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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

Evapnrated Peaches, pound, > re
Mocha and Java Coffee, ground or
IN bean. pound ,.,.....s.,.2 Jc
English Breakfast Tea, I pounds
Tor .s.t.tt.ssstt.s st#stts. ~
All kinds of Crockcry and Tinware
about 80 l.3c on the dollar.
Armour's Eastern Hams lie
Hammond's Corn Beef. DrlsketH
and FiankR. pound ,-t.....tc
5O.pieeo Pretty Blue Spray Dinner
Set. actual value $40 go. Si.t5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
TEACHERS WILL
VOTE TOMORROW

property held by the schoei beard IA
The amended law provides that
the city comptroller loan % the
sChaol district the city registration
books. and the city registration
books Win accordingly be used M
We election tomorrow II wards
where thnrp are two vatins places
the books Tor the various precincts
VIII be placed where most cons
Nenlent To- said precinct aud an
male voters are requested 10 80 "a
the place who're their precinct books
ean he found
The votlng places VIII be as fol-
lows
frrst ward. precincts 10 &. iu-
clusive. AZ the south school. pre-.
viHeta ! 60 y Inclusive. al the south
Seattle school second ward. Raj
nirr school Third ward. precincts
20 : Inclusive. the Pacific school
precincts , 90 Il. inclusive. the A..
+ Minor schoot Fourth ward.
noara office t1fth ward. old public
library. on the university grounds.
sixth Wafd. Denny school seventh
ward. pteclncts |. 2. 8 and y az
the Cascade sehaol. the balance %
the ward al the hish school Eighth
ward. precincts l 20 q. Inclusive. "a
the Warren Avenue school. pfcs
cinets Ga ta. inclusive. at the
Queen Anne school Ninth ward.
precincts aud :. INTERPLAY school.
preeiuels Ca q Inclusive. At SAFE
Fremont av, Tenth ward. uniyer-
sity station. Eleventh ward. pre-.
cincis l 60 4. inclusive az the Green.
lake school ON the east side. pre-.
cincta 8 and 8. inclusive At 7. n.
Pays real estate effice. Mountain
View station
The booths vill be ousn from
noon 20 5 y m. There win be two
ballot boxes one for the election ~
directors. aud the other for votes on
Maynard flats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

.r., number Of teachers IN
II, schools have resiatored for
" annual school election to be
~, ,omerrow, aud IN achool circles
1. much interest In the cut
ihsN rhe chief issHe L. The effort
80 ~ naft Of some Of the teachers
n,eefe the adoption oi an IA
- saale ~ vases coWmea
49, Nth the lasroasod cost al
s.,as IN seattle
H wv. ,sntfer WAS taken mp BY the
- SOME weeks ago with
-s,rt.aaent Cuopsr, who "a
f..s his ilsappraVal ~ the move
NJ the ground that y was IA.
~, a that time aud should not
n.ae the subject Of political dts
..,sn 81 agitation
49,, an eve tickets tn the field.
~e.,.t.s.' ticket consisting Of the
~ sn.nhefs 81 the board. whose
w. .spifp. Or " A shannon
NJ Guion. beth of whom
~ ,arsssnally placed On the beard
~ cshef members 81 that body
xao represent aud stand Tor
=. Y. a,,weas policy Of managing the
,'.l. and the socialist ticket,
s...,sIsns Of Richard Winser and
- reemas Wiswell. who were
,s.,,sssed IA protest against the
..s..nl management
Isereass Not Favored.
a. aehAlf 90 the board candi'
49, X { Hughes. member Of
=. A,ara. has issaed a public
.. ~ IN which he alleges that
4. 1fnanclAl condition ef the dis.
~. 2. 4 such a. 10 make any general
'.,rs.se ia salaries At this time i'm.
ss.esleahle from business stand
100 While the socialist candidates
80 declared IN favor ot salary IN
Z. ,pselai proposition snthesisins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

A LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS.
Mt Rainier. Wash. Nov. -, 1906.
GafYey Buchanan Company.
Seattle, wash
Dear sirs~Excuse my delay In
writing. but my rcindeers have not
been weii and have only been able
20 bring me down as far ~ the
snow line, aud I could hardly say
earlier Jus, what date | could give
you. but matters are nov arranged
and / have secured two handsome
black shetland ponies and viii ar
rive In beautiful Seattle Saturday.
December !. ~ > a. M. and make
my headquarters az your store TIL
called away at Christmas time.
Announce my coming to all the
children and grown folks, too. for |
love them all. and say that II would
delight me much TO have them
meet me on my arrival ut Pioneer
Square AZ 3 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing | have brought a handsome SOU
vcnir for the children and may
have something for the grown
folks. for you know they love old
Santa Claus aud look forward to hts
coming with as much pleasure as
my beloved little ones. Remember
the date OF my coming and meet me
on Saturday. December !. a. m.
az Pioneer Square.
With much love. and In Joyous
anticipation OF warm greeting, /
am.
Your own old
90. SANTA CLAUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
ESPERANTO ENTERTAINMENT

The Seattle Esperanto society f.
working on the plans for a big en-.
teftHinmcnt TO be given February
10 The program will be almost
entirely in Esperanto. only sum.
Client English being thrown In to
make the proceedings ineligible 10
those ignorant Of the new tongue
The local society has met with
great success. and a new class viii
hereafter be held Monday evenings
for advanced students. AZ which
Esperanto will be spoken o1clu-
HiVeiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
New Train 10 California

Leave Seattle . 50 D N. ieavs
Portland II % p IN. arrive San
Francisco ss&s n IN. forty ons
hours "a route. The Southern Pa
clfie uow operate three tfatns daily
b Scenic shasta Route.
ftekats and reservations a. Talon
Ticket office. COS First avenue. Sc
attic. Wash +. r. Ellis. Gen
Awmrf zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
EVANS NEARLY DONE.

ne only other regular cxamina
IA ssia % b. held By the civil
svsee rnnsnission Il faf assistants
4 The els engineers office. the
49, Zoe xhich has not yet been
~ A speclal examination for
sssnse Inspector. an office recently
s,ssied wili b. held necember "a
M beard Of examiners are to-day
kusalnx an examination ~ anpll
ns:s ler licenses aa stationary en-
1nesn There are IS applicants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

G r. Forbes and Miss C. Ethel
Mearns. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
D ID. Mearna. were married at the
home OF the bride. i70i Terry ay.,
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Rev Thomas NJ Slater, pastor OF
the Reformed Presbyterian church.
officiated The bride and bride
groom will make their home for
the present In South Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
Visitors TO Seattle,
Attention

The finest and most enjoyable trip
90 be- found l. . visit 20 Uncle sans
navy yard at Bremerton You can
Gee the mammoth hattieHhipa Wis
eonsin and oregon. the training ship
Philadelphia. torpedo boats aud de-
atruyefa You viii never regret The
Walt. naatn leave Pier az 10 and
II 20 q. M. and IS aud iso ,. m.
week days. with an extra boat ~
zise .. N. sunday Round trip Soc.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

VICTORIA. Nov. 30-Aotiye mil
itary preparations are being made
b. Japanese In North Korea. ae
oofdtng 10 adyiees received by the
steamer Antilochus, which arrived
Wednesday from Liverpool and the
Orient. with the object OF enforce
mtns OF Korea'a claim In the dis
pute between China and Korea with
regard 90 the ownership Of kando
the island province enclosed BY the
headwatsra OF the Tnmeu and faiu
rivers Adyiees from NladiyoHtoh
nAy the military preparations are
causing alarm there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
It's a Fact

That gentlemen of good taste even
wear siiii hat. aud hundreds wear
the taoa bargar Derby There's
more style. Wearing qualities and
general satisfaction in a HarEsr
than Ia many Is 90 hats. foF Il posi-
lively excoiu any other o. 90 hat
made II you want hat that's DO
coming 20 you, Yea must be coming
10 Va Liilasar 4 BarkmAn. exelu.
sive hAtiera. i3fo Second ave go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

TACOMA. Nov So one N the
most notable aud successful sessions
Of the mobiles % the Mystic Shrine
Vas held az Masonic temple We'd
uesiay niGhf. ths ceremonies and
banquet lasting until O'clock yea
teFday morning about 400 ShftpeFn
from Western Washington and
Alaska ana st representatives from
other shfines Ia the United states
eseaFtinE a elaaa % 80 uovitiatea
across the hat nanda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
. = q . q $3.50 - 4 q
!: ON the FRONT I:
: 4 . q . . = 4 3 d 4 4 3

The Spokane. Rainier. Earnest
hamili and Atlas are reported a.
having arrived In San Franciscs
this morning
The ship HtdaFt arrived In port
this muruing from Tacoma. whers
she has been aisehargius 4 portion
of her cargo, She IL lying at tbs
Wall -. dock.
Steamer jefferson. of the Alaska
steamship company. u wslli en ihs
Moran company dfgdock and viii
BE- there for about tao weeks Shs
u having her annual oYrFhsulinE
also OF burners are being Installed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

Fl PETERSBURG. Nov 40
The emperor has approved the res.
olution by the council OF mini. tcrs
nNlnr z hours as working day,
including two hours for meals. Ia
all industrial aud other circles
This law VIII become operative six
weeks after its PRONUNCIATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

poAEN. Prussia Nov 80 The
body of the late Archbishop OF raHsn
lay IN state Wednesday night The
Polish population v aroused over
the statement that his successor In
afflcc VIII not be Pole Their de-
tuanda are - strong In this respect
that the government may appoint a
Pole to succeed him. although pres
ent Indications arr 20 the contrary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
WILL APPOINT soowsIL.

Justice % the fsaee-eleet John r.
Carroll has decided 10 appoint p n.
hodSeli clerk II bis court. Afr noa
Well - LEGAL attorney well known
among the Younger members ~ the
bar lie wiii be sworn On and take
efflre Jan a. the day On whirh
ludge Farre Catrolis term com
meoees. whose court win be tn the
New York hloek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

speak ct the sunday afternoon serv.
/ lee Of the y w. q. 4. on THE Test
II Girl Mrs r. 81 Thatcher
Wlil sing Al association elasseg
viii close Monday fuf the holidays
and viii not reopen until Jan. l.
viii Build Another Dlg.
The Port HlnkeleY NH company
ia making ninns fGf the ronHtrueti0n
II vessel f. take the place II the
ausken steamer Dix The new boat
IL ~ be very similar % the Dix ana
viii be placed in operation early
next summer.
Will Dsport -Four.
Leon Demoiicr Laura c0mraa.
Mrs Alma and Mrs Richards. alias
MrH. Demaliar. the four French peo-
pie arrested by the immigration Of
ncera FOR being in this country lie
pmiiy. have been ordered deparisd
and viii be shipped back 10 France
within the next two or three days.
Minnssots Sails.
word has been received that tho
steamer Minnesota has sailed from
HonKkoHg sor Yokohama and ia due
10 sail from the latter port Dec. ~.
A desperate effort viii be made TO
arrive Ia the United states before
Christmas. - an ~ allow those on
board 20 spend their Christmas In
this country
viii Meet More often.
Ata recent meeting 81 the Seat
tie Fur Sales agency. II was decided
to hold the sales weekly. instead q
four times year This agency"
explained +. NJ. Woodruff. a PRONE
lnent dealer. ia for upbuilding IL
the fur business and 10 make Seat
tie one u the leading fur csntern Of
the world
Two Get Divorces.
Justice Fratcr this morning
granted a divorce 10 Mrs. Nellie O.
Egbert Judge Morris divorced
irma r. Medium aud Clarence NJ.
Medium, plaintiff. alleging failure
10 support Judge Frater - this
afternoon hearing the case OF Nina
+. BOyce against Harvey Boyee;
extreme cruelty Is alleged.
To Entertain Soldiers.
a troupe 81 ten athletes. five
speakers and singers leave the r n.
.. a. tomorrow morning for Ports
worden. Casey and H1aRier. where
they VIII give a series Of entertain
ments tomorrow and Sunday. The
feature Of NEXT Sundays afternoon
meeting viii be songs By the
0liphant Sisters. who are billed as
singing evangelists.
Two Die al Hospital
Two deaths were reported from
the Seattle General hospital this
morning. John r. Pherson. 81
years old. Of Colby, and X. Ito. 10
years old. Both died last night.
Mr. iio was an employee Of IA Fur
IVA company at ZIG Second Az.
south lie will be buried In Lake
view cemetery BOnney-Watson has
charge Of both buriais
Forbes-Mearns.
G. T. Forbes and Miss &. Ethel
Mearns. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
u d. Mearna. were married at the
home OF the bride. i10f Terry ay.,
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Rev Thomas NJ Slater, pastor OF
the Reformed Presbyterian church.
officiated The bride and bride
groom will make their home for
the present In South Seattle.
Begin Moving Library.
The work Of moving the buikier
volumes from the old library 10 ths
new structure has been started I'M
der the directions Of Librarian
smith. About a week Will be con-
sumed In making the transfer. and
il viii then require Is days TO ar
range the different volumes, dur
ing which time no books viii be
given out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

DAYTON. .. Nov se A traction
car on the Dayton A Nenia line. fiil.
81 with auhufhanitsa and people
from Nsuia, Vas struck hy q CleVe-
Land. CineinHati 4 ~ fsauts freight
engine aheai midnight ana ~ per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

MEXICO CITY. Nov 30 Eugene
Meta, Chilean consul 20 Mexico.
roceived AN official notice from
hia government last night to the
effect that the report circulated last
August AZ the time OF the disastrous
earthquake uay inR that Juan For,
randea island had sunk into the
ocean. WAS untrue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
NEW EQUIPMENT COMING.

TeieKrnphie hdvicca received ~
Seattle by Northern Pacific off,
ciais yesterday stated that 10 new
engines 81 the largest ana most I'm
proved type, even more powerful
than most OF those now IN use. are
on the way 10 this city. having been
shipped from Dunklfk, ~ y. ssy-
erai days ago a majority Of these
locomotives viii be placed on runs
out Of this city All Of them VIII be
used on the Pacific division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. &C.
AFTER binding aud gagging the
Waterman. seven masked men early
yesterday entered the store Of A N.
Farnhau. "A market gardener Of
westyilis. blew open the safe Sc
cured $500 IN money aud made their
escape 10 20 late hour las; night
the police had not been able 20 get
trace ~ the robbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
Land tor a.lvatlon Armr

LONDON. Nov 30-A report
WAS current In this city yesterday
that the British South Africa com.
pany has offered the Salvation
Army 100000 acres Of land In
hhoaesia for colonization purpoaea.
with the stipulation, however, that
in the event OF the coloniEing
scheme proving failure the land
should revert 10 the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
See the BattIeshIps
at BremeYton

The Wisconsin and oregon are
there. With the training ship PHIL
adeiphia. torpedo boats and Destroy
ere. The scenery along the entire
trip s. magnificent. Boats leave Pier
? AZ 10 and ifs0 A. N. and lis
and 40 p. m. with an extra boat
al ? 80 .. m sunday Round trip soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

VICTORIA. u g., Nov. So The
government has refused TO interfere
IN the case Of Robert foathoratane
sentenced 10 hang far the murder
Of MARY Dalton at south Wellington
lie broke down when he heard the
news. but still maintains hts iunu-
tsuUr.
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Gives tse wafth Of style ard -Eeaa
laaks in clothes - every man who
orders q sta suit from htm when
sul, made by Daniel Fufhman
sFaess a mans back he feels dfunss
-. looks dressed and Il dressed
right -.
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OLYMPIA. Nov. 80 Alfred
STRAY. Young Norwegian who died
az "a. Peters hospital few days
aEo, IL discovered 20 have been the
son OF prominent family IN Nor,
way his father holding an official
position with the Norwegian gov.
eminent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

SPOKANE, Nov a0A number
of the union printers who walked
out 81 the Spokesman Review com
posing room. in violation u their
arbitration contract. applied last
night tor their old situations. In ae-
cordanes with the perempsofy or
ders Of pfsaiden, James NJ Lynch
and the executive council 81 the In
ternatiouai Typographical union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30

NEW sTMiNsTER. - G.
Nae 80 River pirates have cotu-
menced operations on tho Fraser
river already this season, but Ia
stead - nets and boats. they have
turned their attention "a high en-
piesiees The magazine Of 4. J.
Tramp a Co. GA Lula island, was
broken into Wednesday nisht and
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THE HAGUE Nov. so-Au Off
eta ! dispatch from Dutch New
Guinea. announces al encounter be-
tween Dutch troops ana Il strong
band Of Aifours. who were travelling
from Kansas Ia Fakfak. Seven sol
diers were killed and one officer and
niK men wounded
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NunuarIan suaaf comss lasfs.

BUDAPEST. NOV. 80 On nc.
count Of the unsettled condition In
Cuba much Hungarian sugar IL be
Ing shipped 10 the United States
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ngIsItNdHAM. Nov 80 The
fiellinaham Chamber 81 Commerce
has passed a resolution indafalng
the Alaska Yukon Pacific eNpoHi-
ton The members Of The chamber
are distinctly w harmony with the
spirit Of the proposed exposition.
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LEXINGTON. Nov an.in tie
ease OF the Mutual Life Insurance
company Of New York. asking Ter
an order rearaininK t. H. rrrwitt.
state insurance commissioner from
closing their Kentucky business,
counsel was given until Dec, IL to
file aAdltInnal hIlefa.
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HAVANA. Nov. 30 <f7ov Mseoan
has ISSUED a call 90 the leaders OF
both political parties To meet him
tomorrow far tho consideration of
ufaent affairs n ~ expected that
the governor viii call faf tho reaiHs
nations of Henatcrs aud representa-
tiVes fot the purpose 81 calling a
new oicctlon.
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pu,tIna In cenduI,..

nELLINGHAM. Nov. 10. within
a few DAYS the Sunset Telephone
company viii begin about SIS. 900
worth Of additional conduit work.
which viii bring the total Of the
improvements made by the com
pany this year TO about 100000.