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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

have stood by one another hunted.
but happy
Now The dream ~ love has end.
cd and Rev Jcre Knode Cooke ia
waiting for the warrant which shall
take him back 10 face a charge Of
abduction He wants nothing more
than work az his trade aud 70 go
home 10 the girl who tossed aside
a life OF ease to accompany the man
she loved
Dr. Cooke was located hY means
81 n photograph By . reporter. At
first he denied his identity and
said that his name was Bonsm.
when pressed. however he broke
down and confessed all Then be
cried out
Have mercy on me. Give me
three days 30 get away Other
wise J must go 90 spend my days
in sing Sing Do this for me. DO
10 for the girl and the little one"
and be pointed 10 the adjoining
room where the young heiress sat
grooming 10 the infant unconscious
of the fact that their secret had
been discovered
A quiet explanation 10 tho psktor
convinced him that bis only chance
lay in throwing himself upon the
mcFcies 81 the erstwhiie friends az
home. and finally he agreed that
this was tide best course 10 pursue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

Judgment by stipulation waa on.
tered against George Edward Adj
ans IN the United States district
court this morning In favor of the
United States government in the
sum of $40. s6434 and John a. Nc.
Graw named as trustee 10 take
charge Of al Of the property owned
by Adams pending the sale aud set.
tlement by judgment
Adams at McNeirs.
Adams rs now serving a term IN
the United States penitohuary at
McNeiIs island on conviction Of EN-.
bezzlinR gold dust from the local
United States assay office. where he
was employed as weighing clerk.
Adams and his wife consented TO
the judgment, on the condition that
Mrs Adams be allowed To tabs the
rents from the Seattle real estate
pending the sale OF the property.
and this provision was made part
OF the order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
Many Help to Replace Home for Waifs--Sle and III
Cash Already Contributed Send Your Check to the
POst-Inielligencer.

Funds for a new firoproof build
ing foF the Washington childrsns
hom. will be- one probable outcome
Of the fire which destroyed the
home AZ Mortimer Saturday morn
Ing
Immediate steps 90 aid the trus.
tees uf the society Ore the erection
OF such a building we're taken when
the people ~ Seattle realised that
the death 81 the two chiidfeu was
due to the fact that the society
had no safe home IN which 20 keep
them
James A Moore headed the
movement Saturday night wiih a
contribution % fipe other iudi
Yiduals asd the churches followed
and today the fund has gained con.
siderable Roadway Nearly every
minister IN Seattle made an appeal
frsm the pulpit yesterday and the
returns were immediate
Gives Society site.
NJ. y. Jones. ~ haveuua. has ~
fernd the society an acre or GROUND
threaq quarters 81 a mile from Kn
VIENNA. az a site for the home and
also offers 20 donate g 1000 for tho
building. la case the society raises
enough money 20 erect a building
costing 5000. Tho society has
already raised over $4,000 on the
naw building but the remainder
must be- raised By public aabscrip
ton Those wishing 20 contribute
should send checks 20 the Seattle
postlutelHEonCer
IN addition 90 money. much
clothing Is being contributed
through the various church orEani.
zatl0ns 10 ciothc the % children
who lost everything In che fire The
contributions were brought out In
response tn an appeal issued BY
the trustees ~ the society
Funeral services we're held over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

Ing. as he is. ia a position 70 com.
mand the support Of the old Hcpub.
lican machine. au organization
which u preparing 10 make a Wig.
orOuH effort to cheat the electors Of
the party OF the fruits Of the new
primary law. he has felt little doubt
OF his ability to secure the nomina.
tOu II was the question IN hia
mind Of the ability OF any machine
Republican candidate winning the
election over Mayor Moore that
caused him 10 hesitate about max.
Ing the race.
Before making up his mind final.
~ 10 enter the race, Mr. Russell
placed the matter before Jacob
Furth. president Of the Seattle Flee
trio company and dominating per
sonality OF the Republican machine.
and while Mr. Furth az first Of
fered the objection that Mr. Rus
sell was too young for the office 10
which he asIared. this objection was
overcome and the support Of Mr..
Furth for the nomination Oh Mr..
Russell secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
WOMAN SUPPLIES link I'M
CHAIN AGAINST BAILEY

After accompanying the fugitive
to Portland. a white woman gave
Information 20 the Portland police
that resulted Ia important evidence
against Horace Bailey. the alleged
murderer Of Marshall Combs, the
colood porter who was beaten ia
death with peavey and robbed IA
an observation ear In the n. +.
yards ON Dee lG Through an
anonymous letter sorawled with
pencil ON cheap stationery. the
Portland officers secured IN a room.
ing house az seventh and Crouch
sits an oyorenat. plated gold.
handled umbrella. two suits Of un.
derwcar and the missing half Of
Combs watch chain. which bad
been torn from the Victims vest
after the murder This, u IS be-.
ileycd by the police. completes an
important link In tho evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
City Treasurer Announces That He VIII Try for the
Nomination for Mayor on Republican TiCket---Se-
cures Consent Of Futh.

Waiting only for the other pos
slble and prospective candidates 20
file their declarations 10 AZ to leave
him the last place on the official
primary ballot. City Treasurer
George Russell has finally deter.
mined to enter the scramble for the
Republican nomination for mayor
This fact was announced b. Mr..
Russell Tits morning His declare
ton 81 candidacy will probably be
lled on the last day On which II
ear be filed under the laH-that is,
On Saturday OF this week
Mf Russell this morning said
Yes, I have made up my mind
and win make the race. have
eanyaased the situation thoroughly
and am convinced that # I run J
can get the nomination on the Re
publican ticket and ! believe I can
D. elected II ! am nominated"
Il was the prospect Of getting
elected rather than the prospect Of
winning the nOminattn which
caused Mr.. Russell the most hest.
fancy about entering the race Be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
Pc: A CT:
tBy Unilsa prsss. }

WARRINGTON. u. c Dec. So
we want peaoo with che United
States. and nothing bat peace. now
and always" TIE mlkado ~ Japan
to President Roosevelt
This IL the meaanp-a brought from
the Orient by Secretary % War
Taft Nothing more cheering 81 re-.
gard O. the forUlgn relations has
been received by tho government
in = long time ~ relieves what
anxiety there might have been.
What the mikado said 10 Secretary
TAFT was echoed hy an the impur
iant members ~ the government
AZ the Japanese capital thef 40 not
believe there viii be war between
ths two countries within this zen.
Grafton. II ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

printed under the name ~ that par
~ A. the party has changed ifa
name 40 che Seattle city Party the
city. comptroller conid not rueog
nize parties bearing both names
and " Mr DouOhue and bis back.
ers can compel the issuance OF a
municipal ownership party primary
ballot % wii preclude the Issuance
~ a Seattle CITY Party ballot
On Is face it 81 apparent that
this Is not a sincere effort 10 Dc.
feat Mayor Moore for the nomiua
tion On his oWn party tickct but
merely a trick 20 job him out ~
ihe privilege 81 being nominated
under the provisions II The primary
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
CHICAGO ROUNDS
UP CRIMINALS

CHICAGO. Dee s0-In a general
roundup Of leo desperate charac.
tcrs ia Chicago. the police within
the last "a hours have secured %
known blowers. burglars and
other feloue over half nf this mum.
bcr have been identified The 10.
cent minRiing ~ the unemployed
with the criminal classes caused a
general cleanup order TO 20 into
effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

-Four Of the announced candi-
daiea Tor mayOraity nominations
aud Is Of the republican candidates
for oounciimauio nominations have
disqualified themselves for the Of
fieea 20 which they aspire by pas.
Ing Or agreeing 20 pay 10 have ad.
xefflaemenR 81 their candidacy
published "a The Seattle Repub
hsan. a local political weekly pub
location
Several other candidates have
been approached by che manager Of
the publication 10 question aud hy
solicitors asking that they also
oome through with similar ad
ysFtising contracts. bat have do
eiined 10 do 10 Among those wgo
hase thus declined are Corporation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

aEalnet Bailey. should he change his
mind and enter a plea OF not guilty,
The articles, securely packed,
reached police headquarters this
morning The negro told me these
things belonged 10 the colored man
he killed" said tho writer. but /
am white woman aud don't want
% get mixed up IA the trouble
She said she would leave At once
fer Seattle. and the police. believing
she Will be an important Witness
fer the state, are keeping lookout
f0F her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
TRYING TO TRICK MOORE
OUT OF NOMINATION

P. J. noaohge. an active member
Of the klng Coputy ncmoerauc
elab and tbs man selected h pre-
side 81 a smoker soon to D. TEN
eered she members az THAR club
ri the Eixhth Ward Democratic
flub has been decided upon b. the
Anti Moore desnociata to make the
light 10 prevent Mayor Moore from
being . candidate in the approach.
lax primary election
Tie plan Of this movement Is 20
have Mr. Don0hue file his tseelafa.
hoa Of candidacy for the uffiee u
Eayor claiming 20 BE- 8 member ~
ne municipal ownership PARTY and
Demanding thar the primary ballot
lf the non-partisan movement BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
RUST DENIES
RUMOR

AN this newspaper talk about
me having abandoned the Seattle
city party o. a simple falsehood OF
the pnrcst fabrication. said Frank
Rust this morning. The only pos,
sible foundation Il could have had
la In the fact that a newspaper re
porter called me M the other night
and asked me what the City Rarty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
SHOE sroRe RoBsEp.

burglars threw 4 brick through
a heavy wire screen IN a rear win.
dow ~ the Phillips ahoe store. Sec.
ond av aad Pike 81. last night
three times before q hole large
enough 90 admit q body could ~
made Then the burglars entered
and took g. IN cash and two pairs
of shoes. according 20 a report 10
the police today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
PETTlB0NE is VERY ILL
TRIAL POSTPONED

BOISE. Ida. Dec 40 should
George A. Pctubone be convicted
Of the murder Of Ex-Governor
steuncnbcrF. fog which he IS now
on trial. he would cheat the gal.
lows II was learned today that
his physicians hold ont no hope Tor
his recovery from the disease from
which he has been suffering for
the past six months. and that az the
best be has but a few months 20
live reiuhonc was taken "a the
hospital last night IN a critical con.
dltion, but today De- somewhat I'm
proved He was unable Ca appear
in court today and an adjournment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
BANK cLEARlNos.
JOHN L. WILSON IN
HOSPITAL

kx.unlted States Senator John I q.
Wilson. publisher of the Post Ia.
telilgcneer. has been ili for several
DAYS with stomach trouble. and has
been taken 90 the Seattle General
hospital where u may b. found
necessary 20 perform an operation
for his relief
The tllnoss OF Mt Wilson has Ia.
toFfered with. though may not pre-.
vent. movement proposed By him
several days ago which eontemplat
ed calllng a meeting OF &c fepresen.
tatiNe business men TO discuss Re
publican mayuralty possibilities ia
aa effort 20 agree upon some one
candidate 20 whom they might
pledge their united support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
CUTTING orr BUILDINGS.

Work began this morning In the
cutting off Of nine fect OF tho store
fronts from 1915 10 if2s Third av..
inclusive. aud also on The brick
store fronts ia the VI. ~ Murray
building at the southwest corner Of
Third and Union 30 make them
comply with the new street width
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

was taken until tomorrow. when
IL Is possible he viii be In condi-
ton 20 return TO jail The delay
may BE- indefinite. however and IL
Is very generally predicted that
the trial viii never be finished.
Judge O y Hilton. 81 Denver. who
has figured conspicuously IN the
Goldncid troubles recently. as an
attorney for the Western FEEDER.
alton Of Miners was entered as an
attorney for the defense today. In
case the trial reaches the summing
up stage Hilton and Nneent win
make the closing arguments "a the
jury In behalf Of the defendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

committee was doing IN the cam
paign. replied that did not
know that Il was doing anything
as there had not been a meeting Of
the committee FOR several weeks
am just as enthusiastic for the sue
cess Of the nou-partisau movement
as I have ever been"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

The Standard on company had a
poor excuse for rebating and the
action was premediiated and de-
liberate. according 20 report
made by Herbert Knox Smith. COM
missioner of the bureau OF incor.
porauons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

MADISON. Wis, Dec. 30-Chief
Justice Cassidy OF the Wisconsin
supreme court, died this morning
nj his home. lie underwent an
operation three weeks ago and sui.
fered a relapse today. lie was the
author Of several legal books Of
note
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

legged that their assessment was
fixed BY the commissioner on The
basis OF total mileage covered by
an the corp0rati0n's franchises. and
that Ia truth the Jackson nt fran
chlse was 81 less value than the
others for the reason that it ex-
pired ~ years earlier than any Of
fhr others Mr. Howe represented
that the total cost 81 rcarranRlng
thc Jackson g. tracks 10 conform
with the new grades. exclusive Of
paving. would aggregate $50 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
AGED WOMAN DIES.

Mrs Caroline y. Anderson. wife
% A. " Anderson Of EAGLE liar.
Dor died Saturday night after a
brief Illness AGED rs years Mr.
Anderson iH "a prominent member
II the q A. X and SIS well known
IN this city Three children sur.
viyo her The funeral will be- held
al the family residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
5. z. COMPANY FIGHTING
REGRADE ASSESSMENT

On fhe alleged ground that they
Hsre assessed on a franchise value
Hhieh IS largely fictitious and OK.
fessiFe. the Seattle Electric com.
pany today entered lts protest
sFainst the Jackson at. reErade as
seasment before Judge Gillian Ia
he superior court. Attorney J 49,
Hove represented the corporation
The J ~ Colman company also
protested against their assessment
A. Incapable and excessive.
The Seattle Electric company a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
BROWN IN JAIL

Clifton q Brown. formerly en-.
pioyed by the Garyey buchanan
company as collector. WAS brought
here yesterday from Mt Vernon.
where he was arrested on a war
rant charging cmhezElemont and
lodged IN the county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
STROUD MAY RECOVER.

The condition 81 William Stroud
the motormAn who was seriously
injured 81 Fremont Saturday morn.
lng. when his car left the track.
was reported a. Frratly improved
lodaf and "a ~ now believed that
be has chances for recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

the remains q Hazel Lee 3 Years
Old. and Iris cfahfree. usonfhs
old. yesterday afternoon IN the
chapel ~ Huftefaoffh a Sons
undertaking establishment Rev r.
p Eiiiott, ~ the Quaen Anne ~ T.
church. offielagea. and a choir a..
rrcted hy Fresiefis kinE furnished
music A few sympathetic people
attended the services In lieu 81
relatives ~ ghe dead children
i'uiterwuFth 4 Sons donated the
baskets aud their services and in.
ierfed the remains today tn NJ
Pleasant cemetery
Mrs.. Myers Improving.
The condition 81 Mfa Mlunie
Myers. the matron. Who was burn
81 while reecninE the children. -
reported az improved today She
ia "a the Seattle General hospital
Fuil0sing sru iha donations 10
Far FuHnrtnHF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
ELOPHNG MINISTER 10
CAUGHT nv FRISCO
SPOKANE sALooNMEN
TO CROWD JAIL.


10y DWTFEU FTNHHfT
A SPOKANE, Dec. 30 Two 4
4 hundred saloon keepers ar. 4
= rested for Sunday law viola Z
q ton, appeared IN court this 4
4 morning 10 be surrendered by 4
n their bondsmou Their ap.
4 pcais aud writH Of haboaH cor 4
Il puH we're dismissed by the I
superior court The saloon I
4 men are ready % go 20 jail. 4
4 expecting to ovcrcrowd the I
n city accommodations The I
\ court postponed action until !
a Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

WASHINGTON. npc. so The
Viseauat Aoki the Japanese am
hasaador who was recently recalled
By hts home government. bade farr-
veil 20 Washington today lie viii
sat- from San Francisco on 1anu.
afy r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
MANY olpHrHERlA CASES.

Up % this morning there had
been reported TO the board Of health
and qnarantinod by Quarantine In.
apeetor McGoe ii0 eases OF diph.
iberia this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
Inmble, HUMPHREYS, Burnett, Meicalfe and Fifteen
Candidates for Councilman Have Paid for Advers-
ing in The Seattle Republican"

Counsel Scott Calhoun and City
Treasurer George Russell
Calhoun Approached.
When ! was asked TO advertise
my candidacy replied that ac-
cording 10 nay Interpretation Of the
law the expenditure by a candidate
Of money for that purpose would
diAuuallfy him for the office. said
Corporation Counsel Scott Calhoun
II u iH not such disqualification
n A. No close 20 the line 81 con.
duct prohibited b. the Law that 10
advertise would be an Onenae
against the public sentiment which
"a enacted Ia the Lava
4 simply turned him down.
said George Russell AS ] read
the Law the payment Of money py
a candidate Ia q newspaper FOR al
vcrtialug bis candidacy 81 positive.
~ prohibited aud do not propose
% commit any aei prohibited by
Law and which would dlsuuallfy ms
for the office 10 which expect to
Dee elected
The primary law g. very plain
and positive Ia iis terms dinquall.
fying candidates who pay out
money for advertising in newspn.
pefH One section 90 the law pro
Fidea that candidates shall cxpand
no money for any purposes what.
sopvcr except for personal az
rcnRea. which personal expenses
aru enumerated ln detail Another
section ~ the law provides "a
peclaliy against the expenditure %
money Tor advertising and declares
that such expenditure of any sum
81 money shall dlsqualify the can.
d{dafr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

Captain Nikkelsen started on his
TRIP 70 discover land az the North
pule on Mas e. 1895. on tae scho0u.
o. Duchess % Bedford
Last February the vessel was
taught IN the ice near Herschel
island and could ger 40 farther.
men Capt. Mikkcisen determined 20
rarsue bis quest over See
Accompanied ~ Ernest Letting
peii and Mate Stokerseu Of the
vessel and pulling a sled with 50
eays provisions on Il. be started
north
Two days after the party left. the
Ah00ner sank. but not before che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

Lord Cursen has announced his
rs n representative Of the
peers of Ireland succeeding Lord
l.llmAlno. hncnnMnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
CONTRIBUTE FUNDS FOR
NEW CHELDRENS HOME


WASHINGTON. nse. 80 A
? distant earthquake 81 great in
: ienAitY wAa recorded On 'hc
= HesamaErArh today AZ the
. weather hufcAn offices. The
: fret trsmor lasted fof four I
= minutes and fifiy seconds The
: strongest motion was record
= 81 81 i2 IS. when the actual (
. movement ~ the ground a I
= Washington was about five (
. milllmeiers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
RUSSELL DECIDES
TO ENTER RACE
.4tt+t+tt+tttt*-
ADMITS BATTLEsHiPs'
FAULTY CONSTRUCTION.


W WT'''-W WI
= CHICAGO. Dec 50.-Charg !
= 80 that glarlng weaknesses OK. I
= list ia the construction of the I
\ vessels Of the United States
4 navy made In a current mum
4 Der of a popular monthly I
= magazine we're admitted TO
= day by Rear Admiral G. +. !
4 Goodrich. commander ~ the
= New York navy yard who Is
= considered one OF the brain. I
4 lest men I'm the navy. lie de. I
4 clared that many officials Of !
= the navy including himself had I
= notified the department OF !
4 these faults. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

NONE. Alaska. Dec. so.-captain
skkslscn. Arctic explorer. has ar
,sssa At Candle Greek. on kotxetHe,
snort distance from Nome and
xln reach here sometime within the
sssk. Ne made the trip trom Her
xhel Island, where his beat was
sseeke1. alone. Confident that ne
wllI Find lard a. the North Pole.
carsaln Mikkeisen has announced
rs lntsntion Of reflstins and re
sarnins next season. 1e will leave
tsr sesstle BY the way Ct Fairbanks
sac valdez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
BY
ADVERTISEMENTS
FLEET SAILS
10y United prsssl

PORT or SPAIN. Doc 80. /
} Yesterday afternoon az 4
! o'clock the Pacific battleahip !
! fleet weighed anchor and
! steamed for Rio 3aneiro on ~
! journey TO the Pacific ocean.
$3.50 AaukAt 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
These plsquallned.

The candidates Who have thus
disqualified themselves are W. r.
Trmhlc. Charles ~ burnett and
John y Humphriea. candidates for
The republican nomination for may.
or y - Meicaifo. candidate for
TIE democratic nomination for
mayor. and the following rcpub-
lican councilmanic candidates r.
N Jeffrey. " II Murphy Abra.
ham kisiier. " u Vincent Fred
crick Sawyer. J y Crlchtou. u. r.
Reynolds. Z . RawHon. - " Mar
ray Louis Gilbert. Chris X Frasch.
Hunry u Jackson. r. y Fay, George
n bancroft and Arnold Ibindcn.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-30

The S. S. C. had delightful meet
ing Tuesday night. Miss Flora Ise-
minger had the menu in charge and
served most excellent supper. while
Miss Willetta Strain had charge Of
the program which was Halfowe' en-
Que.
The Denison Chapter of the d. A.
R. will hold its regular meeting on
Monday. Nov. 4th at 7:3O o. m. at
the Carnegie Club rooms. Hon. j.
P. Conner will at this time give an
address on Daniel Webster" before
the Chapter and its guests. Mrs. C.
F. Cassaday, Cor. Sec'y.
Red Flash. the famous Indian
runner. who carried Custer's last
message. is one Of the most interest,"
ing of group of famous Red Men.
who formed the attacking party on
the fort. in the Flaming Arrow. :"
the romantic drama by Lincoln J..
Carter which opens at the Opera house
Saturday. Nov. 9.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-30
THE PANAMA CONDITIONS.
The Review This Week Shows Much
Light on the Great Canal and its
Surroundings.

Of course no reader will miss that
wonderful letter in the paper this
week from the pen of Edgar Garri-
son. 1t is the richest thing on
Panama ever written. and given in q
breezy entertaining style. Edgar
dishes up descriptions of some racy
scenes. and you will miss much by not
seeing what he has to say. With
such talent for writing he ought tc
send series of articles home. BY q
happy accident writer for our maya.
zine supplement has an illustrated
article Tor this week on the Panama
Canal and the two write-ups will
supplement each other. We have ar
idea that the group Of hospital build.
ings pictured on psge seven may be tn,
ones near which Mr.. Garrison lives,
At any rate do not miss reading both
articles.