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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
Management of Seattle
General Neglect to
Report Accident.

Warrants for the arrest of the
pfepfisiofa OF the Seattle General
hoaplsai will be issued tonight. u II
develops that they neglected 70 fur.
eiah the police with a report n tho
injuries 10 Maurice = Young man
Aaer ~ the Washington Dairy.
nhasa skull was fractured yeeteF-
dAs Is q fight Win Angus MELON
AID. an exprcusman who has uf.
FLESH a. to. Wrsilake as. The two
nea auarreleG over tie uNe ~ a
eurry cani. and Mcdonald ID
ehafsef with striking YnunE over
the head with a ciub Mcdonald
sa.a be acted IN nelf defense YuunE
wnr nsmovrd 60 the Seattle Gem
erHt hospital bat no report - The
ailexosl a. asiult was sent q the pc
iins aa required BY law.
When Police Chief Twins Ward
rsass lled hin office tiia morning b.
found report from Ppiioe Captain
Alet. Mcdonald. ~ charge % tho
nlsst shift. that Yo0ng was At ina
aeattls General heapiial IA a dan
geFeas condition. and that no report
hsa ,gsan furnished 60 the police
Frequently accidents are reported
10 Re poilrs from this hospital i@o
~ thses days after their occurrence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
Mlnor RehesrIss.
USES DYNAMITE IN
BOLD TRIAL AT
6IACkMAgL

a magazine writer who wanted only
an interview She succeeded IN
reassurlna Airs. Phipps. aud they
drove together for about IS min.
utes. when the strange woman
suddenly produced two sticks o.
dynamite and told Mrs Phipps she
would blow her % pieces II she did
not pay her $50 900
Che compelled Mrs. Phipps 70 20
% the Wolcott school. where Mrs.
Phipps daughter was called out
aud taken into the auto. They then
proceeded 10 the bank. where all
but the womaa herself cot out Mrs
phlpps had the police called and
detectives came az once. They
opened the door OF the auto aud
started q step IN. Realizing she
was trapped. the woman hurled
the sticks Of dynamite az the o.
flcers. bat the sticks struck against
the upholstered sides ~ tbs car
Rage and fell 10 the floor without
doing harm The woman was Inn
msdiateiy taken 10 the city prison
and locked up. No one here knows
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

These charges alleged that dur
ing the county campaign Of 1906
Mr. stewart, Ia his official capacity.
solicited and procured subscrip'
tons from the employees Of the or
flee. 20 be- used IN the fund raised
FOR political purposes.
Charges Were Denied.
Sir. Stewart aud his friends have
denied that there was any truth In
these statements. but the notifica.
ton from the national capital that
the Investigation has resulted IN
the poatmastef1 dismissal from of.
flee leads 20 the belief that the In
quiry developed that they were
true.
u II not known who Mr. Stew
arts successor will be. or when he
viii be named There Is no In
formation as 20 the exact date when
Mr. Stewart IL 10 yaca,e his office
Possible Successor.
AT the time President Roosevelt
appointed MIR Stewart postmaster
there were several candidates who
made a hard campaign for the Job,
among them W. A Garlic Of George
town. formerly a riember OF the
state legislature and more recently
an unsucceaafai candidate for the
office ~ county commissioner from
the south district
Assistant Postmaster Colketfs
friends are also expected to make
a strong canvass In his interests.
claiming the office By virtue ~ his
l0ng service ia the local pos,Office.
Stewart lie Surprised.
Tho news OF the presidents action
was conveyed 70 Ar Stewart BY
The Star this afternoon. and was
the first intimRtion be had had that
bis dismissal vas even contem.
plated Ho said be had been noti-
fled that the civil service commits.
sion was considering the matter
yesterday, but had not anticipated
any action OF this character.
Am ! surprised he asked In
deed ! am. particularly that the
president should have taken action
a. he did. There is not a word OF
truth IN the charges against me
was visited by two civil service
men. who asked me certain ques
lions. which answered frankly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

when ! was east a few weeks ago
Il vas rumored that I had gone be-
fore the commission 20 answer these
charges. There was no truth In this
report. not a word was said about
this matter while was IN Washing
ton.
Mr. Stewart added that the action
0f the president Is surprising 10 him
In view Of the fact that bis term OF
office expires next March. and his
successors term would be 30 brief
as 60 be scarcely worth while.
The Irony Of Fate.
By the irony OF fate Postmaster
Stewart 81 removed from the office
Oh the very day that the old post
office Is 70 be vacated His entire
term OF office has been spent In
the old cramped quarters. Tomor-
roW the postoffice will be doing bus
mess in the magnificent new federal
building. where there are sumptu-
ously fitted private offices for the
postmaster But Mr.. Stewart Will
not occupy them. unless there Is a
delay In his official notification
from Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
Tie City Council May Call
Election on Project
of ST, 100000.

A resolution calling for a special
election on the question Of issuing
bonds 10 the amount ~ 81 600. 900
Tor the use OF the para board In
further extending and improving
the municipal system Of parks and
parawass was introduced at the
countfl meeting last night by
Councilman Way
4 Was explained that the $500.
o01 received from bonds issued ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
Attorney General Probably
VIII Garry Case to
Supreme Court.

CHICAGO, Nov. io.-Ths United
states court Of appeals here to-day
denied re-hsarina In the case OF
the government against Tire Stand.
ard or Co. IN which the fine %
s2s .24O. 900 ~aa assessed BY Judge
lands.
The denial ls another defeat for
the government IN the famous case.
and according 70 tire counsel for the
government, ia = hard blow for the
Interstate commerce act
Tho decision was rendered ~
Judges 0rosAcnp. Baker and Sea
man. and austHins the former rub.
Ing remandlng the casc 70 the
United States district court for re-
trial
II is believed that Atforney Gen.
eral BonRparte will take the case
before the supreme court % tho
United States on a writ of ccFtio
un This saa the second time tho
United States circuit court Of ap.
pears had acted IN this case The
case was originally taken 20 the ap.
pellata court By the Standard OF
Co. after Judge X. " lands. In
the district court. had fined the
company go 2f0. 900. following a
trial replete with sensations.
Guilty Of Rsbatlng.
A jury In Judge lands court had
found the Standard on guilty ~ &C
cepting rebates from the Chicago a
Alton railroad The on company
had been indicted BY two special
federal grand juries on 6.t2s counts.
charging violations ~ the Elklna
antitrust law. which prohibits the
granting OF acceptance OF rebates
on oil or other products
Tho trial began March 4. 1907
and lasted six weeks United
States District Attorney Sims rep
resented the government, and At
tornoys John 8. Miller, Moritz Roe
enthai. Virgil ? Kline. A. ID. Eddy
and n W Martyr appeared for the
Standard on Co.
The specific indictments upon
which the United States authorities
elected TO make their fight mum
herod 1852. and charged tho accep
lance OF rebates aggrcgating 1898,
600 from the Chicago n Alton rail
road on shipments ~ oil from
( whiting. Ind. 20 East ST. Louis
I Ills The trial ended IN "a verdict
Of guilty on each indictment, and
on each count IN edch indictment
/ The maximum fine was sZ9,2i0,0o0
with provision that 10 could be less
/ should " be shown that the stand
ard on co. OF Indiana, 4 $1,000, 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

DENVER Colo. Nov fo-Ef.
M o ne part Of the police 20
1'l1< ffpn tie woman under ar.
- here % a charge q attempt.
= bafkmall Mrs Geneyieve
sa1fkr Phlpra. divorced wife OF
&sMass Phipps. b. threats OF
q . c0nfesslon 0f her name
HFpoes have been utterly un-
Tie woman maintains an
Hlsnce except "a say that
Andes the Influence ~ a
- tAo compelled her 70
- 20 stack on Mrs. Phlpps
q 'olatg attempt Al hlackmail
= s'sf attempted n Deavef. Re.
sa'af % satnrday last the wom.
F'saisdly teiephoned 70 Mra.
Z sszaay ahe vas 20 persistent
aseinx for a. interview
Z. m Phipps left her home In
N''omoblle. Intending 10 ride In
= 'sik and avoid the wornan who
sseiafed her intention 81 cali.
ne woman wae waiting near
-sseFef, and Jumping In the
noble. declared that she was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

days ago 20 try mntrimony, and she
confided this 20 Leo Osborne an
attuche OF the place. The two de-
cidcd TO try matrimnnX together.
and were married by local Justice
OF the peace. The manager OF the
show was pleased with the news o.
the marriage. hut he did not believe
that q would lose 10 him his snakes
After the marriage the wild
~trl' did not show up at the the
atrc. aud then the loss OF the snakes
was discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
FORMER SENATOR IS
SHOT ON THE
STREETS.
Edward Carmack Killed
by Son of Colonel
Cooper.

tbf United Preaa.l
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. io.-iu
a duel with pistols, fought on the
streets Of this city AZ 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. former United
States Senator Edward W. Gar
mack. editor Of the Tcnueascean.
was killed by Robin Cooper. son
Of Col Duncan Il Cooper Three
shots entered the body of Carmaek.
who fired tWo shots himself al
Cooper. one Of which struck Cooper
In the shoulder.
Tho cause Of the trouble was The
attitude Of the TeuuesaruAn toward
Col Cooper because OF his connec
tion with what Carmack termed the
methods o. the democratic ma
chine" Repeated editorials attack.
lng Cooper had appeared. aud
Cooper Ind notified Carmaek that
these attacks must cease
The Men Meet.
The men met on Seventh az
one % the cltys principal thor.
oughfarcs Who fired the first
shot - not known Cooper was
with his father The conversation
between the men was carried on
IN a low tone ~ voice. and Mfa.
Charles n Eastman. who was a
witness. said that the first she
know Of any trouble was when
one OF the Coopera said
We've got you now"
Tho shooting began almost Ia.
3tantig. and Cnrmack fell dead
Cooper vas led by hia father 10
a nearby drug store. where Ms
Wounded Shoulder vas treated
Carmack vas The central f8snrs
In a quarrel IN fss2 wifh W a Col.
her editor % the Memphis Appeal
Avalanche eho challenged him 10
a duel The duel Vas arranged
and the parties ionrnsyca 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

BATTERED CRUISER
THOUGHT SAFE

BEDFORD. Mass, Nov i0.-Tel.
eRfaphio udvices we're today sent
10 the secretary OF the navy IN.
forming him that the cruiser
Yankee. which went aground here
recently, lies In a precarl0us posi-.
ton during the heavy weather 0f
the last few days. Tremendous
seas have been rocking over the
vessel. but without serious dam
age. John Arbuckle the contrao.
tor who has agreed ~ raise tho
Yankee, expresses the hope that
he may be- able TO save her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

- pipe thugs and hold-up men
: scrkInx In Seattle. and the 20
: AZ appacntly powerless "a Pre-
=. thesr murderous assaults
sr.szs be past week SIX men have
- sAsahaggcd into inaensibllity
u xhhsd. yet not a single arrest
q sssn made, and In some In
s..es he police have suppressed
Z vpxfs made By the victims 81
s Al.AxRymcn.
=. a,est victim to the murder
- .lsss shot OF the thngs nov op.
$50 i Seattle Is c. +. Parks.
N.r.ssreman. who was bounced
~ - nfght shortly before 2
-.s.<4 n swn rufflans while he was
.sIzsus >ksss Cherry ST. between
r.-.tssy "a 10th Av and cluhhed
- I.xsI.Hlxty The highway.
-, ~ Afs pockets. securing
SEn 81 and silver Parks im-
r.o&<is rsrorsod the Assault 10
a xt>< 1nd detectives we're bur.
a 4 - scsne OF lhe robbery. but
= trsrr D, lhe thugs Was found
IN Lsne unconseioua.
nrxs avs ks lay On the Sidewalk
IL saoas nalf hour before regain.
= IL sensse. He was walking
- ckary lc~ards hts home a.
- tn ~. When he vas sand,
nesrt Az he nearwd the alley be-
~ 8rrsixay and 10th AZ he
6r1rn. oss q the thugs crouchlng
lssf fsace Realizing that he
- = b. 4 victim 81 The ieotpads
h<Asa t0ward the euFh. aud re-.
- i Vicious blow On The haek
"a 1eek. whlch knocked him IN.
kseas. When he regAiBcd hia
- he iouna that his pockets
i ben searched and bis money
hrss says b. IA > non anian long
<nzn. sua shiHks some of hts
4<eiss mar have been responsible
y ~ muFderuas assault he wAs
nzhh 10 xsvs the police a good de-
1rr'1slca d. the thug be saw crouch.
" II the siler.
Lzzs Tuesday Night James A. Has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
MAY FORM
BIG TRUST

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. io.--rhe
failure of Charles NJ Schwab. OF the
steel trust 90 visit his properties
in Nevada, coming directly TO san
Francisco Instead. has set afloat the
ramor today that he has definite
plans for the formation Of q great
non competitive association OF ship
building firms ou the Pacific coast.
gChwah. who has acquired the con-
troll OF the Union Iron Works, COM
planned when hc was In this city
before that the Union Iron Works
lost money on nearly an 81 its cons
tracts because Of strikes and labor
conditions n is believed that, fuil-
inH GO bring about "a combine.
schwah may endeaVCr 90 persuade
hie competitors to agree 10 "a pool
inc Of Interests and division %
profits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

SEATTLE POS7OFFyCE IS
\ FOUND Nv BAD SHAPE
WOULD ISSUE BONDS
TO IMPROVE PARKS

March, 1906. IL practically exhaust.
ed. and there 81 pressing need for
additional funds 20 finish necessary
work IN advance " tho opening Of
the A+YsP. 4. The bin was re-
ferrod TO the committee on parks
and bouievnrda
special report was filed with
the council showing that the play.
grounds already established have
been oi great benefit 20 children
aud that the parks have attracted
unusually large crowds,
Councilman Wardaii introduced a
resolution providing for a division
OF tho iith ward into election pre-
oiuctH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
The Anti Vaccinationists
to Gather at Labor
Temple.

The Anti-Vaecination league has
called public meeting 10 protest
against the compulsory vaccination
Law which Is being enforced In
the public schools The meeting
win be held in the Labor Temple
on Thursday evening, November
~, at o'clock.
Councilman r. T. Reveile will act
as chairman. according TO Chas
Steele. president OF the league, aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
REV. THOMSON is
KILLED BY
AN AUTO
Editor of a Religious Paper
Dies From Injuries
Received.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. io.-The Rev.
Thomson. editor Of the Northwest.
ern Christian Advocate Of Chicago,
died today az ST. Luke's hospital
from injuries received last night.
Dr.. Thomson was run down by
an automobile driven by Frank
White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
BAT TLESH|P
LAUNCHED
TODAY
NORTH DAKOTA IS
IMMERSED I'M THE
WATER.
Americas First Dread
nsught Successfully
Put in Water.

QUINCY. HASA. Nov 10 The
North Dakota. Americas greatest
hatileshlp. the first ship of fhe
nrcAduaeEht type 20 be- constructed
~ The United States. WAS launched
lodhy a the yards % the Fore River
ship building Co. before q company
OF distinguishes men and women
Mas NArs henfon ~ FarFu. n u.
who had been chosen hy Governor
lohu burke Go officially chrisien the
boat. broke bottle ~ champagne
RcrusB her bows. and the great
alip slid down tho ways amid the
cheering 81 a great thronE Of PEG.
pie, whe had come from Boston and
uslghbofiug cities 60 witness the
launching
Governor Burke There.
The crowd Included Governor
Burke and his staff and q delcFs.
tiun AZ navy officers and represen.
tnilvns of tho state of Massa-
chusatts and the city Of Quincy
The North Dakota in now SO per
cent finished. All American rec.
orda for battleship construction
have been broken In the building Of
the North Dakota All indications
point to her completion before the
three year time limit allowed hy
the act under which the money for
her construction was Appropriated
The keel Of the biz vessel was
laid December ne last. and by Octo-
Der ! the ahip was 30 per cent fin.
ished. Her builders hope 10 have
her finished within two years after
the keel was fret laid
ships Dimensions.
The North Dakota o. $40 feet
long NJ the water line and SIS feet
long over all Her breadth IL SO
feet. 3 inches. and her trail draft TO
the bottom 81 her keel Is % feet
Her displacement ~ 10000 tons and
she will be propelled by turbine en-.
nines. The North Dakota viii have
ten l2inch guns. arranged In five
turrcts. two IN each turret With
q system Of fire control the guns
can De- concentrated with deadly
effect on an enemy
The Delaware. a sister ship 90
thn North Dakota. ~ IN process OF
building at Newport News, Va, and
there has been a race between the
two ship building firms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
LEAGUE CALLS PUBLIC
MEETING THURSDAY

J. r. Armstrong. councilman from
the 18th ward, whose children were
excluded from the school because
they were not vaccinated. will also
take part In the meeting
The question OF bringing man
damus proceedings has been turned
over to a firm Of attorneys. and II
Is expected that the papers will
be filed In court late this after
noon or tomorrow.
About $500 children have been
barred from school until they are
vaccinated. and Of this number ap-
proximately 400 have been yaccinat-
ed by the health officials since
yesterday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
"WILD GIRL" ELOPES
TAKING SNAKES

OAKLAND Cal, Nov. t0,-The po-
lice of tho bay cities are an looking
today for "the Australian Wild girl"
aud. "a trunkful OF snakes. both OF
which belonged 60 the Gem theatre
until yesterday. Despite the fact
that this unusual combination would
seem easy 60 find. no trace of the
missing has boon found.
tho wild girl decided several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
ttttttttttttt ttttttttttt tttt'

Postmaster M today discharged
charges solicited local
office This information contained special dispatches
received from Washington City
charges dismissal flied
Investigated BY C. H. Snyder Portland United States civil
ssrvice onarnisa loner FOL
The alleging serious infracon Of the civil service
M. Wad
ios Broadway formerly general superintendent Of the local post
office but who resigned presumably tbs result Of Diff
ferenees with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS

SPOKANE. Nov i0,-rhere prom
isea to be merry struggle Ia the
coming city campaign between
James n ONO. Mayor Moore, r. A.
Hutchinson w a. Douat. defeated
hy Mayor Moore ia tho primaries
FOR the republican nomination, and
j. ~ Foster former councilman, re-
publiCaua. who. in All likelihood Will
enter the primaries for the mayor
ats nomination Among the demo-
Gratis n 3 Pratt J.. brown ana
A. L. Ritter may enter tho lists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
KAISER GOES
ON TRIP
IN AIR

np W United Preas.i
aallN, Nov Kaiser VII.
- made an ascent with Count
s'sslln today 10 the reconstruct.
~ Constance.
- 80 hundred thousand persons
4 .'s &c, 70 see The monarch mac
asn' u the big air monster.
A.s 49, Prince Wilhelm mage "a
~ Y ihe same balloon Win
- success last week ana for
lne e has been The sesire
e., emperor 10 accompany
~ MDpclin on an an votage
s.. announcement that hls roVal
~ 80 would undertake no trlu
~ $50 great anxiety and inter.
'vushout the emplrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
THUGS TElRlRORIZlE CITY
Meets Death
IN A duel.

scene, but wiser counsel prevailed
aud the duel was not fought.
Grand jury Called.
A special session OF the grand
Jury has been called for tomorrow
70 consider the case OF Duncan a.
Cooper and bis son. Robin Cooper.
aud Il iH expected TINT sensational
Testimony viii be aadncod
Il r. understood that Colonel
Cooper and his eon will waive pre-
liminafy examination AZ the hear.
Ing this afternoon. aud The case viii
SO directly 10 the grand Jury
Though Colonel Cooper dia not Ere
shot but stood hY revolver ~
hand while Robin killed Carmnck.
the father aud aon are charged
Jointly with The killing
Governor Defends Cooper.
Governor Patterson. a warm
friend 81 Colonel Cooper issued q
statement today tending 70 defend
Cooper II was on account % cd,
itorials written b. CatmAok. based
upon the relationship OF Colonel
Cooper. the governor aud other 10.
itlcal leaders. that the trouble be.
tween Cooper and Cafmack arose
The governor says that be WAS Ia
conversation with Colonel Cooper
short time before The shooting
aud that Cooper gave no intimaiiou
that he expected trouble with Car
mack. Ne says that Cooper DID
everything IN his power 70 avert
tragedy.
Murder premcaltatsd.
II q said however. that witness.
- will hc produced 20 testify IN
an effort 10 show that the hlllnK
waa prcmcditated Il e. reported
that ono witness will testify that
Colonel CoopcFa daughter tele.
nhousd 10 him yesterday saying
that her father had gone oui 10 Nm
CarmAck. and asking that be be
faund and diNarmed.
The whole state IL wrought up by
the affair. a. the tight for the nom
inaflon Tor governor. IN which Pat
seraou defeated CaruArk. vas en-
ifomelY bitter. and Involved nearly
every Citizen on one side or the
ether Tho main issue waa the
NaasF question. state side prohibit
ton having been favored b. Car
mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
THIS IS THE OATH
TAFT WILL TAKE

do aolemnly swear Tor af
= firm that I VIII faithfully
\ execute che office " president
. Of the United States. and viii.
= % the best Of nay ability. pre-
= serve. protect. and defend the
= constitution Of the tinied
\ States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS DENIES
REHEARING IN THE CASE IN WHICH
s2s.240,0O0 WAS ASSESSED.

corporation. was not subsidiary %
the standard on Go. 81 New Jersey
John o. subposnaed.
After conviction. and before be
pronounced sentence. Judge Landia
expressed q curiosity 70 have this
latter point cleared up. and be aeb-
poeuaed John y Rockefeller aud
lesser STANDARD lights 70 testify re-
aardluR the connection between the
Indiana and New Jersey corpora.
tons on August q. 1907. Judge
lands fined the of company the
maximum. tza.2fe 900. IN an opinlna
scoring the company numerically
The Standard oil co. Immediate.
81 took the case 10 the United
States circuit court ~ appeals on q
wFii Of error. avcfrinE that the trial
court had erred IN ruling that TIE
number ~ offuuHeA should be- reck.
oned by the number Of carload lota.
and not by the number ~ ship
meuta. that 80 trial court had
erred Ia ruling that Ignorance 81 the
law o. not an excuse for Violation
Of Il. aud that the trial court had
assessed au excessive fine and had
gone beyond his power IN bearing
testimony after the jury had re
turned a verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
MORGAN WILL LIVE.

4 Postmaster Morgan, who was
4 shot down on the street yes.
4 terdap by would be assassin.
4 ia reported 10 be somewhat
4 improved today and II is be-
4 lioved that he Will recover
! lie made brief statement
4 today. reiterauug that he
4 never saw the man Mackay
4 before ho accostod him and
4 fired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

trundle William shapors. manager
Of the Pioneer sheet Metal Works.
10 q uheelharrow along Second aT.
10 Madison ST. Wednesday. starting
at Yesler way al 1880 O'Clock
sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

CHICAGO, Nov i0.--At meeting
in Union Park Congregational
church Sunday zoe persons in the
congregation arose and volunteered
20 go 10 China as missionaries, OF
this number 20 will depart on Jan.
from Seattle 20 De assistants 20
the Rev William r. Newell the
evangelist whose appeal brought
about tho unexpected volunteer of
service.