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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-25
ARCHBISHOP OF THE
RUSSIAN CHURCH IN U. S.
By Associated Press.

ST petersburg, Apr Z4--hlghJ Rev.
Sargias, bishop of Finland. is unwil-
ling 10 accept the arch6ishopric of the
orthodox Russian church in the United
States. The Holy Synod met today
and elected Right Rev. Plato, at pres
ent director of the Kiev theological
academy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-25
BY Associated Press.

Boston, Apr. 24.-At the opening OF
the send annual meeting of the Ma
tional Association of cotton Manufac
turers today President McCOllin, in
an address,. said the English in five
years have added or projected ten
million spinOIeS and are fast adopting
all improved American devices. In
America the addition has been nor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-25
And All Its Properties In
This City For Sum of
. $1S7, 500.
SESSION WAS MOST
HARMONIOUS ONE
Board Was Also Authorized
To Sell $450,000 Worth
of Bonds.

WITH WHICH TO PURCHASE THE
WATER COMPANY PLANT, PAVE
STREETS AND FOR ADDITIONAL
SEWERAGE-W. F. CREARYS
PROPOSITION TO LEASE WHARF
PROPERTY IS ACCEPTED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-25
ROUTINE BUSINESS OF
THE HOUSE AND SENATE

Tallahassee. Apr. 24-The morn
ing sessions Of both house and SEN
ate were interesting. but nothing
passed both houses with the excen-
ton of a bill introduced in the house
by Mr.. Dorman of Suwannee validat-
ing the issue of 100000 bonds by
the city of Live Oak some time ago
for municipal improvements The
bill after being read the first time
was passed under suspension of the
rules, and immC lately certified TO
the senate, where il was also passed
under suspension of the rules. being
purely local matter. the class which
has been treated with good deal of
consideration this year, though bills
OF general interest have been moving
rather slowly.
Two events of interest in the sen
ate were the passage over the veto
OF the governor of Senator TrammelTs
bill providing for detailed biennial
statements of certain of the states
officers, which was passed at the last
session and filed with Inc secretary of
state after adjournment with the gov
ernors objections, one of which was
that the amount to be appropriated
was insufficient To carry out the pro-
visions of the act. The bill passed
over the veto by vote of 90 to ,. ana
was ordered certified 10 the house.
where, If IL receives the necessary
three-ffths vote. il will become a law
In spite of the veto.
Zim's Labor Bill.
After d long discussion in the sen
ate Mr.. Zim's bill for labor statistics
Yas killed on third reading by a vote
81 Is TO seven. Mr. Zim and Mr..
~ S~Wyz
organized labor. which reported the
Dill favorably, spoke in its favor,
while 1t was opposed by Messrs.
Buchanan. HUMPHREYS and Adams,
Continued on Page Three)
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fcontinued en- PAGE Eiaht-N
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Zim's Labor Bill.

Continued on Page Three.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13
BuGna nOtiCia

IN q antigua y Vnry acreditado es-
tabieclnieuto 3szar de ropa hecha y
Sastreris de r. Eontes, Sc scaba do
recibir TN immense surtido de CAST
mires ingleses Y frsnceses, los que
ofreCe 81 nunerosa ciientela y al
p1blico er general.
En- ropa hecha tanbien hay TN ex-
ten su~t.1o d e!ega-fes trajes, los
que Sc detalan desde 81 SI4 Cncn-
"a tanbien Ell Bazaar con IN surtido de
abripos para cabaileros y nifiOs, propies
para via les. gorras, camisas, cuellos,
pui1o4 tirautes. cinturones, ligas, cal
zoncilllcs. ~orbatas, mediaa, y muchoa
suas a-tfcr3os de- ~arao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13
100 FIN DE UNA RAZA

evantzndote ,afaj,a a)tura p3ra 41e te admirara.
G mparandote con los den5s.
Que duce es todo que carno forja :
contest6 Fernando tristeza
Y >i es ve-dad qne tanto vago por gre 10
ahora una Pa,abra de consuelJ para
raz6n
Por Dos te 10 pi1o, no llores mss
-Bueno-djo Felisa sonriendo-no Horare.
-Conforme. y te ad verto cosa necesto saber
10 que pasa sabre quen II para que me 10 olga
porque tengo dudas ad1.
No pudo segur, Sc habia puesto de pie y vi6 en-
alad MON 0 pasar O-tavc. ror calle desde la
ventana.
! Az, mfrale m(rale -excam6.
Y corri6 ( la ventaoa al -gremente; Felisa fue
detras.
Miro Oaevo e pregunto Fernando:
-:Subes2
Hizo Octavio tcna sen de asentmien o. Y entr6
POGO despues en- el al )pcito.
Era de medana, ago metido carnes
bauco de facco1fs POGO abultadas, cabello de
un rubio que ba casta1o el 9so bigoe tenia mss
color e que Il c,bello; los oos negros sin
ex ej;6n apagados. parcel sempre tristes;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

leo that Il 20 DO absolutely roli.
able and then has the fun Of work
ing cut the details When he has
bought tho coach aud the horses.
provided the relay stations, and
built the detailed time table he has
The further sport OF buoking that
time table.
The essence u tho sport IL that
the coach must leave on time and
reach the destination on the dot
no matter what tho condition Of
the roads oF the obstacles sneoan.
tered The speed called for Is 10
miles an hour
Friends II the owner get their
fay BY acting occasionally IA vol.
unteor dflyera Having agreed 10
drive on a certain day Mr 00tfo1
must tnldli the engagement. rain
ar shine. aud ~ course the uneor
tainiY a. 81 whether hon have fair
weather or daluge Is billy
Three changes % horses are
made between the Holland house.
which IL tho starting point and
ArdaleY. which - GA the Hudson
A round trap Is made every day
leaving New York AZ 10 30 a. m.
and arriving AZ 5 20 . m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

(seaetle Star Exclusive serVlee.l
NEW YORK. Nov o. Right
this way Tor Ardsley' Take the
public coach Venture, Distance 20
mllea. faro S. Steepg Not a hit
OF lt. not the least BIT It's the
most luxurious coach IN America.
aud the driver IL Alfred q. Van.
dcrhlit Where else can yon get
the services 90 a s1e GOD. 600 driver
FOR less money!
Vanderbilt IL the sole proprle.
tor OF this coach line. The rolling
stock consists og this one coach.
the moving power comprises 40
horses.
It's one of the queer games of
the rich. ~ the thing uf running a
public coach lise Vanderbilt has
Invested about $4,000 When the
fan season. which lasts about a
month. ends In October. tho
horses will be aold at auction.
Meantime the mililonAirus returns
will consist % couple % thou.
sand dollars receipts aud tho
sport
The sport for the owner. they
say. - In that he sets himself the
task % establishing a coach sorv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
HAWAIIAN GIRLS
WILL GO North

A sudden change ~ plans by Mfs
Edyfh Toxier Weatherred. official
conductor and chaperone ~ the
Hawaiian party. will whlsk the girlg
Of the south seas 10 within a few
blocks Of the Arctic ocean with
startling snddeuuess for they sail
on the Humboldt tonight for
juneau
Their trip % to De heightened
by two weeks. and the nino young
ladies' arr almost consumed with
i0y Mrs Weatherrcd desires O.
rs north % meet her brother
Leroy Togler who viii be- 10 juneau
fra attendance upon the republican
convention To be- held there on No
tomber 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
Gals WILL DEFY FACULTY FROWkS
AND MILL ROOT FOR FOOTBALL TEAM

purple and Eold of their school 10
virtory.
such action has heretofore been
checked BY = faculty which deems
the modest appearance II its Eifi
students more important than en-.
cuaFaxement for the football team.
Demonstrations on the part IL the
goods have been iahooed nut The
Momenss leaNae az ths 4u has de-
cided to face faculty wrath aud At
aay cost 10 cheer tha boys on 10
win
Why. said ore pretty under
graduate this morning. ~ Il a.
necessary we are Rping "a follow
the boys through practice ON the
field every Night Let people tRlk
IL they VIII We want lhe team
70 win. and We want the boys Co.
feel that we are pulling for them
to sin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
IDENTIFY DEAD MAN


The unknown man who was
found dead In the hold ~ the Chih
can bark Adela. now on dfydock
At Quartermaatcr ilarhur with
practically every bone Ia his body
broken. has been Identified as
Henry Chester. a deckhand ON the
afnanfor VaHhou Deputy Coroner
MeinngoF. % Tacoma. has inFesli'
gated and believes that death was
rAusHd b. Chester accidentally fall.
Ing through the hatch.
The young man with three com
panlnas seat aboard the bark 20
listen % somc music and when his
companions rsturned he waa not
nianed II ~ thought that ho
stepped iato the hatehway and fell
~ the bottom 81 the hold, a dis
lance 81 So feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
10 lNcReAss RArEs.

On November IS rates for haul.
ing trunks and baggage Ia this city
viii BE- doubled by the express com.
panleH engaged IN the business For
the haul between the depots
wharyea and hotels the rate on a
single trunk will be 90 cents. where
in the past Il has been g cents
The only explanation given for the
advance ia higher salaries Tor stable
bands and the Increased cost Of
Nurna fnnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

II aallaaee Il ne frowna of the
fhcnliy. and a Open rebellion
against TIE efneial disapprpvai Of
ne sesa 1t Fumen d the univvr.
ksx tke pfsfty goods % the 81
s,isnsioa. not a. All dlabeartened
II to Fererses Of the II Football
isam. bat fired 80 desperation by
asss lasisad announce that they
~ spsaE 70 turn ong and root lika
q aogs. and Il they can. they Ia
~ b pes their masculine rivals
i iss n0lse asking tine % shame
~ rerEantheafinw canes. wiih
q hads Of noise makers. from
snrns and Whistles % fafties. and
are Il vifh their shEili cries and
ssseehss. the girls % the uniVer
81 It Washington intend 70 come
= nasse 70 the remaining games
ne season 10 encourage the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
PLANS BUILDING

80 Cooper q prominent busi-
{" nan who owns the northwest
anef Of Third and Plke. Is anx
2 Improve the corner with a
u saldins as soon as he can get
re aifiieultiss adjusted
toovef WIS given a Judgment
,..i BY ihe cts amounting 10
Tor ne lard taken 70 widen
nfset AT the same time sig.
~ assessed back against the
tfiI az benefits
y Cooper Is nov called uuon 10
- $4,000 % cash. but the
~ rms a long time before due.
condition applies to a large
~ 49, q property owners on both
IL AID Fourth avs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
STUDENTS MAKE
USE OF LIBRARY

Not content with getting lnforma.
ton from parents. teachers and The
books at home. the youthful stu
dents who are hoping to win one
Of the three prizes for the best
article on the origin and history
Of the word Coliseum. Ia the con
test started by Mcnsra Sullivan and
Conaldlne. of the Colisegm theater.
the school ehiidIen OF the city are
tlocking 90 the public library and
there are deiviug into the subject
ia a way that would be commend.
able 70 older atudenta The essays
must be written by school children
under Is years Of age. and must be
nreAenled BY nn.nmbnr 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
MUSTFACE CHARGE
OF BIGAMY

The matrimonial difficulties of
William u Miller. former manager
Of the Wall IT, dock. who r. now
Ia laii charged With bignmy. on tho
allegation that be married Miss
Marie 6adsiek IN this city without
the Formally % securing a divorce
from his first wife, Mrs. Anna $40.
Ter OF Lincoln, Ncb. will be
thrashod out by the prosecuting
attorney Of Yakima county before
the local courts, The alleged illegal
marriages took place In North
Yakima. and for that reason Il will
be necessary for the prosecuting
attorneys office ~ that county 10
conduct the prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
GOV. GILLETT INITIATES
MAYOR OF SEATTLE

governors office was called up and
II WAS exple1ncd that the diplomas
should have been signed by the
goversor and ngs by rubber
stamp The reply came back that
II the superintendent of public
instruction would trace the sigma.
lures with India lnA they would
look ajss the real fting and the
teachers would never know the ar
ference The state anperinteHdeurs
force replied that they have some
thing else 10 do besides spending
day IN tracing Gov GillettB sig
nature over The markings Of q
rubber stamp And those ia the
governors office buzxed back the
Information that Gov. 0ilioft was
TOO busy 10 devote q Day In sign.
ing certificates for the teachers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
EXPRESS COMPANIES ARE TO Be
THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATED

mission 10 Inquire aud report
whether any % the express e0ni
nanieas directly ~ through their
agents. are engaged tn the huai.
neaa - bnying. aeliinE or handling
un consignment. fruits. vegetable.
oysters ana old commodities This
actiun was taken IN response 20
complaints BY western commission
mrn that the business done By thu
express companies ~ Injurious TO
their interests and iH unfair com,
petition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
MADE HAIR OF HIS HEAD
STAND UP ON end

Peter MoAlan. VI this city, whose
son IL firr' assistant engineer on
the steamer Santa Rosa. Hts dead
double "a James Harvey, formerly
employed ON the Touopah n Tide
water railroad
nr Tanner the same police sur
ReOn who earcd for the firat man.
cared for the seconp "My hair
stood up on end aaid nr Tanner.
when they brought the second man
In. was almost ready to awcar
that the first man had come TO
llro at the morgue and they had
brought him back Ia show mo up
AS not knowing whom man Is
dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
TAKE mARrELL EAST.

Deputy Sheriff Kell. 81 Menom
lnea county. Michigan. yesterday
started east with Edward Aaftell.
who was arrested By tho King
county authorities last week on
adyicea from Menomiuoo Martell
IL said 20 have been the leader Of
a desperate band ~ robbers. which
Is claimed 90 have been causing
trouble for Menominee county for
the past ~ yeAra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

paint u practically Identical with
that filed hy the Pacific Coast
Lumkef Manufacturers association
and the ShinEie Mills bureau In the
recent case before judge ilanford
here. The principal claim heinK that
ths former rate was profitable. and
the new rate unnecessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
Did CARUSO Get HIS BATH?

was Impossible to got a suite With
a bath Ia splto of efforts OF the
company such an apartment could
not be had Then Signnr Caruso
cahled Coureid that he absolutely
refused to satl on The date fixed
Caruso has sung in the last 80
DAYS Is times, aud has received for
thrse Appearances sSnno0 Man.
aser Couueid cahiod SlguOr Caruao
that hu must sail IN time Ia be
here 10 sing at Tho first perform,
auce Ia the opera house, even u he
found no bath tub Ola board
Now the question that Is inter
ostlng those who heard II the ia.
cidcnt Is; "Did Caruso set his
hath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
JOINT AGENCIES ARE
TO BE ABOLISHED

YER for the valuation Of tickets.
Instead % Joint asenclns. three
special travelling akanis will BE-
maintained Il "a expected that
thege viii be consolidation Of az
socAaiions all over the country II
Saa also decided % establish clergy
bureaus everywhere. except Ia
North and South Dakota. whore ,.
cent fares stili obtain Cisrgy per.
migs have been Withdrawn IN All 2.
cent faro territories
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

Petitions are helng circulated to
be presented befofn the license com
nsift.o of the city council both for
aud against the granting % saloon
licensees a. Youngstown
Councilman Schnlita Of The Four
teenth ward. says that Il wiil bee a
case wharw tho local option plan
must decide There Is ono applica
ton before the committee for .
aaiuon Tor that place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
LIGHT SENTENCE

After pleading guilty TO the en-
baEziement Of $3.50 from his for.
mor employers. the California Saw
Works. W. ~ Wyman. recently
manager for the concern. was son.
fenced BY Judge Morris 10 so days
imprisonment In the county Jail
Although the actual amount Of
WymAn'a embezziement was S23.
500. the fact that he has returned
the money 10 the company. led %
the films Of an Information eharg
ing the embszzlefuent OF the small.
er amount Wyman has been con
fined in the county jail since last
August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
FORWARD COMPLAINT TO INTERSTATE
COMMERCE COMMISSION

The complaint Of the Northwest
iumbormeu In the eaao against the
railroads. charging injustice IN The
proposed Increased rates on ium.
bsr. viii BE- forwarded 20 the inter
state commerce commission az
Washington thia evening The com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

The schooner Glenn. from San
Francisco. WAS driven ashore az
Uulmak island, on the coast OF
Alaska. September 30. and wreck
ed, aud Burton Kelley. 10 years old.
q passenger from Frisco. who was
dashed 20 the rigging 90 prevent be
iag washed overheard. was beaten
20 death by the angry waves This
is the tale brought south by Capt
buchanan and six members Of the
crew The waves were mountain
high. and Kelley was dashed 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

..ru yoRK. Nov . Heinrich
sid vas relieved to-day TO ~
II. wimless messaeo assuring
u. ~, gnneo Cafuso was a pas
hiai -" - he Cceanlc, which L.
. ssssss H. members u the Met
ei'as s.,s. Nmpany that were 70
Iey's y ~ Disabled kaiscr VIII.
sAa Y \ selte az a Telegram that
4, 49, .,.tsss bad sailed. Courcid was
-, ~ ahoal the ieaof
4 'ss,snslerfsng the sinsers % The
..sle Il was difficult o. fiud
- - ior them. as the boat was
sxnoe Carusa vas satisfied
~, ~ secretary learned that e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

CHICAGO. Nev AT a general
sssslns q the Western Passenger
ssxlsiton It has been decided 10
azsh al az the iolnt agencies
- ~ located AZ Chicago. Den.
" g. Louis Kansas CITY. ST
NJ Nlnneapolia. rles Moines.
anAn Leavenworth. Atchisau.
gomn&o SPRINGS and Pueblo An
naH I'll b. maintained at Den.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
10y United P-eas.)

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Nov g.
There was "a clash today between
the governors office and the Of
flee otsatato superintendent Of pub
tic instruction.
-Four hundred and twenty-five
teachers diplomas we're sent 20
Gov elliott TO sign. and when they
we're returned 90 the office Of
State Superintendent Hyatt. instead
OF having the glgnatuc Of Gov
Gillette IN pen and ink. the I'll.
plomaa bore tho rubber stamp SIX
nature, which ~ placed on all Ito
governors Informal correspondence
aud papers when the governor ~
not IN his office TO do the a5b with
fountain pen
without much ceremony the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
Lay Church Conversions.

SEDRO. WOOLLEY. Nov a.--Im.
preasive services we're held here
nj the laying Of the cornerstone
Of ST. James Episcopal church. Rav.
George buzHelle. u Seattle. conduct.
INK the ceremonies tn the absence
Of r. Rev Frederic keaior. % Ia.
coma. Addresses were given by
Mayor Euisrson Hammer, Of this
city. and Rev. a. a. GoWen. ~ Sc
attic When completed the struc.
ture viii cost approximately $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. 90
Since the sale by the Chicago. Mii.
wAukee & - Paul ~ q portion ~
their interests IN this county "a
the Western Pacific company. sur
vaglnE parties belonging 20 the
former are being recalled from the
weut side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

rigging During the height Of the
storm the schooner was piled up
on the beach and the crew washed
ashore During the might the cries
Of Kelley could be- heard bat rescue
was impossible. and the boy was
found cold iu death the next morn.
Ing and buried on the beach The
captain and crew made their way
10 Seward and came south to Sc
attic Tho Glenn left Frisco early
Ia September with fishing supplies
for the station at lkatak. Unalagka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

WASHINGTON. Nov at Chi.
casn on November rs. the Inter
state Commerce Commission will
make a further Investigation II ths
matter Of the alieged purchase and
sale uf commodities hy express
ompanisa The Inquiry e. conaid
erred among the most important be-.
Ing conducted b. ihe commission
The aanais on March z. 1907. pass
"a A resolution directing che com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

CHICAGO. Nov Attorney
Lowdon o BnmbcrEer rendered an
opinion that the 5000 marriages 81
Chicago couples performed IN Ham.
mond Ind In the last five years
are Illegal on account Of lack Of
Jurisdiction 81 the Lake County
superior court which issued the
licenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
INVESTIGATE SYSTEM.

r. A seabofg. assessor and J.
A Mofehuad. j " Coulter and Ray
Wheaton. county commissioners u
Pacific county, yesterday called on
County Assessor Parish 10 lnvcati-
gate bis methods of assessing tim.
Der lands They stated their in
tention 10 cruise the TIMBER OF Pa
ciflc county. which covers about
400 600 acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
|llMPERS HAS A
BOMB up SLEEVE

WASHINGTON. Nov 9 Prcsi
ssu semprS b preparing 70
AasA sensational attack On the
AaNA Manufacturer associa.
y the annual Federation con.
sli'ne % De- held In Norfolk next
- i Rin BE- Ia che nature 0f
/, ~ q recent charges of graft
e against fhe officials of the
tfaiion hg American Indus.
q manufacturer pubiica-
TIE Federation agents have
1ihering data on the meth
= + Ne Manufacturer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

1NcrL ~. CAL NOV, -
LOS ~, killed by street
Two !, W. slsentleally tho same way
c's s y II hours apart aud
sna eA1 s,.hle each either $40 close
vao 'e' '..,siiyes q one could iden-
y ~ ~. EN- The other only by
% s ~. we're accidentally placed
y - \, a. on slabs In the motRue
- y raeh sustained q tRe'
Ifi'.' ..an hy stcpplng before a
~ az. onc last aisht 'ae other
~ .' ~, noh are ib years
~ ~ serahhy musiachea. gray
g w. s,ay tlnged hair and are o
- inches ia height One ie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
MICHIGAN Clue TO DANCE.

The Michigan club viii give ~
second of Q series Of musical and
literary entertainments ~ Carpen-
ters' hall 1920 Fourth av., Nov -,
10 be followed by dance on No
Yembnr n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
WILL lAsn CONTINUED.

The Melody Choif will contest
Vs. continued yesterday by judge
NberlAon until Monday YeHtor
day afternoon was occupied with
the taking Of the testimony Of Or
a. G. Crookall. a medical expert.
who declared Choir % have been
INSANE Or Croohalra testimony
had not been finlnhed when court
adjourned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

PORTLAND. FRIDAY 81 "
Keith. a pioneer Portland rssiaur.
anteur. tried TO MIA himself by cut
ting bis throat with a razor. lie
severed the Ntndplpe. but missed
the lugular vein and may recover
business reyerses and illness were
tho eaune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
CALENDAR CONTINUED.

Owing 10 the absence Of Judge
fianfofd. 40 calendar will be set
for next Monday IN the federal
court, the next calendar going over
until November IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
ORGAN RECITAL.

An organ recital will be- held AZ
the 81 Marks parish church 10
morfuN afternoon az I o'clock by
Edwin fNirbouru. assisted by
Madame Florence Halliday. con,
traitn. aud Carl soheaki. baritone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
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