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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
Church MEMBERS ASKED TO ANSWER
SOME VERY POINTED QUESTIONS

the mentality Of the average man
Tor many alecpleaa nights and busy
days. the pastor proceeds with ta
other questions of puzEling import.
AS follows;
suggest abuses % be corrected
and remedies to be- used which will
tend 20 arouse grvater interest In
religion on the part OF men give
your views with regard 80 ca The
faults OF modern preaching, ca N
women were loss prominent IN
church work would more be done
hy the mcnq 60 What would mon
be slad 60 do fOr the church,
"no secret fraternitioa aid or
countefact the efforts made 70 SO
cure the active and enthusiastic
participation OF mon IN church
work.
no YOU regard the modern
places of amusement IN aud
about our city aa helpful or hurt
fulf
"no YOU advocate an impartial
enforcement of lawf
What would yun offer as a
remedy for the divorce ovirf
What do You regard as the
greatest evil Ia our city,
What would you suggest as
the greatest need Of eur eity1
why are so great a per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

of our criminals tlnearoeratodl
young menu
what. IN your opinion are
the chicf causes OF failure on the
part Of SO many3
Would you advise young
manysto marry early Ia lito2
What Of this generation com.
pared with the last better or
wurse9
Would you have the daily press
give ms more from tho pulpit and
less from the slime pit9. or herald
more OF the good and less " evil"
Among the men OF the congrc
cation who are called upon to an.
swer the questions are u A. Dut
~. II r. Compton, l. NJ Rushton,
n ID Rrougham. George Chantlcr.
II w Foster, l.. A. Griffith. j A.
Gresham, WIN klllen. H. n Amcs
Edward Iiannum. ]. h. Abcrnethy.
Nelse q. Chriatensen. n l.. Park.
Henry Jude, nr J. u. Crlehton,
member OF the city council from
the Eighth ward. Robert Mitchell
and Fred J Arnold.
The pastor urges the members Of
his CONGREGATION 20 30 frank In
their replies and assures them their
names viii not be used.
The series OF sermons Is awaited
with much interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
STATE NEWS

Every mill At Auacortcs is closed.
Fo0tpads are busy az Vancouver,
several citizens having been held
up In the past week.
Governor Mead says that possible
discrepancies may have existed In
checking M cars ~ coal at the
Walla Wnlla penitontiary and the
present investigation may reveal
no graft ~ charged.
Alcoholic trance" IL the novel
plea given by Charles Mateui,
charged with The murder last Sep
tomber Of Frank Nolash at North
Yakima.
The penitentlary guards have
given up their chase for A. 9.
Hunt. the convict who escaped last
Sunday
Roy and Clifford Nash. Of Seattle.
two incorriEibiee, have been sen
fenced to The industrial school from
Tacoma.
The gigantic smuggling u jap
anese across the line iH pHzzllng
the immigration and customs Off
cials IN the northern part OF the
state.
Toppenish will have two tickets
In the field al the municipal cleo
ton next month.
The Isitfock a Leadbstter lumber
mill AZ Vancouver has shut down
and 225 men are out Of employ
ment. Hlsh price Of logs Is given
as the reason.
A cougar or lynx has been ter
rorlElng the people In the vicinity
of Wnhi Women and children
have been chased al night Men
are trying 10 bag the beast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

Frequently an attorney did not
know tho yolume needed. lie had
only 20 tell plgby of the reference
sought. and before he was seated
the book. opened az the page and
ayllabus OF Il dceiaion or the sec.
ton % the act he wanted. would
stare him In the face
Such feats unbalanced niEhy'A
mind, hts friends say. lie began
broodinK when oatalog was suE-
gosted for the library. believing his
value was unappreciatsd.
His DISAPPEARANCE has caused a
chaotic condition az the court house
Tor be alone know where the books
were and without him the lawyers
arc like lost sheep. The search en-.
tends over the country. hut not a
trace Of niEby has been discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

Men y the conversation OF the
Temple Baptist church, corner Of
Thlrd av. and Cedar 81, have been
asked BY thcir pastor the Rev,
Eoorgc robert Cairns. 20 ansecr a
number % Interesting questions.
These answers viii be read from
the pulpit Go illustrate u series Of
sermons which the pastor Is plan.
Mig 10 deliver on sdhiects ~ live
interest either 20 the church or the
public.
The list OF questions "a published
IN the current issue Of the CITY
Temple Messenger. a leailct issued
hy ihe pastor IN the turthcrauce Of
his church work
what are the leading rcasens
for the small comparative attond.
anee az men at church services
a. the first question which the pas
tor q asking a list ~ 1850 men 60
gnswcr.
Wants Candid Opinions
eGlye your candid opinion regard
ing the devil, he'll and The punish
mont 90 the wicked the Bible, itn
inspiration and authority Ia the
composite query which Is second
ON the list
And assuming that these prob
lens alone are not enough to tax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

~ 8. uGuDA.
l don't believe there ~ a japan
csc eloiation ~ the present moment
In the United slatea There are
some anti.Japannsc movements ON
tho Pacific coast, but they are 10.
cal troubles. hardly worthy of ne'
rioua consideration.
JnpnsoBe questions In this conn
try "a the future viii be questions
folatRg 10 the immigration and
naturalization. Of tho Japanese
Equal treatment Is all thai the Jap
aneae ask
According 20 the reports there
we're IN five years tia02 1000 i04
$50 European immigrants who came
20 California. Oregon aud Washing
ton Japanese immigrants have
been considered BY President
Roosevelt a. the detrimental Gle
menta 20 labor conditions on the
coast But the great influx OF
European Immigrants should be
much more detrimental to the Ia
Dor conditions all over the country
Nevertheless special instruction
has been given IN regard 70 the
Japanese alone
Then let ua take the naturaliza
tion question Opinion varies 90
10 the possibility OF naturalization
OF Japanese under the new laws
IN general. however, the Japanese
are not allowed TO declare their IN.
tention Of becoming citizens Of the
United States
There II case which occurred ia
the United States district court OF
Seattle after the new naturalization
laws took effect Mr. A. Haiton,
who II we'll educated Japanese
and general manager 81 the Furuya
company, "A big Japanese firm ia
Seattle. appeared IN court aud do
manded 10 be given the first nKtur
allEation papers But the clerk o.
the court refused them. under tho
instruction II the secretary OF com.
merce and labor. which follows.
Clerks Of courts shall not re-
ceiye declarations OF intention
torn 22o1l TO become citizens from
other aliens than white persons and
persons Of African nativity or Of
African descent"
Is II not deemed a discrimination
against Japanese. who are neither
white nor AfrloAng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
BREAK UP ILLEGAL
CLOTH TRADE

Underground traffic In the shape
Of Illegal buying and selling 81 gov.
eminent uniform cloth used by the
navy, that has been Eoing on Ia
this city for four years. was given
a sad Jolt yesterday afternoon when
United States Secret Service Agent
Foster arrested Louis TRgholm.
proprietor Of the oxford Tailoring
company. at IN Third Av.
TAgholm was caught Sith the
goods. under she admission ne
made 10 Mr. Foster. who had
entered tho place Oatunalhly TO-
purchase a suit, that he bought the
cloth from the enlisted men az the
navy yard ana was able TO procure
all he wished lie was taken be.
fore Commissioner James kiefcr
and released on 81 900 bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

York for the old country IN boras.
on every steamer.
japan f. already planning Az.
hibitg for The worlds e1poglilon -
be- held no Toxic To- 1912.
Prince George ~ Greece and p4,.
cess Marie Bonaparto have 49,.
married
Temperance is growing 10 ana
an extent 10 Germany that traeas
ers have asked for separaia 49,
for those 20 look upon the vim
wheu n Is red
Howard Maxwell. Indicted torn
er president OF the Borough hssk
u Brooklyn. So "a jail. being ansEls
20 raise his ball 10 the sum !,
$1,000
Harry kllenschmidt. a ianlor I.
the mining department al the ~
versity ~ California. II unde, =.
rest suspected of having tH,ea
Frank helI0ws. a fellow s.n6sss
The row De- supposed 10 have -.
over q girl The body u BeiIovs
was found near the Kliensehmlds
residence aud a coroners inv
brought 90 verdict OF death IL
poisoning Evidence nov obtained
looks IKE murder.
Hop growers of California arc
organizing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
.DEMENTED WOMAN URSETS
NETCHBOR'S HOUSE

Suddenly dcmenied and bellev.
Ing her safety besot by may foes.
DIS william G. Harrison. u 1914
Ninth ay W, ran 10 the home Of
Mrs. Oormley. 1922 Ninth ne W.,
yesterday afternoon and hlockaded
herself IN the house against isr
imaginary enemies Mrs GormIsy.
who ia a feeble old lady. was held
a helpiefa, terroraiueken prisoner
IN her own home for more than
an hour
In her insane deiirium the crazed
woman tore about the house, up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

We. the Iapanoue. can endure 20
a degree the bad treatment and
given by the local PEG.
pie. but cannot endure diacnmina.
ton by the federal government. be.
cnuao We have been given all the
rights Of Tho most favored nation
by The treaty existing between
japan and the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
new BUSINESS METHOD
DESIGNED BY QUICC

Seattle stars Exclusive scrvleel
NEW YORK. Nov. "a somewhat
OF an idea OF the high handed
manner tn which New York poll.
ticiRns and money iuEElers do
business. was brought TO light In
the hearing on street railway mer.
ger matters. when Lemuel Ely
Qulgg confessed that he destroy
ed checks calling for st9.S7S
rather than testify 20 whom they
had been paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

recognize the fact that any ma
ton can regulate with stringent
laws the coming OF aliens 10 that
country from the other lands. resid.
Ing there aud becoming citizens Of
that country II ID matter Of the
national politics.
80. II the United States n 20
Ing 70 limit all foreign immigration.
then the Japanese will not offer any
protest And. also. ~ the United
States permits no aliens 20 become
citizens. then the japanese viii
never complain.
can sag therefore that n there
should arise Japanese situation
tn this country, the responsibility
should rest upon the federal gov
eminent of the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Two French submarines collided
beneath the water AZ T0ulon and
only prompt action 10 using the
uprising machinery prevented loss
Of life.
The bodies % several miners with
battered heads have been found
near Goidfleld. Robbery was IN.
doubtedly the motive.
Foreign laborerH are leaving New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
JAPANESE TO HAVE cLus.

The local Japanese are arranging
for the erection OF a clubhouse IL
the near future. which will cost In
the neiEhbofhood Of $4,000. A
yet no site has been selected. but
Il IL the intention TO purchase OF
lease a lot IN some convenient 10
cation The building viii BE- 81
brick and the lover floor wili be
devoted to storv rooms. the upper
fioors being divided into club
rooms and living apartments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
APPEAL DISMISSED.

The state supreme court yestsr.
aay dismissed the appeal Of Nellie
Winters. according 90 adyicen
reaching the local authorities. aud
tho woman will have 60 serve =
term in the state penitontiary az
WRlia WHlln, a. directed By the
local superior court last year. fol.
lowing her conviction on a charge
Of procuring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
GREAT BRAIN WRECKED;
LIBRARIAN A WANpERER
(seattle star Exclusive servIee.I

Seattle Star Exclusive serviee.l
ptTTsnuR0. Nov % Ills mind
unbalanced by feata ot mnemonica
Percy q plgby. librarian OF the
worlds largest law library ~ a
wanderer lie walked from Ids Of
flee september ~ and has not been
seen since by an acquaintance.
Dlgby was q mental wonder lie
knew the title OF every volume un.
der his care He could pick mp any
one and turn to the proper page ~
paragraph instantly, when reQue
ed To do 80,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

settling tables ami chairs. ana d,
was not until the frightened ownss
could call for help from the nnn..
Window hat the noighborho0d Va
appraised ~ what was going On
Aiiing for some time. posaess.A
By strange iauciea, tho unforiana,a
woman has been carefully esssdaS
b. her husband aud daughters ~,
the sudden ouiSufat found Them ~
prepared DeYOut spiflfuallssso
study. n ia supposed ~ reapo IN
for her condition. which Is nos =
ported as being improved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

Health officer Parry yesterday
inspected and approved OF the con.
domination OF a large number Of
barns and old buildings in the
southern part OF the city They
win be burned after the first OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
PLANS ARE FILED.

The plans for laTge Turkish
bath plant Ia the base Of the Hotel
Northern we're filed today By
Heady a Carney. BARRIERS IN the
buildidg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

OLYMPIA. Nov. 25--The state
treasurer has received s2.0g8 30
from Charles = Manday. attorney.
Of Seattle. being tbs inheritance
tar due the state from the estate
Of the late A. G. Anderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
rAREE speAkeRs ARRgsrrp.

Weaficd apathy on the part 81
the police resulted last night IN
what the Socialists call their first
victory for free speech. After con.
siderable jockeYing Tor place. la
which three speakers were arrested
and taken 20 police headquarters
and Immediately released. the meet.
ing was moved from the vacant lot
nj Fourth and union. out ontn
Fourth av itself. and the weary po-
iieeman lot Il SO AZ that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
Broke and Past so
Years

lie vas broke. past 60 years 81
axe and out 81 work. yet he had
never earned iess than $3.50 90 per
month for the last 20 years Of his
life The thought Of saving bad rev
" entered his mind start today
open \ savings account at tbs State
Hank u Seattle. cor First Ave. and
Yeaier Way go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

coming month Dr Palmer has
chargo OF a choir Of 40 selected
voiceH which has boon rehcaraiuw
weekly for some time Or Palmer.
who came 60 Seattle about six
months since. formerly had charge
IL the choir ia 81 lsuatius church.
san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
Have You Seen Brown?

We install modern baths. lava
tories aud sinks Get our prices.
O. ~ Brown Plumbing Co. 22i
Pine Il sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
JAP's, VIEW OF JAPANESE QUESTION

%. Uoda editor American Trea the
largest publications America. this
Teko sentiment Japanese
the pAefl Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
ziTx FOUND GUILTY.

A fury IN the criminal depart.
ment Of the superior court ycutsr.
day found John zitx guilty Of u.
legally fishing for salmon Within
the three mile limit from the mouth
Of the nuwamieh river zisF vas
recently arrested BY Game Warden
Ref The penalty Is a fine Of $3.50
or term In the county jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

Notice to water consumers ia the
second district All the city be.
tween uuion and Caller streets
Fixed rates Nov. noe. and Jan.
must be paid during November al
No. lis Prefontalne Place Penalty
imposed for non payment Dec let
1. n YOUNG.
80 supt L. a "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

the month. when tho time given 70
vacate has expired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
Dairy Kitchen

JOB Madison 81.
The Dairy Kitchen, which was
closed for a ton days remodeliug
81 now opened FOR business All
cordially invited. same manage
mout tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
ny C. a. TAVENNER.
Especial Correspondent o. The star
At Washington


WAsulNGTSlN. u. G.. Doc 20
why have the railroads suddenly
withdrawn opposition to improve.
ment OF waterways aud set their
powerful political machine ln ac-
tlou "a faFor'6f it7
while this question ~ HQing The
rounds, legislation making IL mn
lawful for railroads. stockholders
or cmnloSsa 20 own any interest Ia
boat lines O. holng discussed
II O. considered aa a procautlon.
nry measure against the possibility
OF railroad interests controlling
boat lines. ultimately crowding out
competition. aud securing sole
benefit of the 1000 600 the gov.
onment may spend annually for
the Improvement of waterways
Tho recent reversal of policy of
the railroads toward waterway i'm.
proyemcut la not quite understood
Navlrahle waterways have always
been considered the keeneHt com.
petition OF railroads One 81 the
strongest arguments why the gov,
enment should spent huge. sums
improving the waterways has been
that water competition would act
az a lever % prevent railroads from
o4acUlng cXurbltant rates. From
The first mention Of the Panama
canal Idea railroads have used
their glant political strength 60
nght waterway development
Il la pointed out that through
politics The railroads in pcunsyl
vanilla alone seized and destroyed
canals which cost the citizens $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
MAN CAPTURES MORE BRANDFn
RATS THAN WERE TURNED IOOsr

Harry Hall. oolorcd. called 90 Tho
Star office yesterday a. Inquire
tho WY 70 tho Federal aaaIiaiiaa
department ana on being quea
toned announced that be- had
caught 10 of the branded rats
turned loose bY The plague experts.
who have been experimenting Boo
eeolng how far the rats could go
before falling into the inevitable
trap
Hall aud n partner run "a SAIGON
AZ ga King gt. and lives at 7l8
Cherry Is Some ~ the rats. ac
e0rding 10 bits story were CAUGHT
~ me saloon and some 10 his home
The rodents were much alike lu
color and branded similarly ilail
left The Star office with thc lntcu.
zion Of claiming the reward offered
BY The authorltleH
There are e few things which
seem % stand 10 Inc way nf Halls
scouting tho reward ~ ihe first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
WHY HAVE THE RAILROADS CEASED
To OPPOSE WATERWAYS?

600 Tho people OF the entire AZ
lantlo coast have since paid more
than 81 extra, through Increased
freight charges, on every ton o. coal
consumed
II Ia argued that unless water
facilities ave completely divorced
from rail the control uf railroads
over sufflc would enable tipmato
route shipments. manipulate ached
uioa and charges. discriminate N
favor of their own boat lines aud
temporarily cut water frelgsts and
raise rail charges ~ such way
AZ eventually to crush ont compbti.
tom even on open aud frco water
ways
Testimony taken al recent SEES
sion of the Interstate Commerce
CommlsHlon in San Francisco
showed how the southern Pacific
railway succeeded ia doing thia
very thug
The strong pleas FOR nu annual
government appropriation of $50.
GOO 600 fnf the Improvement ol
waterways. made hy President ]
u lilli OF the Great Northern ard
W W Finley 0f the Southern ba
clfic railway at the recent session
OF The Nationals Rivers and ilarhora
congress, are resulting On much az.
vuaslon among those members OF
congress who are free from tho
stigma % railroad utilization
A canvass among the members uf
the houa and senate shows con.
clualyely that the railroads really
have withdrawn political obs,ruc
ton 90 gateway improvement leE.
ihlation
TO anil lobbyists this move b.
siguincaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
HUNDREDS INJURED

PALERMO. spain nee 20 A
terrific explosion occurred last
evening Ia the military powdeg
magazine. where a iarre quantity
OF dynamite was stored and was
followed hy number 0f LESSER ~
pioaions. the whole town hoinR bad
d. shaken nnd the people thrown
into panic Almost immediately
flames shot hiKh 10 the air and
spread Ia The ruins ~ houses thai
had fallen adding greatly 10 tts
terror 81 those who were Ia the
immediate neighhoghood ~ tho dis
AHlrr
Il Is estimated thar 80 persoma
were killed and a hundred Others
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

WASHINGTON. ttec 60 The
following faarth class Washington
poslnffirrs will after January / b.
advanced tn presidential class
Burlington. Choiau Mabtnn and
Rockford. salaries tllop. Friday
Harbor SALARY 81 600. Raymond.
SALARY. $500. and so John, salary
81 200 Lucas. Mouohan sud Three
Lakes all BE- made money order 81
ficea after January
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

Tire sratsie-pfimruse'a Min
sireia Neat week Woodland
The Third VENUE Monte Girls
so Next week Ny Tom Hoy
Gift
The Lois-"The BELLS Next
wreh London Assurance
The CeliEsunt-Gray a Graham.
musicians Hinalda. tramp ylolin.
isi and other vaudeville acts
partaass-Ths Buckeye quartet.
Hunth and Rndd and other yaude
vile novelties
The siar-fiush 4 Elliott. Madse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

NEW YORK. nec 20 According
70 a special dispatch from Rome to
the Nrw Yofk Word Rev ne
Edward Hanna. professor al dog
matte theologf 10 81 Bernard sem
inar9 as Rochester. " v hns becn
appointed coadiuior archbishop %
San Francisco in succession % the
late George Montgomery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
XMAS DREAD CAUSES A
DUAL CRIME
10y United Press )

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Dec 60
g. NJ Colby this morning murdered
HIS wife and cut bis own throat
because be could mot stand the
thought ~ only four more shop.
ping days till Christmas. when he
had nothing with which to buy
presents
An nirht he las hroodiag over
bis poverty Last year he WAS
pnaepering. and the Colby Christ
mas was merry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

lice near broadway and Madison
aH suspicious character and sent
lo headquarters 80 admitted that
be- has been iu Jail before Max
Hanei. who claims % be- a lewelers
Harry Griffin trHmHier. Tim
nCnulng and Harry Wright walters.
we're also picked 40 pending inyes
tlaHti0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

The Wostlake Improvement com
pauy was oenaured last night iu .
resolution adopted by the mann.
fncgurern committee OF the Seattle
Commercial club for purchasing
terra Gotta in the east for oFuamen.
taton Of she faif bulldiuga Instead
81 EettinE 81 from local factories
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
Mems Suits.

so 90 Meas Suits. In cashmere
and tweeds. 20 az 500
Si2bo MEMS Suits. In Scotch
twccds and cbeYiotHs GO az
+.t...-+.-..+-.+..++.. $3.50
$1,000 Mcn's Suits. in imported
twcedH. fancy mixtures and
black clay Worstcds. 80 a.
....... ...-..+.-.,. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec go The
crew OF She wrecked steamer scrvia
has arrived on the steamer Nuahi.
Nak There Were 80 men ia the
crew The srFlla which was en-.
Eagcd IN ihc salmon trade. was loat
on The unniaska coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS
symphony orehss,ra.

The Seattle Symphony orchestra
gives Il second concert hi the Grand
Opera house tonight a program 81
classics including works b. hfuch.
Beethoven Weber and THchaikuw.
sky having bgcn arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

ST PAUL. Dec 20 Attorney
General Edward r Young has bo.
gun proceedings Ia the district
court Of iiouuepiu county 20 Dust
the Standard OF company 81 In.
diana. from Minnesota