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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06

LONDON. July liking I'd.
ward has amazed the British na.
ton by taking upon himself the
role Of a censor in the matter 81
womcn'a dFess. Riding IA Hyde
park be observed Nine Tltoomb.
an actress. also riding. aud clad In
a habit Of the latest directoflu
mode. with split skirt. lie ordered
the park commissioners 10 forbid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06
THE NEW BUSINESS MAN

Il used TO be that the business ability possessed
the harder for him whistle popular air correctly
The good business had outlook upon life IN
general and little cultivated beyond the nack knowing
his particular line OF business
Conditions have changed and the business today
must have wider knowledge discretion aud weigh
ditions more carefully than any Judge juror
In the complex overlapping business relations today
only the shrewdest sagacy the faeachng penetration
and the soundest judgment will enable discriminate
between profitable and disastrous investments
hundred things affect the prices OF wheat cotton
wool iron and tobacco that had influence on their
value.
Within few years articles deemed worthless have
created new trades The business not only be
abreast OF changing trade oondonshe must be ahead Of
them
epoch has been naugurated and ali profitable bust.
nesses being conducted and modern principles
The business Of today is man. He must have
the widest outlook and the clearest vision
With the Fourth Of July on, Of
have nothing to DO but enjoy the oaory
over the wires from Denver. be more Of
there at Chicago for
hcans do They viii talk when they
Henry w Taft brother OF the republican president
and who spent yesterday
venon in Chicago satisfactory years
standpoint Of the family
Yesterday A ToWne presidential
sihdiy, occupied
appeared before Methods Churches
make strange bedfeows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06
a WORD FROM JOSH wlsg.

- yASsn a Woman Goes Away
WIZ DOES SHE HAvBCo Ivy
CLOTHES AMOUNTING TO MOVIE
THAN THE COST or THE THiPG
o.
An lnducsment.
lis there oHnythtg | can do"
cried an eHaapsrated West Seattle
mother. Ito induce va 90 go 10
bedT'
Yep" responded the small boy.
promptly.
Well. for goodness sake what is
81"
'I.emme stay up an hour longer"
Don't Jump AT the conclusion that
there IL no such thing as luck mere.
~ because YOU never had anything
clae Puck.
Making a Diagnosis.
Phyaleian From a hasty exam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06

80 SAYS MRS. GORE. WIFE or
okLAHomAss BLIND sENA.
ToR-HER POLITICAL WORK
Just A PART or HER HOME
WORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06

Yesterday In Denver Charles presidential
sbiy, occupied the church
appeared before young
make strange bedfellozs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06

Henry TAFT brother OF the republican president
and who spent yesterday and today
venon in Chicago the satisfactory years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06

ination am OF the opinion that you
are suffering from clergyman's sore
throat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06

Having load on his mind
shouldn't distress n man II II isn't
all junk Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEW YORK. March l.MTh. man
nor Ia which the hsarH aeamperusl
for cover thia morning IA che Stock
Exchange appeared a. Il the Ions
expected bomb lusser had dropped
nom the EallefY well inadea
aatehai ~ dynamite upon the un
auspcetlng heads IT the short mem
hnrs
Prices rose like the Incoming
tide. each ripping recovery qulchb
siiding over the mark set by lts
predecessor
Apparently che market had reach
Cd the point where pesaimism waa
Thoroughly oxenslonc
For the last tew weeks Wall 81
bad become anbiecg 90 neryoua haf
rors aud midday hgHtefiea. IumlhnK
az every ahadoe and believing -
cry fantastic tale circulated by pro.
feuaionala fnr a decline Whcn It
reaches thia zfaKr IL Is high tims
70 view things from the other side
OF the fence
AZ the close tnion Pacific and
Sugar showed ne, satin Of -
points. Reading and 81 Paul =
fvunay lYanis and Canadian "a and
many securities | and poinrs
The hank sfatehsnt Issued after
the eloae. vas considered favorable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
v,,,,.Cot rH Element OF Party Refuse to Recognize
u,,e,lIe Men as Regular Organization, and Stay
Away From Luncheon.

ticket and voting IT the polls for :
republican
When the crowd assembled for
todavs luncheon therefore. there
vas not a single man present who
had heen active Ia the Maarc cam
paIsn While there had hcca no
concerted action. the Menge demo.
Gratis wefe unanimous Ia apurninz
the invitation
Meanwhile a movement has been
set on foot by the Moorts Cnttcfiil
leaders hooking towards the orgunE
a8tlon IT tiryan Democratic club
a meeting With The organization 81
such a club In view will probably
hp held SOME night next week
The Meicalfe contingent has un
derlakeu % break into ihls. move.
meui, however. aud John \ Terry.
a1tinaal committeeman for the
state and late candidate an tho for
lafn hepe democratic tickef for eitY
comptroller has appointed Van Il
ptersOu 81 thc Mctcaige contingent.
afficiai orEaniEeF % BRYAN clubs
fer the slate rtefaon aays that IL
q call e issued for The organization
81 a Hfxau Climb. he will Ia present
At The meeting 10 assist IN perfect
iuw the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
SAVES BULLDOG
FROM HANGING

nvath bv stransulatlau would
have been The fafn ~ a nriKhbof y
ballduE. had not humane Officer
keni. Of 1hirtreuth av and Alder
a.. happened aloaE last night and
F~Hctswd Il FROM the pieket fence
froan which u ~aa hanging
The dox bVlunkn 10 Mlitoa y DIT
weller. butcher a. 1928 East Alder
81 It had been lnnt fnf several
DAYS. aud 20 prgyent further
anxiety on thc animals account.
NJ. beswsller had Pot loag chain
on Il and given Il home in \ dFf
goods eax set against q picket
fence five feet hiKh.
Yesterday afternoon the dax
Jumped tn The Fuof of itu dwelling.
rested a while. and then. forget
ting the chain. tried "a vault the
fence
The chain waa ouiy hong enough
70 suspend the dog on the opposite
side Of The fence
The animal sas neatly dead
when otnccr ksai came 10 the
rescue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
NEWSIES APPLAUD
BUSTER BROWN

More than goo newsboy1 Of the
cltY enjoyed the antics ~ Buster
Brown and TfRe az the Grand Op-
era house lat nieht a. the guests
81 the management Of the Grand
and OF the Seattle Star
Before z O'Clock last evening no
newsies could be found on First
aud Second avs. as they had
Joined the buneh" ia front Of The
star. ON Seventh ay. from whence
they marched 10 the Grand Opera
house.
People 90 the streets were made
aware ~ the fact that the boys
acre going TO SEQ Buster. a. they
did not fail 70 attract attention.
Cherry ~. tn front Of the theatre.
vas blocked hy the numerous
happy boys Who seemed 60 fili the
entire street sifh their noisy good
nafuned shouts
IN the theatre the boys raptur-
pusiY applaudei Buster and his dog
fiEc. not forgetting the chorus.
The remainder OF the large
audience assembled To see the
show. stated that they we're Ia
Doubt ~ TO which they enjoyed the
more. the Hhos on the stage ct the
boys IN the gallery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
KRAMER is
RELEASED

Frank Kramer bDcame a free
man this morning when relatives
paid $50 90 the paliCe for the care
OF Ma Brcwn. hik eife. dying n
Providence hospital as the result
~ ball@l IN the spine fired h
her oNu hand while duHpon8sut
over the ilfc OF Nhils slavery which
she Is alleged - have heen lead.
ing
Kramer. according 10 the KifiH
ante ulnrtsm statement. had led
her into a life Of white slavery
and Nus living from her earnings
Two sevka aHn. after fearful
inteFslew wilh her n,aghef. Che Rirl
attempted Suicide b. shooting The
hulict penetrated the lanR and
loiged ia the Spine. canalnK f,lraiY
ala uf the loves limbs.
Kramer married tho gifi Wed.
ncsdAY. and hef hips arr sealed
against hin. She canhat i've, aud
the police have compelled him to
provide for h.f care during the
few dsgs she has - 1--we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
ESTATE GOES
TO CHARITY

The million. dollar estate % the
iEtn Caroline KunetsalIand. the
balk Of which xss wiiied 20 char.
ity. can b. used a. direct.
ed BY the terms Of the will.
The suit brought b. the heirs
of Lazarus Kline to recover a por.
ton Of the estate was yesterday
Knocked out by n decision OF Judge
Morris IN the superior court. who
hold that the court had no luftas
diciinn aud that there vas a detect
parties plaintiff
The heirs engaged in this coa.
test alleged that they were dsfraud
ed Of their riEhtiHl portion Of the
estate Years aEu. when they deed
cd their chains to the widow Tor n
consideration 81 t2s. 900 each The
fraud charged consisted IN an At.
legged false statement as 90 the
value Of the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
TIED TO TREE AND
LEFT TO STARVE

John Olson. a fanehar az Van
ASSET. thia morning found the
skeleton OF his COW, which had
been missing since February In
the wuods a mile and half frum
hla home tied to tree Beside
lt was the hody OF ltn calf. born
while the COW Waa tied up.
ilnth tho animals had starved
60 death
Humane officer Vaupell IL max
ing aa Investigation today on slight
clues to discover the identity OF
the pousan Who led the cow away
and tied n 10 the tree ON the DAY
~ ia disappearance
1.-The neanty grass in the short
circle about the tree which the
row vas able Ia reach Was clnaas
cropped The animal. after get
ting all the food within reach.
dnmblY las down aud died beside
ita dead offspring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

ELF IN the room where Bowie
Ned
The sheriff read the injunction
ffom the hallway outside the door.
Miaa Iir Zaxaia laughed and d..
iicd hun The sheriff posted
faafds about the building and
prevented her friends from fur.
aiahinE her food or drink.
She finally discovered = hydrant
aud obtained a supply Of water
Her friends succeeded. after IS
hours. in tossing her a bundle Of
sandwiches through broken
window She heid the fort for
three days aud nights. while the
lawyers wraugied At the capital
before reaching an agreement b.
which the state "a 90 take chargs
~ the property. Then she walked
out amid the cheers OF thousands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
GETS DIVORCE
FROM DOCTOR

Because her husband refused 10
bus fnel fof the house. Mrs Sophia
Is Hone explained TO Judge Ffater.
la the superior court that she be
came ~ cold that her feet Kefe
frozen This and other happenings
constituting alleged misconduct GA
the part Of the husband Dr.. Syives-
ter a. D. Hone. resulted IN the court
awarding the plaintiff q decree OF
divorce
The couple were married In
Saskatoon. province Of SaEkatche.
van. Dominion % Canada. October
-. 1906. and the husband an-
nouHeed Immediately that he want.
I'd hi8 wife 10 o8Jn her own living.
according 20 the story told today
Ills failure 10 provide fuel for the
house. Mrs Hone regarded as
means of driving her ont 10 seek
employment ON December u,
1906. and after the feetfresziHK In
cfdcut Mrs Hone relates that hub.
by Insisted on her making q hur-
ried departure. since which Time
she claims he has done nothing to-
wards supporting her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

mauds Mayor Moor and eouEratns
laies the city on the efforts which
have been made here IN the dircc.
tiBn uf Eaw enfDreen ent. adding the
remark that such an attempt al.
says brings down On a mayor every
bad lnfluancr % which every large
city has It's share
Mayer Malone. speaking % his
own case. says.
a bitter war vas lnanEurRted
and I uaa actually lrgisiaicd out
81 office tnErshsr with every man
IN the ettg government. bat the 80
uFeme court reiussaied ~ BY a
unanifnoaz opinion. declaring the
whole miserable business po-
llttcai trick ("
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

a. sfgsrg 60 coaeiliatc The
- actions q The democratic
n" ~, asanaer BY The recent
.m..,sa. has proven a failure
q m.a. !, the kias County
- elah. which acted ca
-. ...sas,lon hat q Is The patsl
d -. s'..,.,n aud i,s semsw what
Ns.a'. g.. sasauee has heen sputn'
- he memhees OF 'he NOW
..,l lsctb,n u me nafl'
49, -. sassnrs waa made feaial at
tss - sr-aaeed ier b. ihc oi
- : !. ,he elab Aoiins oh ,he
&C. . :. nat the club q The
ass..a.s s,r,snl.allou aud tho Moofs
- eanaessfs tfah 'ne
W. ma the einccFs meiep
~ s..ersl taslssiion sssins TIE
.as .'.s. sss' i rs,urn loaas and be
faFgisens -. fsoarei hv
- 49, ..,sfef.ii msn. eho are
=. a sdmll TIA, ihelf aciioa
!. s..aaagslas 4 dsnieefaise eanul
y ~ ~ ma,e % an mssesendcut
80 /. auy mnre q a. olicuss
-. narts regularity than the
4 tAe Nelealis contingent
: .ssuaslar the cause q > straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
N'oUADE AND RICHARDSON
ARRAIGNED I'M COURT

sau's bead Sas approved today b.
the court.
Dc - HeaerallY believed that there
Will b. some surprising tesiiuout
n ben NeQuade telln bis stefy on
ths stand. The man Is well known
ia narfh county palitics and several
nfuuMueaf politicians froa hls dis
tfici are Interesting themselves In
ais behalf
Julius IaspcFaon. the ballard
husinusa man arreated ga = charge
81 forKefy. alleged 10 have been
committed In collecting expense
muasy Ia administering al estate.
The vouchers fof which are declarcd
10 have brwn forged. wAn arrairnrd
and dreaded not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
NO RESTRICTIONS in
STOCK GAMBLING

10y United tfesasf
WASHINGTON, March $50
vigorous have been the protests
made to President Roosevelt. SPEAK
or Cannon and both houses OF con.
greas against legislation restricting
the dealing In grain and other aEFi
cultural futures that no laws affect.
Ing these interests will be enacted
at this session.
Frantic appeals have como from
boards Of trade NJ Chicago and
other large cities, declaring that
farmers will be the greatest losers.
that the widows will have no place
In which 60 invest their savings.
and that the price OF farm products
viii BE- increased 20 the consumers
~ present methods are changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
sg United pfsssJ

BERLIN. March z All efforts
no confirm the report that Anna
Could. fOuner vile OF B0ui Casiel-
lane. and Prince De aagau Honls
cousin. were married recently hayo
failed Kaiser Wilhelm denies the
report although be Expressed him
self AS fayofinR the match.
PARIS. March 2. The dallY Ch
de- Paris maintains that So report
Of the marriage ut Prince De 9agan
and former Countess Eoni is cor
rect aud asserts that If iH familiar
with every detail Of the ceremony.
The paper says Thai the few Wit
nessea were pledged to secrecy.
They were married IN an obscure
German village
II II ls true that the former
countess re- married without the
consent Of her family. one. half 81
her estate. under Jag Gould's Nlll.
K0ea 90 The children u her first
marriage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
BANK cLEAaBos
]. H. DAVIS SECURES
WASHINGTON ANNEX

A bin of sale covering the fur
ulahiasa and fittings Of the Wash
lnRtun Anuek hotel Vas filed % tho
county clerks office today. ehaW
Ing transfer Of the property meu.
TONED from James 4 Moore L. j
~ Davis The consideration iH
given al 5000
i II Davis has been manager Of
the hotel almost since IL NaH
opened. and ia said 10 have really
bought out the lease aud furnish.
ings some time ago. Another trans.
action shows a loan ~ $4,000 from
Mare bunnelt 10 J II Davis. GOV.
ture ia the Washington Annex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Loose muscatel raiaina are ON
special sale today at pounds for
Toe. Isentila are On sale af isc per
pound Towering plants are an
sale at the market M soc for
Cyclamen plants. and 2se each for
Cinerarie plants
Home made chow .chnw II quoted
at i5c por pound. and berries. home
preserved. are soc per half GALLON.
Manxalla olives are 2Ae per pint.
Chinook and atcclhead salmon
have been reduced 10 i2c per
pound
Corued beef will be on sale Mon.
day az sc per pound. and Delaware
red apples. from Wenatehse. will b.,
delivered at 81 IS aud $3.50 per
box. business Was very brisk on
the market today. There were a
large number of wagons with pro.
duce at the market at an early hour.
Today's quotations are.
Ranch eggs. 2se doz.
Washington creamery butter
s0c. Iowa creamery. 2 lbs. Csc 10
CSC. local ranch. $50
Potatoes, i6 To rs lbs. for 25c:
81 rs to tt.35 per 100 lbs.
Fancy Swiss cheese. CSC: Wis
eonsin full cream back. 23c ID.
smier cheese. t5e.
Chickens. rs to zoe ~.
Mutton chops. 1914 n i3iAc 10. /.
rib steaks. i5c III. porterhouso. ise
ID. sIrloin. i2he ID Founn steak.
lite ID. shoulder steak. lbs. for
Csc; hearts. Iso each: tongues. t5c
Sweet potatoes. lbs, for z5c
HeotH. punches for Sc.
Dried onions. 6 TO pounds for
Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

The company has already invest
"a 81 600 088 In terminal land. 81
600 900 viii BE spent for steel
bvfdnea n passenger station viii 70.
auifs an outlay ul fiao ee0. the sal
mon bay improvement VIII mean
am Outlay of $4,000 600. the con.
aifuetian Ut the tunnel and the las
iuE of tracks Nill require tld.9
600. and various ineideutala viii
make up the balance
Work IL alao to be rushed on
the Portland Seattle branch and
this city viii be the base Of sup
piles There vii be about 800 miles
of running aud switching tracks
here. and the largest of the four
freight sheds will be- 900 feet ~
length
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
FORESTRY BUILDING.

A committee OF the leading lam.
Der manufacturer Of the state was
appointed 1T the Tacoma couven.
ton Of lumbeFmen 10 act with the
state commission regarding a suit.
able forestry building for the
A.Y.-P fair. The committee Is
composed OF George H. Emerson.
chairman. G. G bronson and G. r
White OF Seattle. +. G Ames. Port
Gamble. n Blocdcll. rockingham.
aud r. NJ Mccormack. Tacoma A
meeting OF the committee aud com.
mission will probably be held next
ugek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
WHO WISHES
To ATTEND?

Mayer Moore has been asked by
the national conference OF Chart
tieH aud Correction 'to appoint dele.
safes from this city % attend the
nrNt annual meeting Ut the confer.
snoe. Whlch will b. hela AZ Rich.
mend u. Mas 6 10 - Il IL the
desire OF the officers Of the con.
trtcuep that ali charitable and sim
liar Institutions Ia the city DO rep
resented
Matur Moore has announced that
be vii giNe nuitahle credentials "a
any person engaged Ia this work
who daaifus % attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

M scoaade. sS.depa'y sheriff
4 xssA Raa. Who vas arrested
~...z aays axe. eharsed Nt'h &C
us hrih~. Sas arraisned In
a. usasnal department. Of the s't
rsx ssurs to-day aaa upea the az
,kslsss q his sstorney. Edwin :
a sas gives one week > add
ts1s .lne IL which 70 plead 20 The
sAauv
ID acQaade and Jack Richard
- a. Norsh Bend salesaukeeper
a, ! serused u having given the
pe.x5 % Ncoaaar. are At liberty
.rler g - bsuas zach Riehard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
DEMoCRATS BARRED FROM
PRIMARY ELECTION

nfan Nt large Mr. fi~lfnrr received
Sns9 VOTES The total vote cast
uaa - Ga. ard 10 Per cent Of that
Hunbef would b. zfos Hf. Hsif
aar. therefore. lacked Ig yatea Of
resr3giHg 10 per e.nt af the total
vote east
The primary law provides that
any party. ia order 90 BE- entitied
ta enjoy the privilege Of rs b~ne
flfs uiuss have cast 10 per cent %
che total vote At the last preceding
municipal election The democratic
HaTty. having failed In thia. viii
not ~ entitled 10 Esofninafe lsN ran
dldafes under the provisions u that
laN ON the basis ef the vote cast
- u last TUESDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
LUMBERMEN'S CASE
10y United pr.sa.1

WASHINGTON. March with.
in the next few days both sides In
the hearing OF the Pacific lumber.
mems case against the railroads
will submit briefs The interstate
commerce commission has eonciHd.
ed tho case. arguments having
been heard. The commission now
has the arguments by the road
and tho compliments. together
with a mass Of data covering the
situation a decision r. not ex.
pected inside of a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

csrsfsi apaIxsts OF the retarmA
4 ut Tussdars eieefkon shows
o. IL issarn heie dezuaeFstle
so1Glzzzns aid not east a sufficient
sznl<r Of rufsa hyr AnY Of ia can
<1s'<z 10 enfisie Il h enhoy the
towrs q The direct primary uom
intiw ~ h TIE seat municipal
eset<x
he aemarrafs have aid claim
o. fk-g cext fex cue ~ their can
tdzse 10 IsF cent " the total
Bls east BAT ~ close Inspection
~ shlm Is oseFshFown
The axest gpfs cast for ans
dsHoesziir raaeidsfc Nas that cast
b rzarsez c fsesfuer. Cor council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
INVITE CONVENTION To
SEATTLE

The Seattle chapter Of the Amer.
lean Institute Of Banking decided
On favor OF establishing a central
bank of issue under the supcrvis.
ton Of the government. In a delatte
last night Delegates To the next
convention. which will be held nj
Providence. u /. we're instructed
10 work TO secure the 1908 conven.
ton FOR Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
UNION PACIFIC WILL
Spend $4,000, 600

The Union fsseifo will soon b.
KAN work ON to local terminals
Mayor Moore yesterday signed the
ordinances covering the right af
way Into the city aud the opera
lions permitted under these fran
chiHeH are 10 be commenced with
out delay
Il Il the intention Of the railroad
10 push construction work from
both euda of the route nt the same
time. and the company hopes to
have traffic IN operation hY the
time the Alaska Yukon Pacific e..
position la formally inauRnfatcd
The total cost af the holdings and
improvements at the railroad ia
this city alone will be SO 600 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
go alRn pRrsrRvE.

A plan 10 set apart the shores
% Lake Washington ~ a bird pre-.
serve viii probably be brought 70
the atteufiou Of the state iegiaih.
ture during is nsxt session. 4
number % Kirkland citizens have
started the agitation and 20 faF
very little opposition has Developed
10 the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
EHoEAvoR MEETING.

A Floating Christian Eudearor
Soclety Ashore Will be organized 10.
morrow aftefHpon nj O'Clock IN
tha young mems parlofs az the First
Pfeabs terrain church Arrange.
menta wlll BE- made 10 entertain the
Floating EndeaYor Societies Afi0at
that are With the American fleet
upon their arrival in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
PLAN EXCURSION
To BIC FAIR

An excursion 10 the A-Y.P. fair
IL. planned BY delegates from Iili-
noia and Nebraska. representing
SEQ lumber manufacturers
During the recent convention OF
iumhermen at Tacoma the dele
gates were taken to the grounds
OF the Seattle fair. aEd at the Sug-
zestion Of Victor Beekman. secre-
tary Of the Lumbermens assoeia-
ton. the delegates from the two
states decided to make arrange
menis for A Joint excursion A. soon
as they return to their home ana re
mort.