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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-27
WiNDTHORST CLUB HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL BANQUET

The annual banquet OF the Windthorst
Club of ST. Mary's Church was held
at Freund's Hall. SIS Tenth street north
west Wednesday evening The entire
membership was present and a good
time WAS enjoyed by all Julius Wenig.
OF the Knockers Club. OF the city, was
POSTMASTER AMI was we'll provided with
a suitable knock for every speaker he
called on and received many knocks on
his own behalf in return. During the
evening a handsome prize was presented
Joseph ZegowltZ by the Rev. T A. r.
Wunnenbers for bringing in the largest
number or applications during the past
year. The members present were the Rev
i. 4 -. WuHnenbeTg. pastor OF ST
Mary's Church, DR.. Carl J Mess presi-
denti George Auth, vice president: John
Giebel. secretary; Frank Auth, treas
ureri August Specht, Joseph Zegowitz
and Frank BOsse, trustees. Anton Auth
John y. Auth. Henry J. Auth, Joseph
Berberich, George Brahler, j. A Bish6p,
Bernard BussIng, George Casper John
Door. Henry Dismer, Joseph Frank
Frank Gaegler, A. Hammer +. Hne.
II. r Hillyard. TheO Hlmmelberg. John
r. Haskell, Joseph +. Huck. Herman
lille. William COppers. Gregor Kramm.
J.. J. Mills. John c.. Weinberg William
Messink, George Nolte, Henry Noite.
W. j. NOlte, August Neulaud William
Neulands Anton Ostman, Francis Ost-
man. George Specht. Albert Shulteis.
julius Nenig, ard Francis Brahler.
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|. The exterior OF the building is most
artistic In appearance. while the decor
alive scheme for the lobby. public par
lors. cafe, etc. is most elaborate,
marbles and hardwools being extern
sively used.
Among the occspants OF the apart
menJ az present are:
Gen. A s. Kimbau l.. S. A, retired
Hon. Bourke W. Cochran. Senator Isid0r
Rayuer, Hon. II. S. B0uteI. Hon James
Knox Taylor Joseph 3. Bishop. Sen
at0r Feorge Sutherland Tsunejiro Mi
yaoka. counselor OF Japan Hon. W.
H. Wiley. Gen. T. A. Darlington, Hon.
John W. Yerkes. Samuel H. HarjWioke.
Col ". RaspOpon. Russian military
attache: DT. George Barry. H. W. Full
Ter. j. u. de Obald5a vice president OF
the Republic OF Panama, Senator Reed
SmoOt. Eusus b. Rodgers, paymasJer
general or the navy.
The house since II was first opened.
has been under the efficient manage
meut OF Edward /. Weston. and lt IS
stated Ilat the change OF owners will
involve no change OF management and
that ia every respect the same conditions
will continue IN the future that exist al
present
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SUSPECT KAISER
SPOILS FOR FIGHT

BERLIN. Jan. 36.-Is the Kaiser 60
'ng 70 provoke another Morocco ques-
tionr is the question which is today
agitating the German people more than
anything else.
Time and again IL has been asserted
in French as well as IN German papers
that, TO distract attention from the in
ternal unrest in Germany and gather
The whole nation around the govern
ment the Kaiser is ready 10 enter into
another war with France. and that he
Is even now laying the mines the ex-
plosion OF which will start the great
European conhagration which viii ma
terial!y AFFECT the political map Of
Europe.
Morocco is one OF the tender spots
which diplomats since the Algeciras CON
ference have carefully avoided 70 touch,
but during the last few weeks reliable
French newspapers have stated that the
Kaiser has sent two high army officers
10 Morocco 10 train and drill the Sui
tan's army, and especially 10 bring his
cavalry up 10 date.
An admission by a government organ
OF this VIII. IL Is feared, make a very
bad impression in France where the
Kaiser Is strongly suspected OF being
spelling for a fight" with France.
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b. Bradford, who represented the pur-
chasers, vii. aggregate over $4,000.
The identity OF the purchasers is not
disclosed, though il Is said they are
Washington capitalists. and IL Is pretty
well understood that the principal mem
Der Of the company is Stiis0n Hutchins,
who. as already reported, has recently
made a number OF extensive deals In
high-class property. Title, il is said,
viii be taken In the same name as at
present used.
The Highlands apartments was erect
cd IN 1913 and at once became popular
by reason o. its magnificent situation on
one OF the highest points OF the city.
The design is 1y Arthur b. Heat0n,
architect. of this city, and the work of
construction was done by Richardson q
Burgess. Incorporated. The building is
considered absolutely dreproof and IL
is claimed that no apartment house In
Washington surpasses Il ln couVen-
fences. as 10 combines the best features
of a iTst-class hotel with the privacy
and quiet OF home In addition 10 the
usual COuVelienCes of a hrst-class build
inE it Is fitted up with It's own ice plant
ana electric light plant.
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WEATHER BETTING
CHICAGO'S FREAK
Wise Ones Scoop Pot When
Mercury Drops Be-
low Zero.

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Sub-zero weather
Ripped Chicago today for the first time
since the winter OF 1895, its .'bIte" being
accompanied by the change in owner
snip or thousands of dollars, as we'll as
The usual features Of such mercury
drops. Much suffering among the poor
was reported, but the absence OF deep
snow and blizzard conditions softened
the hardships of the needy Their suf-
iering contrasted with the joy OF those
who won the thousands which changed
hands during the day by the action of
Chicago thermometers IN regarding a
drop below zero. Gamblers. board Of
trade men, and others had wagered
large sums on the action OF the mer-
curry.
The zero betting epidemic. which has
resulted in the feeling OF prosperity
among the "wise ones who backed
below zero" reached a crisis yester-
day. when hundreds or bets were declar-
ed ranging from the thousands of dol
lars wagered among gambling plum
gers 10 cigars and 81 bills among saloon
patrons.
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StilSon HutChinS RumOr-
ed as Head of PurchaS-
ing Company.

Deals in six figures In real estate have
been so frequent of late that they have
grown to be considered commonplace
and attract merely passing attention,
II requires something extraordinary now
to excite notice, and that Will be fur
nished 10 the readers Of The Times this
morning in the deal which has just been
Consummated by the sale of the mag
uiicent Highlands apartment house, sit
uated on the corner OF Connecticut and
California avenues. at the very crest of
Washington most fashionable boule-
ward.
The sale of the property which was
made through the Office OF Weaver
Brothers. as agents for the owners, the
Heights Apartment House
in conjunction with Benjamin
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-27
ELECTRICAL FLUID
PROLONGS LIFE

PARIS, Jan. 26.-DOuches Of electrical
nuid form the novel prescription for pro-
longing life which is attracting attention
among the medical faculty here. The
treatment has been introduced by Dr.
MOutier ana Prof. d'ArsonvaI, OF the
Sorbonne. the inventor OF some alter
mating electrical machines, the curative
power OF which has only just been dis
covered
Arterial sclerosis, or hardening OF the
veins and arteries, which is the cause Of
angina pectoris, cerebral hemorrhage,
LESSONS of the heart. etc, are the mala-
dies which the electrical bath cures in
"a marvellous manner. The circuIatory
tension produced by the progressive har-
dening Of the veins Is relieved by the
new treatment, which WOuid thus pro-
long the patients life.
The treatment is entirely painless. the
patient sitting, quietly smoking perhaps.
While he Is bathed in a torrent of cleo
lric Huid which emits sparks a foot long.
Many cures are claimed by DR. M0utier
and NJ. d'ArsOnVal as the result of their
system.
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FAMILY CONTRACTS
MARRIAGE HABIT

DUBLIN, Jan. 26.-Thc marriage
habit runs strongly IN the Dixon fam
fly OF Letterlougher, County Donegal
BY the marriage OF the present head Of
the house, William Dixon. 10 his fourth
wife the record OF nuptial ties contract
ed by the DixOns through four genera
tons is brought M 10 eleven.
David Dixon. the grandfather of VII
liam. married four times. taking his last
wife when elghty-ive years old. VIII
liam Dixon has just married his fourth
wife, a widow not yet forty, who has
eleven children living out of sixteen.
William DiXOa's son. who is twenty
two. has already been twice married.
completing. with the single marriage of
his grandfather. the astonishing total of
eleven marriages apportioned among
four men.
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PEARL AS BIG AS PEA
FOUND IN GIFT OYSTER

PITTSBURG, Pa. Jar. 2G-Nathau
Waits, employed az N0.kl Cafe A-c-
keespOrt yesterday received three gal
Ions OF SCI, "a oysters from a friend 10
be distributed among his friends. Mr.
W ats took some home With him, and
he and his wife enjoyed "a plate of raw
oysters. In the first oyster, Mrs. Waits
OF large pea, also a smaller one.
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~ ADIRONDACK REsERvF.

New York State now has forest re-
serve in the AdIroudaCks OF l.5gU..Sg
acres, having acquired over 10000
acres last year. The commissioner
recommends that about 100000 ad-
dIuonal acres be purchased during the
current year. should this be done the
area OF the reserve would be nearly
1000 square miles, Almost half as
large as the state OF Massachusetts
Boston Herald.
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For SaIe-Suburban.

FARM. well located, see this one: l6lS acres
an fenced; y acres cultivated: pastures
orchard, berries, grapes; or. house; porchas
2 alLsS, 500 Darn, chicken house. etc; big
forest trees around house; spring. stream
Well cn trolley; IS co.
TIE sOuLE co. 0ne). $50 Louisiana ave.
ja23-f
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-27

Raw MILK DANGEROUS
for Children and Inyalids.
Scarlet fever is unknown IN countries
where cows milk Is not used IS food;
hence milk from unsanitary staSlss
may contain the poison causing Il.
Mix Is also known 10 have caused
epidenlcs OF
DIPHTHERIA. TYPHOID. and other
ENTERIC diseases.
simple precaution consists n
sCALDING MILK
Don't boil it,
end scalding II viii NOT AFFECT its
digestibiity. After scaIding keep cool
and covered.
A regular diet for children on con-
densed milk is inadvisable.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
oP sICKTESS.
z. BERLINER. sec'y.
We favor stringent Law prohibiting
the sale. OF use IN Ice cream. OF any
CREAM lot pasteurized.
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ONLY $50 PER ACRE for s, 10. and Is acre
lots, two car fares from any point on CAPITAL
traction i. X. seven miles from George
Town at ILgleside station, on the c. T. & o.
LIN. rs I4th st. NV. ia5-s1t
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For Rent-FlatS.

U4 NCLII-E IdtS.
tlf5l Tor pretty. up-to-date fat nice Iors-
NuA ne rooms ana porcelain hafh. large
back yard tDLLINS-GUERRY CO. al Igtb
I've ja27-St
FOR RENI-Flat five rooms and bath: hot
water heat le-- Ifth 81 nv. third floor.
l4th ST. NV. sa5T %
FLAT FOR RENT-fI5 ii NV i've rooms
ana bath. on second &lIr for So. two rooms
can remain Permanently rented for SZ5. Ap-
Ply +. j. NEE, 9Th and II SITS. ja27-st
FOR RENT-I1ss 9Th ST. ne. 8 rooms. bafb.
gas range rent. SIT. Key at grocery. corner
9th and l. SITS ne
ja-.-3t
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For Rent-ApartmentS.

FOR RENT-sT. CLAIR. I5I5 NV. third
moor. rFe rooms ana bath $3.50. GEO. y.
WDRIHINGION. l4lJ o. NV 1az5-gt
s. 10 81 for two and three room apartments
IN The Dorchester, Garner 18th So. and Mary
land ave. sT.s handsome baths. steam heat.
hot and cold water JanltaT service au5-tf
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THE PENHURsT. IS II 81
y E.. one-half block from
Government Printing Of
nee. Apartments 4 r0Jma:
steam heat and hot water.
go Up.
THE RAYMOND. Gl4 Twen-
ty-second 81. n W.-De-
voted entirely 10 three
room Apartments having
bucet kitchens. tiled
baths. private halls, steam
heat and hot water. All
outside rooms OF good
elZe. We'll aFranged
Price. So Up.
SIXTH AND j SITS. NE
IWo-st1ry hats front and
rear porchess nice lawns:
heat ana hot water SUD-
piled from one plant Five
rooms and bath. SIS
Apply W =. COWEN
ROOM ]. BLISS BUILDING.
Phone East 1870. = B n. ".
des0-tf
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For Sale-HOuses.
We want an offer Of S.. 500 for a beautifuI
2-story and cellar new brick located he
tween IAEtYLAND AVENUE AND II cap
IIoL ST n E. heated by furnace: other
houses in row ezac. duplicate OF this one SOFA
for 81 Loo.
500 cash and $3.50 monthly 2-story and
cellar brick rooms and bath. furnace heat:
located near Pennsylyania ave. Sc.
Rent 500 81: a e-s-ory 6ricl,. E rams aud
bath; located in the NORTHWEST. on
through street
NO LEss-Rent ssi55e rooms and hath.
pressed brick 81. $50 can remain as lst trust.
s.. l0o00
Rent $500 per month"; bay-window brick:
cellar rooms and bath; in very good re-
pair.
Nice little home-0ne square from cars:
northeast; rooms and bath hot and cold
water. good white neighborhoods rented at
$3.50 per month
small 4-room bricks: renting for $3.50 per
month each; located in the northeast price
ST. so Tor both.
VIM II. SAUNDERS & Co. 1907 F St. y. W,
II
FOR SALE-Look az Nos. 6 and IS v street
NV Buiit By day labor; handsome cabi-
net mantels. hot water heat: finished IN
hardwood lots IS by 100 20 alley. CAN ar
Office for further particulars
WM. II. SAUNDERS d co. I407 T ST. n. W
II
FOR SALE-CoIored CIients-A new 9storZ,
and cellar, brick; furnace heat; rooms
and bath; deep lots 20 alley 500 cash
and monthly PAY ments. Price only So $50:
located one square from cars. North
east
Wal Il. SAUNDERS & co. I407. f st. y. W.
II
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD On
500 % 500 cash and so 10 $50 monthly For
full particulars drop postal. telephone. cr
call Tor illustrated plat. etc. Of Connect
cut Avenue Terra e.
FULTON r. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT E HEATER, Manager
Colorado Building. Tel Main "a
3al2-tf
FOR SAL.E-SeVeu-roe house with stable.
II q ..- --a.l- 4 IN. -
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For Rent-Omces.

For Rent-0mceS.
1870 NEW YORK AVE. Nw.-First ana Sec
Qua 11or rooms. suitable Tor real estate
dentists. etc. from s. 10 S-g. situation IN.
surpassed.
KARRICR & AlErcALF.
la-l--t 1890 NeT York ave. NV.
FOR RENT-DeutsI once: space for -LaIr
Ga downtown once. hus Iisht. low rent. al
dress BOX Iis. Times Office I4z5-st
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS in the Fvan,
building. ltl1 % ll-G New York ave: rent
very low. inciudlng heat. light. and janitor
service JOHN .. EVANS. 1925 New York
ave NV. dssI-3lt
FURNISHED OFFICE 70 subiet in The fore
noon or evening. 81 Bond building Apply
between AMI 8. des0-tf
Wanted-FarmS.
WANTED-To buy from owner. small farm
road good house and outbuudiugs Write fun
particulars az regards price. terms, location.
&C -el4Irss 5OA ~, Ilmes once Jat1-at
For Sale-Farms.
CANNOT BE DUPLLCATED-Aaryl farm
OF $40 acres or good land. 1uJ cleared. % in
meadow. balance Ia timber. well. streams.
large e-roJm house IN excellent repair two
halls. wide porch tenant house. two large
barns. stable. and hay NOW. $40 per aCre. In
yestgate sure CLOSED sundays
jaZl-3t p. W CROSBY, Vienna, Va.
FOR SALE-Farm. 80 acres good land; S-room
house Well. cisterni abundance OF fruit;
outhul!dlngsi stream. mile 10 station s. 900;
iaz7-5t P. W. CROSBY. Vienna, Va
au ACRES. three miles railroad. aBeIy Va
tered ana umberedf some improvements in
mineral section Of Virginia. good stock farm
Address BOX 49,. Times Office II
For Exchange.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for guburba1
home. store and dwelling; always rented t0
pay 10 per cent on 5000. OWNER. 1888 .
= Ja-.-St
For Rent-StOres.
FOR RENT-store. 18th St. between + and
c. steam heated: electric lighted PRED :
LINCOLN 6ls 18th 81 NV. ja2l-tf
Wanted-StoreS.
RENT SPACE on FIRST
FLOOR FOR RIBBON DEPARTMENT:
PREFERABLY on + ST. BETWEEN sTH
AND 18TH ADDRESS BOX Ig5. TIMES
OFFICE. ja27-SJ
For Rents Suburban.
SMALL COUNTRY PLACE for rent. inquire
az IA 9th ST. NV. fa25-2t
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Near bfoohiand on Sergeant road. Il14 acres
Win Groom dwelling and other necessary !
WILLIAM k ELLIS. SOS nth st. NV.
ia22-l0t
Money TO Loan
On Real Estate.
MONEY TO LOAN on frst trusts on o Q |
real estate security at per cent Every 1
possible consideration shown borrowers. /
We have no "a per cent money at present |
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY, |
sOz STREET n ". dels-tt
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. c. REAL ESTATE /
Lowest rates 0f Interest. Payments on prin- 1
,lpal IN amounts or sl09 or more received at /
my interest period. THE +. II. SMITH CO.
5ond Bullding. laos New York ave.
MONEY TO LOAN-s250 70 500 COO on d q
ions conducted with economical considera-
Ion for borrowers.
WA. H. SAUNDERS & co.
I4l7 F 81. ". ".
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on u. c Real Egtate No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER H ACKER.
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FOR SALES. 975-S30a cash and small
monthly payments; . story and cellar
brick; rooms ana BATH furnace; located
Northeast.
FOR SALE-s3. SSo-sleo cash and $50 monthly;
semi-detachef brick located between >
car lines IN the Northwest. rooms and
bath
FOR sALE-sloo cash and see monthly; a
semi-detached new brick located one
square from Pennsylvania avenue Sc ;
story and cellar; rooms and bath; poros-
lain tub tiled vestibule; plate glass
So go.
wa H SAUNDERS & CO. l407 F St. N. w.
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CITY LOTS-Three valuable building lots
East capitol 81 1854 square feet; must be
sold al once. rms is snap see me today
EDWARD DANIELS, lil0 II st. NV. ia25-tf
81 MONTH for ten months viii secure you
beautiful lot, best loCa ton. Address at
once. BOX 2233. Station c. jaIa-tf
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Wanted-HOuSes.

WAN lEb-Io rent or buy. bay-windoyg
brick house six rooms and bath about sg on
cash Address BOX AZ. Times once.
la25-3t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Ss50J-NEAR -. CAP. g. q
New home never been oCCupisdJ. 6 rooms
furnace. concrete cellar hardwood trim.
handsomely papered- COLLINs-GCERHH
co. 6-l 18th NV. jaz5-5t
FOR EEST-BTicl, j. rooms. BATH nice and
clean, ga good repair rent. 80. Is ID 81.
he. OWNER. 1916 eth ST. nv. jaz5-3t
THE FOLLOWING FOR RENT
SIS laIu ST. Sc. rooms au1 BATH. .Eli- 50
CHARLES T.. IlIBBl.
Cor. 18th ana . 81 nv. 4In n0or.
3aII-tf
ZIG SIXTEENTH ST. ". W, one-hasf block
from tLe 81 car line six rooms large
back yard so per month. Key al 2lIA Apply
" T. COWEN. Room =. Bliss building. u 3
At NV. DELFT
FOR HENT-Houses apartments. and oficss
In all parts OF the city. ECg detailed list
send OF call al our Office
IHOS. J. FISHER * co. uncJ.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
lls j. 81. n. ". tag-tf
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Wanted-FarmS.

WANrED-To buy from owner small farm
near city convenient 20 steam or electric
road good house and outbuildiugs. Write fun
particulars az regards price. terms, location
etc Address BOX $50, Times ONCE. laci-st
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For Sale-LOts.
OPENING
Ell NID0, VA.

FOh SAL-E-4lJ lots at county court house
ABOUT = mile west Of ROsslyn; terms s.
Down. balance. s. per month; price. 500 per
luti 10 per cent on FOR cash; also lots
az taliston, $50 per lot. same terms. also
= lois near Chain Bridge $50 per lot: same
terms also zuJ lots at end OF new highway
Iiidge same price and terms; also 6 acres
near therrydaie; only $50 per acre: $500 cash
lalance easy terms. JAMES +. CLEMENTS.
100 q 81 NV. Telephone Main l0S0 jag7-8t
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For Sale-Farms.
For Exchange.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for suburban
home. store and dwelling; always rented 10
pay 10 per cent on s3o05. OWNER. 1888 o
81. ias7-st
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FOR RENT-Fiye-rogm house at Ait. Rainier
with p0Tghes ana pantry one fare slZ.ig.
c. J. HANBACK,. 5l4 r g. nv. 5zeg-5t
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For Rent-Housas.

FOR RENT-In Georgetown only SI2a0 for
tyyo-story hye-ro0m brick house. 1855 18th
ST. convenient 20 cars
WILIIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. COS & COS 18th.
Ja25-3t
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a0URBON DEMOCRATES ARE
shy OF Fight

60 the discussion Of national poiltl
cal questions aud OF such harmless
subjects az Why We Are Demo.
Gratis
Tho mayoralty declaration Of
General Metcalfe with ltA backing
of hoose aud privilege Tell like "a
chilling frost on the enthusiasm
of the regular democrats. For a
time they lahored under u In an
effort to Induce Nome other candl-
date to enter the race but failing
In this. they have virtually ahan
doned the local field and returned
30 their discussion ol why We are
democrats"
There II stlll some slight pos,
sihlllsy that some other democratic
mayotalty possibility will be dis.
covered, but little chance that there
viii be- candidates for the demo.
cratic nominations for other Of.
fieeH, leaving the Seattle city party
practically fire. field as the
opponent Of the republican, party
In the approaching election.
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BRIEFS BY WIRE

re body 81 a beautiful woman.
- dressed. has been found half
.Aaerxea In a pond near Newark.
XII nsarh Was caused by strang.
sl.tsaa. ana the police have a mys-
~ d solve Two suspects have
hssa arrested
prsssieng Roosevelt and family
hu arrived a. pna Knot. Va. for
- hallaays A turkey hunt Ia
Fsanesi
csaculiy, wash. h 10 have a
ga h2li and ~heu completed, Il
Vii eoss sSeaa
fne provincial exhibition build.
hxx ii Victoria. n G.. harmed to
~ xsoand last alght. loss so 600.
A bill has been Introduced IN
nnxress for the marking of the
sNsaary line between Washington
~ ldAho.
re- mill company AZ Port Gam
i. WASH. distributed glFts 70
sssrY Individual la that town on
FAgfstmMg
ii. Joseph r. Psesen. an expert
= Ackiaw died last night 1T Chi
mgn 81 the afslictiou
New York state bankers have
ssSnlssea statements and they
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o..plGe the very vigorous efforts
iew active leaders Of the old
! democracy to induce some
,Aals members 10 enter the APP
..A.ax cts esmnaign aN eandi-
- none Of the democrats seem
80 go Il make such a sacrifice
s'a ~ IA single lone exception Of
". $3.50 James u Metcalte who
tsaS ssaased 10 enter the maSoralty
II through the presentation 40
- ! petition procured for him
~ s 4. solicitors To date Gen.
= sN,ssealfe Ia the only democratic
= sa.aase In the field and, SO far
80 80 Ne learned, the only one IN
~ laaaers 81 the Democratic
whleh started out with the
e. q q pntting fall ticket in the
~ the city election. have
a ss..seIig abandoned That effort 80
I. : he activity OF the club Is
= '.,.vuess. aud the meetings Of the
- ~ devoted almost exclusively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-27
MARINE ENGINEERS DENY
STRIKE REPORT

u.mhafs Of the Marine Engi.
- association. whose headqUar-
=. kave been moved from the
ss.r- nosd building to the Arcade
.sset deny the published report
~ here Is a threatened strike
s~nsadsnx among their craft, or
~ there 4 a threatened lockout.
~ signed contract between the
...seeegs and the ship owners
$50 until tire first of the year
rssrn are no eastern engineers