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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

FIRST Seventh aaa spring Rev
N A Matthews. pastor Huhteet At
"A a. IN. The feasr q the dos
psi evening. sour CLERKS"
cherry ~ ssad a. and Cherry
Rev " A Stevenson pm D.. pas
tor 81 = m. -thFtAsfan Progress
40 q m Tbs Toanx Woman :
Influence over Young Msn~
Westminster broadway and CO.
iufnhia Rev J II Wilson. pastor
PREACHING AZ ~ a IN and % p.
IA aahse The Orthodox Geek q
er After rruth" at : e y ~. Harry
Arnoia International secretary OF
The y Al g A. Ntti sp~ak
ballard Presbyterian - Market II.
sna 18th av y. " ballard Rev.
Eimsr = Thompson. pastor. Asrv-
tees II a m ana 10 >. an Sub
lgcts. tled'n work Revived and
Stilllms the Tempest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
CHAPTER VII
The Influence Of Woman.

Two men. troubled. turned 10 tao
women for consolation and insplfa.
ton although In different manner
and With somewhat different mo
tives Mason wanted Endorsement
of that which he wished 90 do. Oar.
nell wanted to do that which would
secure Endorsement
I'm afraid I ought 10 have de
cilued that nomination. said Ma
aon. I had practically entered into
4 combination with q liafa and Nor.
fis to run as an independent. and
now lind myself on the very ticket
II was dsaired 70 beat. II looks
tricky
The object OF the combination
vas "a beat baxter. wasn't IL Mrs.
Mason asked
lie admitted that e Was
Wei. you've already beaten
him'~ ahs exclaimed. triumphantiY
To Masaas surprise. Norris Of The
safety league also took the same
yicw of IT,
The safety leagues aim vas al
ready accomplished. but the slfua
tion id not exactly please Mason
With ofIara'a strength added tu
mine he told hla wlfe. 7 vas sure
Of defeating Baxter. bat I'm not -
eertaln / can beat O'Iara.
Perhaps. she returned. ynu
ought 70 decline that nomination
after al
Mason laughed and kissed her.
4 never kncw you To waver 80 b
fore. he said. You want that
81 500 n year"
sTm thinking Of the ward. too.
she answered i want u to have
the beat alderman
over In the ztth ward Darnell
MAS losing enthusiasm because Mis-
Hadley did not seam 70 be a.
much interested tn hts eampaign
as be had hoped Ahe would be.
ITS disagreeable. he com
planned.
of course. she replied.
And shat can I accomplish ? hs
asked.
That's for you TO decide.7 shs
answered.
Harvey Merrill. the republican
candidate. II a good man. be vent
on. and. so far as the Interests Of
the ward are concerned. It's really
a matter Of no moment which Of
as IN elected
IF sou think -. she said.
don't see why You are running
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

The Seattle Direct Legislation
league has addressed circular
letters TO each of the candidates
before the primary election asking
them to sign the petitions for the
submission Of the proposed direct
legislation charter amendments.
The necessary number OF sigma.
lures to command the submission
of these amendments to vote ON
March , has already been pro
cured. but the league is DESTROYS
OF putting all the candidates on
record on the matter.
The league has also prepared q
statement OF the character of
these amendments, I'm which II calls
attention 20 the fact that they con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

Trfnpte-Third and cedar. Rev.
George Robert Cairns. pastor Hefsf-
icca II a "a. and ! 70 q m MORN
ma teptr. The Isora ~ Righteous
mess evening. prehlam 2 What
Wouh You offer a. a Remedy for
tha Divorce Evil
Tahernaci~ 18th AZ. north and
tarrla8u John Marvin Dean. min =
lister IL a fn, The Heart Of Dts
cipie John Milton first ~ series
ON "esreat Disciples 7 10 3 m.
My Last Game Il Cards
first Fourth and James. Rev.
~ l.. Whitman. y. =. pastor. 10 30
a m. a Gospel Of Joy" Luke xiv .
sz-tas Tsx0 D m. An Investment
That e'snHo, iBe Toaehed BY Hard
TimeHs
west Seattle Nsdrona hail
Rev Afthnr - Carpenter. nastor.
q .. N. sTh. Hope That Purifies.s
Graen Lake East land ~ and
Finh AZ ~ r.. Rev. u. G. f.liis.
pastor Services II a m. and Tsso
o m morning subject. The Med ?
itation Of Jesus ctsrist'. evening
The Christians puty 60 BE Hap
py"
Columbia Phalen'n hall. REV.
Harry Ferguson. pastor ~ a. m.
a Polite R~auest" 40 .. m. a
Mysterious Death
Dunlap church Rainier houie-
ward. Rev Peter A Klein. pastor
~ a IA. Bible Christianity" : 30
D. Ms, Two Unanswered Caliss
fmmauuei--M Main and stth av. = .
Rev " q. Jones. pastor. III a m.
What II Pure Religion 50 p
m. Dr. A RiddsF. 81 Oakland. cal.
gives illustrated lecture on Japan
and the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

church. Spokane avs. Rev. Luther
~ Eesaef. pastor Services 80
q. ma subject Tine Marriage in
cana
Emmanuel Garfield near Queen
Anne ur ~ A. " Young. pastor
Morning service. II a. M. THE
kinEdnm Of God. a LeaYcnlng Pow
eF"
Holy Trinity e olive and nth.
Rev T. q. Lnnd. -. -. pastor
Morning subject. Water Changed
Into Wine" i.fg =. IN. AN lneiu-
slyc Path
First Church Evangelical AHsoel-
alton Second north and Valley 81
q n iiornHchuch. pastor u a. ~,
sermon by pastor =. m. preaa b :
ing ~ Rev " .. Henderson. ~
Portland. ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
BANKS WILL RESUME CASH
PAYMENTS MONDAY

the situation. Every bank in Sc
attic assured the committee that
Il Was In condition to resume the
payment of all demands In cash.
and the announcement OF the re-
sumption of full cash payments
was made today.
The action OF Seattle banks will
be followed by banks all over the
state Already a good proportion
OF the clearing house certificates
have been retired and they will
soon disappear altogether from CIR
culation in the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

As foretold In The Star. the
banks Of Seattle are to resume cash
payments Monday.
Today clearing house certificates
will be handed over the counters
for the last time. sud from Mon.
day on they will be Cancelled by
the banks as fast as they are re.
ceiyed.
There will be no new issue.
This decision WAS arrived at res.
terday By the clearing house com
mittee after a thorough canvas OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
10y United peess

10y United Peess
SAN FHANCi6C0. Jnn3 ia
gigantic achcms 10 defeat the ends
OF the ehlnese exclusion act aud
permit the rhoieaale entry Of AL
attic coolies Into this country has
just heea uncovered hY the legal
United States immigration author.
tiles
The discovery Disclose the metiis
ODDS by which Chinese laborera haze
been ffHHdulently gaining adaiis.
sion into this country during the
past few years under the preteuae
that they were native sons
The principal feature Of the fraud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
CHANGES IN SERVICE.

Superintendent kempster Of the
Seattle Electric company said yes
terday that after Monday the Nine.
teenth Az. cars will run on Third
ay 10 Pike St. the purpose being
TO group the cars OF one district
as much as possible and relieve she
congestion on Second ay With this
change. the Capitol IIill. University
and Nineteenth av. car lines will
use Third av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
BANK CLERK DeAp.

ID. NJ. Ffnlayson. ir.. a clerk In
the Puget Sound National bank.
died yesterday at the family resi-
dcnce. l6t Twenty ninth ay.. aged
n years. A tumor uecessitated the
amputation OF a leg last May and
from this he never recovered,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

Green Lake NJ. E--s5th and Let
NV y + r.. /. benedict. pastor
N.so a m. =. =. Hllhorn will ad-
dress On subiect Prom the Stage
20 the Pulpit. =. m. illustrated
sermon 10 children by. pastor : 40
y. m. a High-Taned Wedding
Feast
University NJ FL NJ canae.
pastor. II a. m, Harry W. Arnold.
secretary international committees.
y. 81 G. A. will speak ON The
Evan.ellatic Note 750 y. m.
revival sermon by pastor
Norwegian Danish NJ E,-kstew-
art and Hurrn az. Joseph Olsen.
pastor ~ a. m. God Prevented
Prom Doing IFS Best". 7 40 .. IN,
Some Reasons for our Path
First M H. Church South cr-
Ger aud Federal At. & w Walker.
pastor. II a. m, Seeing Christ. !.
30 o. N. The QuickeulnE Spirit =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

a,ss RYAN informs the politicians
...s.e.s IN the hack guom ot
So saloons. that the Old Nan
s.sls no unpledged men nominated
=. aldermen Thee are Harold
naruel a younE society man Of
- an ward. and joe Mason Of
the Eighth.
~, usson lalks when bob Howe and
Senator Pepper hint that ne als's'
~ -rtrht With the Sans
he decides 10 Withdraw rather
,Asn pledse his support to a heedie
as franchise 90.
II please Josephine hadleY.
parnsll secepts the nomination anu
h,r,ns 4 strenuous campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

HELENA. Mont. Jan. is-A spe-
cial to the Record from TwiH
Bridges SAYS that ]. y. Woodwork.
one OF the wealthiest stockmen In
Southern Montana. lies at deaths
door as the result of a fall received
wsibe stating. hs. ssv-aito passime,
Ire fraetsrs.o IA. SAUL And b. still
anos.orr ,ns.
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present clalms to connresa.

WASHINGTON. D C.. Jan. IS
The claims Of s. / Stone and Lulu
Burt for $3.50 and $50. respective
~. for back pay as teachers In gov
eminent schools at Kodiak. Alaska.
and the claim OF the Alaska Com
mereial company for s7sis for sup
piles furnished the Kodiak schools.
have been presented 90 congress by
Representative Humphrey In a bin
which provides for their reimburse
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
cuArrrn nj Lcnntlnaeal

Alu,asf ct the last moment SOME
,elne occurred 10 disarrauEe the
M Mans plans Bob Howe vas
~ flfs, TO get an inkliug 81 What
vas rosae on. The rtmor reached
IL ears that Mason would be pat
I. the ballot as an independent
candidate hy petition For mo
m.nt he was disturbed. thcu he
lankbesf
80 much the better h. CON.
scented -Mascu and oHaFa Ntll
spnt he vote thar Nc couldn I
ri anyway. and we can bold
enough 10 the ioWcf end q the
ward 10 make Il = eineh Tor Baxter
nsher Of them alone would Be
haraas IL beat than both together
Ther msy cut into the machine a
nstse Ia the lower end. but not 80
uech A they'll cut int. each other
ID he upper end.
The reasoning sas good. bat
later i was discovered that the
fsrts had been misunderstood
Word came to Howe that Mason.
oHafz and EiheFt Norris had been
n conferences. Norris vas one Of
the leading men IN the CittHens
Safety league. which was working
hard for an honest council and
such conferences might meaa
much Further reports showed
thar Norris had called % see
Nasaa several times bringing
0Hara with him the las, time
That man osEiarA would DO any
Alag 70 beat Baxter. gruNi led
Hove. snd hr Immediately seat cat
soais eith Instructions to get
rsxs 10 shat Was Enlnx on and do
II 10 aarFy They brought baes
even mase alsquieting rumors and
appzrent confirmation Of them IL
tie fsrt that Martin Appleby. q ~
ra4iieza. had ASA been present ~
De lasf couieTenca, and after.
vErss bad lei fall some very sid
ssscani remarks Howe waited for
% more The ward Convention
vuald meet In 4 little over Two
kess and quick action was nsees
Nj.
s~nsfor Pepper vas leaning
against Caseys bar. idly discussing
ike sltgalion when Howe rushed
Into the place
Where's The osd Man cried
Hove Eve been 70 his office. and
eza't find him.
lies probably At the democratic
club. suggested Senator Pepper.
What's wrongT~
jump into the cab. and I'll tell
you a. Ns % along. said Hove. a.
he darted out the door. closely fol.
bsed BY ihe senator. while Casey
shsok bis head soiemaly. and re.
marked some lads cast a shoe
q D beginnin " n rFace. or Use
aet been hcatln thin out iv tn
campaign assiesmenf
The Old Man held an appoinfive
fee Office that paid him ~ veil
thst ! vas unnecessary for him to
make money out Of politics IN ether
tsys i vas = glorious game he
paved He never headed a ticket
ns had been beaten the only time
hs had run for a minor office In
ne GIT Of the people. but he was
fzrsiEhied manager. and h. had
10 trouble In getting any office Ne
asssfrd thar vas in the gift 81 The
ma BE- nominated and helped to
| eject
shea Howe and Pepper appeared
= ne Democratic club. the Old Nan
"a ehaiiiag pleasantly With some
y ais efoais.s But there vas that
y lhe EXPRESSIONS Of the two men
.has made him stop In the middle Of
a sentenee
VIA y ~" he asked
Here's new deal IN The
ssHlh. answered Howe. and Bar.
h@sni one chance in a million
e SON a. he's put up. Mason win
= aonlnated by petition. indersed
y ne Citizens Safety league. and
ofiA'a Vii Withdraw In his favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
GIGANTIC CHINESE
RUNco SCHEME
p.fss

h large coaching map" N)sfna
the Chinese section Of the Ell sand
also the principal landmarks. u
was only necessary for the apDli.
cant for admission into the United
States - study this map tO gather
q sufficient knowie<1e Of The city
~ sustain bis pose as a give
son
over the head Of the map Is
printed IN lsrc letters plan of
Chinatown San Francisco. Caiifor-
MIA Then follow the principal
Instructions in regard 10 the ques-
lions which would most likely 30
asked bY the inspector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
FOR DIRECT LEGISLATION

template complete revolution OF
the legislative branch OF the city
government. taking from the city
council the final Legislative author.
ity and reposing that authority in
the people at large.
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Episcopal.

Trinity Parish 18th and James
Rev. n n. Gowen. pastor. serv-
Ices. : 30 and II a. IN. and : 30 y,
M. Morning topic. THE First Mir
hCie" evening. The Wedding
Guest"
ST stephcn's-w send st. BAL
lard. Rev John A. ST clair. pastor
Morning prayer at IL evening
prayer. fs50. morning topic. DE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

Firat Church u Christ. Scientist
a-tiz 9Th az. Services "a a nj. and
. m. subject. Life reading
room. 81 Alaska building
Hrcund church OF Christ. Scientist
--zoli " tsth 81 Ballard Services
~ a m. HubJ~et Life reading
room in church building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
SUNDAY TOPICS
.ts..ttsst.st.

. Notices Tor the church col !
q umu in the Saturday Star will
. not be accepted after 8 o'clock !
4 Friday afternoon
All notices must coutsin +,
4 subjects OF sermons I
Owing to delay Ia the deliv I
= CRY of malls. notices should !
q be mailed M early aa posi- I
. BILE. In order 10 insure their /
arrival AZ The Star office at !
the time specified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

dent of the United States and 10
foreign rulers Ia this honor done.
The gaekies stand all along the
rail OF the ship. each with his
arms interlo.king those OF the
men on either side OF him. The
officers meanwhile stand at at.
tention. and the appropriate salute
booms forth from the ships guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

~ sJames' Cathedral Ninth aud
Marion. mnss daily at : q. M sun
day At 8. T. Sand a. m high
mass at ! a. M. Kehpera. =. IN.
Church 81 immaculate Conception
18Th and Marion mass daily at
80 and 30 "a m SUNDAY at q. I
ana = 30 a M high mass AZ 10 50
a. IN. Keapsra 81 ! 30 9. M.
i.HdY % Dood lIsip-sth and JEFF
fefson. sunday mass at z. aud ?
a, m hish mass 81 II a m. yes
purs AT y. M.
~ Insaph's 18th and ~ Aloha
Mass daiiy IA 30 and 50 a. m
sunday. 80 and , a. w high
mass. II a. m veapsfH. 80 .. ~.
NJ AiphonsuE 18th az. y. "
and ". 3sth st, Ballard Mass s
q M sunday, mass. a. M high
mass. 10 10 a m Sunday school
2 80 .. IA. bcnsdietiom 1880 .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
BITS 0'NEW S

Recital az Mr.. Millsr's Studio.
Pupils % Mr. p g. Miller gave
song recital thia afternoon at her
studio IN tho HpiYeks block.
Chapter A. p. G. o.
Chapter A. y. y o.. will meet as
the residence % Mrs q. A. Virtue.
sis Belmont az. north. az 2 .. m. on
Monday.
Recital.
A recital was given in the audi
t9ritm ~ the West Seattle high
school by Mrs oarnett r. Elliot
last evening. beginning at o'eleek.
Chapter O. p. e. o.
Chapter -. " = ., 10 20 give .
charity shower on Monday after
moon at tins residence 81 Mrs sara
uiEeiaW. ti49 Eighteenth av. north.
sorosis Literary Club.
Nra ". s. Mafta will entertain
the aarosis Literary club at her
home. III Twelfth avenu. north.
Sigma Chi Dance.
The Sigma Chi Greek letter fra
trrnify Of the University u WASH
ingfon. entertained its friends last
evening at a dancing party IT tie
L
Lorrsins Social Club.
Mrs Clarence g Knapp will en-
terrain tn. Lorraine Social club on
Tuesday afternoon. at her apart
ments. flat &. 1916 Queen Anne av.
All o. r. =, are invited 10 be pres
ent.
Silver Anniversary.
Invitations have been issued BY
celebration % their silver wedding
anniversary NJ their residence. sos
Kcnw0od place. ON Thursday even
ing of next week.
Montana Club Organized.
A club has been organized by the
Nontanana al the state university
10 promote good fellowship and
general good time among the stu
dents from that state. Several so
cial functions have been planned for
the near future.
lecture on Schubert.
Mr. Edward Busch gave a most
interesting aud Instructive lecture
I this afternoon IN the Columbia cot
laFe hall on Schubert" Assisting
| on the program were Mrs. NJ Leon
| berger Scott. contralto. Nine. Grace
| Harris, soprano. Airs. David w
White. pianist. and Mr. Louis Dl-
m0nd. pianist
Schubert Club Concert.
The first concert u the year TO
be given by the Schubert club viii
be held IN tho Boylston avenue INT
| tartan church on next Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Grace Bradley Tall
man. soprano: Mr. Tolbert Eugene
Ashton. baritone. and Mr.. Moritz
ftosen. yioliuist viii furnish num-
beers on the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

We install modern baths. lava.
lc-ios and sinks. Get orr prices.
g. II. BROWN PLUMBING CO, 2si
Pyn. 81 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
ISN'T HE THE DANDY KID PRINCE?

Here photograph Just arrived IN this country
spain boy ana heif the
tho
months old a Is said 10 have the forehead
mother an ele nose mouth aud chin Of bis father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

Swift a. Company. Cudasy ans
Armour. the big ps-sksss. "-s &ptn
iretoo Fire io.ufsoee yol,cies. zee
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Christian.

First Broadway and y. Olive.
REV. A L. Chapman. pastor Serv.
ices II a. m. and : 10 .. m. morn.
ing. THE Unruiy Member: even
ing. Blessed Are the Prosecuted
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20 Pona I afnAes

LARGEST Pool Room IN city-The
nssoaao. itls Toied AZ, s-sssr Pike
ess
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Grace lGarmanl - Georgetown
Services conducted in Presbyterian
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generation" evening, Celtic
ChriatianltY"
81 James ~ asth and Stone av..
Fremont. Richard Mansfield
White. pastor II a M. 4 VIII
pray With My spirit and l VIII
Pray With the Understanding
Also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
eY NORMAN ROSE.
staff Correspondent Of This News.

Aboard U. 4. s. Georgia. at
sea. Dec. 20.
There ia no prettleF sight In ma.
val ceremonies than that Of man.
ming the rail- Only 10 the preei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

Some were drowned in the cham
payne or bouillon at the lunch Ia
hles In the foyer II was a perfect
ly grand affair for all except the
butterflies imported at such heavy
expense TO grace the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

a club has been organized by thR
Montanans M the state university
70 promote good fellowship and =
general good time among the stu
dents from that state. Several so
Cial functions have been planned for
the near future.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04

If its quality you are looking for, see
Nesbit.
Born to the wife of Mr.. Clarence And
son, on Thanksgiving day, a daughter.
Mother and child doing we'll.
The weather hq been rather cold the
past week, the mercury dropping to zero
Monday night. A light snow fell the
first of the week, but hardly enough for
for sleighing. The roads are now very
smooth and in fine condition.
The Troy Mandolin club, which made
its initial appearance at the sale of the
Ladies Aid last week, has received many
compliments for its excellent progress
The club is now able to render some
nice selections. and were heartily en-
cored Saturday night
There seems to be a shortage in the
local hay supply, bound oat hay selling
for $13 delivered. 1t is possible there
may be a shortage in the hay supply be-
fore the new crop is harvested. Tim
othy hay is still far below the high-water
price of a year ago, when $40 was offered
by local dealers.
A big ball is announced for Troy De-
cember "a, In Odd Fellows hall. Sim
kins' orchestra, a much-talked-of organ
ization of Deary, viii furnish the music,
while supper will be served by Robert
Wood at the Rietman Hotel. The in
tention is 10 make this the event of the
holiday season in Troy, and prepare
tions are being made for big crowd.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04
Local and Personal.

Edison Records for December now on
sale at Nesbii's.
All the leading brands of -four on hand
and for sale by w. M. Duthie
Remember-snything you purchase
at Nesbit's will be engraved free.
For Sale: One 12O9-pound work mare.
John Nelson, Big Bear ridge. 2l-3t
Ask for our 1909 Seed Catalogue. Mark
Means, Seed Man, Lewiston, Idaho. 2Otf
The interior of the Methodist church
mas been improved by new paper and
paint.
Earl Barton of Moscow spent the week
in Troy in the interest Of the Idaho
National Harvester Compahy.
We receive all our iewe4y shipments
10y express. The kind I've sell is too
valuable to ship by freight. NEsBT
Mrs. G. j. Bernardini has agan taken
charge of the Monroe hoteYJ.> NJ. Bel
lomy turning over the management
"Wednesday. r
Ed Green has been appointed deputy
sheriff at Deary. Last week Mr.. Green
went to Hot Lakes, Oregon, to get treat
ment for an attack of rheumatism.
The local merchants are putting their
stores in holiday attire, showing that
Santa Claus means to be rather liberal
with the little folks this Christmas.
Monday evening company of friends
met at the Hotel Rietman and surprised
landlord Robert Wood, the occasion be-
ing the 3lst anniversary of his birthday
The evening was spent pleasantly with
games, at the conclusion of which re-
kreshments were served.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04

II you are in doubt as to what you are
going to buy for that Christmas present,
just let it to Nesbit.
Memorial services will be held at the
M. f church. Sunday at IL a. m, for
the late Mrs. Bertha Udell. Epworth
League at $3.50. Preaching service at
7:30 by @. V. Steininger, the pastor.
Subject: "The Downfall OF an EN-
pre-"
few more children wanted for the
children's orchestra. Come quick as we
have but few more instruments to
loan out. w. H. CLINKENBEARD
Isn't your horse worth looking after
during bad weather? Blankets save the
horse and you can get anything needed
from George Saad, the Troy harness
dealer.
Postmaster Olson has taken to the
tobacco habit-smoking "Pittsburg Sto-
gies"-since the election. We expect to
hear of him imbibing buttermilk, next.
Can't some one solve the tangling
question: lis the world getting better,
or worse?"
The News predicts an increase in farm
land values during the next few months
throughout the Potlatch and entire
West. Land is now extremely cheap,
fact that will soon become apparent to
all observing men. Population is stead
lily and rapidly on the increase, while
the good Lord made just so many acres,
and no more. Time will come when
western land will demand as good price
as eastern land brings, and 500 an
acre will be cheap. Now we think $50
per acre an awful price.