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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

WerIanat, IoIort elm 9dlmieo. benz i'd eli.
ne neue Gdlmiebspertt6ite Renifrci sur
Uerfisuna Itele. Die Segeno III btdlt be-
fieoelt, 2 srobe Sdsemiiblen Iino bier iteio
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i'm nmtreis. Wlau aoreIiire IDIort
VI, 6. Mtde,
General Merchant,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16
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Der
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Suro 2lfociotion
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Tebrnar fat nihierjdeinrn III gcrfoH
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Aobt. AaameoerIuer. Secr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

Au UereamIen: 8 eta btIoten init gut
emDobnbauS uno ionIii9en gleben9ebduben
tpie 9taIluns 1T Al pertanfen. Ndberes IN
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

3u0ertanfeG DobnbauS. eiaa
un6 yebensebduoe nebit 20 Gotten 3u Der.
tauIen. ytdberes jn erfrasen bel
Srnu Alpina Seu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18

A Rocker built along heavy
llnss has . broad shaped back
deep and vide curved seat posts
sriHdlsa and stretches ere hand
turned golden oak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
MARINE OFFICIALS
ARE SCORED

F."
norance regarding condition. % pk
get Sound on their part. that teeSs
facts be presented to PfcIldcpl
Roosevelt 10 pefgon. as u In hgtsa
that a proper and Just invoaileapoh
into the true state 81 affairs may
not otherwise be had
The committee reported that the
steamers Alice Gertrude ana Belt
ingham are running coBntWinc, car.
wing engineers with Sound II.
cenaes. that on the Reliance. Grey
hound. Sentinel and KiHap The
captain acts na pufHer and leaves
the wheel ~ IN unlicensed nate
that the boats run fourteen hours a
day with one engineer. the law be-
Ing that no man must work moro
than twelve hours per day. ana mat
the steamers are not equipped with
vide atalfHaFs
The Muitnomah Is reported az
running twenty four hours per day
with one engineer. making a fire
man stand watch
~ 10 The Afhlon. Inland Flyer.
Port Orchard, Reliance, sentiusl
and Kifaap the report says The
Lass requires steamers lying ~ dock
Wlfh steam ub 10 have licensed %.
ucera on board None Of these
vessels comply with that law
The report also deals with uu.
mefoua other deficiencies 10 con-
ffuetion Of the ships and In obsdb
euca 20 the rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18

one Young lady on the first hill
telephoned 10 The Star that her
grandmother bad predicted a tidal
wave for this morning. and wanted
10 know II II had occurred
And ntili the whistle blew.
The water front reporter Of The
Star waded through the mud on
the water front looking for the
source Of the noise.
And still the whistle blew.
AZ last the mystery was solved
The reporters ears had led him to
the \ + track. where stood switch
engine No asf A. the reporter
approached. It gave one final loot
the fireman took HIS flnKcrn from
his ears. and everybody vent back
home to breakfast. thankful that
the city was still intact. aud that
the whistle hiew 20 more
The valve In the whistle got
stuck IN some manner and Il Wal
an hour before IL could be- RENE.
died And all that time the whistle
blew
Il dia the same thing yesterday
morning ~ 4 o'clock
II may do II again tomorrow
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
AND STILL THE WHISTLE BLEW

Many people we're awakened Tits
morning about 9 30 by the blowing
Of a shrill whistle. which kept up a
steady tooting for over an hour
From police headquarters all the
available men were sent post haste
60 The water front. even Including
three plain clothes men.
The telephones a. the police sta
ton and The Star office were kept
40 busy for an hour that cen
trail connected everyone with either
one OF the other when they asked
for q number All kinds 81 reports
NeFe IN the air. from the burning
OF the entire water mont 90 the
sighting ~ a Japanese fleet of
Magnolia bluff.
And aitll the whistle blew
On the water front people were
lined up az In DAYS 81 old when the
klondlke rush was In full swing
one man rang np and wanted 20
kuaa whether another subscription
Vas being taken Tor the A y p.
and stated he though, they ought 10
have waited until after breakfast al
least before announcing H.
And eth the whistle blew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18

o. highly hand polished golden
eak. low base large ssrpenftne
ifonf maple lined drawer shaped
ios tH1 French legs large shaped
esssied French plate mirror
In birdssys maple a. s2Ss5-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
TO PROTECT THE
XMAS SHOPPER

aak The elsil service oommlsalon fol
extra men
To fuiieW out tho Majors
wishes. said Chief Cook today. 4
Wlll have 90 draw a large number
Of extra men. which viii be- done at
enee This morning pat man At
the Hon Marvhe. and as soon AZ I
can station nay other men az the va.
rians stores l shall detaii am assist
ant chief to make daily rounds Of
the buildings and see that the men
arv attending 90 their duty
chief WappcnRtein has merely
been instructed 90 lend the aid II
the police FOR the assistance OF the
other departments ln carrying cut
the MAYORS orders
MaAof Mooru's action is doamed
an important one. aa last year the
statlaulng 10 trvmrn around the
various Htorr buildings was the
mesns Of avvrting one largc fire
aud probably saved the lives OF
many persons Chief Cook fealor
dat sent the mayor a lcttrf advla
ing the same means ~ protection
which the rhicf executive has OF
acrud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
sefRITuALtsT DIVORCE
CASE FINALLY SETTLED

frho divorce case Of Jennings "
fsaanlnEa. heard in Judge Frnter .
cart some weeks RFo. and involv
ias : Number 81 the prominent
Il rlluaiIsia of Seattle. VAS this
mfrniHE decided BY the superior
Isaens The plaintiff. Minnie Ieu.
uaRa. waH granted a decree. and
thHir little giu will he sent 10 the
seminary for Girls a; Ross. 10 be
KAT there a. long ~ the defendant
inA The proceedings. Richard Jen.
uiugu. pays her expenses At the
aoE6df
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
seEelAL coMMlVTss or THE
COMMERCIAL cLUs MAKES
REPORT ON LASirY m SOUND
CHIPPING LAWS AND oFFi
cERs.

Charging that no loci iny@tlga
tign Ntli set to tho bottom Of tho
MUNITIONS accidents to steamers on
the Round aud strongly advising u
fedefal investigation undor the a.
rect supervision Of President Roaae
welt. the special committee Of the
heattle Commercial club. consulting
Of George II Hefelle, W ~ VII
ilamH and s T. Wilson, reported To-
that body Last night
We find. says the committee ln
tlu report. "a depiorabio condition
Of affairs existing ~ and around
Puget Sound regarding the lnspec.
ton Of vessels and the enforcement
Of marine lava
We believe that the blame lies
with those tn authority placed there
to enforce the laws and 20 are that
owners II vessels observe tho laws
for the protection ~ human ilfe.
and that these inspectors have not
done So
Recommendations Made.
We therefore recommend that on
aeeount Of such criminal careless.
neaal ineompeteney and fatuoua ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
LAKE UNION CARS
COLLIDE ON SWITCH

a tead.on collision between two
Lake Union cars late last night re
suited IN frightened bunch Of
p4eswgefs and the shattering Of
sttcnf car windows Tho passen.
GERS escaped injury other than a
ahasi ms up The collision occurred
at Alma ~ and Eastlako nv As
one Lake Union car was backing
onto a sidetraek for the return trip
"a Ahe city another Lake Union
car .erashed into &C. Both cars
u.t.rsl damaRah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
CREATES SCENE
IN COURT ROOM

Because Judge Gordon imposed
the minimum fine 90 SO and costs
against John Hall. arrested Tor as
sault aud battery on complaint OF
Il v Bradley, who alleges that
Haii struck him Ia the face. Brad
lvY became ouFagcd and aa The fins
waa imposed shouted
no you don't. l am not coins
60 stand Tor that"
In a moment naillff winehcn wac
at The mans side and what might
have been another arrest vas only
avufted b. Judge Gordon asking The
man II he waA drunk. and. rtcely.
ins negative reply. informed him
that If he spoke smother word he
would be placed behind the dock
With the other prisoners on
charge Of contempt OF court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
800 tssst 1853 81
ON THE FRONT

New steamer Cyeiopa i'ft London
for Seattle and Tacoma loaded with
general merchandise The agents II
the new vessel are Dodweli n 60.
Steamer Cottage city b. due 20 ar
rive Ia port tonight from FkaEway
with q fa1i load ~ passengers.
among them a number ~ employees
~ the Tfeadweil mines. which have
ceased operations on account a lack
~ fuel
Steamer Pennsylvania. up 10 z
o'clock today had not been reported
uf the cape from Valdez and Seward.
She IL nov - hours overdue.
Bafkeutiue Amelia arrived ln port
this afternoon from Port Townsend.
where she has been lying for sew
eral days. The Amelia viii go az
once 10 Mnrau'a where she De- 10 be
repaired. She vas IN the gale which
ragged Of the coast a fortnight ago
and Waa considerably damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
TRAINS "a HOURS LATE.

The Great Northern Oriental lin
tied from 81 Paul due a. : o'clock
Sunday morning. arrived IN Seattle
lat. The afternoon. ~ hours late
IRE Twin city express. which was
due at o'clock yesterday morning
has been divided into two sections
The fret section arrived this morn
ins. but the second section IA In
definitely late The Burlington a 81
Paul express due ~ o'clock sun
day morning. has not arrived and I
Is not known when it VIII arrive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
STOLE 81 AND GOES
TO TIE REFORM SCHOOL

charrsd with larceny by emhea
element in the sum 81 81. Frank
Cook. a It-Yrar-old A -. r. mes
sanEsF hoy. uas this morning ar
faiEned IN the criminal court ~ su-
pefiaf tudEe Efatef pleaded guilty
60 the charge and was senteucod e.
term ln the reform o. hool The
offence Has committed on Dec. f.
The money naa given hlm Ia pay
meut Of = Ntrs sent by a local bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
SISTER OF MRS. c. o.
HiLLhAN DIES HERE

hlaneh G Kenny. sister Of Mrs
& u Hlliman. died early thig morn.
ms Of heart trouble ht the Ailiman
home She had been Ia Seattle
lat sir weeks. coming here from
Toledo. Ohio, for her health. She
vas a graduate Of ~ Mays con.
vent. Monroe. Mich aud was a tai.
ented musician. Tier mother. who
ts IN Toledo. wan tolegraphcd and
funeral arrangements Will not be-
made until she 10 heard from She
will probably be buried Ia Seattle
She leaves besides her mother and
her only sister. Mrs Hillman. five
lrothers. Charles Kenny. Seattle.
ludEe Frank y konhy, konnydalo.
Wash Pred Kenny. Warren Ken.
~. Who IL IN the cast with his mo.
thef. aud } n Kenny. % Mansfield.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
Don't Worry

yourself sick over what 20 ret the
lady for Christmas. but go 60 Bar
tell'n tied Cross Drug store Wed
nesday and buy a manicure set AZ
rock bottom special prices. An end
less variety 60 select from and hcrc'a
some good ones Krusin'a make la
"A 3. piece set. ~ beautiful cases. $500
grade for 81 2b. a b-piecc set. regu-
lar price $3.50, at N2b. 6-piccc set.
with real pearl handles, 1900 set
for t72h FardueRnon'a best goods
n f826 b-piece set for f2.2b. s-pieee
set. regular s7oo. Tor 1850. French
stag horn handled b-piecc set. regu-
lar t4.2b. at ta.2b. a midget mani
eufiug set. containing polisher em-
cry bodfds orange wood and nail
polish. ace regular, go for zoe 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
ROSSMAN UNDER
MORE BONDS

Lawyer George 4. Rossman. ar.
rested yesterday On a charge a
perjury. aud against Snom the Se-
attic Bar association has instituted
diabarmeut proceedings. was today
placed under additional bonds.
Judge Frnter demanded a bond ia
the cum Of g. 200 AZ the request II
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Van
Dcrseer. double that given yester,
day. immediately after the arrest 4
the defendant G II. Spencer and
" G Davis Of this city signed Tie
guarantee this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
&c CAN ERECT
IRON TROLLEY POLES

n board ~ public works today
rssted : permit Go the Seattle
rsfsYic CO 90 crest irun poles
.sux Wesilakc boulevard for the
80 wires on cOnaitiun that the
- - high enough iuAt the eity
= ass them for placing either arc
: elasser nghts on ihcm Car
esas Paekias Co was granted =
wsmH 70 efect a stable on the cor.
- q Colorado and Forrest sts
- carmsen Manufacturing Co vas
rssisd = permit 90 erect a four
~ laetoFY building on the cor.
~ q RAiiruad az aud MassaehH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
U. s. ARMY AND NAVY REcoe
ME- PUGET SOUND AND
WILL nulto ONE COSTING
1920. 900.

The United States government
recognizes the health and santa.
ton OF Puget uund and one Of the
largest and best equipped marine
hospitals on the Pacific coast viii
Undoubtedly be established AZ
hfumeftun
THIS morning Secretary YAndeil
OF the Seattle Chamber 81 Com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
INDIAN SERVICE EXAMS.

TIE loeai secretary q the United
States civil Service commission a.
nasness a examination on January
9Th AM ieth. % secure siisiblcs from
which "a make ceftificafion 20 fiji
a vacancy In the position u super
lHtenaeHt q Industries. a. 1900 pef
annufn. Haskell Institute. Kansas.
and vacancies - they may occur To-
the indian service requiring similar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
TURN DOWN
FOR RUFF

SAN FRANCISCO. Doc is-The
proceedings Ia th. ease against
Matef sehmitE aud Abe Ruof took
a sensational turn this morning
whrn J & Campbell schmitkn
counsel. announced that II the mo
ton to set aside the indictment
against the mayor was dcnied he
would file "A demurrer aud be- ready
Ia proceed With the trial The an
uouuevmcnt came as "a thundetbolt
70 Ruef. whose face palod. lie
.ldseled IN his chair ana attempted
To attract the mayors attention hY
tuEsiuE at his coat sleeve The
mayor refused to notice him aud
rose az the instance of his attof
neY aud walked out of the court
nhum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
CHANGE OF VENUE IN
RUSSELL MIRACLE CASE

Judge Gordon this morning IL
sued a change Of venue tn the case
q ~ Anna X Russell. who re
GENTLY filed writ ~ replevin fof
the recovery ~ valuable laces and
articles valued al t9s. which sae
alleges are being unlAwfuliy held
y uf George " Miracle The
case Sill be transferred TO Justice
= Y navis' court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
rnaIsuGR ollkrY eURiro.

fuurai services Of Robert NJ
alitey. vho Naa fatally injured In
a Northern faci4ie wreck near Ar.
hnktun laat week. we're held FROM
The nutteFwurth chapel AZ 2 o'clock
tits afternoon Mr. Gilkey was 81
years II aKc and had been 40 en-.
Fiueer IN the Northern Pacific for
many years lie was we'll known
IN Seattle and lived with bis wife a.
lee Minor az Funeral services
werc held under the auspices of
the brotherhood II Locomotive In.
Fineern lie Waa q member % the
, aud A " and the A q T. W
lniefmsat Nas made Ia Ml Pleas
ant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
FUNERAL OF p. L. AoNEw.

Funeral services Tor the late
Prank l. AEnew. brother % County
Auditor James q Asnew. viii be
held from the immaculate Canerp.
tiga Catholic church Tomorrow
moFniaE atstt o'clDck NJ. Asaew
sas - years u age ard a; the time
q death U.s. acting IN the capacity
ot deputy auditor under his brother
James intermsHt viii b. made IN
Calvary cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
FORT LA WTON IS
HEADQUARTERS

foft Lawton will remain the reg.
lineutul headquarters 81 Washing
ton and Col / J Woodbury. ana
his resimentai band vii remain At
ne tort. not being changed 20 Fort
Wright
fhie was the information rocelv.
cd AZ noon today by Secretary Yam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
WOMAN HELD UP
AND ROBBED

ne ko'dup game Is stlil golns
Bailard last night Mrs n
nske 81 Mohr o.. was goiug
- after haying seen her daagh
= q the car, whom a man vent up
s.sina her on Main e.. and. tap
- hsf On tho shoulder. asked
II BE- nsoHey
NJ nfake handed him her purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
The Owners OF
LaureIhurSt

~ gssinx 20 every one Waiting
.s<rvhurst Tor the next few DAYS
d slsxaf prospectus containing
zaztlfally eclorct photographs u
tzafxlhursf and ia surroundings
frsrYeas Interested Ia high class
srs.sfsy shouid ytsif Laurelhufst
sakln the next few days and pro
IN one q those handsome fott
- zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
poIARis LletLro.

{. HaRgerty. cook Of the schoon-
er pnlaria. has filed a libel suit
against that vessel for $3.50 due
him for services On the last trip
Of the polaris. which ~ nov az Ev.
erutt loading lumber for San Diego.
HaRgerty was accused BY Capt.
Lir dcrholm Of trying 20 poison him.
az stated IN The Star Of n recent
date When the cook demanded hts
wages Of the captain he would not
pay him HaeEerty came At once
% the United states shipping com
missioner. whore he made his com.
paint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18

v.n,f Noorc TODAY issued IN.
esn. IA chief of pollce Wap
ss ..ssa' riv Marshal NolloEs aud
fhief Cook regarding the pro.
y - "a human lify ln the depart
stoass and buildings during
!. salldas season.
s.nAal KClloss was instructed
that an excelsior paper aud
= mnammably material - to
- ftnln all b1.ljluEH aa soon a.
: se,.is aru uupacAcd, and that
tsntlne and trimmlnE bv allow
.s,f lght ne Is also ordered
= maj each store has its neees
- an appliances and apparatus
~ chlei Cook 10 Instructed %
- = freman ou each floor of
\ ~ department stores, aud II
= exhaust hts fofcc too much to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
DAN BASS Is
IN ACCIDENT

Dan " Bass. prraidcn, and
manager 81 the shlngie Mills bu
reau. uafrowiy escaped death yes
teraiaf afternoon az 80 O'Clock
uhile trying 90 pass between
freight cars on Railroad Av and
Main Il. Nj Haas had waited for
mnme time for the train 20 puli up
aud ailow him 60 pana Becoming
tired Of waiting be attempted 20
climb between tho ears.
As be wah IL the act Of Jumping
the engine started. drawing In the
slack The bumped caught Mr.
nasa. crushing his shoe and squ~ez-
tus he foot free The tsndons and
maaeiea vsre severely Srsnchef
and one small bone 10 thought 10
be broken Mr. nass VAS removed
70 the Seattle Gensral hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dec is-The
committee on banking and cur
feneY Ia the house today agreed 90
per cent tax on credit cur
rencF
The rivers aud harbors commit
lee has agreed TO take up rough
draft ~ the rivers and harbors
bill on December 81 and TO make an
early report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18

Owing 20 the freight tieup from
the east our new stock OF Fine Gift
Umbrellas we're delayed six weeks
aud have Just arrived In order to
close them out before Christmas Re
will sacrifice them az one-fourth
off regular prices Don't miss this
opportunity. Chicago Jewolry Co.
1907 Second az go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
HOMESTEAD LANDS
ARE ORDERED OPENED.

r. A. Twitehell. receiver Of the
local United States land office. re.
ceiyed word from Washington 20
reopen for application forty town
ships withdrawn from filing July &c.
This land embraces a large section
IA Eastern Washington and can
only be filed on under the home
stead law. no filings allowed under
the coal land laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
PRESIDENT DELIGHTED.

Game Warden Riof. Of this eoun
". today received lottor from
Congressman WIN r. Humphrey
stating that President Roosevelt
has expressed his delight that the
bill 10 convert $50. goo acres ~ the
Olympic forest reserve into the
Olympic game reserve has passed
the houae. and has declared that be
hopes Il wlll pass the senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
CAPT. HALL
-" SURRENDERS


san DIEGO. Dec fS-Capt Han.
charged wIth the abduction of Dora
Beuuia. age "a years. In the launch
Rover. Is expected here from Ensen-
ada tomorrow. He comes back vol.
unfairly 10 stand trial and claims
he IL innocent lie says the Benz
uis girl. Mrs. Howiston and sailor
stole the Rover and sailed away.
He believes the vessel was wrecked
aud all were lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18

dell Of the Chamber ~ Commerce
from Senator Piles Tho latter In
wire said the state Legislators call.
ed upon the officials 81 tho war de-
partment this morning ana Fort
Lawtan was designated the reRl-
mental headquarters. setting az
rest all other rum0ra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18

Word has been received that tho
maet barkentine Everett q.
GfiEEs sailed December 10 from
Honolulu for Port Townsend fof
orders. The port al which the
CrirEs will load r. not yet an
uouueed The vessel sailed from
the Sound for Australia February as.
she should reach the Sound the
first Of next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
TO INVESTIGATE
CONGO LOBBY

WASHINGTON, u. g., bee. Is
Senator Patterson. 90 Colorado. pre-
scented resolution 90 the senate
which waa referred To the commit
Tee on fefeien relations directing
the committee To investigate the
charges that lobby 10 maintained
AZ Washington. and that a fully ae-
credited consular representation q
a foreign government has been send
ms communications ~ the senators
with view "a influencing their
Judgment Ia the governments ae-
tiaua relative 90 the Congo free
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
EIgIn and Waltham
Watches

In solid gold and gold filled cases
at special reduced prices this week.
II YOU want a bargain for Xmas
come here. Chicago Jewclry Co,
1907 Second av. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
mats rakss N. Ami. Lar,on.

ASTORIA. Dec. Is-The mate Of
the schooner Andy Mahouey has
been designated 10 take command
81 the schooner Annie Larson. %
succeed Captain Forrest, under ar
rcat here ON the charge Of killing
a member OF hiR crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-18
Do Not Make the Mis-.
take

OF purchasing watches. diamonds
and leNelfy or ailyerware without
frat examining the immense new
stock Of the latest designs 81
Frederick a CO. us Second av.
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HOSPITAL
FOR BREMERTON

neree received personal request
from Secretary ol the Navy Long
t. ask the local organization 10 fe.
quest the representatives and nen.
btofa from this state 10 vote for an
appropriation OF tl.2G0.O0O Tor "a
marine hospital az nromoron
Secretary Long states la his com
muuientlon that the peculiar htuh-
ton Of The Sound from O health
standpoint. alae itn proximity 20
the Orient. makes iircmcrtOm one 81
the best places for a permanent ma
rine hospital The matter VIII be-
taken up 1T the meeting Of the
chamber tomorrow afternoon.