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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
FIRE AT PAYS0N.
Phincas Curtis Victim Of Blaze Which
Did $1,000 Damage.
(sneclaI 10 The oNews.n ~

Especial 70 the "News,D
PaySon. oct IA fire which did about
sl,2o damage broke out here shortly
sl.10 damage broke out on the prem
ises OF phineas Curtis Tho cause OF the
IRE " not known A barn. large hay
stack. sheds, etc, were burned.
A quantity OF tools and machinery was
destroyed and considerable wheat and
other products went up In smoke There
was no Insurance on the place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

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due east no feet "s T,o, lf.ss teet III
East line OF said lot KY Or less ~
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thence s 's wesi e !, Tie be- north Int y HlS
ming. for the sum q 70 ~ sns place ~ pS' "
following terms ~ =, ts'so, And and oe'
from the return OF ~" .. cash az s spa,
Nourt, has been set for ~. filed IN,
,dnaay' the 10th day OFT Of Nsarlng Ga sa'I
Court 1si II Ho % e,clo e uOS az ,Ss 4
", Utah. LAY IVY Salt Lake ~
Witness the Clerh q, 80,
NC seal thereof afaxsd s ,s Court \
October, a D. 1906 N'' 'hls 18th AL
's e,. j Z, ELDRRper N
Young " NJ ( : Nam fsg,nsw9rth. DEPUTY "a "a
: s'e' attorneys fo. M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
FUNERAL NOTICES.

the residence 81 her sister,
Mrs. r. J. Cook, IN MIL Creek, Oct. q,
1905. Sarah J. Roper wife Of the late
william Roper OF the Seventeenth ward
this city, aged "a years, a native OF Eng
land. Funeral services were held at
p. NJ. today from the funeral chapel Of
underta ker Joseph william Tayl 2l
south West Temple street this city.
Interment In city Cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

, car r. OF Domestic and Impo.,.s
carpet department. Also nr q, !; u
IN all grades and designs. printed g,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

Car Of Domestic and Imported mlaid
hlnoleum Just received at Y, {. NJ. !.
Carpet department. Also printed goods
IN all grades and designs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

At Eureka tonight James II. Moyle
and Cuthbert l.. Olson will speak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

KTDDER. Funeral services over the re-
mains " Comrade Ralph w. Kidder will
the Phillips Congregational church
corner seventh East and Fifth
South. All comrades or the Unfit
I'd spanish War Veterans and the Utah
Philippine Veterans are requested to at
tend the services. Khaki uniforms. CAM
paign hats and leggings, or blue uniform
10 be worn II possible, otherwise civilian
clothing. J. o. Nystrom president Utah
Philippine Veterans, commander Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans Remains may
be Viewed on day OF funeral at funeral
chapel Of Joseph VIM Taylor. q south
West Temple, from 10 a. m. TO . m.
$3.50 y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

- q = Evans Florist 90 S MAJ, 4
Floral Designs Speciality. 'ps pm \
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

Judge William II. King win go TO
kaysville tonight to speak at Demo-
cratic rally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

The next time Defective "Ialley" Is
accused by q Chlnaman OF taking good
money from him, the detective will see
TO II that the chinko Is one who can't
pronounce names so well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
WAS CRUEL TO
A LAME HORSE

A pttiful case ~ cruelty 20 an
finals fasulted yesterday afternoon
IN the arrest OF ]. w. Steiney. n
farmef owning a ranch near Bethel.
Steinet. u II alleged. purchased an
injured horse from Mctiugh'H
etables on Broadway. intending 10
take the animal TO woodenville. near
Hnghelis At the time Of the pur-
chase enc Of the horses hoofH was
badly fut and bleeding. Notwith-
standius thip fact. IL r. stated that
sfsinef started ous 90 drive him. At
The copaer Of broadway and Denny
way tie h0of got 10 bad that ~
hung Tom the foot BY the skin all
ihouslH bandaEed up IN bag. Tho
blood aowed 80 profusely that II
went through the haR and formed
puddlca on the street A telephone
rnessant 90 the police station BY Of
flesf 1911 brought Detective vaupell
on the eeeue. who shot the horse and
srreatsh Stclney. The fancher was
released ON sso bah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
LOCOMOTIVES TO
USE OIL FUEL

All locomotives used on the North
hank railroad. the joint road of Hll
and Hartman between Pasco and
Portland. are To he equipped with
oil burners. Arrangements are now
being made between the Northern
pnciuc purchaHins agent IN this city
and tIte Associated on company Of
San Ffunciaro for the supply Of oil
and the storage tanks which will be
built.
n II understood that the company
~ considering the use Of on as fuel
on the Puget sound branch OF the
Portland A Seattle railroad. but as
this sfi6 Of the division Is In the coal
belt. the proposition may not be
adopted.
the oil tanks for the North Bank
diYislon will be located at Vaucouv-
ef. ~ T. said that the company has
already ordered 90 or fb engines for
the North Bank road. all equipped
for burning oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
SHIFT LABELS TO
AVOID THE LAW

board of control, as secretary. The
committee decided that before the
work could be gotten at properly
the books ought 90 be thoroughly
footed up and the committee ad-
journed subject 70 the call of the
chairman while this Is being done
under the direction Of the secretary
of the committee.
No Reflection on csuutt.
Senator Booth and Mr. Davies
both stated TO a representative OF
The Star that the investigation was
not reflection on either Inspector
Canutt or his management Of the
office, but was part OF Gov.
Mcad's general policy OF having ev-
cry department Investigated in or
der that he may get an idea in
what respect the laws governing
them need any changes 20 make
their operation more effective and
beneficial. and to recommend such
changes 20 the coming session OF
the legislature
Senator Booth stated that he and
Senator Potts are now ut work
up amendments 20 the oil
Inspection law Of 1895 In order to
neafSe the Law morc effective. Ask.
I'd sse.rcis sc;tAy vkat those changes
vs<v. .s.e sssfHs4~s I~ !ena1.ps ttea
IL aasn cSats:se slaaws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

TRUS 7 S
tssrlpp. r.lsar.rh s.ryls.l

KANSAS CITY. Nov, aa.~J. T..
higsins 81 beaumont. Tex. before
the Trans Mississippi congress to-
day, defended the trusts ard rail-
toais against the radical speakers 81
TIE eansrrss. whom he sst&. knew
little 81 the subjects which they at.
tempted 10 discuss. lie introduced
= resolution seeking g. modify the
rate law, aud said the rate bill
eprbed the foads IN the extension Of
lines G. /. iesns. OF - Louis de-
MED that the rate bill prevented ex-
tensions
Airs G. c. Tenant. clafy. ~
Omaha. the only woman delegate.
spoke against the Interstate com
nsfcs commissions ruling that
newspapers couidn't exchange ad-
YeftialnE for transportation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

The members OF the committee
appointed by Gov. Mead 60 investi-
gate the office of the state oil In.
spector admitted today that under
the present system IL is possible
for the Standard oil company and
other dealers TO evade the law by
shifting labels furnished BY the
deputy inspectors for each capload
or tank of oil which comes ~ to
the required standard for LNumiu.
ating oil TO barrels containing an
inferior grade OF oil.
one Of the members not only adj.
mlttod that Il can be done, but
that it is being done. The commit.
tee will investigate that phase of
the question and recommend neces.
sary changes,
The committee met az the office
of the state oil Inspector. in the
Hinckley block The committee
consists OF J. NJ. Davies. of Tacoma.
member OF the state board OF con.
troll, Reed. head of the state re
form school, aud State Senators
Robert +. Booth and W. g. Potts.
of King cossty. MIR Reed was not
present. as kts e~sa effiee Is heinR
investigated BY e%sba ef the GOV.
ernor. The sesrl5ts4as nrEanlssza
by elects.s NJ. tssvess ies shaiftsgE,s,
aud M sAssaHspazs -. ths etst's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
BURLINGTON WANTS
RESTRAINING ORDER

Mayor Moore and Chief Of Police
Wappenstein are again In hot wat.
or. This time Il II John Curing.
ton who challenges their zeal In
the matter Of making arrests. In a
complaint this morning filed In the
superior court. Currington asks
that they be restrained from car
fying out their threat to arrest
him on sight. On November 10
burlington says. he was arrested
held In jall and then released With
out any charge of crime being pre-.
ferred against him The chief then
issued orders that II seen on the
streets again burlington would be
taken into custody on charge OF
vagrancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
HOLD MEMORIAL
SERVICES

Memorial services over the VIC
sima o. the Dtx disaster VIII be held
sunday afternoon At Z o'clock NJ the
First Presbyterian church. Rev. W.
A Major vfii preside. Relatives and
friends. also survivors u the wreck.
viii be asked 20 take part IN the
services The speakers arranged
are as follows NJ. A. Matthews
Rev. J. r. u Llwyd. 81 Marks
Episcopal church. Rev, pr. Van
Horne. Of Plymouth Congregational
church. Rev, Dr, Reese. Of the
First Methodist church.
The quartet II a. follows. Miss d
A. Enmonds. soprano. Miss W. A.
Whiitlrney. alto. G. a. Edmonds.
tenor. and W. =. Anderson. bass,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
s. T. c. To DIG
A BIG TUNNEL

company 60 residents OF Ravcnna.
also TO many large property owners
at that point and at Yeslcr.
The new line. after it's exit from
the tunnel. VIII run across linton
bay along the proposed boulevard. TO
Yeslef. then east.
The distance OF the new lime win
be = miles. and Ravenna and Yes
Ter will be within az mites from the
King ~. depot
The proposed tunnel and new line
will be ready for operation by the
opening OF the A.-Y.-P. exposition.
The officials of the s. Il. company
plan to give a Commute service 20
the exposition grounds, and in this
manner viii be able to handle thou
sands OF people where. with other
facilities. only hundreds could be
handled.
The new scheme Is the first rapid
transit Idea 20 be launched In the
west by street car system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
SCHMITz INDIGNANT
AND DENIES CHARGE.
ARE
LIABLE

OLYMPIA. Wash. Nov 20 Fol
lowing It's recent decision that lease
aHsessahie 10 the lessee for general
taxes, the supreme court today. in
nnother King county case. that 81
Christian Habei' against the city Of
Seattle. held that such lease holds
are liable for special Improvement
taxes ala0. II such improvements
are made during the peudcney ~
tho lease. bat not II the Improve
menta are made before the lease ~
issued. In this particular case i'm.
pfoyementa were ordered before
the lease Was executed. hence IL
II held chat the tax need not BE-
paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
FALLS THROUGH
CAR GATE

W. s. ostrander. well known
real estate agent In the employ OF
the Ruckman.Hayes company, was
severely hurt BY failing through the
gate Of the Queen Anne street car
last night The gate gave away
while Oatrandor was leaning
against q AZ First az. and Cherry
vt. He was thrown violently to the
pavement.
Ostrander was taken TO the Sc.
attic General hospital In the patrol
wagon. where his head was found 20
be badly cut aud HIS arm and body
bruised. MIR ostrander is a. years
old and we'll known In Seattle real
estate circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
WILL CONFER WITH
YUKON GOVERNOR,

Godfrey Chealsnder. special
commissioner Of the A.Y-P expo.
sition. leaves this afternoon Tor
Vancouver. where he ulll meet and
confer with Governor w y. y Nc.
innln. of Yukon Territory. Governor
Moinuis has been much Interested
in the exposition Hc II on his way
to attend the meeting Of parliament
at oftowa. and while there will en-.
deayor 10 have the exposition en-
dorsed aud n certain sum appre.
prlated for the erection Of a build.
Ing and the maintenance OF an en-.
hibit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
SPEEDWAY FROM BLAINE TO
OLYMPIA.

H. r. Gillette. state railway COM
mission expert. declared yesterday
that the attraction Of Puget sound
for tourists would be considerably
Increased by the building ofa speed
way from blaine 10 Olympia. Mr.
Gillette pointed ont tho necessity OF
Rood roads u the proper arpfecla :
than ~ country by tourists. and
mentioned The excellent roads lead
ing out Of I~a Angeles as case In
,lotnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
MEAD IS AFTER
NOTAR|ES

OLYMPIA. Nov z3-Governor
Mead has been Informed that no
safiea public take aeknns iedEfneni
10 deeds b phane and have aided
IN making uH fraudulent Chinese
certificates We announces that he
viii luesafigate shs r~c9fsis Of fhs
!. eco nntariea Ia the state. revoke
the appointment % eli found eulp-
abfs. and II possible ~iil also iussi-
tuta prosecutions against those
guilty II crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
REAL ESTATE MEN
TO FEED. TOO

Members Of the Seattle Real Es-
tate association are preparing for
their annual banquet, 10 be held
early In December. Tho annual
meeting Of the association will be
held about week litter Tho com.
mlttee In charge II George =.
Meacham. G. J. Riley and Henry
Frederick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
JENNINGS DIVORCE CASE
TAKEN UNDER ADJUSTMENT

Judge Fratcr this morning took
the divorce case Of Jennings ys.
jennings under advleement Add.
tlonai wltnyvscs were examined in
an attempt 20 prove that spiritual.
ietle operations had been practiced
on the s.yearoId daughter Of the
principals I'm the sensational If.
vorce suit. Mrs. Minnie Jennings.
the we'll known spifltuallHtle
.seancer" and teacher OF the mystic
and the occhlt. having her office in
the Denny block, IL suing for d.
yorce and for the possession Of her
little girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
CHURCH BuilDlao NOT
ThEArER.

Building Inspector W " g.
Place and Fire chef Ralph A Coax.
Who were directed b. the maYof
and the board Of public works to
examine the old Methodist church,
corner 81 Third and Pins. and re-
port whether the building was
equipped With Sufficient fire pro
lection 20 be used fof concerts and
theatrical performances. flied their
report with the board this morn.
ing The report states that he
only part OF tho building safe
enough 20 be used for that purpose
is the basement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

MSEiI4s ISLAND PRISON, Nov
81 NO. b0@ Ne longer George
Edward Adama. cisibman. hoaaref
eitiEen. but iust plain Ne SO. eeli'
mate 70 wlmua. imprisoned for
seliins liquor 70 Indians
Adams arrived At MeNesls Island
"Wednesday nishs At s o'clock aud
Was placed ia cell after dinner
illM picture was taken. fifsi In hAA
Ordinary clothes aud thea Ia hts
prison stripes Before having bis
picture taken IN his pftaon KaFh hts
head wsa shaved
on arriving At the prison y uaA
found that Wardea finllaEan waa
not there. havifax sons Ia Taeona
with a prisoner, and up 10 iasi
nighs Warden ilAllNgan had not
seen Adams. who atill maintains his
extremely nnaehhiant manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
OBJECT TO PAYING FOR LIGHTS

The park board objects to paying
for lights used IN parks. boulevards
and buildings used In connection
with the park system. The board
at its meeting decided 70 dispense
With the lights In the shelter at
Denny park The members OF the
board stated that n comrslled 70
pay for city lights the board would
invite competition Of the Seattle
Electric and the Seattle y Tacoma
Power company aud give the con
tract for lighting the parks to the
lowest bidder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
BROADER POWERS
tsssr sp.slsI s.,~iee.i

OLYMPIA. Nov 81. The state
raliread commission wili ask NE
legislature % broaden ne powsya 80
n viii have tarissiaiiun AZ electric
llskt ard power ilass. water Gem
raniss. express lines and al public
service corporations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

If succeed In securing ~ good
nsan for the fire department as
WappanAfain has proven 10 be In
the police department. will con
sifer ms duty In this respect well
done. and will nhoW you within
= feu snnnths one Of the finest
fire departments IN the tnitesl
states. Ragardin9 chscf Geek
have nothing TO say. He hna ten
derua hia resignation and u viii
Do msceptsA
Il - said AZ the city hall that
curing the several moatha Mayer
Moore has heen In office Chief
Cook has called upon that official
oniv whsn sent fof. Chief Wap-
pmns4rin reports every day. and
ether heads u departments are IN
constant consultation with the
mayor. The mayer has learned oaly
through the papers aud IN other
unofficial ~ayK what has been 40
lnx on in the fire department AZ
times he has sent for Cook 10 dia-
cuna with him matters relating 60
the fire department And tkese
occasions have been the oaiY oaes
apon which the chief a the fire De-
parsment has condcscendsd 10 walt
upon the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
REED SUGGESTS
CHANGING NAME

OLYMPIA. Nov. 2s.-charles
Reed. formerly chief OF police at
Seattle. IN his biennial report as
superintendent OF tpe state reform
school at chchalIs, recommends that
tho name be changed to the indus
trial school FOR boys and girls, and
that the work OF the school be
broadened along Industrial lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
ROBERTS ON THE
STAND

President George NJ Roberts. Of
the National Cider Works. yester
day took the stand personally
against his former business part
ner. John Hurst. in the action
against the latter on the charge Of
HAVING attempted TO dynamite Mr.
Roberts home.
Hurst wns questioned. but could
give no satisfactory account OF his
whereabouts on the night OF tbs
fire
James Wollery testified 10 the
effect that there had been dlssatis
faction between the partners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

had no idea Of lodging any person
of anything. He said.
4 Intended to remain abroad until
December. aud expected 10 reach
San FraHclaco about the first OF the
year Mr.. friends had planned a
big reception. When heard Of tho
charges being made. ceeided TO
hurry back ard face my accusefs.
had intended To have an inquiry
when ! got back
At Waldorf Astoria.
Mayor sehmitz ard his wife went
directly 10 the Waldorf Astoria.
where they are remaining for a day
or two. In the meantime Schmits
IL comforting with number Of
friends who have met him here.
after which he viii start for san
Franciseo.
Followed in Cab.
When the steamer Patricia doeked
IN Hoboken. Herbert Schmltx. a
brother Of the mayor; NJ. J. Wal
helmer. and Private Secretary keene
greeted the Traveller. They entered
automobiles and were hurried TO the
hotel. No effort was made to ar
rest the mayor. though two men
supposed TO be from San Francisco.
who had called at the customs Of
flee early this morning. followed
Schmitz closely I'm a cab.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
CORNER BRINGS
$4,000

West & Wheeler have sold 20 the
HanaieY Investment company the
northwest corner Of Terry as, and
uninn at. for SO. non. The tract Ia
unimpr0xed. IL triangular ia shape.
fronting f9t feet on Union IT.. sG3
feet on Terry av. and sas feet on
iubboli place
T.. ~ Roscnhaum has bought all
81 swinehart's addition, consisting
OF 81 lots. a. b. 100 feet each. The
addition Is located ON Beacon hill.
about tso blocks south Of the end
Of the cat line The price paid was
$4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

tracks. was halted by man who
stepped In front Of him with gun
In HIS hand and told him 10 hold up
his hands. aalo yelled for help aud
made a break fof tsu railway -st'-
ton at fun speed Officers Nor
trude and smith. hearing the out.
cry. FASTENED 10 the scene. The a.
ieged thief ran and OFFICER Mason,
who vaa also IN the vicinity saw
the running man coming In his Ill,
fection. lie climbed TO the top oil
the railroad rlght,Of-way fence aud
Offered him 10 stop The man ar.
rsfed gave the name OF James
Murphy. but he was not positively
identified bf 8aio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
CARUSO
IS F INED

NEW YORK. nov. sEe-eaguao.
the great Italian singer charged
wlth annoying wonssn In the PARKS
vas convicted this afternoon an1
fsasd SO. Prosecutor Matirot init
uatss that hs IL not yet through
Wlth Csrtssa. ard 0ili doshtiesn
bring another charge axainss the
singer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
POLICE CORNER
RUNNING MAN

d. ' ssa'abe hcldup yesterday. on
tt,..s , y iracka south ri the
o. . ..nii''n, was prevented ~ Of
hr1s @ Jason. who stopped The al
tsres . .s,'eT, from the top Of q
ssss'''a,h drawn revolver.
n s9 ~ salo. 1901 Twenty second
vas waking along the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
KILLED BY
ROBBERS

Arkansas cry. ARK. Nov -
Two robbers. evidently excited
amateurs. ttled a. Fsh the II.
Charles hotel this morning They
shnt and Killed Clerk William Gefi
and = 6 tAlptn. an actor. before
the victims had chance q throw
az their hands The muFdcress 80
eaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE OF A
GIGANTIC RAPID TRANSIT
SCHEME - PROJECT TO BE
COMPLETED BY OPENING OF
A..Y..P. e.

within the next six months the
Seattle Electric company VIII begin
operations on gigantic project.
which will mean rapid transit for
residents near the university. at RAJ
VIENNA and Yesicr. The project In
emdes a tunnel s.3o0 feet long un-
der the Denny Thurman addition.
beginning az Jeusen's Grove on Lake
Union. and the other portal viii be
In line with the east portage at
Union bay.
The announcement has been made
by officials Of the Seattle Electric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

Adam. WAS silent while being
measured and refused 10 answer
questions. although hs appeared 20
want 10 help hia guards Az ~
o'clock be vas assigned To cell nussa.
Der 10, where he remained AL AZ.
iernuon with the exception of wher
he sas eating hss dinncr and sup
Adams appeared to relish hia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
NEw uNIon mrnrs.

The recently organized Inlerna.
ttanai jewelers. union. Local No.
II. met laat nlght IN Labor Temple
Forsy seven members have aiFvadi
joInsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

u Adams IL well behaved be Will
probably be made 4 truaty He viii
have nn special uork 10 DO. but Will
divide his attention between ak.
emyntius. clearing land. boat bgilds
ina. lsandry work. sAiloF ahop and
similar WORK
whea asked shat his opinion OF
the prison was. Adams refused 10
answer. snylns he { ID seen nothing
81 the plate yet u IN the oplnsnn
that Adams will b a model pris.
nner
Adams good time started the
minuse be ssepped on the grounds
Of the prison. n he Ia Kcroa and
behaves himself while IN prison he
pIli b. liberated Ialy. 1919 but
until then he IL No. 50. u. 8 r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
PEARY IN
CANADA

SYDNEY. y =. Nov. ss-Licut.
Pesry ana his ship Roosevelt. with
crew. arrived here this morning. His
wtfs vas the first 20 greet thc cx-
plorer A reception was rendered
hirn By the natives and friends from
the Tinted states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
DINNER FOR THE BLIND.

=. singerman win give his fourth
annual Thanksgiving dinner 10 the
blind OF the city on Thursday. No
vcmber 20. at the Germania cafe.
The dinner will be served II
O'Clock.