN the
east Tho building restrictions are
irun-elad IN regard 10 the minimum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
BRADY SUFFERS

James nFady. murderer u Mrs
FIoFa Shannon. II fTink AZ The e1ans
- iall. suffering Intense pain from
the bullet Nouad Iaflisted spos hl4
skuIi ~hcn he attempted suicide
after shooting hia victim last Sat.
urtiay
I'm aorry lot the ilgtis kifi. but
not foe her. &c marnarca weakly
to-day When ASKED WHISTLER be #,ill
felf glad that he had shot Ara
shannon. I'm suffering. she didn't
suffer. Che killed herself. because
she made ne do n
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
today filed Information IN the 81.
pwfior court against Brady. charg
Ing him with murder IN the first
degree.
The remains u Mrs Flora shan
non we're taken 10 Burlington shia
morning Mrs shanuoa formerly
lived there. and funeral services
Rud interment Nill b. made At that
nfaf-c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
Graham & Mccray, Contractors, Secure
Big Job of Grading Streets at
LaureIhurst- on-the- Lake
Owners Of Seatile's Most Beautiful Residence
District VIII Push Mammoth Improvement Work
With all Possible Dispateh---hII Street Improve
ments viii Be Made al One Time.

cost Of each home. aud you may be
sure we Will allow no stores.
apartment houses or poor struet.
ureH there
We have said 10 much about the
MAGNIFICENT scenic location Of
l.aurelhurat. that everyone who has
been In Seattle any length Of time
t. familiar with the beautiful view
of the mountains ana Lake Wash.
tnEtou afforded from every lot IA
the addition. and also the fact that
I.aurelhurst IL hight across the bay
from the University campus. where
the Alaska. Ynkon-Pacifie Expoai
ton will be held In 1903. would
not be surprised TO see property az
Laureihurni. during the exposition
year sell at five times the prices We
are nov asking
4 think the only mistake we
made In putting Laureihurst on the
market wRa In asking too low a
price for lots. for every one IN the
addition wili easily be worth from
100 70 $50 per cent more than our
present prices the minute the I'm
pruyemeuts are completed, which
vii be Within a year AZ the out.
side
We have decided 20 advance
prices from rs 10 IS per cent ON the
fifteenth nf this month, IS the Inn
nroysmenta We are making on lots
that are row bringing but $500 viii
cost "a about $500.
When one considers that a $500
lot fronta on a paved street, and Il
toHi20 feet. the selling price Ia 70
low that we either had 10 take
i.Anrelhurnt off the market. or sd.
vance the prices
Another innovation ve have
made Nith l.aurelhursi Il the xiv
lag outright Of one II the finest
yachts ever put In the water. here
or eisswh here. 10 property owners
Of LHureihurat. without a cent Of
cost 20 them. and not only that. but
Ne are building 4 fine boat house
end wharf 20 20 with the yacht.
which We have decided 10 call The
laurplhufst. after the addition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
PARK BOARD IN
SESSION :

Al tho meeting II tho park board
this afternoon " - Wood, for him
self. hts wife and the Green Lake
Home Building a Security com.
pnnY. offered 10 the city 1000 feet
Of lake frontage Tor $4,000 The
board voted "a ask the city council
for authority 10 accept the offer
The money la TO be paid In i've
years
Two other property owners, Mary
Dugnn and Solomon t.evouaon. have
made similar offers 10 the park
board Only two property owners
along the lake have not offered
their lake frontage. namely the Sc.
attic Electric company and a man
named Patterson.
Tho park board will also petition
the council to declare 60.foot strip
along the lake for parking pur
poses
Tho park board will also Detltlo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
FEVER BONDS =
CARRY EASILY

The official returns from the
sewer bond election. given out To-
day, after being checked up Ia tbs
city o0mptroller'a office. show the
bonds carried BY a total Of 2.2ss
more than the threefifth majority
required. The total vote cast was
if,37s. OF this BIB voted for this
bonds. and 2.2G5 voted against them.
The vote BY wards follows.
First, for e05. against 1888. Sec
ond. for GAS. against 30s; third. for
,09s. against 337. Fourth. for TO.
against l05, Fifth. for sag. against
iis, Sixth. for 6i6. against ll6;
Seventh, for 1893. against 500,
Eighth, for 1.025, against goo. Ninth.
for Sos. against 202, Tenth. for ii9.
against I06: Eleventh, for 500.
against ilg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
PERMIT
NON-UNION MEN

tive committee have asked that the
unions allow other than union labor,
the object being to forastali posi-
bic strikes The building Trades
assembly. however. has assorted
that ID would insist upon union Ia
Dor. and members Of the assembly
stated today that their viewpoint
had not been changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
OFFICIAL COUNT IS
COMPLETED

Auditor ARnew. 6.tat. 7. a. Parish
candidate Tor anHeHaor. s,f0a. Pros
deuiiuF Attorney Macintosh. s.tob
Sheriff smith. a.aSa. Commiauionor
rutherford. 1878, and cammiauiunrf
AhIhhama. 1850.
Tho figures are as fuiiowaI
Sheriff
smith nsp. intft
Nelson. pem5. 1909.
Clerk.
eaaa. Rep. 1901
Milton. Dem. 8. azd.
Auditor.
Aguaw. Rep. lass
smith. Dem. 5000.
Treasurer.
gorml-y. Rep 1850.
Mhckle. DEM. Afia.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Mhckintanh. Kru.. 1855,
Reynolds. Dem. ASA.
Assessor.
Parish. Rep. 1850.
Davies. Dem. g.0tl
Commissioners.
Ahrahama. Rep. 1891
Rutharfotd. Rep. 10. z01.
Nelson DEM. f.tiI.
tloardales. Dent. l.gaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

Whether labor FOR the eonalrue.
ton Of buildings for the Alaska
fair shall bo by union men eKciu.
ulsoiy will be the subject OF dia.
cussion Al a meeting tomorrow
evening Of the building Trades as.
nemhly.
Members % tho exposition oxecu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
TWELFTH AVENUE
lLlNS COMPLETE

Z cag Ensiaeef Thomson has com
49, - pians Tor the widening
4 wsrssisx q i2th av before
.snsslux gnsm 20 the city cuua-
mr. sin ke submitted AZ q
t..ssax Il tie f2th az property
- b - heid taniEht Il the
- aft.H Griffith company. Ia
tIsska haiidlnE A represent.
- 4 he cts engineers office
4 ssssa ne meeting and explain
4. rlaHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
FORT LAYTON pEsERTERs.
fssar Special s.rvies.l

FORT LAYTON. Nov. Several
he~erterH have been caught In Scat
he the last few days and brought Ia
the fort The deserters are N. Mss
a.. Company NJ. Twenty reg
in4ent. Joasph Brown. Troop a, Sec
oud cavalry. and Frank J. Htarkey,
alias william Clark. ~ Company NJ.
r svnutv-ancand regiment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
| LEGISLATIVE
COUNT

Complete official returns from all
tho legislative districts Ia KinH
county show that tho legislative del
eEutlan viii be republican with hut
Two exceptions. deorse v Cattetlil
IN the senate and Lester i<irkpatiuk
ia the house, both from the district
witch comprises the Sixth aud
tsiEhth wards
Related returna yesterday from
outlying country precincts OVERCOME
the majority siven judge Macnanatd
tn the Thirty second district against
7 NJ Williams. aud elected Williams
by a. votes.
The final figures by districts are
a. fssfletyat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
SEATTLE EXHIBIT I
AT LOS ANGELES

The Seattle Commercial club Il
planning an exhibit al Los Angeles.
II VIII be Representative exhibit n
washington products agricultural.
mining and manufacturing Ldtsra-
tnra will also BE- distributed. A well
qualified lecturer will be on the spot
who viii deliver Informal addreHrra
In the pari0rH of the various Los
Angeles hotels. or Illustrating with
atereoptieon views. Many Of the
business men have declared that IN
com pafinon 20 cost this proposed
work u the Seattle Commercial club
will yield Immediate benefits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

.,... Telegraph Service
~ YoRK. Nov s''e'''
. ny Wv, .s am to be heard nom
~. po.eut indications lev u
-, csanler the democrat az.
'.s.,ss,aes leasue nominee TOT
- governor, has been enc. J
49,. ,s, he result Is BY no
,.sssin. with the exception
aa ~ he ether nominee 90
Fsesratlc party appear 70
r - elected ....,...,
- 49, sisssion is nov assured
.1,s.,y q $1,000 Bruce. Tor
- governor, must overcome
IJasu IN Greater New
- Z srlsF % be elected. but his
= . .,a,~mses confidence ia hts
r. . d tbs
KANSAS.
assKA. Nov, s-fho Fo-o'er'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
MEDAL TO HERO
fssrlne, r,I.ar.nh s.r.is.N

WASHINGTON. n. O.. Nov. a.
The president has EFantad medal
90 honor 90 Edward Murray. loea-
motive engineer Of rittshurE. Who
lraped O. the foothoard % hts engine
and rescued Robert and Margaret
Lewis. Who had stepped on tbs
track WHILE playinx A utisstep
would have been fatal q ali three
The president accafn panied the
medal with a highiy eommrnaatory
letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
LIGHT BOND Casa
AGAIN HELD UP.

Delay has again been caused IN
the herring Of the lisht bond case
before the supreme court Assistant
Corporation Counsel Todd. who IN
tended going to Olympia today 10
argue tho eitya side Of the suit
started BY the attorney general. has
been compelled ~ whit until tho re-
turn Of Judge Lind from Tacoma
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
BABY EGAN
WAS WINNER

.v,nx victarieus in the
,..s air eomretitlan far the
sspsias hcwspaper child iu
-Rahy- Exan has brought
,s.rg 10 a family already well
- wlss laarslS BABY hsan
- Il Mart Egan formerly
-. rs.respAadsnt % the ASA
- rvsz ard Jack Esan. onr
4. 49, known Newspaper men
- s.sss both -J4ek aad Mart
-. ,Asmseivcs proud over
-, ysstory ana assert she has
49, ths ismilyss uioai preto'u-
s,.R xAleA Il % -scoup all
'~~snws IN To- ftsia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
Roller Skates Galore

A. J.. Halls sporting goods store.
III FIRST av.. has Just received a
large shipment Of steel and alumni
um roller skates. ranging in price
from soc 90 81 a pair The line In
cludea both ladies' and gentlemen's,
and the best makes In the world.
letter get 'em quick. they're going
fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
SOCIETIES WILL
JOIN HANDS

Relative 20 the corporation Of this
Charity Organization Society with
the state Tuberculosis association.
Mss Murray. secretary Of the for
msr. said 20 The Star this morning.
1T Is part Of the plan Of this years
work 20 procure temporarily for Se-
attic the exhibit belonging 70 the
National Tuberculosis association,
and have prominent local physicians
deliver lectures in connection Nith
It's display"
The g. .. r. COMMITTEES on tuber-
cui0sia meet again Saturday eyen-
ing In the office Of the society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
SOLD lac FOR FUEL.

SPOKANE. Nov. s,-while spo-
kane il suffering somewhat from
the shortage Of coal. the conditions
here are not 10 be compared with
the situation in RaSling. Idaho. as
shown BY the case Of one.iegged
peddlar there who was forced 70
aaIl his wooden leg through pow.
ertv. recslvlnR s395 for a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

DR.. Heeman. the pepeinEum king.
~ho died Tuesday. vas a friend TO
the people Of ataEeland. he was
a bachelor and owned a mansion
and yacht. which the children II
tho United statea bought for him
with their nicksia.
There was nothing too good for
the actor folk when Beeman vas
around lie gave them voyages on
hia yacht and banqueta st hts homo.
The summer cruises Of tho boat on
Lake Erie were famous and con
teraation water was uncorkad With
out regard 10 expense. For variety
Bceman would make an animal
visit 10 Paris and he vas as Kind
and attentive to ths actorines OF
France AZ he was TO those Of hia
own United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
STATE SENATOR'S.
Thtrli.th D4.trtrt


l ~ knickerheckef. Ren.. .3s6.
Isaac Calhoun. Dent. So
Thirty first District.
Ralph Nichols. Rop.. lisa
". r Campbell. Dem. i.ts0.
Thirty sseend District
y. ~ Williams. Rep. tsss.
} ! Macdonald. Dem. i.St8.
Thirty third District.
2. l. Alien Rcp. sss
wllmon Tucker. Dem. 3ss,
Thirty fourth District
George Piper Rer ass
J, r LAWYER. Dem. Sos,
Thirty fifth District.
W q. Potts Rap. 6as
dcorEr H. Compton. Dem. 6as
Thirty sisth pletFtet.
George = cottsfiii. Dent. s8A
Joseph Lyons Rep. set.
Thirty seventh District.
Rohef, = noeth. Rep. aeio.
William rixott Dem, Les,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
OHIO

MINUS, Nov s-Heturns
thla morning cause the democrats
a. refuse "a coneade the election OF
Grant Mauser, republican. "a con,
rreaa from the Thirteenth district
Five congressman have been elect,
ed from Ohio hy tho democrats
they having won back the districts
host In the landslide of two yeara
aEn.