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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
COOI|E LABOR
To FINISH
CANAL
President Secures
Thousands Of =
Chinese
Their importation No
Concern of Americans
System Suggested
by Engineers Is
Recommended
Death Rate in Zone
Lower Than in States
Their importation No
Concern of Americans
Death Rate in Zone
Lower Than i'm STATES

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL
Asserting that the workingnen OF
the United States have no concern
in the question of the character Of
the labor employed In the per-
Torrance Of the rough work on
the Panama canal, President
Roosevelt. in his special message
Transmitted to Congress today, in
forms the national lawmakers that
he has arranged to try several
thousand Chinese coolies on the
isthnus.
The message. based on the
Presidents precedent-smashing
trip outside OF the United States.
while II viii hardly find place in
the archives of the nation as
great state paper, IS most enter
taining and comprehensive report
on what the President saw in the
canal zone. 1t is highly eulogis-
tic OF men and methods employed
In the construction OF the canal,
and it carries prediction that the
big ditch viii be completed within
eight years.
Aside from the announcement
Of the Presidents determination
70 import Chinese ooolie labor. ap-
proval OF the contract system OF
construction. Z reiterat;on OF his
desire FOR single Canal Commis-
sioner 10 replace the present
board Of seven members. and q
pointed paragraph or two devot-
ed 10 the muck rakers," " the mes
sage IS an interesting chronology
cal recital Of the chief executives
frst-hand assimilation OF the
Panama situation in three days.
The Special Message
To the Senate and House of Repre-
sentstives-In the month OF Novem-
Der visited the Isthr.lus Of Panama.
going over the canal zone with con
siderable care: and also visited the
cities Of Panama and Colon. which are
not IN the zone or under the United
States flag. but as 70 which the United
States Government thru sts agents.
exercises control for certain sanitary
purposes
The L s s. Louisiana. on which !
was. anchored of Colon about half
past on Wednesday afternoon. No
xember IL 7 came aboard her. after
my stay on shore. al about half past
on Saturday evening. November II.
on Wednesday afternoon and evening
I received the President Of Panama
and his suite. and saw members of the
canal commission. and various other
gentlemen. perfecting the arrangement
for my visit. so that every hour that
was ashore [DLlu Dc ELR4OFeQ 10 al
vantage. ] was three days sshore-not
2 suficfent length OF time to allow Of
an exhaustive investigation Of the
rninutiae Of the work Of any single
department. still Jess TO pass judgment
on the engineering problems, but
enough 10 enable me 70 get clear
idea Of the salient features OF the
great work and OF the progress that
has been made as regards the situa-
.son of the zone. Colon and Panama.
the caring for and housing OF the en-
ployees. and the actual digging of the
canal. The zone is z narrow strip OF
land. and il can be inspected much as
one can inspect fifty or sixty miles OF
9 great railroad. at the point where il
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY ss
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

SEsTERDAT-Clesr; east wind, maxirnul
temperature. 81: minimum temperature, ~
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fair; light nortf
east wind Page ]
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He Will Be Blindfolded to Save
Eyes and Rushed to Hospital

BAKERSFIELD, Dec. III. B. Hicks the miner who has
entobed for days
Edison this morning
on PAG
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20
GWYNNS ISLAND

The first school session ends ;his
Thursday, when the teachers, Miss
Nora Pilswortb and Miss i. 4. viii
son leave for their homes, Miss Pills
worth Ccing 90 Richmond to spend the
Christmas with her mother. Miss Will
son will spend the Christmas with her
people who live in Hamptou. We wish
them a very merry christmas and a
happy New Year hoping that both will
not be forgotten D. Santa Claus.
Mr.. Rosa Hudgins met with an ac-
cident Saturday by bis horse running
away. FIR. Hudgins wSS working MS
horse at the time the animal got fright
cncd at something in the road. Mr..
HudSins' nephew was driving the
morse at the time ard dropped the
r~ins, Mr.. HudEins tried 70 recover
toe reius, but lost his balance AM ~ :
thrown from the wagon. He was very
lucky as he did not break any bones.
Mr.. DudgiUs' nephew recovered the
reins -u.G was dragged BY The horse
for ab0,1 fifty feet bat Was only
bruised.
Capt. .Ioan Russell og the schooner
}. :. st svart WIS by last weeks
storm blown on the bar 1T Cheers
Point and lie Gays he thinks he Will bc
compelled TO wreck tis boat. She was
Russell has been sta wing St Mr.. 4.
Fosters at CHEEKY. Point. The Capt.
has been working every day TO ge,
the lumber ashore so ne can sec what
can be done.
Miss Wilson speut the Sunday al
Mr.. Wp- adams.
There Was - boas from Garter
Greek blown ashore in front of The
HudGins house Monday. The Capt
name i unknown aud also the name al
the boat IS unknown She Uas loaded
with railroad ties. She as almost
sunk 81 Stirgrcv Point. TIE steamer
Tangi=r tried q give he- so,as assist.
srce, but was unable 10 Heach her,
Captain Suckers tried to get , rope 20
her but was unable 20 reach ne o., &c
count of waves oeing 50 high. Size is
almost a cor3lete wreck the wini
having blow AeAi oi her sails away
she Il sTot = 5ecte6 70 live long. e thc
wind keeps up. The Capt. and til,
crew o. thefboat were sent TO Jackso,
Creek this afternoon. The CE.pt. har
another hbat their IN which he expect,
80 go aoNis the Bay az soon as th>
Weather permits.
The children OF the Island are pre-
pairing 20 give d Ch.istlnas -cutcr:aiI
rscnt on Christmas Day.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20

rem and grandchildren crowd
around the festive board which
(though the harder may be lean,
and the corn crib slack).w1i be
found loaded With all that heart
could wish, or the appetite re-
quire. who will not thank God for
Christmas. hut unfortunately K IS
spent by many IN debauCherY and
vice, when As the anniversary o.
the birth OF the worlds Redecmer,
it should be spent with reverence
and thanksgiving 70 the donor of
all good for the greatest silt that
heaven coulG bestow -" Peace on
earth good will toward men, and
eternal life 10 as many As Will &C
Ccpt it. LeCnas.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20

ST, joun Sonday @choci Fvs-
tIvai viii take place ct st. dOhns
Chrr h on "Wednesday, Deem
ber 20. at - NJ.
Takeu as directed, il becomes the
greatest c rative agent toT the reliet
OF suffering humanity ever devised.
Such is Ho;iiSteY's kociSy Mountain
Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask
vonr DRUGGIST.
For Sale or Rcnt-A Small
farm With dwelling and about l8
acres cleared land and 10 ACRES
woods land, or | will sell the
wood land in lots to suit. The
farm is located in Westville Dis
triCt adjoining Mr.. John p. MoTs
gR". FoTterms apply 10 b. NJ.
RjSes.
YOU can not have complete
unless you wear COM
ortable shoes. The DoUY lad
S0R Shoe Is made for Comfort.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20
ECSTFS
Mr.. Seth MIlcr made q flying
t. Norfolk last week. i

Ar. Seth MHlcV made flying
t. Norfolk last week.
Mrs Capt. W. NJ, Nelson, after
spending several wee ks la Balti-
more, has returned 10 her home.
Aubry Miller, who received a
bad cat on the wrist from his
hatchet few weeks ago, is get-
ting along nicely, but can't use
his hand yet.
Several OF the young people OF
the neighhorhood are speaking
of spending Xmas with friends
and relatives ont OF the county.
MIR. {. a. Brown has moved in
his new home.
Stephen Mason. WHO has been
quite sick for several weeks. IS a
little better at this writing. His
friends ali wish hun a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hughes
left Saturday for Norfolk Tor sew
eval days.
Some Of the Young men are
seen bringing freshly painted
bugs'es Ffom the shops getting
ready fox q spin Xmas. we guess.
RumOr tells us marriage bells
Will be heard soon.
MISS Lucy Miller, while walk
ing across her yard one day last
week. root tripped her foot,
throwing her on some bricks
which were IN front OF the door.
She received some had cuts and
bruises about the head. face and
ERIN. DR.. HAYNES was called in.
She IS improving some.
MaGoc.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20

Mrs l.. a.. M1rco3ns.tsvO A1OS n,ei s.
1ittle sCn. Mrs. ". y. Trader aud
daughter was the pleasant gust at
,uterviile Sunday afternoon. The
hrsne % Mrs. ". y. Dixon,
Rev. Richard Ferguson was prescott
=. Aslbury Sunday evening and IL
Uve.ed 4 hpt sermon, which was
much enjoyed by all that weCe present.
Miss Nelen Eudgins is expected
home Saturday from Norfolk, where
she has been attendieg school. She
viii spend Xmas. with her parents.
Santa Claus
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20
SSGSS.

Ms. Susan Mco-e died at Z he home
q LEES son-in-law Capt. Id 20 rect on
NivuJSy morning. she was ftn risd on
TUESDAY.
MIR. Richard Parker, 81 ID cxs, has
golE 10 RichH.nd 20 be tre1te, Ior ca,-
ccI| Of The ear.
v 1 Mr. Jesse Hudgins OF Diggs IS tn thc
county to spend the holidays
Capt. Fred Forrest is - hu ne spend
jng Xmas holidays.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20
$G&AN&.

Mr.. L. w. Hudgins Ii He'd his
big hog last week which | .aianced
the beam IT $50 pound. This
breaks the record SO far. and as
the hog killing is about over I
presume he Will be the champion
for this seasons.
have before me a COPY of the
Fredericksburg Free Ian &C OF the
18TH inst, in which is al extract
from a letter pubjshesi IN the
,kaJHcl2y $0uTna{ Of the X eek be-
fore, the extract being headed:
Hon. c. +. 7. Lane as Il possum
hunter, this proves tia%- the frse
L9Acc which is an up-to- 6aie pap
er, in order - keep abrS :ast OF the
times reads the MATHe Ws JoUR-
Nal. The same paper speaks o!
two gentlemen in Caroline county
who have killed twelve wild tur-
keys this season. Il gNr a. J..
Arnistead had been there. there
would have been fewer turkeys
left in that region, or else there
snare Wouiu nave DeSH less tn2N
4 dozen,
May the }g4Gc6 and the .}I'urRG
/ i've forever, and may they 5.Tow
bigger and broader so long a
they live--big hearted and broac
minded.
Miss Lucy Williams and Pear
, Hurst of the Blackstone Female
Institute. and Misses. Ruby Mil
Ter and Peachy Brownley OF tht
Fa.mville State Normal Schoo
viii be at home during the Xma
festivities. Mrs. Hattie Iarvi
White, aud her sister Miss Glenn
nlie Jarvis are also expected 4
7lspend the Xmas at their old he
near this place. .uwSuasf
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20
PASSED EMANIHATiCN sUSCE So
EuLlT.

James Douahue, New Britain, Conn.
writes: II tried several kidney RENE
dicess> aud was treated by our best
physicians tot diabetes, bat did not
improve upti1 ] took Foley's Kidney
Cure. After :he second bottle I sh~w-
Ell improvement, and I'VE bottles cured
me completely. have since passed a
rigid examination for he Insurance. ="
E'oiey's kidney Cure cures back ache
and all forms Of Kidney ard bladder
trouble. Tor sa.e bv T.. Balscr q 60.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20
AROUND THE ROUND, RGjTNR WORLD
BY 4rchdeacGn Nm. X. icflfie5, DID,

~ ArthGeaCGn ND. 4. j"lliieS, I'D.
y brilliant stercopticar illustrated
lecture viii &c Delivered by She Eev.
Dr. 5c{Trics, ~ the Cont House on
New Years Day, II $50 y. Ell, for The
benz At of Christ Church. Prize Of al
mission 25Cts. Regarding these Lee
lures a writer says:
Or. Jenries was 4 resident IN the
far EAST for nearly ;v-o years and dur
ing this time nc visited and made a
careful study q the customs, govern
nlents. religions and SupHrstitions 81
Egypt, Arabia, India, Cey lon. the
Straits Settlements, China. japan.
Kora and c.'r newly acquired tc-r;tory
OF Hawai- The Paradise OF the Pacific
The OcctCr personally took photo
graphs OF every piace,ol tt,c -uvai con-
ditions ,;n6eT wHich re wcs FOR the
time being. 50 that ibis new and va;ut '
Bile Information through the Medium Of
slides might be better impaired 20 the
thoughtful elements If The more favor
e6 communities Il this country. The
good people Of Mathews County are
iortunete 10 Have an opportunity OF
hearing the learned Doctor S lecture
! illustrated by beantifUi pictures il,
the Court Eouse New Years night.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20

e Sagh.er Mrs.
morning at
= liv>1 for many
xRiyer Rod and
{ ! asiRs leader
. he was Il con-
II kfn34 ,taeE
+ husband, Sad
loss, three child-
&wts, Mrs. Myra
Ora Peters. be-
idTcu. The flu
Fpiace yesterday,
c officiating The
ace at Mathews
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20
cAHoEa Ia apvis-r.

When you have a cough or cold dc not
ask some one what is good Tor IL. as
there is danger ia taking some Uu-
known preparation. Foley's Honey
and Tar cures coughs, colds 2aG pre-
vents pneumonia. The genuine is IN
a yello" package. Refuse substitutes.
Tor sale nV h. Baker . On.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20
The I0rSa Trade.

w. 6, Adams, manager Of the
Rich4nond Buggy and Wagon
Company, Is driving one Of the
Iaest o. roadstcrs that has ap~
pearec On the driveway icr many
q Gay Lady Wilkes, trial 2 81 10
wagon. and Stewart Hedworth,
with more speed and a half sister
to Bedworth, Jr.. z.o65z In
manner, style and speed this
team IS not surpassed in the
South. - Southern Iohaccouis:
aud Modern Farmer.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20
ROBLHCx.

The good people Of our village
are quite busy getting ready for
christmas. II is season TO
which all shouidlook forward witt
pleasure. being ! time for the ex-
change Of little remembrance Af
family reunion and the sharjlg'
good cheer with friends Sat
neighbors. Itis then that SSys
Claus comes and surely II wIn
admit tbat that is the sweetest
delusiSp OF Christmas Evc when
stockings were hrng by TIE man
tel and our hearts fad with
great expectation to b3Irealized
on Christmas n.oTDing.T But in.
the midst Ct al those Measures.
we xhoIld be ever m;n/ful of the.
real Significance Of tie season,
that q the birth OF for Savior.
and while we are hafng ali the
pleasure which the Ep preaching
| holidays bring. letthat thought
be paramount in g9r minds and
! hearts.
The Woman AUXILIARY 70 the
Foreign nlissiqDhCy Sodiety Of
Grace Church tT a ve:y inter
esting meeting IS week. The
president. MtsA !. PhIpot:s
reports 4 libel3con' ribution sent
| in for this qu'Her. ) That of send
rng the GosHto }.ea{hern lands
is q cause in Why h we should be
] deeply :nteFsted ami for which
we 5hould five Fyith Z rightgoo4
will. !
capt. and MRS. T,l:l Of Balti
more are stopping with Mrs
Owens for perhaps s4s-eral weeks
The Capt. is statione-' here buy
ing oysters for large firm in tn
Monumental CITY,
Mr.. q o. Rhea, who hrs beer
OF q b siness trip So the North
ern Mex, for a couple of weeks
* cted back la a lev Jays.
~. Philpotts, who has nee
- sohse time Is able &c b
exchanging words>sv. 4
- yag;
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-12-20


: j. lie was a con-
II kfn1-8:,theF-
husband. Sad
- r. cs., three child-'
Awls, Mrs. Myra
ORA Peters. be-
r. |idreu. The flu
place yesterday,
Ic officiating The
ace at Mathews
e,Sxative Fruit Syrup the new
stimulates, but does not irri-
Is the best Laxative. Guar
br your money back. For sale
Baker & &c.
Rev. ". L. Ware will preach
IL Church on Xmas morning -
the bowels anl gcs the cold out
systc NJ. K-nDedy'S Laxative
Eyrup opens TIE bowels ana ~
+ time ailays the Inflammation
nrcoas membranes. Contains
$nd Tar. Drives out the cold
DS The cough. Absolutely free
b opitses. Conforms 70 the N2-
Pure Eo,d Law. Pleasant TO
bold by all druggists.
Rev. Frank RayIn ND has re-
call from Burlington Baptist
king and Queen
the body with warm. Glowing
makes the nerves strong,
81 circulation. restores natural
axes You feel like one born
HOLSTERS Rock Mountain
cents. b.sk your druggist.
". Cloptou Gf Powell's
v spns Island. Is an enthusi-
soline boats. lie has been
SsRices BILE pleasure in craft
4 IT for the last fooT or dive Yeas
dea struck him . short tiul-.
4 ii would "a j good thing 10
business with pleasure 50 he
into the basin Sss of making,
gasoline engines. ETT. CloY.
-to-dstc IN his ideas and
convince you that he - the
are after.
with q sprsinsd ankle will
tch rest the ankle and let ii
4 man or woman with an
81 stomach can't use q crutch,
+ :. oESch must have rest just the
(. can be rested TOO without
b. Kodoi will do it. kodol
the digestive work ofthe tired
ana corrcctS the digestive ap-
!, Eoool fully Conforms TO the
of tl1e National Pure Food
4. Laws Hocco,1IreD5ed and
p druggists.
pis for the bazaar, which
- the Masonic Kali for three
st week alounted 10 sio7,
tcst for the ladies work cab
Ellen d. Garuett was tho
i'm Miss Gillie Miller, sec
. Pearl Trader, third. ard
y Dsvis, third. The amount
s.tae cabinet <as S47-2S.
kcu paw your money,
II II. z Ssos' moneys worth.
IS money ne an to you
Ky HovSataia Teas on
-AsN your druggise,
p OF CAicago, who has
/ with Mr, Fiechett at
foF Norfolk ca Friday
L,d sister are still IN The
bottles Of Folcy's Honey
Nc been sold wishout any
having experienced Sny
>cuehc;u results fTor; it's
Sha, colds ard lungtrOubles.
( anne che genuine Eoiey'S
J Tar in che yellow package
o opiA!cs o. ctAe- harmful
ua.d yoar health by refus-
X the genuine. For sale by
& CO.
* Fair Grounas a book
dates OF Olt lse2 gVorthS
nssS&5.o0 reward X left n
Rice,
apps and cracked hands
quite As GOOD Re ar appii-
)e Wittis.Witch Haze Salve
before going 20 bed, Use x
cf gloy1s. and see what (
- ra2cnsng Win bring
s9bert =. Gibson =
4 Seiiain;ster the tit,
ct Christ Church Oh
! SOta inst. service 1,
s s eek, and at Trinity
moon ~ : o'cicci,.
< " VOC suffered nc
.Holiister's Rock
aEes the punieSt
81 manor woman
Ii healthy. IS cents
- express package fror
"a. b. c.. tor Mrs. <. y
Nj. FisShett world be -
6 from hes
peEits e 20, 81 Chicago. :
labor Z tory EcdoI Is prepared
ia Sh as sbss &C. aTkaole digest
"a corFecsise Tor the stomach coz
dolly 10 ali provisioas Of The = a
!. ! 1s + !;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
STATE AUDITOR DARES GOVERNOR

INDIANAPOLIS. int; Jan. A.
Secretary OF State naniel Storms.
whom Governor Hanley ordered 90
resign ON account 81 alleged irreEu.
iaritiea In hts accounts. this morn
ing formally notified the executive
that be would not reign
Storms refuses 10 state what be
will do. lie will confer with his
hondsmen and friends before tab.
ms any steps IL II stated on good
authority that there remain bat two
COURSES for Storms Ia pursue re-
sign within the next feN days. or
appeal his Ease "a the legislature.
The chief item Involved IL the
payment ~ 81 600 a. an lncorpofa,
ton fro hy the Nandaiia railroad
Il Is alleged that Storms resalnei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

In thin latter capacity he once roet.
81 it0 savage rs.iakina with a force
Of IS men
In fSss Npillaae waN a paifoiman
on Second VI then one Of the muai
iasieas sections 81 the city lie was
10 man ~ giant physique and did na,
know the name Of fear During ths
first few monlha be was HegeFsl
times almost Allied in encounters
With bands Of hoodiums and thuEr
which Infested hia beat. and e BE-
said that on one occasion he single
handed worsfsd four armed anaaii-
ants and marched them 20 jail He
soon became q terror 10 the evil
dpssa south Of Market ~ aud rapid
y -uaa "a a eassaiucY. belnE placed
IN charrs Of the Southern station.
where be succeeded IN Transforming
the iasleHs section under hiH iuflsa
dietiau lutc one uf the safest aud
best polieasi in the city.
When Chltf % Police Whitman
waa recently dspoand Tor maifeas-
ance In office sniilabc served fof
some linir a. acting chief and
might have retained the post but
for hia own desire 10 return 10 hls
old position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
BURGLARS ausY

People living in the vicinity Of
izth and Columbia are complaining
81 numerous thefta whieh have
taken place there lately The faxag.
lie method lk 20 take things from
the rear porehea and cellars but oc-
eaNiuuaiiF a marauder enters the
house " the doors are uniog ked
There are no Instances q house.
breaking
The ihsftu have been EosnE on for
a period OF about tWo Neeka. and
they have invariably occurred b..
tween the hours 81 aad 3 D. M.
Since the police haze been notified
this district II being coisriy watch.
Ell. and u Il probable that the theftH
Sill cease Tor the ptwent Al least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
WAS A TERROR OF
EvIL-D0ERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. n Cap
tain of ralice John splllane who
died suddenly In this city few daY =
ago. VAS enc Of the best known pa-
lice officers In the west. aud pet
hapt the only Que ~ high position
and long service whose integrity
was never even questioned la the
midst OF upheavalH and exposures
which affested men all about him
splllane'a life OF SO years has been
one Of continuous fighting for Law
aud order lie was n veteran % Tie
civil war and a noted indian fighter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
HE'S NOT
Nv RACE
JUDGE BENSON, OF MUNICIPAL LEAGUE SAYS su WON'T
aE A CANDIDATE AND REPLIES TO OTHER ATTACKS

phfivs OF air. Cottsriil ita fight II
against that which these men. Ia
comm01 With myself, desire "a lars
er ana better street ear system.
owned ana operated by the city OF
Seattle
Organised labor throughout the
country. aud especially IA Seattle.
knows the value aoa cleansing fac
TOE ga politics ~ puhlts ownership
~ public utilities. The Seattle Ia
l.of ,''sncil ~ awake Go the import
Paree Of the issue iu the approaching
clsy election. and IL wise enough
and conservative enough 10 deaife a
union ot all its force with every
other body really lnokiuE for better
things l predict that the enemies
~ public ownership viii not be able
TO 'puu the wool owes the eyes OF
organised labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

erny 81 "a watch by embezxlement
to William Machle charged with as
sauii with "A deadly weapon. Carl
Peterson. charged with assault with
deadly weapon. swan Erickson.
charged with nHeanit with a deadly
weapon. John Mooney. charged with
larceny Of $40 from the person. and
Joe fAvelie. charged with the lar
eeny Of $50 from the person
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
WEBB is BACK

J. l. webb. colored evangelist.
we'll kuawn here. has Just returned
10 this city after an absence Of more
than ymr. during which he has
toured the south. preaching and
taking notes Of the conditions there
lie Annoupses that II IL his iutep-
ton te give a series of lectures dur
ing The winter describing his ex-
psftenoaa
We spent four montha in Florida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
CRIMINALS ARE LINED UP

Judge Griffin opened the new
year VITA u maley array ~ petty
criminals Wha ava not seem 10 care
whether court kept OF not John
Jones was lined az on "a charge OF
assault and battery and Was given
until tomorrow % plead
A similar privilege Was given 60
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Deuteh Eiche lodge gives annual
New Years social At Gefmania hall
North American Tlmen, organ Of
Japanese of northwest. made In APP
peafnnee on New Years with %
pages Of reading matter aud illus
Iratiuns
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svsrsbedy Help.

The assistance 90 every citizen
u needed and desired by every In
fluentlal advocate Of municipal
owncrship No one has authority
10 especially call o. invite anyone
Into the movement, and surely 10
one has authority 10 shut another
Out of the great work the city has
a. do n the citizens wish better
order u things. and especially II
they want better service upon rxs
isting car lines aud adequate ncw