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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

Egufieen warrants for arrests Of
1salef managers were again issued
Rm Justice CAROLS court this
rnsng Tor violation 81 the sun.
n closing las This Is a repeti.
~ u the action taken last Mon
AZ and hooks Ike the second chap
r n an lniefmiuahle fight. unless
Nue sysfem can D. arranged for
y more expeditions disposal ~
> Eases
ssfxeant Mcdonald secured the
sllTaais and the managers viii be-
haiisd 70 show up az police court
n deposit their little so per. as
Fsflgasly, and then may be- ex.
Ftied a repetition Of the amus.
= scene In court when the judge
- eonfronted with the PROPOSE
g q dlspoaiag each week of
N.ea be couldn't try In two weeks
iAeaier manageFa generally wear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

Tonight the cisy council win cor.
slider he recommendation % It's
committee on printing that the con
tract for the eity printing for the
year 1908 D. awarded 10 the Seattle
Bullsnn "a q price Of 30 cents an
inch FOR the first insertion and
50 Cents an inch for subsequent in.
aeFliouH
A The star has already told.
this e2orhitant BID Is the result 81
combination entered into between
the Times and the Post iuirliigen-
Ger "a consideration ~ the sns
pension ~ the Morning Times GA
November 80 last. the Post Intel.
llEpncer agreed lo put II an ont.
Side BID foF the city printing. ALLOW
lnE the Bulletin io secure the con.
tract az lta uwn price
This agreement was reached
after series OF conferences held
un November a. % aud 81 a.
these conferences there were pres
.ent Alden J nleihpn and Daniel
Kellehgf for the Times and senator
John l. Wilson. \ = Weston and
r. e. Hughes fof tho Pust1ntel.
liecnccr Not an Of these gentle.
men were present az all Of the
conferences
COL Biethen's Scheme.
AZ these conferences Col nlethon
pointed out that in suspendinR pub.
LEGATION 81 the Morning Times it
was necessary that he should se-
cure INA return therefor all OF tho
greater part OF the $4,000 lost by
him ga the venture This result
could be- attained the colonel fur.
thor pointed out N be were per
mitted to secure the city printing
at a high figure This could be
done through the failure OF the
Post Intelligence 90 bid or ~ a
aid hid 60 place the figure so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
DEATH-TRAP FENDER
CLAIMS VICTIM
r1sr NEW AUTO CAR.

The new auto car purchased hy
city for the fire department viii 30
put through the final tests today
The machine a. speedy looking. and
has already been put over the
Jumps az a speed OF over 90 miles
an hour The spogdometer could
only register 90 and was smashed
90 smItherconR, The car Ia some.
thing over 30 horse power and ear
riea funr men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
BLACKMAEEER 10
CAUGHT IN ACT

Caught 10 the act OF getting
what he thought was the spells Of
"a threat 60 ram James Guthormson,
a i7yearold boy Thought 10 be
from Seattle. ie iu Jail at Kcut
waiting To bee brought To Seattle
that the boy Is "a desperate young
crook and that hc has been mixed
up tn other blacl,mailing enter
prisos
Mrs Jane kunkcl of Kent re-
ccivcd letter yesterday which
stated that unless she inserted S25
In an envelope and placed 10 on the
back fence of the kunkel yard she
would bee killed ON the advice Of
"a friend, Mrs KWkol placed am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
Signers Of Petition Are Comparatively Unknown
Colonel Launches Publicity End Of Campaign in
Accordance With Agreement.

ia accordance with his promise
20 It's promoters made some ten
days ago. Col Alden : hleiheu
launched yesterday IN the Times
the publicity feature ~ the cam.
palgn for James y Meieaif. the
candidate - certain big business
and privilege seeking interests. for
the democratic nomination ior
mayor
General Metraif la introduced 10
the public M q candidate hy pc
tltlun purportlnR 60 be aiEhrd hy
SOME zoe citHnna and merely ash.
iaE him to become a candidate fvf
the office No reference o. made iu
the petition 20 any party. though
Il has been 4 part 81 the program
10 she movement from the start
that be- seek the democratic MONT
nation IN tho primaries. aaplfansa
fur that honor having, to date
proved oatireiy wanting
10 Ardent Democrat.
IN accordance with this program
a committee representing the
movement called on 9enrfai Met
calf iaEt Friday and presented the
petition 10 him. snkinE thai he RiYu
II his consideration. General Met.
calf Informed The committee that
be- la an ardent democrat aud that
be would run IN no other manner
than a. the candidate ~ thai par
IS. This Waa satisfactory % the
committee. which has sought sincc
30 take the matter 40 with fhe
King Cuanty Democratic club.
The COMMITTEES called UPON The
club al ia fnncheo6 laat Saturday
log ghe purpose Of prcasatinE the
matter hHt ita members wcfc SO.
formed by President Reynolds Of
that organization that the luurhNeu
waA merely q social gathering and
could not take up business maftwrs
Another effort % interest the
Democratic ciah in the matier vii
- made "a ihr meeting ~ tho club
Thursday uiEhf - this week
Casual reference 10 the printed
petition asking General NetcnM -
enter she Facn shows that a. IL
signed bY men Who arr compara
lively little huowu In politlca FROM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
ROOSEVELT is BITTER AGAINST
PROPOSED JAP EXCLUSION BILL

latlons pcrmif The president told
him the other dBy that he would
oppose the btu II { can put The
bill 90 vote Be will pass. Tor pEac
iicaiiy all congressman are with
me ~ the congressional powers
however beiirve thar the passage
~ the hiii wouid cause foreign
complications they will probably
u being read said Hayes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

one ghlfd 20 one half of the HiEn
efa not being voters A check OF
The first ie0 names on the petition
develops the fact that more than
onethlrd 90 the names 50 20 De
exact. are not even given Ia the
latest city directory for the city ui
Seattle. whlic larec number Of
the oAhera are engaged In lines 81
businesses or employment which
have been affected by the enforce
meat Of the Sunday closing policy
Of me present eltg administration
Some o. the sisners.
Amohg the signera 10 the peti.
iian aro paul Hrdnck. d reporter
for the Times. John " Dofe. for
msfiy employed IN the same ca
PARITY A vs. Johnson. proprietor
IT ire Opera nar. w @ kinE. pro
prietnr az the Butler hotel and bar.
which has had is trade cuFialied
81 iisa SUNDAY closing enforce
ussnt. George Hecde. bartender Sc
attic hotel ~ q Cox 81 the Seat
tie ifnfri cigar stand q. = War
ten. a cigar salesman W q 1ahn.
eoa. f1ght 81 way agent Tor the Chit
earn Milwaukee a 50 Paul Fall.
suaa G NJ Cole dfaugh'aman fnr
abs Seattle Electric company and a
iunR nss ~ Representatives 81 sim,
liar industries and enterprises
There Il an almost complete alb
aeuce from che petition ~ names
Of men who have been active lu
ihe organization % the King CnWn'
ty Democratic club. but the discus
alnns II General Motcalfa candi.
dacy amoun members 81 that ear.
FaniFMtiuu indicates that there b.
no lack Of sympathy for the Move
lnent among certain class uf its
memhsra Howevef II Is reason.
ably safe 10 predict that any ~.
fort Ia The club n indorse hia can.
didAry vii encounter Vigorous and
6utspoken opposition one reason
Tor this opposition &C. the well
known opposiilnn on The part Of
General MctcaM 90 the presidential
candidacy 90 William Jennings
Bryan. General Mctcalf havlng
bottled the nomination ~ Bryan IN
1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
PETTIBONE TRIAL
DELAYED A DAY

bradley explosion az san Francisco
and the Testimony ~ certain wit
nrssea in The Colorado crimes
THIS action wiii greatly shorten the
tfial Anofher reason lnr the post
poueurnt. which was agreed % bF
the attorneys On both sides vas
the fact that senator noFah could
not reach Boise until tonight iiaw.
les viii make the Opening state.
mofruw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

high that its tender would not b.
competitive Other matters ~ IN.
terest TO both papers we're dis
GUESSED 40 these conferences
The agreement relating TO the
city printing was reached ON Fri
day. November -. and ON that
night bids for the city printing
were put in by the Times. the
Postintelligcncer aud the Bulletin
The Post lutelligenccr bid 81
straight the Times ~ and SO cents
and che Bulletin 50 and 30 cents
The bids were opened hy the coun
cii one week aEo tonight and two
daga later The Star exposed the
combine.
counellmen obedient
With an election pending and Col.
nletaen sitting In the committee
room while the committee on
printing was considering the bids.
the members of The committee.
without discussion. voted 10 RECON-.
mend go the council that she con.
tract be- awarded 20 the Bulletin
There were present ana VOTING Tor
this recommendation Councilman
Murphy Hurd Morrison and
kcene
The matter is now up 10 the city
council, every member Of which has
been thoroughly enlightened regard.
inE the combine and the attempted
steal They have been shown and
can ascertain for themselves. 90
they will. that the city printing
can be- taken at a price less than
half that asked by the Bulletin and
large sum OF money made there.
on
No denial OF the existence 90
the combine has come from anyone
whose word may be relied upon
The Postlntelligcncef has never
mentioned The matter OF the city
printing IN any issue If it were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

acre are Tenders IN the United
~,s which save NE
mad the cars Of the Seattle Elcc
4 mmpany been equipped with
49, Tenders. e. y sermon. an
....,rseian employed by the elec-
"a company. would not have
- Killed Saturday night
ssnon vas rolled under the fen.
j X uoFihhound Caller street ear
Il So Al ne CORNER 81 Second
4 ana Cherry ST. Rt Z o'clock
s.sy3nx nlght. lie rushed across
- s,ack IN 'front.' of a south bound
s,eew Lake car and was struck
n,rly 81 the Caller street car m1lns
! the opposite direction
Fsnsv knocks Him Down.
~ lender Knocked Scmon
Asa passlng over him aud roll
= atm over and over When the
4, vas hrcught to a stop his head
~ wedgyd against one OF
y sorward wheels and one arm
- heen practically severed
" vas sin LIVING when picked
= hat died wheu within a block
,Ae Emergency hospital
number 0f eye Witnesses aErue
Aas ,he fender failed absolutely 90
: she uogk for which Is Was In.
usasd Instead 90 scooping the
ras al and carrying hlm until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
KIDNAPPED OR LOST

Earl panuch. a s-year-old boy ~
Cumberland. has either been Md.
mapped or e. lost Ia the big woods
around bis home. according To word
which has been received 90 tho
ahoufra office Deputy sheriff Bob
Hodges Is nov searching for the
missing youth and has called bis
bl0Odhounds into service in hope
az finding the boy Nothing has
been seen Of the missing lad since
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
SN|LE CLUBS---HA YOU STARTED
YOURS YET?

Smile. and the world smiles
Y you. Crouch, and sou Crouch
That u not the way o. was IN the
ieook but We are improving on
~i'hing else these days. so why
ne eDpyhO0s2
ia read our story of Saturday
sW ne Smile club7 OF course
ga Talk about organizations
promoting hrotherly love and
rs the world along. tho Smile
ought 70 be- the leader 81 them
Ae have wondered sometimes
secret orders didn't make that
~ q their obligation
That whenever { can. ON dark
and sunny days. in victory
- defeat in pleasure or go
e ne morning at noon. al
and even whou the baby
s'sns nc at a. m.. when ! tell
ne eoodby and when / meet
fshbor Nhen I pay my fare.
! speak 90 my employees.
say my pfayeB-at an
zines and az ali other times.
Fef am able l0 be- man
kn J will smile
''a The reason Tor the Smile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

WASHINGTON. dec . Repre-
sntalswx Hayes and Kahn, % Cal-
tHiz. uiaTe smother trip % ser
PRESIDENT Roosevelt to-day IN hopes
4 sAanginx hts mind against Jap
nsss excelsior legislation but they
tfzs unsuccessful Representative
Hasea haa a hiii putting the bars
~ 4xAinst the Japanese higher
A. he rreseut immigration regu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
HANDKERCHIEF MAY
DETERMINE MURDERER

BELLINGhAM. Wash. Dee 81
The knottieas problsm Ia the Watts
murder trial 81 now bcing unfavcicd
Ga the superior court the uwner
ship % the rcd bandauna handler
chief that vas found iu the mouth
Of Addio Roper
A thc opening ~ the seventh
dAy session ~ the trial the hedfas
eied piece % handkerchief. that
positively told the tale that q maf
der had beeu committed vas Cnu
eplcuuua for the purpose ~ lden.
ufichfi0n 81 the various Witnesses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

SACRAMENTO. CAL Dec a
The migration Of trampa and holsoea
60 California r. Gar greater than for
many years The railway company
o. having great trouble In prevent
ing the travelling sentry from TAX.
ING possession ~ the trains and
running things wlfh a hiEh hand
To keep hobo travel under control
the Southern Pacific company has
established 4 special police service
and practically cvcry train has en-
armed guard aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
FIsN CHARGED WITN EMBEzzLEMEKT

81 500 unaccouuted for I'm receipts
for the sale eft stock, while other
amounts received from the sale OF
poultry cannot be located
The warrant ofarrest was issued
by Justice Carroll and placed ina the
hands of the sheriff Il is further
declared that Indebtedness To the
amount of $4,000 has been accumu.
lated by mismanagemeut The
store will be closed until a more
favorable location can be secured.
when IL viii be reopened, &c is be-
lieyoa that Fish has left the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
;F7Y PRINTING CONTRACT UP 10 TIE CITY COUNCIL
OFFICERS ELECTED.

George u Revellc was Saturday
night reelected president OF the
Seattle Commercial club fof tie
ensuing year George Hooa was
named temporary secretary, /
y. Moses vice. president, and j.
u Snlyeloy second yico president
The following directors we're
chosen. George A Virtue. II w
Mix. Julius shafer W 4 Whiteley,
George Matzecf. ! NJ Maxwell and
n. n aihlay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

GoLDFiELD New. Dec o. That
blood will be shed On the present
trouble here BE- evident Roth sides
fear the worst The miners are ia
an angry mood and The greatest 81
caution ls being exercised by both
sides to prevent an early clash
There Is mo- sign 0f martial law at
present. but there is that unsettled
feeling in the air which preccdes
"a storm.
The troops arrived late Saturday
afternoon There are nov nine com.
panlca 81 troops here the second
detachment from Monterey having
gone into pe.maacut camp on Com
hlnatlon hill. within 800 yards Of
the min Of the Goldneld Conaoll.
dated company The first dotach.
ment. which came from San Fran
cisco. remains iu the camp oaiab.
lished ln the Northwestern part Of
the city. a mile aud "a half from the
nearest mine
Captain Reynolds. commanding
an of the troops hero. So chartered
in a tent IN the first camp and
viii remain there.
Gauntlet Thown Down.
The mine owners have thrown
down the gauntlet and state that
honcefurth this district VIII be- a
nOnuniou camp The mine own.
en claim that they have received
scores Of messages from outside
points from men who viii come
and work in the mines, II the open
shop prevails The mine men have
given out the information that the
various properties viii resume OPP
Grafton next "Wednesday and Il ia
then that serious conflict la
feared
Statements Issued.
From statements issued by both
sides II ls shown that the mine
owners are primarily responsible
for the presence OF the troops The
miners claim that they have only
asked just demands This aascr
ton is practically borne ont by the
mine owners themselves, but as
the troops are here. they Will now
attempt to do what they have long
desired to not recognize the West
ern Federation of Miners further
II an attempt ia made 10 open
tho mines Wednesday. u 10 very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
HELD FoR MURDER.


OAKLAND. Dec. IN A. WI
kinH. who IN charged with killing
Nerna Carmen, with Nwhom he
lived. aud hurying her beneath an
clubhouse at their home In Elm
hurst has been held 90 answer be.
fore the superior court 60 the
charge of murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

BOISE. Ida. nssc 3 IN order 60
~ the attorneys for the state and
- sefense IN the peiubonc trial
n 6egortuaity 60 draw up q stipu
zn a. 70 ghu admission nf Ger
Va ssstimuuy glNcu in the Hag
rx1 trial as evidence ia this case,
= trial ~ George A. pofhbone
- postponed for a day The SLIP
aton vii include all the tssti-
M AID the depositlons on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
RLOODSHED IS FEARED
IN GOLDFIELD DIS TRTCT
PREPARE ron aeelsrRArloN

The new registration booths az
the cts hall IN the old water and
light office are being installed
The registration viii open on the
second ~ January with about fif
teen clerks and this number viii
be- increased 10 30 or 80 soon after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

Officers of the law are today
searching for Carl vs. Fish. of 605A
Pike st.. who is charged with em-
bezzliue corporation funds while
employed as hookkcepcr by the
Poultry Producers Union, which
has maintained am establishment
at Ninth av. and Union ST. A spe-
ciflc charge of embcgzling $3.50
was sworn 10 before Prosecuting
Attorney Macintosh but II. Fort
man, trustee OF the Union, says
present Investigations sho@ abcu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

CHICAGO Dee . ~ n HART.
mans attorneys to-day gained a
uuatpouement untll Thursday In the
ttah injunction suit Ga prevent the
Hartman. uinn Pacific proxies
from voting the gsi 0ao shares ~
Illinois Central stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

empty envelope az the place dcsig-
mated and whom Guthormson ap-
poared 20 secure the envelope ho
was seized and placed In Jail
The boy stated that he was only
the agent for parties In Seattle. but
as the bits of a torn letter similar
Go that sent Mrs Kunkel hut adj
dressed to another party, We're
found in Che boys pocket the Kent
authorities and the local police be-
licve tho boy to DE "a hard GUS
toner
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. "a cable
gram has been received here by
relatives announcing the death az
Malaga Spain, of John Goodn0w,
former consul general at Shanghni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

RENO. dec ia mystery sur
rounds she finding Of fI0.s00 in an
Old gasoline stove III the rear 81
che European hotel The police
have the money and are waiting for
clues as 70 the owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
ALASKA DELEGATES ARE
CUT To TWO

WASHINGTON. Dec . -The Of.
fetal call for the Republican Ma.
tionai convention to be- held 90 Chi.
cago. June 30 has been signed hy
Chairman New Several changes
have been made IN delegates Alas.
ka d only allowed two instead Of
six
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
WARRANTS OUT AGAIN FOR
THEATER MANAGERS

quiet alr OF citation over the pre-
dicamcnt 81 the prosecuting attor.
ueys office, and predictions are
freely made that Il viii BE- a hard
matter 70 get a lury that vii con.
vfrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

SUMMIT. Cab. Dee Heavy
snow ia the mountains lH causing
trouble Warm winds are prevail
INK and the Snow ia melting caua
Ing laudalides and traffic is gen.
orally tied up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

0fFVFINW TTT7W NHTTFWHH'
RENO. New. Dec 9 Hartman
VIII soon make another move 10
better the Central Pacific lines
through Nevada, shortening the dis
lance of the road near Rattle Noun.
tain The proposed cutoff will he
gin at point five miles west OF
Battle Mountain and terminate n
miles east OF Areenta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
METCALF BOOM TO
BE OPPOSED
FIGHT FOR euRNs.


= LONDON. Dec ? Tommy 1
= Burns signcd articles today Tor
= 2nround battle for the
= worlds championehip with
= Jack Palmer at Newcastle
q They will probably fight late
q ia January before the National
= sporting cluh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
rE SemOn Knocked Down by Useless Fender and
Loses Life Under Car Wheels MdOrman and Con-
ductor Arrested, and Released Without Hearing

the car stopped the fender knock.
ga Scmon down on the rails and
then passed over him
Motorman Lester T.. Corhett and
Conductor e. T. HOGAN were az.
rested and later released ON their
Own rccogniaanec, Ca appear az che
cOrOuer's Inquest. n one Il called
Parents Are living.
semon was son OF David u
Somon. OF fG0s coFliss ay.. aud BE-
survived by bis aeed father and
mother. a sister Catherine. aud
three brothers. Frank r. a drafts
man employed By The city engi'
ncers office. Clarence y. paving
inspector for the Seattle Electric
company. and Herbert A.. cashier
Of the Prudential i1fo Insurance
company
sermon WIS born iu Aneean
Mich. Ia 1879. belng 81 years Of
age at The time Of his death tie
lived lea Oklahoma and Michigan
until eight months ago, when he
CAME 20 Seattle and became an
employee % the Seattle Electric
company. The corporation which
IS using defective Tenders GA is
carr. caused bis death
The funeral was held az one
O'Clock this afternoon from Butter.
worths pariors. with lnterment at
Mt Pheasant cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
INVESTIGATI0NI is
CONCLUDED

with the taking OF The testimony
Of Capt Patterson. Of the tug 10
rane. this morning the inyeBtlRa.
lion OF the accident in which the
steamer indianapolis ran down "a
launch from the Explorer several
weeks ago. causing two deaths. was
completed Capt Patterson testi-
fled that the indianapolis blew the
correct signals A decision by the
inspectors IS expected in the next
few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION TO BE
CONSIDERED AT Meeting TONIGHT
Taxpayers Urged 10 Instruct Their COunmen Record Their Votes Against the
Publishers Combine in Its Efforts to Extract Thousands Of Dollars
From The Gy-ShOud Attend TOnight's Meeting

q 1907.
To the Mayor Members City Council Of Seattle
Conference.-The beg inform your body
News Company stands ready daily newspaper guarantee gen
e circulation in the accept city
printing figure considerably legal
your honorable body a your las regular meeting
The Ballard News Company position put required
fled check and faithfully and fully perform all obligations
the city printing contract Very truly yours
THE BALLARD NEWS COMPANY
Per a. Z Rufner Editor and Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

The little mail steamer Dora has
arrived I'm port from Seward. She
will bo thoroughly ovefhauled be.
fore being sent north again 10 re-.
sumo the route To- the westward
along tho Alaskan coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

can start
NAfmas o. coming It's right nsy ta great time 20
% " smile, because Christmas b. smile season, anyway Get
trends in with Adopt constitution and then take
pNe club creed ont in the street with Pass along
II Aooa bumor with everywhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
CORK CAUSE
OF SUIT

Because a cork popped ont Of a
bottle aud flew up striking him i'm
the owe. with tho result that the
eve was somewhat damaged Ernest
Fitzwater has brought suit for
81 600 damages against James
spitgnagle. proprietor of the star
Bottling Works. In which the
plaintiff was engaged az the time
Of the accident
Circus Founder Dead.
Andrew Norris. founder of the
Norris a Rowe circus. who killed
himself at Santa Cruz. Cal. Satur-
day, was not. at tis~ time,
connected with the circus,
according to W A. Shan.
non, manager. who Is now in Sc
attic en- route east Mr. Norris
severed his connection nine years
ago. and has been engaged In the
real estate business since then.