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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-25
h DINeeSo MO|Ike-HaIden
LOS EscaNDalos De "A coRIe cERmAal

Ell juex Kern termin6 va la audi
ci6n de las declaraciones, fundando-
Sc para clio en- que Ell tribunal estaba
suicientemente ilustrado para dictar
su fallo. A los abogados de las de-
fensas de las parties Sc les permiti6,
sin embargo ser ofdos.
Cuando Harden salio del recinto
del tribunal, las enormes multitudes
lie aclalnaron estrepitosamente por
81 valor al atacar q personajes tan
poderosos relacionados con la corte.
Uno de los incidentes mas sensa-
cionales en- los procedimientos del
dla 10 fue la declaration del Mayor
Huelsen, subalterno de Moltke en- la
gobernacion militar de Berlin. Es-
t1vo rehacio en- la declaration, diri-
giendo frecuentes miradas inclina-
clones de reverencia Moltke. Solo
en- acatamiento las ordenes del Juez
contesto algunas preguntas hechas por
Harden y Berntscil quien exotic al
testigo a que adnitiera estos tres
puntos esenciales: que en- los cfrculos
militares era creencia general que la
cafda de Eulenburg Sc debio a su
comp1icidad en practicas anomalies
de gravedad; que rumores semejan-
tes cran corrientes respecto q la des-
titucion de Won Moltke, y que este, a
pesar de sus repetidas aseveraciones
en- contrario ha debido conocer las
noticias relativas q la calda de
Eulenburg
Cast dos horas Sc emplearon en-
tomar la delaracion del doctor Hrs
chfeld, conocido escritor sobre pro-
clividades anormales. DID este las
razoncs que ten1a para Greer que Mott
ke posefa inclinaciones anormales,
.debidas induda blem ente q indomina-
BILE causas hereditarias y de las
.cuales el mismo no Sc daba cuenta.
Considerase que Ell alegato de Har.
den es una obra maestro, fue AGO.
gida con aplausos de una parte y con
burlas de otra.
Motke tambien hablo brevem mente
antes de la clausura. Hizo constar
su inocencia completa EN- los cargos
insinuados en- los articulos de Har-
den Su discurso produjo fuerte i'm
preston en- ell auditorio, parte del
cual lie aclam6. Al salir del recinto
del tribunal por una de las puertas
laterales, protegido por la policia, lie
siguieron unos cuantos gru1lidoS y
vociferaciones de las multitudes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-25

IO2

rebro aquel Exili
Isl Hip6lita quisiese curarme podr1a?
Qulzas en- parte, al menos JPor que ella
no habla de venir conmigo TN lugar solitario
no para una semana, sno por mucho tiempo9
En- la ntimidad es adorable lena de ex-
quisitos cu1dados y deHcadas gracas
Mas de una vez me ha parecido una her
mana, una hermana amante gravis dunn sua-
bis la Creacion de mi sueno. Tai vez pudiera
curarme con su presencia asidua, 6 al menos
podria aligerar mi vida
Preguntole, parandose delante de ella.
HAS sdo muy feliz en- estos pocos dias?
Contestame.
Tenia la voz comovida insinuante
Hipolita contesto:
Como nuDca.
Jorge le apreto fuertemente las manos
porque advertia aquellas palabras una sim
Cerdad profunda.
Anado
iPuedes continuar viviendo como vives2
Hip6l1ta contesto:
No Sc; no veo NADIA ante mi Tu sabes
que todo ha desaparecido.
Baj5 los ojos
Jorge la cogio entire sus brazos apasiona-
damente.
-Tu me amas, lverdad2 Yo soy para ii el'
unieo cbeto dc III ezister cfa en- til porvenir
solo me YES MI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-25

100

Ell sonreia dejandose llevar, sonreia de
aquel modo ndefinible que tienen ciertos en-
fermos cuando Sc pliegan la voluntad ajena.
aun sabiendo bien que el remedio es tardio
vanO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-25
MISAS DE MANANA
UtimOs |ibros recibidos

UltImOS IIDTOS TeCIDI0OS
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA
INVERNIZIO, CAROLINA
La pecadora. tomos
Corazon de obrero. tomos.
Aventurera. tOmos.
Herofsmo de una mujer. (Segun-
da particle "Aventurera. to-
mo.
AL borde del abismo. / tomo.
Lazo funesto. (Segunda parte de
Al borde del abismo.") tomo
Eadena eterna. a tomo.
40 La boda tragica.
70 La hija del cementerio.
50 Hija sin padres.
4e Ell triunfo de la inocencia.
La reina del mercado. 2 tomos
Amor triunfante. (Segunda parte
de La Reina del mercado.' :
tomo.
Misterios del crimen. 4tomos:
70 Satanela.
20 La mano de la muerta.
80 Ell suplicio de Ia inocencia.
40 Iusticia divina.
Sc venden Z precio de 20 centavos
tomo, en- rtlstica, y 25 centavos, con
franqueo.
De venta en Il BOLETIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
BANK MANAGER
TAKES HIS life

Mrs Wolff ~ 1887 Dovisadero "a. 81.
who lives upstairs over the bank
She asserts that az $3.50 last night
she heard a shot az " coming from
Post A.. hut that the noise aruunn
the neiehbnrhood drowned ont all
other noises aud the stiffness after.
wards reasguring her she vent
back 10 bed. saying nothing Of the
shot
p Norris. a hookkeeper Tor tho
bank was the last 20 leave the cn.
tahliahment last night he stated
That Sadller had stepped into the
bank for n moment during the day
and had hastily gone ont without
saying a word hat on Monday
while On conversation plth him.
snallof said shai BE- was almost
craned over the affair and that un.
less conditions righted themselves
and bis friends recovered from the
iuuhle he would never be- able 70
bear The strain
sadlicr leaves a sister. who o.
half craxed with grief over hts ae.
ton She asserts that he had been
acting rather Respondent ~ late
and often spoke IT his friend Brown
and how clad he would be- when
al was over ard things were in
their normal condition again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11

San FRANCISCO. Dec. ii-ln a
deserted corner ~ a back roora IN
the branch Of the California Safe
Deposit ahd Trust company. 81 1851
pesiaadero st. T. otway saduer.
aFed 80 years. manager ~ the hauk
committed suicide hy placing "a ig.
enaKa SHOTGUN. loaded with buck.
shot 10 bis head blowing the back
aud FRONT Of tho head completely
or ilc waA found at so this
morulnE b. Frank Pierce. special
officer ai the bank lying ga pool
of htnod iu the lonely corner
FROM the excited statements
made BY the yafiuun bank officials.
q ASS learned thug sHdiier went g.
tha bank n little after 5 O'Clock last
niKht and after duinE some work
xnfied 20 hroud utvf the affairs 81
fhN bankrupt bank and of bis per.
aanAi friend ard social companion.
j nmlsei Brown who iE uoW iu
the eitY priHun awaiting bonds
Then becoming erased plfh grief.
ne secured the sawed off shotgun
kept in she hank and. placiug the
gun 20 hls head fired the fatal
SHOT
This story - eorrohoraiod by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
FRISCO BANKERS WERE
FRENZIED FINANCIERS

$500 0o on bis notes James sal
lce. ANOTHER director and atoekhold.
or borrowed $3.50 on his unse-
cured note
u appears that when the direct.
nia were not busy coralllng The
money ~ the depositnrs on their
unsecured personal notes. they
were absorhinR the gold In loans
on enterprises tn which they we're
Interested The total amount of
loans is t2e51.fige5.
u is claimed by Former Bank
COMMISSIONS Dunsmore that the
loans of the California Trust Com.
pany were increased az least S..
ouo.000 during the past year When
the bank closed lbs doors there was
flSe $3.50 cash lu Us vaults. and
s2lftfb.22 was reported 10 be- in
other banks About the only cor.
splcuous official of the bank thar
did not Dip into the coin Of the De
posltofs vas President David r.
Walker No loans appear on the
books charged 20 him. but there Is
q deposit Of $4,000 to his credit
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volyef against her breast asd fired
The police visited the scene OF
action Immediately after the shoot.
lng and secured moager details OF
the cause Of the unfortunate WON.
ans act from her companion.
Miaa Haven told the police that
she had known Miss Waite only q
few days. having been introduced
TO her IN a downtown restaurant by
q mutual friend that Miss Waite
had been making her home 90 the
Hotel Rndium. az the corner 81
Fourth Av and Pike st.. and that
Or several days she had been very
aeHP@ndent owing 10 turn IN the
relations between herself and some
laaps Yesterday she packed up her
belongings and made preparations
t@ leave the city Last evening she
asked Miss Waite to go out with
her Oh the car. and after some rath
CT aimlcsa wandering made her way
20 the Smith residence whore her
rash act Was committed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
Seattle Builders Exchange and the Master Builders
Association Declare for Open Shop Violation Of
Agreement Alleged by Employers.

operations hereafter on the prln.
ciplc Of the open shop.
fiho old Master builders masa.
citation had agreements with the
unions, but the new organization
had no such agreements under.
stand THAI The old Organization last
nisht also declared for the omen
shop, The president OF cur orRani
lAtion B. nuhamel. was author.
iAed last nighl Go appoint com
mittce of five members 90 carry the
open shop resolution into effect"
Federal Building Complaints.
u appears that the complaints
% violation oi the agreements by
the unions have come chiefly from
the federal building job which H.
being done By Megralh a nnhnmsl
The latest complaint b. that on
November 30 nine hrIcklayors ON
The sob quit because a nou.union
man WAS employed GA the Job
ON behalf OF the employees the
controversy will De handled. when
e comes ap. BY the executive com
mittec of the building Trades Coun.
81. James Murphy. business agent
OF the council. stated this morning
that bis organization had no state.
meut az the case To- siye cut To the
public
We have been anticipating trou-
BILE with the contractors Tor some
mouths said a prominent building
lFadesman The contractors have
been watching for asa oppoftnnity
to make more favorable terlsa Nith
their men and the organization o.
the ncw builders Exchange had
that end chiefly ia view They have
apparently concluded thnt the oc-
cufrenee Of She present disturbed
financial conditions nffcrs them the
opportunity they seek
VI nuhamel. president % the
Builders Exchange. said this morn.
tux thar the open shop commit.
tec had not set been named but
would probably be selected during
the dHY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11

sAN FRANCISCO. dec Ii-Thai
fha officials of tho dsfuuct Callfofs
MIA Safe Deposit a Trust Go lent
extensively % the money VI she Do
pohliorH 90 themselves 81 shown by
ihe bank commissioner transcript
Vice President and Attorney Bart
nett made ovotdfafts iu excess Of
So 00o. the last $4,000 being taken
from the institution by him two or
thrive days before ~ closed fee
doors The Trcadwolls borrowed
ca The amount ~ nearly $1,000 .oen
and Frs another director. took
fi2l. 600 on bis unsecured notes
Bradford. "a clerk in che bank and
also secretary 81 the Carnegie
Hrick company. was given nearly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11

BOlsE. Ida. Dec. Hilary
Orchard. b. his confession. 20
times a murderer. took the witness
stand in the Petuhono trial today
and for the second time began
to narFatc to q jury his story Of
blood ~ was the same story az
told iu the Haywood trial without
a single deviation Orchard off
fered a0mswhat ia hia manner OF
featifyluR. seeming more willing Ca
tell an the details without ques
tluning from The states attorneys
Many women were In the crowd.
cd court room. aH 70 was known
Orchard was 90 be- called early in
the day. The witness entered
bhskly escorted by two guards
and held his hand high ~ be took
the oath Ina passing he glanced
casually at pettibone and Meyer,
but was well along in his testimony
before his eyes met theirs Whom
be saw pcttlbOne be ala not move
q muscle or change his expression
but on the slight of Meyer who was
leaning forward with his arm
around the back OF Pcttlbones
chair. Orchard dropped his eyes
shifted slightly In his scat and
quickly turned 10 his quogtioner
To-day was the first time orch
ard had seen either Meyer or Pet
tibone since his acquaintance with
them In Colorado. Orchard. I'm his
answers 10 the questions of Haw.
ley. gave his true name as Alfred
Horaley. and told Of his early life
ia Canada. Of his marriage and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11

Did you try, a while ago. MI
Reader TO figure how hold Ca
Amp"
Did You ever attempt TO arrive at
the correct solution of the hem
and.ahalf prOhlem2
They were good an right The
more people figured on them. the
more answers there were.
Now here's another. the very lat
est The star presents it Co it's
readers positively the most cntran-
cling litile authmoucal stunt that
has yet come 90 the front Just get
busy with q pencil and q piece of
paper. and see II IL isn't
This is the problem II seven
cats can KIN seven rats Ia seven
minutes. how many cats viii IL take
TO KIN 100 rats IN 90 minutcs2
Now see how good YOU are at
figuring Send your answer TO The
Star. The answers win be print
ed-that Is, as many OF them as We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
WOMAN ENDS her LIFE AT
STRANGERS DOOR

Doris waite. whose true name h
tshsse0 10 ne Alice Dearborn. a
woman 30 genre OF axe, committed
gUicide on the dnprdeB of the resi-
dnnee Of Joe smitb Ot t722 Thirty.
eighth as, last nAKht abs,at y 80 by
ahootlng herself through toe heart
with e .as oalihef revolver. oying
Instantly.
Tbs woman. who WIS evtGeptly
much intoxicated, orcnna panted bg
Miss Edith llayon. called ~ the res.
iaonoo IA question Ia search cf
aaiue man with whom. aooafdiaN po
her companion, she had been hviaas
On intlmais tefhia She rams tse
bell ehd iHqmred Doe him lm inca
herent language. hat was aaearca
thai there was no such PoFa@R at
that address Apparently dishF-
puinted AZ receiving thia ieforma.
tion, she stepped back intg the
darkness and. lust aa the dooT was
being closed. she pressed the re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
Arch Fiend Placed on Stand in the PeitibOne Case
Shys at Sight Of Meyer.

early struggles. Of hts infatuation
for the wife ~ another man wlth
whom he eloped. of bis forsakinH
hits wife and child ami coming a.
Idaho
Ic then told OF hia experiences
in Occur d'Aicnc. of driving "a mith
wagon and following other lines Of
work until De- finally driltod into
the mines aud Joined the Wardnef
unian Ills description Of the
blowing up OF The Bunker Hiii ensi
Sullivan mill. In which two men
were Killed. was very precise. and
he frankly admitted that be set
fire 10 the fuse which ala the wOrk
From this. his first real act OF
violence. he went into the Colorado
troubles aud told Of his first meet
ing with Meyer, Haywood and
pcttibone.
Clarence Darrow has asserted
that the croaHexamination ~ Har
ry Orchard viii be- very brief com
pared with that ia the Haywood
trial barrow viii profit by the
failure Of n. +. Richardson 90
shake the testimony of the wit
neasca after weeks effort and
will conduct the crosseXamination
along entirely different lines. only
ondeayorlug TO picture Orchard De-.
fore the jury as an inhuman mon.
ster unworthy of belief
The direct examination will
probably be finished tomorrow. and
Il ia thought that not more than
two DAYS viii be used in the cross.
examination, thus disposing of Or
chard this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
WIFE MAKES CHARGES AGAINST WELL
KNOWN REAL ESTATE MAN

Fancy wine dinners. a woman
who remains unnamed and high.
links in a houseboat on Lake
Washington are the features OF an
answer and crOsscomplaint filed
yesterday hy Mabel Filter Terrell
10 the application % her husband.
Maverick Terrell. for divorce. The
complaint in the case has not yet
been filed Terrell with his two
brothers. compose "a prominent firm
OF local real estate dealers. and he
ia said 90 be wealthy
The wife rocitcs that they were
married az Indianapolis in 1895 and
that shortly afterward Terrell de.
serted her There are two chill
dron Mary aged &. and Ruth. aged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
Is FATALLY
INJURED

Bernard Kelly. steamboat fire.
man. was probably fatally injured
about I o'clock last night when
knocked off the tresuc at First av.
and Spokane hy an lntorurbah cleo
trio train He sustained a broken
arm. three ribs fractured and In.
ternal Injuries, the extent of which
have not yet been determined
The train was inbound and motor
man q l.. Buchanan did not notice
Kelly, who was walking along the
track, until too late 10 stop his car
Tho injured man was brought Ia
by the train crew 10 Occidental and
Yesler, and conveyed TO Providence
hospital Ia an ambulance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
IR0QU0IS
GETS Off

steamer lroquois. of the Inland
Navigation company, which ran
aground Ia Hates Passage near Rel.
bingham last night was noated this
morning and returned to Vancou.
vor . G.. and viii leave that port
ON schedule time tonight for Seat.
ne. The lroquois was In no way
damaged
The AIR, which had trouble by
striking "a reef in Suiner straits. of
the coast OF Vancouver island Sun
day arrived In port last night prac.
ucally unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11

T. She says that fear Of publicity
prevented her from starting a suit
for divorce, but now that her hus-
band has commenced the action she
wants the truth 10 be known.
Mrs Terrell alleges that her hus-
band has expensive tastes. and that
he has occupied bachelors quarters
ia the houschoat on the lake for
number OF years. where women
have been entertained az costly
spreads. and that Terrell has fire.
quemly posed as single man. She
saws he owns 100000 worth OF prop.
erty and has $4,000 I'm the bank.
Besides the custody OF the children.
she asks the court 20 award her
$4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
SMILE AND The WORLD SMILES WITH Your


ne Smile" button. official en-
en- q The Smile clubs. made It's
ait appearance On the streets Of
Nsllie yesterday.
iNaPlie The gloomy day. the
lt button left % trail Of mer.
Aaeni wherever b. went
y Iandy was the originator Of
~ hfst Seattle 3miio club. on the
a. uesesied by The Star. and
tas he who distributed tho but.
w, ~ which were printed lu The e8.
sseashmenL H. writes as fol-
Seattle. Dec 10
smile Editor Daily Starr
gsaf Sir - am the president
ne first Smile club in Seattle
~ - ! have elected myself as
~. and as there are over two
s ,eeh members in my club and
49, are l0lniug go FAST I cannot
e'lN their names. 7 guess ! am
president an right. an right I
~ sleeied you an honorary mem.
4 lnnnEh you can be- transferred
wv ~ active liat if you viii serve
80 '9d pay AZ q mark Of good
~ = enclose you q button Have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11

done thla ln the belief that even "a
wretched Newspaper man can be-
made to learn go smile.
Yours smillngly.
wv TANDY.
"sf Washington Sc
Miss Cori0ia Marsh lg nominated
By The Star ar the president of
The first Smile club ln Everett
Miss Marsh writes The Star that
she and several other Evorottiica
wish 90 iolug the Smile club. and
inquiries how 90 do n aud where
20 get buttons
The ability t0 smile ON any and
all occasions "a the only requisite
for membership As women have
the art Of smiling most fully de-.
velopcd. they make ideal club mem
beers Smile clubs are organized by
common consent Of 8milerg
The buttons will doubtless soon
be on sale By gtatlonerg 10 meet
the public demand 20 smile.
Bnll Bros. local printers. win
have a supply Of buttons ready for
Smile club members this afternoon
or tomorrow Tomorrow The Star
viii have some % give away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
CLUB PLANS TO
ENADE THE LAW
ATTACKED ny WILDCAT.

OHTiNG wash Dec ii.--Mar
Fery the 5yearoid daughter OF
Frank l.. Carpenter was terribly
scratched and htlcu by forocious
wildcat two nights Rgo
The anlmai had been chased from
~ den b. q huuter named Haws
sinH L rushed into the Carpenter
yard and there attacked the gifl
= D. Sat was killed by farm hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
Water Bond Case TO Again Be Brought Before Surpreme
COurt--MayOr Moore Believes Decision Unwarrant-
ed--Banks Are Undecided

the bonds. the investors would not
know when they would be retired.
The amount Of the Income might
vary widely and the investors
would not know when 10 plan on
relnyestlng their money TO con
atitute good investment. the
limit OF time IN which the bonds
shall be- paid must be designated
By designating that $4,000 per
annum be applied 10 payment Of
interest and principal. both the city
and The Investor were enabled 10
figure 90 a mathematical certain
~ Just when the bonds would be
paid
Has Faith In Bonds.
accordingly We can dispose os
the bonds under this ordinance az
the very best terms. n On rehear-
ing the supreme court uphoids the
city az ! believe II viii
Even the contractors on the
work are willing 10 take the bonds
az par IN payment OF their claims,
when the time Of their redemption
Do definitely fixed
Though was absent In the
hospital at Los Angeles when this
ordinance WAS passed and approx.
I'D. ] believe the ordinance la sound
and will be sustained IN the end"
Corporation Counsel Calhoun
said this afternoon that " there
~ a defect II IL iu the original
ordinance and that unless n rehesr.
ng is granted the city will be neces-
sary to go through the entire pro.
cedure again.
Bankers who had agreed 10 take
the water bonds had not made up
their minds this morning whether
they would accept them without
further test before the supreme
court. IN case an ordinance is pass
cd correcting the alleged errors
pointed out ia the decision.
The action Of the court IS apt
to delay for some months the work
OF extending the city water system
10 pay for which the bonds we're
10 De issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11

n tie University % Washington
sAoaid BE- offered 81 .0oo 0ea. or any
aeker sum. on cuuGltion that q
aAciish intercollegiate athletics, a
s0ald refuse TIE money swaFth.
nors college In Pennsy lvauia, was
fseently wliied 81 600 9oo hy an
sccsutrie Quakeless on this eondl.
apn and President swain of the
saassrn college asked the advice q
- presidents Of the leading col
sges n the couniry a. TO whether
SHaFthmore should accept the mil
ban and abolish athleiics. or refuse
~ gifi President Kane ,of Wash
1Sion replied that his advice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11

Application for a rehoarlng be-
fore the supreme court Of the case
brought to test the validity Of tho
s. SOC 900 water bond issue will be
made by the city Of Seattle through
Todd a Thorgrlmaon. the attorneys
who have handled the case FOR the
city.
Mayor Moore takes exception 10
the ruling Of the supreme court
which handed down q decision yes.
to-day 10 the effect that the bond
issue Is Illegal because the ord
nance authorizing the issue does
not provide that a fixed proper.
tlon. ~ the sense OF "a fixed per
ooniage, OF the income OF the water
system ho set aside 20 pay the
interest and principle Of the bonds
Mayor oisagrees.
The ordinance provides that
fiT5 600 ont of 70 per cent of the
gross receipts be set aside 10 meet
interest and principal
The supreme court shows % lack
OF knowledge ~ either law OF bust
ness IN ite direction and the reason
given" said Mayor Moore. this
morning The court has construed
fixed proportion 10 mean fixed per.
ccntage To proportion means TO
apportion or ali0t and the ordln.
ancc aliots $4,000 an the proper
ton ~ the income to be used IN
paying Interest and retiring the
bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
PRESIDENT SENDS FEDERAL
COMMISSION TO NEVADA

commissioner OF labor. They start.
ed az 3 o'clock this afternoon.
DENVER. Dec. l1.-Ofncial en-.
dorsemeni Of the miners strike ne
Goidhcld has been given by the
executive board OF the Western
Federation Of Miners The follow.
inE telegram has been sent to Chas.
H. Mackinnon, president of the
Goldiield Miners union;
The executive board recognizes
the justice of your position. WIN
render ali possible assistance"