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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
BRUCE TO RETURN
TO FACE CHARGE

wtlnam 7. Bruce. department
naaager ~ che Boston store. Chit
caKo. Who vas arrested Saturday
nlEht In company with Mrs {. &.
HFaddas. q wldow. b city Detect.
ives Hyrne and Phillips. vas taken
20 the county jail last night to await
the arrival ~ an officer from the
east
bruce says ha viii return 70 Chi
eago 10 face = chafEe % wife de-
aerfi0n Whea arrested Saturday
= wallet was taken from him con.
tanning more than - ee9 IN green.
backs
BRUCE vas under tho Influence
81 liquor when taken into custody
Re offered Captain Of Detectives
Tenant 81 600 Tor a drink 81
whisky. but liquor even At that
price was not obtainahlo AZ the city
Jail
Bruce last night said be would
waive extradltion proceedings. AZ
he would have go go IN the end
anyway. aud he did not propose 10
have some lawyer grab hia 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
APPLE SHOW
WAS. HUGE
SUCCESS
STRANGERS FROM ALL
OVER COUNTRY
ATTENDED.
Spokane Aids Materially
in Advertising the
A.-Y.-P.-E.

Nearly every state IN the union
and every province In the Dominion
OF Canada vas represented by Wis
itofs at the National Apple show
az Spokane. said Lloyd ". SIC.
npweu representing tho publicity
department Of the Alaska yukon
Pacific exposition. who maintained
headquarters az the apple show all
% last week
The Spokane fair covered more
than three acres. and was one of
The blgscat shows ever pulled or
ia the west tn fact. h was = sue
cess from the opening day." Dc,
clarod AIR Mcdowell Strangers
poured into spokane from every
part of the country. filling the BIO.
tells. lodging hourra and private
homes Commission men from ev.
ory part ~ the United States wore
in Spokane. many of whom had
never hreu west before. and the
millions 81 big apples from Wen.
atchco. North Yakima and other
parts ui TIRE country certainly open.
20 Wide their eyes. and they left
Spokane with d fine opinion Of this
part ~ the country
Through the courtesy of Sacre-
tary Nicely and bis assistant. Mr.
Bond. and other apple show OH,
olaia. The Alaska Yukonpaelfic en-
position secured a location Ia the
central part % the uhow. and
thousands ~ persons admired the
photographs Of completed buildings
aud carried away literature telling
about the 1903 exposition.
The total paid admissions for
the week we're more than 100 600
and tho attendance jumped from
10000 on the opening day to $4,000
an Thursday and Friday Besides
there were 5.e0e season tickets sold
in Spokane. and exhibitors and
many other persons carried passes
believe the exposition derived a
great amount of advertising ~ the
apple show. and this was due IN
great measure 10 the support of
the PrrRs. Spokesman Review and
Chronicle The papers carried
A.Y-P D. stories eyrrY day. and
constantly made reference % the
rxp0aition'M apple show headauar'
tera"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
WOULD TAKE RELIGION
INTO HAUNTS OF VICE

under = liquor establishment
= DO not believe Dc In sympathy
with Christianity go maintain "a mis-
sion under saioou BE said.
Afr Crooks spoke ~ request of
tho Methodist ministers upon the
prop0aed miaHinu Tie stated that
WIN hapreu asked rental ~ t2oo
peg month. tho lcase Ga bn fur three
years lie estimated that "a proiim-
mary expense az s. tae would be- res
auired to 90 b up with beda show
er baths. etc Nery feW beds can be
gotten for leafs than 30 SCENTS night.
BE- Haid. and " the mission would
exact hut as cents. tho proposition
could be made self supportinE
The Methodisia unanimously en-
derard the measure hifh Ole Han.
son VIII Introduce lnlo the iexiHia
tnrc making pool selling felony
Rev Mr. Harrington read panug
iiscusztns she merits q pensions fpF
ministers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Y. DANIELS VOICE
GOES TO TIVE MAT

why. TIA, isn't Mr. Frawloy'"
Eyes. Il is
No. u isn't I've seen him too
often % be fooled
Well. rs his name On the pro.
KFammc, and Il loNpks Hike him. OF
course RS Frawiey~
This 10 a sample OF the converse.
ton that fioated about the Lois
theatre last week when T. Daniel
Frawley. the popular leading man
and director. VAS supposed 10 be
playing the title role Ia Strong
heart" Supposed % bo--yeu ub.
serve-becaase Ia trath Mr.. Ffaw.
10y wasn't In the east after the
first two or three performances OF
the week. The voice that has 20
often charmed the matinee maids
weat down and ont through the
combination 10 a bad cold and over.
use. and about Tuesday morning
Mr. Frawiey could not speak above
a whisper.
80 a substitute had 60 be found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
But Matinee Maids
Didn't X N o W
TIL ere Wasa
S u b stitute in
"Strongh cart"
Play.

aud he was secured In the person
Of Noel TFavera. who has been at
the head Of hin own company al
Tacoma until a couple ~ wcnka
ago. A clever substitute 10 proved.
too. for there we're many 81 the
regular PATROLS Of the Lois who
len the theatre without even a sua
picion that iheg had not anen Mr.
Ftawiey Others detected the sub
atitution. bat we're not certain
enough % gamble on a. Nr. Fraw.
ley spent the week reafinE up. and
vii BE- seen IN bis customary line
81 parts again before many days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
uTTLE AERO CLUB Is
ORGANIZED

~ Seattle Aero club perfected
srnlzation al the rooms ~ the
asnber u Commerce On Saturday
nAlaR Officers were elected A.
zn1s.
Resident william Pitt TRIBE.
|hr Nee president. VI. r. GuEgen.
M. second Vice president q. y.
2Fthsn. 81 Rotary. r. r Nadean.
malFer. D. Hoge: directors. y.
| Callers. John Schram. y W
zsassY. A IS Stewart. I A. Ma
~ y Vi Baker. Or Harry A.
h1T L. 4. Moore and John
kanmpf F. G Dlttmar VAS chosen
aEsalsirg engineer. and ]. G. Mars.
ut
Ne Seattle Aero club. which is
= Ienth organization Of the kind
! Anerfea. will affiliate with the
Au club 81 america The club
Essoses to build a racing balloon
" The Alaska Yukon Pacific bal
N1 sscss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
70 RIGHT LAB0R'S WRONGS
WHAT THEY SAID:

JOHN MrcHELL-ita waste OF time 20 depore the pass
ng OF the old capital
the natural compet
ton The trade agreement 81 greatest hope
SETH tow-ro leave the sherman antitrust the
statute books il 90 snye diaaH Everyone realizes what
srumcnt " oppression and destruction e DE.
JAMES o'coNNGLL-~Aa an individual the wortinEman
secure nohing but look forward the day when employers
win contract with employees
MRS. WILLIAM rAFT-'rho shark cyu is the
form of vice forced the today small wage
u cntanglea them meshea released The
a responsible Laws should be made making felony loan
nancy the small wage earuor charging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
nIEF UHBALAHCES
MS MIND

Shbing pileousiy for his dead
~. & p. Smith. OF rockingham.
va szkaa from a room at the
6slel Perrin. on First ay.. yester.
1Ai uxusng aud iodged in the city
~
snaa Eas found By Patroiman
Ariaa4 b a irresponsible state az
n hctei The man would talk
Nip1ailY far = fcw moments and
n slFesching hts arms 20 heaven
is1nsd lmpIore his dead Rife to
q to him.
snith. IN q rational mood. stated
lA " returned from Alaska a
tni lime aen and thar hts wife
hei m. Greene. the city physi-
asn, nsx Smith II suffering from
neszssAaAs snperindnced By some
ssa&t slssf The man was remov-
y 2 - county jail today where
y N y examined as 10 his
anity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

poor business policy gor the city
20 give such an exclusive grant
u q understood that Ralph Stacy.
second vice pfeaident % the Ma.
t'onai Bans of Commerce. Nho vas
asked 20 investigate the status Of
tho people said 10 BE- behind The
hoody Dudley subway franchise. has
resolved several replies 20 cable.
grams 10 their representatives 10
London and Paris The exact ma
turc - these replies has not been
made public They wili probably
be- read AZ the committee meeting
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
GIVE ENDORSEMENT
TO HANSON'S FIGHT

IN his proposed flght upon race
track gambling. Ole Hanson Is re-
eeiving continued support Al a
meeting VI the Puget Sound Congrc.
KatlOual club last Wednesday night
a resolution was unanimously pass.
ed commencing Representative
Iiauson's attitude aud pledsing the
club TO do all IN rs power TO pass
bin abolishing the race track evil
Mr. Hanson Is also 10 receipt OF
Il letter from former Mayor William
Hlckamn Moore urging the repre-.
sentative 10 work for the passage
II such a bill The former mayor
believes that no race track gam.
bling should be permitted during
the A.-Y-P. exposition.
Mans chances OF sudden death
are eight times as great "a a
woman's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
,..,,loyers and Employees
: Civic Meeting in
New York.

~ slgk nec la plgnlfled
~ ~ ssessnoe Of President elect
~ ~ raH. as guests ot honor
y "a eA,mpegs. John Mitchell
So. So rNrnegie President Elliot
~, ,,,sse,ael. Archbishop Ireland ot
rssl and leaders IN labor aud
s,,srs examinations Che Ma,
eiyls federation opened ila
- te8as IN thc Aston house
- senssal theme of che two.
,.sslan vlil De The promotion
,ssnaB relations between em.
ana employc President.
ran al chairman ot che tcd
..,es public employees welfare
mlttse viii deliver his report
~eW evcnlns lie viii also
ssecf "a Aadrcsa
Maehsll's Address,
s.s Mitchell the first speaker
IA day. said
waste of time 90 doplOre
!. rssslng 81 the individual rcla.
ssla aetween employer aud
.smsa which existed under the
n rr,tsf 81 productions The or
s.nssAu at fab0r and the com
.slan 81 capital D. The natural
= Nsltai sequence 90 cruel
.r,fsi ard ruinons competition.
rsssasr foe veal or for woe the
4 xsfem has gone forever. and
y ssW ailenmcnts With an their
90 possibilities Of good and
NJ are here 60 stay
SPIRIT o. the Times.
NJ National Civic federation.
T, teealnx elth the spirit ~ the
80 las declared that 81 al times
.sasaiiyes OF employer and
frses osgani1ed or uaareaniaed
aa censef for the adjustment
Z rllsnnces or disputes heinre an
~i strike D. reached and thus
"a or minimize The number 40
esses Or iockoutss that mutual
asssmeuss a. % tire conditions
rag sasch labor shat 81 nef.
ined shoald b. encouraged. and
AZ wAea vase agreements are
ssas he terms thereof should b.
ssrd Is faithfully both lu let.
v ana sglFlt. By both parties
TIE trade agreement IS not q
wcalaslse theoretical idea II has
- Il operation In SOME indus.
~ MANY years. Indeed. Il is the
RESTED ard permanent method by
~ Wages and conditions Of EN-.
hsnsnt Afe determined h many
A. mesl Important Industries
] mr countys and It's practicable,
b ~ lnnxef Questioned by work.
"a o. enpioycrS
lean SHARK Evil.
ia Wa II. Taft aud Mrs. Cor.
sAa Stevenson. Of Philadelphia.
soAe haforw the womAns depart.
,rf Their remarks were devot.
! Ids a discussion Of The work o.
,xsp,ng The loan shark evil among
krtnment and Industrial em.
hses xho ree'@iye small salaries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Once Notorious House May
Be Converted Into
Mission.

u the plans af 1amea Crooks. So
perintendcnt of tho tAfc Boat Mls-
slen. at itsA W Washington -.
which thia morning received the
stamp of approval VI thr Methodist
ministers ~ cine elty formulate. thn
churches 90 the eity win support a
his mission ln fne basement of che
iiaho az Sixth ana jackson. for
maFh a notorious house in the re-
Htricted district renting the prem-
lses from William Dhappel
Rev William Parkea Who iutrn-
doeea the matter before che Meth
eaiss Ministerial association urged
early action So a. tn secure ear'y
removal from the prcaeut location
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
MYSTERY IN CRY
ON LAKE FOR AID

Considerable mystery surrounds
cry for help which was heard ON
Lake Washington near the pumping
plant AZ Bailey peninsula last Fri
day night
r. W Gamble OF s2a 2eth av.
says a man named Bloomfield told
him that be heard the cry. Bloom.
field went 10 the shore Of the lake
Saturday morning and found an
empty rowboat One 1T the oars
had floated ashore. The other wna
tn the oarlock The boat contained
fcw empty gun and rifle shells
Inquiry among the boathouse pro.
prletora ~ Lake Washington fails
10 reveal the owner Of the boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
MAY CHANGE
HOUSE RULES

WASHINGTON. Dec. tl.--Con.
gresham Hepburn, after prealdiug
over meeting of republican IN.
surgonts' I'm the lower house last
night announced today the follow
ing committee. appointed TO meet
Monday and outline action loQkng
% a radiCg change of the rules
Representative Hayes, of Cali
foruia, Townsend, of Michigani
Cooper OF Wisconsin, Foster &c
Vermont ana Hepburn himself
HAYES declared today that he was
undecided as 60 the changos I'm rules
which would Boz advocated Other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Skirts Of black satin. cir
eular style. with Directoirc
side plaiis. trimmed with
black satin pipings and large
buttons. Price, Sls.zs.
Skirts OF black chiffon
brpadcioih. iull-ilarc effect
with many cores. seams nice
ly tailor stitched, habit back.
satin buttons down front.
finished with vide bias fold.
Price. $3.50.
Skirts Of fine quality black
wolfe. full-gored flare effect.
with tapped seams. trimmed
with bias folds 81 satin.
Price, Si0.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Suits of fine quality invisible striped
serge, black and navy blue; long sem-fit-
ted coat, black satin collar and cuffs Gorcd
skirt buttoned down front and finished
with wide bias fold. Special, $2575.
Suits of fine quality novelty serge,
green, gray navy blue and black Semi
fitted plain tailored coat, tailored pockets
finished with black silk arrowhcads, lined
with satin. Gored skirt with bias fold
Special, S2375.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
WILL SUGGEST CHANGES
SUBWAY FRANCHISE

A. " houili0n. superintendent of
pnhlie utilities. all probably SUD.
gest several changes IN the sub~ay
franchise requested b. James y.
Agnew and associates. Mr.. Bouii.
Ions report VIII BE- conaidered "a.
morrow ~ the regular meeting ~
the corporations committees.
Among other fnlngs Mr. Bouili0n
viii undoubtedly suggest that the
wording of the proposed franchise
gives the applicants a practical mo.
nopoly on such future enterprises
within a large AREA 0f the business
district tie believes u would be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
THIEVES RAHSACK
CAPITOL HILL
RESIDENCE

Entering the house b. prYlng
open a window. thieves last night
ransackcd the bedrooms. and break.
Ing into trunks. robbed W NJ Gun.
ming of 1871 10th av n ~ $3.50
The bedrooms looked "a n a
cyclone had struck them. said Mr..
Cunning today The thief or
thieves bad pried open the trunk
locks and scattered the contents
broadcast
II have lived In that neighbor.
hood for two years and I have
never yet seen a patrolman on that
beat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Ladies'
Home Journal
Patterns
BLOW UP SALOON,

SPOKANE. Wash. Dec. H.
ButglArs early this morning wreck.
ed a saloon Ia Lind. Wash with
nitfoElycerine and escaped with
$40. Tho charge shattered alt
the windows OF nearby houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
RATES GIVE SEATTLE
ADVANTAGE ON Freight

United States inspector. s. T..
Cars pharmacy and postal sub.
station IN this city we're entered by
burglars last nlKht Tor the second
time In a week and the burglars
secured about $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Glove and
Handkerchief
Boxes

Prominent in the
Art Ncedlework
Section are Glove
and Handkerchief
b oxes in many
pleasing styles and
color combinations.
Also cTetonne-cov-
cred Boxes in wide
assortment.
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Other Points in State to
Pay Haul From the
Terminus.

Despite the fact that the new
rail- rates which 20 intO effect
January ist are greatly advanced
on tie majority Of commodities
shipped from the east. Seattle mer
chants will have an advantage over
at least 200 towns 81 the state
which must pay the terminal rate
plus 10 cents per cwt less than
carload. ana cents per cwt car
load
Eighteen other cities and towns
IN Western Washington Will enjoy
the same rates. these being the
larger points.
Fourteen points on the PENN
sular branch Of the Northern Pa.
clfle must pay the extra rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Newly Arrived Separate Skirts

blue, brown, gray and dark invisible stripes and
mixtures, embracing wolfe. satin, chiffon broad
cloth, panama. and novelty tweeds. in late models
Gored flare effects, plain-tailored, with habit back
others deliberately trimmed with satin or taffeta
bands and buttons Prices, $ll7s. $3.50. $500,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

NEW YORK. Dec. is.-The
Italians ~ the metropolis to-day are
laying big waKprs that their vic.
torl0us compatriot. PistH DOrando.
will defeat Tom LonEboat, the
Canadian Indian. when the runners
meet at Madison Square Garden
tomorrow night for the indoor
marathon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
FOR
Christmas

TOXIC, Dec, n Tho Order of
Merit has been conferred upon Rev
y H. DeForest. OF the American
Missionary board hy the emue,N,~ "
Japan, Or Detorest u caa ~ tho
most prominent aud influential
American missiona ries Ia the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
u" JOURNALISTS
ARE RIVALS FOR
EDITORShIP

journalistic circles al the cur sare
IN state of unrest Prof Thorpe'e
embryonic BNehaues aud the ior-
ace Greolcya who have guided Che
Waves Footsteps provided o wave
can have footsteps through the
Little Finger AingH VIM a..
Flnck. pioneer lfweler Sl0 Second
ave, Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Skirts Of fine quality black
wolfe. wide flaring effects.
seams nicely stitched T: eiab-
oratcly trimmed with fancy
design Of taiieta. silk drop
skirt with accordion plated
ruffies. Price. $500.
Skirts Of dark invisible
striped twceds. full-gored
flare. with tailor stitched
seams. Price. Sil.7s.
Skirts 81 black chiffon
panama cloth. fiaring effects.
with rows OF -inch tncks.
satin buttons down front,
bias fold on bottom, with
black satin pipings. Price.
Sl4.7s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Values in Dress Goods and Silks

AT $3.50 yard we showing an excellent line
OF material suitable for womens coats and jackets,
as well as mems smoking jackets Plain Kersey,
"a inches wide, in black, brown, cardinal tan and
navy. At Sl.S5 and $500 yard is shown heavy
cloth in fancy striped and mixed effects in either
smooth or rough finish; many pleasing colors;
81 and 50 inches wide
Our best line of Broadcloth at $3.25 a yard has
been strengthened by the arrival OF several scarce
shades-taupe, smoke, mulberry. The widths are
81 and So inches. Similar lines in wstara, bronze
catawba and prune at SIPS yard
Silks in very extensive range OF styles and
coors, are priced in waist lengths at $500, S3.4O,
$500, $500 and up TO $1,000
Scarf lengths OF new Persian, Egyptian, paisley,
floral and ombre novelty effects in superior quality
crepe de chine, priced at $50. $500 and $40
EfrsfE Iaor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Set of Sterling Silver Teaspoons.
$3.50 90 $500. VIM II Finck. pio-
neer ieweler SIG Second ave. Sc.
attic, et~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

.. o. subs Station Robbed.
HELLINGHAM. Dec ~ Despite
the vigilance ~ the police and o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Seattle.
tlez7ings today sf.e1s.ff6.f5 d,
: Balance . f3s .0e9.s7 =,
Tacoma.
! tkarings today ..si .039 $50 I
Y n4lanfes ....... 1907 I
n Portland.
\ tieafimss today III .3l6 100 I
y Balance ..... Is0.672 d,
ffff tkft tkkk = - 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
sic cur aATe

Coaches first used in England In
1859
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

rather debatable A hot contest Is
promised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
FREDERICK g. NELSON, Inc.
Store Closes Daily 81 BiaO.
Under One Roof--Everythlna 70
Furnish the Home Complete.
Apparel for Women, Misses
and Children
WOmen's and Misses Stylish Suits, Special S.


Womns and Misses including
dagons and novelty tveed brown peacock blue
dressy models with high collars and large pockets
silk braid and buttons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Suits of fine quality invisible striped
serge, black and navy blue. Semi-fittcd
cutaway coat, high collar Of velvet, trim
med with fancy braid; large pockets;
trimmings Of black satin bands and but
tons TO match. Gorcd skirt. Special,
S2375
Suits Of fine quality cheviot gray
striped effects; also black Long, semi
fitted coat, with broad reyers OF black peau
dc sole edged with fancy silk braid.
Large patch pockets, trimmed with silk
buttons Gored skirt with panel front
Special, S23.75.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-10-03

tercolonial at right angles. The cape
juts out into Northumberland strait
like thick finger or thumb pointing
to Prince Edward island. Here the
breadth of water at it's narrowest is
but (six and half nautical miles.
Here the Indians in the olden time
crossed in their canoes. Here tho
telegraph cable underlies the strait,
and this is also the route of the much
talked of tunnel which Sir Wilfrid
Laurier promised the islanders, but
does not build, for which some think
they do well to be angry with him
even unto death.
1t was not any of these things,
however, but bad weather which de-
tanned the captain and crew" of the
Patsy Green at the rather unattract-
i've seaport of Cape Tormentine. They
waited till Friday afternoon and then
set sail and Piled their paddles. Be-
ing bound for Charlottesville they set
their course diagonally down and
across the strait.
when about three-quarters Of the
way across said Mr.. Wood, "a squat
struck us and we had it stormy
enough for while. We still had sail
on when the lobster boats in sight
were all scudding under bare poles.
So we ran for the nearest cove-Au-
gustine cove" This was some TWEEN,
ty-hve miles from Charlottetown.
Here they found shelter and enter
tainment in a hospitable farm house
and remained till Monday. It is fine
farming section of country, and they
found something of interest in both
the country and it's people. The run
to the port of Charlottetown was
made on Monday in a light breeze and
under clear skies.
1--WE saw but one or two sail in our
trip up the Bay of Fundy after we
left st. John. Our journey by canoe
over the course we took has been
nearly nine hundred miles. We had
all kinds of weather, calm and storm,
clear and cloudy, fine and foggy but
in it all our canoe was never upset
and we never touched rock or shoal.
when I take my vacation I want
to get away from the sound of steam
and the chug-chug Of the motor boat.
like to get out on the sea with only
sails and your own hands to help you
along. One of the most interesting
features of this canoe coasting is the
class of people you meet. The lilo
savers along the United States coast
and the fishermen and farmers up
here in the provinces are among the
most interesting classes Of people IN
the world. So we have enjoyed it all
very much
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-10-03

Cuban waters. From there better
start than the batt1eship feet enjoyed
could DO had.
By that time the Castine, now at
the Portsmouth navy yard, will have
been thoroughly equipped as tender
to these boats. Powerful dynamos
for the charging of storage batteries
will have been installed, as well as
powerful air compressors, which will
make it unnecessary for the boats to
store current and air with their own
engines. The Castine will take most
Of the drudgsry now necessary.
While the trip Of the submarines
may be described as an experiment,
the real idea back Of the plan to send
them to the Far East Is desire to
strengthen the defenses Of the Phil.
tppines. The submarine Is Of vast
value as q means Of harbor defense,