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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-20

she did after a conversation with
Brown in May, she said:
Il just cried. I hoped I would die,
and 1 felt at times as if 1 should kill
myself"
She said Brown told her his friends
were trying TO dissuade him from mar
rying her. and he suggested they get
away from them.
Mrs. Bradley told of an interview
with Brown on his return from the east
in August, 1906.
Il simply broke down and urged him
to marry me-" she said. Il told him 1
could never face the children when
they grew up, and / felt as If the fu-
ture was very dark Tears streamed
down Mrs. Bradley's cheeks. 'I was
very discOnsOlate,' she continued, but
the following day Brown spoke more
agingly of the future. His
mood, she said. underwent frequent
changes. As late as Oct &c, 1906, when
she had told him that she was about
to again become a mother, he had as
sured her that all would be made
right.
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What Would
You Do

IF three good physicians
should pronounce your
case hopeless. If they
should decide that you
could not live longer than
six weeks. And if you
should get well, after US
ing only $1,000 worth of
DR.. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine, what would you
advise a friend in like con-
dition to do?
81 have to thank you for saving
my wifes life two years ago. We had
continued with the doctor until the
third doctor. like the two previous
ones, said that nothing could be done
for her; that she had better be taken
home from the hospital to quietly wait
her time. which would not be over s
weeks at the most. l brought hsr
home. and then / thought probably
DIR. Miles Heart Cure and Nervinee
might help her, so l got q bottle s,,, or
each and some Nerve and Liver Fiiis
and commenced to give them to her;
We soon seen an Improvement, ana
encouraged by this we continued, CIV
Ing the medicine. We gave her eleven
bottles in all Of the medicine. She
takes IL occasionally now IL she feeiS
the need. / am in the ministry, ana
have been for A years.
REV. P. MLLIGAN,
Genda Springs, Kans.
Or. Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. II 1t falls
he Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-20

The Royal makes all kinds OF bread
I'm clean bakery. Ask your grocer for
It. The Crown Label is on every loaf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-20

Ask for that NEW BREAD at your
grocery. Vienna Walnut Bread.
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.C0MMEN SENSE
VIEW OF HILL
Continued from Page 1.

that of any other country in the world,
in service, in value and in useful con-
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Attention.

There are some grocery stores sell
ing you imitation Butternut bread
See that our blue label is on every loaf
1t is not genuine without. Superior
Baking Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-20

Bargains In Picture Frames,
Midgley-Bodel Co.. 80 z. fst South
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Earn More

There Is inspiration in good health.
With keen appetite, sound digestion,
good blood, clear head, strong nerves,
you feel that you can attempt and
succeed in almost any undertaking.
Keep physically fit and you can do
more and earn more.
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Mobile. Ala. Nov. 19.-An indication
of the wrath of the ''home-rulers'' over
the prohibition policy of the Demo-
cratic party III the state is shown by
the following telegram that was sent
TO State Senator Hamburger by NJ. ].
McDermott president of the Bank of
Mobile:
Unless -prOhibitionists win to-
day, please give notice that Mobile is
prepared to secede from the state of
Alabama and organize home govern
nent and cease to be dominated by our
country cousins whose efforts TO par
alyze Mobile will not be tolerated"
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DR.. Thos. j, West

DR.. Thos. j. West
Removed from Keith Bldg. TO Brooks
Arcade, opp. KnutsfOrd.
Bargains In Wall Paper.
Midgley-BodeI Co, SO e. 1st South.
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ONE YEAR MORE,
THEN THE DROUTH
Prohibition Will Take Effect in
Alabama Jan. |, 1909-Mo-
bile Wants to Secede.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 19.-Unprece-
dented scenes were enacted in the sem
ate chamber of the historical capital
of Alabama today when the statutory
prohibition bill was passed. Women
and children thronged the corridors and
galleries. and even invaded the saneti-
ty of the floor itself, pushing the SEN
atoTs from their seats and giving vent
to their enthusiasm by shouts and
cheers that echoed and re-echOed
through the building. Senators who
opposed the bill were Kissed down when
they arose to speak against the meas
IRE.
The statutory prohibition bill which
was passed today, was in the nature
of a compromise between the ants and
prohibitionists. The ants, seeing the
handwriting on the wall. agreed to give
up the fight provided the time was eX-
tended until Jan. 1, 1909, when the sale
of whisky will be forbidden in the state
of Alabama. This amendment will be
sent to the house and viii be concurred
in without a fight.
Governor Conner viii approve the bin
and, it is understood that a movement
has already been started by the state
w. c. 7. u. to make the signing Of the
bill a very formal occasion.
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Her Health Failed.

Mrs. Bradley said her health gradu-
ally failed. She was TO have been
married June 2, 1906, but the senator
was Ill then and she only talked with
him over the telephone. Asked what
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-20
Laws Should Be Fair.

at is necessary to this end that the
operations of our railroads should be
regulated properly by wholesome and
fair laws; and quite as necessary that
they should not be regulated improp-
erly. Regulative statutes now In force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
Cutting on Cars on All Lines in City--Means D;,,,;
Of About $50 Men and OveruOwdug on Al u
in Rush Hours. - 1l'

Economy 10 operating expenses
ontaillng considerable curtail
meut of street car service. 81 being
pracucod by the Seattle Electric
company under the direction 81
Assistant Manager Potter recenH5
arrived from Boston
Frequent costly accidents. fol-
lowed bg scores ~ damage suits
against the company. which threat
an 10 cot deeply into tho profits
make saving necessary 10 protect
tho dividends
A. usual the public is to bee made
10 pay the price Of the negligence
which caused the accidents The
public win pay both Ga money aud
in discomfort and Inconvenience.
curlailmeut Of the cas- service.
especially "a tho outlying districts
~ tho city Is the plan now being
carried out - reduce eNpenaes
People Ia these sections ~ ihe
city must patrouize the street ears
whether they run once every ten
minutes OF once every hour Con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEW YORK. nec 50 Stocks
opened strong. and under a mod
crate bot steady demand gradually
advanced autil hy the nnan hour ghu
entire Use Showed Substantial ga
yauees. Canadiau Pacific being con
sricaaas with EAiu 0g 9s points
over Saturday. Reading : and o.
Steel Ia Representatives uf the
steel companies. Who are nne in
session. vii probably follow iha
lead pf The German steel companies
Ia The reduction of structural steel
and beams
Money touched 90 per cent and
one broker reported from tho floor
that money was tighter than al ans
time On tho past month
The afternoon session was dull
aud nafruv and trading aas coo
fined TO hair a dczan issues. va 90
the Kind popular with thc prufes
slpoai element The close was
strong aud 81 the top ilgHrve Amer
icau Locomotive directors have a..
clafed the regular quarterly dlvi.
deud 90 the common stock. payable
Feb 20.
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POWERS TRIAL
NEARS END

GEOR0EIOWN. KY Dec. 80 -
With the arrival ~ the closing days
ln tho trial 81 Caleb p0Reta. &c.
cuaod of completely iu chs murder
of Tho late Governor Goebel Of Ken
iucly The interest in the case iH
steadily increasing and the hotels
and lodging honaea ~ Georgetown
are rapidly iiiling with people who
hope "a bo able % hear thc closing
arguments at the rival attorneys
Yesterday Fowefe mother ami aih.
ter arrived "a cheer him up during
lho strain OF The states arraign-
meut
samuel r Wilson Powers com
sol. spoke Tor three hours today 20
the jury The courtroom was
crowded with many women pres,
ent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
REF PLAYS The SLEUTH
AND MAKES A HAUL

sneahlng guieily thfonrh a bath.
room window followed hy sum
shoe stunt across several vacant
lots. Game Warden Rief yesterday
suceeeaei 30 eluding a apofter who
wsa wagchins hla haese. and later
uncovered cnchc "a SOC MnnRus
am phnaaantR. which meru heiuR
tiainbutrd uut nf season, ii 81
CHARGED through the establishment
~ fae Washington Fiah company
Fuuf men werc placed under ar.
rest. William - Mcuuaald and
Leonard 4 nreuiluvra pfopfiesora
If the business. and ROY Mcdonald
and Feiiuwa who werr engaged
tu deliveries The birds
The game was boxed up and Ia
bsied fish Thirty birds ia one box
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fires after
INTRUDER

Determined to catch The thief Who
had heen Systematically nliienng
ma store 3 n Brown 81 the Home
Electric company. together with
win isuisin a friend. las IN wuii
IA the rear 0f the cnmpanyH store
al i5a5 Second av last night Al
about tap man. whom Brown
declares was a Il Mnfian. asa en-.
pioYe 81 the company. unlocked the
back door ~ the shop entered nnd
beEan 20 lnmpef with the till ie
wnn commanded 10 threw up hl.
hands hf Brown. but instead Of com.
plying ran. followed hY several bal.
lets frum The revolver which Brown
pulled and fired after him The key
used ~ The man was picked 30 and
found o. - one which be- had cRi
IDENTIFY manufactured himself so
trace ~ MARIAN has been found
since tho Incident occurred
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wcre beiue shipped 10 payenportN
iu spokane
Tho prisoners Wcre released upon
dspoaiiing tlno cash bail and will
81 firea q preliminary hearing BE-
fore Judge Gordon tomorrow morn.
lur
Ref had received a 90 that same
was halaR auld out ~ aeaAuu %
The fah company Yesterday BE- a.
rlares his house was being @afched
BIZ man whum hn believes bad
arranged 90 telephone the mem At
thr establishment Whenever he left
The uiaoe. 80 they could b. on
guafd tie made bis escape from
the house however. b. leaving
through the bathroom NinduN and
crawling across several vacant lots
and effected ihn seizure whlie the
apy was atill unaware that be bad
even left the premises
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fronted by the noceaalty 81 beinR
satisfied with the caudldae1 AZ Gen.
eral James 49, Meteaifas 90 anti
bryan renctonary. or ~ ararehiug
out SOME new candidate Ia thia
connection tho name Of John
Schfam IN nuggeuled
Al yot bat two candidates have
filed for democratic nominations.
uehefal Mutcnlie who IS gold
democrat aud who bottled Bryan
TIA two campaigns aud w. q.
keene. a silver republican who left
hia party to vote for bryan. then
returned TO his party and then WIS
nominated and elected two yeafn
agn by the municipal ownership
PARTY
Among the democrats HuRreated
az possible candidates foe other ct
fees are HAIRY n nrees. John Y
Terry, T n naulion and Calvin e.
HAIL.
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FACTION TO
MAKE FINAL EFFORT


A final effort 90 complete a for
loru.hopo democratic ticket 10 run
IN The city campaign for the pur
pore 81 defeating Mayor Moore FOR
reelection viii ho made al meet
ms Of few ~ the faithful which
u e. he hold this evening
After much urglug. assurances
have been secured from a Few dem.
oefata Of their Willingness "a make
The sacrifice involved ia running
fuf offices 90 which there 10 NO
hore Of their election. and traps
are laid for enough others Ca make
up Ticket
Thus far all ufforta "a induce Al
fred Battle 10 become the nartya
maNofalty candidate have proved
unnvaliing aud, while tho effort
has not been entirely abandoned its
success has about been deapaired
Of The nourhona are now con.
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TO
Meet here

sehcol teachers and principals
FROM all parts 90 the state BEGAN
arriving la Seattle thla morning 80
attend ihe meeting &C ihe Washing
ton Teachers association. which be-
gins az the state university tnmof
ROW morning The session viii b.
attended hN representative - ihf
schools az every culngY in che state
The MaahiuEiUn State philni0H
teal society held ltH annual meeting
az the university loHaF. nf witch
several instructors ffem Washing
ton State college. Whitman college
Whllwnrih coilrgo and Smaller iu.
atituilous wrrc present and soms
ct them rendered interesting papers
On the eeerer problems uf the study
uf laneuawea
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West who Is the leader a Il
house orchestra i the Mours We
IL TIE orchestra et the opsslng Z
the seattle thesfef In 49, and /
the o. nag q TIE Grand eper
hnuso in 1900.
n a. Wagner controlled he d
cheetras AZ the opening Of the 8
atilo and the Grand and The ~
trac, ior supplying the orehesn
for The Moore theateF Is also IA b
hands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
MORE TROUBLE FOR man /
ARRESTED I'M PAjAMis

, Paul Light 81 paiama fame
nov serving sentence IN the
county lail for beating bis wife 81
their home At Halliday 81 and Lake
Union boulevard. has had more
miHfortunea lie has just been
served With papers Ga a suit be has
been iuduniriousiy trying 20 side.
step Tor many moons. according 90
the statements ~ che Officers.
The suit Is an execution on a
Judgment obtained In 1905 by s.
banel before Justice of the Peace
y " Davis Last month an aff
davli ard order to show cause t.
sued by the superior court. wore
placed in the hands ~ Deputy
Sheriff Leighton Tor service For
three weeks. ~ Leighton explains.
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4s4.'.n'ly The service a,
anced without abpreelsfl. Y a
revenue 20 The colnpsse 0's ~ 4
q considerable saving ana "
expenses ~ ppeiau1
lhe loss and lneonsea,.
iall apou the PATRONS y ,F N
#i9 aie held 10 Tor lone Ne, ''s ail
forced % hang 10 eirasa s aell' N
cannot goo saats sA lis'
lhg plan which IL bolrg
operation viii put ID n K. w ~
p"ny cars oat u eom,a,s. ~ ''.as|
lhroW ihe burden II 6as ms ~
me traffic on the reas,,',a.as u
AZ ihe cars are oyefefoTda1s : 's !.
rush hours a. il Il. he ~ e... Z Y
@ill bo much greater lgem N. .'
The retirement of ibs es,s N, N. 4
lhe retirement u from I'M y, 'a'al
crews of men Tor escb -,
probable that The chance Z. Y
lhe dropping of some Ia a,.. We
from lhe payroll Of he e,'' y.
u D. ihia EaviHg which III
ihe losses Of the company II Il "a, ''.
accidents :" s'ssa|
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PLAN TO KlDNAP CHILD
REPORTED TO OFFICERS

Unless something unforeseen oc.
ours. there should he an attempted
kiauapplng caae this afternoon. OF
course it 10 doomed % failure. for
trusted officers are an gho spot
waiting lor an opportunity 81 afah
bling thc alleged kiduappen and
marching them on 60 jail
The central figure la iha PRO
posed excitement BE- The 4ycarold
son ~ Charles % RBlofson. an cioc
tficlan The hos la liylng al The
Nansato. fashionable boarding
hnuHe on seventh as and Terrace
at Rulofaon and hia wife are sep
Rfaied and their divorce ease Us
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nov pending IN tho superior court
Mfa Rulafaon waa located ia San
Francisco several days ago. and tho
husband reported Ga the local police
aud aherf thi6 morning that her
hired emlssarira were "a biduap The
h0y this afternoon
When Mrs Iulofs1u iuft ihla cts
She took lhe two childrea Wiih her
Later Nulofaon went 10 san Ffau,
cisco and returned With thr hos
Tbs vlfe bias requested The author
ittta lu San ffnnolaco 90 issue
warrant for the arrest 81 nulntaun
un charge of failing to provide
iOf hts minor children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

BOISE Idaho. Dee go-The most
rigid enforcement 81 the SUNDAY
rest Jaw iuauEuraied since the ACT
vas declared BY the supreme court
90 b. constitutional resulted ia
County Attorney kpeiach ordering
the directors of thc y ST. G. a. 20
abandon The presentation Of moving
pictures 81 tho Passion Play au.
nuuuced Tor Sunday afternoon
No admission was charged. bur "a
collection was t0 have been taken.
and koelsch held that such an en-.
terialnment Whs iu violation uf the
law The ministers aud others who
had gathered 90 noe the pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS

#HAAHf EFfh"HhH
That Seattle thcafefKocf1 do not
FORGET old faVofiiea waa shown a.
the Grand opera house last might
when Ralph Stuart was euthualas
ficaily appiauded ~ be- made hia
Initial entrance. The finished actor
whom Seattle knee oncn in stock
% ibis yraf appearing in Strong
heart remembered faYornhly from
lAaf year in the part Of the col
lgge bred hero. whose love afialg
furnishes The excuse FOR Neii
written play SIR Stuart deepeua
ihe favorable Impression which be
han made here Ca The past
The company supporting Mf Stu
ara is well balanced and cquai 30
ihe demands ~ tho play strong
heart closes "Wednesday night
The Neon. .wlth Jimmy Powers
ana a New York company. finishes
nut The week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
PACIFIC COAST SEAMEN'S
UNION MEETS DEFEAT

latlon OF the exclusion act. Mi
honaparto informed the committee
that he could only furnish the prerl
don't and the heads OF tho depart.
meniH affected with thclr opinion
Tor optional action n ia under
stood that The union WIN prepare 4
petition to the president nakiag him
Tor an expression of au opinion la
this regard
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that ihc officials Of ihe comn,sv y
fused % talk on The action
Union labor representatives u
ne other hand. emphz.ieaIly ~
that there are any bm unloa 49,
employed today IN The rorks N
spite ne order They ssy hat fherl
ere no nQr.uuion sheet neisl ~
srs in Seattle. and that The eIe ~
are ffiN working a. union vsse]
Tho Puget Sound Metal Worss 4 !
member Of the Builders Exehsnss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

Thg Cricket On the Hearth a.
u So being given az she Third Ave.
nue. ihesfef this week. ls an unus
uallY good pupularprice shnN This
la largely because WIN g. Dow.
Ian aud Jane Aubrey. leading man
and womaa ~ the Row company
which % playing az the ihcater. are
above the ordinary run % the &C.
tors and actresses who appear iu
popular. priced shows The support
given ihis capable pair Is up 10 the
theatefH standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
IDAHO'S SUNDAY LAW
CLOSES BOISE YIN. CA.

we're very indignant and accused
Koclach q eudoayofiuE 90 make tho
law obnoxious by ita extreme en-.
furCement
We viii remember him at iho
pole said one of the ministers 10
clDHing hla remarks No attempt
10 give tho pictures was made. hut
the cplleelign was taken just tho
same
The ministers Of Boise are NOS 90
enthusiastic over the Sunday law
now as they we're at the time of its
passage Tho county atiorusy aa.
scris thar he will continue hla pol
lcy of the most heid enforcement Of
The law IN every particular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
CONRAD BEIBER CELEBRATES Al
OPENING ANNIVERSARY

In the orchestra az the Moore The.
alter at the opening on saturday
nlght was man who had played
IN the orchestra a. John cofta
firsf theater opening ia Seattle.
that ~ the STANDARD on Dec Is.
1889. Just rs years 20 q day pro
ViunF
Conrad neiber PLAYED a trumpet
Ia the first Cort orchestra a. BE
did on Saturday night Harry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

BOSTON, Dec 30 "a heeue that
o. seldom duplicated outside of
great political convention occurred
today, when Secretary OF War TAFT
was greeted az the Pilgrims hall
this afternoon when be appeared
before the Congregational Minis
tera' association to deliver an ad.
dress Tho ministers. with hun.
dredn OF spectators. cheerld Tor
many minutes whom the bulky form
Of The secretary doomed Ga view
Several hundred disappointed
spectators who had hoped to hear
hts address but had been crowded
out gave him his first greeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
TAFT is GIVEN GREAT
WELCOME AT BOSTON

Their cheers were heard within tho
hnll and when TAFT entered the
door the audience was upon See feet.
waving haudkcrohlofa and hats and
cheering Justify.
Secretary TAFT did not touch uuon
political subjects except at one
point when he expressed wish
that the Philippines would soon be-
able io get sugar and tobacco 20
thc states free of duty he re-
peatrd bis cunaurc upon Fisk War
ron lor urging self government for
the Philippines.
Tonight Secretary TAFT viii do.
liver an address before the Nor.
chants and Manufacturers club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
metal WORKS ANNOUNCER
Open SHOP PRINCIPLE |

The Puget Sound sheet Metal
Works located AZ the corner Of ~
liutt as. and WAN ~. announced
tle open shop principle this morn.
INK and claims now % ~ working
on that basis
u WAS reported ~ the works that
about 40 men are affected hv the
order The company claimed 10
have started some ~ mcu 30 work
this morning and added d half doz
en- during the day Further than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30

The Hiddie boys dramaiiFed. ter
fnfizc thclr say through "A Dea
perafe Chance. the melodramn
which ia 90 gan an wcek az gne Sc.
attic theatsr There 81 plenty % 81
element in ghe show and plenty
uf action A plot minellug herulsm
yiilainy and loves. gives opportunity
for many hAir raising scenes The
company presenting a Desperate
Chance ia fully equal 30 the de
manda made hy the piece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
FORMER TACOMA MAYOR
DIES IN SOUTH

TACOMA. Dec go Louis -
Campbell bs years old. n prominent
representative of the Pierce county
bar and mayer of Tacoma for twp
terms died Unexpectedly ai Santa
Cruz Cal M O'Clock laei night
Mr Campbell hhd gone 90 calliof
MIA 90 spend the holidays With his
sifo and daughter. who were there
for the wiatsr and was Ia good
health when b. Left Tacoma. be
gcmbef Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
GUS HILL is IMPROVING

Gua Hin. tho farmer Nho was 80.
vprelY assaulted and robbed 81 hiss
home near Swan Lake some time
aEo. and who was taken 20 the
Kent hospital last week. IS reportot
az greatly Improved and Il 10 not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
ADOPT TINE OPEN
SHOP PLAN

u was announced late this after
noon that WORK viii be- resumed io.
morrow un the ncw Methodist EnlH.
copAl church under the open shop
plan Union men engaged Ga the con.
Hlfueiion Of this building were
called Oft last week and the work
was temporarily suspended
Tho nuliders exchange e. max.
Ing strong effort 10 make the
open shop movement general and
the lishl between union labor and
the contractors ~ expected t0 fe.
anlt Ia considerable delay Ia gen.
Cral building work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-30
SEATTLE ELECTRIC co.
70 REDUCING SERuyc1
THIEVES ROB THEN
BURN THEIR VICTIM

WHEELING, w Va. Dec 20
Edward Hutchinson. n Baltimore a
ohio operator. % believed 20 nave
been murdered early today and hla
body burned in the station 40
trace Of money or tickets can be-
found in the cbafrod debris Of the
building, aud It is thought that
Hutchinson was killed by thieves
who then burned The building "a
hide the evidence OF their crime.