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The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Mr.. BRYAN'S RECEPTION.
Expected 10 Arrive In the
City Tomorrow.

Final arrangements have been made
for the dinner to William Jennings Bryan
TO be given at the Raleigh Hotel on the
evening of November 26 The committee
Of District Democrats which has charge
Of the arrangements announced last night
that everything is now in shape for the
dinner and reception TO the Nebraskan
Mr. Bryan. it was said. will reach
Washington tomorrow. He will be taken
to the Raleigh Hotel It is possible that
the first night of Mr. Bryan's Washing
ton visit viii be spent in the home of
C0tter T. Bride instead OF at the hotel.
On Friday evening Mr. Bryan viii de-
liver his address in Alexandria
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
EARLY SHOPPING FAVORED.
Merchants Advocate Method of
Avoiding the Rush.

According to the retail merchants, the
suggestion that the people Of the city un-
dertake Christmas shopping this year
early. before the rush Of the weeks i'm
mediately preceding the hOlidals. is bear
ing fruit. The merchants say many per-
sons are acting upon the suggestion. TO
their own satisfaction. and the relief of
the tradespeople.
Women particularly have been con-
vinced of the justice and wisdom Of the
plan. and numbers of them have begun
their holiday shopping already. more than
a month before the gifts will be needed.
one woman said To the manager of a
department store yesterday she had done
nearly half of her shopping for Christ
mas.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Paralysis Can Be Cured
By The Mcconnell Discoveries in the Vital Forces.

His tests have demonstrated that any
sane-minded person who can make the
slightest movement IN the paralyzed parts
can cure himself through learning the
laws Of the increase and regulation CT the
vital forces.
To establish any discovery one wants
the scientific reason. and wants that rea-
son proven in actual cures. Mr.. McCon-
nell. at the Life Electricity Institute. 1l1s
+ street northwest. can give the scientific
reasons TO convince the most skeptical
and direct one TO plenty leading people
who VIII verify his statements. BY going
TO see DE-. May. 1922 Brown street. Mount
Pleasant, one can get the proof in one
who has actually cured himself in a few
weeks
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

The noted lecturer, Rev Dr. Eugene
May, Of 1922 Brown street. Oyercomes a
medically incurabIe case Of paralysis and
nervous prostration at age OF sixty-five.
One is never paralyzed from overwork
or age until his vitality gets very low.
No medicine. even In the hands OF the
best specialists. can Increase the vitality.
This is why paralysis is considered incur
able. All diseases are incurable when the
vitality is decreasing and all are durable
when IL is increasing.
Mr.. McConnelTs Investigations in the
laws of vital force prove that any one
may increase and regulate the amount OF
his vitality This makes all diseases cur
able by the person. and by no one else
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News. james
town Exposition. and al points South-Norfolk and
Washington night steamers eIery evening in the
year at $50 and day steamers every other day on
odd dates az S a. m.
To Mount NenOn-SteamcT Macalester. daily, ex-
cept Sunday, 10 J. m and l-i5 p m, from Seventh
street wharf.
To Rock Greek Bridge, Geological Park. Chevy
Chsse. and kensington-Cars from Fifteenth strect
and New York avenue every fifteen Minutes
To AleXandria-Fsrry steamer LackaEanna eYeTy
hour and a half from a. m 10 p. u.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
PLANS FOR VALLEY BEAUTIFUL.
Commissioners to Hear, Petitioners
for Rock Greek.

The Commissioners have decided upon
November 26, ar 10 o'clock in the morning,
as the date and time of hearing to be
given those interested In the project OF
the treatment of the valley of Rock
Creek from Massachusetts avenue TO the
mouth Of the creek. Much discussion has
been aroused as 10 the proper treatment
of the valley.
The National Society of Fine Arts, and
the Petworth Citizens Association have
declared themselves in favor of the park
system, while the Georgetown Citizens
Association and residents of that locality
have advocated the tunneling treatment.
The question OF whether it would be less
expensive 10 tunnel the valley than 10
purchase the creek and adjacent lands.
remove the debris, construct a winding
drive along the creek. and lay out and
properly improve the valley without de-
stroying its natural beauty, Is the main
point discussed by the associations.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
College Class Election.

The class of 1909 Washington College of
Law. held its first meeting for the season
at the College Monday evening. Miss Ida
NJ. DAILY declined reelection as president
The election resulted: Mr.. 5. NJ. Weber.
president: Miss Laura b. Cooper, vice
president: Mss Emma A. Molineu. sec
retary; Miss Marie X Saunders. treas
urer On this class devolves the prepara-
tiOns for the annual banquet, which takes
place early in February OF each year.
The nomination of class speaker was
deferred until the next meeting.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

Former Gov. w. c. Hayward and Dr.
George H. Denny. president of Washing
ton and Lee University. took luncheon
with President Roosevelt yesterday. At
the New Willard fast night Gov Hayward
said President Roosevelt, in keeping with
his announcement of almost year ago.
concerning a memorial 10 the late Gen.
Robert L. Lee. had talked mostly of
that subject.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
viii speak on English Noun.

The English Noun and its important
part in contributing to the richness Of
the expressive English tongue, will be the
theme Of Dr. James c. Fernald. in
lecture to be given this evening at :
o'clock before the Young Mems Christian
Association The lecture will be one of
the course on English prose style. which
is being given by the author of English
Synonyms"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
REV. DR.. BIGELOW SPEAKS.
Second Meeting Of the Philosophical
society.

At the second meeting of the Society
for Philosophical Inquiry yesterday at
the George Washington University. Rev
DIT. Frank II. BigelOw, was the principal
speaker. and delivered an address on
"The Fundamentals of Philosophy as
Held by the Greeks" The topic was
interesting and was enjoyed by a large
audience.
Following the address Dr. Laws, Prof
Dubray, DR.. Kirk, and DR.. 5. 5. Rich
ardson discussed the question. Prof. J.
Macbride Sterrett presided.
Resolutions We're passed I'm memory Of
Prof. Hinton, former member of the
society. who died last spring while attend
ing the annual banquet Of the society.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

The will Of the late Samuel Gray Ward.
who died last Sunday at his residence,
l6oS X street northwest, aged ninety years,
was filed yesterday for probate. The will
was executed January Il. 1903. and pro
vides for the disposal of a $250.000 estate.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Atmore,s Minee Meat. IOc Lb.t

Red Ribbon Con. Mince Meat, &c: To
matoes. &c and Sc can; Y 10. Cocoa, 30c
Pure Lard. lli2c: Substitute, 9lZc: PO
tatoes, 2Oc PIX: Butter, &c; Eggs. 24c
J. T. =. Pyles' stores.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

George s Wilson. secretary of the
Board of Charities. yesterday informed
the Commissioners that upon completion
OF its annual report the board will con-
slider the special report relating 70 the
care Of INDECENT insane in the District.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

OF health and vigOr. Schneider's Malt
Bread represents the highest achievement
of modern baking methods Nutritious
and appetiZing- At your grocer's, SC
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Fernn,x GrnuvIIIe Rye

Is the purest and best medicinal whisky
Cn the market Physicians recommend II.
Phone Main 20S2-Joseph p. Fegan. 4O6
9th St nw--fOr full qJ-, 81 delivered
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

HnteI Inhnsnn Cnfe.

This reStaurant IS already IamOuS Tor
its business mems lunch Served from u
&c >. Everything seasonable; quick service.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

High grade oysters fish. game. &c; also
New York meats, fine fruits and vegeta-
bles Service Ia carte. Noon lunch and
table d hOte dinner.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Anything to Sell by Auctiong
Good Hread Is the Foundation

Include Il IN SATURDAYS sale at Wesch-
ler's. $50 Pa. ave. NV. You will be pleased
with results Prompt returns Phone 12S2.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Music at Haryey's
E,ver,srcs from s to midnight
Tahle d,Hote Dinner. z5c, I.
HnrYey,r Restnurnnt

la carte. Park Hotel, Winter Garden, y. Y.
ave. and 18th st. Hungarian Orchestra
during lunch. dinner. and supper.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

Eyes Examined and Glasses Furnished
Thirty years experience. Drs. Buchanan
& Vineberg. 709 X St NV. Phone NJ S6gl.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Purissima a superior Rye whisky

Ripe with age and Of the mellowest de-
velopment a whisky Of medicinal value
VIM. Cannon. l225 7th st. Phone n. 62S.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

The finest specimens grown are shown
by Gude. Homegrown. 1914 l..
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

VIII be open on Sundays hereafter from
p. m. to midnight
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
DiSpoSeS of $3.50. 900 Estate

81 Gallon for ReIsInSer's Ice Cream,
And il is guaranteed under the Pure-fOod
Law. Serial No 1861 2S5 q St NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

Sweet NiOIets. &c Per Bunch.
Kramer. the Florist. 9le + ST NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

Finely made Extension Table, like this
picture Made OF solid quaTtered oak, no
veneer used; top is "A inches In diameter
and extends 10 feet in length: has three
extra leaves. heavy one-piece pedestal
base. carved claw feet. and IS highly pol
lshed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
The Seven Jurors
Already Sworn

no. 7-DEWlNG z SMITH. retired
r1aoufacturer. nc. 253 Wezt f1ftn
Street
No. 2-CHARLEs -. FECkE. man
ager % = department of the C1oa-d
Steamship Tine, lives ~ No. 09f vyest
18Th Street
ne. 3-CEORCE PFhFF. dealer in
hardware and machinery supplies a.
No. Up Centre street. and lives % no.
on West i5sth Street.
NO. --ARTrUR S. CAMPBELL.
department perirtcndcnt Of the
American Telegraph and Telephone
Company living at Ne. s23 west End
Avenue
no. 5--ENRY C. HARNEY. man
aaer of = piano warehouse living =.
the corner o. Brook Avenue ana i32d
Street
No. e-HAPOLD r FARE. print
er and pubnsner; unmarried, tn.rty
years ~ age.
No 7-MALCOLW s. FRAZER.
dealer % uncer~ear, married; forty
years of age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
SlMMONS'S CHILD
LABOR LEGISLATION

WASIlNGTON. II. c.. January 25.-
Senator simmons to-day introduced
child-labor bin. which Is designed to make
IT. unlawful for am Interstate carrier 10
transport from the state OF production
into another state products of mine or
factory iu which children are employed
or permitted to work i'm violation OF the
cnild-iabor laws of the State in which
tle factory or mime il located
This hill differs from the BeNerid.c
bill. in that IT, does not undertake 10
make child-labor Law, but recognizes
the child-labor laws OF the several States
and seeks to make them effective. Il Is
based upon Tho idea that nearly all the
States have chnd-labor laws and that
thoy arc largely ineffective and will re-
main So as long as they can only he en-
forced BY local prosecution for their vio-
latOn.
This. MT Simmons thinks, Will MAKE
the state laws effective by making j.
practically impossible for factory or
mine TO "iolatc these laws and obtain the
benefits OF interstate transportation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26

"pea oItius tht invest. gatinu tar iutert-t
of railroad officials ln corporations ot
companies operating coal mines or .u-
eaged in coal trafir
ittgardln- the various associations. tne
following conclusions arc reached.
'-lhe commission hnds iu the Associated
Railroads of Virginia and the CaroIlnas
aH agreement among Tie several rall-
roads. parties thereto. uot to reduce coal
rates without consultation. and tue ilfer-
ruce IS tAat tho consent of the railroad
'enpanies represented iu tine association
is required.
l'uder the heading ~ monopoly or aut
part ~ tho trade or commerce ln coal
or traffic therein evidences concerning tlo
comm unity az interest n.tWeon the Penn
s.ltauIa. Baltimore and Ohio. NOrfolk
all Western. Chesapeake and ohio. New
York Central and Philadelphia and Read
lag Railways is conceded.
The report continues. Tle associatons
having failed 20 accomplish the desired
purposes. the Pennsylvania Railroad Conn
pany determined to buy sufficient OF the
stocks Of Tile Chesapeake and Ohio tlsi-
tmore and Onto ana Norfolk and Western
Railroads. $50 that acting with others. 8,
might control the policy % these roads
Tine commission reaches tle conclusion.
side fi0m. tue question whether the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company had a
majority of the stock Of tho other railroad
companies mentioned except the New
York Central. and that tho result WIS
To- practically abolish substantial com
petition between tile carriers of coal in
the territory under consideration
since the taking of evidence in this in-
NestIg.ttlrn the coV1Wi ssion SIS advised uf
the sale lr the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company of lt~ stocks Of Baltimore amt
Ohio. Chesapeake and ONO aud Norfolk
and Western. cog d part thereof. Th.e
action Ola tho part ~ the Peunsylvunia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
EIGHT WALK OUT
Of OANv.LLE JAIL
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE


IAN\ILLF VA January -5-INIIe
City Scrgoant j.. IT, Boisseau aud JaUcr
H. L. voolfolk were t-hsent from the
2 premises. and tie main door % the 5an
was unlocked eight prisoners. nNs of
whom were oelas le.l for SERIOUS or
iei-Se~' walked ort and made good an
escape "ii''-t o'-rs mo-ested. About
Hii'"'- or twenty other prisoners w.o
"''' p" lir r'i-iior at the time. aad the
opportunity - S;iln their liberty lf
'.Nu '-l seemed 10 prefer
'-- YES o- -- nose VINO
''H "-lle o3t- De-
49, ''' ''. Hi7"l jury lor roDhlns
-...-- 80 80 ueil O'ay "aA FOUND
WIS a1'-
80 p.,1tl iF-.H out sentence
b-.,- ,.,,,. ''-'''''e 9A-" s@IH-
,,,.,... ,~r.7 ''''N sentence ior
C.h sl.5o t.-.., ,,
..-s.-4 .-- -. '.- ".''S -eid l"r the
r-,.s...,,. ,-,.t,
-,0 -, 49,. -,-' "el.s Aelo tor
A.-f.,,- 'Nii's
CO., -s =, ~O'0i 'u' 4DF same or
e. ~ ~4llte' serving ol-
I'D MY "I court to-day.
Wndt the laller Saws
Jaie- XVoolfolk lad bc., -, e., .,
about two hours befo-. t,l. d.
IIe declared tna+ Do ,t.o.s,t.
locked rhe inner fro, 7,..,.. ''ft
said tfat Do. 4.9 t.t..- '1'S anu
His +leo,.,- FL. ,.... ,t. -. %' ' ''9''
of me ire-banisr9 - - ~ 'li 7"''e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
NORFOLK MAN TO BUILD
WAREHOUSE IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. MD. January 25.-Mr. F.
PATTERSON, OF Norfolk has been awarded
tho contract by the Canton Company. Of
this city. 10 build a four-story concrete
warehouse for the Gibbs Preserving COM
panv on Boston street Tho building
will be 100 by I'D feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26

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frirL u.n ,.ia ar. WILLING o- co.srs-
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't'f-i i. "I.-'" .S '- i'I' t..'- 'i'-
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20 ~-'e i''
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Married and Unmarried.
.... t. f..-- S. Harold H Fa-...
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Malcolm g. f.'@.' " ",'
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
GREAT SCANDAL
On The ISTHMUS
Large Sums Of Money
Squdndered by the
Employees.
SENATE WILL
INVESTIGATE

Senator Morgan, Who Has Been
Reported III, Is Really in Re-
urement, Preparing Re
port on Panama Mud q
dle-Recslls Days
Of De Lesseps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
AM On Interests.

Tile report says that all OF the aho,.
companies own. directly or bv stock
ownership i'm other companies larr. in-
terests IN coal lands The report CON
,ludes with recommendation for lreis-
latlve action based on the develop
Went thus far. These recommends. IONS
are.
"First-That every common carrier
engaged ia interstate transportation OF
coal he required 60 make public Tire
system OF car distribution fu effect
upon its railroad and the several uf-
visions thereof. showing how tile cars
for coal service is distributed between
tie various divisions ~ its road auI
how the same. iu times when the supply
Of equipment does not equal tile dc-
wand. is divided among the several
mining operations along such road. and
tuat tie carrier further be required
to publish AT stated periods and with
each divisional nealquarters upon its
line Of road. the sr stem OF car distri-
button in effect. and the actual dis
tributiou made % each mining opera
tion under such ~ .tcul
Second That where the capacity OF
The mines is tnc basis Tor tho distribution
of equipment. "a fsir. just and equitable
rating O fN.. mines reuffire9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
SEVEN JURORS
ARE SECURED
ThaW, Looking Healthier
and More Cheerful.
OdZeS at Crowd.
EVELYN THAW is
PALE AND ANXIOUS

AL Sorts Of Excuses Made to
Escape Jury Service-Many
Say They Were Friends
of White - Court
Adjourned Until
Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
Ketcham on Electricity.

The work Of gong through the jury list
was extremely tedious. Bits OF color
were thrown into the days proceedings.
however. by d. taiesman named ketcham,
1Conti,Iued an Tbir6 Page0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
CAPT. KEEGAN FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE

Los ANGELES Cal. oct. ~ -
Capt Austin Keogan. The wealthy
master % the four maatcd schooner
Cecilia Sudden. plying between
San Pedro and Puget sound ports.
must answer 20 charges 81 brutality
and extrcme cruelty preferred BY
John Jansen. an able seaman. iu
the United States district court
keegan was arrested aud taken be.
fore the q s court and bail WAS
fixed az $500. and the hearing a.t
for November ~ Hansen inform.
Cd the federal authorities that Capt
keegan nearly killed him with ter.
rifle blows because Of a tHuinR De.
lay IN the execution OF an order
The alleged battery occurred upon
the high seas Capt Kcegan FUR.
niHhed bonds aud Us nov on his
way north aboard bis schooner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
Continued Attractions.
PREDICTS WAVE OF
PROHIBITION


CHICAGO. Oct 30, Within five
years the south viii be solid for
prohibition. That IL my absolute
belief. based on a trip just com
pleted through the southern states,
whore prohibition il In the air"
The foregoing prophecy was
voiced by Mrs. l. NJ n. stevens, OF
Portland. Me. national president OF
the W. G. r. u.
THE Georgia W C, T. U, con.
vcntlon was extraordinarily enthu'
siaslic." said Mrs Stevens. "and
there we're evidences on every hand
that the Georgia public rs delight.
"a with the new state law imposing
complete prohibition
Il was predicted today AZ the I'M.
nols prohibition headquarters that
the Alabama legislature viii give
that state a prohibition Law within
six weeks Within the last two
weeks eight Alabama counties have
voted Tor prohibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
Bubonio Plague

The bubunic plague 10 caused by
impurities which ia various ways
get into the blood To insure your
self Immunity from the disease BE-
sure 20 destroy these Impurities Ia
some manner Scientists have
demonstrated that nothing pudfea
the blood like a good Turkish bath
Sweating 10 the only way 70 thor
ouKhiy cleanse the body We have
the best equipped and most coin.
plets Turkish bath establishment
sn the northwest. aud ths treat.
nsntn received here are far super
Tor 20 treatments given az any 81
the 80 called mineral spfinEa We
have a well equipped steam room.
hot rooms shampoo room. plunge
room. cooling room and private
rooms for those wishing 70 romsin
ali niKht
Baths from gse "a 81 A booklet
on the mac 81 Turkish baths irn"
Phones Main 1877. Ind Aitf Under
Grand Opera House
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
EARLY MORNING FIRE. AT
EVERETT CAUSES $4,000 LOSS

all Of the children OF the colony
we're rounded zap and taken TO
school The secretary OF the col.
ouy has refused heretofore 10, ho.
cause NO divine order had been ~.
coiyed thai the children were re-.
Quired to ~ TO public Institutions
tulum Eekola 10 the name Of a
suicide whose body was found yes.
tcrday In noadwntcr slough tie
was employed here ia the smother
and told friends that he would XIII
himself
n. G Walsh OF this city has been
appointed huhonic plague inspector
hy the Seattle board OF health.
Walsh lived in India mans years
and passed through the plague In
Calcutta lie will assume duties at
once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29

n some of the bad smelling jokes
10 one Of the acts az the Lyric the.
alter were omitted the show there
this week would DO well worth
seeing Lillian Fisher. the veil.
known local vocal instructor. IL
heard Ia a number II choice songs
from The Crisha and has never
appeared la better voice before Sc
attic audiences. Keller 10 n wire
walker who Is quite a performer.
and Weaver. Drew a Bryant have
comedy sketch that IL really fun
ny Grace Witchcr Is a aonbrette
OF mediocre ability The Le Bertua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
HOLLAND MAY BE
MADE DETECTIVE

chief Of Police Wappcnsielu Is
this afternoon makiHk a complete
Investigation uf the charge that
Former Detective Philbuck. yeater
day reduced 20 the rank % patrol
man. had promised % IN y gam
bling came Phiibrick denies the
charge Ia an To- PARTICULAR n
Chief Wappenaiein considers the
case against Phllbrick proven. he
VIII probably appoint William Hol
land, an old member ~ the force.
70 the position vacated b. phil.
brick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
TO BUY 40 MILES
OF COPPER WIRE

Assistant Superintendent Of
Lighting } p Ross this morning
turned over 20 Superintendent /. n.
foungs specifications for 40 miles
or 100000 pounds. Of copper wire
20 be used Ia tho new transmission
line The recent fail Ia the price
OF copper will permit the purchase
~ the wire a. sum al least
$4,000 less than Il would have baon
necessary 10 pay for the wlro a
abort time ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
SPRECKELS SAID TO
Be MAKING WILL

HONOLULU. oct 2a a rumor
Is being peraistently circulated here
t'at Claus sprecklea IL making his
viii aHd that he IL going 20 retire
from active business. placing the
management Of all his property
with his son. Rudolph For several
weeks a thorough examination and
accounting OF all the Spreokels
property IN Hawaii have been going
on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29

The bin at the Coliseum this
week has several acts OF the nature
20 please the lover OF things vnude,
william There ara those who be-
lleve that no good vaudeville show
Is complete without troupe %
acrobAts. That there Is ground for
this claim Is backed by the way
the crowds al the Coliseum last
night took % the Nels0nFaruum
troupe. two women and two men.
whose acrohatic work was easily
the hii Of the bill The musical act
Of West and Van Siclen. the Jus
Cling Of Wilbur Amos. the comedy
playlet OF the American Trio. the
character songs Of Felix Adler. the
biograph and the illustrated song
all 80 % make the show popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
.SWITCHMEN MAKE
THEIR DEMANDS

ST. PAUL. Oct 20 Representa-
lives Of the railway Hwltchmen
have waited on the general mana
ger OF the roads operating out OF
81 Paul and presented their De.
manda for tho year beginning Nov
vomher 1 Tho demands are time
and half FOR overtime, holidays
and Sundays