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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
ASKS POSSESSION
OF PROPERTY

y. L. Whiting. a. trustee sor the
estate Of Frod n ilallett. bankrupt.
today filed an aetion la the superior
court asking fhr possession Of valu.
ahl0 property interests of com.
muuity nature. now held Jointly BY
the Hailctt. and $. A. Martin. The
complaint charges that on Sept 80.
1907. Hallcit WAS adludged bank.
rupt aud his estate turned over 20
Whiting as trustee. that aimee that
time Il was discovered that Hallett
and hia vito had acquired two.
thirds interest IN a lot and building
valued AZ $4,000. and against
which there Is an outstanding
mortgage II tg2 200,
Trustee Whiting says this prop.
erty interest should be held "a d
part Of the bankrupt estate and he
Wishes title settled 80 that II can
be- adIadleatea with tho remainder
81 the hankrnpts property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

tsoattlo stars EsoIuaIve ssrvle

tocattlc stars Exclusive Serviee,)
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov o.
Young men and women, how would
You like 10 live Ia tho United
Statoa n it should be deoroed there
we're never 10 be any more sweet.
hearts.
Old men and women. how would
you llke TO live In thla country n.
after certain date. all respect for
womankind would be withdrawn
II may appear 10 the reader at
first glance these questions are pre-.
posieroua. So they are. ilut as.
sure you J have a distinct purpose
10 serve. / desire 10 present the
japanese question" Ia new suit
OF clothing. tho kind II ought 10
wear.
The situation suggested In the
opening queries would become a
reality II no ono lived here but
Orientala.
Japan has no sweethearts IN the
sense We know them She has no
lovers. All her women are slave
girls and slave women.
IN Japan. or Ia the Japanese col
onies on the Pacific coast. Il Is not
case OF acquaintance ripening
into friendship. friendship running
70 love and love ending IA mar
riaKe. The young japanese does
not select his wife or have any
thing 10 do with II.
Thousands Of Japanese women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
RED HOT time MARKS CLOSE OF
CALIFORNIA EXTRA SESSION

sAeRAMENr0s Cal. Nov. 30
nlsssr attacks on francis J, heney
"a Llncoia steifena BY Assembly
~.n Grove Johnson % Sacramento,
srelxnment OF the campaign ~
.N~ss exalnss capitalists and cor.
,ssstIons BY him and stingiug
ssr,v 81 Assenhiyman Frank Dew
- Y vallejo IN witch the southern
p,egfle political bureau was aasalled
r.steA tire close 20 the assembly
4 ~ extra session ~ the ieEisla.
surs. uhlch came 60 an ead az noon
sslsy The fight was preeiaisaied
40 Johnson vas requested % out.
- he financial situation through
sss the state
~rhe financial conditions we're
.sreA hy he lliegA, acts II men
!. New YORK. unnecessary assaults
sswurhout the couatry and In San
T,aacisco IA particular. upon every
ran Who has made money" said
,nhnsnn. The abuse and attack ~
xsalgh and corporate Interests have
lad their xreat share Il has be
rme crime in California % be
successful 10 business ~ IN lifc.
Hsuey ard sseffens.
-Ileuey ard Steffens several
~ars ago wsHt through this state
ss;aehinG certain Institution A.
rkkeA and bad and that Il should
! swept out % power I nyaeit
"a cAaractef.Eed a. wicked and
1 tke employ of this Wsiiiltion
"a uaxht rot 10 b. reelected
TIE proprietor &C e san Ffan-
asrn paper. the worst 81 the band
Eat has preached The desi nictioa
4 sapit2l. when ia Santa barbara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
HOuseholders

Househoiders should realize In
lnsuring their dwelling that dwell.
ing house insurance Is the cream
of the insurance business. and they
should expect a much greater pref.
ernnce in rates than IL allowed
them by the Insurance Trust
The way 70 obtain equitable
rates on this class OF insurance Is
to insure with the Northwestern
Mutual Fire Association The
Northwestern Is saving Insurers Of
this class 80 to 50 per cent Of the
cost Of their insurance with other
companies. 4 card or telephone
call 20 their office viii bring yon
handsome illustrated pamphlet
covering q number Of prominent in
suTers In this class. and outlining
fully the plan OF writing this insur-
ance
The Northwestern has saved it's
policy holders since its organiza-
ton over $500 ,Q000o as compared
with Board annual rates. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

was found IN HIS private car q. De-
entertaining the very man who was
the target OF abuse 81 hts paner
insinecrity in attack and unacrupu.
lonaness Ia methods have aided In
the bringing about OF tho preaent
conditions
Rsd-Hot Reply.
Prank DOWN aprang to his feat
after johnson had finished and do.
elared that as be had bcah unwar.
rantahly attacked through John.
sons arraignmcnt Of a movement
that he Ia some measure ranrcsauf.
ed. he wanted TO say word The
iAncoln Roosevelt state League 81
Republican Ciuhs has been char.
arterlHed by Mr. Johnson as q
movement ~ hate. said be The
political bureau OF the Southern Pa.
cific has uaarpesi the functions aud
powers that rlshtmlly belong 10
the Republican party II IL not a
movement 81 hate OF the lndixid.
uals bat q il movement og bate
u methods they employ.
The emancipation % Repubil.
caulam % California from the eoinl.
nation % the Southern Pacific 20.
iiticai hurcan controlled ~ Herrin.
Hurke. Parker and HAttun Is the
atm 81 The leaEae efd though Ia
reply tho individuals may he as.
tackled In plausible aud sarcastic
manner, there cas- b. no truth in
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
BURNS WRITES
FROM ENGLAND

z Tommy Burns. tho heavyweight
champion OF America. who IL now
IN England preparing 20 meet 0uns
nor Moir. has concluded that that
old eAntrfs ~ pretty nearly a
pugillatR paradise. sles,s LIVING In
state. and expects 10 make pllc
by whipping Moir aud later Jim
Roche Rnrna has written tho FOL.
lowing 10 Harrison Green, clroula
ton manager at pho Star, who
used 10 play lacrosse with Burns
when both men were stars on the
biz Canadian teamns
NOV 4. 1907.
Dear Friend A few lines while
am la England | fight Gunner
Mair on December AZ the Ma.
tional sporting club. II aucceaaful,
/ win sa.e00 The bottinR IL even
a. present have a $4,000 side bet
with Moir himself. made when We
signed the final articles, and | am
going 10 bot a lot more.
Molr q sig Fellow.
"MoiF Is biz fellow. weighing
about 200 pounds / also have an
offer TO fight Jim Roche. champion
OF Ireland Roche recently beat
Charlie Wilson. and Wilson IN the
only man who ever beat Moir. SO
Roche IL a big drawing card In
Ireland. and they tell me here IN
London that can make $4,000 BY
fighting him. That sounds good TO
me. and nothing IL too easy for the
Canadians. Harrison met some
of the lacrosse people here aud am
gnlug 10 play a game tomorrow.
ON my return 10 America ! am
going to make trip Ga Seattle.
and II ! find anything gOnd. will
probably settle IN business there
Il am training here AZ a private
mansion. OF historical fame. about
nine miles from London.
Guest o. Millionaire.
The fellow whose guest ! am Il
a millionaire and a good sport |
made hit with him. AID be Ia.
alated that train al hla place The
place Is a wonder fof luxury. and
was never 80 comfortably fixed.
"Tha old fellow weighs $40
pounda. aud 10 the hlggeai man ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

..an upshct Of the scandal
.s,cA has occupied The attention OF
',nslal circles IN The army pest At
~'.tIawton Tor some months back,
,,..on C. Frecse today com
A os'ss an action OF divorce from
n ~ ~,fs Ada v Fvese. alloging
laas.,.srsliss and naming sergeant
49, N Wilson as correspondent
!ea ..a.s me peculiar phases OF their
- anuesue troubles. Ffecse
~ ,nsldorahlo llght on al
va uuestiaaahlc happenings
w s.s,sh have had post society up
= s me air for considerable 20
rcd 80 h.t A. 49,.
isS,sd on Iab z. 1909 and after
.ss Ms Froese Tiled suit for
s~'.~ "a the Pierce county courts.
\, gehruary 81. 1905. he saws his
s.s attorney informed him that
Alvarez was granted Later
~, Y. as a reconciliation. and at
s ~. on February 2, lao6, the
s,,s were remarked Then.
s s..s.e sass. be discovered that the
800 lad neyOr bUen srantcd
rss husband Insists that during
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

To KEEP AFTER
HARTMAN

WASHINGTON. y q. Nov u
As an Indication that the aaminia4
tratl0u has 90 lntention 81 letting
up in is prosecution ~ fiarrimAis
aud tho Hartman ruada. y II
Townsend. assistant United siHtes
attorney for North Dakota, has arr
rived "a Washington aud reported
10 tho attorney general fnr special
duty. The significance ~ this lies
In tho fact that during the paai i've
months Townsend has been la Ore
gun preparing the government case
against the Southern Pacific 10 the
matter u the proposed forfeiture
Of $50 100000 worth ~ land granted
20 the Hartman road dnrlng the
past Va years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
B0LAED Dlv0R &c
is GRANTED

because he waa a fine hooking
man and loved % play "Old Sol
80 well that ho permitted his wife
"a earn their living hrs Marguerite
" hoiana today Sna granted a a..
vorce from her husband. John ~
Holahd. Whofu She claimed had not
provided her with any Of the ucceH.
Aaflcs 81 isfe for years past The
case VAS heard by Judge Morris
Mrs Roland and her Witnesses
al agreed that noland spent most
~ bia time playing solitaire and
that she provided the liyinE by
working In cloak and suit establish.
menfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
Fight FOR COMMISSIONS

The purchase Of tho Black Dia.
mond coal properties was made on
the request OF H. w Cannon. presl.
dent Of the Pacific Coast Co. ae.
e6rding 20 the evidence OF J. d.
FARRELL. offered before Judge FRA.
ter In the superior court this morn.
ing. Mr.. FarroIl explained that he
had completed the purchase upon
receipt 81 tolcgraphic udyiees from
Ar Cannon. who was then IN New
YORK. and ~ the result ~ a confer.
snoo which the latter held with
James } liill and d. o. Mills.
Mr. Farrell was called aa a wit.
ness IN The action Instituted b. y
n Lawson. Bruce Cornwall and
Maurice McMicken. who are seek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

ing 10 obtain 6 per cent commits.
sion on the sale OF the coal proper.
ties and Tor which they claim co
have secured a purchaser IN the
Pacific Coast Co.
The price paid for the mines was
ti.i00. 900.
Acting as agents. the plaintiffs
are said 10 have agreed 10 sell the
properties for 1880 900, on the
theory that James J. HIN would
give that amount for the lands and
agree to construct a branch road
20 tap the mines This first deal
fell through. as Hill declined 20
build any branch road 60 Black Ola.
mond, and the three men are noR
fighting for the commission which
they say Is due them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
WORK FOR THE STARVING
UNEMPLOYED SUGGESTED

rs foliowing letter. suggesting
ug i which the unemployed
nay y erred for during the win
*. s&s received b. The star TO
az
AElllor To-day. ~ I was
l,eg4rtng my lunch. a man came
3 Ne door and asked u he could
tsp some wood for something 70
sat | told him I did not have any
sod. bat offered 10 give him some
enc TO eat lie walked away with
"a Haitinx
i am poor aBd not able 90 feed
g langry. but they must not
rarya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
COURT Restraints
WOMAN

On a showing that Rose ID. Rulof-
son. the wife from whom he Is
seeking divorce. was about 10 leave
the country together with their two
children and household effects. G.
r. Rulofson yesterday obtained an
order from Judge Albertson 70
strainiug the woman from leaving
the Jurisdiction OF the court uutli
the case is settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
WOMAN ASKS FOR
BIG DAMAGES

Alleging that sire vas porma
neatly Injured By being struck on
October 80 by an automobile owned
b. Nh and Mra Michael ) Earlea
Mrs, Carrie Clark today commenced
suit IN the superior court Aakiug
fof 81. 900 damages Tho accident
occurred rs Mrs CLARK stepped
from a 18th AZ street car al Pike
a. ard nofrn Nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
JUMPS BAIL

when The appearance Of w. l..
Hobart. alias Roy Kaufman. chnrg
cd with having burglars tools I'm
his possession. was called this
morning the man was not there.
His $500 bail has been forfeited.
1t g. believed that Hobart has
served two ponltontiary terms, and,
"a he might be sentenced for life
on the third offeuso, Il is believed
that he jumped his bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
MAY ESTABLISH CENTRAL
GOVERNMENT BANK

Roosevelt held a consultation with
Secretary Corteiyou and the admin.
istratiOn favors the establishment
0f great central government bank
Secretary Cortelyoa believes that
the New York bankers have shown
him acant courtesy IN trying 10 re.
lieve the financial situation az they
kept what government money was
given them by adding Il 10 their own
cash reserves and not sending Il
out where needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
HEARING IS CALLED.

A hearing has been 80 by the
board Of public works Tor 10 o'clock.
December J. AZ the city hall %
take sp the matter OF adopting a
system foF West Seattle % amt
form improvement 90 the parking
strips there beins nov a fight GA
among the Residents an y what
course Is pursue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
DATE FIXED

Tho action instituted by the Sc.
aitle Electric company scohing %
a'coln the kinK county officials
ffsm collecting franchise tnxea as.
sAtaed by County Assessor Parish
IS be brought up before Judge
MerFia on December y. being set
qit ihe calendar for that date today
~ Judge Albarlaon IN the superior
athft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
IS
REELECTED

NORFOLK. Va. Nov zl.--Preai-
dent GOmpcrs was reelected presi.
dent o. the American Federation Of
Labor BY reclamation on a motion
made BY Victor Berger. OF Nil.
wapkee. a socialist. who has fought
Compcrs for years.
The federation ordered an a..
sensment OF ! cent q month on an
members under the Jurisdiction Of
the federation The money In 10
be used ia lighting the open shop
IN Los Angelica When they pet
sufficient funds President Gompers
will order a general strike In Los
Angeles 20 compel unionlzation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

Is there not some way these
men who are out Of employment
can b. given work enough 20 earn
their board and a place 20 sleep
until the financial difficulties are
settled
why not arrange 10 place them
al work on thu exposition grounds
and feed and care for them In that
way
This would surely b. better than
starving and walking the streets a.
nlghfg There Is much chat can be
done for these men. but who sill
be- the FIRST to help them7
n. j.
Seattle. Nov. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
NOW HIS $50
is MISSING

The old tale Of the intoxicated
man and The obllginE friend was
retoid az Ballard yesterday. aud the
sequel Is that George Olson Is
minus some $50 and the police are
sieuthing on a ciueiess trail. Olson.
a stranger In Ballard. sought a
friends house. but not until no had
fingered al thirst quenchinR estab.
lishment. He met tho ohllrlfg
friend. who kindly offered TO take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
TO PAY INTEREST
ON CITY BONDS

City Treasurer George Russell In.
formed the city officials today chat
the sum OF ti22. 1886 must be gath.
cred together aud forwarded to
New York city and Chicago By the
first o. January. 20 take care Of
current interest on bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
ASK FOR EXTENSIONS.

The question Of the sale Of street
Improvement bonds came before
the board Of public works today Ia
the matter Of the petition Of Nc
Hugh q Co. for an extension u
time on the improvement Of Sven.
teenth av. South They assigned
~ q reason that they could not
dispose ~ their bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
mo CHANCE FOR
| SPECULATION

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Nov "a
Tho pronounced success or the 3
Ipcf cent certificates enables Sccre-
tAry Cortolyou 70 defeat any plans
for the purchase OF the certificates
for speculative purposes. Only In.
dlvlduais showing that the pun.
chase price has not been drawn
from the bank viii be favored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

RED BANK, n. j.. Nov. 23.---
Capt James A. Holmes. one OF the
last Of John Browns band OF aboll.
tionists has died here. aged "a He
accompanied John Brown 10 Kan
aas IN the fifties. served In the civil
war aud was territorial secretary
u New Mexico under Pregiuent
Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
cosr OF srRssr WORK.

Estimates OF the cost % new street
work. as figured out ~ The city
engineer. Sere filed with the board
OF public works this morning as
foliaww
Coucreta walks on Eric av.,
81. 800. plAnking Virginia a.. West.
lake to Ninth ay. 81. water
mains and sewers on Virginia,
Ninth 20 Denny Way. $1,000. fire
hydranta and mains on Thirty .aiNih
aY. Spriug Co Terrace. 81 JOG. paw.
ing. sewer and water mains on
Madison st.. Thlrd to sixth avs
sal .aea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
SPECIAL SESSION CALLED.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Nov. a.
Governor Gliiett thia morning IL.
sued a call for a supplementary SEES.
sion u the legislature and confin'
Ing It's deliberations 10 tho consid.
GRAFTON 81 the proposed amend.
menta 10 the charter Of San Fran.
cisco. which we're voted upon favor.
ably az tho last election The leg.
islature re-convened at I o'clock
this afternoon. in pursuance to the
call and will continue it's dellbera.
tons THIS afternoon and tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
WOMAN is AGAIN
ARRESTED

A, the requcs, 81 iha Oakland
authorities tho local police thia aft.
eruoon rcarrcsted Mrs Anita Nor.
ton. the wife Of a well known Oak.
land phyalcIaa. who lcft her home
10 elnpc 20 Seattle with r. y. Rni.
Ter ~ San Francisco. The man and
tho woman viii both be sent 10 Call.
fornia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
EXTENSION GRANTED.

Thirteen extensions OF time 10
street contractors were allowed
this morning BY the board ~ public
works In each case penalty
clause ~ ~ q day for every day
over Time ~ included IN the con
tract One Of the contractors Is A..
!. Waters. former superintendent 81
streets and n member Of the board
vt public works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

England. II not in the world. but
he IL certainly a prince.
u send you photograph OF
Gunner Moir, fresh from the mega
tlY0. II In safe 10 say that IA IL
the only photo OF Moir ever sent 10
America
Give my regards 20 my friends
aud toll them I Will bring back the
worlds championship.
Your friend.
TOMMY BURNS.
NomhlY House. Wemhly.
MiddieAsH. +. G."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

New assessment rolla were ap.
proved by the hoard Of public works
THIS morning for the following
atrceta.
Fwenty.first nv. s.. water mains
concrete walks CA Kilhourne. First
av' ~ b. to Aahworth. concrete
walks on brooklyn av., Eant Forty.
nth 10 East Fiftleth. grading.
etc, on Twenty fourth nv N. Es
planking, Twelfth av. =, Jackson
% Norman sta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
SUSPECT ARRESTED.

T Martha. an eKtusurAncn n~ent
was arrested yesterday by bctcc
i've Frank CLARK. a. the man be-.
lieFed to be responsible Tor a long
sefioa ~ petty FubhnFlca ~ the
Hoyuion Hardware company, aad IN
the Empire building. IN which lat.
ter place be has been employed a.
4 iAnltor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

W WTET|"W TWWWTT
WASHINGTON. Nov Short.
" before midnight J ?. Morgan and
George q. Baker. president Of the
First National bank 81 New York
arrived here and AZ once went to
the White House, where confer
enee was held with President Roose-
welt The entire financial situation
was discussed.
u 10 stated today that President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
TuRKeYsI TURKEYsl
TlIRkEYaI

AZ Tate's Billiard pnrlors, III First
av g., under Northern Hotel, three
days commencing Monday, Nov 80,
afternoon and evening $50 tur.
keys To be- disposed of before
Thanksgiving Chance to get a tur-
hey free FsF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

4 CHICAGO. Nov 22.--nefore
4 $4,000 people. tho greatest
crowd which ever Witnessed n
= football game IN this city. Car I
= lisle defeated the Chicago Ma. {
= rpons by a score OF rs 20 4.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

SO violently that each Of the deer
lost a horn the animals are now
on exhibition
On Saturday they draw Santa
Claus about town. and win con.
tinue 10 do 80 until after Christmas.
when they win be- presented 20 the
park board Upon the health OF
these two animals Will depend
largely the decision as 10 whether
or not reindeer will be- sent down In
large numbers to the Alaska Yukon.
Pacific Exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

been doing duty for Uncle Sam up
90 the time they were shipped for
Seattle Carrying mail from Nome
over the SHOWS and ice, through the
sleot and the winds and the bitter
cold OF the northland wintors has
been thoir task.
Approached by the agent Of the
local business house. tho Alaskan
Indian finally consented 10 bring
the animals south for show pur
poses. and after trying trip on
the Duncrlck. which tossed about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

him 10 his friends home. Olson
woke no outside the city limits and
near the crown Hill cemetery. 70
find HIS money and bis friend with
him no more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
MEETING TosloHr.

A meeting wili De- held tonight
tn EKana hail. Arcade building. for
the unemployed Or Titus and
other socialist speakers vii do
liver addresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

! WARRINGTON. Nov 2s-
! William J. nryan. aftoF a con.
ference With President Rooae.
Welt today. said that tho gov.
! eminent would have acted
more wisely BY beginning at
the other end "a restore con.
fidencc He would have the
! government gain tho con
fidnucc 90 the deposltoFH BY
coming forth as a guafRn,or
! OF the national bank deposits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
ADVOCATED.

q MUsKoGEE. Okla. Nov. %.
= Resolutions, strongly en-.
> dorsed and unanimously ap- I
4 proved. were passed by the {
> Trans Mississippi Commercial (
= Congress fayorinF the estah- I
= lishment Of postal savings !
= banks.
q 4 4 a A - a 4 a a 4 a 4 4 ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23

. ~anening grass as 30 perfectly
''0iae, and Indifferent 10 the
a ..aa OF school children staring At
- Dancer and "prancer." two
s -asef nom remote Alaska. al.
!. themselves 10 bo photograph.
. ~ morning IN the basement
We Garyoy Buchanan Coz
49, ~ animals had undergone many
experiences 0n their way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-23
PERMIT IS GRANTED.

G. J. EFickaon Was granted per.
mlt today % continue hts railroad
treatlc south on Fourth az 3, 10
carry the dirt from his regrade
work farther away On the tide flatA.
The trouble with Seattle is. u
sends out too much fire Insurance
money.