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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-31
Equity News.

At first meeting in Hanerville new
local A. S. of e. was started, and six
members we're listed. c. w. Mccarthy
spoke of the necessity of farmers organ
izations and cooperation and how the
spectators accumulated fortunes on the
difference between the selling price that
you get and the selling price you ought
to get for your crops, and how the trusts
kill competition and thereby govern the
buying and selling price of the finished
and unfinished farm products, and how
the Chicago Equity Exchange would set
aside the now toll gates existing between
the consumer and produce. Meeting
then adjourned to meet Aug. 3, at 8 p. m.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-31
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Albion
JE Nelson and Mr. Pierce spent Sat
.urday in Milton.
ID Emerson and wife visited with
relatives In Milton Saturday.
CA Emerson and family of Milton
were over Sabbath visitors at o N Coon's.
Wayland Green and jerome Head at
tended Monona Lake Assembly Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Coon have returned
from their annual outing at Lake he
gonsa.
Miss Edith Stillman of Denver, Colo,
is a guest at the home of her cousin, Mrs
Geo Crosley.
Harold Babcock was an over Sabbath
visitor in Walworth with his friend,
Jesse Maxon.
Jeffrey and wife of Milton attend
ed the concert by the Alfred quartet
Thursday evening.
L L Main, wife and two daughters of
Tiskilwa, Ill, are being entertained at Il
G Mains and other relatives.
Miss Minnie Baker of Andover, New
York, is visiting at the home of her
uncle, d d Emerson, and family.
Mr. and Mrs Fl A Head returned Tues
day forenoon from a two weeks visit
with their son in Hartland, MINI.
Mrs Warren Ayers returned Wednes
day from Minneapolis where she had
visited relatives for several weeks.
Prof 81 r Edwards of Worthington,
Mimi, joined his wife and son here the
last of the week and will remain about a
week.
Victor Cable of Chicago, little boy
who has spent his summers in Albion for
three years, is here again at George w
Babcock's.
Mrs N w Crosley and little son of
Milton spent Saturday with Albion rela-
tives, and Miss Fern Crosley accompa-
MED them home.
ELAN Coon and wife of Milton at
tended church here Saturday and took
dinner at F B Lawton's, with other
members of the Potter family.
X D Whitford started his threshing
HlOuUHy "a large uuul~
Der of the farmers prefer threshing from
the field. this year, instead of stacking
the grain.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Burdick and their
daughter of Minneapolis, Wallace Bent
ley and wife and Mrs Bowen OF Edger-
ton were guests at D L Babcock's Mon
day.
Mrs D B Coon passed portion of the
week with her sister, Mrs Fl r Edwards,
and returned to her home in Milton Sat-
urday afternoon with her husband and
daughter Rachel.
A company of our young ladies and
the younger class of boys are at Rich
ardson's place on Rock river for a week
of camping. They are chaperoned by
Rev and Mrs Van Horn.
The male quartet of Alfred seminary,
consisting of Rev e d Van Horn, Prof j
Neil Aunas, Rev w D Wilcox and Rev
Jesse Hutchinson, gave a very enjoyable
concert Thursday evening at the S D B
church. The program consisted of solos,
quartets and two we'll rendered imper-
sonations by Rev Wilcox. No admission
was charged, but generous silver col
lection was given to these young men,
who are making their way to the confer
ence at Boulder, Colo, in the interests of
our Seventh Day-Baptist university at
Alfred, n Z.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-31
To Start Work ON the Surveys Soon

j
81 expect to rush the surveys between
GAINESVILLE and Madison as fast as posi-
BILE" said Chief Engineer Joseph Ellis
of the Cincinnati Construction COM
pany. "Just how long it will take re-
mains to be seen, but we expect to be il
shape to make formal application for a
franchise by October 1st.- 81. a. Zigler
and w. L. Jamison will return at once
to Cincinnati where they will confer
with the syndicate back of the enter
prise. Mr.. Zigler is most enthusiastic
ever the project and says 1T will be built
without the question of doubt. Many
persons who are on the supposed right
of way have conferred with the officers
of the new company within the past day
or two relative TO the right of way
through their property and the manage
ment is meeting with hearty co-opera-
ton all along the line. - Gazette.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-31
When Beauty Sneaks

What a strange Illusion it is to
suppose that beauty is goodness. A
beautiful woman utters absurdities;
we listen, and, we hear not the alb
surdities, but wise thoughts.-Tolstoi
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-31
Eternal Vanity

A man has an awful hard time try
ing to make himself believe that all
the girls are not crazy about him.
philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-31
Poker and BRIDGE.

Knicker-I was sitting up with a
very sick friend last night, / tell you.
Mrs. Knicker-Yes, / sat up with his
sick wife all this afternoon. Harper's
RazaE
Conceit.
Conceit is that attitude of the mind
which convinces man that if he had
only lived soon enough he would have
been the author OF the Bible Detroit
Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
ADJUSTMENTS

Real college characters. singing
the college songs everyone has
heard. move through an atmos
phcre that iH wonderfully like that
which every college man or woman
Is familiar with. nnd that ia why
lifown Of Harvard Is a very pop
ular show.
To be sure. tho capabllltY Of
Henry Woodruff. aud the bright
ness Of the lines which fan "a the
plays various characters. have
their part IN making 1t success
But down az the bottom OF things
the reason for the enthusiasm With
which the offering at the Moore
theatre has been greeted ~ simply
that II is d eohegc play The
American people chuckle with gleo
+ whenever one appears
There IN nothing very original
about Brown of Harvard" Il has
a plot that Is reminiscent Of
dozen things. and Of course IL has
a big scene eentorng around an
+ intercollegiate athletic contest.
This time e r. n boat race. but
E tNfW - AfAf HAAtt ~ HAH tNN HflN
thinking that the writer had IN
mind the football ycenes Of The
College Widow" and Strong.
heart Then you get 20 thinking
about the race track scene IN
Checkers" and finally see the
f frenzied finance scene in THE
pit." "A long way from where you
started
The company presenting Brown
OF Harvard" Is capable one
Henry Woodruff makes the part Of
Tom Brown a very attractive one
by forgetting sheroies" and de.
Hcendlng 20 a humorous buyiHh-
ness that II most engaging.
There ~ villain IN the piece
whose aHagger would have resulted
IN his being hazed out Of any self.
I respecting school. but Otherwise
+ the characters are In very capable
hands. with the result that the play
az whole ia decided interesting
Brown 81 Harvard IN an all.
week attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
WHICH WAS THE
PLACIARtST?

when Prof NJ. ~ Thorp Of the
state university this morning
solomuly informed hts class IN
rhetoric that President Charles y.
ThwinE Of Western Reserve uni
versity was piaTiarini. the stu.
dents sat up and looked for a sen.
aatlon Prof Thorpe continued By
explaining that President Thwing
evidently stole hia essay on the
value Of a college education from
the writings OF a student In the
rhetoric class
The professor then read the
opening paragraphs Of the students
essay and those Of Pres ThwinR y
effort They we're Identical Con.
elHEion OF them was stolen
As the Thwiug enaay has been a mat
ter Of literature for some time. and
the students effort was an emery
ency response to a demand for a
two thousand-wofd theme. suspicion
lay with the student. aud he was
marked zero and rcprovod accord.
ingly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
SOUND CUSTOMS REPORT

PORT TOWNSEND Jan. Ia
Exports 10 Japan from the Gus
toms district Of Puget sound. In
December exceed $4,000 the
highest on record for that country.
The monthly report Of Collector v.
G. Harper. just issued. shows the
largest export trade Of the year
by an easy margin Of f2.000, 900.
OF the sG.gs2 ,SO4 exports. tho
combined shipments 20 Japan aud
Portuguese Africa are tf.9Z3.Z22.
Everett comes 10 the front with
wheat shipments amounting To
f22.G3d bushels. Tacoma leaves all
the combined ports Of Puget sound
far behind IN shipments Of this
commodity Tacoma shipped ten
times more lumber than Seattle
during the month. Everett shipped
nearly five times as much, and Bel
llnpham i,TG7.14f feet. as against
seatfle's sec $50. Seattle heads
the list aud has an easy lead In
flour exports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
Sudden Change Made in the Famous Murder Trial
Witnesses Excluded From Court Room.

asked nothing aud said nothing Of
much interest outside of identifying
the plans Of the Madison Square
garden
Mrs. William Thaw. mother Of tho
defendant. o. expected here Thurs
day Il is not improbable that she
will be called 10 the stand on Fri
day.
James CIlnoh Smith followed
Widening 10 the stand after ali
other Witnesses had been ordered
from the room. Evelyn Thaw aud
medical experts we're allowed 10 re
main.
n cross questioning Smith. Attor.
ney Littieton brought ont the fact
that White and the witness never
enjoyed close relations. The de.
Tense gained little IN It's attempt
to break down Smiths testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

keeping time at the Grand opera
house yesterday or course. there
Is nothing 30 the piYS bat fr0th
and tinhle. but that Oere are q
host Oueoplc 10 whom moo
hInatidn h - what IL wanf1l
has been pf@Sen over aud over
again
The t.Ingcrbread Man ~ a
kids show, but viii appeal h
gfoWh ups az well n hasshmus
ing situations aud clever lines, On.
HANGED b. catchy tunes
Fred Nice aud James McElhofn
are clever comedians Caffick Ma
iof has a big voice which ~ heard
to good advantage In the SONG
Queen Of My DreamH.'
Evelyn Kolloga j. clever and can
sing. and Mabel Day. remembered
Of the Stewart Opera company 70.
valves commercially There are
host Of minor characters and "a
lively chorus.
The attraction - for all week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
LEVY PLANS TO
HOLD MEETING

The LOWS Levy Republican club.
which consists Of Mr. Levy, DR.
James A. Client, Geo. w Ieffrlea.
and the claim that Mr. Levy is go.
ing 10 be- the republican mayoralty
nominee. has mad. plans for hold
ing a Levy meeting 81 the Third
ward Tuesday night Addresses
Will be made by Mr. Levy
The meeting will De held in a
basement room IN the Eleanor
apartments. az ii6 Eighteenth nv.
The Third Is Mr. Levy's home ward
which Is the chief reason why the
club has chosen that as the ward
Ia which 10 begin it's active work
towards peffectlng ward orcanl4a
tfoua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
OBJECTED TO s:

'f'll get away from Won again II
you try to put the shackles on me. Sc
So said John Moran, charged with
being a deserter from the United
States steamer Dakots. Co his two
young csptors, who RAD brought
him from Watertovn, n. d. 10 re
ceiye the reward and oAT~ns.,
money sw hls return.
Moran vas csptsIvd by o sou III
me sheriff 81 WATERFOWL enc .
yosne friend. The v~arf Tor cap
ture In such oases Is ssa and ca
per SOS naes ~ ts~ place of de
se't'en. Tho youus uies started
With their uyaa,-er FOR R.ea,e ron
hansievfeine him la the seat
aud leaving ne eolored portse b.
wssrh him. Wces sh,se "a Seattle
N"sb 10 some manor slipped HE
hs1dcafts and escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
THIEVES STEAL
TOOLS

Thieves stole grading aud con
tracing tools valued at 81 500 this
morning whea the efficc and the
tool hausc IT Crawford A Cunoyor
AT Raveuna park. were entered The
burglary was reported 90 the sher.
IFS efficc and deputy shefiffa are
nov at work on the ease.
II was only a short time ago that
tbs premises Of the American o.
trlch company in the same vicinity
we're looted 81 tools valued At sew
eral hundred dollars. Later the
tools we're found concealed In the
adjacent timber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
MINISTERS DISCUSS THE
COMING ELECTION
Rev. J. NJ Wilson Makes Strong Plea for Support Of
Mayor MoOre--Prayer for Continuance Of Present
Administration.

man 81 the Second ward. made an
Indirect appeal for the support for
the mayor Of the Methodist Minis
tcrs association. At their meeting
this morning
Mr. Flass prcfneed his remarks
hY WaruinH the ministers that he
wished "a talk on politics and that
be would not speak " there was
any objection Offered None heing
voiced. Mf FlaEs made short
speech
The haaer element ~ the city Il
working hand aud glove against the
present mayor he said
sAllhouEh a few 81 that element
maY be- It's favor of SUNDAY closing
maHt ~ them are opposed - u. aud
thsY are working the very lowest
schemes 10 defeat the mayor at the
primaries
I take it that what those peo.
ple want Ne do net want
Attacks mIller's Platform.
AR Flags attacked The sincerity
az John p Aiilers platform. drclArs
AA p AHNAH Nv - HsAA HAH ~ WV "HaAAE
element which elected Mayor liat
finger. who made similar promises.
hat WAS not strong enough 10 en-.
force them over the opposition q
the element which elected hin.
At the meeting of The Baptist as.
speiation the only Frferrnea % poll.
ties Was made dufiug PRAYER.
when one 81 the ministers asked
that the policy of the present al
mlnisfrafiuH b. continued
A the conclusion Of the session
Il vas announced that municipal
politics viii BE- discussed al eiit
text meeting.
Rev q T. Whitman. ghc neS
pastor u the FIRST Baptist church.
Vas received into the alliance aud
asFt fsesed the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
HURT IN
CAR COLLISION

Three persons wero painfully
injured this morning when Queen
Anne cars No SIS aud SIC collIded
at the foot VI Queen Anne hill. Alex
Mcknight. motorman OF car afs.
shich Naa inbound. Was badly
hFaired about the body. Miss Anna
Wilson Of 1914 Third Az WAS cut
hy broken glass and badly shaken
up. William Weir Of 1901 FOURTH
AZ west sas cut about the faee
Tho other passengers on both cars
Nere badly shaken up
Car afs started over the hin on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

the descent. with ear JIG waltz
Al the bottom Of the MIL. The (
bound car got beyond control E
M0totman Mcknight. the brakes Z
fuaiug 90 work properly. Il IL sal
Gathering momentum ~ IL runhs
down the incline. the deheendiu
gar struck the car at the base
The hill With such force an I
snaah In the yestibulea Of bot
'hfs. d@fail both. aud break ever
pane Of glaas a them None of IA
Injured were seriously enough hui
10 require them 10 be taken "a "a
ospitais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
1O,40O REGISTERED

Ten Thousand four hundred Seat.
tie vatefa hsd been registered Al
the registration office a. the city
hail az 70 O'Clock today This Ia
"a the rate uf .00Q day for each
fun day the registration books
have been open. and 400 Tor the
half day today The rapldity with
which voters are registering ~ a
prophesy that the total registration
before The primary election will ex
coed 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
-
REPAIRING eYReera.

4 crew Of men ~ss set 20 worn
by the street department tbs morn
ing clearing avn The debris ~
tbe big slides which occurred along
streets on the west side OF Elliot.
bay. alOne tta Nest Seattle shorr
last SATURDAY. street suf.ef, n'eots
ent NalOneY estimates .sat I, Will
require alsna 10 6ays 10 sepsl,
tho Damage and place tbe stYcc,s
la arstcialss condition again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

aeeordin To the stories told
uffieer Anderson. had been
drinking heavily The suspected
alnrderera Insist that Cfynie shot
himself. but the evidence dnea not
tend to oorroborate the theory Of
suicide
faf4nic vas shot in the right
breast With a shotgun. The gun
Vas found IN the doorway OF the
hwsae. and tho man was picked
W n least 20 feet away. lie was
pacuuHrioun when assistance arrtv.
a. and despite medical assistance.
dlfd without Tegaintng conscious
nesa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

appearance Friday night. because
on q previous occasion. suffering
with neuralgia. she had visited a
sanltarlum Mr. Pomeroy. bellev-
ing the cold night air had again
brought on an attack. made an In
veatigation along this line. but she
could not be found a bloodhound
belonging 10 Deputy Sheriff Hill.
Of Georgetown. vas enlisted. aud
the animal drew the searchers to
the waters edge with a stove
pipe for water telescope. Mr..
Pomer0y aud his friends saw the
body OF his wife IN Il feet %
water yesterday morning about -
feet freq shora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
Chief Registration Clerk Sa
Books Names Of Fully TO-
able Citizenship.

Owing TO the iaxlty Of the reg.
istration requirements. there are
fully io0e names on the registra.
ton rolls of persons 81 questionable
citizenship. large percentage AZ
least Of whom are not qualified
voters" said ~ p. Wilson. chief
registration clerk. this morning
These men are unnaturaiixsd
aliens. Who are. In many instances.
being brought to the city hall By
ward heelerH aud machine political
boosters, continued Mr. Wilson
some civic Organization could do
valuable and necessary work for
the publication Of the ballot hy
checking up their names w ~ TO
guard against the possibility of
their being permitted 20 vote.
Whist La~ Requires.
The Law requires that aliens be
naturailyed citizens before being
permitted 20 vote. Under the rul.
iags In force In Seattle man IL
not required TO present his naturs
alization papers. a. IL required In
all other eitieR. but Ia permitted 60
register II be In willing to swear
that he IL a citizen.
Scores. yes hundreds. Of mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
LA1ORER SHOTA7
ISSAQUAH

As the result OF a SUNDAY .s
haach. George rYrnic. 4 uoheulAa
labureF. was shot and almost IN.
atantiy killed near iAsaauah yes
terday The shooting occurred a.
the cabin % George Bennett 10th
bennett and Joe Pect. xlth whom
tho dead man had spent some time
drinking. are under arrest. suspect
81 ~ murder &. Anderson. The
town marshal. nosificd ge ooron
or's office. aud Deputy Coroner
Wli,sie EFT this Afternoon al : 20
o'clock - make an investigation
The thfre men we're togssher
mnst Of the afternoon. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

publican candidate 10 succeed him
self ms councilman from the Sixth
ward. Who Ia himself large owner
OF saloon property and member
Of The association. Louis Gilbert
fnndk-Ste for councilman large
alsoe1 Hnluon man. Chris fgHch
or Harry F Jackson. eaudldassa for
cogTrilm IN the Firth ward. and
Alexander MeKinnOn. candidate
Tor the republican asninr'iou IN
the Ninth ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
MIDDLE VESTS IN
GRASP OF BLIZZARD

company has no lines out 81 Chi.
casu. but the Western Talon has a
feeble wire into New York b. a
cIrruitoua route
Milwaukee and ether cities report
flooded eauduita and Easements.
street cas- stalled aud much suf
ferinE Tho police fear there have
been deaths ~ trains are delayed
aud many are abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
RUFF IN COURT

10y United Press
san FRANCISCO. Jan II The
cases % Jeremiah ulnan aud Ahfa
ham Hnsf. charged vith conspiracy
we're uoutiunad this morning By
Judge Duane until jan g Tor trial
Rasf was tn eourt this morning &C
cnmpanicd b hts attorneys. with
whom he consulted earnestly for
some time. he refused to discuss
hts own situation. bat stated that
he was 20 again confer with DIS.
trict Atiornes Langdon this after.
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
Burlssaus a, the Lyric.

posiy's Oricntala gave two new
bills al the Lyric theater yesterday.
both brimful Of comedy and musical
apeeialtiea They are labelled THE
Female shopliftef and The Bat
tie OF Manila. aud while the names
don't mean 10 much. they might
as well have those names as any
others. The living pictures be.
tween the burlesquea are one Of
the features. There will be mat.
inees Tuesday. Wednesday. Thurs
day and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
WOMAN MEETS DEATH In
LAKE WASHINGTON

Aisslng since Friday night the
soay Of Mrs. c. n. Pomeroy. wife
= Attorney Pomeroy. was found
.ss'sfday In Lake Washington. Just
s So Of Madison The clue was
uaek through tho help OF a blood.
IN u Is believed the woman
,k W. rom the houseboat IN which
- mad been living while ON her
70 the boa, Of a nelgbbor
80 go an entertainment waa being
~ She left her husband In
y ~ eoat aud laughIuRly bid him
So - she started on ahead
49,. va never again seen alive.
"V'hing was thought Of the dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

The Coliseum Eight neW acts,
headed by the Five Musical la.
wnilauH. so ON a. the Coliseum to-
day.
The Pantages Cronln. OF
minstrel fame. % advertised as tho
best bet OF the new vaudeville show
which goes ON al the PaniaKea to-
day.
The star-Abdaieh Kader and his
three wiyeN who are novelty paint
crH. are headlIncrs at the Star this
week
Eden Musee The hlsiodal war
museum. the chamber ~ horrors,
the Passion play the glass eater.
the fire eater the bearded woman.
and the Punch and Judy show arc
attractions at the Eden Musee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13

The Presbyterian Ministers asao-
,,.,,eu discussed politics at a meet.
,,s held al the First Presbyterian
seureh this morning When the
snesslen was brought NJ the min
's,ers went into executive session
.f,er 4 few preliminary remarks
Nd been made.
Th,~e was a slmmering Of roll.
ecs at three denOmiaAileual min
,s,srs MEETINGS this morning but
ne pwsbyterlans were the onif
ones 70 take ap the question direct
In support o. Moore.
oae Of the ministers asked Nho
Ma shosia support tor mayor. treas
urcf ara corporation caunscl. Rev
IN Wilson undertook to auswer
~ question. naklnE q sirons plea
~ support fer Mayor Moore. lie
said. in part
-uavor Moore has given this city
a clear administration. We know
Ms policy and for the beat inter
exts q the entire clty he should 30
reelected
At this point In The discussion an
executive session Was suKNesied
ana he reporter for The Star vas
requested % retire.
FoIIowiug The executive session
The statement vas given out that
~ candidates had received endorse
ments and that the meeting Nas
oaly fur The purpose q securing
Individual opinion
The Hnsiaexs Meas league VIII
be asked 10 furnish written reports
90 al Of the candidates.
sassf Clement Busy.
Warning bis hearers that the
~bassr element Of The eitY u vork
ing 70 defeat Mayor Mncre In the
appFuAchlng primaries A 2 FLASK.
CITY party candidaie for council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
OIL COMPANY
NAMES OFFICERS

At the annual Stockholders meet
ing q the American. Canadian OF
company. held a. the company oi.
fees On Jan 10. the following 81
flcafa we're unanimously reelected
FOR the ensuing year II, l. VII
linma. president. A X Lader. vice
president. and = n natlsr. score.
iarY The large number OF share
holders present wefe much pleased
with the prusfess shown by the re-
nnrta auhMIttHd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-13
war VETERAN Is
KILLED BY AUTO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Ia
Frank w Patty. veteran Of the civil
war. and for many years chafac.
ter at the Ferry building. where
he sold newspapers, was killed yea
terday by being struck by an auto
mobile In which Mr. and Mrs AZ
bert Piasis we're enjoying an after.
noon spin. Piaais IL a well known
architect