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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
Sie seniatiunsIut frans0Eider

Die Seniationslnf frans6Hider
gldttsr, f9rsibt Elm 2Onooner @orre'
iponosnt, uiro almdblia gum Gcar=
bal uno fdngt on, benz fran30Fi4eu
anisbsn in England febr gu f9absn.
9as .g6o be paris" ber6Hsntlidte &c.
ffern einsn artitsl. Der benz General.
major Sire 6reoerid Maurice cine
&eibe srfaunli8er grtIdrunssn In ben
Munb lsete. gr foll gun, 8eiipiel er.
tldrt baben, sr CLAUDE ni9t on eiuen
osutid.frans6Ri4en arisg, .penn er
aber bod sintrstsn utiroe, 10 lei fein
3usifeI, baB bic britiide @ssisruns,
bic Mdnnsr pie Cir gouaro @rsp uno
DIR. Saloane einf9lieBe, 5rantrei9 bis
ausaisbigfts Silfe lsiifsn tptirbe". ct
foa bann ueiter aus9efibrt babsn, baB
England su bieism 3psds sins Mrmes
In 9dnsmarf lanbsn tptirbe, bas fi9
tinter sneliidsm uno ruiffdem Druid
benz 3ries anI4lieben ptirbe, baB gns-
lamb innsrbalb "a Stunbsn 80, 900
tpoblaus9sbiloste SoIoatsn cOncsntri.
rem t6nnts, uno mas berglsiden I'D.
6erli9s unb banb9reifi9e Abfurbiid,
ten" msbr limb. UNI nit ben, etanbs
arb" su rsoen.
@eneralmaior Waurics lit auBer
DENT; er III aber elm angefebener Diff
sisr, Der f9 In Der militdrtiden 2ites
ratur einen Wamen ssmadt bat unb Der
bon 1885 Bis 1892 YrofeKor Der
2risgsaei6idts am Stabseonseium
mar. Wan Tam f9 bentsn, bob feline
aeuBerungen unter bieien llmfdnbsn
bier unliebiamtes auffebsn srrsstsn.
@eneralmaior Wauries bot R9 bar.
auf6tn bseilt, bic Nnselegsnbsit ri6tig
au HELEN. gr ertldrte einem 8ertreter
bss 2onboner vWorning 2sabsr". Der
Jpn aufiu9te, tp6rtli9:
Die mir In ben Dumb geIe9ten
asuberunssn finb abiolut unpabr; i'd
babe niemaIs irgeno ettpas bsrartiges
sefast." Was f9 tpirtli9 abfpielte,
NOR na9 ibm folgenoes: Gin fran-
86Fi&er Offi3ier aus gutter 5amilie
tuuroe mir bon einen1 6reunbe borae.
felt, Der mir iaste. Der Offisier iptirbe
gerns meint Anf9ten tiber bic stdrte
Der enslif8en Mrmes b6ren. SD tua,
Der Weinung. uno ebenio msin6rsunb
bab es F9 UNI Elm rsinss pripatae.
iprd9 banole; Id BIN absr isIbf in Iol.
den 5dlen INNER bOrR9tis In anem,
tuas Id fage. SD ftbrts aus, baB e
febr i4pieris Iei. gnslanbs Selects.
fdrfe ab3uf4dben, uno bertibrte fi4e,
NIT fetnem Wort einen snslii9en Mn.
srif auf 0euti3lanb. @an3 bsildufiq
murbe bie 5rage gefent, mas gnelant
tbun tuiirbe. tpsnti Ssuti9lanb 6ranf.
reid abR&tli& einsn 2riss auFawinse.
SD a~ntworiete, i& claude. bab, uenn
bic unaere8tisteit oesfelben einen tie
fen ginbrud auf England ma&te, q
oann ni9t ruhis suiebsn unb fi9 MIDI
untbdtis nerbaIten tptrbe."
Der .Wornins 2eaber" eriIdrt mt
&e&t, etne @rtldrung bes .g9o be go.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23

Sie goluFeum gswegiu8 iolfe
ni9t gun, nltsn ct. 2ouiier giien GEE
tuorfen peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
sSn glepsIano, Ohio, hattie Der

Sn glepelanb, Ohio, hattie Der
Soeiale Surn i. 8ersin biefer i4bnen
SesHaot bic ssfammten Staotrdtbe 3u
ieinsm 2oiftimfef eingslaoen, I'm ben
6errsn bic unfinnigfeit Der nun in
Ohio wieosr au @bren 9efommenen
.Blauen @eiebs" 81 bemOnfrirsn. Die
5srrsn eaben nod udbreno Der Jef'
lidtsit, BET Der He fd t6nigli9 ami.
irten, 81, bab lie iberaeuat purbea
man tonne f9 mad IL nbr ebenio tote
lid unb barmlos amiirsn als bel
helIsm Sn9esli9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23

Wie Yriratberi@te uns nieloen.
if bis bon probibitiOnsssbirnen ausaes
bedts 5epburn.S Oaiber. Bill, psl9s
ben 8srfanbt bon SpiriiaOien aus
iraenb eintm Staat nod sinem probi=
%bitionsfaat berbietet, ielbf BEN @omite
3u bumnt uno tpiro in bieier 6eiion
ni9t einbert9tet weroen. Sa man
aber bic Slide unb 2ifsn Der Sempes
rensfanatitsr tsnnt, 10 iollte bod re9e
Wa9famfeit gstibt tperoen, biz oas
eIsnbs Ma9werf enbgiiliis abgetban III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23

Ser geteranen-y erein Fat ,pieoer
NAL ssaeigt. oaB feline Witglieber sbenio
i9isBti8tig fno wie frtiber.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-07-28
More Extended Account of
the Big Meeting at which
Three Counties were well
RepreSented--Full Notes Of
Senator Tillman's Speech.
Reported for The Hews.

annual picnic Of the Liberty
Hill Rifles was held here on
Saturday, July Dist. AS Liberty
Hill is so far from the Centers
OF population many people
thought the crowd III attendance
would he small, but their doubts
were soon dispelIed, as long be-
fore the "KIng OF day" had
reached the zenith every avail.
able shade was filed with people
and vehicles. Many people came
a dlstaca Of twenty miles and
from at least three counties. The
number of people present was
estimated by those who ought
10 be able to judge-at 1900 to
14OO-we know that it was by
far the largest crowd we have
ever seen at this place. The day
was typical July weather, with
out rain but a few passing clouds
which tempered the effects Of
the suns rays and made the
heat less oppressive. The day
was spent in viewing the seen,
erv, listening to the speeches
(mention Of which will be
made below), watching game
of ball between Heath Springs
and Liberty Hill mines, and in
conversation. The best of order
prevailed throughout the day
and the only thing to mar the
pleasures of the day was the
fact that our popular and eff
cient commander, Capt. Richards,
was detained at home most of
the day by the serious illness of
a member of his family, who we
all hope will soon be better. We
forgot to mention sooner that
the dinner, which was by no
means the least enjoyable part
Of the program, was served IN
grOuDs-On account Of the large
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-07-28
THE NEWS In BRIEF

a fierce storm in St. LOUIS
Thurs day STATED seven fires in
different parts of the city. A he
gro was blown from his wagon
and killed.-The lower House of
Georgia legislature has passed
bill against bucket shop; also bill
prohibiting sale OF cigarettes -
Hiram Hilson, noted desperate,
has been killed in North Carolina
by l7-year-oLd mnl carrier.
Mayor r. W. Cannon, -oi.Abbe-
vile, is dead.-Fred SCARBOROUGH,
nephew Of the former congress
man, was drowned in the Pee
Dee Wednesday,. Much damage
was done in West Materee, Ker
shaw county, Wednesday, by
wind and hail. The same day
crops in Clarendon were injured
by haii.-Ma.ton Reed, col0red.
killed his brother, AlonZo. over
game Of cards, in Cheraw "A ne.
gro man was killed by lightning
near Little Rock, this state. and
tenant house struck by hight
ming and burned -Russel Sage,
the noted fnancier, died this
week. .-Commissioner Tatum has
issued statement to show that
the dIspensary is abundantly
solvent. He says on July 21st
the dispensary had "a cash bal
ance of $96,51S.G1, or $50 Ops .O5
more than enough to pay all "ac-
counts then due"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-07-28

the safest and most economical
Earnestly advises against the
passage Of the Morgan bill or
the establishment of county dis.
pen saries, as it is a step towards
the establishment of the license
system.
Where does the profit on ship
ments of wbiskey by express go?
To Ga. and n. g. Of course. 1t
lis a question Of doing the best
you can with a knotty problem,
at best.
After a pitchfork anecdote
and a few pleasant remarks to
the ladies and young people
present, Senator Tillman closed
amid the plaudIts of his hearers.
DR.. 7. j. Strait was next in
troduced and made an interest
ing and instructive address. Mr..
Finly was. not present. County
candidates from Kershaw and
Lancaster were next called for but
only one, our popular and genial
friend SHollis Ii. Horton answer
ed for Lancaster Co. He present.
ed his claims for the office Of
auditor with pleasing effect The
other candidates thought the dis
ance too great, perhaps; several
candidates from Kershaw Co.
were present and made short
talks. Hon. M. l.. Smith was ex
pected to be present and make
an address but was unable to be
present on account of sickness.
@. r. G..
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-07-28

and that he was going to talk
about State affairs. Some said he
had no right to DO so, but should
contine himself to his senatorial
duties, but he has not lost inter
est in issues at home; he did
not care for criticism, in fact,
rather enjoyed it for the ingenu-
ity of the arguments used. The
issue is the liquor question. 1t
was claimed by some that he
hoisted the dispensary on the
people when they had voted for
prohibition. 1t was true the
prohibition vote was greater
than the opposition but there
was 10000 who did not vote on
the issue at all. He desired TO
give something better than we
had but had studied the question
in Maine and was satisfied it
would not prohibit. He did not
like the idea of encouraging the
habit of lying to get whiskey, so
substituted the dlspensary law
The Senate adopted il and the
House accepted it, All of his en-
emies fell in line with the oppo-
He tried 10 get good men
for constables but the law and
those who tried to enforce it
were bounded and abused so
that it became necessary TO get
the men who would stand and
shoot when needed The result was
some killings did occur but the
did not mention the
to the credit of the old
barroom system. The question Is
here, we have TO consider il
whether we want TO or not. Was |
glad when Lumpkin was going
to run, it gave him something to |
do be is now making campaign
because he believes it his duty
to do so. What did you vote Tor
him for if you did not believe in
him? If he sees the people about
10 be betrayed and warns them
his enemies say he is debating
and wants to be boss.
The dispensary should not
have been taken out o: the
hands OF the governor. No man
can be elected governor who is
not honest. 1t should not have
been placed in the hands of a
board of control composed of
politicians at a salary OF $500
per annum, and no sategu ,rd
thrown around them in the pur-
chasing power. The two papers
which have led tn" fight on the
dispensary, say that prohibition
is humbug and high license is
what they want. He makes no
pretcutions of religion, but how
the prohibition members OF the
last Legislature can reconcile
their course he cannot under
stood.
Legislators of some counties
always turn the color of the
Columbia ring. This only occurs
when the people at home are
careless or Indifferent. "ErcrnaI
vigilence is the price Of liberty"
and is necessary with the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
e0NGRESS LISTENS
TO CANAL REPORT

eus departments. particular Atton-
tien being paid 10 the establishment
Of the school system There arr
steo children In the canal aone who
are attending the nchoola. aud the
number h rapidly increaalng.
The report 81 the chtef engineer
4 then submitted. dealinH iu tcch
utsAl detail with the progress % the
work during the past year tho
Colon. ChaKrea river Cuiehra and
Ia tioca divisional work being TO
ported upon At length Individually
An Organization known as the
bureau Of architecture and huild
tea has been organised Cor the pur-
reHe 81 pFuvttlng and erecting tho
necessary buildings under govern
ment supervision Cor the aeeemmo-
dation 81 the workers
A mechanical division has also
hesn organised. shops and quarters
having been provided Zoe the Narl-
Gus divisions
The report concludes With Htate-
msnt regsrdinE vacations. In which
Il l. stated that the physical atam-
Ina % the canal employees can be
kept up 10 the standard u men in
the United States. therefore an
health should On most vases be la
sufficient for vacations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
she SIMPLY COULDN'T SIDESTEP
MILLIONAIRE; WILL MARRY HIM
IA nuLLE ornRo. BEAUTIFUL
SPANISH DANCER. IN VAIN
TRIED 70 nonoN PERSIST.
EMIT uNoLtsHMAN.

PARIS Dec aa La nulle 0tefo.
the famous dancer. known Nhor.
ever music halls exist, IN Ia be mar
rlod this month to Rene Webb. "a
millionaire Engltahman Tho beau.
tiful spaninfd gives the following
account of her eourtahip,
Last August ! wis playing az
huehoa AyfuH. aud Mir Webb. who
has eotton mills Ia America aud
in England obtained nn inlfaduc.
ton to me soon he told me that
he had Adored me for four years.
eNet since he flfal saw my photo
graph ! refused hia love aud bis
fortune because | loved another Ito
took Il trngicallY aud told me that
he was suing Ca kiil himself
Don't Do that. cried IL
would be stupid You know. If .aii
THE men who love mo aud whoh .
cant love we're O. Kin themarl, ea
there would have TO be "A Rttaat
graveyard specially for them
To sum un. Mr Webb paid bne
ardent aitcdtiauH# ilo offered hue
splendid Jewels. and took them 90
please him Then ! came baekhlo
France aud forgot TO think Of hinf
again
lie has nov followed me a.
Paris ana renewed his offers. Ilt
begged and prayed mo Ia think
again, and ! said In myself. Mar.
~ I've never done that yet. sup
pose | were 20 tryF
I told Mr Webb that didn't
want 10 leave Paris. that wanted
20 stay on the stage. and So on 7
gave him a fun list ~ my fallings
I'm sure he was mad Tor he wanted
90 marry me all the same told
him that my hotel him wasn't paid
lie insisted on paying a. told him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
COMPLAINS To
COMMISSION

otyMefA. Pee so.-H n Haw-
"a repruseulinE the Crescent
s.nafactuffpE company, whose
$50 anplaint started the joint
-. heaffae VAS hers yesterday
.wA ! new complaint 10 ire rail-
- rsmniissan. During tbs floods
!. MN haa orders for rush ship
s.sss 70 palnts reached BY the %.
pkN and Northern Faeifie Ia
rassrsn Washington. F1eods block
a NE NaFfhFrn Pacific tracks om
A. Wsag sils bat tire Great North
~ vas operating Soouer than
s~ait tn opening Of the tracks he
csscsai eomusnY shipped the
rness b tha Great Noftbefn. spe-
ssHy axrxslnx not 10 ASK toint
aiss but aErvsinG % pay the two
es2l rates.
AAsus 81 saeh shipments were
uass In lhs latter part q S9ycm-
>~ Aug sever eeaehea their dcs-
s.asi1na Investigation has guss
rs.sased thn fact that the xuots
49, al Al Spokane. where thv North
wn Parlfe has refused to accept
nsea ffaan the Great Northern. The
xwtAsrn pselfis Insists e VII ouiy
rse-tvs the zaipments al Adrian uu-
ssr tse anwffaIen law Aaang roada
sas9nN TIE eoaHectlnE road 81
fksats re palat % receiving ahlp-
z<atA
TAe dispais e. % eouras. ever an
sfybrt ga the part q the Sorthefu
rasifyg ta 81 the longer haui that
nspusrnt fram Adrian wuui1 givr
~ FaiifUaa commission promised
. taks TIE matter up AZ nuea with
xsrtArrn Pacific officials Hud aee
t>zs the shipment moves At once.
A. NJ xspta weFs designed fer The
Asltssy trade. u Is claimed c0nsii-
msele tn~9 has been already ecca-
ssnsd By the 4ssay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
.....pp. rslsaranh s.esIssl

ta...res Tsiearanh ssfNiee.l
EXAMINATION. Dee 90 The an
F.csft IT thc Panama canat
~ $500 0as made puelle today,
s'. as'.. i laJa upon the thorough
$50 Whsh tho work up % date
- - REFORMED, the repert stat
- go uhns a. tlsAos the work APP
= .laW. il WAS necessary 10
80 cautiously en- order 60 cstaN-
nrm foundation. rather than
- permabenty for the sake of
- Al the start
s.eilatlen. sarc % employees. labor
s.s,,ed and other sahtscta men
.1 IN The presidents apcclpl
sn.ra nasssaKe arr EiNes detailed
.a,ntiea 81 the report
s...rahts fenarta ate made upon
:. .,nsifueHIan 81 receiving and
,rslae YarsiA terminal yards
ssWetasa ard water pyHtems.
-. proertsH made aufine che
y, a snlafklnk and improving the
s'e.ma railroad and equipment to-
- with detailed statement u
!. c,st az labor and the purchases
! .acplles AMI merchandise. u de-
49,. Ia lengthy report
re Alfletpnt municipalities are
...n with IA individual reports.
.>,ssax he condition q the Vari-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
MAY LAY SALT
WATER MAINS

The fire ard water committee Of
the council. az 4 meeting last even
Ing. voted 10 request the opinion ~
the corporation counsel upon the
question % The legality 81 forming
a district. composed % the business
seetian % the city. and laying salt
water mains for fire protection.
Tue coat "a % be assessed on the
property in the district Assistant
CITY Engineer Scott was instructed
60 ascertain the cost % installing
such a system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
LOST LIFE IN
DIX DISASTER

One more name must be added to
the HAT Of victims who found Watery
gfaNea la the nlk1canip disaster
Il Roth. Mailman. WAS aboard the
ntk Nov rs aud went down
Friends ana relatives Ia Seattle
have been searching Tor Roth since
the disaster and this morning found
that he was among the paaasnpcra
ON the Dix bound for Port nlakeloy
20 secure employment In the mills
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
PROSECUTE ssopLlrrtRs.

A promise bf ehiof wappenatrin
% see that shanlifters caught tn the
department stores shall be prose-
euted haa made Hiad che hearts ~
the police Officers. During the past
tew says "a number 81 Wumen shop
tiftrfa pave been caught n the act
Of stealing articles from stofe raun.
tiers. bat ma the store managers have
refused 90 prosecute the thieves no
ARRESTS have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
STRIKE IN NEVADA


ToNOPAH. New. Dee. 2o.-The
cooks and walters OF Tonapah are
On strike. Every eating house IN
shut down except several private
hotels. some Of which are also az
fected Restaurant kaepers viii
fight 70 the end. they declare.
There Is a Threatened strike OF
miners at Goldfuid. the men en-.
peetinE 10 80 out tomorrow The
tle-up viii BE eomplcto Dire ~.
suits are feared. "a the miners
want an Increase frum - 10 g. per
day They viii give the operators
"a hours in which 20 accept their
demands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

steamer Northwestern. 10 days ago.
Was a member Of the NAidak ElkA
That order undertook 60 locate his
relatives aud found that he has a
mother and sisters ia New London.
conn Messages we're sent and the
information OF the mans death was
given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
FATAL STREET
CAR ACCIDENT

J. ~ Patterson. sts sTth az. In
fared last Thursday IN a street car
accident az the foot % Quesa Anne
az. died last Night az the Pacific
hospital nutterwerth a sons
ieok charge u thu hody. Mr.. Pat
tefsoa Was IN a. East Queen Anne
ear which plunged down the Queen
Anne inellae. reiildlnE with another
50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
NAY DETECT CRIME
BY THUMB PRINT.

Louis tlesneter. now in the Pierce
eouaty Jail. AZ Tacoma. yesterday
allowed sheriff 1. G. smlih. u kinx
county. and Deputy sheriff 7. NJ.
Nancy. of Pierce county. % take
an impression of his thumb. In tho
effort 81 tho authorities 10 fix upon
him the guilt Tor the murder %
Elsie Mullhoft of Rcnt0n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

Tho best musical truvcatY ~ the
season 10 zinn's. ~ the Seattle tho.
alter thia seek Ia -rcety WeeHy "
II Kau have a grain ~ love for iol.
Its in your composition. you xill be
pleased With the show. ior that IL
what q IL, aud Il Is a good one
Ae2t week. for a Christmas NJ
traction. tho Seattle thcafer Will
have rilly olson. the latest swod.
ish dialect drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
New Train 10 California

Leave Seattle tia0 D IN. leave
Portland 1850 D m. arrive san
Francisco as A. M. forty one
hours en- route The Southern Pa.
cine nov operate three trains daily
b. geonic Shasta Route
Tickets and reservations AZ Union
Ticket office. COS First avenue. So
attic. Wash. T. 4. Ellis Gent
Agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
close STORES CHRISTMAS.

The Central Labor Council has
appointed q special committee to
cooperate with the Retail Clerks
union 20 hring about a general clos.
ing Of retail business establish.
menta on Christmas day. The boot
and shoe merchants have already
agreed 20 close their establishments
on that day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
PREPARS FOR WAR

In time % peace prepare for
war
With this statement concluding
a most remarkable speech By Judge
Thomas } Burke. the Chamber af
Commsrea yesterday voted 20 urge
the congressman and senators 81
this state 90 vote for the anpro.
priaiian % tia.0o0. 900 Tor Pacific
coast sefenHea now before congress.
Judge burke stated that IL was
time 10 have the coast defended.
not that var Vas probable with
Japan. but Tor future protection in
case anything should come u the
pfeHent trouble and strife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

There viii be four more Isafform.
anrsa nf Jack. the Giant Killer. %
At Tay lor'a Castle Oarden foniKht.
Friday and Saturday nights aud
Saturday matlnea. Sunday after.
nnau the Amadan Opera company
viii appear Ia a repertoire e comic
opsraa MANAGER Tayior has de-
eldsd % produce The Mascot" a.
the opening bill Tho stars are
Claude Amaden. comedian. ana
Hasen Davenport. prtnA donna.
both ~ whoFn wfii b. remembered
Ia similar capacities uith the Roa
clan Opara company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

In the ranks % blackface enter.
tAlners William Windaui. we'll
known from bis long association
with the disguise u a swell ralorud
nurse Eirl. u sfnoug the must inter.
easinE He Il Al iho star fhsaisr
fhla week AZ an addict attraction
this week the star n presenting a
family % tiEht wire artists. tho
Noetzels An electrical dancer Is
the hCadllner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
The THEATERS

IN attraction az unusual interest
which has been booked fof m On.
RaEumcnt az tho Grand. beginning
tonight and for tho balance Of the
week 10 Sis Hopkins" the delight.
ful comedy drama of rural iifo. Ia
which Mias Roaa Melville. the orig.
inatpf Of the character Of Sis Hop.
klnu VIII play the tile role for the
eighth consecutive season Miss
MelYiile'a manager. ]. u stirling.
has provided her with a company OF
unusual excellence this year aud
the entire production 10 new one
ia every respect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
just the Thing

starf the YuHnE people In NE
rxss and teach them the elegant
kz1l, Of Saxinx Heres a suEEes.
tns start q little savings account
viii the sfnte Bank uf Seattle.
rAsrv dspualta Focelve PER cent
z;srpxt cnua pounded aemtannunlly
ssd present e for an Xmas gifi. 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
MoUNrAiN cLUe FORMED.

A naw club Was organized last
night. The Seattle Mountaineeru'
club" Dr. " Weldon Young. Asa
bel Curtis. Professor Henry Landea.
Miss MARY Banks. Dr. ] i.
Sweeney. William Price and Edgar
L. Hampton were elected directors
for the ensuing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
The Owners Of
LaureIhurst

Are giving 10 every one visiting
faureihurst for the neat few days
az elegant prospectus containing
beautifully colored photographs 81
LanTelhsrat and It's surroundings
Everyone interested In hiFh class
property should visit Laurelhurst
within the next few days aud pro
cure ono o. those handsome fold.
orn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

Five great acts comprise tie new
version u Uncle Toms eahta.-
Ahleh IL the attraction ~ the Lots
fhestey this week There utii DO
DC mafinooa tuuurrow aftrrnoun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

Tomorrow morning. az no o'clock.
the ticket sale opens Zoe the week n
enlargement ~ Florence Roberts at
the Grand next week. The Strength
OF the Weak, and a neS plaK. given
for the firut time on any stage. vii
10 presented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

The current trips IN the touring
car a. Wonderland Exhibit ara
proving unusually popular They
laeiuda Florence and Nice. IN Italy
the Casino gambling reeurt In
Fra nra and bezufifui scenic trips
through the state ~ Colorado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
MIND WEAKENS

LONDON. Dec. 20--Tho chnon.
icle today haya that Joseph Cham.
boriAin has lost his memory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

William Matthews IA doing a Oar.
Ing feat this week AZ the preamland
skating rink BY .Leaplng The Cap
90 RULER skates.