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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
New srAss ava aassrs.

FROM The police stand pelat. 1907
came ia Nth unWontsid meeknesa
Only a fe@ arrests we're made elnrr
2 oeteck yesterday afisfnoan Het.
erAi minor eases II fighting we're
reported Pred Overman. a printer.
wna taksn intn custody - Offiees
weleh. after he had smashed a mir
ruf Ia The Fetefai aaiuon I. Ola
era and sam Larson. YoanG
sNestee. wsre arrested b officer
McClnrx Tor ssafliex q ruw IN she
lover part 81 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
MUST rARRY = WHILE IN JAZZ

The 70 men who we're arrested
last week because fhsY haa chosen
restaurant foF sleeping place
we're yesterday brought iuia poiite
court and allowed 20 SELL their
story Thsy declared their sniy IN
tsnti9n 81 coming hefr uaa Is have
Eiud tlua turing th~ holidays and
that they mad no Intention ~ re-
manning here perm aasnfiYs Five ~
thr prisaners NeFs dismissed hy ths
Judge ard TIE others wiil rejoice
for 20 days in luil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

Tho masters and pilots on the
steamers 81 the Alaska Steamship
company and the Northwestern
steamship company were called out
thla morning The two above COM
panias refused point blank 20 abide
BY the new wsKe scale which was
t. 60 into effect today. particular
" tho clause which requires pay FOR
overtime.
Tho Pacific Coast Steamship conn
pany h awaiting word from the
head office Of san Francisco before
any action is taken BY that come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

between Coaches Water stcffcu
Aad Froa, The aaYs q the Middle
WcNt wili b pi,tcd aEainat the
ways q fbe Pacific coast Never
IA The nao.fefn histoFy of the game
have the cunalns. dash. tFickery
and power Of ~ sao sections been
scheduled to tFY conclusions IN a
championship sacoanies.
aen Are All Ft
Coyie and Dofntiasar aud their
naeu are 1T Aajnd savmKsFy and
determination wtii ehaFaefrFixs the
fikhfinE hesauss the long se4Aoa
today wtli rad Tpsf4ym game t.
thN height of tke cumulative traln
iag and exp@gtease ~ ne esenffui
year. Never have fwo teams iocks
81 norua whose respective team
work. evolved aud fashiuned and
noliahps cat of laaEer intimacy
maa utth mSn. haa been more ma
ehinellke TodAva play wfii b.
machine play. n the leagnat sekaun
% training ever undergune Cor a
iun@aelayua puat-neason clash h
any erffnrsnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

AZ s'cioek thla afternoon. eseefai
hundred Minnssefans met on the
UuifsrHitY campus % select = site
far the Minnesota stats building ai
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposi
tlon. Secretary Nichols. who arfiv-
e yesterday from Olympia assisted
IN selecting a suitable ieeatiun u
Is fhe intention of the Minnesota
club 70 have the Minnesota ieEtsia :
fufr appropriate enough money ta
erect = building that viii b. credit
% that state and exposition After
the site r. selected q business meet
ing wili Be hsid. 70 BE- followed ai
8 20 wiih q basket banquet b. The
tahlra AnrmltnfN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
No COAL BEING
SOLD TODAY

No coal IL being sold in Seattle
today. The large gates Of the Pa.
elffc Coast Company are closed 20
the public In recognition OF New
Years day
The plarard mo coal today
hangs IA the door of the Carbonate
coal office The miners az the All.
fereat mines are celebrating and
20 coal "a even being mined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
WILLIAM o caAy oeAo.

William y CraY. % tTts Harvard
av. head q ne Seattle shirt FAC
tory. died At the Seattle General
hospital this mnfnlnE from the =.
frc's of an operation Mr. Grmy
had teen afflicted for an saara sc
vent "a the hospital Dee e. ami
wan operated apon ~ ~ shArpiea
He Sas a. years Old. ana leaves a
wi1ow and one child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
NIGHT STUNTS AT
THE Y. N. G. A.

The successive stunts At the Y
NJ G. A last nlght wefu character.
lasi BY a good deal of tesh. and
the erowd Of spectators enioyed the
evening The basketball game be
tween 81 Martins eallege and this
Y n g. A. laniorn resulted IA the
latter winnlng b. a score ~ a.
Enale % ,. The athletic exhibition.
consisting az apparatus and mat
weFk. vas greatly appreciated by
the onluoksra Agreeable social
features. incindink music and 70
fteahfnenta. SER followed BY the
watch service. which closes a most
successful program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

Health officer Grant CALHOUN
@lll probably be compelled 10 take
a trip 90 Southern California ca &C
count % the condition ~ his health
DR. Calhoun has for some weeks
been suffering from an attack
of myaEthma. which has made the
aiightsst exeftiou on his part et
tremeif painful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
MEN CALLED OFF
STEAMERS
lOlOA2

pauy The Masters 4 Pilots assoc
ciaiion has not called the men from
that eompauy's huat awaiting ad.
vices
A. far "a can be learned the
Alaska Goasi company. sehubach a
Hamilton. Alaska Pacific steamship
cemrany and the lines Represented
bt 4 a. Gray s 90. VIII readily
Efaut an Demands IN preference 20
hatlar their steamers tied up and
putting up a losing fight
The Alaska Pacific steamship
corn pany was the first company to
meet the demand Of the Masters a
pliutn association. and was done
willingly.
cant. Kinney. Of the association.
stated this morning that he he.
llrved the two companies would
come into line after figuring out
the aemauds asked were most roa-
sduahic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
HAS THs RUNAWAY HABIT

Eva Cinehmau. aged g. 81 t7ts
sixth Az. northwest. has been re-
ported missing to the police BY her
mother Eva has not been seen
since the night II December 20.
when she was noticed on the street
with q giri - the name u Lucy
church. ~ years old Both girls
are said o. he constantly running
away. ihia being the third time fof
the FGurhfuau girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
ZIMMERMAN agrlRfa.

After thanking the members Of
the board for their courtesy during
hla term Of office. President ziu
norman. Of the board Of civil ser.
Vice commissioner. last night r..
tired from office on the board Mf
Ilatman. the newly appointed mon
b 81 thQ commission. sis nor
Df eui af last nights moeftie 81
Mtkhi1le vas apIoiaifd a
n ullt 81 ths exa NIL ~ toaF o.
ltHEina t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

GOV. MEAD SAYS TIE CRYING NEED or fsoY 10 BETTER
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.

II be evident 70 thinking of
greatest needs the better transportation
euiues No rFpesaa
the last few has been Aagld
u transportation facilities Car
moving II kndssd
railroads eouptryn development
our transportation lines Inadequate
creased trade that dsrioted
tbs bulk
toms The developing American
throughout ,hs
continent =
ALnt.RT AKAp.
Governor Washington.
Olympia. pee a. ises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
CONES TO ATTEND AIS
BnOTNEpsB FUNERAL

+ 7 MsiehioF. brother % Melody
Choir. who died ~ his home yea
teffay ~ pneumonia. teiexraphsa
boHney- Watson this morning thai
he woeid leave n cuce Tor Seattle
70 take charge q bis brothers ~.
mains Nj Melekior lives in Joliet
riine{a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
RICH MEXICAN
IS ARRESTED

IAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan +.
'ar lcio auoaa " coahaii one
Of ne weaiihiaai AMI no prom
inent itikens 81 sttleh hae tca
arfeei z and q oha so wlfh halpa
the "a Ger e ne lln e ralii Is
VIZ aeed IA be Hl'iehet ~
oeaf leo ea9 aH 4fH sni
" sidefe ta ~ = ear Il
ailesea oleiwnits ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

HAVANA. Jan Three hun.
dred persons. composed OF officers
and their families. narrowly es.
capped death from the premature
explosion Of signal bombs which
were fired last night MS q welcome
60 the new year. Capts Furlong.
Of the general staff. and Surgeon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
GEORGE REVeLLs SAYS WAR WITH JAPAN is SURE
TO COME.

Tho crying need Of the United 1907
task shall have been completed the
canal The Of the commerce this
country IS too well understood expression
on that phase OF IL from But there e.
far reaching In It's importance play mighty
part In the immediate future country which must also
be considered and that ia the Importance big
= In the event Of war with Japan
When say In the war Japan mean that
believe that between that country United States
absolutely certain It within years tho la
waan and Philippine islands will 70 this
country We have enough bateshps sufficient arma
ment on this coast her taking islands
4 from
The problem VIII have assumed entirely different
pexion wh The completion Of INC qanl The haeshlrr pi
Inc 10 he Atlantic, and n "a s esteN nroat naost
SHIPS iieiag kept vn ~ n led aaef way ID
= ing 70 this eoat ud 60 await tn de aipppta q III
= The big vn'at+ 4nui ben our aaAA ssessiof ull 81
. am eel re ee p mi uese iaf4t nless ffe M eA
= aN rAes pae md 9tarA tsa az 4 HltBA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
the eviLs OF lnreMpsRANce.

Ia reply to Your question the crying need oil the United
will say there many needs which efy OUT
hcir heard unless tho ear Is rightly a"neu
Tho head has 20 he ~ concert e The ear
Of ihe needs + order n iesmpin - pe np
lifted IS ara clear UNDERESTIMATE b che Il en q 80
terpeune, poverty disesse dainqgv and fine ana
focteni ton hh ma ever nfate mt Ne1 olte
aoaesa,e. ~ taat ihf ssaA4ie te nod aye
dfukef p tseis q ~ 'spkafft thhi 9
nc N ~ e@
e
- lAtA&kAAe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
MUST REMEDY BY LEGISLATION The REBATE EVIL
AND CAR SHORTAGE.

Corrective legislation. having Tor ne the remedy
iae Of sge evils freight the deliberate with
> h1Rng d mind. vital problem
. frotunz Unitoa States in 1867
ia shoud be underatood o
es have the matter acutoly
mat fe question by any local The DANGER
wing wgtfn Of national Importance emb0dyng
a. A does power the railroads 10 destroy prosper
v Of any seeti0n country short notice by denm
atloa asalnsi shlD8era ead reiueiance hanag ne
q atae . d phcA ia aatflff safh1A cpe df ~ fs
r4.f 81 pres
yHf - aertser ne e nla afeets4 Tomoe
sas D aar 9h BfW eftt elnfp thnpit
setsas r sfl1s 4 u a tale Al eoffted 81
fsss e rsaf ssott @alea 81 lhs ebf p fss lira
y - - trsss asea so 8Fm Is asi@f 81 -
Ftat a NetAp
.&ssxstfF - u.s. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

MASTERS kNo PILOTS LEAVE
STEAMERS OF ALAS A
STEAMSHIP AND MORT r.
WESTERN sTEkmsHtP COM.
PANiEs' BOATS ON ACCOUNT
OF NEW WAGE SCALE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
REFORM MEMBERS Will Re
! IN CONTROL OF THE SENATE

which faction ahall control their
appointment.
The leaders ~ the reform move
ment are. Senators nooth aud
N0itefill % Ninx county. Condor Of
kitsan Dunn 81 kittitaa and che.
Ian and Graves u Spokane. Tho
leaders u the sang are Link
Davis of Pierre county. Summer 81
Snoheolah and Williams 81 King
list uf the members OF the "Gans. 10
eetnpsred with the votes raa4 hy
most "a them during the last mea.
sion would make Interesting read.
Tvs. The black horse cavalry" a
term applied Ia the lobby Ia many
states il unanimously aligned on
the aide II the old gang. Nearly
all the federal offieehnidera who ouc
Their appointment 10 either Baker
90 cfoeksr may be found On the
same side.
Hsuseelssnsns Session.
Tbs coming session VIA be ps-
cgliafiy favorable 10 thoroush
heuseeleaninw fNir the first time
asnce tFai no cnitsd states sen.
s'saf - =" - ftNtteds - mat mem b
hers wlll be able 10 giva their en-.
ttte and undivided attention @ state
legislation
rhe attempt % make Il appear
that the movement 70 ouat the Eans
VAS directed against Senator Piles
has proven failure. Senator Rab.
eft ?. Booth. one Of the leaders AZ
TIE movement. L. oae % the sena =
tors principal supporters while
senator 1 a. knickrrbeessr was
turned down hy the senator in his
ambition 70 b. director % the assay
effice Senator Williams. uho Ia
district normal republican hy a
majority 81 ever 4soa vas barely
elected by = majority u only 10. has
pabilciy declared that he - nndes
no obligation L. fellow piles wlahsn
kalnh Nichols received ma support
from him a. Senator Piles was
piedNsd 10 support Van De vantsf
Ter the nomination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
MANY STREET IMPROVEMENTS
AND OTHER PUBLIC WORK rs
AUTHORIZED - OFFER MADE
TO SELL CITY PROPERTY.

The council last evening acted on
large number Of street improve
snent ordinances and resolutions An
ordinances was introduced providing
fos laying out Of diagonRi street
from the corner of Second aud Dem
ny 10 Beach drive. to be called
Magnolia way. Condemnation pro-
ceedinRH VIII be brought 20 secure
she necessary property
Protests were received from prop
gfty owners in Hoys q nenny's adj
ditlan against any street improve
menin which viii involve change
from the original survey - that
addition. The property holders along
John -. filed 4 protest against the
extension Of that street from SUM
mil az. = Bellevue. On the Kreand
that the extension would be use
loss expense. ne Denny wny. on the
south. ana Thomas ~ on the north.
are each lces than iEe feet distant.
Property owners along Rainier
boulevard have peiitionesi for bet
ter sifn protection for the district
east q Beacon hill and south q
jackson St
Green Lake Has Wants.
The Green Lake Improvement club
wants a number Of fire alarm boxes
installed In the Green Lake dis
tries.
The following resolutions for
street work were introduced. sixth
and Eighth avs =. a 10-foot plank
roadway. Fourth av. &. se-foo;
plank roadway. for an improvement
district for grading carhing and ce-
ment walks between Tesier and
James between attn av and Lake
Washington = Union IT. from Soth
20 s1th avs. BY plankiag. grading
and cement sidewalks. Yesier way.
from broadway 90 52nd av.. by paw
ing with sandstone blocks: FIRST Nv.
from Weller 20 Virginia SITS. BY tn
aiailaiioe Of cluster lights. Temple
place. Main and Washington SITS. by
grading. eurhing and concrete
walks. HplRafe ~. from 18th TO sfst
avs. by grading, eufbing and con-
crete walks
Water Mains Authorized.
Water mains we're authorized IN a
number Of streets In Fremont. the
university district and the district
south OF YoEler between goth av. and
the lake.
The board o. public works was
authorized 70 purchase eight horses.
three wagons and three sets Of har-
ness. Tho sum Of $4,000 WAS aprr6-
pritcd for an engine house
A sewer district IL 90 be formed
IN the territory north OF Lake Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

'omU flIIff n. %. rarIan ~
Ialwi1i, Ne = itftlf ~ tfiis
te ~ vp
HIFfs - ga Sal. Il
\ s. sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
WEST AND EAST ON
THE GRID|RON

AZ : o'eiock ms Afternoon the
eruwa IL ffrnt - The gates az the
old Madisoa bali park vas In
aescrthahie HunarcAs ucfs xell.
ine har tickets and those who had
tickets fnr ne grand stand werr
selling them At 81 to s.
Ten minutes before the ahss'ie
sounded the 6rand stand Vas filief
TIckets aclt fer she stand we're
9eae Both bleschars we're packed
Seattle and eAlsago enthusiasts
we're makins the air shrek Nith
ye1la
Ths Seattle hunrh arrived IN q
talir.hn ~ O'Clock The ehieaxa
hoys followed soun after Both
werc cheerei when theY sent oa
tbs ffslt
Cars 10 the same heEan 70 nj Of
Msdison 81 shortly after noan.
May Who sstented the game
sxnt TO Leeehi PARK and creased 10
Nsdison on the iittie steamers
The neif - extremely slepuF
TAa snov failipE yesterday. last
rtshf ans this morning aed then
msiiing slowly transformed The
tsses fieis into q sea % mud. In
places the mud - over ones shoe
sops
BsfsFe he sanse started cayis.
Of Seattle. said The field IL very
s,oppy Tor oar bsst work I woniss
SrsfcF a ary FIELD We gave goods
- Lick On a naa4sy field and Ne
VII yin the came todAe
Caps nurnblsser. % the Chicago.
said Ne wtiI win, although the
~ssls Is she worns I aver saw
Coach stegfin said. The field IL
roften ] don't So Wis they dlsi
not - rs PLAY on the varsity cam.
pus We mlxht as well play IN the
iaks a here
East and West clash a ~ this
aftsrHooa e Madison PARK. ~hen
Capt. DurnhIaeer. 81 The North Ia
vision Hlsh school F0othan team
= ChicazD. and his ten uzoieskia
I'd youngsters crouch Tor she
soft against the hand % Seat.
9 champions andss the ieadership
doaEhsY Capt Coyie Jcday.a
II b a nofahie battle Having
ucns 2.99e mslea. the visiting
faaths. peers Ia the high school
fpgtbail Nofid AZ hone. vii battle
with savage determination 60 carry
tAt isarels across The mountains
Ihe fFay uill likewise D. duel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
HA VANA SIGNAL
BOMBS EXPLODE

Geddings. Of the medical corps.
were severely injured In the accl-
dent which occurred az the recep-
ton rendered TO Gen Bell ne tho
Officers Club. Gen Bell today as
sumed rank as maiog,geReral ami
sailed a nQpA toxs WA<b lRasezu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

Q q

49,
20 I'M
We to-
anti
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Of -
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14
WILL HEARST Be
A RUNNING MATE :?
MANY THINK HE WILL Be NOM
MATED ON TICKET WITH
BRYAN.
WASHINGTON POLITICAL TALK
1t Isl Now Accepted as a Foregore
coGelusion That Bryan viii Be
Nominee OF the Democrat
ic Party.

Apsninglon. Dec l3-Now that
the democratic national committee
ha9 settled the DrelimInaa'ies OF the
aelnlng cailventi2n, the principal top.
K asaons The minority nardy con-
gs msa and politicians elates to
presigentlal and vice presidential
hAt lis Bryan win be The stand,
ai rer Of the party in the next
ea}aHain is generally admitted in
washington political circles. Even
INC eDemias of the famous Nebrasi5m
eonenr this wtn the lataHstlc air
Of one who saya What Isl TO be
Will bea
there is little less uncertainty as
70 che Dygaa kite, among those on
taa a iae Unless all signs 30
wrong, William Randolph Hearst viii
nc the vice presidential candidate.
There ale many democrats. pronli-
mont II fhe councils Of the party, who
look upon Hearst with even greater
adherence than bryan. but even
lhese admit that all the political
winds are blowing IiearstWard. That
Bryan and Hearst have entered mto
a political alliance is the general
opinion in informed circles. which Is
to some extent bore out by the re-
cent conferences between the Ne-
brasl1an and the New York editor.
Nor is there any hope among ihe
conservative Democrats that they
lv,i se abie te defeat the Bryaa-
Hearst program. Some time ago
tho members Of The Parker wing Of
the party INDUCED in the belief that
Bryan and Hearst had lost their
strength, and that the time was ripe
for bringing forward Judge Gray or
some other conservative as a presi-
dental pos 5ibility All of these
booms have died at birth. and there
is growing evidence that Bryan is
still the IDOL of the great masses of
the democratic voters. in the south
and wset Hearst despite he de-
feats of the past IS still the snong-
est radical democrat in the east. and
is not without a considerable follow
ing in the west. and on the Pacific
coast
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14
TWO RECEIVERS
ARE APPOINTED


Quite an interesting conflict be-
tween the United States and Che
state court Is nov on and the final
result viii be watched with interest
saAe dlxlculty grows out OF tba case
Of Boone 49, socl The saw min men
who flied their T5S'tfio1 in bankruptcy
WIN Referee Isaac a few days ago.
The tight at present lis between the
TWO courts to see which OF the re.
coiyers, one ha{ing been appointed
by each. viii finally take charge Of
the estate
It seems that BeHnet & Conycrs,
Of this city, representing B. Padrosa,
appeared before Judge Parker on
Monday and asked that a receiver
be appointed for the firm. and j.>B.
Manning WAS named By the state
court judge Manning was wired
that he had been named receiver. but
be had no mandate of the court and
did not take charge Of the affairs Of
ths firan.
IN tne meantime Boone < McCool
filed their petition for bankruptcy
and Referee Isaac appointed A. H.
croyatt receiver for the bankruptcy
court MI Croyatt Immediately went
up and took charge Of ~ affairs Of
the bankrupt firm and later Manning
appeared ON the scene for the same
purpose.
Now the state court and the bank
ruptcy court are in dispute as to
which of the receivers should be in
charge Of the estate, Several unus-
ually interesting points are involved
and the final outcome of the con
troyefsy is anxiously awaited, espec.
Tally by those interested.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14
ROAD IS AFTER
STEEL COMPANY
BELIEVED A. 3. G a. WILL pUR
CHASE BIG ENTERPRISE IN
ALABAMA.

The following telegram sent out
from Birmingham will be Of interest
here:
Todays meeting Of the receivers
Of The Southern Steel Company in
this city, at which time a report will
be made to the creditors. is awaited
with keen interest.
ut is understood that the debts OF
the concern have been found to
amount TO considerably more than
100000 1t is further stated that
some disclosures to be made at the
meeting viii be highly sensational
and some Of the men formerly con
nected with the company may have
,criminal charges preferred against
them.
The receivers for the properties in
Alabama are T. q. Bush, j. o.
Thompson, e G Chandler and e. A.
Adle-. all Of Blgmingham
Creditors from Chattanooga and
other points outside Of the state win
attend The Steel Company, capital
lied at $25,00O.000. was the result Of
the amalgamation Of some valuable
furnace and ore properties in Ala
bama, Georgia and Tennessee. Prac-
ucally all Of the companies plants
being unable to raise the money to
keep them in operations.
In case the company dis.ntegFates
under the receivership, the possible
buyers mentioned are the Atlanta
Syndicate. which owns the Atlanta
Birmir CHAM and Atlantic railroad
and the sloss Sheffield Steel and
iron Company of this city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

glance tho gum is taken for rare cid
mahogany, but turned over on the
other side appears TO be the finest
grade Of maple. The same metamor-
phosis is accomplished with the
cypress and sap vine, the latter
being a wood which resists all at
tempts TO fire it in its green state,
ana begins 10 crumpie and decay nc
moment the driving out process com
mences.
Tie plan Of Captain Purse is to es-
tablish these plants al over tue
south, but it is not intended TO be.
gin operations in any one section oi
the southern states until all sections
producing che character OF timber
in question has had a chance to act
in the matter.
Captain Purse lett last for Charles.
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14
PaoHL ELTON ELECTION.

Montgomery Ala, Dec 13-In
pursuance Of petition filed by p
per cent Of the. qualified voters. an
election will be held in Montgomery
county tomorrow to determine the
question OF prohibiting the sale of
liquor Birmingham was recently
voted dry" and If the temperance
people carry tomorrow's election, as
they are confident OF doing, Mobile
win be the only big city in the state
that will remain wet" until the en-
forcement Of the state prohibition
law
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.


Preaching at Il am, and 7.3C
pm, ~ the pastor, Rev. J y. Sam
mons.
Morning subject The Retarn d
the ProdigaI"
At the evening hour the pastor vill
preach special sermon to the car
penters of the city Subject, "A
Good Building
Sunday school Baracca and Philo
thea classes at 3:15 pm.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:SO
pm.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all visitors and strangers to at
tend all these services.