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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
BAILEY kRRAlGMED
FOR MURDER

Harris Brown. alias Horace
Bailey. uho Is charged with having
murdered Marshall Combs In box.
car ia the south.end freight yards
Oh the night Of Dec rs. was ar.
raisned In the superior court today.
Ne was given until Tuesday to
plead to the charge OF murder In
the first degree. which has been
lodged against him.
Brown became engaged IN an al.
ttroatian with Combs. while the
tvo we're playing a game Of cards.
according To tho story he tells. and
beat Combs over the head with a
wooden peavey handle The injured
man died the next day at the Way.
side Emergency hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
NOME WINS AGAIN.

LONGMONT. Coin. Jan IL
Meeting The third defeat tn four
Years. the i.onrmont Y NJ &. :.
basketball Team uas LAT niEht best
ed BY the Nome Arctic Brotherhood
five bV score ol 3 10 30. The
Alaska boris are a vigorous set and
worked hard 90 ain the game They
received tremendous applause
when they wege pronounced the
winners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
ELECTRICAL WORKERS SAY
q STORY is FALSE

Members ~ the Seattle EleetitS9l
Workers union Indignantly deny
the statement ot~tlted to the ur,Dn
In the Times last Saturday that ~
mnY0raliy candidate receiving the
support Of the union must agree
not 10 rcappolut City Eaaneer
Thomson.
A committee was named 10 pre-.
tere "a statement Of denial & u.
Williams. president of the union.
Ia spsEs,ng f0r the committee. aaid:
IN Che first place. We did not
hold = secret meeting 1T the time
the paper states. and IN the second
place al no meeting have We ever
taken such action. by the canail
tuition Of our union We cannot enter
politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
To EXCLUDE EUROPEANS AS WELL
AS JAPANESE

Representative Gardner proposes
90 solve both immigration questions
Ia one bin. which he will introduce
when congress cOnvcnea after the
holiday recess. lie has iaborcd aeY.
vral years on the immigration quea.
lion. aud has come TO the conclusion
that no Roadway can b. made until
a bill which will be popular with
east aud vest alike ~ Introduced.
instead of separate BILLS covering
specific and individual immigration
evils.
The bin vii hit Japanese lmmi.
Hfatiou through q clause providing
for ont aud out exclusion.
A head tax Of $40 aud an cdnea.
tionAl test viii be tho weapons ~
Representative Gardeners bin wild
which he Intends Ia discourage The
ohlos tionahie class OF southeia
Europeans lie believes the labor
contractors and steamship interests
~ill not b. willing Ia take chances
ON advancing that sum 20 the im
migrants Nine out of ten have
nothing uhen they start. he says.
but are advanced fare. which IN
deducted frnm their wages afiaf
they arrive There il a iRw against
the entry Of contract iaborcfn. Rep
rranutatixe Gardner says the Gu
ploYmsnt agents and steamship ia.
terrata educate the Immigrant 10
maintain secrecy regarding terms
made with the agent before embark.
ing. lie declares that la the city 81
Genoa alone three schools esiHt
for the instruction oi immigrants
whose destination In the United
4fafrm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
Seattle star's Exclusive ssrsies
~ c. n. TAVeHNGR.

Nv {. ~ fANENNtR.
WASHINGTON. II. G. Jan. H.
The Pacific coast does not have a
monopoly on an immigration aues.
tlon that worries. The east has QUE
IL exists IN Ia. form az an an.
nual influx Of over goo 900 South.
cru Europeans TKo.thtrdn al this
vast horde. according to Repr.acu.
tauVe Augustus Gardner 81 Maasa.
chnsutta. come 10 the United states
AZ contract lahofefa.
Can you imagine. Mr. Western
Wnrkinsman asks Representative
Gardner Tho hAEshipa Of competing
with contract iatarers7 There is
uo ohiectioa to the better CLASSES ~
Europeans they arc desired. bat
more than half a miilion foreign.
vrs are coming In every year that
arv wholly lillterats aud content 20
cork Ions hours ZOE ouohaif the
NREr af an American. They live
on n diet. aud Ia unHani,ary condi
lions that waald be fepulnlve Ia
one 0f oar Nurkmen
hht that y not the putut 10 this
aFtici. There il an immirration
question on the Pacific slope
1hsfe - another oue IN the east.
~ far IL has been impossible 20 muu.
ter sufficient congressional strength
10 PASS a bill that will cradlcats
either evil. The reason has been
that eastern eouEfessmgs knoN
nothing about the Japanese and the
western congressman are ignorant
of aHf. DANGER In Southern Euro.
rbrRnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

Eight out Of ton Of our men
acquainted with CITY Engineer
Thomson respect his ability aud
like him a. q city official. The pub.
Hshed report f. misleading In part
aud false Ia the rest
we wish 10 make a public De.
uial ~ this story. because u II in
@riOuH to.us a. msSbefa OF or
Hanizcd lsssor. aud Injurious 10 the
union am quoted Incorrectly Ia
every sentence .. the alleged In.
terVieW.
The Electrical Workers union
has no politics % play. aud does
not want to be placed before the
public In the light Of playing Apolt
tics"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
SUPERIOR COAL &
IMPROVEMENT co.
Social Notice

70 lnslallncut Stockholders
and ali others whom II may
mnccrn
This j. 10 inform YOU that /
:. lorna & COMPANY.
ab Peoples Savings Bank
suiding. 2ud Ave. and Pike
s.. have been appointed Fiscal
Agents ior the above property.
blythe stockholders OF AID com
paay al a duly called meeting
Of said stockholders. held in the
Labor Temple. Seattle. on Dee
oh. 1907, N0u are further
warned that no installments
due on stock since Dee 10Th
WI Be credited on the books
Of The SUPERIOR COAI.
AND IMPROVEMENT Co.
mis- paid to the SUPERIOR
GOAL AND IMPROVE.
VENT COMPANY at room
~ Peoples Savings Bank
bndlng and signed BY The un-
seFslgned, or J. + lorna &
COMPANY.
Further, 10 avoid errors YOU
a's hereby advised TO verify
yo1r holdings with the books
o The company at the above
written address
Hh BERESFORD KANA-
AAUGH.
! Ff'sdeni Superior Coal and I'm.
p'vFsmehi Co. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

For each $4,000 tens o. coal
mined - the unttes states las,
year q human life as sacrificed.
For each 600 men employed
IN IN. mines. 40 are silisd an.
nusiiy through explosions. failing
ssaiis ard the other Kindred &C.
eidents.
These figures are taken from a
pamphlef on Coai Mine Accidents.
Their Causes aud Prevention. a
statistical fspeft Iast complied b.
the United States geological sur
ysy
Although e Il asserted that in
90 country in the Norla are the
nhturai conditions 80 favorable for
the safe extraction Of cuai as Ia
the United States. a comparison
with the statistics Of other conn.
tries places America IN a most an.
favorable light Thu differences Ia
thc death rate are startling
Rate Abroad
For the last tive Years IN death
ratio fof zach ooe employed IN
foreign lands has been France 81.
belgium 90. Grvaf Britain -.
Prussia 2e6 In belgium. where
the death rate II less than oac-thlrd
that in the United States. the most
thoroughly equipped TESTING sta.
lions are maintained Experiments
arr being continually made. look.
Ina To the prevention II mine hor.
rurE
IN al European coal pruduc.
inE countries the output has con.
inuaily increased aud the death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
teesttls star Exclusive. ssfviee.l


t6eattle Star Exclusive. Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan 80
Ia every port OF the United States
british consular agents ara ondeav.
orinE 10 ascertain the methods
adopted hf the government officials
IA checking the japanese influx
The consular officers have gathered
data. which has been forwarded -
the hftiinh home office
One Of the chief American sources
Of Information applied 10 by the
nfltiHh officials has been the lap.
ane-a and Korean Exclusion luague
OF this city Hardly a day passes
but Secretary Yooli or Assistant
Secretary Graham receives the off.
cisi envelopes 'on her majesty 3
service from colonial officials aal.
ma Information.
fnum Melbourne comes the 70.
quest Of Z Needham OF the senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
FIRST BET Is MADE ON
NEXT ELECTION

NEW YORK. Jan With the
conventions which viii uomluatc
presidential candidates six months
away betting Oh the election has
already been started The first
wager is reported a. having hceu
recorded last night In favor OF John
g. Mcdonald. the taffman. 20 BET
g. 600 that Gov Johnson. Of Min.
nesota. n nominated for the presi.
deucy. Nili BE- elected. The report
cd tHkcT 81 the wager l. Thomas
n shevlIn. father 81 Thomas Shev.
I'm. the Yale football player. and
" one time member Of the national
republican committee from Mime.
safA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
SEATTLE MAN Is
BELIEVED LOST
tHy United prssa

SPOKANE. Jan IA c. Cog
elm Of Seattle. state manager u the
loyal Americans. " Vesaey and
John Peters. wealthy Hhespmon OF
prusser. left for Durango. Mexico.
late last March 10 purchase land
They took along akout $50 .0oo No
trace 81 them has lssen found since
last April. though Il IL known they
reached Durango Il Is suspected
they we're loss In the mountains OF
were KILLED b. Indians
The name Of C0ggin does not az.
pear Ia the last cts dfruetaFy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
RuRNED W!FE'S CLOTHES

room. Investigation developed 10
fact that all st her clothes aud
peuonal effects had been piled in
a heap aud hurue& Il IL regarded
AZ mere chance that the house
was not destroyed
Some time ago the wife sued FOR
a divorce alleginE that her husband
would dream At niEht ard start Co
beat her with hts fists before he
would wake up The ease was art
rrwarda dropped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

In order to make good the aHen.
nett that they are able 90 get
things for their constituents. mem.
befa OF the council have gone TO
the extreme Ia calling on the general
fund to defray all sorts of local
expenditures
This policy has constantly de.
pieted tho general fund. and Il has
besu necessary TO reimburse that
fund from time TO time By draw.
iaE from the revenues 81 the water
system Even the water revenues.
uos amounting 10 half 4 million
dollars n year have been totally
drained away until there in nav
less than 100000 In the water
fund.
No~ After Liaht Fund.
Having exhausted the water fund
"ffsnkled Frederick" has turnsd his
attention 10 the light fund. aud
to appropriaiinR 10 the general
fund some OF the proceeds of the
recent sale 81 light fund bands
As matters now stand there is
not enough money in the general
fund TO meet the payment Of obli.
cations issued against II. Further
revenues cannot be depended up1n
10 carry on the current expenses
Of the city. and a further lootlng
Of the funds OF the light and water
departments becomes necessary II
the city Is 90 continue ON a cash
basis
At yesterdays meeting Of the II.
nance committee. City Engineer
Thomson and other heads OF de
pnrtmeutz were called before II
and urged 20 decrease their forces
OF employees and cut down their
pay rolls Efforts 10 accomplish
this are being made In every ma.
nicipai department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
TPIMBLE SUPPORTERS ARE
TO HOLD Meeting

under the auspices Of the w. 4.
Tnmhlc club
Secretary Glll of the Trimhlc
club has prepared another eirculaL
letter regarding Ar Iumhies cant
didacy. which vii b. mailed 10 all
newly registered voters a. their
names appear on the registration
rolls The new fglmbic seaduuar
tors In the illnessy hle~4 have
been opened with Mr 0tll la
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
ASKS FoR DAMAGES.

O. A. Thompson today brought
suit in the superior court against
the Boleom Mills, OF Ballard. 10 the
result OF an accident suffered In
the mill Yards on march &c. The
complaint recltes that Thompson
vas badly crushed beneath . fsle
Of lumlsr which hsS been careless
Is p,led 10 Thompson asks for
$40 600 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
MEETS STRANGE DEATH.
10y United Press

jEl.LICO, Tenn. Jan. il.-Nalter
Jones. 10 years old. met a strange
death last night lie had climbed
an electric lieht pole Failing q
short distance. one Of the iron steps
on the pole 80 caught his clothing
that he hung head downwards. Ia
this position he Was allowed 10
strange To- death. while a large
efowd OF men and women stood
about afraid to touch him. think.
Ing be was charged with electricity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
FILES ANSWER.

Charging that his two boys were
locked out OF the house b. their
atepmother. with the result that one
of the lads contracted pneumonia.
Lewis Bontllo today filed an an.
swer and cross-complaiut a. the
action brought by his wife. Ethel
Buneiie. for divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

IN Fink. ene time unaueeosa-
,.nubhran nominee fof geV
y ,f Washington. Frederick
s's go. a prominent democrat at
= l.llr,an schoW and uermon
y crs,rn. one tine assistant pros
- attorney OF kink county
sweng the speakers Who have
:. ..,,sa 10 Address = Hfimhle
e.,,.. called iur next Neine sdat
~, The meeting viii be held In
- hall In the Arcade building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
TO PENSION mopoc NOLAN
WAR SURVIVORS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IA pro.
vision for pensi0ning survivors of
the Mndoo war In Oregon aud Cali.
fornia during 1873 and 1871 was
today by Hawley. OF Ore
gon. In a bill TO amend the act
granting pensions To Indian war
veterans OF the period from 1852 to
ISi3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
sues s. (. co.

Hannah Wheeler today filed suit
IN the superior court against the
Seattle Electric company for 5000
damages. as the result of injuries
alleged 10 have been suffered in
collision between Madison st
cable car and a dirt wagon on Oct
q. In the same accident another
passenger was killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

uaAlag a heap Of his wiFe'a e
-. prank Herman Westerhite
,,.,,cse burned all the eloshiag
,,istr,s hcionging % hts better
- and today deputy sheriffa are
'...eiux lot the man On a charge
,.ssnity The wife,. Rose Wee.
,..sl,e reported 10 the authorities
-, ,sat ~hen she returned home
ss.,er,lay she found a blk hole
ss-.ea IN the fioor Of the dining
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
TWO WEEKS In WHICH TO
file COST BOND

The plaintiffs in the damage case
brought by Elmer r. Poole against
Rev W. @ Jones. pastor Of the
Emmanuel Baptist church. have
two weeks more to file a cost bond
Failure 10 do this means. In the
OF those Interested 10 the
case, that the action will be thrown
out OF court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

who host their lives last niEht In
the drr that attacked . New York
sky scfaper and destroyed much
property, VAS found AZ noon today
tiis name waa Phillips. Tho ~.
mains of the other victims have not
been found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
prophssiea walE.Auay.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ti.--This
was Taft day Among those who
called 10 assure the secretary Of
war that tie nominations would
be- a Walk.away for him. vas Repre-.
seniatives Kahn Of California, "the
original Taft man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
SURE! SHE SMOKED
(sy United Prsss.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan ll.-Mrs.
Herman Oelrichs refuses 10 affirm
Ut deny the report that she and
Nrs Frank Caroian smoked cigar.
cites in a fashionable cafe last
Thursday night before a gathering
Of the elite Mrs Oelriehs. when
questioned today. said 4 have
no objection to what the papers
say about mo. but | should think
they would select more interest.
Ing subject 90 write about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
W. c. 7. U. MEETING.

The Seattle Federation W. G. r.
T. VII hold a meeting at the Ply
mouth Congregational church. INT.
versity and Third. Tuesday after.
noon at $50 O'Clock
Scientific temperance inquiry will
be- discussed and plans viii be ar.
ranged Tor the medal contest cam.
psign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

The plaintiff resides In BOSTON.
and based his suit for damages on
alleged attention shown Mrs Poole
By Rev Jones The latter in turn
contended that the proposition was
one Of blackmall. and through his
attorney demanded laat sufficient
bond 90 insure the costs Of the case
be required before proceedings
were continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
THOUGHT OF WORK
CAUSED CHILL

Because her husband became AZ.
flicted with bad chills" whenever
the question OF work WAS mention.
ed. with the result that she had tn
support herself. Maud Johnson was
today granted a divorce from Ray
mond NJ. johnson. The complaint
shows that the couple we've mar
ried ON MAY IL. 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
70 VISIT DYING BR0TNER

,Ase Fraier TODAY released Nel.
a. Trriea and Katie Geueoy from
s - Ia which theY have
-. A.la In custody By orders of
* usenlie court. IN order that
Nv wight visit the bedside Of
a. hrother. Nathan C0hruY az
Providence hospital
ne ConOy boy Is suffering frum
n,,shfs assrase. and inquiry a the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

hospital developed the fact that he
was not expected to 1.-Two more than
a day or two.
OF the girls. Nellie aud Tefica
arr Ia the House of tlood shepherd.
and Katie ~ In the Mt Carmel Mis-.
sion Nellie. the eldest girl. viii
be- permanently released from Gus.
tody The father at the girls il
dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11


a The United States IL not 4
= ALONE In facing tho problem of =
4 excluding the undesirable Aai. =
4 ate aliens from the Western =
4 shores of the American cont. a
4 uent. Great Britain faces a q
4 like p0Hitine. and In her fight q
a Il not relying upon the efforts 4
. OF her maieatya agents In Sc =
4 curing data at British Colum. =
= bia and Canadian ports. but 4
4 has enlisted her consular =
4 agents and official representa-. :
4 tNca In Australia. Tasmania. =
= Queensland. New Zealand aud 4
= South Africa In the cause OF .
4 securing Information regard .
4 las the threatened inundation a
= from the eastern shores OF =
a Asia. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
ASKS DIVORCE

Complaining that her husband
drinks 20 excess and has frequently
threatened 10 take her life. Hannah
Tinker today brought suit for a.
v0rce from Samuel II Tinker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
WARRANT ISSUED.

Charged with raising 3 check
originally drawn for s. to $50. aft
erwards cashing IL at the Coast
Paint company. a warrant was To-
day Issued by the prosecuting at
tOrney's office for George G.
Brooks. The complaint was sworn
90 by j. sgappson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

The complaint reclies that on
May II, Of this year. Lamperts Dor.
r0Wsd the sum named from Bic
Nett. explaining that he WAS going
90 use the money 70 pay the ex-
pensea OF being married. afterwards
falling 10 repay the debt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
WITH DRAWS

Fred Rexinger. candidate for the
city council from the Thirteenth
ward. today withdrew from the
race, finding that he had not re.
sided In his district the required
length Of time. ReRinRer Was a
candidate on the republican ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
DEMOCRATIC
MEETINGS

The Democratic club al luncheon
held this noon decided TO take ad-
vantage OF the portion OF the al.
rect primary Law which provides
for the selection Of election judges
and inspectors Meetings will be
held In the various wards Tuesday
for this purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
FAILED TO PAY BACK MONEY he
BORROWED FOR WEDDING EXPENSES

Because. II is alleged. he failed
to repay $500 which he borrowed
to defray Ms wedding expenses. suit
was today Instituted in the superior
court against Charles A. Lamperts
BY James W McNstt for the prin-
cipal OF the loan aud costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
ONE HUMAN LIFE FOR EACH 10000
TONS OF COAL USED

rate decreased. Ia AmsElca the rc.
verse IL true Except IN thu United
STATES the use of excessive charges
OF sNpioaiEeA IL prohibited
Many Of the causes % mine hpr
rurs arc within the contfol ~ the
state nine inspectors. Il IL main.
taiued. and II sufficisnt number
81 Intelligent and capable inspect
ora we're provided. accidents would
be- kept 81 a minimum.
Rate VIII increase.
In conclusion tho pamphlet says
~unisss energetic means are
taken 90 eeuntsfset the prevailing
tendency. rot only will the death
rate inefsAss. bot " Will Increase
al a much more rapid rate TRAN !,
rae IN the last fe~ years"
The working Of thinner and less
regular seams Is believed TO bo 70.
sponsibls ia = degree for TIE tn
crease Of accidents.
II IL utErd that the use OF safety
lamps be made compulsory. that
the Use OF explosives be- regulated.
that the aides OF coal mine pass.
ages be kept sst TO prevent the
ignition OF coal dust. and that every
mine be equipped With tanks OF
compressed afr or oxygen. 10 a. to
enable a psfsoa Ia enter mine work
inEa In which an irrsspirable ~
inospbefe f. present ny the aid 81
such apparatus rescue parties mas
rescue injured miners. who other
wise wauld fall victims OF tho poi
aonnuz Atmosphere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
RAIN FALLS IN Iso,A.

LAHORE. India Jan. 1.-THE
drouth. which has prevailed for the
last six months. has been broken
b. rs,os The acute state of "a.
m.n-. which caused ach Terrible
mo, aists in recent seafa. has thus
been ayeTtcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
MRS. STUNT DIES.

Mrs. Minnie STUNT. aged o.. died
AZ her home. sol s3rd sv " She
leaves two sons. Herman c. and Ru-
dolph NJ. The body il at Butter
worths. aud II viii be crenaied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

On the ground that she neglect.
ed her children and refused 10 care
for them. Phillip /. Hughett today
brought suit for divorce from hts
wife. Evelyn May Hughett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
FLEET MAY CONC
TO PUGET SOUND.


e WASHINGTON. Ian IL I,
q An official statement has been ,
. made ~ the raw department
o to the effect thai The Atlantic I
q fleet mas make = trip 30 I
. PUGET SQUAD Ia the early sum. !
. mcr. after leaving san Fran ,
q cisco. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
EXPOSITION is ON THE
UNFAIR LIST

TACOMA Jan 1.-The Alaska.
ya,euPaclne exposition Nss this
~eTnlux placed GA the unfair list
~ n Washington Federation al
Iahor and boycott of the whole
seon xsll b. luauxurated hY efsan-
l,ea Abr throughout the country
TAe action vas taken after the
,smmlster seat to Seattle reported
a., he president Of The haafd ~
slr~snrs o. the exposition had ~.
h.sa 10 take any action Ia make
n sark on 10 exposition haliiinE
A unio1 i0h
Late YESTERDAY afternoon the eoas
yss,iaa sassed resolutions faFoglng
~ eos,nx OF SUNDAY theatres.
run,an suffrage. deuoaaeinE the
prr~nt hankiag syaiem fayoglng
psial saving banks aad parcel pest.
The Aspirations u Congressman
Iaaes 10 BE- the asst alted States
~nssor ~ere gives a hlsek eve 50
mr. a. uaion ishoF Is Concerned
s~aat0ry Ankenr Nas commended
AMY 0g gFnEAAN EOUSD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
sooY OF FIREMAN FOUND.

NgW YORK. Jaa. 1.-THE r.
nains q aae Of the four firemea