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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-06
JOHN R. GOODRICH
ANSWERS SUMMONS,
Pioneer Milwaukee Merchant Dead After
Long Illness-Death Was
Not Expected.

~ :, " - !, - Is Aug Ill
hosDilaI tbis afternoon shortly artor >
o'cIocly Un had horp ,iii,,r fa, ..,,,,o
ri,,o ,,s+ "a :,
I = En": " Cll an
opeiatIoH' NAlch was successful despite
his 81 years OF age, but subsequently re
/ turned to the hospital suffering from =
scrious attach. of n.,o,no Til. oI,, r.,l
l,l...,, ''-S' nav
>}i Lc5'II5 overcome Wleh ne caught
I ,,5l, ~ ny NluLe3S. i1ls detlh was very
,,,,i,gl rl'e tlSuI: ol complications loi
/ b04"0ii'ii7'
Long IN Commercial Life
Nh. I,oo,Iri.b had hoo,, ,,,,,>; .-..I
! and hoDOrably identified win TiIa rn,,-
/ mcycial and socjaI life of NIiIv.aul,nn for
/ more. than fifry-tvn vnarS Via had
wide acouaintaDcp thrOurbout VISION.
/ sin and the northwest
! Mr.. Goodrich came to Milwaukee
! from Mount Morris n Y rpachinr tn;
city on the Goth of November, 1851. He
oouSht fetall STOCK ana opened gro
cei3 StoEe' out after rev months ac-
tepied Lhe position OF Dookkeeper for
tne "hoieSlle grocery lrm OF butcher,
H'AtoIi ~ Co., winch ne gave up at the
| emu Oh thfee ears, to become a partner
III ne mousse Later the hrm became !.
y butclef ~ 20, butcher and Good
/
SEXTON
Member of Firm of Rail r. Goodrich
II 1890 I,a,,,, II - $50
na,t,,o, 81 H. - Ic'hiT a a
e. Caaii,;li ~ ~ "'' Til't' h'i1
" uoourlch' changing on Mr. butcher
,,-ar W pan y NoouIlch ne ne TWO
death of Mr.. Ball in 1916, after Wv Wh len
Mr.. Goodrich continued the business tin
1891 Duriner IFS LONG history rho house
was ono of the Iaadin@ iohhi1o bousoS =,
NIiI,rauI,na E7o,, snI-1,:oI -. $780,. -
ouont +o 1900 NJ. C,'>-I;t
I,,i,,oS :; nI ~ o''ll leb On {,
inann I;+I til' u anu
o,,nn h,,iiJirCr I'd 800 4 "a ~
- liuiI!7' Gnu vas tle "sehI oL tue
IoHpeGI NH Lai9 company lie gave
up business somewhat more than year
ago ana went 10 i've with his married
daughter at Madison, but returned and
made arrangements to resume active life
when he was seized with his final i'll
ness.
Not an Office Holder.
Never . candidate fo,, ~, i,,,,,,,,i,,,,4 ,e
n0Iitic3I office Mr. GoodrinL r+-,s fCi.
many wears active in +bn nIhIio iifo IF
the city. He was, with other jovaI citi-
zens, whose names viii readily Ice re
1"I ,t:t ~ gu IeSLt;hl9, factor III pro
itiDh ECI5liI,GH'' anu "oIl.n5
Iii, a. ~ VI 'et SuCtl! SOY eInlIeAt III me
20 ~ noui " !HG wv val CuLiAS tue
SiA Years OF MS lhcJinoe9Cy OF the office
=" ~ p[SSIuenI OF t4e milwaukee, Mer-
gIltn,n "Ss"Glltioh ill5t oTglhiZatIon was
nos"1I} c!sieLSGtlc ana %ucceSSIuL III Ell
trade.
Conducted Model Excursion.
l.. tr:r - 6. d. 90
- ~ - tn o. 13uI, III 100 p'Etici-
P%lea III DJ lOo leading mefcAants oi the
ellS' Is sun fenlenbefGq as modeI eX-
cufSi0a OF the KIND. Mt. Goodrich was
one 81 t1e organizers OF the. milwaukee,
LLi"alflaI EApoSltloh ASSOCIATION, and
Tor several years vice president OF that
4@d|: lie was elected TO succeed John
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-06
Racine Pair WeiS.

WACNEGAN, H. Sept. 2-ISpe-
ciaL IA marriage license has been IS
sued here TO Anton Ferguson and Elada
Manger, both Of Racine.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-06
In AL Languages.

Mining rules III Pennsylvania have to
be printed in thirty-two languages to
reach all nationalitics employed.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-06
WEST AUSTRALIANS HARDWOOD.
About as Strong as Good Cast

Is ADUUL dS DJIUIS do UUUU gd5I
Iron
Recent official tests Of the many valu
able hardwoods native to Western Aus
traIia have made known the cXtraor-
binary properties of yate, believed to he
the strongest of all known woods. Its
average tensile strength of $4,000 pounds
to the square inch equals that Of good
cast iron. But many specimens are
much stronger and one was tested mp to
1715 tons to the square inch, which is
equal to the tensile strength Of wrought
iron.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-06
President of Phantom Club.

he has found time to be the organizer
and president of the Phantom club, now
in the fifteenth year Of its successful ca
reer- In 1900 he made a tour of the Med
iterranean, during which he studied the
yestiges Of history in Italy, Greece,
Egypt and the Holy Land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

univcrNity Piace~~E fsth ~ and
nruokiyu as. frank A. ttraih. u
ID. gimNrux Psayrf uandh. ssfs Ia
a.Fa q M. Bible acbool. 10 a N I.
services. n a M topic a sta.
lateFa Aim. Mn anniversary yer.
man. rruerai aibia class. ~ 10.
luhlorH. As n. y T.. T.. e. p.
in. aervfrs2 T30 p m. anhfect
Go and 10 ThoR f.lseWiac'- a ser.
mon 70 the oda r'ello~s
NorMeesAn Daniah Howard av
and stewart &C. Rev o " XIII.
paaf0r III a m. Two Men That
ifad Enoaeh" : p m the Two
Blrds~
Fremont Kinsuurre e. near
Fremont av.. Rev ! Cairna. pastor
Hible school. 3. a. q. m.. Is y. 2. a..
$3.50 o en- ~ m- "ThankaEiF.
ms 7aa y. m.. -Eyanealis1a
West Madruna hau. Ar.
thur ID Carpeutsr. nlTtuf Sunday
srhaui 9 th . ~ services 4 o. ~.
A New croatune ln Christ jesus 4"
Temple Third ard Cedar. Gen.
Robert Cairns. paat0r ~ a. m
The Ministry Of the Departed
30 p m. Peters Admanifion 10
simon the sorcerer"
Dunlap Rainier boulevard. Rev.
Poster a. Klein, pastor IA "a. m.
llulidlng with suhhie". s p M.
Whom ! shall Look like"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

st. Marks Madison aud Broad.
way Rev } p. - Ilvyd. rector
Hev. J * Black. priest IN charge
Services 5 and n a. m and z 20 D
M Aauaay Echuol. q 20 a. m.
morniue. The Reign ~ Righteous.
ness evening An Inventory OF
the Past
S. tameH NJ 3gth 81. and stone
av.. Fremont. Richard Mnuafiuld
White. naat0r Services ~ n. NJ f.
JOY and Gladnesa Shall $50 Found
Thereln. Thanksgiving and the
Voice ~ Melody
Trinity Parish Eighth aud
1umess rector. Rev n - Gowen
Services. 73e o. M n "a m. and
1880 D. ma Sunday school and REQ
TORS Bible ciass. $3.50 "a. m, morn
Ing subject Hosea. the Prophet nj
The Dia1He Love. evening Mat
thcw Arnold'g Obermann
ballard sf stephens Episcopal
church 01aibruok gtl W. Sind
Services. morning prayer. n. even
lnu prayer and lecture. 1880. sub
I iect. A Hero Of the Reformation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Cherry "a 22a aaa ChcFrys Res.
" A. Stevenson. IN -. pastor II
a. m. CHRISTIAN inlertspenaence
2 30 :. RI. should The fbeater -
0pen cu sauaay = SuadAy achnei
s.fsm. G.. H.. s 30 .. m.
ballard Market -. and ifth az
~ w. Ballard. Rev Elmsr IS
Thompson. pastor. ilibie nehpal
10 a NJ. Nsra iecx a .. m. and 81
y M Ianlar 6. H. q ma. inter.
mediate ard senfor &. ~. ESQ d
~ subjects -rhn Man Who a
nrnaa EnouEh 90 h nfuad and
You net Your Life.
Westminster i1roadway and CO.
fumhla. Rev > - Wilson. PASTOR
Services SUNDAY schssol. $50 a N. .
preaching. n q IN and : q T. m. (.
prayer meeting. S'hufseAy. 7sta n
N meu'a Monday uiEht ueetine
9 20 20 . O'Clock Subjects. THE
Law of Christ Coastrasueth Us
ard ~The Beast Corstfainefh ua'
ssarfet Woman. frosn the Book 81
Revelation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
A LEGAL TENDER GREENBACK WHICH
BEARS INTEREST AT 3 PER CENT

1st4aN4f4stnN MNN. HN n
wASlllNolV,.N 49, o,,te,,,s, ~
reephaeh. WIZ s.,,s' tsat IL
he rate o. : ~ ,..gttfeata -
rncie san : w"
.eaehsednesA xn A,. n.t
Ordinary w. - 49, ~
bar in'eNs 49,. 49, a,cerl :
hce ynl'e' ". 49,, !, esrn a bsa ~
II orHef 1e p'.ss' ,...-i..l feenrsl
" FH' ca' ~, w., -. ~ ,s,.,ttv
mla satae 80. ,,,,..,sn.s.. a
sach a. = 49,. - Dwt ths
nele 9. 4 -. -. I, tnA,.stsa
nv ~ 80 's0 -. ~. a.rrlne f,r
aaaass slN So" ,e .,aet lnt.r..t
lAslF e"a'. .... n.ii..t AL
anti tael - ssn. an al phe
fhese 49, g,.ge. IA go l,.en
eratnsss ~, t,.me .,,.u ~ almilar
decltea "sss w e., ..,iR 80.
n aeS'sA ~ N, 1000 n,,l, en,nsh
uheA'e -. ~, s,,,,,f.,...a ,,,,,t,
. shrg ~ -,
ihs 1'iif ~, - IN. "a, A.. atsfsn.,,
fhese 80 a. t.t4,s 6Dw.s,..,
fcis a'". - - - Uns,h Al
heess.ss -. .'..,..., ~ ,,,e ,..nf aat.
80 NJ ~, ~ 80 - -. ~ >s,,,.,,.,,.,
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e =. .s,.,i ft.,,fss ~ tr8ehl.
e ~ - '....,,,t,,,. ltl. : 100 ia
eaasss = - ..sri'ens.. ~ rtsiiel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

German Evan rriirai t.ntheran
Iien'a ehurch--Tcrry Az and Stsw.
arr a. Rev n fsalond. pastor
SUNDAY school. 3 20 a IA. services.
10 30 a. m. NaN NsFlnnNf der
ElrrnkneniE fsans Chusfas x1n
w a. gaaesa tsenaEueien EinEaE Ia
seine tiemrindof~
siTwNw ftfurmanl < lsur epfnwu
sefNsceH conducted in FfsNtsstnri
church. SgoAans at Res t.alhsr
" farrng pastor. SUNDAY school.
! 50 D ~. nerssccN - D m. sub.
igct. zion Behold Tkg kinK Com.
eta Unto Thee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Hyuoith--Third and tniyrr.
~ Rev Francis J Van Horn. D.
D paatoF SERVICES "A a m and
tan Suuaas school. ssa5 a. ~ :
IT'S c. r.. e.i5 D M. midWesk
@rNnes. THURSDAY > o. ma. snarn-
- subject. What the Twentieth
fssfury fiela~seg Aboni God
sasmsax. stall We Believe That
AZ Hrfh n Jesus Was Foresnid
HaBdFgds 81 Years Before the
EnAgs~
nlgrin--ilFnadway and Reruh-
nnm Rev. Edward Lincoln smith.
b D. psstnr Services n . ru and
81 ~. Surasy scisrol. ssse a. m.
FPS c. D. So 2. ~ miame~k
sersfres. Thazsasy. 7.s9 p M II
q m. The Greatest Quesfion 1T
AR q m- Tesfine Timoa
Edrewater- Is hitr1an as- mar
kllb0usne A.. Rev VIA q. Kant
nsr. D D.. pastor Services. 10. g
n and 730 D. M Y r. $ O. -.
SO ms nidwrck scrvlcs y.
ThsFsiay : - p IN. uorniug sub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
NEW LECTURE COURSE.

beginning December g. the Url.
vefBlty 0f Washington has plsnned
a series 81 lectures on elep' ricai en-.
cheering 70 be glyeg IN Science
hail The first FIVE lectures will
be on teiepsoijsg BY G y Fleager,
suparintendedt OF the Pacific Tele
phone co,npany The next five
viii b. on central telephone prac-
Toe by Superintendent ] y Ross
lDf the municipal. lighting plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
GIVEN LAST
RECEPTION

A. reception by the Young Wo-
mems Chns TO- Association at noon
today the Hawaiian girls made
tl0ir last public appearance before
leaving for tiAlr island home
b Native s0n3 we're rendered BY
the popular maids from tbs South
Pacific their charm stu fresh 90
the ears ~ Broaaic Wegteruern.
Last mrbt the party via enter
tanned az dinner by the management
" The Butler Hmei Annex bot 81.
night re young ladies will rest
"a preparation for their long voyage
home. which begins tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

additional alx month notice. the
lease holder may begin dispoaacaa
PROCEEDINGS Eichuer proposes %
take advaniaHe on the law. and De-
clarea that Mr8 Huntington must
either pay the nm8unt by March 90
next or bo 0usted from hfr home
fn endeaV0riua to serve notice upon
Mrs huntington. however, be- has
met with mBay reperaea and threat.
ems io agk q court order giving hiIa
pormi Sion 10 placard ne door
Mrs. Huntington. widow or the
president and founler Oi the South
em Pacific railroad. 81 reputed t0
be among ihe Wralthiest women Boa
America. and New Workers are
wondering why me claim IS per
mlffcd 10 remain unpaid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
ASKS DIVORCE FROM
CHESTERFIELD

IlueilA Christopher. wife Of john
Christopher. known nu Jack Chrs.
irrfirld Ia the criminal world. yes.
terday brought suit for divorce on
the ground that her husband has
been convicted AZ crime and ~ now
insane In the peuiteHfiary During
the time that Chesterfield was i'm.
prlsunsd IN the KIM county jail
his wife made every effort g. aid
him 20 encUte. Smuggling arms and
even dynamite b. the prisoner. who
seemed 10 have nome hypnotic in
fmenre over hnr. In spite OF thN
fact that he beat her and nthur'
wise abused hor The pair were
married Ia Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
Will DISCUSS rAE
FINANCIAL SITUATION

A meoting % republicans of the
city has been called Cor next Mon.
day nlEht 10 discuss remedial ma.
tionai bank destination J ~, Davis
heads the 0iuyomoHt aad tbs meet
ing viii be held Ia his offices IN
the iiienror baildins The purpose
81 the gneatins. as outlined hy navla
e. 10 decide on same legislation "a
recommend 10 CONGRESS and 10 AL,
thr Washington delegation 10 work
far the enactment Of such meas
ura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
WILL USE SMALL
BAND

This finances c0Miuiti@e yesterday
afternoon rofsaoa the prapoaliion
- returning again 90 tho Issuance
of a. 800 local improvement bonds
instead of sos hundE kand bus.
pfa elalm that the lafver denom.
iuafian ~ much preferable. and say
that the city could save consider.
able in TIRE COST at clerical wufk.
On the other hand. the CAS- saves
money ~ beinE able 20 usa up ifs
nloney a. Sass ~ n comes In By
taking up the smaller sized hauas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

rafiona" Al ssan y m the choir
wli give q sacred concert.
Ballard @19s ". B9th a. Rev
A, l. Grim. pasias ~ a m. and
J 30 D fn. freaehtnE. afl,ie achossi
a.4s s IA. q, a.. 80 o m sgs.
eiai services marninE and oyouins
cpsdarted ~ =. n Co~dcn. Of Ia.
cunlM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
PRISONERS TAKEN SOUTH.

g. " Roller. the home wrecher
and hiB victim. Mrs. Anita Morton
wife ~ q prominent physician Oi
Oakland, both Of whom are wanted
III fhat city on the charge Of grand
lnreouy, were taken back last night
by Defective u " McHorley end
Prison Matron Mrs Celia Baxter
who came from Oakland for fhai
pufp1ue
1he compile are Jointly charged
with stealing $3.50 from Mortnusa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

lecf. a Giorlans Church even
ins. Are Ycu Nnsist0red
hnMcon tlAii Wear icacDn Hiii
school. Rev Iumrs A. Awufys PAS.
tor Services n a. "a SanaAy
sehassl. ~ M. Y. n >. G. a.. ss4a
q IN morning salsicct, Thanks
eivlnx
CnsumhtA Rsy. Eaw - Measn,
pastor. Services "A =. "A. and Z -
y. IA. SUNDAY school. 10 =. ma Y.
r.. 3 G. r.. $50 p, m. morDluE.
-carisg a. Shrnhefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
SOCIETY WOMEN IN
OuERALlS

sioux CITY. lows. Nov. 10
fhuntlinE overAlls and Sweaters. 10.
cisay women uf tire town ~ Suiheg
1@aad. m. ns@g herr. spent an cntirs
day Ia ths cufufielaa piching corn 10
raise a church astf
They received ttr~e cents pef
biishul and neAf'tg 50 panaen cnEaa
"a Ia the task. The combined aut
pui for the Gas waa g.600 bushels.
neiiinE tre tisx num Of $40 for the
dhy'M wark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

NORTH YAKIMA. Nov 90 The
annual onnvenfian ~ this State Al
SCISSORS association will De- heid
10 This city. commencing Jan p.
Tho convention viii be- held M fhe
uew court house Assessor Pauah
Of Kiur county ~ expected -
slide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

SHADE d PANT OF MAP StfOW a
TisE CONT EMPtATEsD sERvtAN
EMPIRE.
Seattle Star Exclusive scrvloe1
VIENNA. Nov. 80 Prince i4a1ar
ovlch nrebcilanoNlch ~ a young
man Who threatens ere long o. be.
come one ~ the most important
figures ln European politica. lie IL
the hucal derrenaant ~ The old
servtm pmpnrorh. the last Of whom
relgned 500 years aHo
seryia once included. besides the
present Kingdom o. scrvia and the
principally Of Montenegro. the
states OF Bosnia Herzegovina. pal
malta. Cfnalla and considerable
portions of Macedonia. ali OF which
ntiil contain large Serxian papuln.
tian. These aiaioa have been fight.
inr tho TnFh for centuries and i'm.
pefilinE the harmony III the larger
natluns NJ Il is now proposed ia
unite them IN another empire. over
which Prince i.axafOslch will BIO the
logical ruler.
Two EFoai European powers are
necretly planning such move
which viii not necessarily involve
the unneating Of ans preagui rulers
Such plan is looked Hnon BY dip
iUnsta a. q sure guarantee for this
peace Uf eastern Europa. and will
also serve a. the entering wedes
in@aFd the ulfimafe iiHmembor
rnent % European Turkey
Princess i.nHEfUyich Hrcbeiiano
vsch. who IL California girl. mas
thus nc the firwt empress 81 Amer
lean birth She met the prince IN
London. and love nj frat sight 70
suited Ia speedy marriage. sin0s
which time the princess has heeu
l@ar husbands enthuaiaatie assist
NJ ID file plan for servias unlflca
tkDn.
Prince LaxaFoviuh n hooked upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

NAPLES. Nov go The slight
activity of Mouhg Noahglua con.
tlmies Tho cratcg aud the fia.
Eurcs surrounding q ara emitting
rcd ashes. but ~ there ls NO wind
they are not carried far. and tho
Nesuvian villages therefore are not
auffefinE materially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
WAY sHoRTrN HOURS.

Seattle cafpeniefa are consider
ins ife adoption ~ aaxea hour
working day during tho winter
months The question IL uoW be
fore tho unlon and win be deter
mined wffhiA the next few daya.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
neaday, \ D m; reading rooms. u'
Alaska building,


Miscellaneous.
Splfltual Sclanoe ancirty A. q,
u. w hall, leabh First avs Nyy.
Mnry A. stntn. paatur Confef61ce,
3 y, m,i lenhma. - M. "lmddha,
icHua and Emerson
Semitic Psychic Society Alid
han, 1929 Second ay. RoY H. ~.
Foster, pastor Regular services nt
B p. m. subject. 'ofhe Needs ct the
Hour. conference, 30 q "a
Bible Spiritual Science Society
40 Terry av,. Rev l.. Naeei faa'
ter pastor = y. ma a Heart a.
Heart Talk"
First Divine Science church Co
luwhia College hall Topic for
SUNDAY. "Cnmmun@n services ! /
a. M. Sunday school, lta, IN
The Thcosophioai Society, Scat
tie lOdgo, 1920 second Sunday 5
y. ma lectnro. subject, SOME
Proofs of TheosoRhy" by n A.
Harness
School Of iliaminn tlun lagaos
hail, Arcade hust,ilT D. IA. vii
son frlieh viii speak ON Jesus
and Science. jesus and iffN. tle
Spiritual birth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

lssastle Star Exclusive scrvice.)
NEW YORK Nov 20 How
Noald you BIKE 10 secure possession
Or one of The most palaual resi-.
seases 10 fhe world iof ff05797?
fhia good ioriuae may come 10
Daaiel klchnaf mies Mira Colts
huniinRtou aeI.aa "a tax claim
AsAnst her town hoase. at The COT.
aef o. fiith aY and Fifg oVenih
y u was formerly the Aston
h0ihestead ana haa worldwide
'ss.iiailon ~ magmfIcence
re eliyH cinam against the
hmtlnfiDH mansion for mpaid
,aAts was purchased by Elehner
~ me sum above mentioned. 40
~ aueilou Under the law govern.
~ 1nfh auction 8alna the owner
Nus be ailuWed fwo years ~ set
~ ne claim Those two years OF
ssee expired sCpf CO.
!, ~ staiuie8 further provide that
I" 'aF cia.m ia not settled after an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
tertY Aerss ssll ~ sas.ooo.

NORTH YAKIMA. Nov 50 r.
John sanger who Recently pur
chased thc f.urdy Print orchard Of
isk acres IN PARKER tfottom for
&sA 900. bias uold 60 acte1 az q 10
JohA Benjamin.. ~ nnluth. for tas.
zoe cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

SPOKANE. nov 20 -Gcurre
Sims. a Dookkeeper. and G. T..
shut n mining man. were sand
hanged In the southern part ~ the
city. aud the former VIII probably
40 frnm hla lnlnrlnA
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saIaenls.psr 81, br Nsare

r0CATEffJO. idaho. Nov ~ -
Ilob jackson. aaioonkevpar. Of
det'amfnup. was shot and killed
~ Charles Evans. negro porter
h. pe9ro escaped. bin has bcon
surrounded b. posse neat Nc
Cannon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Haven a. p Howard aud John
"a ~ o bcHndeu. pastor Sunday
school. 10 a. m. EpWWth League.
e 30 y. M. services ~ q. M. and
{ 20 y. M. morning toplo. heay.
nnly FoFcea''; evening. "A QHeztiun
by Ono Born Blind
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A lafKc has IN ross t4iiie - rolled
away frun the face The eru~n 4
covered WITH LARGE boa 1f fthisun
IN soft paefcl eoiotH. With hisck web
vet edge The feathsfa nge 81 the
willow variety and broad They fall
over the iefs side and lgs ~ tbe
back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

OLYMPIA. Nov 10 Gov Mead
today hnnurad a requisltian for
rsaer p Rofief and Anita Feurcade
who ARE held at 8rafiie and waited
for grand larceny la Alameda
county. California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

HoYlsson A. UuitaTian~ a.
RaWaea. pastor. Sunday aehonl. 10
a an meruing service. N. anbleet
Gospel Encuarae emrnt. by Rev
isaac r. fuftef.
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SUNDAY TOPICS


oaiunEn IN the Saturday Star Z
4 ullI uaf tsa Rccepfed afsar 3 .
o'ctxHck Frlday mftefaaes Z
4 All unsscea must c0atalu I
I nhiects IL sermons
4 owin9 - delay IN thw de- I
I livery 81 mails notices shonld Z,
4 - naiind as early as possible I
. in order 70 insure their ar. I
rival x The star office hy /.
. the time specified ,
go sAsss 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

First Church 0f Christ Scientist
-gi2 Gth ay Services ~ m. aud
IS D. M. Hubicct God the Only
Cause and Crsntor Sunday school
tl "a. m., tcumouial muotlug Wed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
GOODALL TAKES
NEW POSITION

ST PAEL. MINI NOv 30 n
~ announced that G. A Gpodall,
who resigned HIS position ne gen.
eral superintendent Of the Chicago
Great Western railroad, viii be.
come general superintendent Of the
Middle division Of the Great West
ern railroad Nj Goadal Wilf be-
succeeded on the Chicago Great
Western by OTTO Cornelson. who
ia ~ present superintendent 81
transportation for that road
Buy your hat Of r. ~ BROOKS a
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First Broadway and East Olive.
Rev A. l. Chapman. pastor. Scrx
Ices 30 40 q ni and 30 . m-s e
r.. Sis o. m sunday Achuui. 81
~ morning aabjecf. Higher ASH
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Buy your hat Of r.. y Brooks "a
Co. 1891 Second av sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20
'Cnitel states deposits inclaled, slG.5a7aoo-

The following shows the relation between the
total reser,e and the total deposits the respec-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

Saturday. Saturday. Net
Jan II Jan 10 ichRnges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20
MINING STOCKS.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN MISUNDERSTANDING for foreign ac-
count was entirely the selling side most OF the
l5.OCO shares sold being Canadian Pacific Money
showed an advancing tendency In London. Dis
counts hardened to 415-l6. which marks sub
stantally higher quotation. Gold to the amount
Of 100000 is due in the open market Monday
and will probably be secured by the Bank of Eng
land. Altogether. there Is about 81 100000 aAOat on
the way from South Africa. The stock market
closed depressed. with the dominating influence
the uneasness felt the financial position in New
York. Continental bourses were weak n syrr..a-
thy.
hank CLEARINGS.-The total bank cIearings
In the United States for the week ended January
- lone day estimatedD were ss5SS7s45Sl. against