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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

-. paald Amundaen. the In
osA .n.,se explorer told # his
li sg'a. ~ In the Far north aud
sils' ,s.s me nov famous W. axe
a - nile slcop Gica throash ne
! s - passage 20 = iafss aea
Nas'h'',.,l,e audience al the new
Ns's 1..raarse Was narrative IN
- s.,selsr. Illustrated With nun
= =, ,,sws Il tbs counttl ana ne
sH'ss :. .sss,aau.errd ON The 10Y age
frlss ssavse ~ which be aeon.
. ,ae ! sss, In navigation which
-, .asenlufeFs had been -''s'.'i''
= 80 A. Isaf centuries ...t..,..
- y e !. with his past aea i
-. ard the honors thas Asss
-. 80 .aa ars belag heai~a al'sn
account Of then captain
- y a..a /. uow pianninK SECOND
ss luso the Arctic seas. On
Wa ~ hopes % embark eatlF IN
he year 1919 ,,ht. ve,ase a
~. xss.<l I'll = constructed IN
S 49,. ssusxAzl larger Than his
' ~, ess and sAen completed y
~. ~ = eroashi around % the Ia
-. !. seazs fIpm which the sofass
~. ~ .,avT While he - not prepared
I u a. a<flaiiely that The so' asr
Y, !. essfl.tea at seattle. i Is en-.
-. = nrohsele that TITS port VII
J. s<,-ss<a for that purpose.
n lscsare las, niEht Vas EiYea
- sks auspices OF the Left Efiek
sssxs. saas 81 Norway Ipen
= srissl of the noted explorer IN
:s.s.k YESTERDAY be Vas met BY q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

ksAgr4 " E-whnaan ard tath.
fsszans. Rev Wa Para. raatar ~
a n. -lm1afssaafe Prayer aa g
e frsftt asd Loss sermon -
NJ Pax
NrH y E-TatsrnAeis. F'Inh and
tnlan. Be W INV naea. pastor
u 4 n. "A Name Above EeerY
N4HA ~ > m. "a Great Ne
r4xsffs
Gslmaa rrt n r. sand av y.
sa1 = ss1h 81. Hauard Rev.
= Il FsfxTiA Basfor II a "a
"a ? Ppssleillty. ~ p. ~.
TIE ffneisss4 Clara
1fssa L4ks v E-N ksfh and faf
AZ y : Ret x T. Benedict. Issa-
lW ~ - "A Minority and AIa =
Nfiay ktanas Ia D M. mlusfrat :
- n.fasef 20 Love ard Hate
hil.nah t1ts " " Rainier haai-
lefsfa snd colliasEsod az lev
zen { Fpaiian. pastor. II e. m
.sS5iaf the First Love.
lakeside u takawa9 and
- ~ Rss. Geo. e paaitan
~ Family.
1adisaF Street ". rE Maafanf,
- ssFe' FER Grant Stewart. paa-
-. y : r. The Challeuna II ths
r I..' - 3. m- Light and
hssfans Heights " = f4Is zari
- =. Wilson Friich. pastor n
lns Good In Praying "a
r,-s hs Poser % spirit oeel
assa Anne M E.-Ffnh az ~
-. ~. azflseld 4 Rev Thaa + ~.
- -. Psti9F u a. M. DemamIua
. .---... ne Right ana WRONG "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 2i--Un.
Gle sam will soon have eight brand
new fighting shipN-a fleet all By
themselves.
The new armored cruiser North
Carolina. which IA 70 b. command
ed BY Capt W A Marshall. noN
eommandHnt Of the Boston nayy
yard. u 90 per cent completed
other ships within n feS points
Of tho 100 mark Ia the percentage
Of completion are the Idaho. battle.
ship. 1926, New Hampshire. bat.
fieahip. $3.50. Montana. armored
cruiser. g4ag. Chester. scout cruia.
er. 9s.3s. birmingham. scout cruis.
er. $3.50. Salem. scout cruiser.
gf3t: submarine No 2. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service Of William
Henry Reese will take place sun
day morning al 10 O'Clock. from the
residence Burial viii take place at
Sunnydale
The funeral service Of c. A. Rob
bins will be held from the Noiee
undertaking parlors Sunday after
noon az O'Clock. Burial viii BE-
al GEORGETOWN.
The body OF Mrs Lena Kramer
was buried al Lakeview cemetery.
following The funeral service, which
occurred al II O'Clock this morn
ing az the parlors of the Bonney-
Watson company.
The funeral service OF Daniel
Quinn h. 10 be held Sunday after
noon al l p. m from the Church
OF Our Lady of Good Help. Inter-
ment will take place at the Calvary
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

son and Bailey In the house the
lawyers are legion. with Niel lsuuf.
worth uurion TuWuey neArhtond
iittleaeid cumpacher oYerstreot
aud che New York ilumfirbte uf
tiaufhe Cochran Herberi Parsons
and seFeno Payne Elbett Hub.
bard member OF congress IL also
lawyer bat this Que e1meu from
al9uk city. Ind
Bankers rank neat IN number, al
though there are but five IN the en.
tire senate which seems like news
sfaliaterfu fla. Nixon Sey 4.
kean q -. Ankcny tWashJ and
Reed smoot tutah) The house
boasts - banhors. making ~ la all.
The two senators from South
Carolina confess that they are
farmers though that IL more than
any body else 10 the senate viii I'D
NIT These are Senators Latimef
aud Tillman Thus the latter re-,
mains loyal to bis pitehfofk Two
are merchants. Aldrieh aud Perk.
ins. huxley Comm says inhur'
anee il hls business Lodge claims
literature An a profession, and
Plat IL labeled. boldly enough.
President % Express Go War
ren twyo1 ~ a stock raiser Ste.
Fenson fWisl n lumberman. Eikiue
w. VA a miner aud Marlborough
~ u } admits 10 an editarnhip.
There are rs farmers in the
house. ineludlng } Adam Bede
nine manufacturers. four mer.
chants. four insurance men. seven
real estate dealers and So many
iumbsfmen There are also seven
editors. counting Representative
iiarthoidt There are tive journal
lists. four miners and three publish.
era. There were two planters. be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
POLICE SEARCHING FOR
ELOPING COUPLE

Mrs. l.. wilheims and William
Sands. Of Portland. have elopcd and
are in Seattle. according 10 a re
port made to the police last nlght
by d. y. Drummer. Of Salem. brother
OF the woman
The police have been asked 20
arrest them on sight
Mrs. Wilheims f. described as 81
years old. and wears a red suit and
waist and black hat Her compan-
lon IL dressed in n brown suit and
stiff hat.
The couple. II Is alleged. left
Affrlr homes In Portland Wednes-
~, and reached here yesterday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

publican central committee OF the
university. which will pull off n
mock republican convention. elect.
iug a president and vice president
OF the United States. on April "a
- buth men are junior Law students.
Z The question OF debate between
california aud Washington Is: Re.
Solved. That the Labor Unions Are
Justified in Insisting Through All
lawful Means on the Closed
fhuH Washington has the mega
tiye side.
This debate IL BY far the most
important In the history of the
state institution. Il being the first
ever held with California.
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e. e. WHAT ELSE ABE
4 ( / fjf: 3 3 :. g =:

cause tahn sharpe Williams vas
one before be graduated 10 the up
per house There ls one mining
engineer one railroad constructor.
one fruit grower. trustee tprob
ably the onll professional one IN
sNiHteueeI. q builder. an every day
contractor. one lone capitalist. a
stock raiser. a surveyor and a tan.
ner. One says his occupation f.
railroad aud another says his II
stone There are two nursery
man and four physicians. besides
iiobson. who IL pat down as a
naval constructor and Champ
Clark. who keeps on trying 10 prove
that he h a lecturer.
How much are they worth IN
money. these lawyers and public
officials and merchants aud lnsuf.
anco men and farmers. who serve
their country al Washington
Every third man in the senate
n worth q million or more. There
are 30 miillonairea In the senate
and "a la the house. Thirtystwo
senators are worth. together 1910.
soc. 900 The ~ house miluonnires
are worth So. O0O. 900 Retired
Senator GuEgeuheim Ia worth about
SEQ 600 600 Lumberman" stephen.
sun IL worth t3O.000.0 200. Express
President Plat receives $4,000 a
year In salary alone Merchant
Aldrleh is worth $4,000 goo.
Speaker Cannon. Bourke Cochran
aud Mckinley are the most notable
Of the house millionaireR.
no they all draw salary and eY-
cry cent OF perqulSltes they can
get, these 4e miilionaircs who are
worth the atupendoua sum Of 1898.
500. 000I
Tho answer IL. they do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

rrx-sezsnlh and spfina Rev
M Natthxps d r., raHfar. n
"a. Lamb fessilnx etFniaE. Is
- literature An1 ke4diuE e To-
a. raafasfss 80 Spirituality
sAslh PAX hranrh FIRST Presley 4.
iFrsxn fsasEregs hall Rev Edvim
a sss~ss. pastor tn charge ii e.
n. 'xshemiah and His Mark %
~. Rememh~r Lets Wife
czrFT Street End and e Cher
~ Ret ". A. Stevenson. fh u.
p<stsr fiAu- Sowing aud Reap
az ia . n. Pilgrims lsFuE =
f<=a HiastFuisd
xesmiasssf- Broadway aHd ssa-
lsaka. RsT J. ". wiisau. u II
pastor e 4 IA. The King i In
~ Mske Il Fhee-. Z. % p n All
Thizxs Arn Possible to Him That
n4i#segh.
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nantlst

Temple Third and Cedar. Dee
Robert Cairns. Pastor. n a. N
Woman. Heheid Thy SON The
Woke q Tender Sympathy~ %
.p m. "Eslhsr. ths ftrautifui Queen .
address - YntlHN ladies
Tabernacle Fifteenth nV ~ and
Harrison John Marvin Dean min
lister, n q. IA. The Ignored gsrs
tAinty first ef i serien on s-rhe
Secund Coming Il christ 30 8
M The stupid TNln baptism
Ftrsi BoYtatau and Marion. nsx
n = Whltalan. II. - pastor. Hsx.
" ~ Ionea assistant pastor 81 =
in. -rhe Life It tod in the saal.
John lis. Sc =. m. a Slmuis
Story Interpreted Luke Nix,s
Ballard w stst av. and fTth A..
~ w Rev p - Iamnreux Es4as
tor ~ n. m The Hioot ~ christ
In Erslempiiaa ! 80 > tn sift.
ms
West Seattle Madrona tau. REV.
Arthur n Carpenter. pssior Z .
w. The Character u tha People II
gs-i.~
Emmanuel Msfn and .fth Az :.
Services at II =. n aud Z % . ~.
hy Rev ~ ] HaffsefA
Fremont kfilsuufno Rv Rev
Jar cairns. pastor II a. ma To-day
Thou shalt 10 with Ne IN Para
disc Sc 9 M The Twrnty third
Psntm."
Dunlap nafnsar boulevard n a.
M "gItv HallHiuk Is Rev Arthur
y CaTpantef. - y uL. g. v Cell.
grove. - II. VIII slsesk
Norwegian Danish Howard and
stewart Har q 81 Kill pastor. III
q iu. The Books upcucth =. IA.
Life"
South Seattle e1hapei on Rainier
u Rev Arthur Il. Carpenter will
preach az - r m The second
Coming - Christ. she signs % lis
Coming special music.
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IT,, st1e y rs. The Next Coaning
- christ 20 the Wagia
Trinity n E@A4fat and Mercer.
Rev Wm. ~ I.aseh. pastor II a
Ht, Master 30 . m. illustrated
missionary asiiFesa b. nr a. =
Wet. fur - keArs q tnlaslonary in
MALAYSIA and naFmrn.
University n FL N. canss.
pastor u a. No. life Moro Album
dAnt the fourth Nufmon Ia ths Sc
tieH uf the tseat Measure ~ Life
aih hs delivered Ia The rVunlax. en-.
Titled The Overflow % Kindness
Nura rxtau fianlsh ~ nnren
az, and stewart Joseph Olsen. fsaas
tuf ~ 4. ma zEuntluuad Miracles
m tlf0 Church O. m. The
Brother 20 the rfsediKai 4on
tfrsl a = e'hareb south Mercsr
anf Federal. = y Walker. y y.
pastor. ~ a. ga The Holy spirit
g,t1 D. m.. SelNshursa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

fourteen years IN The peuiienilary
CrandaIl was arraigued ON a spe.
rlfic charge ~ forging check for
SIS. drawn on the Northern Bank A
Trust company. 81 this city. which
be cashed az the Donneily hotel, In
Tacoma Crandail attempted no
explanation Of bis actions.
The enterprisinE groom had
promised his bride Of a few days
trip around the world for a
bridal tour.
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Episcopal.

Trinity Pafish-sth and James
Rev. ~ " gowen. pastor. Services
Z 30 q. m. II a m and 7;a0 y. M
morning subject. third lecture on the
Book ~ Job The Problem ~ Sin.
evening. third lecture on Christian
Ara. "glotto's Annuuciati0n"
ST. stephen s-isaf W b2nd st..
Ballard. REV John A. Fl clair. rec
tor Morning prayer. II. Conform
lty % Type. 7ss0 .. m. The Social
Evil"
f. James-N. ssth and Stone av4
Fremont. Services az ~ q. m. con-
Quoted BY Richard Mansfield White
aubfeot. This Man Ceascth Not a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
STUDENTS PRESENT THE
MERCHANT OF VENICE

An interesting performance Of
"The Merchant OF Venice @as
given hy The senior class Of the
Columbia School OF Dramatic Art
az Columbia hall. under the ditee.
ton Of Miss r. Margaret Olson.
i.onsfelloWa King Robert. Of
Sicily. and a scene from Rip Van
Wrinkle" preceded The Merchant
Of Venice
Miss Florence Mckinley. as
P0rtia. and Miss Gudrun Weltzein.
as Gratiano. were exceptionally
good In the court room scene Mr..
Otho GaiFey's Interpretation of Shy.
lock was well rendered All the
parts were well handled. The house
Was packed 60 the doors. and many
we're turned away, being unable to
enter the recital hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
BAILEY HELD
FOR TRIAL

siin protesting hts Innocence.
Charles 4. Bailey unfllnchlnEly
faced William 4. Wright. who testi.
fled IN Judge Csordon'H court yes.
tsFday that Bailey shot him three
times in an attempt TO hold him up
two months ago.
Wright repeated hts positive
Identification Of bailey. whom. he
said. be saw plainly ia the moon.
light. and Bailey was bound over
for trial 10 the superior court IN
bonds Of o. 600 Being unable 20
furnish hail. be was rcmsnded to
the county tail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
FIRE DAMAGES
MATTRESS PLANT

Fire in the Washington Mattress
company's plant. 500 Maynard sv..
at midnight caused damage 20 the
amount OF $1,000, covered by $500
Insurance.
The building. a two-story brick.
Was but slightly damaged. The
origin is unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
CRAhDALL PLEADS GUILTY
TO CHARGE OF FORGERY

Clarence Collier Crandall. who
celebrated his marriage to pretty
y bill Anderson. Of this city. by de-.
ftaadins a large number u people
here a~d In Tacoma on forged
checks. Afterwards being arrested
in san Francisco. yesterday entered
a plea Of guilty 20 a charge of for
gerry before Judge Smell. Of the
Pierce county superior court. and
faces a sentence Of from one TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

First Divine Science Columbia
hall, HrnadwaY and Pine Agnes y
Mccarthy rasfuf. II q "a. Chris
tan Ministry
Throsophieai sneletf Seattle
iadse. 1850 Second as q ma lie
Thia Life Real - l. Commons
ftatiouai Church 81 Universal re-
ilxtan Wesalman hall 3 9. mhs
Tile Future t.hnseh. hY Winfield
scott smith. and Natural Twins
BY John Edwin Aver. sttciai mps
SIC
Seattle Psychic Society it3e sfe.
and Az g. N. ieefaFv - Hrira
flirss. ifurlsiEh. eur itsaNsuiY
itomo. % >. "a. Physical Mani
teatAtinnA
H1rss Spiritual Society fifaf
~. : D an lecture - Mrs irens
smith. 4 o M. isstara hg Allen "
gnnnett. - nestun. Nase spirit 5
aaiiaFu and fsA Relation 90 the
Nefia'n Thought
School ~ oeeHtt saisncc ali as
ftes Second. stfs Minnie IenninEs
passar. z.se . ~. i.ihsrsaesi
Euftts"
New Thought snrieft 1880 See
end aF ~ a. IA. The individual.
- AR fiabesssk
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ROBBERS co TO THE "pen."


HASFoRD. Cal. March 81
Frank Collins and Dan Oieary
were today sentenced TO five aud
three years respectively In san
Quentin prison Collins pleaded
guilty Of robbins a southern Pa.
clfie railroad boxcar. and olssary
robbed a man sleeping In a park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
csshelie.

~ James Cathedral Ninth and
Marion, mass daily at : a. M. sun
days az y Z, : aud . a. m.. hlkh
mass az II a. IA NssperH. 4 T. ga
1hurrh 20 immaculate Conception
18th and Marion mass dniiy at
. 10 and sac a. M sunday az q. Z
aud $50 a. ma hish mass az 40 80
a mi NeHpern at 10 . ~.
LADY % Good Help 9th and JEFF
tsrHon; Sunday mass 81 z. 4 and 3
a. u.. hiEh mass At II a. IA. yesz
asfa nj y. "a.
ST ioHeph'H 18th and D. Aloha
Mass daily az s 40 aud > SO d. m
sunday 80 aud a. VA. high
mass. a. ~ Nesnets, 80 y. ~.
80 AlphuuanH 18th aV n "
aud tNth e., Ballard. Mass. a. m
Sunday mass. : a. IA high mass.
20 80 a. m,. SUNDAY school. 80 !.
Al. brnqdirtlen. ! 80 4. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
DEATH NOTICES.

c. A. Robbins. aged CT. died
March IS. a. Georgetown.
William Henry Reese. aged rs.
died az South Park. March ~.
Mrs. Lena Kramer. aged 10, died
IN this city. March II.
Daniel Quinn. aged IS. died at
Georgetown. March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
WIFE MAKES COMPLAINT.

Napoleon Guerin. saloonkseper,
was arrested yesterday on com
plant Of hls wife. Who charges him
with beating her and demQlishing
their household goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21
lMuNDSEN TELLS OF HIS
FAMOUS ARCTIC VOYAGE

speak nlasphemaua Words Against
lhiH ltoll Place and the Law"
church ~ Epiphany gtth aV. and
= Union Rev, jamea Henderson.
RECTOR. Mnrntss prayer at A.
Christian.
FIRST broadway aud ". Olive.
\. l. Chapman. pastor "A Ia. IA.
What Does II Mean e. uc saved
40 y. ~. Paul tteforu Felix"
ADVENTIST Christian B.. Inmss and
10th az q y Hayward. pastor. II
q m, "rhe Five Successive King
doins 10 y. m. "Tho Mustard
Tree With uifda IN Il"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

Hnly Trinity l. Olive and iith
az. llev ~ 90 Laaa. II T.. pastor
I / a. n., The Temple ~ Hnd e.
D. "a. The iiixher Eduaatiun
Grace German at3enFEstoNu Grft 5
ices in Presbyterian charrh. 80 ..
IA. Power ~ EVIL Rex I--M Pee
ser pastor.
Emmanuel ~ Lutheran: Minor
and uiitu. Rev n a stub. pastor
Services N a. ul and 5 . m. in Nof-
Wegian.
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Christian sel.nes.

First Church 81 Christ. Scientist
sia tth az, Services II a. a. aud
y m subject Matter reading
raum. sgs Alaska building
Secvnd church Of Christ Scientist
leii W asth a. ballard Services
"a a. ma rablect Matter. Reading
room Ia church building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

The product Of the British ship
yards amounts to 20 or % per cent
OF the worlds output.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

Fremont Unitarian Rev, } a
haidridg~. minister. asta Frcmoni
a.. o. m. The Crowned Life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

AZ the last Chamonix meeting a
Norwegian on skis made a jump
OF % meters II was magniiicently
done, and he alighted upon his
skis without injury. This Is a dis
lance OF nearly Sc feet.
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sunday TOPICS


Notices for the church col !.
! umos q sAe SATURDAY stAf esil :
. - i accepted after 5 oeioes I
I Frb5ss astsgnoon.
Al nnfieps nnst contain
tnhk<t< II sermons
! 0xlax 10 delay IN the aellK
ee~ e nails. notiecs shonid /.
~ sailed a. early AZ nassi
- il order % insure their I
4 nssxal At The Star office 1t :
I D. tine specified. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-21

PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
Boats leave ten times daily from
pier for the L. S. navy yard go
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BICYCLE REPAIRING-Piper Il
Taft. 220 Spring St Sc.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09
The Dyeing of The Rats

In days of old, so we've been told
BY Mr.. Robert Browning,
A piper. clothed in gaudy hue.
The rats of Hamelin wholesale slew:
He chose the plan of drowning
The somber furred. bewhiskered crew
That followed when his pipe he blew.
Now there be some who doubt the tale
or weird and mystic blowing,
And seek to prove the rodents died
Beneath the Weser's flowing tide
Through quite different showing.
The piper's coat OF green and pink
''Woozied" the rats to death. thew
think.
IT this be true, a question comes
To throw US in a furry:
How now, when,. dyed, by Doctor Blue.
Rats scarlet azure, yellow, too.
Through Fillmore street shall scurrv, ,
VIII all our topers, in dismay
AT seeing things" plunge in the bav7
o. H. FERNBAcH.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09
Why Ruef Made
adams Registrar
The Smart Set

l. ~ ARDS are out for a reception to
be given on Friday afternoon
by the captain and officers of the
- Charleston. The affair promises
| to be brilliant, and will be at
tended by many of the city's society
folk. The hours named are from TO
o'clock. The ships band will supply
music and refreshments will be served
Mr.. and Mrs John Scott Wilson and
their debutante daughter Miss Helen,
will spend the season in Ross valley.
They have secured a house there and
night.
The usual little group of skaters
met at the rink last night and spent
several hours in this popular sport
Several of the girls of the younger
set We're hostesses at small suppers
after the skating.
Mrs. Frederick Sharon, who, with
Miss Breckenridge, has been a guest
at the Fairmont hotel since her return
from the east. was hostess yesterday
at one of the most elaborate luncheons
Of the month Her guests were p in
number and spent two or three hours
about the exquisitely decorated table
enjoying d QellClOuS iuHCueOH.
George North and Mrs North. who
returned from their honeymoon trip.
to Tahiti Tuesday, are just now the
guests of Mr.. North's mother, Mrs.
John Metcalfe and Captain Metcalfe in
their Preside avenue home Mrs.
North was Miss Ruth Goodman. q
daughter of the prominent Napa
banker.
Miss Marjorie Brown, who has been
great favorite this winter. will leave
in another week or two for the Philip
pines. where the Browns Will make
their home for two years. Miss Brown
has been the guest of honor at several
farewell events this week. and has also
been a lunch and dinner hostess in her
Preside home.
The engagement of Miss Sybil
Hodges to George Warren Child, which
was announced to her friends here by
letter yesterday. is of especial interest
to the younger set. Miss Hodges. who
is a Boston girl, is cousin of the
Van Sicklens, whose youngest daugh-
ter, Dorothy, made her debut here
last year. Miss Hodges is also
connection of the Willis Davis family
and was for a year in California as
the guest of the two families She
became a great favorite with society S
young people, and has many warm
friends here.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell left the ST.
Francis hotel several days ago and is
already on her way east. Her last
evening here was spent as the guest
of Francis and Mrs. Carolan in their
Burlingame home Mrs. Campbelrs
visit was marked by an unprecedented
round OF entertainments, the matrons
of the smart set rivaling one another
in their attentions to the popular
actress.
i Mrs. Harry Sullivan will be hostess
at tea on Friday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Margaret Tourney, who is to
be one of the Easter brides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore F. Payne and
their children have secured apartments
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-09
STRONG SUPPORT FOR THE GRAFT PROSECUTION

THE action of carpenters union No 483 adopting strong
resolutions pedgng moral support graft prosecution
is both significant and timely. This of principles
from body OF intelligent men, many of whom own
homes this city and all of whom fully converant with local
conditions and the springs Of action political commercial that
inspire policies whose motives might the stranger
These skilled workmen with stake the community are not
to be hubugged by the camor OF corporation lawyers
by the food Of literature pouring and printing
OF the higher Rather do these things put intelligent
suspicion be pretty find no
reputable than Bill Dagie The CRATER known
by the company he keeps. The carpenters conclude:
Therefore 4s that we urge
the board OF provide Office
estimated w H. necessary the
Mr. Hearst deyote three lines this important piece
So far be learned Mr. de Young pays to it