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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16
Castle { Cooke, Ltd
HoNoLui
ommissisl Merchants
4: Sugar Factor

AGENTS FOR-
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waiaiua Agricultural Co.
The kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Co,
The Fulton iron Works, ST. LouIs, Mo.
Tho Standard OIL Co.
The Geo. r. Blake steam Pumps
Wcston's CcntrlfugaIs.
The New England LILO Insurance Co.
Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire ins. Co. Of Hartford,
Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co. Of London.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16

Your grocer sells Poi Breakfast Food.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16
TO LET.

Cool rooms, hot and cold water, cleo.
trio lights, shower and bath, at The
Majestic. Sachs block. 2iGC..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16
Horse ShOeinQ.
W.W.Wri9htCO.

LIMITED.
have opened horseshoe-
Ing department In eonnee'
ton with their carriage
shop. etc. Having secur.
ed the services Of q INST
class sheer they ane pre-
pared TO do all w69s In
trusted 10 them In a first
class manner. 3: .: :: q;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16

Cottages In Christly Lane. Apply
Wong Kwsi, Smith ST.. mauka Hotel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16

2 furnished front rooms at 1928 En-.
ma St: rent reasonable 340l.u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15

The Puget Sound Assembly
scheme for the foundation Of "A
chautauqua at Three Tree Point
has failed. the land upon which the
ministers Of Seattle and Tacoma
had planned 20 locate aud elaborate
home for summer study and for
assemblies has been sold by the
former owners. the stock issued By
the assembly has been declared
worthless but has been bought In
part by the assembly. and a number
at business men who invested
money IN lots and In stock have
pocketcd their losses
Rev W. A. spadinE. promoter of
the scheme. Is In the East. and
each Of the local directors has set
up the claim that his part IN the
affair was simply that OF suhscrip
ton and donation and that his di-
roctorshlp was purely honorary.
The creditors of the dofunct com
pnny are left without recourse.
Planned Last spring.
The scheme was formulated last
spring at a meeting OF the Minis
terlal Association Of Seattle, a
body composed Of all the Protestant
ministers in the city Together
with tho Tacoma Ministerial asso-
citation. they composed the Puget
Sound assembly in whose nnmo the
association made a contract for the
purchase of the land. The tract
selected was an ideal spot for the
purpose being situated on a beau
timl cape half way between Seattle
and Tacoma,
An option was obtained on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
PLACES BAN ON
FORTUNE TELLERs

chief Waprenstsiu IL - ths oHin-
iau taat there is TOO much ma Kis-
tfltis existing b. seattle Hs 49,
sefts hpaeFef that h. will not al
low tn disease 10 catch him. bat
sui eeutiuas Co enforce the state
iaw n Seattle regarding fortune
isusfe ae before
fha stats law said the chief
irHnst fortune ieiirra ard prn.
hihita thsm m the state Justice
oefaah tried The fortune teller eaae
81 the sptfiiuaiists yesterday "a the
as Instead - on the merits II the
eaas. fta uop in dismtaatar the
faas against the srifituafisfa re-
minds me 81 the story ~ . cuun-
tn tuase who rendered decision
plainly eauffnfY fu the decisions u
the Supreme court and when re-
miBHaa that such waH ths case drew
himself a. proudly snd said ! am
not responsible for the mistakes II
ths supreme court
=No. there IL too much .maHia-
frlsls here but ! shalt continue ia
sFfssi al fortune tsllsrs and charge
fheM With NaErancy. as the taw
states. nevertheless continued the
chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15

property and Il was expected To
have the necessary funds on hand
before It's expiration Rev. W A.
snaldinE was appointed manager
and to him was entrusted the duty
OF raising funds A V. Willoughby
was hired 10 take charge OF the
advertising and sale of the lots.
and was 20 receive a commission on
all Of hts sales To sell the proper
Is he contracted about two thou
sand dollars worth OF advertising
debts In the assemhly's name and
with the consent Of Mr. Spaldlng.
Plan 20 Sell stock.
At the time it was planned to sell
stock and 20 form a corporation In
the latter DAYS of the affair the
assembly came into q crying need
Of funds to carry on It's scheme
aud this stock was returned with
the consent OF the purchasers and
the money which they had paid In
applied ON the lots.
The directors at the beginning Of
the affair included Ovid Byers.
Frank Blake. y s. Douglas. Wat
Sun Ailtitt ~ - ehAAAhs -
Black. l.. X Loose and Herbert s.
Upper,
The price 60 be paid for the
three hundred acre tract was 10000,
the first payment to be $4,000 at
the expiration OF the option On
November Rev. Spaldine's term
ended and having failed to raise
the necessary amount he resigned.
and left for the East
Raised Money Too Late.
The oplion was continued ,Cfh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15

At 8 O'Clock tonight a public tn.
dlRuation meeting will be held ai
the Labor Temple under the aus
pleea Of the WorkiaFman. league
for clean politics 10 protest against
that part ~ the presidents mess
age referring 90 the admission 81
Japanese ~ citizens OF the United
States
The meeting was called at the
instance Of u special committee ap-
pointed for the purpose az the last
meeting. at which time resolutions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
DIX WRECK NOT
LOCATED

n IL nuw generally believed that
rons ~ the bottles lost In She wreck
~ the Dir will ever BE- recovered
Iu explaining the circumstance.
Diver II Finch. who D. an an
thority on wrecks stated that after
n body has heeu 10 wnter loo feet
dosp longer than 20 hours i be.
eomea too heavy n rtHe This &C
counts foF tue bodies not beiuK r..
covered
A n c neunisfon. owuer ~ the
Dix. stated this morning that aeVsf'
~ more attempts all be made "a
locate the wrecked steamer and Il
b. any possibility she a. located,
an aitemp, wiil BE- made to dras
her towards shore
II the boat l. dragged into shall.
low water there Niil b. no tfoetia
20 either tear the houze awaY from
the bull or send divers down "a re.
cover the bodies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
Motors SHANNON AND WILTS|E TELL
| Of The WOUNDS THAT CAUSED THE
DEATH Of JUDGE G. MEADE EMORY

Judge Smell simply declared he did
not care Ca hear any more. aud the
controversy VAS brought 60 close
In view Of the fact that The Wit.
ncaaoa of the defence we're not e. be
in attendance al court until Mon.
day Judge Smell modified his ruling
by declaring that order should not
SO into effect until today. when
both sides should have It's experts
present
Experts May Remain.
"rhis matter Is entirely within
the discretion OF the court. Judge
Smell declared. and { think experts
are better qualified 90 pass % a
question Of insanity whom they are
allowed IN court where they can
personally observe tho defendant
and hear the testimony Makihf
them only answer Hypothetical
questions merely delays matters.
and IL not a. all satisfactory foF the
purposes of Msgice."
Attorney Morris DECLARED LAST
night that despite tho modification
~ the courts ruling the defence
would have no experts 10 court "a.
day
we vill have experts. but they
Will not be called IN uutil We are
ready ta place them on the stand.
he said Hut even 30 We are pet
fcctiy satisfied with Judge Swell 4
ruling. fef he Is. zee believe, an
emiurugiy falF man
effect 81 Fathers Address.
The attorneys % the prosecution
held conference at the Taeuma
hotel last night The purpose Of
conference Naa 10 decide hos heHi
in onuntefaet the powerful effect
apon the Iuff Of Judge Thompson 8
address. II la believed that the
prosecution has Dot made known al
of lia Witnesses and ID would cause
un surprise Il some attempt uaa
made. thfoAEh Witnesses yet ua.
named. 70 dIaeredii the statements
~ the father q the prisoner
Mrs Emarx. the Sidow % the
late Judge George Meade Emory. u
Ia the eltf alaYuK al the home Of
friends. but she did not appear pr.
aonallY AZ the trial yesterday Net
Their did Charlotte WhlttisssF or
her sister. Laura. bat the latter was
iu the vicinity Of the court house
ana later waa observed IN the lobby
20 the Tacoma hotel The intnn
lion % tho prosecution % 70 ssve
he twu girls from a. much public
lty a. possible. the majority nf
fhoae in attendance on the trial Be.
ng as anxious 81 see Charlosfe ~
hes sore 70 So the defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
GEORGE TOWN JUSTICE WILL
Be ASKED To TELL HOW
MONEY HAS been USED
SALVATION A R N Y
XMAS POTS

No one can pass along FIRST or
seooad avs without being attract
"a b. the kettle aud tripod OF the
salvation Army aud the Invitation
70 Keep the pot boiling A boil.
ing poi" on the streets during the
days bet tween nos and Christmas
wili mean a boiling pot IN many
poor homes on Christmas Da3
which otherwise might be- destitute
u steam. save the uusavorY Kind
which omerEea from the wash boil
ef
nnEadieY jenkins declares Il
would b. q Shame and disgrace foT
any case 81 real need 10 80 unre.
llryrd. and be sIth his helpers are
bending all their energies 20 prose
cute faithfully the trust imposed
upon them 81 The agents Of the peo.
pie % this cts for the distribution
o. good cheer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
AT tenn Pr
SUICIDE

her. and reported her out Of dan
ger The womnna name il given
a. Mrs MorniH
The carbollc acid was pur
chased about o'clock from II q
Horn. 81 the Cascade Drug com
panf. next door 10 the saloon
The laU states that all purchasers
Of poison shall DO registered. Horn
claims that he did not ask the
woman who she was nor uhy she
wanted the poison. The woman
vas In the saloon at O'Clock
when the night bartender sent on
duty and remained there until
taken 10 the hospital
A. the hospital Mfs Hornls was
visited b. a man named MacTavlsh
When questioned he refused "a
give ans information regarding the
woman. Two u the Young men o.
hofa Who we're with the woman "a
The box. are Matt Erickson. Twins
At the snohomish hotel. Seattle
aud Olaf Erickson. living at ths
Western hotel. Seattle The
woman was badly burned around
the mouth and chin. bat II out oi
danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15

No clue has been found which
will lead 20 the Identity Of the man
who was murdered during the night
between Thursday aud Friday near
broadway and Fifth av, Ballard
Nor has any clue been found az 10
the murderer. The police have
rounded up several men found lott
ering around town. but after inves-
tiaation they were released
Late yesterday afternoon two
pieces Of the mans hat. black
Derby, were found BY the police
about 100 yards from where the
body was found. The facts indi'
cate that the man had been struck
b. a sharp instrument. The police
are az loss 60 account TOT the
tIacea found being so far away from
the body. and also where the re-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
Records Of the Office Of Justice of the Peace
Carson to Be Audited in an Effort to Dis
cover What He Has Done With Fines Collected.

n E. Carson. justice Il the peace
nt Georgetown. r. Ia trouble.
BE fa going 90 be asked 20 ac-
count Tor all moneys received by
him m his official capacity Of JUS
tee during the time be has held
tie offiee
A EXPERT accountant f. to bs sent
% aearnnt8wn 60 audit Catuau's
books. and County Treasurer CORN 81
les Hlu prepare a statement show %
lnE just how much money has been
turned into hts office b. the George
town justice
Already q preliminary iuvestlEa-
ton has been made. and il ia re-
ported that since January 1895. 10
returns have been made from the
office % the justice 81 Georgetown
ta the county treasures office here.
~ G. CaFpou. the present Justice
A. geurEeiown. was appointed IN
Iuly. ieos. 60 fiil the unerplred term
o. l. LeNisec. deceased. ana was
elected a. the general election IN
November following Subsequent 70
this he WAS police maEistrats. but
the council became dissatisfied with
HE official acts and he WaH forced
70 resign.
Can't Keep Fines.
IN his capacity 81 justice Of the
peace Carson has collected fines
ard fees from prisoners appearing
before him The fees IN the form
of costs. he r. privileged 10 retain.
the office being n Zee office. All
fines however are required 70 be
remltted 60 the county treasurer =
office with a statement showing a
record 81 the case.
just how much money has been
collected by the Georgetown Justice
In fines viii not be known until his
books have been thoroughly audited.
II il possible. ~ course. % fail 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
EXPERT SPEAKS
OF SLOANE
ts,ss sp.slsl ssrvissJ

SPOKANE. Dec i5--Dr J H.
semple. an expert aiienlst. testified
AZ the Shane murder trial yestef
day that the young murderer had
confessed 70 him Of the killing Of
his father and had said that ~
could easily have killed his mother
had he been 20 disposed The ply.
aiefaa testified that Sloane said he
loved his parents. but that he could
kW either OF them without feeling
thn allrhIaaf nmoilnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
ACCEPTS CITY FRANCHISE

The Seattle. Renton A Southern
railroad has aKrred "a the terms Of
the corporation committee The
companY siil pay elthef Tor the re
EraalnE Of eighteen feet on Fourth
~. from Washington 10 Olive q OF
in the event Of the WiEhiman
Muekler people securing the fran
ehiae ana doing the regarding work
las thr tracks which under ths
cunltEon user clause the Seattle
Reutssn 4 southern would be en
titled "a use The road will pay 2
per cent Of its income over that por
tiou 81 It's road and 8 per cent pct
aaunm. on a sum equal TO the cost
% LAYING down tracks over that de
tance city Engineer Thomson
vas ordered 10 draw up an urdin
anct containing these provisions
The committee will then recon.
mend The ordinance for passage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
CRIME HAS
PECULIAR FINALE

the 7-yearold step-daughter Of the
Johnsons
After Johnson's arrest, Mrs. John
son was extremely bitter against
her husband and announced her tn
tention Of not appearing in his be-
half Mrs Butts is sister OF Mrs.
Johnson. aud the arrest OF Johnson
has opened gap OF bitter enmity
between the two sisters. both de-
clarinE they viii fight for their re-
spectiye clients 10 the end.
Threats of murder are also said
10 have been made BY Mrs. John
son by her sister
Owing to the absence OF the dep
uiy prosecuting attorney In the
case, the preliminary hearing waR
not heard yesterday. The disposi-
ton Of the children was awarded by
Judge Gordon to the grandmother
until the trial is over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
To PROTEST AGAINST
JAP CITIZENSHIP

we're adopted oondomning the presl
dents action and stating that II
hia policy vas carried out It would
result I'm conditions decidedly ininl-
icable to the best interests of the
country and especially TO the Paci.
nc coast
The resolutions are signed by a
committee consistinE Of = G Lowe,
who will preside a. toniEhta meet
ms. Eugene Smith. secretary, 6. O.
Young. + W Cottenll. James Muir
ply. John Hay and a y Fowler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
cLAiRvoYAsrs DISMISSED.

Charges 81 vaErauey recently pre-
ferred against Mrs. Ella Ross a
elaifvuYaut. we're yesterday dis.
missed By Justice II the Peace X
X George. on motion 81 the cuun-
sci for the defendant IN order for
dismissal also included the case
against Mrs = T. Emmett. charged
similarly Almost the entire daY
vas taken 40 with examining Wit.
neSscs Ia the ease Some 81 the
women enthusiasts Insisted on
shaking hands with Judge George
hen the case Waa dismissed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
MYSTERY
DEEPENING

mainder Of the hat can be All day
and night yesterday people went in.
10 Mayfield's murEue 10 view the
body. but Identification was not
given John Woog. a resident Of
ballard. says that he met the man
Thursday afternoon ut ? o'clock at
Fourth av and tho railroad track.
and that the stranger inquired whe.
thaf there were any logging camps
towards Richmond Beach AZ that
time, Woog says. the man carried
brown leather suit case Nothing
A. known a. To- what became OF the
e4ne. An inquest viii be hold
Monday morning Deputy Sheriffs
Cameron and Wise were at Ballard
yesterday but were unable to learn
anything except what the local po.
lice already possessed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
THREE TREE POINT CHAU TAUQUA
SCHEME FALLS THROUGH

ally by the owners OF the tract
until the tirst Of December The
affairs OF the assembly were reor-
Eanised aud with the addition of a
number of capitalists among
whom was James A. Moore. the
necessary $4,000 was raised. but
when the time came for the pay
ment # was found that the tract
had been sold Tor q larger price to
another company This left the a..
scmbly without even the unpur-
chased tract as security. As much
money as could be obtained vas
returned to the subscribers hut
there are still a numtor OF bust
ness men who have charged con
siderable sums mp 60 profit and
loss. The assembly is in debt be-
tween two and three thousand doh
lars as the result OF the project.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
MEDAL AND MONEY
FOR WRECK HEROINE

At meeting Of steamship men
this afternoon in the Merchants
ExrhauEe " was decided 10 take up
a nuhaefiptinu Tor Mrs T. Pattsr-
son. heroine 81 the bark Coiomn
wreck Efforts Will also be made
fer Carnegie medal which also
carries with it so eco IN cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
WIDOWS MITES
ARE COMING IN

The story published ga Yeater.
daI Star ~ the poor widow and
Family nf small children. Whose
home a. in danger 81 being iakeH
from her on account Of she non.
payment Of a ttao maftsaso noa
overdue has borne sead results
some contributions have nirrad,
been received. and many offers 81
assistance have come to the ofiics
- The star BY phone An2ens Wish
ing % 90 their share IN relief woFh
au This dcsVffIns ease MAY 40 st
hy addressing their contribution
widows Mites" IT, care - the Eii.
taf - The star The nnt 81 do.
Hatofs wiu b. Published MeudBy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
~olo SALT" IS DEAD.

ealvadaro - Hieando. seaman on
board the schooner Gamble. died aud
VAS bafIed ~ sea. There vefe per
hare ne better known sailors ON the
Pacific coast than "Old salt tie
was 80 years Old. aud for more than
20 years he has shipped out of
Sea tile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
SEAMAN DIES
OF WOUNDS
tssr.eps TsI.ufspn s.t,.Is..l

ASTORIA. ufe. lee Do Ueofsr
Fisher the sranan - she schooner
Annis t.afson wha AS mfaat b. Cap
tain Forrest. dica last Hikht nf his
sounan TIE rataeers 4afY brought
a. a verdict of murder. ard captain
Forest Was Immediately arrested y
clipped that ths men had had
traubis on ths vessel before fsachins
This part. and that the shoetinE sas
the outcome ~ this elder trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15

make record Of cases in which fines
have been levied. and where this Is
done an auditor Is unable 10 arrive
a. correct conclusion regarding
the affairs q the office
Carsoua failure to make proper
report 20 the county treasurer 10
serious aside from the fact that
money returns have not been made
A justice grants many Judgments In
ciTil suits during the period q his
office. and these Judgments should
be- Of record with the proper office
ln the court house. IN Carson's
case these records extend no far
Their than his office.
No Record 81 Cases.
Also. II some one undertook 10 sp-
peal from a decision % Carson's he
y ould be unable 10 find In the court
house any record whatever 81 the
preliminary proceeding.
Further suspicious circumstances
go connection with Mr. Carsous
conduct Of affairs came cut this
morning In a hearing tn the su-
peFior court. one James A. Walsh
was arrested IN Georgetown and
charged with petty larceny. This
morning he appealed to the court
80 aid him In securing 800 which
had been taken from him after his
arrest and which he said was now
az Georgetown. where the officials
had g.
In this connection n is stated by
DEPUTY Prosecuting Attorney Van
devcer that Carson sent word to
him the other day that he thought
Walsh had been sufficiently pun
lshed. and appealed 60 him 10 let
the prisoner 20 without prosecu-
ton.
An effort viii be made 20 discover
what official IN Georgetown has
Walsh's ti0a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
NO BALLARD WOMEN TRY TO
NLL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
TAXING POISON.

BALLARD. Dec. ts--Two unauc.
'hsful attempts a. suicide we're
neae yesterday Ia this city by two
fni1en Early In the morning a
sunan living above the Brunswick
40. Attempted suicide bf swallow
y syefal tablets ~ corrosive sub
4Aate. A doctor was called and
nsr working hard over her pro
msneed her out u danger The
mlr hing that could be- learned
saDw the woman ia that her name
shrhie and that she lives above the
arnsNick She iH reported a. be-
fefy sick but improving
about 7.f6 o'clock last night a
lAaT EOfnau about - years old.
W. 10 box IN The svea BorR "a.
fa % Third aud Ballard av. With
~ male companions. drank some
nrb0llc acid
NJ police we're called and hur.
u Ne woman 10 the Ballard hos
~ where teo doctors attended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
GRANGE YUKON LAWS.

Dr Alfred Thompson. 81 Dawson.
member 81 the Canadian parlla
mont for the Yukon district, ar.
rived In this city lnsi night on his
way Co Ottawa % attend the meet.
ind OF the Canadian parliament
lie says there are number 81 mat.
ters which viii come up at the
coming reunion Of vital interest 20
the Yukon among them changes in
IN. mining laws and n greater de-
EFes Of home rule for Yukon ter.
fffurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
BARksNrlne IN DISTRESS

The schooner Robert Y Hind. on
IN arrival to-day AZ San Francisco
reports that Dec NJ : o'clock IN
the afternoon. three mnaied bark
sntine vas passed 70 miles off the
mouth uf the Columbia. The bark
nutine appeared 20 be losing OF Jet.
fiaeaiuR her cargo The Hind Wae
too far off 70 speak the harkeutine
and Il IL not known whether She
weasel vac in distress or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
sAsKRUpToY CHARGED.

A petition. ciaimlna that Charles
aprins and uifs. Of the Iowa Butter
"a. t1ii Second AZ are tuHoiveni
and should be sd1utksd baHkrupts
uHas flied This morning h the office
q the United states clerk. BY syl-
vestsr nros.. sens abschef Rros a
%. ana the kiock Produce Co
claiming that the company had
debta amounting ta it.ae8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
eoLmAH's FUNERAL MONDAY

Funeral services Ter the late
n Culuan VIII be held Mondai
morning 90 10 o'clock from the Fam
flY rssiaenre. Fourth AZ aud GO
tumhia 81 old residents Of Seattle
and friends ~ the family are %.
aaestsd 90 attend The family esps
tlalis requests that so flowers b.
HsHt b. thH residence. fntsfmeu'
aili BE- made in iaHsxieu eemsiefy
and uili be private.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
roUs ARG MISSING.

-Four missing persons we're re-
ported 90 thr paliea thts maFuinm
They we're Ernest cuwiurtuu
aKes ~. missing stnee December 10
from 1893 Rainier boulevard g. T.
smith. aged II. missing since De
esmbsr "a. lived 81 s4s West Car
reid Tsnls 81 Cfutrhfisii. aged 90
missing from Tacofna since nrrom-
her 4 and John n Tnfnfinson. aged
50. missing from the Haluisr Grand
hotel