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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-25
AUTO ROAD

WONDER, New, Jan. 23.-An auto
road is now being built between this
camp and Tonopah and it is thought
that there will be an automobile line
started between the two camps within
the next three weeks. Tonopah mining
men have become heavily interested
in Wonder properties and the au,o
road is being built to make travel fas
ter and more comfortable between the
two districts.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-25

and early to rise, makes one healthy,
happy and wise-especially il you
take Herbine before retiring. A posi-
tive cure for constipation, dyspepsia
and all liver complaint. Mrs. S., Co
lumbia, Tenn, writes: 81 have always
kept a supply ri your Herbine on
hand. Am so pleased with the re-
lief it gives in constipation and all
liver complaints, that words can't ex-
press my appreciation" Sold by Ea-
gle Drug and Jewelr; Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-25
CHILD POISONED

RENO, New, ia n.23.-As a result
Of eating canned deviled ham, little
Zoe Coll, the ~14-year-old daughter Of
died within a few hours in terrible
agony Of ptomaine poisoning. Within
a few hours after the child ate the
soned meat she became i'll and doc
were summoned, but their attend
~'as Of no avail, as her system
~~~a'le to stand the ravages Of the
rible poison.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-25
whats

worth doing 10 worth doing we'll e
you wish to be cured Of yheumatisa,
use BallarAfs Snow Linimsnt I'D
you will bs "well cured" A pol
tive cure for sprains, neuralgia,
bruises, contracted muscles and a
the ills that fssA Is heir to. A. g. II
Williams, Esvasota, Texas, writes: ~
have used SAsN ktAimsnt for sprainea
ankle and il esve mo the best Of satis-
faction. I1I1aEys keep it in the
house,"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-25
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS

Statement of the business of the
Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany, in the state of Nevada, during
the year ending, December 81, 1906:
Total receipts .$36,112.0S
Total disbursements ........ 30,704.S5
(SeaD F. w. EATON,
Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
N|LROAD MEN
N SESSION

1sflmza rsen are hossiinF a cun.
91fsra II Exzn's hall this after.
rj1 i; xkieh the Fraud chisfs q
= xz.l-cea nFufA4Fhncis are IN AZ,
41iz1es Mayer Mooge viii make
u o5ealnx address. followed ~
~ 4 T. Neat and members q
- legislature.
~ n4is aaessioa 10 - discuss
n VII u tbs passage hY tks state
<lstzrs e = lau rexuiatlnx TIE
tzzs q railway empiuy#a. the rail-
- ms1 eonientlng that BALI q
~ xfs<ks are dae @ oseFwofx.
|4f1mea being IN many Instances
<Et<sss t. aeTS . to8Ta uIthoat
eak Amoax those In attendance
E<rrss : stona. II Cleveland.
- xFsnf maslef q TIE Brother.
~ = ioeonettFe Enxfasera.
k1a i Hanrahnn. II peosla. III.
U2I nastcr q ne Brotherhood
Z AcspaSlFe Fgremens A. - Gar,
xs<es. = Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
r'zat <aisf feadaeter of The Order
y A1<'a&y ExHduffors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
nv VICTOR ~. suoHEs.

PANAMA. Dec. IS When Uncle
sam took over . tomiie strip ~
land from the rupabise Of Panama
fag \ canal noas. he cane Within
one mile Of xctflnx also the aan
Fgtss Inaiaaa. probably the only
ansnt dund tribe 81 ahoflEines on
the western hemisphere.
A hafnhoa hut 10 i've n. plural
wives. many children. the right 70
snare the tortoise. 70 gather the co.
coannt and 10 w0Fehip unmoleaied
In hts own waY=that Is the san
BIAS idea - civilization. AID Niih
bon and arrow. boia and machcte
he il always ready 20 fight for H.
From time % time the missionary
has souEtt out the Fan Blaa The
mlIa 81 the village. through his In.
tnrpreter. has heard him calmly and
respectfully through and thcn has
told the missionary Of his own 70
llnton which he held afforded no
room for improvement and has IN.
claentaiiv mentioned an ancient
custom Of bis people 20 permit no
stranger able TO walk 20 remain
within the village over night
And no stranger ever does stay
over night
The san Bias Indian is a true
product ~ Central American soil.
Ne was here before the spaniard.
Long and bloody were the wars OF
the two people. But be never was
conquered. A century aE0 he made
final ana successful stand at
Portoiseio. and thon AZ his leisure
retrsntad so miles 1ungicvnrd 70
where the chagrea cuts the Andes
range IN twasn. There he built bis
ten villages and there 10 this day
ne has lived In peace.
The San Bias Indians worship the
Mighty Spirit. which they bciiev-
give them life and takes them w
death Each village has It's priest
or mila, who "a also tho chief coun-
cilor. There are an aroguete and
a tulefe. teacher and physician. He
acts aa Interpreter 10 the milh on
the occasion Of visits from people
not OF their race The cacique Of
aasardi rules over all. The San
Bias has no relief in the pcarly
gates Of Christianity'a hereafter,
bat he does believe that n he shall
DO well his part here below. eternal
rest shall be his reward hereafter.
and that he shall be damned In
proportion ae he shall have sinned.
The black sins are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
The Northwestern

The annual report Of the North
western Mutual Fire Association, Of
Seattle. IL just published. and
shows a large growth Tor 1905. Tbs
company now has over tis,o00.e0o
OF Insurance outstanding. an in
crease Of about four and a hair mil
lions during tho year. The hold
ars Of policies for this vast amount
are saving from 80 10 40 per cent
Of the cost Of their Insurance. the
percentage Of swing depending on
the kind Of risk insured.
II you have a first class risk
place II with tho Northwestern. n
your risk r. hazardous. don't offrl
a. for 81 will be refused. The N4F*.&
western can only effect 10 lanz<
saving by carefully selecting
risks. Write or phone Tor a 20
western inspector Main 1858, z31
sat. f2s. IAitnber Exchange bu7'F'
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
NEW soAD siLL Is PREPARED

TIE nsw road bin feeenfiy PRE-
pared BY Judge G 70 lIanford. mod
eied after fhs New York law. and
Ihifh will DO away with inr0na
pstent road improvements wiil be
presented 70 the present legislature
On a fsw days.
The bin - drafted ~ Judge Hau.
ford has for is main object tbs
controlling of the main highways
Of the state. which Nii Be accom-
pitahed through a state highway
board and highway commissioner
The cost y road improvements II %
be divided between the state. coun-
y ard special Improvement dis
trsrsa The new act also intends %
DO away with al practices Of
working oct" road taxes. aff as
aesarneut being made IN cash.
The bin WA fndoraed by these
cent convention ~ the Good Roads
association AZ North Yakima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

I--Marriage with one not Of hls
own race.
a-Rofuaal to give bis life for bis
religion. home OF tribe.
a-Fallurc TO KIN wife OF daush'
tor before allowing them 20 be taxi
en- captive.
t~~Ensanity
b-Deaecraiion OF the dead's
rastsng place
In eonsoquence OF the first sin.
gular belief the san Bias blood Il
absolutely unmixed. for death and
eternal damnatiou are the portion
OF him who marfioa another than
San Bias. Every man IA a war.
rlor, trained In the uae Of the prim.
Tive weapons OF the Jungle.
The youth. upon receiving his
first bow and arrows. must take
an oath that should he be called "a
battle In which the loss OF bis
lie Is certain. he must before set
ting forth first kin his wife. daush
tors and infant sons
insanity g. construed 90 be In
controveftible evidence that the
life Of the victim has been sinful
and that he has sold his soul 10
the evil spirits
Each family has It's own GENE.
terry. The dead are placed In ham.
mocks of bark. and hung within q
palm inclosure. This place n "a.
cred beyond al else, and must be
guarded as Jealousy Ra the family.
Each man. upon taking his first
wife. must renter 70 bis wife'a
father the products OF his labor I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
SOCCER GAME
ON TOMORROW

A fast game of soccer football
will be played at Woodland park To-
morrow, when the soldiers viii re-
turn their engagement with the
Wanderers under league auspices.
A. the commencement OF the
present SEASON the Wanderers tray.
eied Ga Fort tAwton. whore they de.
feated thc soldier boys le the tune
Ut goals to 4. and the boys from
the fort are still amaftlnF under
the defeat and vow vengeance.
Tho boys from the fort are a hie
sturdy bunch aud carry a lot OF
weight With them on tho field
They make tho Wanderers look like
piImica beaide them. but what the
latter lose In height aud weight
they make up Tor Ia agility,
w Clark will officlaie AZ referee
aud timekeeper. and will line up the
conteFling teama sharply at 80 In
the following mAnncft
Wanderers Rose. goal; "a Reeka
or Thompson aud Caldwell. backs.
ID Metealf. Wilson OF wylie aud
fealon. nalfbaeka. swsetland. t.
Reeks, A. ReekA. n. Melcaif and
Trent, forwards.
Fort Lawton Keys. goal. Coffey
aud nakor. backs. Walden, Spcrry
aud Mepheetera. haifhacks. whytie.
Davis, Keys. pYnes and forman.
forwards.
Al the present time. Doug Met.
calf. secretary OF the Wanderers. Ia
In negotiation with Frank augden.
the secretary treasurer Of the Van.
couver shamrocka. aud will be ia
a position shortly 20 advertise an
international match between the
two clubs To take place IN Seattle
AZ an early date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
OLD SOCETYLS
REORGANIZED

T. Nhirh the attention n the &C.
tsxs members u the society waa
tarued and IN thia nnnnuer the In
tsfeaf gradually aesfeanea ard ihe
organization ceased 70 hold meetings
anail last nsontA when notices were
Aest out to th4 members Tor
rufrose e fepfnauising.
u WHs decided 10 close the charter
aaeu.bsfatip February Is. 1897. No
aur all be accepted who does nAt
eause sbiFhiY recommended b. some
fetahie firm - an accountant ar
hsnskssrsf After February = each
- isxHnt wiil - required 20 PASS =
thorough examination Oh the yart-
qua tablseats o. accounting AID
bosNsxgiuk
Ths& nexf meeting viii be held Al
tss4sss New York block. February
!. 1safs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
Congregational.


Plymouth Third AZ. aud univer-
ulty st. Rev Francis ). Van Horn.
y. D.. pastor. II a. m. Elijah on
Noun, Carmel Z 20 y. IA. Look
ing Back ~ Forty"
Pilgrim broadway and Republic
an -. Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith.
q D.. pastor: Rev. sydney strong.
u. H.. acting pastor. II q. m, The
Souls MaYe" 7is0 .. IA. Marks
81 the Savage"
University Brooklyn az. North.
hev III q, Mason, pastor ~ a. m,
Man. Tao y m. -feif-Control"
Iaeewater- hiiman av.. near
kiib0urne 81. Rev, william 9.
kantusr. pastor n a. m. The
iiiesninK far the Mefeifel.. Tao =.
m. WHAT ia Mann
Deacon Hill Near beacon Iiiil
school. Rev. william Worthinston.
pastor. n a m. -rke Missionary
Message Of Ionah" 8. m, "con.
fessi0n and Forgiveness.
proapect--coHusf East Prosp<et
81 and TNenileth az North. 7;se
D M. BY Rev. G, r. Gale on Johns
nsnnitlan 81 God
West Ksattis Grand av. ana Ce-
Oar a.. ~ = ~ ana 7 80 y. m
REV. = 81 Frseiand breaches morn
Ina and evening
Youngstown D. m. Sunday
school Ta0 praise service. with
SERMON by Rev. :. q. HuesE Of Wis.
cansin
aoufh Aiki Services IN sehosi
house tnsft a. Eu, Sunday eehaytt
II is. Worship. with sermon b. isr
e. n Gale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

A number % accountants and
bopkksepers % this city met last
sveesns and completely organised
the washiugtsn Foslssy q Account
ants Ard naokkeepers and elected
til~ following otfie<rs for the psea-
ent term
Isreviaenf e. M Williams vire-
president r 81 Gamble. recording
and fiaauflat secretary Alfred =.
ftaNinnt. treasurer nsninmln &
trFay saa aafitsf g. f1aheFtY
This society ves fret ofsantzea
81 fsoi IN fsaa ne first legislative
.rommlttee Mas annuintvf n draft
the Certified Pebble Acconntauey
uEi. Nhgab passed the state leKissa-
iufe in laet eIHes the passing -
this aiii the Washington soeietY 81
f.ublsc Accountants vas organised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
SUNDAY LECTURES

Bes'nztns tnmorsuw night. Rev.
2 ssmandz viii give a series q
z'ta7 sseninx lectures under the
- y Tie twentieth cenlury
e7''ls ~ The Righga Of Man.T ~
= tzsFeh. H. Bsyisson Avenue
ssl'1fsza. cuFnaf Buyiat0a az. and
Rsss { TIE lectures are free and
= 1'''srsnt themem and dates are
e E'hsz: Jan -. ~Hnrolc He.
zaH Civilization the Worlds
z1tlrx Miracle Jan AZ. Wen.
- PHILIPS an1 John Brighf-Cit.
- q he Twentieth Century. :
The CHILD and the Grim.
a-.ks Weakest and the Worst
- Werthy a Justice" Feb. II.
-. Women and a Low Wage
s-shs Nation in Every COM.
z gss.ls n he Cottage" Feb II,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
rLo1Tes usiDsnrlFiro.

The body % an unidentified man,
which save evidence ~ having been
In the water two weeks. was found
late yesterday afternoon IN the bay
near the ste,son- Peat mill A
heomtenaer Of the mill company
found the body and notified the cof-
onsr. Il vas removed 10 the under
taking pariofs u butterWofth a
Fsans There were no marks ~
Identification on the body. and to-,
DAY the body Htlil remains un-
hnoun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

"a. ..noart the democratic
taaS unicss We TO worse
f'ss' : dla AZ st Louis IN 1900.
~ , - JsnRinra ngyan al
80. - :. 81 las, niget ..,..
more Interested Ia Eetttns
nd strongest man 70 f'iu
~ = rastiaS the nomination
~ pssfer ~ be IA a position
s IA a. what think ! pre-
s,,rs for the party aud q %
~ ~ ltsht l. The thlokes'.
sa..s e .,s.Idsat Saws No viii have
- .'r.s ownership and opera
s.l'soaas IL reasonable ava
~ "a regulation l. not adopted
~ = ss'essss are not treated fair
~ : s.,.s.lls and The railroada do
Z, ~ u politics
ksssse The sort II should %
s, 49, sssss ago ! VAS termed an
-. Tha operation OF The
sra'ssss''.s, ,rssis to the democratic
e.. = ,sss yes based more on
80 .s.sss II The platform than
- a issor q silver. That
ssr,is pFetense.
ssek II favor ef an income
- antitrust plank, and these
,,rs the aauFpatious % the
'ssss Interests ef the eountty.
80 a. most feared Time has
- ~ treth Of every plank
80 PLATFORM. and the wisdom
~ snn<rs Ca the money Gucs'
- - pl2sform Vas based on the
.'.s.ilse theory q money Ihis
9. ~ h<sn proven true
mrs. suaas~a enshusiastic irme.
~ = - banquet tables. and ~
80 ~. now a. could crowd tnto the
- ssss Il EgAn's ball IN The
80 suli1ins last night to hear
~ 60 NsbFAskan expoand hia
-, q TIE problems nov con
k'.s,sx az ceantry Il was almost
Z. rs1slxts boar whea Judge Hat
= - ,ssssmastsr q the svenins,
- a. audience to order and In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
MINERS
ARE KILLED

VANCOUVER. 81 G.. Jan. ia
special 70 tha World from Attn this
faernifsx atses advises q the 1snkh
u I've usiaefs. Nat MeEweu ans
Daniel Burnyeat. nn SpFues efesk
"a The Atila District. ~ saVa-ln.
The men Nere engaged Ia drifting
when the sides % the ditch aaveH
II ard sna men were covered wita
tsnf - earth. Roth uefa uniiyea
II EnKlant and had been IN fAs At
TN aiasrict about tive ysars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
GOVERNMENT SHOULD
OWN THE RAILROADS
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
o,moc,atlc Leader Sounds the Slogan Of What VIII
Probably be the Issue of his Party in the Next
residential Campaign.

tfoduecd tho guest Of tho evening.
pFophestins his election IA preal.
dent ef the united States In 1905.
Bryan HAS Ausd.
Tho reception % nryan BY the
crowd. though not an enthusiastic
and effaslvc "a those with which
be Was Efeeted during the cam.
paikns of 1896 and 1900. was a
warm one. The democratic leader
has changed considerably since his
last Walt 20 Seattle Ia 1900. lie
looks moro aged aud has grown
atouter. The charm Of the voice.
which aroused such enthusiasm
throughout the whole land during
both 81 his presidential campaigns.
i stlil there,
The gist of the speech Il siscn
at the beginning OF the article. Mr..
hFysn dweit principally on the fact
that hia theories u 1859 and 1909
have heen proven correct BY the
development OF recent events. and
the endorsement OF most of them
BY President Roosevelt In HE pub.
lie speeches and hia messages to
congress he claimed. however.
that the president did not 50 Ear
enough. and that the only way TO
regulate the railroads MAS 10 have
the government own the trunk
lines aud the states the lines entire
~ within the boundaries of the
ataies
This however. said Mr.. bryan.
ia a question which the demo
cratic party Ia convention assem-.
hled viii have "a determine. ms
eplnieas are simply those % an
individual.
4 agree with ell that the presi
dent says about the aggresaions and
usnrpattoas OF the LARGE trusts and
eorpoeatiens. bat | differ with aim
as TO the remedy lie does not
reach the root OF the evil
II Vas after ! O'clock this nora
ing when the nicuging closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
HANFORD ANGERED DY
DILATORY TACTICS

denied. and when Col T. n. Ne.
Sntcheon for the plaintiff started
70 outline bis case Ia tho Jury By
readieK from tho prepared CON.
plaint he vas ordered b. the JUDGE
10 state the case IN bis own words
AID not waste time Al stlIi an.
other time in the afserunen she At.
fornsfs were called TO tasa shea
ea4mtainx ccrtaln Witnesses
-This ease can b disposed q IN
thrr~ honfs. SEATED hta honor.
and teo nueh tinsa u consumed ~
the attorneys IA useless talk. Yea
so about Il a. n Il ~ere tha first
fsrscual iniury case on record. and
Il this COSTUMES ! shall be cuau.
reiied 70 condact the case In a pro.
pr manner fafseif- Judge Has.
ford often qaesfl0nad the witnesses
himself And qsgiekiy ohtalucsi the
desired answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

ntr~ Hanford. a the z. : court.
,~tnaay stated IRON the beach
~ :pe naeA ,lme Is heins wasted
/ NJ aoars Il sE1ins personal In
~ ezsss sna shat be intenas TO
ssxss,e . refnFm Ne made the
t.ssrzflea wksa he attorusYs fer
4. Graz Nezshera FxilFaad. IN he
- 4 Mrs Lillian Norwood
sr,1sx ree Great Nartheru nov "a
81 ASKED frf A continuance On
weures X ne lflnesa ~ Judge
c~|1s ant ,Ae sbssace q Attorney
e1rnx fwn the eisy They stated
81 xsnf< 'aka ~ lctst foaF aays
! n fhe sAz~. whefeupou hta
sm raij<t Ehefn 20 task. ritins
~ crrr,s a New foFk and Chies,
= vnea f.xw such eases were
- i d.
~ nnssoa for eunsinaance waa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
INCREASED SUPPLY OF
COAL Is RECEIVED

a good supply ~ Black Diamond
lump. nut aud mine run coal Was
received last might and this morn
lax b. the Paaifle Coast company
with the supply Of Newcastle and
ather coal received. " IL believed
that the company will be Va a pos
sltion 20 supply the local demand
today.
The Northwestern Improvement
ana Carbonate companies have not
yet acquired a normal supply, but
are receiving several ears af coal
each day 10th companies are con-
alderahly behind ~ their orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

1.s1m Paul ownsr u the swell
- - millinery store. located
~ Ihiff az, left this week on
..snd-d eastern trip. making
- fsfz city ard Chicago her OBJ
s pp'nis where shs win ia
:. 'zs zsFsslf WITH the latest ere
I've = klsh rlaas millinery 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

Muaical Service lErectinn 81 Mr..
Gerard Tunniux. Feb. a. The he.
fest q lase--Amnytcan Homes
fsiighsed snd uFokens March 3.
The I.aad. the Corporations and
the People 1iKhtfal Ownership ~
Natures Treasures March ia.
Shakespeare nranksn Cassie
the nsuion % the Drink Habit :
March II. "FrNerualian. uat So.
elailsm the wAtchWurti q Pgox.
rens- March "A. australia and
New Zealand w0rid.A Social
Experiment. stsilonas" March 81.
Musical Service plrectlu1 Of Mr..
T0anlnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

~, 1.-THE Commercial Value Of
Christianity" y. IN, rs ThieYerY
a piannae-sls Thicyefy n Crime -
Westminster Presbyterian church
broadway and Columbia SITS. Rev
J. NJ. Wilson. pastor. Anthem.
sling, . Heavens" offoftory solo.
'1in Thine Eyes, Mira q. A. G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

Lareoly Increased receipts %
lump coal last nlsht aud this morn
ina has relieved the coal shortage,
and very little further suffering is
likely unless II comes with re-
cuffenoe OF such weather az was
experienced during the recent cold
snap.
Nearly everyone IL succeeding IN
getting coal ia small quantities, and
the schools are securing snaugh 10
insure the opening of all buildings
Tor the regular session Monday
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
pGolcATEs CHURCH.

Bishop David II. Moore. Of the
Methodist Episcopal church effort
land. has arrived In Seattle after an
extensive trip through tho eastern
states lie viii dedicate tho Lake
side Methodist Eplaeopai church at
Southeast Seattle tomorrow morn
tua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
.ANNEXAT|ON|STS
CALL MEETING

The Annexation club. ~ ballard.
VIII hold a special meeting Monday
evening Al the city bah h that city
10 DISGUISE thu annexation move
msni and the leaalisafion % out
standing warrants assfegatina so. p
0ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
DOES HEROIC ACT
(ssar Special ssrvIos.l

SPOKANE. Jan. ia clerk IN
NJ kulsers store. al Valley while
eleanlpK np, threw some straw infn
a Hlove, after which he discovered
thai 4 box ~ tripiex dynamite caps
had been thrown into the fire.
withnpl a moments hesitation no
thrust his hand into the burning
MAS and succeeded IN fsscuing the
caps md preventing an explosion.
Seven persons were Ia the store
al The tltne. and but for the clerks
heroic action all would have been
killed by the explosion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

child ahRll be horn. lie may later
take additional wives IN such mum.
Der as The importance % his station
in the tribe may entitle him 20.
but none may marry till be has pro
vldod a bamboo home for each wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
oEmuRRAoH MEErlNo
TO Dc Held roNioHT

The reciprocal demurrake meet
iuk. called 10 take place AZ tho
Lutnbcrmen'a club stia afternoon AZ
: o'clock. has hesn postponed until
; o'clock In the exenlng. oWina TO
the car shortage investigation IN
Tacoma.
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PREACHING bY BISHOP.

Temorrew evening bishop David
~ Noors. D. =. LID. all preach
Al the Ashury Methodist Episcopal
church. corner OF Whitman A.. and
toth It
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ufoadaay. Rev. J y. y Awyt. rec
ter. ~ a. IA. The Lamp 81 Dhfs
flenee" =. IA. strife Bets cVh
Abraham ard Lett
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evening worship orohastFe pfeludet
anthem, '1lew DowB Thine EafV
offeftory anthem. '@The Lord Is n
allied" sermon prelude HOW
Does the Mayor Expect Moral ana
Religious People 70 Heip Him In the
mon alfbjoot. How God Shove HE
Mercy Towards unfruilfui Troest
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First ersHslalfss society. Knights
~ rythisa FAN farst av, near Pike.
Harrison u = tEeft sreakeF--tsec-
lures Al 4 n aud .. IN, Aft.
rfranu subject. #fhf Three CieiiiKa-
tiouH evening discourse. The
GF~atesi of TheHH Il Love- Plat.
form messages In the evening by
Mr. fenulnHa
Seattle Psychic Epclssy--Alki han.
lee Second av.. 9 .. m lecture BY
Mics Rice, Divine Healing fol-
lowed By psychic ~pfk from the foa-
trim. ziaQ & m. conference. foia
lossa by fneasakVs b. Mira. fiamii-
ton.
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SUNDAY TOPICS


Tabernacle Fifteenth nv, NORTH
and East Harrison ST.. John n
Dean. Bishop. / n, m. Mother aud
child. a sermon - young mothers
Babies welcome 20 attend. Eyangei=
lam at 7 30 .. m. topic. "Meehan-
ieai Joy"
FIRST. Fourth av.. near James
Myr0n w. Haynes, u, -, pastor. II
a. M. "Ouf Resources 3. IA. Ne
attic's Cain" Series 1880 =. m,
TAO D. m.