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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

which Barnette has accumulated q
fortune estimated IN fhe neighbour.
hood ~ 81 000.000 Under a decis.
Son on tho court Cannton "a entitled
tO a half Interest IN an the pro.
ceeds which can be- directly traced
20 the original fund provided by
the silent partner
Il. G. Wood. cashier and partner
IN the Fairbanks Ranking Co. one
~ baruettes enterprises. today a.
ed an affidavit Ia which be- stated
that the bank "a present carries
deposits aggregating 100000. and
that unless the court granted some
relief from the restraining order
the business would be irreparably
damaged
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10y United preus.T

10y Onted Ffcassl
BELLfNGHAM. Wash. Dec IS
Two masked hlghuaymen last night
held up Zellows and wife IN their
pswnshop. In the heart 81 the city,
and got away with s230 In cash
and IL watches. valued ~ $500.
The two men entered the store
At different times Both Fellows
aud hiH wife were engaged with
them when simultaneously both
highwaymen pulled their guns and
demanded vainabiss The woman
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CHRIS TMAS FOR
P0OR CHILDREN

A Santa Claus entertainment and
Christmas tree for the poor chill
dren of the city viii be . feature
nc the Lois thcat.r Monday sftGf
noon between p aud 8 The Idea
has been ORIGINATED and will De
carried out by Mrs Alex !sntages.
wife OF the owuer os the sAes''s
Mrs. A, + Hill. president Of BE
Seattl" kindergarten society, ls ~.
glstina Parents who cannot afford
a tree for their children and woul's
like to have hem attend arV 'nylt
ed to telephone Sunset Vast -. az
Independent 4 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
STILL TOYS WITH the BEE

Councilman T r Reyelle hun
continues his artful toying with the
mayomlly bee. and men who are In
hln closest confidence frankly ex.
press their belief that he will event
ually SOLVE fhe quandary by get.
ting stung Mr. Reyelle himself
while discussing the matter frank.
~. declines to be drawn into posi
tive statement one way OF the 9th.
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TO DISCUSS WAGE
REDUCTION

4 bis attendance Of lahorinE
- IA expected tonight at the
1Efiiag % the Federal union wheH
p eaeHtiun 81 q reduction In the
- scale Will be discussed The
ssstfal Labor Council vii lend
2 sapgort 10 ne Federal Union
" tae presence % some 81 is
Fe@ineaf members
Ine qucsti0n % reflections made
Y ~ eontractofs working on the
tsaAds Of the 1909 exposition viii
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De- taken up and the advantages Of
organization viii BE- pointed out
20 the men. Members Of the Fed.
eral Union have been told that
wages have been reduced IN some
cases as Low as 81 daF while
the men are asked % pay g. q
week fer their board
g. O Young. organizer Tor the
American Federation 81 Labor. Is
expected 20 address tonlghts meet.
lua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

Amer having msse thr". nnapc
c.csalul siternYis o. suicide. Mrs
Mary = layton. ~ sies kirkvooa
Eiao@ S4S YESTERDAY sdiudScd IN
sane hY commission ol examining
phs slcians IL jnds. sib'Ft.on's a.
parimsnt ~ tie superior cont The
complaining witnesses sers TIA
mAns Officers vAupell aud Kent
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GAINING thar he had been told
y BIS attorney that bis divorce
IA been secured. Marlou Snayley.
NV 10 the Waiia Walia neuiten.
i'm serving q Nxeyear sentence
81 10AanstinK with another woman
salle stlli legally married, la pre-
nring 20 ask Governor Mead for
pardon. having employed W A.
Hslshelmer 20 make sucA an ap
pa
sayley claims that he waN first
crested At the lEstixAtion of At
Aaey Tom Page 90 whom be paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
TWELVE ARE MURDERED

NOGALEs. Aria. Dec. fs.--In-
formation which has just reached
here tells Of the frightful murder
Of ~ men by band OF 100 Yaqui
Indians. 4a miles southeast Of
Magdalena. state Of Sonora, Mex.
p. J. Mcintyre and a party Of min
ing men who have arrived from
the scene say the Yaquis captured
the party OF 10 men.
One American was among the
number. but be was rescued by men
who told him that they were Amer
leans The remaining ~ were
striped naked. stood up against
trees and shot through the head.
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leader ~ the conspiracy. and when
arrested he had two razors hidden
away in an inside coat pocket kas
ira also had "A razor In his boot
The third man carried no weapons
According % the information
reaching the prosecuting attorney
Do Rored o. professional Black
Hand killer imported from New
York The officers have no direct
evidence 10 this effect. but Sar
tore insists that such IS the case
Three others are TO be arrested
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WASHINGTON. Dec 10 -Tho
first public act Of Congressman
Richmond y Hobson since his
election to congress was taken 10
day. when he introduced in the
houae a resolution urging peace
among the nations of The world
The hero Of tho Mcuimac asks
congress to adopt a policy placing
the United States iu the position
of seeking the abolition Of treaties
wlfh other nations lie would grant
Tho Hague jurisdiction over such
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BELLINGHAM, Dec l9.-County
Attorney Porlngcr announced today
that on January ! he viii put the
I'D on M Belllngham and What
com county His order will in.
cludo not only saloons. but pool
rooms and theatcrs a. well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

While temporarily dcranEcd from
shs effects Of Illness. Ki,tie SIC.
Ltod. a public steuographer. leapcd
from the ihirdaiory window Of her
apartments at the Now Western
hotel. $40 Third av. early this
moruinE and sustained injuries
which may result fatally Follow
ine an Illness which had continued
for several days. the glrl began act
lng strangely last night Employees
90 The hotel heard her Wild screams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
RESOLUTION FOR EXTRA SESSION
OF LEGISLATURE ADOPTED

The Central Labor council Viii
refer tho matter % Frank W Cot
terill 20 have it presented 10 the
local chamber 81 commerce. and
through that body 90 the city coun.
ell
other organizations throughout
the state Will be- urEed 70 take up
the matter
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The vote last night IN the Cen.
trail Labor council was unanimous
on the adoption Of the resolution
presented asking Governor Albert
y Mead 90 convene the state lex
islaturc in extraordinary session
this winter 10 pass special logls.
lati0u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
|HOBSON INTRODUCES A BILL
URGING PEACE AMONG NATIONS

classes ~ controversies that other
powers wish 10 have transferred
from the field Of war
CONGRESSMAN iiobson would have
congress advocate the establish
mcnt OF an international congress
20 assemble periodically and sue
gost such changes 90 international
laws az events call for.
rThe prosperity of an the nations
Of The world. Hobson declares. de
ponds upon the development OF a
suitable system OF law as .ubsil
tute for war "a the international
realm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
POLICE FIND RICH BEGGAR

Resumption Of specie payments
by the banking institutions appar.
emily made no difference 10 George
Valentine, arrested at Green Lake
Iris morning by officer Nash and
charged with Begging. for during
the search 90 headquarters money
WAS found IN every one Of his
pockets amounting irA ~ 20 s2b.5S,
On addition 10 the coz Valentine
haS two So clearing house Cortifl.
Gates aud a 5000 watch
Valentine got into trouble TSeu
Be sNsgbS y1nASele8 600 % Sac
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is KILLED BY A TRAIN


TACOMA. Dec. te.-While At
tempting to get ont Of the way Of
n0rthbound Northern Pacific pas
scnger train No. In Dead Mans
gulch. two and one-haif miles east
OF Prescott. late yesterday after
noon. laboring man believed 10
be- William 0Ncill. was struck by a
south bound passenger train which
hc did not see approaching. aud
instantly killed He was thrown
some distance from the track aud
bis skull fractured
O'Ncill WAS seen Ia Tacoma yes
terday forenoon and IL believed %
have been ON his way 90 Seattle.
walking the railroad tracks when
death overlook him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
MANY AFTER PLACE.

Chief Bringhurst will make the
run 10 fires In the new automobiie
purchased by the city - soon ss
the garage al headquarters is com-
pleted Many trained chauffeurs
have applied for the position %
driver for the chief The fact that
there will be no speed limit on the
machine is given a. the reason
for numerous applications 20 run
the ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
PREMISES VACATED.

Eugene y Mccarthy. as admin
lstfutor OF the estate Of Margaret
sullivan has brought auii In ths
superior court 10 dispogaoM 5us
hrsss G, Rplph Of he promises ~
ans F7fth ps The complaint 70
sfes' that tire RolPh'H lease haa
@spoaa. buf that aha rcfuace tc
vp0ata the place.
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ler unl.sd prsss.l

BOISE. Idaho. Doc. 10 The i'm.
pcaching questions we're asked of
Harry Orchard IN the Peiiibone
trial this morning after which the
state began its redirect examina-
ton Clarence Darrow Do Htill too
10 10 be- present and Edgar Wilson
conducted the defense Orchard
was asked tn regard 10 converse.
tons I'm which % ls alleged he made
threats against SteuneuberEs life.
Orchard denied making such
threats o. conversations with Max
Melich. Eugene EnFley, Or MsEeo.
y. G.. Copley Charles A. Sullivan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
DRIVEN FROM HOME

ALAMEDA. Cat. Dee NJ --Indrs
James A waymirc. rsEsnt II the
university, boyhood chum 81 Pfesi
dent William Mckinley and prom
iaent in the journalistic aud politi.
cal history % California. has been
evictod from his beautiful home
Oak shade. b. Deputies from the
HhcFiffs office Ne vas disgns.
Seased OF HE residence at the il
stance Of the Hibernia bank. ~ San
Francisco. which forecioasd on a
MORTGAGE % tis.Seo When the
Waymires learned that they would
have e. vacats the beautiful place
thcy have called home for % yearu
the wlfs ~ the inrtst q distinguish
ed club woman. broke down and
sept, Ali the furniture vas moved
out ~ doors and stared In a ware.
house Tho family went to the
home OF hospifahlu friends
A.
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BOLD HOLD-UP

started to scream, but she was
forced into q back room with her
husband. the door locked and tks
bandits made a quick raid o. the
store. Fellows got out Of the back
room and threw a heavy piece "a
pottery AZ one o. the bandits. The
latter fired one shot. but Il went
high The two highwaymen then
LEFT hy the front door. .wo shots be-
INK fired at them by Fellows. Po-
llcemen were quickly on the scene.
bat the bandits are a. yet az large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
THREE ARE ARRESTED IN
BLACK HAND PLOT

shafsed Eith being implicated IN
Back Hand plot which has for
object the murder OF Tony
+''9fel 2 construction foreman for
~ y seattle Electric company. three
-aaha were placed under arrest
" night By Deputy sherlrfs Cam
s A and Elmer The men gave
". hsmes AZ Felic de Rored, Tony
-ss'is ana v MandiH They are
W y the county lau
hofed is believed 10 be the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

s4N FRANCISCO. Dec. H.
nseaasing yesterdays action % the
Eand jury. Prosecutor William
Haii Cook said today that. after
1ssnlnK 10 the testimony against
! Dalxell Brown. Walter . Bart.
~ and other officers OF the de-
hses California Safe Deposit 4
1sg cumpany. he considers them
ners gnlity than ever Of footing the
lnk
Asssvs. Brown aud Bartnett are
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home OF officer Nash, and roundly
abused a sister of the policeman
when she refused him money. She
called Nash. and Valentine was
sent 10 headquarters
"A rich bcggar' said Jallcr Cor
lstt, as he went through the mans
pockets and diagorged stacks of
quartcrn. nickolg. dimes and pom.
MES Valentine, an able bodied
man without even limp In his
gait. denied that he had begged
the money IN Seattle. bat clabned
that he had II when ho left Port
SS'S ssstcrdsy afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

BANK cLeAHIsos.
TO ASK FOR
new trial.

A new trial will be asked In tho
case OF Eugene v Lawson against
the MACK Diamond Coal coispany
In which lawson aud associates
were awarded tbb poe az a Zee for
the sale Of the corporations mines
Co the Pacific Coast company
judge frater today granted the
defendant company permission to
fiic affidatits ia support Of the ap
piicaiion Tor a reheariug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
10 GRANTED DIVORCE.

Mary y Newcll has been grant
eg j divorce from Isaac Newell on
thr grouada Of extreme cruelty She
ia awarded 81 500 IN lieu OF her
interest IN the community property
and permanent allmony Of $40 per
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec H.
John Williams. an employe Of The
lrondale smeltor, fell from the kiln
runway. and dozen stitches had
% be taken iu his face and head
after the fan Williams escaped
going into the Kiln by only few
feet
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DENVER. Col. Dec lS-TheO-
dore A. Bell Of California has chos-
en- this city as the place to launch
his candidacy for the temporary
craftsmanship Of the National Dem.
ocratic convention He formally
launched his boom today upon his
arrival from Lincoln. Neb.. where
he had conference with William J.
Bryan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
STORM WARNING.

. southeast storm warnings (
. are displayed az the United
a States weather bureau II ia
= announced that a storm o. AZ. 4,
= preaching the mouth Of the
= Columbia river. and that this
: viii cause hlgh south. shift. I
: ing 10 southwest winds this
. afternoon and tonight.
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was made, although the rate WAS
held 60 be- uniustly low The IN
dustry rs no longer IN its swad
ding clothes and We cannot afford
TO carry lumber at the old low
IaIn. :.
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Neavy Snowfall

Fo8T YOWESHSn INC ~
\ heavy spostaH 10 TVBSlsIssl ia lls''
i9a9lSsA s,s AsstsSo
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Adylces ffom the north are that
the little freight steamer Alaskan,
which Was p1inE between Seattle
and ketchikan. viii be q total toss
having piled ~ hard and fast ca
the rochu IN Discovery rasHAss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
SAY METCAAFE IS
NOT "A HERO


10y 0HtfA FfeAasf
} CuLnEsAC. Idaho. Dec 10 I
. Thomas Tierney. who IL
; said 90 have been iil years
} old. died al william CaidwollH
. place. five miles below Guide
. sac. Sunday uight NJ Tier.
; nry has hsen Twins with NJ I
. Caldwell for a. years and not I
q wiihataudlna his great age !
|. has been able to GOT around /
; pretty veil until recently tie
. died without suffering and Z
= nothing The matter with him
> bat Old aEe
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FIRE WIPES OUT
SEVEN BGHXk. DEMGS
BANKS WILL OPEN.


: tpy United preaa.)
CARSON. Ney. Dec ~ An.
uouncemeni was made today
\ that the Rickey aud Golden
banks representing n banking
\ institutions IN Nevada. will
; open again January The
\ branches are in Carson CITY
Reno Tonopah, Goldfield,
|. Manhattan. Blair and Wonder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

sixty passengers from Fairbanks
arrived Ia Seattle last uigbt hRv.
ing come out via the Valdez trail
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-04-24


skin The hand and often heats the skin
cheek
Pressing
elbow a
An elbow
elbows
tonal dimpe big
grained
as
fallen
little
sandy mixture until
Then
This nothing all
Women who of
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-04-24

chemisette is of lace. The sleeves
are finished with lace rufTies and turn.
over cuffs of velvet trimmed with
soutache.
The skirt with eight breadths is
trimmed at the bottom with bias
bands of the material and velvet head
ed by the fine soutache embroidery.
The draped girdle is of the material or
OF duchess satin to match
The costume at the right is of gray
cloth trimmed with silk braid, en-
broidery and applications of velvet.
The skirt is encircled at the bottom
with a group OF tucks headed by the
trimming
The blouse, similarly trimmed. has a
yoke and sleeve puffs of white batiste.
the former gathered to form little
frills and trimmed with a festooned
fold of the cloth The collar is of gui-
pure and the girdle IS of duchess satin.
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SURPLIcE is HERE TO STAY.
One of the Prettest of the Advance
Season Creations.

dainty toilet is fashioned of
am-colored chiffon cloth and en-
pire green radium velvet The skirt
is simply plated and finished with a
border of the velvet, above which are
handsome incrustations of lace ap-
plique in cream and pale green. The
applique continues up the skirt to the
waist line, where it is met by a girdle
of white satin.
The fitted bodice is cut with a round
neck, and shows a vest of embroid-
cred chiffon shirred at the neck with
little ruching of net ard real valen-
ciennes lace. Draped over the body
is a fchu bolero of empire green vel
vet, with the right side crossing over
to the left and fastening under a large
fiat silver buckle. The bolero is Dor
dered with beautiful green and cream
colored silk print. Pulled sleeves of
embroidered chiffon caught with silver
buckles and gagged into cuffs of vel
vet and lace complete the detail of
what has been voted one of the
prettiest of advance season creations.
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Copyright, by Joseph b. Bowles.)

Mrs. Frances HodSson Burnett. now
Mrs. stephen Townsend, is too well known
II require any word of introduction. An
'EnGiisa woman by birth and present resi-
dcnCc, though her fame was made during
tie many years that she resided in the
| Uited States. her admiration for the late
HGcen of England as shown in the follow
ing article comes from her heart. The
author of That Lass o Lowries," Lit
tie Lord Fauntleroy." "A Lady of Quail
ity." Hts Grace of monde" and The
Making of Il Warehouses" writes of the
great queen with her usual literary
charuiD
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-04-24
I'LL FROM OvERWORK
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appearing at first to be merely an unu.
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Mr.. w. w. Munroe, of 16 Hazel Park.
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down from overwork and from confine-
ment to work during warm weather.
For two months grew steadily worse.
lost in weight and strength and had no
appetite. My memory failed me quite
rapidly and I became in a very low
state, both physically and mentally. I
took no interest in life, neither in bust
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foreman in a large manufacturing
chemists establishment in Boston, a
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OF detail that must be carried In the head
81 grew very desiaairing, could not
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ELEGANT Partisan Gown.

A handsome evening gown of white
satin being copied from a French
model in black has on its skirt several
inset bands of lace in a deep scallop
design. At the points OF these lace
scallops are posed little clusters of
roses and narrow velvet ribbons are
draped in fIuttering loops from one
cluster of roses to another. A SINH.
lar arrangement of flowers and ribbons
ornaments the lace collar and the
short sleeves and three big strass and
pearl buttons hold the slight drapery
AZ the robe ar the waist
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-04-24
Soldering In China.

Corporal Frank Hayden, of the
army recruiting station, who spent
year of army service in China, says
it is good country to soldier in
The worst thing about China and
the islands" he said, lis that there's
no one to associate with except the
natives. Otherwise they're good
places, China especially, to do mill
taIy service. Food of good quality is
very cheap. We could buy IT'S eggs
there for so cents American money
or one dollar Mex Ten cents would
buy fine fat chicken and 60 cents a
good sheep. The Chinese are good
cooks and we could employ one for a
very little money over his board
Kansas City Times
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who sat upon the throne had been
merely collection of moralities, how
soever excellent and necessary to So
cial safety. acknowledgements
obstinate, pugnaciously self-centered
is a singularly large portion of the
world. Its observation-disclosures is
sufficiently powerful to be far-reach-
ing. The bearing and methods OF it's
ruler are of significance and weight.
The great Victorian era was marked
by the advance of all things intellectu-
ably the elevation and fostering of
the arts, by the adoption and encour-
agement of Intentionally the intelli-
gent consideration of ethics. This
woman of the nineteenth century, who
was born to WELD a scepter, was a
student-a reader of great works and
small, a learner of languages. con-
nolsseur of pictures, musician, a
creature full of interest in every mans
and every woman s-work whether
it was imaginative or technical. She
regarded no thing lightly. Her con-
science, her wonderful mentality, her
faithful kind: oss. gave time and
thought to all