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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

BILL APPROVED

Tho PROPOSED hlil which Or. J. A.
Ghent viii INTRODUCES Into the lsais-
lafurs asking Tor an appropriation %
between ttao.Qo9 and tlgb.a00 for the
establishment II a state manitariBm
Cor the care. prevention and cure %
INDECENT victims - tuberculosis. re-
eelvnd tho endorsement ~ the
Methodist Ministerial association
this morning Dr Ghant. Ia hts
speech. stated that az imast a fourth
~ the death rate 81 Washington u
attrihutahie % soma form u iubcr-
culuslH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
CZAR'S SECRET JOURNAL
TELLS HIM EVERYTHING

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. gs-By
u. PIT has for a long time been
thought. not only In Russia. but
also abroad. that the life Of thu
Gar Nicholas II. resembles that OF
prisoner. and-rnat all knowledge
OF what l. going on In Russia AZ
large II carefully kept from his
ears. All the responsibility for the
horrors that have made Russia a
sham biea has been placed upon
inoae who surround him-the mobiles
and ths bureaucracy cxar him
self being described as a good.
harmless man. who. with a differ
ent environment and better c0un.
sellers would raie his empire TO unit.
versai satisfaction.
Access. however. has lately been
obtained to the cars library. which
has led 10 the discovery ~ the kind
II literature which Nicholas II Is
IN the habit OF reading, and 10 the
discovery also 81 the Cars Jour
nal. which. although Il had been
heard Of for years. has hitherto
never been seen BY anyone except
his immediate advisers.
Ten 10 fifteen folio volumes Of
this work have appeared yearly.
OF 500 70 600 pages apieee. and %
these volumes have been added
a number Of reviews. letters. print.
ed material. brochures. manIfesia,
lottery tickets Of the Revolutionary
Red Cross, etcetera % every vol
une are notes by the minister OF
the Interior or his assistant. stat
ing the place and tune at which the
car read the Journal. aud bis re-.
marks concerning H. Marginal
notes have also been added by
Lieut.. Gen Won Hesse. the ears
court fayoflte. The additions Of the
minister Of tho inferior, Goremykin,
and bis assistant In the feproduc-
ton Of the Journal Baron Jukull.
we're complied from these notes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

lie discovered the whereabouts
Of the girls family and friends aud
induced them 10 pay her fine whom
she appeared In police court today
The detective appeared ia court
after the girl had been sentenced
20 pay SIS fine for vagraucy. &C.
companied by a richly dressed WON.
an who. like the girl. concealed her
identity The woman paid the
erring girls fine after she had ex.
acted a promise from her that she
would return to Philadelphia I'm.
mediately.
The girl was arrested late last
night In the Imperial cafe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
OH, PSHAW, THIS BURGLAR
CHASING IS USELESS!
BEING A VERAclous TALE or
HOW TWO COPS CAPTURED
a BOLD PRoWLER.

Great gobs Of rain turned the
streets into small rivers early this
morning
At police headquarters the omer
gency squad prayed that nothing
would happen 10 yRnk them away
from q hot game Of tiddiodewhkH
But, alasl the busy burglar was
al work. and when report reach.
cd police headquarters that house
AZ a00 10th av \ was being looted,
Police Sergeant Frank Bryant aud
Patrolman Sam Fnlkcnburg dashed
toward Capitol hill
Upon reaching the house which
contained the prowler. the puraucrs
sneaked close Co the dwelling IN
time 20 hear suspicious noise Ia
the basement
I'VE have met the enemy and he
IL ours said Bryant.
Again the prowler stirred. not
nuapecting the presence OF the OF.
ficers.
Come on. let's grab him" said
tNlkenbuFg.
'Hist aud hush" exclaimed Bry.
ant Look there"
Falkenburg wheeled quickly. only
70 gaze into the muxEle OF a a.
ealiber Winchester rifle.
Falkonburg whipped out his 70.
voivef aud covered the Fifleman.
Drop that sun ordered Falken.
berg
The silent one complied, and
when asked what he was doing out
IN the rain with the rifle said that
no was looking for burglars who
we're IN the next house 20 hla. lie
told the officers hts name was A. y.
Pike.
Again tho uneanuy rumpus in the
basement
Noiselesaly opening the window
Bryant and Faikenbarg entered the
basement determined 90 gel" the
burglar or die
Suddenly flashing his lantern and
With leyelod weapon Bryant
roAred,
Throw up your handHi"
Blinded ~ the sudden flash and
paraiyEed by the unexpected com,
mand. the pfowler stood perfectly
still for a few seconds and then
fled.
Il waE a large. black and white
tom cat
Bryant and Faikanberg left with
out word aud made their WAY
back 10 the police station whore
they we're painfully silent when
asked about the burglar"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
PLEADS FOR
PRISONER
POLICEMAN ASKS LIBERTY
FOR MAN WHO THREAT.
ENED TO KILL HIM.

Although George Wheeler. gi.
sanuc steamboat man. threatened
10 cut him iuto ribbons with a
razor Patrolman Mark Hubbard
pleaded for the prisoner Ia the POI
lice court this morning
Whealer wRH found by Hubbard
Saturday night az the Colnan pier
wieldlnE a razor and frightening
several persons The steamboat
man was drunk and told one of
hls friends that he was going 20
at The blg bull meaning Hub.
bard The patrolman diAsrmed the
yuimg giant ard took him 20 Jail
Hubbard told Police Judge Cor.
600 this morning that Wheeler was
a hafd.WoFklug man. and was All
rlsht except when he was drink.
Inc NAfter ndmuniahinK the pris.
oukr. che judge allowed him TO De.
paft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
.sarAueANr CUSTOMERS oET
rnels SUNDAY BEER IN
COFFEE CUPS.

fMN ENNN NNNNNMN NfaA MNNNfN
pAff.ARn. ncc IS Discovered
=. Of0ter Wollc0tt diaposing Of
k.safs al ESQ o'clock sunday
gsnlng. Miss Mary Rigglc was Ar.
5000 and taken 10 tho station.
~ latter released on 500 bail, mr.
lshea by a Friend The woman
ssns aud operates the New Ems.
800 restaurant aud bakery at 59ts
nlArd av she attracted consid.
ssaAls natOriety some time aeo by
sawNislng s6 cent meals Cor 10
eeass. The police have had this
rhce unaer surveillance Tor weeks.
kaing ta The fact that the res,aur.
snt has always been open an 0f
AtnrAay night but Invariably was
sesed on other nights,
rae report handed In 20 head.
raarleYs by Wollcott stated that no
eslied 90 the opposite side of the
street for TIVE hours. aud that he
AZ several eases Of beer being
nfrsed IT, aud later noticed a
ksuap Of men apparently drinking
esEfee However, they refilled
sAslf cups frequently, much more
e taan they would have done had
ney been slipping tho genuine Java.
After an examination the LIQUOR
US toand aud the woman escorted
q he station.
Will Erect Building.
The Ballard Livery & Trapsfar
o. has plans under way for the
mectiOn 81 a threo.story concrete
hllasng al the corner OF VI. 56th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

rtrTSnuR0. Dec. as ny u. y.
That Former Councilman W. a.
Martin q this city, continued 20 ro-
cclve a share Of graft from the re-
Gently exposed corrupt city council
u tho charge made today by meme
hera ~ the Voters league which II
backing the latest graft prosecution.
Martin was convicted ot corrupt
acts IN his official capacity and son
toneed 20 three years In the poultan- .
tafy According ~ The lcaHucra.
Councilman Klein, himself under
charges % grating. hoaHtod that
Martin had refused $4,000 rather
than confess and duplicate certain
of his fellow councllmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
THREATENS HIS
DAUGHTERS LIFE

Threatening 20 XIII his daughter,
who had demonstrated as an on
oroaehment upon her own rights
against his ACCOMPLISHMENT OF her
for the company which she kept.
Conrad Schillriff living near the
Country club. north Of Ballard.
was arrested last night and lodged
In the county Jail schillriff IS now
IN the county Jail whore he isnow
waiting 10 be- formally charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
XMAS SOCK
is STOLEN

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dee as.-
BY Y. P.-L0uis Walters. an ela.
vator boy. has started an lnyostiga-
tiou into a mysterious disappear
ancs on a Christmas stocking filled
with money which vanished from his
car.
Walters pinned a stocking IN the
cage which he was operating in tho
Chamber % Commerce building
Above the stocking was the token.
Merry Christmas" Small change
poured Into the stocking IN a steady
stream all day and on The last trip
al night the boy had visions or a
very merry Christmas. Al tho top
floor he stepped from the car for a
moment. when he dropped the car
to the first floor the stocking was
gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
CHANGES I'M
FINCH trial.
DAMAGING JoLTs TO DEFENSE
HANDED OUT IN THE
MURDER CASE.

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. "a ny
r. r Damaging jolts 90 the de-.
Tense OF James A. Finch. who Ia
being tried for the murder OF a..
torney Ralph Fisher. were dealt
before the Judge today. when the
state began lts rebnttai testimony
and showed that the notariai seal
with which Finch claimed he was
assaulted by Fisher was round after
the shooting inside closed pigeon
hole ~ Fishers desk Another
striking feature OF the session was
the complete failure Of an attempt
by the defense to impeach the tesii.
muny Of Miss verna Burkhart. sten.
ograghsr for FISHER. who saw her
employer shot down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
AND NOW JOHN
is In AGAIN

John FatTICk Dbhea finlghed a
e3-day sentence on the chain gang
Christmas eve.
lie also consumed several dozen
tankards OF ale and landed In jail
within ~ hours after his release.
John appeared IN police court this
morning aud pleaded for leniency.
He argued that a Christmas Jag was
a contamination devoutly 10 be
wished
Police Judge Gordon failed 10
catch the spirit Of the plea and John
was ordered taken 10 Profanity
Hill for a period OF 90 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

PETITl0HSAGAlKST
GAMBLING READY

Tbs petitions for the Anti. Race
Track Gambling league. which are
10 be circulated over the state for
signatures aud presented az the
next session OF the legislature. are
now ready for distribution. All
persons Interested aud desiring 10
aid tn the work Of the league can
secure thu petitions by calling or
addressing Ole Hanson. 609 New
York block. Yesterday the peu.
lions were circulated among the
several churches Of the city. aud
we're numer0ualy signed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

INDIANApOLfs. Dec. 2s.--By. y.
P.-That John Mitchell, former
head III ths United Mine Workers. at
present under sentence Of nine
months IN jail for contempt Of court
IN publishing an editorial held con-
lemptu0ua b. a federal court had
never seen the article and did not
know u such a court ruling, ls the
statement today By .. NJ. sexton.
former editor 81 the Mine Workers
Journal
Sexton. moreover. declares that
the trial ~ Mitchell before the SUI
prone court 81 the District Of Co
lumhia was "a breach Of the law
which provides that such offeuses
shall DO tried in the court having
Jurisdiction whore the alleged Ole
fansa was committed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
~ Meetlnn TomorroM.

on account OF the holidays. tho
Chamber IT Commerce will not hold
it's regular weekly meeting tomor-
row
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

The Canadian Pacific announces
that It has cut the standard drawing
roam rate between this city and St
Paul from sac 90 $40, 20 take effect
tho first Of the year. This marks
fha first step In the setting OF rates
fnr- A-N ..r. trnNnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
RELIGIOUS PICTURES TO BE
SOLD.

A splendid assortment OF pictures
"a being closed out at 2br-wore 35o
10 75e--by the Federal Paint A. Wall
Paper Co., 1914 First av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

ment at Washington 10 give aid TO
William 3. Morse, a son of the in.
yent0r OF telegraph, who is held
on the charge of numbering a Mex
lean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 2S.--
Theodore Johnston OF this city is
today hurrying 60 Ensenada, upon
instructions OF the state depart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

AE O L. initial letters of Latin
proverh composing Frederick ms
motto. 'Austriae Est lmperau Orb
Universe, Austria Rules the
World"
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DOUBLE Header.

900 shares at 20 cents per share.
II. NJ Herrin g. Co, 9 Scheuer.
mann.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
MAN MAY HAVE
BEEN DROWNED

Beaten up on the beach n Cham
payne Point. nsar JmAnita. b. the
Christmas DAY storm on Lake
Washington. q home made akiff.
with a mast and sails sci and con
tanning a mans felt hat and pocket
knife. was found b. John Rock. of
Juanlta. Saturday u IL the belief
that It's occupant vas drowned
kseks on Inspection.
A. ~ kFrHs. euperiuisudinK en-
xlneer ~ enc Pacific Coast enmFany
arrived in Seattle this maruinE from
Ian Franchise on an inspection faur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

After a good vintage. wine often
sells in Spain as low as 2 conts a
quart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

Ship Eraklns n. Phelps has COM
pletgd her cargo OF salmon al pier
10 and viii fsail tonight OF tomorrow
morning for belilngham 20 take on
additional freight for Philadelphia.
clearing for that port on New Years
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

q. y. r. steamer Princess Char.
lotte, the last ~ the Princess fleet
20 leave the yards on the clyde. was
reported passing Puuta Arenas up
ward yesterday and should arrive
in Victoria tonight or tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
CANINE ADOPTS
SOLDIER BOYS

Members Of Co " st Fort l-nWton
are looking for tho ownor Of dog
that has adopted them and refuses
70 leave the camp. The dog answers
70 tho name Of Brownie" and has
on a tag inscribed "60f nth av."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
BANK cLEARiNes.

seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

The Eiks' club win hold their an.
nual dance tho night OF December
~ In their hail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-29
TO HONOR AM
ENGINEER
SANTA FE WILL BUILD MONUMENT
TO HERO WHO STOOD BY THE
THROTTLE

Guthrie, Feb. 2S.-The Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe railway company is
contemplating the erection of a monu-
Iment to the memory Of Carl Mack,
the veteran engineer who was scalded
to death under hts engine in a wreck
near Red Rock last August. He had
been in the service Of the company
for thirty-two years and during the
twenty-five years from the time Of the
building Of the Oklahoma division up
to the time Of his death he had never
missed days run over the track
with his passenger engine
A picture Of No "a, Mack's engine,
showing the veteran engineer at the
cab window is hanging in every San
ia Ee station alongs the main line and
adorns the Offices Of the chief officials
Of thes ystem. This picture was taken
in Guthrie on Monday preceding the
Thursday when Mack lost his life.
Standing back of him Is his fireman
g. J Dancer, who was seriously in
jured, and beside the engine is al
who was in charge Of the train.
but escaped pninjured in the wreck.
Glazier is the Oldest conductor on the
Oklahoma division and he and Carl
Mack made 1000 runs together.
Engineer Mack stuck to his engine to
the last moment when he was pinioned
underneath and fatally scalded. He
lived but a few moments after the
wreck but before dying asked after
the welfare Of the passengers and if
his engine was ruined.
Just before dying he remarked: q
didn't think she would go back on me
that way"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-29
LOCAL OPTION
IN OHIO

Columbus, O., Feb. 28.-After more
han two hours debate, which the mem
bers admitted was all to no purpose,
because no vote could be changed
thereby, the house passed the Rose
county option bill introduced and
championed by Senator Isaiah r. Rose
OF Washington county. The vote on
the passage OF the bill was 70 to &c.
Several amendments were offered by
the opponents Of the measure, but all
were. voted down, Mr.. Briggs of Full
ton, who stood sponsor for the bill
in the house declining to accept any
modification Of the text as it came
from the senate, declaring that the
friends Of the bill did not care to again
risk the bill to fate
The bill as it will become q law pro-
yides that elections may be held in
any county to vote on the question of
banishing saloons upon petition Of S5
per cent. Of the qualified voters. A
majority Of the votes cast shall de-
termine the policy Of the county but in
event Of county voting wet no
township or residence district which
has voted dry" shall be affected there
by Elections may be held every three
years. Stringent regulations and fines
for the enforcement Of the law are
provided The law win not 90 into
erect until September /, 1908, thus
giving persons engaged in the liquor
business time to anticipate its opera
tinn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-29
THE POSTAL
SAVINGS
SENATOR KNOX INTRO
DUCES A BILL ENCOURAGE
ECONOMY AND THRIFT

Washington, Feb rs. Senator Kno,
has introduced a bin to establish a svs.
tenn Of postal savings banks. The bill
embodies the plan outlined by Post
master General Myer in his annual re.
port, and which he has advocated IN
public addresses as being calculated 70
encourage thrift and economy and to
afford a place Of deposit free Of any
possibility OF doubt or suspicion for
vast sums OF money which might 9th.
erwise be boarded or kept out Of cir.
culation through ignorance or lack Of
confidence.
the bill authorizes the postmaster
general TO establish a system Of postal
savings banks comprised Of such mon
~ order Offices as he may designate
for that purpose. Accounts may be
opened and deposits made in any Dos.
tal savings bank by any person Of the
age Of ten years or over in his own
name, BY married woman in her own
name and free from any control or
interference from her husband, by a
trustee as such on behalf Of any per-
son, by a parent guardian or other
person for child under ten years of
age on by any charitable or benevo.
lent society Or association, provided
that no persons OF organization shall
have more than one postal savings ac-
count except as trustee, parent, guar
dian OF other person may have an in
diyidual acoount and an account in
his representative capacity for each
person or child for whom he may be
entitled TO open an sccount
Interest at the rate Of 2 per cent
per annum is allowed depositors in pos
tal savings banks, and the postmaster
general IS authorized to place the mon
eys go deposited in National banks ct
q rate Of interest satisfactory to the
secretary Of the treasury.
These national repositories are to
be ia the immediate vicinity Of postal
banks from which the money is drawn
as safe guard against the centrali-
cation Of currency and as q means Of
facilitating the return Of the moneys
return 70 the channels Of trade.
Withdrawals oi deposits may be
nada at any time subject to certain
regulations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-29

Be Il resolved by the Mayor and Coun-
eilmen Of the City Of Chickasha, Ok
lahoma
Section /. That it is necessary to
pave Second street from the north line
Of Kansas avenue to the south line Of
Chickasha avenue, and Fourth street
from the north line OF Kansas avenue
to the south line Of Chickasha avenue.
and Fifth street from the north line Of
Kansas avenue te the. south line Of
Chickasha avenue in the City Of Chick
asha. oklahoma, and to do the neces-
sary grading and gattering and to put
in the curb and reset curb therefor
Section 2. That this resolution be
published in the Chickasha Daily Ex-
press, a newspaper Of general circu-
lauon in said city, for a period Of four
consecutive weeks.
Section g. That If a majority Of the
owners OF the abutting lots.
pieces or parcels Of ground liable TO
taxation for the cost Of these improve
ments shall not within twenty days
after said publication file with the city
clerk their protest against said Inn
provements, then the city council shall
cause such improvements 70 be made
and contracted for at the expense Of
said abutting lots, pieces or parcels Of
ground as provided for In Article ?,
Chapter 3, Session Laws Of Oklahoma
of 1901 and shall issue such certifi-
Gates against such lots, pieces or par
cells Of ground as provided by law.
Approved and adopted this 26th day
of February, 1908
BIB. BRIDGES. Mayor.
Attest:
JOE DEWs. City Clerk 2-2s-1mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-29
lcELEss ICE BOX

An illustration in the March Popu.
lar Mechanic shows to what perfec-
ton and simplicity a small electrical
cold storage system has been brought
The outfit consists Of an electric motor
beIted to a pump, which keep a cool
ing solution moving through a set Of
pipes which are placed In the refrige
razor. These pines are similar to the
steam or hot water pipes in the living
rooms only they cool instead Of heat
ing the apartment The machine IS
entirely automatic and constantly
maintains whatever degree OF tempera-
ture is selected. The minute the ther-
moneter rises above that point the
machine starts m Of its own volition
and keeps up its work until the apart
ment is again completely cooled; then
It stops Of itself. The whole affair is
SO simple as1to require practically no
attention, except an occasional oiling,
and It is no more difficult to oil than
an ordinary sewing machine At a
triling expense one can also fix up
a basement room as a cold storage
for such larger articles as barrels Of
apples potatoes. jars Of butter, etc,
which are now impossible TO keep in
the average residences IN many in
stances the savings in purchasing the
family supplies IN quantities instead
of from day to day would be enough to
Ray che entire cost Of operating the
cold storage system; IL not the amount
formerly spent for Ice certainly would
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-29

One cup solid suet. chopped ina 10
this add one cup best molassos and
one cup sweet milk. One teaspoon Gin
namon, one-half teaspoon cloves. sift
one level teaspoon soda through three
cups sifted flour. using a little Of the
-four to dredge one cup seeded raieins
and one cup currants, pinch salt.
Steam three hours. Keeps wen to re-
steam when needed.
Sauce for above: Beat one cup
pulyerized sugar and one.half lsoant)
cup butter to q cream; add one cup
milk slowly. lemon extract. Set IN q
bowl on top Of teakettle and stir till
white and creamy. Serve when we'll
dissolved.