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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
MINISTER is
IN A SCANDAL

ALAMEDA. Cal. Nov NJ The
failure ~ every clue 60 the whore
atolta - Edna Clark tho missing
art student today has caused her
mother. Hra Anita Mack almost tn
give uu hope ~ ever seeing the rirl
alive THE fear is shared b. many
thaf fhe girl has met foul play
The official probing ~ tho ala
legged scandal in the church uf 81
Mary the Virgin in san Francisco.
VIII begin late today. when the
bishops court ~ inquiry VII invcs-
fisafs the charges that the Rev.
faFaun Young Rugged and kissed
Edna clark in the HeciuHlun ~ bic
study. and that the rector similarly
runfoiel other women II bis cunsre-
CATION
The accused rector probably viii
appear iu hiH own behalf women
who are members of bis c0ngre ga
lion wiii b. called Edna Reynolds.
the girl chum ~ EDNA Clark ia exc
pecffd fo appear ne witness Miss
Reynolds if called. BE- expected g.
repeat her assertions that Edna
Clark cold her that aha waa Engaged
% Father Young. and that be-
wished ring On her finger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
SAYS ROOSEVELT is
AN ENEMY OF
PEACE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa Nov I I -
That President Roosevelt. winner
Of the Nobel peace prize. should be-
considered an enemy ~ peace "a
astonishing the members OF the
friends ~ Peace association today
Prof WIN iaaac HUI. Of Swarth.
more college. Is responsible for the
statement, and the members OF the
local branch Of the organization are
indignant today ~ what they term
an attack upon their idol.
Theodore Roosevelt 10 the most
dangerous enemy 70 the cause Of in.
ternntional peace 10 be found IN
this country. declared Prof Hull
In On address before a select an.
dience OF the association last night.
lie followed this up with the state
ment that Capt Richmond Pearson
Hobsou aud Rear Admiral Hobley
- Evans. who are among the fore.
most advocates Of the expansion Of
the Country's fighting strength. arc
greatly thWariing The efforts that
are being made % develop modern
ideas Of peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
SIX KILLED IN
TRAIN WRECK

DENVER, Nov ti.-Ronorts
from Boric. near Cheyenne. Wyo..
today say that six persons we're
killed and three severely Injured
IN a freight wreck near that plnce
today
The wreck was caused by an
extra froight train crashing Into the
cabooao Of another freight train.
Engineer Schloy. Conductor Muir.
ply and Fireman Christensen are
among the dead Three bodies stu
are In the wreckage and there rs
possibility that still another per.
son Was killed
The collision occurred az point
on the Union Pacific. II miles west
Of here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
GREEN LAKE CITIZENS
WANT LAWS ENFORCED

There il Alec frea.and.easy
dance 10 tho Colman block. not only
on sunday nights. but during the
week az well" AIR Moore con.
tiumea
This condition Of affairs has be.
cume an syesore 70 the community
1he chief ~ police has been mott.
Ted bu' for uome reason. probably
known 10 himself. he has neglected
~ f~fnsed 20 take any action.
The dances attract q large mum.
bef OF the tough element from
down town and should not be Al.
lowed 10 exist understand that
the police department closed up
Sunday dancing many months AKo
WIS should u 10 allowed 20 operate
"a the midst " our honest"
i s. also stated that gambling Is
carried On IN several small stores
lr and about Green Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

accept the invitation of President
Roosevelt 90 dine with him NJ the
executive mansion az Washington
], Il understood on the best au.
thorliy that the labor leaders made
this promise 90 the radical dele.
gates 20 the convention 81 the
American Federation ~ Labor In
return for a promise that no anti
administration or anti. Roosevelt
resolutions would be introduced IN
the convention iu retaliation Of
President Roosovelts snub 20
Samuel Gompers by failing 10 IN.
ciude Gompers' name Ia the list Of
those invited to the labor dinner al
the White House November Ia.
Although there was no session OF
the convention today. the delegates
everywhere IN the hotels were dis.
GUESSING the incident II IL known
that Gompcrs has had the greatest
difficulty IN restraining the dele.
gates from taking some kind OF rad.
ical action.
Several times during the session
yesterday the discussion vorEed pcr-
llously on the edge 81 an anti
Roosevelt demonstration. Gompera
received kilograms from various
parts ~ the country yesterday con
graduating him that he was not IN.
vited "a the dinner az the White
House. Tie was In session with the
chiefs az the labor world until early
this morning az bis hotel. and It
was not until early today that
compromise was arranged IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
ARE TO COME HERE

Information reached this city yes.
terday that the next binnnnal con
feniion ~ The International Ep.
worth league. en- organization OF the
Methodist church. viii meet m this
city early IN July Of 1909 THIS with
mean an aHeomblago OF twenty-five
or thirty thousand people. The only
other time that this convention
came 30 far west was several years
ago. when some 10000 delegates
went hy special trains 10 San Fran.
cisco J. W. Efaw. a Seattle man.
who Is a member OF the board of
control. was Instrumental IN aeeur.
Ing the convention for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
OUTLAW BEZEMER IS CAPTURED
RUSSELL MAY BE POSTMASTER
JUDGE H0UcH, WHO SOAKED ice KING MORSE
A ROOSEVELT APP0INTEE

Chaa, NLorFfa Etawrh. siehse ~ tho
United States court faq the seWhers
district Of New York. wbe sentenced
Chas. W Morse, the ice KIM" sud
Wall 81 star. 20 the penitcntIary Tor
IS years for violating the national
banking laws and thereby wrockine
the National bank Of North Amer.
lea. Is So years old. having been
born IN Philadelphia May rs. 1855.
After bis graduation from Dart.
mouth scollego IN 1879. be taught
school. read law and was admitted
60 the Philadelphia bar In 1883 He
moved to New York later. where he
praeticed and served ia the New
York state naval militia Judge
housh Is republican. and was ap.
pointed 90 the United States bcnoh
by President Roosevelt on June a..
1906.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
MEET TO REVISE
LAWS ON FISHING

~. e state fish comnlsal..o NJ,
~ 49, act spring by Gov Mead
.. ~ iifst session todav In M
AZ q Commerce This morn.
49,. ss.lon was devoted ta orgag.
1s.. # !. Mc0ovan. temnor ,.' 4,
eIs,.aaa, vas made perma ae,,
$500 s,,i. and Miller Freeman M
a. eaiioT of tho Pacific Fgeber.
1gs., ssse.iistary A commlttee -,
6 m,a'.allon Consisting III h 9
n ra,s q hellingham. J. n pnrto
fluss a.,aallaet, ana John Crawford
VA. 'a.sndeht % the STATE G'S'
IA. va appointed
hshl.. commission win revisc tho
AVS Of The state ana ~
asllss 70 laws regulating ne
ss, = The Columbia whle5 1lii
~ .s ~. 70 BY tho Oregeg g.t
hssl, ..' \. .. which "a risn M
y this time IN Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
BANK cLsARlNos.
ROOM THIEF is
STILL AT WORK

Apartment house providers are
stiii active Ia the residence districts.
shortly after o'clock last niphl
AIRS = a Cook left her apartments
AZ 4is Pine 81 Tor a few moments
When sha returned a gold watch
naNNes stick pan. = dlanlond.ntln.
t~d brooch and 1855 had been taken
~ a thief
Another pruwler entered the
apartments ~ g. ~ Pufdy a. the
Helen y apartments. fte 18th ay "
shortly after s o'eisek last night and
carried or several articles * iea Is
rify aue a small clock Both roo.
berries we're reported 60 tire pnller.
hut no trace 90 thS thieves has been
found
, " brown who is stopping at
the Portland hotel ztfz FIret as s
reported e. ihy police fhis morning
mat hia reom was catered last niEht
Ahe Thief took n ness uxegroAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
TO N(JZZLE:
KAISER
Bill VIII Be Introduced
Limiting Personal
Power.

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-The Reich.
stag vas packed today when the DE-.
bate on The iudlscfetinna uf the
NaAher was continued Every
available Neat IN tho gallery waa
taken and there was no atansilnK
ruom
Herr scradcr. for the national 10.
erals Herr Hoffman. fof tho united
liberals. Herr Gamu. s0r the ecu.
aersAtiyeal Herr Norman. for me
llnporialist conservative. and Herr
zimmerman. fsr the AErarlana. led
today attack on The emperor.
which was as bitter a. yesterday .
debate.
These leaders. al representing
opposing factions ~ The German
parliament Joined on the isaua h.s
fuFe the HeiehNtag. and al De-
manded a iullatlon % the kAlasfn
personal power.
The speakers demanded a pledge
that the kaiser refrain from giving
Interviews ~ the future without
first submitting bis remarks % the
ministers ~ foreign affairs.
The dlwuity az The nation. IL say
nolhiuE ~ ~ safety demands that
we cheek thc royal preroEaslve 81
aowing broadcast opinions that
don't In the least reflect real Ger.
man sentiment. declared Norman
At the close ~ hie speech.
The ether speakers took The same
attitude TheY resented, they said.
the statement AZ the emperor that
the LARGE feet uf Germany Nag
aimed against England
u - thought today that q bill win
D. introduced limiting tho personal
power uf the emperor. and that
Chancellor Won Rlelow viii resign
On consequence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
CLUB Is OPPOSED TO
GARBAGE FRANCHISE
Commercial Club Favors
Municipal Garbage
System.

- Seattle Commercial ciub last
Hixht wrnt on fucofd a. being op.
y I'd 70 the franchise bill nov
ading IA The city council Tor a
= ear exclusive garbage franchise.
na4 revolutions saopled stated that
= should Be dcfenieu AZ al hazards
We believe that every means IN
oef POSER should be rxertad 10 tn.
siige The defeat o. The pending fran.
cAsee the resolution reads
The maioriiy n 5.0G0 out 81 a
vote q ~ ooo az the recent election
TO- . 100000 bond issue Tor q mu.
nieihai aarhaEe system was favor.
ably Commented upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
ROLLING STOCK MAY
Be INCREASED

"lt looks like I will have 20
double my order for rolling stock
az once. said Howard Elliott. pres.
idont OF the Northern Pacific rail.
way. to G. n Yandell. secretary OF
the Chamber OF Commerce. at the
New Washington last night. Yam.
dell had just advised him that Sc.
attic had secured the Epworth
league convention for next July.
Elliott asked what the total
number OF delegates expected here
during the fair period was, and. be-.
Ing told that $1,000 was the estl.
mate. made the above remark. El.
lott spoke seriously and James j.
I'm, who was standing at hts Oh.
bow, nodded his approval.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
NINE KILLED
IN WRECK
Passenger Trains Crash
in a Rear End
Collision.

NEW ORLEANS Nov ii---Nine
persons are known 90 have been
killed anh a numtes imlured ln a
rear-eud cnilision on fhe Sew orr
leans ard Northeastern railway. si
fAttif eods. ~ miles from here. a..
DAY TIE tndiea ~ nine have been
taken from tno wfne kaEr. and the
ANaFtA may reveal mHFn.
A New Orleans auA Great NORTH
ern srain ruiiidNH with 3 Northeast
Hrm passenger train which carried
fite CasaeheH aud n hHaHsEF rnr Ali
train we're derafef and badly
4matHsd The WrsekAaH caught
fire. uut Wsa soon extiuF iishcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
4 MUADSEh PLANS
NORTH POLE TRIP

ffffiATlANfA NoF ia ~
Ntnia AmurdHen Is making urepara !.
Il sHH tednN Tor another Lecture tour
81 obtain funds fur the HeaFtinn ~
NtH voyage im search 90 thf n8ffh
pole capt AwHndapu viii start
from me Pacific coast early iu f8fe
u tHe FRAN. which vfii Do equipped
tNf Hetrn years voyage sac plans
r. fhFf0n hle ship lu thn irf north.
HpHt q Point Rarruw. the moat
nufthtflN point in Alaska. ue hopes
q drift from there 90 tie north pole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
N[W CHIEF
IS NOT YET
NAMED
crrWART7S TERM is
NATTER OF BUT
FEW HOURS.
County Treasurer Is Said
10 Be Slated for
the Place.

rssv IL a strong probability that
seres =. Russell, former city
wsurer. VINO was chosen county
r.sssrsr al the recent election
III es appointed postmaster, &C
nssed Gee. N. Stewart, removed
~rsrtay BY President Roosevelt
sss~ins an investigation o.
asyss that he had solicited cam
No f0nds from employees OF th'
rx
ka snaerstood from, a reliable
- shst Mr.. RusseiI's name Will
. rusrses 70 President Roose.
4 - sfsern0on or tomorrow.
s.rasst plies stated today shas
!. Il s<-sssa q man TO succeed
- ~ declined TO divulae
= ~ a mis- time.
- rss quite ready" stated
~ nn,sar. = may be able 70 Az.
e1riu Ne announcement to-day and
I ~ y two days before ! can
- s-yss'ss ssOre osflnlse.-
y. Russell has been prominent
j ~ sssaAhear party o. this sec.
H. fer s<seral years He made a
~ reerd az city treasurer and
- slsetsa county treasurer ~ q
~ rzlaflss.
ncsEyELT WANTS ABLE MAN.
4 semmunlcsting sith Senator
NJ regarding ire proposed 70
- II pcsfmasser Stewart. be
~ ne znnoencement q the actual
~ncxal <ss naae public. President
&s4<sslt rses Il plain that the
~ 49, Ncsl6 be acceptable %
- mur- measure - 20 , high De
~ Il fItnexs fer the office. which
~ s-e~n Il be enc q the mcat
InexFsanf ia the pestal department.
NJ. Russell ls not only regarded
= ssa< 4 take charge Of the arou-
~ 1ssEes u the efflce. hus his
mrsees e ths party haxe been %
3 chars<,<r thst, 4 "a Insisted ~
M frlsres. sntsIs him 10 consider.
Mon.
Ths ssfiss a psssrsastsr ~ this
tisy psys ! sslsry ~ 5000 year.
Thws ~ u prrs<r. 3e0 clerks en-
pieyss ~ - rssipts 81 the o.
fies have irsrsss<6 srorn sfooooo IN
- = izc11o IN 1907. Thsrs are
q s4asaztlens a the city. ard all
- rsrsl rpssss 81 tne state are paid
nrssgh ;hss ssfics Seattle is also
tstrsusins psins Cor Alaska ard
es.s Y Ne orisnsal mails.
1yEHAsT MAKES STATEMENT.
PsasTsstsr George N. sts~art
= = ne Star to-day. n relation
HN rfmsval from cfficef
- enc thina distinctly IN
.1 There = no possibis basis
= - zh4rns of Encouragement.
zrtssaey, ~ the management
= p'ftafties. There never was
~ Ahsa tbs offics vss IN bet
Nsps - fer a. iss business 70
eeerrsa. wiah The Star would
s'ss'ts this ere fact. u - due
} taHal1sr is headlines % yes
80 *sfs entirely misleading IN
rs'isf. Do not deny that
= 5ssa removed, but Il vas not
$3.50 y bad pcsiefsiee manage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
A Mass Meeting Protests
Against Many Open
Violations.

Claiming that they have ap.
pealcd 70 the chief ~ police With.
out obtaining any relief. 200 real
dents of Green Lake. at mass
meeting. have asked The Star a.
assist Ia stopping the defiant aud
wanton Violations of the law which
have been Haunted In their facca
for weeks
~ , Moore. Who vas appointed
10 present the facts 20 this raper.
declares Il 10 wciikuown that
liquor car he purchased IN several
drug stores at Green Lake. aino IN
anall candy sture IN the Colman
building. on int az. y =. between
63Fd aud cath ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
FUGITIVE KIDNAPER IS
RUN TO EARTH
MINNESOTA.

\ The report that the ocean
a liner Minnesota would be al.
y yerted 20 other ports. or that
= he contemplated taking her 10
. the Atlantic. we're set at rest
4 by James J Hlll last night
= Seattle will be the home {
4 port OF the Minnesota az long /
4 as she Is on the Pacific {
= ocean. he said He also dc. j
= eiared the report that she !
= might be sent 20 the Atlantic I
. 10 be without foundation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
.WILDCATTERS RE
INDICTED.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov IL
The federal grand jury today ro-
turned true bills against Raymond
=. May. Y. IS Horn, John u Horn.
Frank n Horn and 8 II Snyder.
all members Of The Central Mining
a Development company The men
arc charged with the wrongful use
OF the United States mails. with
the intent to dofraud II is charged
that the mining company sent lit.
orauro through the malls descib.
ing property that did not exist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
FAIR WOMEN or
SOUTH MEET

ATLANTA. Ca Nov lI The fair.
ct women 70 tHe south are here CO..
day O. attend thr annual F0Heen-
tinn n thr tnitea Daughters ~ the
DAYS session thiH morning MrH
tNfnHiia NrameH stone president 20
ths general division. 0UHuft the enH X
NeNfinn The mgrnlnH session mAn
given over o. thn crEanisafien ~
the convention ana TIE arralHflng
% the tarlnus committees and tHfa
afternoon Dr. 90 bn taken 40 with
social events
most elaborate series a enter
talnmNuts has been planned Tor the
guests. Gov and Mrs Nahe amffh
ere % give q reception 20 the Bnias
gates tOulUht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
TROUBLE EXPECTED
ELECTION DAY
IN CUBA.

HAVANA Nov fi.--AmorioRn
army Officers are leaving today for
their poHtH in fnr six provinces. from
which they Will net as super FiFOrH
81 TIE rural guards ne further
urNcaHifuu against trouble lu the
national election ~ November a.
Tile amy officers were ordered 70
their stations uF Gov th4rieg ~.
MnHuuu recently. Reports from
many ~ The towns Go the island toe
daV Indicate fnnt serious trouble
may ~ expected on election daY.
Gov Mag00n would like 90 preserve
order without calling on the Ameri-
can troops now stationed here. ~.
however the HituntlGn becomes
claiming De VIII order cut the aol-
dlerH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
IIEe's BIRTHDAY

NAE Nov. II an re Ii. e.i..
~. l9aAf Tie 3atn birthday of
~. Nsof Emanuel mn the fhird
N, Nnlled italy Public faa-
~ y progress o. thta rltv
Naples and Venice ma
Il ...ssif has been fhe recipient
4 .z'5Ie tulsforY nersaraa frgfr aII
psliak Hienarchs NJ Europe
.s,.'.s. ias gifts we're taken a. the
nssi 80. '99aY . ne king from the
'-i9.iies ~ Europe
49, emanuel was the only aon
~, '-'',fi ], and succeeded ~ No.
~. e ne assassination n ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

Under the name Of "Tho Navy
yard Route" and with "a capitalism
tion " 500 600. "a new navigation
company. With n o. Kennedy and
Joshua Green as the principal stock
holders was Incorporated uudor ibo
laws Of the state Of Oregon last Sat
urdny II win operate ia Sound
waters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

ROOSEVELT
TURNED
DOWN
THREE OF BIG LABOR
LEADERS REFUSE
INVITATION.
They Break All Precedent
and Will Not Dine
With Him.

DENVER. Colo. Nov. Ii.--John
Mitchell. Daniel J Keefe and James
Duncan. three Of the big labor lead
era Of the United States. u f. said
today have practically decided 20
break all precedents and decline 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

SALEM. Ore, Nov lf-~Gov
Chamberlain announced today that
he viii be- unable % be present at
the second conference Of the gov
errors 10 be- held In Washington
b. O.. December 3 10 49, Work
that must be attended 10 prior IA
the opening 81 the legislature ln
January makes Il impossible foi
the governor 10 80 east at this
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

10 Puyaliup ultimately. where rela-
lives reside.
Bezemer's Bold Crime.
The crime for which Bezemer 10
wanted was the abduction Of T. r.
English. a wealthy logger Of Mt
Vernon. on the afternoon Of October
26 Bezgmer met English a few
miles north Of Mt. Vernon, forced
hlm TO leave his carriage, and
chained him 20 a tree. he then
demanded that his victim write a
note 10 his wife. the purport Of
which was that II she did not W
cure $1,000 and place the money
under a barrel on the Great North
ern bridge, two miles below Mt
Vernon. her husbands ears would
be cut off
While Bezemef left his chained
victim TO give the note 20 a farmer
driving into town. English worked
himself free and spread the ALARM
Sheriff G. W. Harmon Immediately
organized a posse and the man
hunt was on.
Rewards Offered.
Al first Sheriff Harmon offered
a reward for the capture Of the
kidnapcr or a reward Of 500 to
any person giving Information
which would lead 10 his capture.
Later the reward was raised to
s6ee which sum will be divided
between Deputy Sheriffs Wheeler.
Meek. Hill and Johnson. the farmer
who gave the officers their first
definite clew.
Bezemer Is q years old and does
not impress one as having any Grim
inal instincts His personal habits
are clean. Several years ago he at
tanned quite a reputation as a
spFinter and bicycle rider
Bezemcr Denies Crime.
AT the county fail this morning,
Bezemer. while not disclaiming his
identity as the man who has been
fleeing from the officers for several
weeks. stated that he did not know
Why he was pursued. but only knew
that II seemed as though the whole
country was out after him. he
said he struck Seattle. where he had
friends
left Burlington about two
weeks ago and went Go McBride's
Mills. about 10 miles away. 10 look
Tor a job. said Rezemer. Il ar
ranged 90 go to work the next
morning. but when I came away
from the mill J met a bunch %
men with guns. who began shoot
Ing at me. a bullet cut hole In
my trousers, and ran. The nexs
morning ] came out OF the bushes
long enough 20 ask q farmer what
was the matter He said that
everybody was out after me with
guns. and that | had better make
my getaway ! thought had bet
ter stay In the woods for awhile
until the trouble blew over. I have
been IN the woods ever since. and
have only had about one meal
every three DAYS"
The fact that he has missed so
many regular dinner hours seems
10 trouble Bezemer more than any
thlng else, and he was much com
forted by the promise OF big din
ner by Joilcr Smith this noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
A Resolution Concerning
tire Hearing Is Laid
on the Table.

Resolved. Tha, IN view OF the
seriousness and the great import
anco OF the charges against Judge
Root that the charges should be-
heard not by the naf association.
which has no authority 90 compel
the attendance Of witnesses OF 20
pat them on oath but by a com.
mittec Of seven or more judges. 90
De chosen by the supreme court
whose decision would be one the
public could rely on"
The above resolution. introduced
by William Douglas Johns al a
meeting ~ tho Commercial club last
Night was successfully tabled n
Tho third attempt. bat not until att.
or an hour 81 heated discussion.
Tho resolution was twice referred
20 the judicial committee 81 the
cluh. and was twice Withdrawn. hc.
cause this committee consists OF
lawyers. aud once 20 a special com.
miitee. bat was finally killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

Prominent lumhormon OF the eoas 50
viii leave tonight for Washington
D. c., Co assist in tho fight against
tho removal of the tariff on iumhef
hv the next congress pnehfbs lsia
bermen are very heStile 60 the p@e
posed move,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
BIC jim" CAN
TELL IT ALL
tBy United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. IL
Judge Lawlor decided today that
big Jim" Gallagher, the leader OF
the hoodling board OF supervisors,
could tell an Of the graft story Of
the old board Ia the case against
Abraham Ruef. accused OF bribery
IN connection with the passing OF
the overhead trolley franchise.
This settles a point which had
been fought out az former trials.
Gallagher will be permitted 70 tell
the entire sordid story OF graft
for the purpose of showing the re-
lations between Ruef and the old
board OF supervisors.
Find Much Plumber
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Ii
of dollars worth OF plua-
der. taken during night raids on
hotels and apartment houses. was
found secletod In a vault In tho
old Italian cemetery today by police
Clothing. iowelry and
personal belongings were drawn
from their mcanuy resting places
aud taken TO police headquarters to
await the possible Identification by
owners. Severalaarrests have been
made
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FAIR TONIGHT AND THURSDAY; LIGHT
EAST WINDS.
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TO Puyallup ultimately. where rela~
lives reside.
n....l. III fa-l.