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-goaeft York ia i'll at his home on West Fifth avenue
 Leo Kastor fs seooveriag from aa operation which he underwent few days ago.
 ---s condition 0, Hugh Fox, who nas been very sick for several days. wss unchanged Yes-ersag.
 Doctor E. Payne Of No. s0s Main street, who has been sick for the past few days, is able to be ou, again
 The Pine Elun band will meet tomorrow night al the |. NJ c A. for practice. All members are urg- cd to be present.
 R C. Prewitt of Cornerstone has accepted position as bookkeep- CT with the Anderson Bacon Drug company in this city.
 Dorothy Gallagher. daughter of Doctor and Mrs. B. H. Gallagher, who has been very sick for several days, was much improved yester- day.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Knox and son, Dick" are sick with la grippe. On account of their illness General R. NJ. Knox was called home from Hot Springs yesterday.
 Miss Lenora Lovelace, a trained nurse. has been called from Little Rock to attend Hugh C. Fox of South Olive street. who is critically ill with pneumonia.
 The dancing party given by
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Missionary Meeting.

The following is the program foH the Christian EndsarOr monthly missionary meeting al ghe Fxs- Presbyterian church, this evening al SIS o'clock:
 Snbjset-'The Kingdom in the Isla nds-" Hymn--'Joy 10 ttae World"
 Prayer-1na. the waiting isles may receive His law.
 Scripture Reading. Isiah s.:10- l5. .s and 1l.
 Bible Thoughts. MT. T. Lgis. Hymn--t'Fear Not
 Bible references. Fannie Giles pie. Olivia Alexander. Harry Miller. John Alexander.
 Missionary Creed. by congrega- tion.
 The Islands are chriss's. Psalm 72:l-1v, Harvey Gillespie.
 Hymn. There Is a Welcome n Gods Mercy"
 Topic Thoughts. Mrs. Clarence Green.
 The Great Missionaries to the Islands, J. W. Crawford.
 Island Martyrs, Mrs J. V. 7rav- ford
 Geography of the Islands. " R. Seymour
 Island World Belonging tn Unit
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|. < % < . < < + ' ' | . . BRIEF MENTION. .
 . ' % % $ < % + < t 4 < ' $

@qq gs40gnp is 'lsAs guest .f @ a sl1'- by as Warmer
 o3teau8t clerk Essgas ls,sswxtes. has retas4as,a fora llr1le Rock.
 \. @. Mills Ns-s 3 b.esat.a+sis Rakl- .es n L6ttae aaa,et yesterday
 Mfs& sgtae1 cleauea1t as ptssitis.s ne3- za1aes and st5eaea< at Gassssa
 C. Q. ssaIb@i Leaves today sta NJ Louis to be gone ssrea,al e,aas-
 X P HaasgsF ot gast Seventh aps- nss. will spend Sunday aa Little Rock
 Mrs <, M Davidson pt No se'4 E.ass sssts avenue k 0a fhs sick Hist \. E. Cleveland ot Memphis @s sss,e a.5ag sgad.aq N8sa friends in tAas ..s@ssq1
 Doctor J. \ Matte WAS eaiae5 No Aannas yesterday oa professional fsags1aesx.
 F. F. Skinner os Camden ie spending Sunday with friends in the city
 Mrs. sseteef slfgh. o' sss wal nut street. is visiting relatives al xsilefson,
 J A Clements is buying mules Sn certain points in Missouri, for the Pine Bluff market
 (. F. Bradshaw of Tyler. Texas, l& she guest G Mr and Mrs. D ?. Stew art in Laksside
 Miss Mamie Austin ot Litle Rock Is gisiting Mir and Mrs. J r Deu!ng 4on Weg, Sixth avenue
 Miss Byrd Winters Is visiting s M Winters, her uncle, af Hager- man, New Mexico.
 Miss Amelia Hing Of No. TOT Walnut street is visiting friends and relatives in Little Rock
 Senator II. K- Toney ag-'.ed yes serday from Little Rock and will re- main in the city over Sundas.
 William H. Benton for Ter Pine Dluff boy, now living a' !. Springs 1s in the city vsiting s-.1 -.
 Mir. and Mrs T NJ Flli ,a of AL 1heimer are guests of D. C. Bell an1 mother on West Third avenue
 John D. We6ber left last night for Louisville. Ky, to spend month with friends and relatives. Simon Bloom, who is largely inter- ested in farming and business inter ests at Warner, is here spending a Kew days with his family.
 William Rosenzweig. proprietor of the Good Luck Store, leaves today for New York to purchase goods for the coming season.
 Gill Martin of tHe Murphy Martin Dry Goods company, will return from nte Eastern markets today, where he made large purchases for his estab-
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d States. J. 4. Buckner.

ed States, J. A. Buckner.
 Hymn. Jesus Shall Reign. =
 Mission Notes From the Islands. Mrs. Corinne Knox. Christine Mnr- phE. Arthur Green. Carl Bishop. Clara Conway. Miss Henderson. Iil- lie Darby
 Special Message. Miss Thorn.
 Saying ot Converts. Miss Rose Aiken
 Pastors fire minutes address Rer@read J. !. Norris.
 plDaSir.-5n-
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HOME JOURNAL pAn
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The officers of the society are, Hicks Riley president: Henry Ste. vsns. sscrerarg. and Milford Ellison school reporter
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EASY VICTORY
 FOR COOKsON
Champion Literally Raced Rings Around Bach. the Long Dis. tance Champion of Ger
 many. In MemnhiS.

AfOunu fsacn. the Long lpI>' tance Champion of Ger many. In Memphis.
 Friday Night.
 Before a great cr0W1 at the Au- ditorium. Cookson. worlds cham pion for one mile. skated rings around Bach. the long distance champion of Germany. says Saturday 5 Memphis Commercial Appeal.
 The distance was five miles. the purse. one-half of thte gate re- ceipts and the winner of two out Of three was to have the opportunity Of meeting Davidson. worlds long distance champion early next month, The victory was such an easy one that the promoters have decided 10 call the next two off and Cookson will race Davidson one mile March 4, two miles March $ and four miles March :. In last nights race COOK son literally loafed all the way. only twice showing anw of the pent up speed in him. He made one lap or one-ninth of a mile in 20 seconds add another in 1g 2-' seconds.
 In place of the iive mile race to- night. Cookson will go against the worlds record for a mile and Mon- day night two miles. He will pc paced by Hunter of New York on~ bicycle and 8 wonderful exhioi-4 tion is promised. =
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SPECIAL VALUES

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BOYS SUITS. NOVELTY SPRING SUITS :.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26
RULES a C AIN 8 r
PETTTBONE

BOISE. Idaho Dec e. -~l think
that the facts already IN evidence
tend 20 show that a conspiracy. as
is 'coniended by the prosecution.
existed. and I think that lho indie
pendent testimony sufficiently
tends to connect the defendant 81
Pettlbone Herewith 20 require the
submission ~ this case To- the Jury
Judge Fremont Wood with the
above words after reading
lengthy ruling. denied the motion
OF The defense In the pettbono
trial for an instructed verdict of
acquittal
Judge wood held 10 his ruling
that there "a not sufficient zorro.
borative evidence on Orchards tce
umony Of the Killing Of sieunon.
berg az separate transaction %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26
BUSINESS men ASKED TO
DECIDE ON. CANDIDATE

I'm getting tired Of these agra
waiting appeals 10 me 10 have me
designate by name candidate !
am willing 10 support for the renub
liean nomination for mayor. IL the
remark credited % formed United
States Senator John t. Wilson ana
delivered Ia a conference held At
the Rainier club few days ago
Why don't YOU men call con
ference % the business men of the
community and settle the question
one way or another
~ you don't get together and
agree ON some suitable and fepnt
able candidate pretty soon ! pro.
pose to HE myself away to South
ern California. there ia haah Ia
the pleasant shade OF the orange
trees Until the election II over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26
DISCOVERER OF Big GOLD
FIND is IN SEATTLE

Pete Monohan. the dlscovercr 81
pay on Valdez Creek. 70 miles in
land from Valdez. Alaska. arrived
here yesterday on the steamer sar.
a,oga from the north bringing with
him $4,000 in dust as a result Of
three uonths work Monohan first
made the discovery on Valdez creek
In 1903. in which year he landed
In valdez with 81 500 A stampede
resulted but those who went Ia
were notable 10 find enough gold
90 constitute pay The next year
there was another stampede. but
a. In the year preceding nothing
Of consequence was found As a
result nearly all the ground was
abandoned and is now controlled
b. Monohan
Parties arriving from that
vicinity state that the entire eoun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26
LIVING DOLLS AS GIFTS
FOR CHILDLESS WIVES
10y United press.)

DANVILLE. M. Dec. rs Real
live dolls for Christmas presents
we're the latest IN uanville. Some
time ago man conceived the idea
~ presenting hrs wife with an
adopted child from the Childrcns
Home here BE arranged for the
adoption aud then began. secretly.
50 his wife would not hear of n. TO
boost his Idea among some Of his
male friends In whose homes there
u no childish plattle The idea
took and two more adoptluns have
been arranged for.
AZ there were ouly seven babies
in the home. this cut the number
to four. Realizing that more were
10 come 10 them. the manager Of
the home offered the.other child
rem 10 responsible childless men
for Christmas presents for their
wives. and they we're adopted by
Christmas day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26
STOLEN GOODS ARE
IDENTIFIED

Representative ~ four % the
iRrge department stores have al
ready Identified a large portion OF
the $500 worth ~ piunneF found la
the room ~ Mrs Minnie Clements
AZ her apartments A. III spring e.
hy Detective Clark Wednesday
night n Is believed By the police
that shat is lefi all aooH b. ldsnti.
fed
Mrs ClcmcriH NaA arrested In
a local store after the alleged theft
Of some notions from enc ~ the
counters the act having been wit.
messed. IL Is claimed. BY Mrs y n
CUMMINGS a woman detective a.
tached 30 the store Search 81 Mrs
Clements rooms disclosed q mis-.
eellanepua Assortment 81 fancy
goods. Nomcn- wearing apparel
and toilet articles The property
has been taken 90 police head
quarkcFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26
DO MOONFACD MEN MAKE THE BEST HSBAN LILLIAN NORDEAU SAYS
1T DOESN'T FOLLOW
~ LILLIAN NoRpEAu.
Especially Written. for the sta

Especially Written. for the starr
Another high.browed gentleman
has come forward with a auiverful
OF set rules for choosing husbands
Tie is Or. jules won Bernaur. who
In a lecture before the Psychic
Physiological society IN Chicago.
laid down specifications for the
most approved thing IA husbands.
Summing 81 up. he declares that
the moon faced man 10 the one for
femlniniiy 90 "nei!, " femininity
wants all that ~ perfection in a
husband
o that IL were possible 20 select
ones affinity as one. does sew
INK machine from catalog O
that rules WERE without exception
with the inevitable exceptions ON
my side. I will ooncede that Or
Won Heruaur may be right by A.
hairs.breadth But I don't think
his rule rs reliable enough to doom
all but moon.faccd men 10 single
damnauon ! viii 40 further and
assert that Ratchet faced men make
good husbands. too Julius Caesar.
with face that would chop kind.
ling. is. believe. held up as a pref
IS fair sort Of husband lie was AZ
least the ardent champion. as
shakespeare pictured him. of his
adorable wife In modern times
the most conspicuous Ratchet faced
husband 81 King Alfonso OF Spain
They say he a. under the thumb
of his pretty English wife. And
who has any quarrel With a hen
uockcd man as q husband
OF course, the learned doctor de.
i'gOrs opinions upon men who are
neither hatchetfaced nor moon
'aood, but taking his extremes.
consider hts theory pretty well rid
died have seen moon faced mon
who are not good husbands, and SO
have you Ordinarily a moou-lacod
man is negligent, good-humored and
faithful; bat the moonfaccd Wan
i8 also apt TO bee careless. thought
less and Indifferent
Az any rate. 10 depend upon the
many. many women who have good
husbands who are not mooufaced
20 refute the DOCTORS very sweep
Ing declaration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26

tecs The business interests 81 the
Nomn fuuliY from the inteFseronne
"a Iaalitloa ln their business Our
fneuf aHFHh4f n comprised chiefly of
business meu or their employees
iiasinw 40 expenses to insect We
charge no admission fee go d "a
eamraFutiveiy easy To Eet uee mem.
tarH
~rhe officer. az the cluh arc my
acif president. M n Foster. vice.
president. 81 " Christian. secfo.
iarYf A r. uortrn. treasurer. aud
y ~ Notdbf. chairman ii the
cxeeuttve committee Senator
Poita. manager 81 the Arlington
hotel. usually provides ua meet
ms ulsee for the executive commit
toe. and thofe are practically no
other expenses. Mr NofdbF and
myself meet almost dailY 10 confer
VEaFdlug the ~ofk % the club
Just AZ present vs. are planning
10 hold a public meeting on the
niKht ~ January fnr the purpose
OF taking np the matter Of getting
ont a fuli registration ~ our mem
hers and others who are Ia sym.
uathy with our purposes This
meeting wiil BE- held AZ the rooms
of the Commercial club
Solicited 10 Join.
FROM a prominent contractor who
has 6uen solicited 90 become a mem.
bor az the club ~ ia learned that
perncaa are being solicited 70 Join
"a on the representation that Ger
tain big corporation interests are
hack OF Il and that " it succeeds
ia its efforts 10 control local
politics. defeat Mayor Moore Tor
70 election and city Engineer Thorn
son tor appointment Il VIII be
in ) position "a distribute fav0rn
a. eify contractors who are friendly
20 the organization and contribute
Co ila efforts
Mr. Farley denies that the club
has ans such purpose. though his
explanation OF what q has SGT out
20 accomplish do not fully account
Tor the intense and persistent &C.
tivity ~ its organizers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26
ARE COMBINING
BEHIND RUSSELL
Big Fellows" Of Republican Machine Are Getting the
Entire Strength Of Organization in Support Of the
Corporation Candidate for Mayor

Despite the character of hts i'm
mediate backing Mr. Russell en-
phatically insists in declaring that
~ elected mayor he viii continue
the law enforcement policy OF the
Moore administration and set his
face sternly at all times against
all forms OF graft and special priv.
ilege Undoubtedly this Is exact
~ the kind of a policy that Senator
Piper and Johnny" Clancy most
desire. hence the enthusiasm OF
their efforts ia Russelts behalf
The recent prominence OF the
Russell campaign has nipped as
with an almost killing frost the
mayofalty candidacy Of Councilman
II nurnettc. who entered the race
some ten days ago under the mis-
taken Impression that he would be
able 70 command most OF the ma.
chine support. which noN appears
~ destined 20 be delivered exciu.
sively 10 Mr. Russell Mr. Bur
nette Is now dcplofins the tto him
newly discovered fact that both
Senator Piper and Johnny Clancy
are opposed 10 his candidacy aud
are supporting Mr. Russell
ReveIle Crowded Out.
Another prospective candidate
who has hcen GROW ded OF tho
track by the. new Russell framcup
Is Councilman r, = Revelle. who
had intended 10 enter the race but
who has practically decided not to
DO So for this reason as he ex.
presses Il. chat an the biz fol-
lows would be against me. and Il
would be- 40 uae FOR me a. try TO
get the nomlnaglou in the face OF
their opposition
Mr Rcvellc has practically de.
cided 70 Keep out Of the wayoralty
fight and enter the comics; foy the
nomination TO succeed himself az
councilman from the Seventh ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26
SCHEME TO LOOT LIGHT
FUND Is ILLEGAL

money cannot be- taken from n 20
reimburse that fund
Mr. Calhoun has not a. yet look
ed up the ordinances ia question to
ascertain what their provisions are.
but they have been looked. up BY
members % the board Of public
works and by Mayer Moore who
holds that they provided for special
ieyies for special purposes and that
the lighting fund owes the general
fund little or nothing
Councilman Sawyer. chairman %
the finance committee. Who origin.
ated the sc~sme % loot the lighting
fund for the relief 81 general tax.
alton. bad a conference with Cor.
pofation Counsel Calhoun on the
subject this morning and asked Mr
Calhoun TO look the matter up and
give the committee an opinion
on H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26

deck without themselves encoun-
tering any danger
From this conflict IN the direct
and the hearsay evidence Il would
appear that even Mr. Drumhelior's
recollection Of the incident has
been confused that he hae told one
story 10 Mr Teater and another 10
the correspondent who interviewed
him for The Star II ~ also pos
sible that Mr. Teater, out Of the
excess of hin admiration and his
loyalty for General Metcalfe, read
into Mr. Drumbeller'a account OF
the incident an element Of heruigm
on the part Of General Meteslie
which Mr. Drumheller did not in
tend 10 convey
Heard II From Metcsifs.
Mr. Teater has frequently heard
a recital Of the incident from Gen
ersl Metcalfe and IL ~ also very
possible that MI Teater's memory
II az fault 10 that Il WAS General
Meicalfe and not Mr. Drumheller
who told him that the general jump
cd into the water and rls.ed his
own life.
When the fact was first publish
ed In The Star that Capt Wood and
Engineer Danforth denied that Gen
oral Meicalfe had riaked his own
lie. General Metcalfe was very
much worried lest the disclosure
lniure his mayoralty prospects and
urged his campaign managers to
wire 10 Spokane and procure an hf-
fldavit from Mr DrumheiieT re-
citing the facts His managers re-
assured him on the subject. how.
ever and this was not done. 10
therefore became necessary for
The Star 10 procure Mr. Drumhei-
lcrs statement thus disclosing tho
fact that his account of the incident
does not bear out the claim that
The general f. real hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26

warrant conviction, but on an other
crimes confessed by Orchard he
said there was confederation. toad
ing a. ahow the existence OF con
spifacy. and that Pettibone was "a
member Of a. The ruling means
that the state viii not be required
TO show BY Independent testimony
that Pettibonc had any connection
witt the steunenberg murder, but
that IL Do sufficient to show the OK.
iEfahce Of conspiracy. 0f which
the killing of Stounenberg was an
incident and that Pettlbono was
party to- the conspiracy
IodRe Wood excused the Jury AN.
90 o'clock this afternoon. when
Clarence barrow viii make the
opening address for the defense 10
the jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26

NJ rapid and sweeping moves the
.hose strength Of the old Rcpubli.
:. machine. organised and main.
.lsea b. the selfish. privilege.
....gns inierests. chief among
..,.A are ne Seattle Electric Co
"a he Seattle brewing A Mailing
IN "a heing lined un behind the
s.saldacy ~ City Treasurer George
sensen for the Republican nomiua
80 for mayor As soon a. this
=. been accomplished Mr. Rus.
- declaration % candidacy viii
: eled and the Russell campaign
s,xsnlsed through the perfection Of
/. Russell campaigu club
Piper and Clancy.
chlef among the more active
maedlate supporters OF MT Rus.
~ are state Senator George Z.
ngaf and Johnny Clancy % no
sarsoas twenty percent gambling
rsN lanne But before they can
.otsea utth the pfogram 20 name
n Russell for the office q Is nee.
nssry for them Go procure tpe con
ssnt and Endorsement for laelr
anaidatc az the men higher upr
\ positical and business circles,
~ men who dominate the ma.
sklne which they represent and
shc provide the fards for the cam
aslEns which e Is called upon from
tine to dme 90 make
Mr. Resell has expressed himself
i reluctant 10 make the race.
tkuaxh wiilins 10 Do so provided
Il can enter Il with the backing
Il AL the Interests which 80 to
sake ID the machine. and BE- free
tosn the Danger % attack from any
hsl4e specialprivilsge source, His
nmediatc supporters believe that
neg can give him assurances
gslnst such opposition and arr
norkinE diligently 70 that end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-26

-rhe question OF whether the
uaneil can. transfer money from
T. liEhtng fund to the general
md As proposed In the ordinance
haruduced last Monday night
hnges upo0 the reading Of the
ssasnances making the tat levy out
ftAe receipts Of which the interest
q The light bonds has been paid.
nd Corporation Counsel Scott Cal
Aoun this morning. III the tax levy
wdlnances levied the taxes In gues-
non Tor the special pufpos eof pay.
u the interest on those particular
Nnd issues. % even merely levied
Aem for the benefit Of the lighting
Ind. then the interest was paid
IT o. special and nos general funds
i THIS case the light fuud does
~ one the general fand and the
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Organization Headed by P. ]. Farley and P. F NOrdby
is Working Hard to Accomplish Unknown Ends
Members Being Solicited.

All unbcknowa TO republican
party leaders and party workers
81 prominence. T.. i. Farley. an
attorney ~ political productions
ard 4 " NUrdby a retired mrr
chant. are carrying around Huder
their bats an Organization known aa
the Seattle Republican clnh. which
y moving In mysterious ways lis
wonders. fn perform
Beth men are deFutiue much per.
sonai enerEg to thD ciuha moiiuFe
and they bold mrutinte almost
daily al which they discuss haiwsen
them subjects sclatIng 20 She good
az the order bat shat they are
tryiuE 90 accomplish II ans thing
b. q subject which theY warlis re-
fraim from dieeuaainE for purposes
Of newspaper publication
Has s7s Members.
According 10 the two Eemilefirn
the club has already an enrolled
membership % as persons. an ~
whom arc claimed 10 b. active
workers. which membership a con
staniis Increasing through their
combined personal efforts. despite
the fact that The club puts forth
no declaration ~ principles. main.
sAins DO headquarters. hi4lia fcH
meetings and rcfrnina rrllEipuaiy
from eourting publicity ~ any Mind
or character
The organization 81 the club
grew out ~ the campaign tuo years
ago for the election Of County Com
missioner Al Rutherford. said p
j. Farley this morning Moving
spirits IN the organization had been
Instrumental Ia the sueeeaafsi ~
fort % nominate Mr. Rutherford
and after the election a sort 81 a
ratification meeting vas held a.
which II was decided - make the
organization permanent WI have
been Eoiug about our ~orN quietly
holding few meetings and maiufain
ing no headquarters. bat We nov
have fTa members
The Primary Purpose.
Primarily our purpose IL 20 pro.