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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-11
Scnnapps Tobacco is Made ENTIRELY from Flue curoa
'ooacco Grown in the Piedmont Country. =
Inc Imitation Brands Have Schnapps
Quality Only On the Outside
Of the Plug

Hundreds of imitation brands are
on sale that look like Schnapps to-
bacco. The outside of the imitation
plugs of tobacco is fue cured the same
as Schnapps, but the inside is filled
with cheap, flimsy, heavily sweetened
ar cured tobacco. One chew of
SchnapPs will satisfy tobacco hunger
longer than two chews of such To-
hacco. The color, size and shape
OF the tags, plugs and packages of
certain Imitation brands of tobacco
have been made so much like
SchnapPs that they have often been
accepted by buyers under the belief
mat they were getting Schnapps
Sufficient proof has been secured
to establish the fact that certain
brands are infringements and in vio-
iatlon of the trade mark laws. vet the
trade will continue to be imposed
upon by these infringers until the suit
already entered and now pending to
protect Schnapps is decided A
great many of these limitations are
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-11
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
State Of South Carolina,
Union County.
Court Of Common Pleas

OulOn NOuHty.
Court Of Common Pleas.
X. Melvin Estes, Ida Ellen Dickerson,
Fannie McHugh, Willie J. Estes, Ar
thur A. Estes, lola Thayer, Ellen
McQuown, Tiney Moore, Azilee Es-
tes, Massie Lee Estes, Sarah Fran
els Keller, Johnnie Stevenson, Ella
all and Alice Sfn'nF.ss. S,,a,mFeEi
against
Mary A. Estes, A. J. Hill, w. B. Hill.
Sarah Minnie Graham, Loula Sam
derson, Bessie Estes, Duncan Es-
ties, Bolton Estes, Robert Lee Stew
erson, McDuhie S. Stevenson and
Lillian Stevenson, Defendants.
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the Complaint in this
action, OF which copy is herewith
served upon you, the original Of which
said Complaint and Summons were du-
ly filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of
Court OF Common Pleas for Union
county, South Carolina, at Union court
house. S. c., on the 18th day of No
vemhrr, A. D. 1906, and to serve
copy OF your answer to said Com
pla;.,: on the subscriber at his Of
hcc, at Union, South Carolina, within
tw""ty days after the service hereof,
exclusive OF the day OF such service;
and il you fail to answer the Com
olaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs in this action will apply to the
Court for for the relief demanded in
the Complaint.
Dated at Union, South Carolina, No.
vember 18th, 1906
J. A. Sawyer,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
|. Frank Peake,
Clerk OF Court (Seal)
To the Defendants Robert Lee Ste
verson, McDuftie S. Stevenson, LOU
la Sanderson and Lillian Stevenson:
Take Notice: That the Complaint in
this action, together with the Sum-
mons, OF which the foregoing is a
"opy, was duly filed in the Office of the
ERIK OF Court OF Common Pleas for
Union county, South Carolina, at Un-
ion court house, S. c., on the 18th day
OF November, A. D. 1906.
J. A. Sawyer,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Union, S. c., Nov. IS, 1906
To the Defendants Bessie Estes, Dun
can Estes, Belton Estes, Robert Lee
Stevenson, McDuffie S. Stevenson
and Lillian Stevenson:
Take Notice: That unless you pro.
duce the appointment OF a guardian
ad litem to appear and defend this &C.
ton in your behalf, I will, after TWEEN.
ty days from the date of the service o.
the Summons, Complaint and this No
tice, in this action, upon you, apply tc
c. H. Peake, ESQ.,, Master for Unior
, county, at his office, at Union court
= house, for an order appointing some
n suitable person as guardian ad liten
j for you, and authorizing and requiring
~, him to appear and defend this actor
: in your behalf.
II ]. A. Sawyer,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
:. Union, s. c., Nov. 18th, 1906.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-11
ITO BE CONTINUED
FACTS ABOUT MEXICO.

There are ten volcanoes in Mexico.
Mexico has a coast line Of over 6OOO
miles.
Mexico has vast deposits Of onyx and
marble.
Mexico has ffty-nine lakes and great
lagoons.
The area of Mexico is about 100000
square miles.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-11
By KATHERINE CECIL TT
Author Of 1.-The Circle" Etc

o'Srisht' 1904. by Harper e. Brother.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-11
CHAPTER w

20 those whose sphere lies In the
west OF London, Fleet street Is
little more than name and
Clifford's inn q mere dead LOT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
FALLS FROM CAR
AND LOSES MONEY

IN an attempt 10 leave a street
car AZ Broadway and Howell IT.
shanf 10 O'Clock last night, MrH.
Raeier. Of iea North broadway. fell
from the step and sustained A num-
sar ~ severe bruises and cuts.
The injured woman claims that
she had a small black sack tied
around her neck containing nearly
500 In paper money. and that u
was gene when she sent % look
for n. officer Corning vas seut
out from police headquarters 10 In.
testlgaie. and reported that no one
hciped Mrs Buaier GA The Car or
II the drug store except Mr. Beeirr
and officer MAnseil There wss no
one In the High School pharmacy.
Al 1900 Broadway. where Mrs
Baeier VAS taken from the car
after her fall. but the proprietor,
]. O ReaAa
When Mr.. preier was seen this
morning be stated that he was not
sure whether his wife had the
money with her. although be knew
she had Il In the morning Mrs.
Hueiar oould not talk nationally be
eauae % her fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
TROUBLE IN CROWD
AT LAND OFFICE

this mernlns applicants we're adj.
misted through four doors a. once.
prothero tnok bis place Ia the
corridor AZ 10 o'clock last night.
when there we're only ~ men walt.
ing. lie was not IN uniform. and
stood or slept there all night
At $40 o'clock this morning Kay
aud othera reused Chief Wappcn.
stein out Of bed by the Telephone,
complalnad about prothero and said
that thef coslld not receive civil
answer ag police headquarters 20
their request for aid.
In reply 70 the charges made
against him. which Kay declares
viii DO pushed. officer prothero
anyA.
4 dldnr show my star II all. or
puah aus one oat 81 place. but aome
one tried 60 shove me aside. There
was no line At all No one would
have known that I ~an a police
officer. II I had not bad on my
uniform trousers
Among tag names % Witnesses
obtained bs kay are men from
Mesa. Wash. Portland. Ore. Boil
Ingham and Seattle. Several of
these, Proshsro declarea. we're not
given BY the ownera themselves.
bus by others In tho crowd
The matter IL regarded es a farce
BY Chief WAppenstein sad othsra
who were pfeaeat during the al.
LACED mlseonducs u proshero. The
officers statement IL regarded AZ
satisfactory lie has been on the
police force for \ number of years
and 10 trusted officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

SEATTLE OFFICIALS. HEADS OF
DEPARTMENTS. DECIDING OK
WHAT ACTION TO TAKE TO
HANDLE REGULAR BUSINESS.

Heads Of city departments are
getting ready 20 make the neces.
sary reports as 70 what action viii
be taken By each department, In
reference 20 ballard In the event
u annexation.
Acting Health officer Daniel
Buckley filed his reply this morn.
ing. stating that there would be al
assistant health officer and mum.
Der Of inspectors stationed IN Bal.
lard
City Treasurer George p Russell.
In reply 10 an Inquiry a. 10 what
would BE- dome By his department.
nald
Il am not yet In position "a an
sueF that question a. infaiiiEeniy
a. | would like TO. I have moi look.
ed over the field sufficiently OF
course there would b. no expense
for rental 10 the city n hfanehsss u
the departments we're matnt aimed
IN Ballard. "a the city has a fuuhie.
lpal building. which. on annexation.
would becosne the property q the
city Of Seattle. and could be used
for that purpose.
THE question. however. depends
on whether OF not Il would be good
policy to have branch offices In
Ballard. Another way Of looking AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

Transportation men are still
fighting the pllotase law /. T.
Gray made the following statement
Ia The star this morning We
viii earn this case 10 The superior
courts IN order % have justice BY
cry steamship company on the
coast wiil have a representative
prrsent At Olympia 10 fight the
passage Of bill that all PLACES a
festriction on the navigation 81 the
sound
This bill Will not only partain
10 vessels wish foreign charters. bur
also 10 coaatwlHe boats. and Will be
= detFtment 70 the shipping circles
q the sound The Puget sound dis
ttsct II known all over the wofid
70 be one o. the safest. and Il Il was
necessary for such a las 10 be pass
II the tnaFsae inspectors would
hare heen asttating the passage OF
such : ban Years ago
All coantwlaa boats carry a
licensed sound pilot. and the boats
operating n faFslgn waters coming
70 the sound have specially paid
pilots Tor bringing the hsiass In
and such = Law IL absolutely an
necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
MEN ANXIOUS TO FlLE ON
wAArcom LAND STAND IN
LINE AL MONT - ASSERT
THAT POLICE OFFICER usgo
His POSITION TO GAIN WANT.
AoE POINT.

The opening 81 the United States
land office IN the Pacific block. for
the distribution Of land in what.
coin county. was the cause OF con.
siderable disturbance TO the police
this morning..
". q KAY. % tho Kay 1ewelry
company, Of Arlington. wash. aud
some ak other men az the 400 walt.
lns ~ the doors Of the land office
since last night. charged Pollce of
flcer q. A prothsro. Who guards
the crossing AZ Second av. and
lanes 81. with having forced pof.
sons oat II the line By The author
~ of his star. IN order 90 give him.
self front position Proshero'a
statfment and that ~ Officers Le-
count and Zimmerman. Detective
Corbett and men In the crowd, en-
tlroly justify Prothero's conduct.
A written notice on a hoard be.
fore the rooms Of the Land office
stated precisely that there would
he no need Of forming a line. and
that all applications for land would
he received as II made simaltane.
ausis. Tho crowd. however. seem
ed to ignore the notice. aud feared
that Fyothcro would set the beat
II them. A u VAS. Al > o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
PECULIAR CASE
OF MARRIAGE

Ia nsxnlnx the decree annuillng
the confused marriage OF Solomon
{. hFupb&axh aad Ina e Miller
this moralns. Superior Judge Fra.
ter decided the flrat ease OF thls
nature since sitting as Judge OF the
King county courts
The case In sosne respects IL pe.
eullar. ard the conflicting 81 The
ofeaun and Washlnwtea Laws ~ 10
the az monthss limitation prohibit.
lnE 4 remarFiagc hofween divorced
couples II the basis upon which the
case vas tried this morning.
fnm E Miller. the defendant. wss
married 10 Stanley Miller At IA.
GfAnde. Ore. years sso. hat on
April -. 1909. = decree Of divorce
uas granted her In tho Oregon
courts In the meantime she had
made the acquaintance al solomon
g nrumhaush. and IA lsss than 20
iayn after the she received she DE-.
ervo she decided 10 marry Drum.
aaakh
Fearing the orrxun limitation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

Law pruhIbiglng her marriage wiih'
Ia his nanths after the divorce.
the coupse tame 70 Washington be
isevsnF that the Oregon and Wash.
inxten lass were not alike.
a marriage license waa secured
a the k.lIz county court house
asrlY 10 MAy. 1906. aud an ordained
minister performei what they be-
IEesed to be the marriage Thes
occurred apartments ia Seattle and
Tor ssveFal uaonths lived together
a. man and wife
Bramhepxh later learned that the
waahlngtaD laws were the same rs
the Oregon laws SIC told hls sup.
poneA wife ~ whaf he had learned
and. fsafinx arrest. she Jeff for
her home IL IAGrande At the en-
nsratson 81 he slx montha the enn.
pie agreed 70 marry. bat now that
the Sin moHfha ere ap they con
eiaded thaf thsy 80 not want 20
MARRY. Tts hushand then began
annainenf proceedings. which vere
Kren.wd fhia nofnine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

we're wrnaxilnN over the admission
nf Green's OPINION A 90 the defend
auts sanity when the court an.
noanceA tho recess
ceers Doors Closed.
A crowd gloeked Ento the court
rpom shia afternoon. kAily tfeaeei
women gislnx the place the appear.
aHee 4 maftnSe ThAs uas dss
PLEASED. and The iudss ordered the
deors locked A numteF of news
paper naen and ans u Thaw'a com.
sel were Nhut cut
Jerome began the Rfsernoan $50
siun b. asking the opinlens % The
coarg Il appeals 70 she effect that
las witnesses aFa uas competent 70
pas upon the mental coaditlon q =
aefenaant
The eoart % appeals held. hos.
ever, saat lay witnesses could state
whether an act ~ = defendant ap.
rrared ratioaai o. irratiouaA
Martin Green VAS called The
question: waa- In Yoar orlalnn. the
iefendant rational ~ lFrmtionAi.r
hsa besa pfopeandsa. AID Jercne
1h kscfezi The court oveFsuied the
oaseesien. Grrea stated that. IN ~
ovia.an. the defendant waa IRA
tseeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

Ballard, Wash, FEB D, i8Hfs
Editor Seattle Star. feel that
Il would only be Justice 20 take \
mans part that has done bis duty,
and stu Is blamed Tor not doing
n Ia The Star yesterday Il an
article written b. a certain Fuller.
ton have had the pleasure OF
knowing him some time. and his
word may be good. but perhaps
prompted BY something besides .
great feeling for human safety he
made IN the statement yesterday.
On the night In question I was
aboard the Kltsap Furthermore.
vas on deck ~ the time ! ltd not
hear 81 distress signals BY the
Nnnsacallo until Port Madison dock
saa reached. eapt Eiostmark did
not make any such remark ns stat.
81 IN thu item.
Furthermore, AZ soon ~ Capt
Hoatmafk heard Of the distress sig.
nals be hurried bis boat out and
made for the Port Madison sandspit
whafn he had an unobstrueted FleN
~ tie auand from Madison Head 70
teams Point. but 10 vessel being
n sirhf ne naturally concluded
fhat sQms7ue'e ears haa PLAYED
rftm fsief. perhaps NJ FULLER
~ - been. steamboatins on the
GOV for neSrif nine years. and
Sol seser seen any saptain more
"a I've - dutf and safety ql
- 4aafe fLSu tiapt floailuafN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

UNKNOWN BARK MAY
be WRECKED

An unknown bark ia anchored
near DsnEef rocks. a abort distance
from Gape naaie. and mny be
dFtssa on tho rucka and efe<ked hy
The sale FaEinK This Information
waH received b. the Merchants In
change this afternoor from Llshi
h0ass Keeper Patterson At Cape
Hsale. On account 81 The thIek
weather. the bNrke sikAais eanaaa
~ made oat The Wh4sef Orion T.
also aeas The roek. anxkoFed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
BANK cLrAHlnos.
CALL PARTNER
MURDERER
KILLING or BROTHER or
BRITISH NAVAL COMMAND.
ar RESULTS IN w. ~. q.
wRioar's ARREST ON LAT
TER's ARRIVAL HERE.

believing that he wsa connected
wiih the murder Of his partner.
claude Young. Detectives Barbee
and Brown test evening arrested ".
"a. ~ wright a young electrical
engineer
Yesterday afternoon dispatch
~aa received from chief Of Police
Dlnan. Of san Francisco. stating
that Wright was wanted W thai
city Tor the murder. which occurred
last Friday evening. The local De.
tsctiyea made the arrest just aa
Wright was stepping efr the steam
ship Watson. Hir capture was
wtrs dc san Franriaeo. but no an
swsr has been received from the
authorities there u IL supposed
that Chief Dinan will send an Of
ficef 20 take Wright back TO San
Francisco.
Wright. who IL being held IN the
city gsH awaiting Instructions. de-
nies that he knew anything about
the murder until ne was arrested.
Ne snd Young sent 70 srhoai IN
England toeethes. ara aieo served
IN The same regiment m The Boer
war whsn theY met recently In
Tonopah. they formed . partner
ship. both being engineers. end
went 20 RhYoiits. New snd from
there they sent 70 f>os Angeles and
Then 20 Ean Franeiseo.
Wright claims his parsnes vas %
have met hin Friday evening At
7 80 o'clock 10 TAKE the boat for
Seattle. and that when he dtdn't
turn UP at the meeting place. he
left his ticket az the office for him.
He IL wiiiing 10 80 back q face
any charges 80 he believes be can
prove his innocsnrc
faune waa Kicked 10 death By q
hessy miners heef IN the Ferry
Lodging house. san Franelsco. Ills
hody VAS found at y m. kzafur-
day. Robbery paA evidently not
tho motive lie II a brother Of the
commander % tie British man-of-
was orieo. now lYgnx ~ kingsson,
farssatra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
JUDGE THOMPSON STILL
PLEADING FOR HIS BOY
WILL DETERMINE
MURDER CHARGE

Coroner Carroll viii hold the In
quest on the body nf John Jackson.
Nho u supposed 10 have been MUIR
dered b. his wife. Ruth. last I1t-
day morning. ~ 10 o'clock tomor-
row moruins at Bonney~ Watson.
osaeward and Rubcnrtein. the
chemists. have not finished their
analysis Of the contents Of Jack
sens stomach and the substance on
the pocketknife found In Mrs. Jack
sons possession, and which IL be-
lieVed to have caused jackson'a
death They stated today that they
would b. through with the analysis
in time for the inquest tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
rREsrLs 10 sscssn.

The srentie near nyera landing
near aitth az weet near Smiths
cove. was erpkeu early this morn.
ing by ioas ffom boafH 81 The
seattle Lumber company mill The
lssss pounded aesinst the pilins Hr-
iii the piles we're smashed 20 spin.
tern. Ths street ear service between
Ballard and Seattle vas paraiysed
fnr a time. passengers bsins re-
aalred 10 waik several blocks. max.
ing connections on either aide Of the
break
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

OLYMPIA. Feb s-~scnator
Rn,h's oyster land grab btu. 20 Eive
occupants ~ oyster laada title 20
the same TOR SIC per traet. occupied
the entire morning ReaaiDn ~ the
senate today. Ruth argued the hiil
At length. denounclng the newspa'
ners which have shove np the char
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
CHURCH SERVICES
HELD At GRAND

beginning next Sunday morning
the Grand opera house win be used
al a church by Rev. w n w. Rees.
pastor OF the First Methodist
church. Rev Rees made the an
nouueement this morning and said
he would conduct Sunday morning
services there until the new church.
on FIFTH Az. and Marion st.. should
BE- ready for occupation. Since the
beginning % the year Rev. Rees has
been using the Coliseum as
church. but he has been obliged 10
find some other place as the large
auditorium could not be comtortah-
~ heated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

Death and want robbed ths Luck
God this morning Of one Of hts ben
efieiaries when James Mccullough.
aged q. was found dead IN hls
shack in the rear Of 1871 Harvard
av.
on the old mau's body was piled
every rag and scrap Of eiothing IN
The hovei aud che veteran had prob
ably devoted his last moments N a
ffuitiess endeayof 70 keep warm
Death had come just IN time 90
prevent him from putting in his
claim 70 a large fortune claimed BY
him ~ have recently Inherited from
relatives ~ ireland,
Ncculieugh was once = wealthy
hardware merchant IN Virginia. but
lived IN Seattle for the past n
years Ho made his living cutting
lawns and gardening ~ the rest
dence district around his home.
The cid man Nan last seen Sat
ufday might ia John Deeksr's gro
Gerry stefe. az Harvard Az. and Den
~ way. where he usually spent his
evenings This morning. when
David Koran. 81 1921 Harvard av.
weut 70 see what had become Of
Mccullough. he vas forced 20 break
open the door and found him dead
IN bed.
Wac Cold and Hungry.
Prom The rags and cioshen piled
on his body Il is believed he died IA
want 81 fuel ana possibly hungry.
lie was known 70 have contracted a
bad cold last Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

OLYMPIA. Feb. 6. - A move
against the hig public service and
CORPORA tion tax dodgers Vas started
IN the aenatr this morning. zhcn
the eugnmiftee on revenue and taxa
tion introduced a. a COMMITTEES a
proposed constitutional amendment
auifemenfs REGARDING revenue laws.
The amendment proposed u from
the Minnesota constitution. ard
reads As follows
The power Of taxation shall
never be surrendered. suspended or
contracted IN any way. Taxes shall
Be uniform upon the same class Of
subjects and levied and collected
FOR public purposes
The chief purpose Of this amend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
THOUSAND NILE NONSTOP
TRIAL Esps-

At exactly 2 minutes 10 ~ today
the Cadillac car cf the Broadway
Automobile COMPANY. which has
been On |. 900 nile nonstop run.
completsd the long Journey. the
engines never having stopped sinca
the1 were started At 20 Seconds be.
fore neon SUNDAY
The hest tine uaa made during
the last 50 miles. and the engines
wers running stronger and steadisf
"A the fiBiah than at the commence.
rent of the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
ANNEXATION
is BEING DISCUSSED

Il that the present Ballard city hall
might be used for branch offices for
the different departments. for the
convenience Of the people Of the
district north OF the canal Ballard.
Fremont and Green Lake. aud II
the people Of University preferred
TO go TO Ballard instead Of coming
20 the city hall here to pay their
taxes. they might have that option.
As regards my department. the
collection of water rates, overinps
into Superintendent /. D. founTs'
haiIlwtck. and consultation with
him would. Of course. be neces-
sary"
Means More Work.
Comptroller II. W. Carroll said:
The annexation Of 20 popalous
community Af Ballard would. of
course. Involve = great deal more
work for this department, and ne
cesxltafs sn Increase in the number
Of the employees. Whether that
work should be done from this Of
flee or from . branch office al Bal
lard. IL something | am not yet
ready 20 answer. viii study the
question more thoroughly"
Council Superintendent 81 Streets
Walters said that he was not yet
ready % report. as he had not
studied the question sufficiently.
Mayors superintendent ~ Streets
Theophlius NJ. Brown said: AS
my term ~ office VIII probably err
pire before the annexz;fon 81 Bal
lard takes effect. have not studied
the question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
SULTkN'S SOLDIERS
KILL TRlBEsMEh

TASotEn F'cb g Troops of the
sultan TO-DAY attacked en- nnfuly
tribe 81 natives near Fikesr butch
erred every member 81 the tribe
men, women and children being
slain lndiscrlminateiN The tribe
mfu's houspe were burned ard estt
tic hnd other property was confis-
Gated BY thr soldiers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
BALL|NGER RESIGNS
FROM CHAMBER

tha United States. which nscessi.
iaies his fvnear4I 10 Washington.
=, c.
g n Wvwies. president u the In.
tsfrAsinaai coutfaet company. wRs
elected - the COMMITTEES ~ the
neW chairman. Resolutions we're
raised b. she chamber tn which. a.
body. The esefnhers deeply regret
bis ioss. hos considered 4 a matter
- ks pfo8d 81 mat ono q thslf
numhsr sss1nld have BEEN appoint
"a 80 a position 81 such national
prominence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
IgAvEs SEATTLE TO ACCEPT
Position 90 NATIONAL ta-
poRrsNcE - RESOLUTIONS
PASSED.

Judge HiehAFd A rslsinseF this
Afssfueon rendered his resignation
"a a member ~ the Chamber ~
t9mn4erre and chairman 81 the
eamszltes en- city affairs. because %
his acceptance % the position -
fe1essl land office commissioners n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
=aa4aaaa
WILLAMETTE RIVER
IS STILL RISING

PORTLAND. ore. Fsb. e-Ths
willamette river as npnn waH 81 q
hslkhf II fsss fNei. and T. expeeted
10 roach e tees b. Friday. wheu
the crssg of tne food. now A. Al
haay. - miles away. reaches here
n Is thosxkt shat % further dam
as nj. feHait hsfs. as The me-
chants and righteousness On the
Waterfrunt streets far several
bioeka hack from the river arr
usoelnx oaf II Il thought tie
worst IL past throughout the vii
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