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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21
Wants Endowment Fund.

Prof, W. S4nSc thorough. who was re-
Gently elected president of Wherefore
University, Wiiberforce, Ohio. met num-
her of the local alumni of the school last
night at the residence of Rev. DIR. John
Hurst, 1541 14th Street northwest, and en-
listed their support in an effort to raise a
100000 endowment fund for the univer-
sity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21
Says He Was Assaulted.I

Suffering with two scalp wounds, Will
Der Chew. colored. Of 1909 New Jersey
avenue southeast went to Providence Hos
pital this morning for treatment. Chew
told the police that he had been assaulted
by two colored men with a shovel while
on the dump at South Capitol and G
street southwest. The police are investi-
eating the assault. His condition is not
serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21
Hearing Indefinitely Postponed.

The case Of Samuel Green, colored, who
was arrested yesterday morning by De-
tective Greene of the tenth precinct
charged with being responsible for the
condition Of George Thompson. also col
ored, who is lying in the Emergency Hos
pital suffering from a compound fracture
of the skull. was continued indefinitely
this morning in the Police Court. at the
instance of the prosecuting officers, to
await the outcome of Thompson's iu-
juries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21
Gets Long Term in Jail.

James Thompson was adjudged guilty
this morning by Judge kimball of the
Police Court of assaulting Richard Epps
July s last He was given an absolute
sentence of 1854 days In Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21

The deposit of dew is greatly influenced
by color. IT will be found thickes. on a
board painted yellow, but not at all on
red and black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21

Prosperity Again at Orange.
ORANGE, N. J., July 21.-The plant OF
Thomas A. Edison, which employs @,OOO
men, resumed operations on full time yes
terday. after running on a reduced time
schedule for many months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21
GREAT ADVERTISING
SUCCESSES

Are made by the man who keeps ever
lastingly at it-summer and winter. The
man who lays low" in summer has to put
on that much extra steam in order to
catch up in wintertime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dantzic s. Co. s Essslai res.cr Sps s,on
Scientific Optciaps work and grinding to
523 10TH ST NV order speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21
Remodeling Plumbing.

We'll replace the old Plumbing Fixtures
NTH mn,iern appliances at minimum charges.
Work guaranteed
HUTCHINSON & MCCARTHY. 1917 18TH.
iy31 I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21

meeting OF the Dog Owners Association will
be held IN FRIDAY. July "a. at pm. in
the parors of tho Chamber Of Commerce. Bren-
tano building. 18TH and + streets northwest. by
courtesy Of the Washington Chamber of Com
merce. Every member. those who wish to be-
come members and every friend Of the much
abused dog, ladies' and gentlemen. cordially
invited 10 meet with to take such action
may he deemed best for the preservation Of our
rights and for the defense Of our property in
dogs. Re sure to bring with You the blood AMI
spirit Of 1915. T. EDW CLARK
1y214f President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-21
ennesscc" Whiskev, Sn Bot.

Take a hottie of Tennessee with vou
on Eour vacation. keep n bottle at home
for jnleps and other summer drinks Tastes
good because il is good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
THIRTY-THREE Are
HURLED TO DEATH
Powder MIL Blows Up and Employees Are Torn to
Atoms--Most Serious Accident in South in Eighteen
Years.

late In the evening that the MUM
Der Of dead aud injured was known
fire fighting brigade was or
ganised aud the flames were
fought down aud most Of tn. plant
not torn 10 tattefs By tho terrific
explosion MAS saved.
Four white men we're Injured by
fiying timberH aud later taken 10
The Lane hospital In san Francisco
By special train Mrs. nlrming
ham. Wife Of the superintendent
cared for the injured and vas the
heroine pf the wreck The injured
Girls were cared for ~ the com.
panf hospital on the grounds
As far away as berkeley and
Oakland the shock 81 the explosion
caused Intense excitement. People
rushed from their houses and
places of business thinking another
earthquake had come.
A great pillar ~ smoke rlslng
hundreds Of feet in the alf aud
plainly visible from the tops Of tall
buildings told that another Of the
powder plants II san Pablo bay
had gone un.
The explosion Is the most serious
In Is years.
Coroner Abhotg. of Contra Costa
county. vlil hold an inquest this
afternoon. The four ialured men
taken 20 the san Franeiaco hos
pltal wtll RECOVER. The six ialaFed
girls. Sho wero ttAmpled upua aud
cut b flyipg giass In the mad ruah
frum the bax paekinr house sew.
erai hundred yards frum the scene
~ the explosion. arr heing cared
Tor at the company hospital 81 ~.
node, None are seriously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
RECEPTION FOR
EZRA MEEKER

A reception was held In the fed.
eral court rcom at Tacoma last
night in honor Of Ezra Meeker. the
we'll known pioneer who recently
returned from Washington. where
he went TO secure an appropriation
Of $4,000 TO mark the old Oregon
trail with suitable monuments. The
reception was conducted by the
Washington State Historical so
oiety and was under the auspices
of the Tacoma Chamber Of Com.
merce. II was well attended by Ia
coma society.
Mr.. Meeker told Of his famous
trip to Washington by means Of an
OK tcaYsand prairie schooner over
the former Oregon trail lie stated
that the bill for the appropriation
seemed to meet the approval of the
congressman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
Saloons Assessed SIS Each, the Money Being Collect
ed by the Seattle Brewing and Mailing Company.

early this week and II is being raid
by the saloon men al the offices OF
the brewing company. Some OF the
saloon men, knowing that the brew
cry interests are financing the Net.
calie- Hcifner side-show have pro-
tested. upon paying their assess
nents. against the money being
used 10 promote such a foolishly
lost cause as that which has been
given the democratic label
In reply TO these protests they
were assured that only a small
fraction was being given 10 ghe
Metcalfe managers. only enough tn
enable them 20 make a showing
and keep few of the more gullible
democrats from voting for Moore.
while the men In the inside of the
fake movement cast their own
votes for Miller.
One saloon man. who called at
the brewery office on "Wednesday
afternoon for the purpose OF pay
ing his assessment. met Charles @.
Heifner there In conference with
the brewery officials, where Mr..
Heifner remained for more than an
hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
CARRY HOSPITAL CASE
INTO SUPERIOR COURT

he superior court has taken q
h4a4 n TIE fight Whieh Is beiux
vaged to prevent the construction
II The ciIdFen's orthopcdie hos
piial IN az exclusive residence dis
irsct % Queen Anne hill Thia
noraing 4saxe Morris tissasd q
persmrsogy art Of mandate. com
nsneiAx huildiES Inspector Place
md city Enxineer X II Thomson
% appear Ia eoart on Feb. = and
sho~ cause VIII they should not BE-
compelled 10 issue the desired
tuildlng permit.
The affidavit fled and on which
the writ sas issued shows that on
February ; the psumotera ~ the
hospital applied fug a permit To
erect the baIldlng. Bat that It was
refused because q a protest which
was filed win the cir officials by
residents Who lived IN The lmme.
date nsishboFhood Of lse site Sc
lscfed.
The signers Hrred thar he DIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
G RA Fl
Representative Illey
Springs Sensation in
the House.
10y unisse prsnl

WASHINGTON. Fcb. 2i-Repre
sentative Lilioy Of Connecticut. a
membeF OF tho COMMITTEES ON naval
affairs. has introduced IN the house
a resolution calling for the appoint
mcut Of committee OF five TO In
qulre into The conduct Of the Elec
trir Boat company Of New Jersey
sHoiIAnd cub marlnel. In Il he Vif
fa&Ils charged that a majority OF
the members of tn. naval affairs
crsnmlfiee are the servants Of this
COMPANY lie thereby reyivsa tbs
scandal started when Montague
Il salnf. u representative from New
York. accused Philip Dohlin In 1905
"a hasInf tried Go bTibe him In the
interest Of the sam. conccrn.
14lley charges that many MON
baIs Of the committee are no NOR
than. "a quote his words. 80 many
travelling statesmen for the Holland
company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21

Seven thousand dollars is being
raised for the Miller campaign fund
by assessing the saloons OF the
city SIS each for that purpose. The
assessment Is being levied and col.
lected through the agency OF the
Seattle Brewing a Mailing com.
pany. the officers OF which have an
nounccd their intention of spend.
Ing any part of $4,000 of their own
money and all the funds they can
raise from other sources in order
TO defeat Mayor Moore for re-elec.
ton.
The big prize for which the sa.
looms are fighting is the privilege
OF keeping their places of business
open nights during the A.-Y.-P. fair
next year. Men representing the
liquor and brewing interests have
sounded the candidates to ascertain
which of them will stand for this
policy. and are throwing the weight
of their money and Influence In the
scale 90 assist such candidates as
are the most reasonable"
The announcement OF the SIS
levy against the saloons was made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
BANK SUsPENDS
TEMPORARILY
fey United Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Elm
ability 20 accumulate cash fund
sufficient to meet all immediate
demands without causing injury to
its borrowers, The Market Street
bank. savings and commercial
institution. temporarily suspended
payment this morning.
The following notice was posted
on the door:
"On account Of difficulty In max.
ing collections without working
great hardship ON numerous hor-
rowers. who would thereby lose
their homes. We have decided 10
suspend further payment of deposit
tors until q sufficient cash fund
has been accumulated to meet all
requirements safely. The bank Is
absolutely solvent and every de
positor will be paid In full. Market
Street Bank, A. s. Martck prcsi
dent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21

srRkEl.Ey. Feb. ii -Four
~.,,. mes and 80 Cinnamon we're
s.r,ea TO death. being blown Ia
.,.-,s late yesterday afternoon
ss.n The hudson paekins house Of
~ Hercules powder works ~ "
~. "a miles north Of here. blew
:. TAe detonaglon Nas heard tef
nllss. &.
,he terrific blast. shai'erius TIE
.A..gs to dust and spllnters
" v. stlllSell foreman Of the
..eklus house. was blosn ta atoms
Il hls post q daly Not = PARTICLE
= hls remains were recovered.
Manuel Zines. Joseph Grace and
" A RODRIGUEZ we're The other
,s,,s men Killed. The IS dead tn.
,,rss ever mAn az work IN the
,sckinx house. and NOTHING bat
.srsas a. the men can be found
Flames burst forth Ia the ruins
t,lsxlnz the explosion and thrcat.
sses ,hs gelAtlns house. where I've
rcrs girls weFe AZ work \ panic
.nxu<a and many Nsre cut hy
ryinx glass aud crushed and
,nngiea in the mad rush for the
sprs
re panic and eoafasiou follow
- -. .hs..4.ss 80 stfNFtsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
NO STRIKE
NO CUT
Railroad Men Will Not
Stand for Reduced
Wages.


CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. 2l.~-'we
will not stand for AM reduction In
wages made BY the railroads. dc
clared Grand chief Warren stone.
81 the brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. today. in discussing the
situation that has developed since
the roads began 20 prepare 90
obey the new law requiring the
employment OF more railroaderN.
The cost Of living Ia iust as
HAL as ever. he continued There
will be no strike. and we viii not
start 70 fight until We are on the
firing line There will be no cut
in the wages Of our g. Goo emf.
neeFH Make that statement
~ rung
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
WAITER ACCUSED OF
BIG HOTEL THEFT

r. C. Chapman. n waiter. % years
old. was arrested last night and
held TO await investigation as 10
numerous petty thefts at the Hotel
Butler.
A $40 grip belonging 60 W s,
Van Nostrand. a guest who arrived
at the Butler Sunday night. was
stolen and Chapman Is suspected
by the police OF the theft.
When apprehended last night,
Chapman was in the company OF
a man named Max Fotpsses, 30
years old. who Chains ~ BE- a
butcher They were atteN rsis. TO
sch some silk,
HOFFMAN says Ms wife gave the
silk TO him.
Chapman denies an guilt of theft.
although one of the employees 90
the hotel Gays he has repeatedly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
REV. FATHER B0ARMAN
ATTACKS SOCIALISM

Father Marshall l. Boarman at.
tackled socialistic theories In n lee.
ture on socialism delivered to a
large audience in Dreamland rink
last night.
Father Boarman's points we're
that socialism is destructive of hui
man society. is unjust to the own
ers Of private property. has no sat
isfactory plan for the equal distri-
button advocated. and holds false
views OF the relationship of capital
aud labor. He claimed that social
ism is opposed to the best interests
of the workingman.
Father Boarman advocated the
suppression OF soeialisuc speaking
on the streets,
The speakers declarations were
resented by local socialists in the
audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21

Meicalfe. are Ia reality a part Of
the Miller organization and expect
10 receive sufficient support from
the Miller organization to elect
Heifner in return for his abuse Of
Mayor Moore
Knocking Meteaife.
Holtzheimef. who II In charge Of
the Metealfe Headquarters and IL
the McteHlfe campaign manager.
and Reynolds. are both quietly pass.
Ing ont the word that Ietcalfe has
no chance TO win aud are advising
their close personal friends To vote
for Miller
James y. Metcalfe entered the
race ~ the democratic candidate
at the instigation of the brewery
interests. but this support has been
transferred TO Miller. and Metcalfe
Is nov simply being retained in the
fiEht for the purpose OF attracting
AS many democratic votes from
MAYOR Moore AZ possible. Metcalfe
has been led To believe that he has
a chance Of being elected. while
those who are supposed To be Civ.
Ing him active aid are making
sport OF bis simplicity.
outerop Of Miller Campaign.
The Metealfe campaign is IN
reality the underground workings
OF the Miller organization for which
Charles G lIelfner f. 10 receive
support from Miller republicans to
defeat Goddard At the polls.
The democrats who have entered
into this deal opposed Mayor Moore
two years ago for personal reasons,
and are opposing him in this cam.
palgn for the same reasons. Met.
caIfe IL the club and ileifDer Is to
receive the reward.
Just what part the democrats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21

are 70 have in the fall election
with the Maekintosh .Vsudeyeer-
COnoyer slate has not been made
plain al this time. but Il IL whis-
pered that something further has
been promised 10 the HeIfner
crowd n Miller IL elected
Goddard a Strong Man.
A. J. Goddard. the republican
nominee for large.
who is TO be the sacrifice Of tho
combination with Heifnef. was nom
mated By substantial plurality IN
the primary election. but was not
allied with any faction In tho
mayonalty nomination contest. His
nomination was somewhat OF a sur
prise 20 the politicians. as he Was
not previously considered a heavy
factor In municipal politics.
Mr. Goddard made his campaign
for the nomination on his business
record, and Is campaigning for tho
election along the same lines. by
the business element Of the COM
munity he IL considered the beye
man on the eouncilmsnic ticket.
The 1olxheinaer Brothers.
One OF the peculiar incidents In
the campaign Is the fact that VIII
liam A Holzheimer. Who poses a.
the manager Of the Mefcalfe flsht,
Is a brother of the HolzheimeF Who
was one of the principal speakers
ia the primary campaign for John
=. Miller, and IL still on the staff
OF Miller speakers.
SO plain has the object OF the
Metealfe candidacy become during
the past week that his name II only
mentioned incidentally By the dem
ocratic speakers. all Of the time be-
ing devoted TO abuse OF Mayor
Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
AND HIS ASSOCIATES
WOULD CONTROL CITY AVID COUNTY
EVANS FLEET is
BEHIND
lnY United prssal

WARRINGTON. Feb. 2t-it was
announced at the navy department
today that the batflcshlp fleet
would not reach San Francisco hy
May I, the date net originally foI
It's arrival there. but would be de.
layed making the port until Nav
10. aud possibly MAY i6.
The armada will not get to Mas
dalena bay by March a. the date
called for In lie Itinerary. About a
month will be spent Al target pfae
iice there. aud stops will be made
at San Diego and i.os Angeles.
The fleet Is two days behind
schedule. and II 10 expected TO ex.
pefience other DELAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
SAVES MONEY TO
PLAY POKER

Accused Of being 20 penurious
that he ate his meals alone In a
restaurant 20 avoid being compelled
to pay for what his wife would eat
John NJ. Martin was today sued FOR
divorce by his wife. Minnie Mar
tin
The couple we're married in Port
land. Ore. ON September %. 1905.
and the complaint recites that MIR
Martin insisted on his Wife paying
for her individual board and room
out OF her own money.
BESIDES his saving habits. Martin
Is accused by his wife Of being an
lnveterate poker player She says
he refused TO keep house or pro.
vide a home Of their own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21

SENTENCE
Horace MKinley Expects
to Be Given an Inn
munity Bath.


PORTLAND. Ore. Feb IL
Horace Mckinley appeared In the
federal court before Judge Woixer.
ton this morning and upon petition
Of hts attorneys. the passing At
sentence was continued one week
in order that Mckinley might hear
from HenoY and Detective burns
Mekinisy expects 20 enjoy the
sensation Of heing Immersed Ia the
llmpid waters at one Of Hcnes q
Immunity baths
Il uas announced Today that Nc.
kinieY had become frconelied with
bis wtfe. formerly Marie Ware. and
tia, abe has forgiven him for his
eacapade Ia ths Orient With The
dancer. Little EEyrs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
TWO HUNDRED LAID orr.
Ie4 unIted preaal

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feh al
Two hundred men IN the motive
department Of The Southern Pacific
shops here we're laid of today IN
line with the general Hartman
policy Of rett.nehmeut on western
roads. on account Of slack busi
ness. Married men are Fiven pres
ctenee II b announced the men
vii be- resmploYed before sum.
mef. when heavy freight business
again sets In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
WERE pGopLlNc SILK.

Max Rotman. a butcher 30 years
old and n. G Chapman. a walter
%. we're arrested yesterday on sus.
piciun ~ having stolen several
yards Of silk they were trying 70
sell Roiman says his wife gave
him the ailk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
new CAMPAIGN BILL

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 --
Perry belmont. head Of non par.
tisan organization phoAe alleged
object u 70 Resk tho enactment ot
= las compelling the publication Of
campaign contributions before and
after elections. appeared TO-DAY Do
fore the hous. committee on eisc.
lions and spoke upon the pgoposl.
ton Several weeks ago VIM. J
Bryah was slso before the commit.
tee and gave the desired leaisls.
ton hls endorsement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
MARRIED IN VIOLATION
OF STATE LAW

Lillian @ Raesch today asked the
superior court to annul her mar.
riaRe with J. l.. Raesch OF August S.
1907, on the ground that Raesch
had divorced a former wife, Kate
Raesch. in snoh0mlsh county on
May q. 1907. and that the legal
period Of Elk months had not
elapsed between the date Of the
second marriage aud the first di.
vofcc.
The complaint recftea that the
second Mrs Haasch thought her
b ael,and had been a bachelor. when
shs bearned ~ his previ~sns saar.
Fassa @m@ esve$s@ shes bc4t hAes ana
asa sAeIs tgs = tee5As esy2a1shuA..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS

Republican meetings viii be held
tonight in the Columbia College of
Music. Kids hall, Green Lake. and
the Kinnoar apartments. pos Olym.
pie place. John =. Miller and 9th
ers will speak
Tomorrow night meetings viii he
held at the Tabernacle. Fifth and
Union, Van Asset, sherrick's hall,
f2nd aud iAth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21

The amendments 20 the city
charter Nili b. discussed this even
tag nj = meeting held At the Y n.
c. A. auditorium under the auApie.s
OF the civic union Hon T. =
Kirkpatrick and Col. ,. NJ iiaw
thorne sill address the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
LODGE OFFICERS IN
SEATTLE

Officers II the n'Hai Birth Grand
lodge. who attended the Grand
lodge session AZ Portland early In
the week. arrived thia mofuins IN
Seattle and all remain ia the city
until "Wednesday
They wili ~ entertained By the
two Hebrew lodges Of the city
Rev NJ = Levy. grand presideu,
OF District No. 4. Nill lecture AZ
the Temple de Hiraeh this evening
Tomorrow morning AZ 10 o'cleek
Grand Orator Vaaecrwi,H vii lee
ture At the Teulpie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
Nh Lewis Says That but for Moore's Work in the
Senate, Felony Gambling Bill Would Have Been
Lost

regret 70 zee that an aslempt
las been made 10 this campairn
2 make political capital out 81 the
aisfe representation Of MAYOR
Aoofes attitude on tho felony
hhoiing law when he was IN the
Male senate, said W II Lewis this
.nSfnilg. "As matter 1t fact
aAiof Moore did more 10 procure
~ passage Of the iau through me
sshate Than any other member ri
20, BODY In fact It is probably
~ within The truth ~ saF that
mad not been Tor Mayor Moorc's
~ me bill would not have been
me statement ~ NJ Lewis Is
Ataiement Of highest authority
saee M Lewla. a. 4 member Of
loNeF house OF The 1903 levis
sNie. introduced the rambling
~ N that house and led he
- ioF rs passage The Law
,a'ls under consideration vas
kspneFiy referred 10 as The lewis
eoay gambling bin
Bill In the Senate.
ne gambling bin vas agsod
'at house in lts present form
- seht 10 the senate When IL
,sseled hat bodY. instead NJ being
Il. 's'ied TO The committee on pub.
s = morals. D Naa sout ~ The mis.
4 , ~, committee ~ which r.
+ . nilii'ear vas chairman There
81. .'laiasered fgr while and we
asIssileneed some difficulty In in
tsss NE Committee TO report a
nss n y came back without recon.
n" when It came up for conaldera.
A N, y TIE senate. Senator Moore
- nI request took charge of Ita
sase left the house and went
Z. - ne senate 70 see the fight
~cn nrganized group Of saua-
~ ~ was determined 10 defeat The
49,. first By poatponement.
i 80 ~ amendment 80 as 10 make
~ ..o'ealous or 50 that Il would not
H.. WITH the approval uf the
Working Win Moore.
i. me champions Of the bin ia
- mouse urged the friends OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
VEoMEN TO CELEBRATE.

The eleventh anniversary Of the
founding OF the brotherhood Of
American YeoHer wilf I've eelebrat-
ed Tuesday eveaias ~ isoysl hoise.
stead. No. a2&, "a khe k.ocsbee
tensphs. Fesrth az ana zine ~ A
gssat smaiSd sss frssry nTogvafl
ssss ss.s<. ssscs<Nh 4 hsnYst will
lzsw s.s srss;~f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
Bankers, Cases Continued.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Ell
Judge Dunno this morning con-
tinued The cases Of ]. nalzell Brown,
James w. Treadwell and Walter J..
Bartnett until next Wednesday for
decision upon the demurrers 20 the
indictments filed by the attorneys
for the defendants.