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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
GanderbOne's January Forecast
Copyright 1908 by G. H. Rieth

for Janus, whom the Romans called
the porter OF Heaven" He opened
and closed Heaven, kept it nicely
busted. made up the berths, and
whenever he caught man in there
who was not keeping his newspaper
subscription paid up. he chased him
into the smoker.
No other month is so appropriately
named as this, for Janus was regard
ed by the ancients as the beginning
and the end of all things. He is
famous for having had a second face
on the back of his head, and resem-
bled Mr.. Hartman coming and Mr.
Lawson going. His temple at Rome
was historic. When the empire was
at war it's gates were thrown open,
and in peace they were closed. This
continued until the time of Augustus,
who is said by Prof. Ferrero to have
been the prototype of Mr. Roosevelt.
At any rate, Augustus cast the gates
Of the temple into the Mber and
made 1t a prison for liars, mollycod-
dies, couples without children, edi-
tors, congressman, nature takers, rich
malefactors, religious bigots, reac-
tionaries and undesirable citizens.
The row between the president
And congress will become
The hottest things since David
smashed
Goliath's cerebrum.
The outraged house will paw the
the earth s!
The senate will get flip,
The president will rub his fist s
Against his upper lip,
The air will be mass of fur,
And ripping expletives,
And the timid congressman will run
From there to where he lives. /:
The air will puisate with the rush
Of bitter verbal shot, the sports will
bet on whether Ted will take it back
of not, the old men will get On the
ruff and utter: their defies, The presi-
dent will show his teeth and bulletin
the lies, special message now and
then will heighten the hub-bub. and
a dozen men a day will join the An
anias club. s.
The 'congressmen will blister Ted,
And he. will soak them back,
The senate will put in a punch
And get counter smack.
They'll say some ugly things to him
And he will bawl them out,
The dignity of government
VIII dance. ki-yi and shout,
The old Potomac will become
AZ raging sea of foam,
The public servants family
Will beg him to come home,
The shindee will divert the world
By reason Of its heat,
And Loeb will let it run awhile,
And then send for the fleet.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

Dickinson has two commercial
clubs i.
There are few cases of diphther-
la at Mott. =
A $25.00O brick theater building is
on the list for Devils Lake.
Ward county seems to be still hav-
ing its troubles with blind pigs.
The two newspapers at Hettinger
both issued handsome Christmas edi-
tiOns. $,
All of the weekly papers of the
state bid fair to enjoy a prosperous
New Year.
Barnes county bonds to the amount
Of s1o5,o0O sold at a premium of
$559.90.
There is no indication for anything
else but good times for North Dako-
ia fer next year.
There have been small attendances
at the farmer institutes held just
ahead of the holidays.
A church at Westhope was recent
ly damaged by fire but 5000 was re-
allied on the insurance.
While the Sun shines for Stanley
during the day it wants better street
lights for the town at night.
Mortgage foreclosure sales are not
as numerous this year in the papers
over the staet as in former years.
The weekly papers that held piano
contests previous to the holidays had
great time on the finish.
49, sssi al 4
M. N. Johnson seems to have
smooth saiIingtowards landing the
election of United tsatese senator.
A man from Buford was in, a hos
| pital at Williston- ana was convale-
scent when he ate some saurs kraut
and died.
Some of the papers warned Santa
Claus about getting his whiskers in
the gas Jet because it made them
curl too quickly. e. ..s
The weather has been so mild this
winter that business blocks are still
being constructed in some Of the
towns in the western part Of the
/ state. s3 .
/ Enderlin is to have the second
newspaper. 1t will be entitled the
Headlight land C. A. Kvello, an at
torney Of that town will be the pub
Usher.
| The commissioners of Grand Forks
county have cut out the Northwest
ern telephones and will get along IF
tier this with only the Tri-state SER
vice.
| While the people of Sheridan coun-
ty have the satisfaction of at last
having their county commissioners
named there is still several compli-
cations in sight over whether or not
some of the county officials elected
for Mclean have right to take
their Office because they were resi-,
dent of the new county.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
FOR JANUARY.

FOR JANUARY.
The smokers will
Resolve to quit ,
And once for all
Have done with it.
They'll buy their wives
Some things they need
With what they save
Upon the weed,
And else and
Otherwise fulfill
Their resolutionss
Yes-s- they wili
The men who drink
Will renounce
Their booze and rush
To water founts.
They'll cross themselves
& And hope to die,
Exhort the country 5.s
To go dry,
And join with
Temperance to kill
The liquor traffic
Yes-s-s they will.
The men who swear
Will resolute
To give up "Hell!" and "Damn!"
For Shoot"
And 'oaths like aPiffles!" 5
Fudge!" and Dear p
Will supersede Il.
Within the year
Such things as What
The-Hotel-Bill?"
And "Hell-and-Blazes !"
Yes-s-s-s they will
The calendar will change with the
usual wakes for the old year and
greetings for the new. Most Of us
will Immediately date our correspond
ence 1909, but forfgetful people like
Mr.. Archbold and Mr.. Rockefeller
will continue dating checks 1908.
The old year will be little mournel
by Democrats and coldly greeted by
lions. It will find the peace tribuna,
at The Hague closed and the house
staff attending the wars in Venezuela
Hayti, Washington and Mrs. Nations
address in Scotland.
The end of Leap Year will provoke
Few bachelor regrets, & g:
And the stork will step up like q
man
And pay his baby bets. &
The Roosevelt regime will make
Its plans to go a-gunning,
And lions, hippos and giraffes
Will practice up at running.
The Romans tried to make Marcel
the first month of the year, but after
about half of the Irish had frozen tt
death trying to march on the 18th
Numa rearranged the calendar as !.
merciful concession to that valuable
colony. 4. #
January was one of the months de
vised for that occasion. 1t was named
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
***********:*****
CHRISTMAS DAY.

CHRISTMAS DAY.
= Christmas is the universal fes- : |
= tival of ChrisHndom. 1t is the !. |
= anniversary of the birth Of the :
= first teacher of the religion that :.
y bears his name, the gentlest, j.
= sweetest, kindest, most gracious !.
9 soul in all the history of coun- :
& tries and peoples. He brought !.
= new teaching to little world :
= of people, twenty centuries ago, !.
& and the kindness and sweetness j.
and grace of it bore it to all !.
. countries and all people, de- !.
:: stroying old faiths and raising !.
= new standards of living and ac- :
= ton. His life and ministry and j.
y crucif1xion are with time and :
'. history, but the spirit of his :.
: teachings and the grace of his !:
!. religion live forever and are for :.
= all time and all eternity. :.
+ Charity, humility, forgiveness, !.
= kindness, clean heartedness, +
= faith, uplooking and uplifting :.
these are some of the tenets of j.
= the faith he brought us, and !.
8 which has gone on and on for 1:
. two thousand years The little :.
3 light that beamed in Galilee so :
= many centuries ago has bright !:
= ened and grown brighter, until I:
= its radiance has shone over a :.
= world, lighting it with the grand !:
e eur of love and sacrifice, and :.
= bidding men go on and contin- =
. nally on, bearing the gospel It'd =
3 ings of love and sympathy and 1:
= soul-sweetness. !:
. And after all, what a simple :
9 faith and religion 1t was and is, I.
. and what wonder that in all the =
q storm and stress of human emo {.
= tions and passions, of ambitions I.
= and desires, of happiness and :.
= disappo pointment, of striving and {.
= failing, of achieving and pursu- :.
= ing and struggling, the light of {.
it has continually shone as a =
q beacon to the buffeted and =
y weary and distressed. What I:
q wonder that the sweetness and !:
grace of it win their way into 8
e our hearts as the smile of a !:
q child beats down the harshness :.
2 and roughness of age and bitter {.
g ness, making life the sweeter !.
q and cleaner for its presence, :.
= and reminding us perhaps of the !.
= far country of innocence and !.
simplicity from which we have !.
z. sfrayed and to which the teach =
= ings of Christ, the crucified, :.
& would lead us back, cleansed =
= and made pure.
To love with sincerity and sin 8.
e gle heartedness, to be kind and =
= judge not, to walk uprightly g
+ and humbly in whatever station {.
!. we must be. to be faithful and .
q fear not, to do good for the sake =
q of doing good, and to do right s.
= because it is right in the sight 8
q Of God and conscience; to look .
8 about lest there be some unsuc- {.
= cored and in need; to receive 8
q with thankfulness and to share I:
!. with generosity; to make much {.
= of content and not too much of .
e riches; to esteem good fortune {.
= as blessing to be shared and =
q to seek in misfortune the seed of .
q se1f-helpfulness and growth; to Z.
q labor with zeal and to account y
q with honesty for the talents .
= with which We have had to Ia =
!. bor: and the Christmas spirit is e
Z, in and Of all of these. q
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25

While the people of Sheridan coun-
~ have the satisfaction of at last
having their county commissioners
named there is still several compli-
cations in sight over whether or not
some OF the county officials elected
for Mclean have a right to take
their Office because they were resi-
dent of the new county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

Mrs. DR.. Geo. w. Miracle. chit.
dreu's diseasea. 40 Hincklsy block.
sss
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ORIENT PROMISES
A FINE DISPLAY

X salh one OF the A.Y-P
Oriental commissioners, u BAG !
frum an extensive trip through tbs
Orleng ana Asia Minor. aud REPORTS
that c y n,aEanis and ranoA cara
cohifi. AthsnlAH merchants. arr
planning 10 bring here a display 81
fine art work OF poor Athenian girls
done Ia the Ashena Institute oi
Charities Similar Displays have
been made only AZ The Paris aud
Chicago gxpositiona Aneiehi
Gfeok stninary woFh. fine antique
ruxa from Conntantinopie. tn fact
SAYS Mr. Saith. an endless variety
of cufloa ia promised. sufileiehl I"
use al a4aiiahle space allotted 10
the Orient In the foreign bailains
Chief 81 the AmuarueuiA Tor
which ~ made arrangements ~
cieopatfA'k 1--we Dream dance. q
new art. aid % kuFpaza By Tar me
great saiouir dance over uhich Two
continents have been ratsnE. he
also brought MFsen camsiA pafh
with him and they arr no~ IN New
Yosk A bombay elephant u 10 D.
shltssed from bombay direct 20 Ne
attic.
Among the Arab performers So
cured are several 81 the children
a. the famous bandit. Haiauh. OF
Mafucno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
cENTRALlA ELEVEN
is UNDERRATED

Broadway hiEh may 80 into the
game with Csntraiia high with a
broken front walt Wilson. Penny
smith and nen Palmer are still out
with injuries. and may not be seen
IN the game Saturday.
centrala has been moderated
sllghtly by the broadway enihu.
siasta, but trom comparative scores
they will buck up against an eleven
that will keep them moving Cen.
tralia defeated Aberdeen by ib.0
ecore, while Tacoma high. consid.
cred strong championship con.
tender. piled ap bat score of "a
20 on the same team
There has been some misunder.
standing where the game would be
played. AZ bugdaie's park Tacoma
and Lincoln will line up at O'Clock.
followed by broadway and Centra
la after the first half The varsity
campus could not be secured be
cause OF the Washington. Whltworth
game.
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MRS. KING GOES ON
THE WITNESS STAND

Mrs Madelina King. charged
wlfh the muSdsf 81 her husband
gnah the stand in her uwn behalf
this morning "a the trial IN ircsfesa
a. Port hard Contrary 50 "a
negtaIiaua. tho aEnd woman Who
for weeks after h~r arrest Mesfnpd
on the verge - a nefSuue break
iaNn VAS calm and cpil~cird. trii.
inN hef STORY 40 straight and plaus
ihif az she dla nseufhf ago
Hhr told aKain ihks murninH -
flnaima heF husband dead and then
attempting ga destroy thn is.siY ~
burning Il up
taking ~ evidence fuHishf. and the
lHsY wiii 80 aot Mafur tinv tenor
ruw
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PRICES PAIDT 0
PRODUCERS

The faiis~iHs pufsuass pftees ssfs
quoted 90 " safeTn ~ this inofninal
FDILTF Did hens I'VE weight
fs2 pr pound dressed. ile psf
p8and sprina Chickens i've lbe PEI
pound dressed. isr PCT pound. tfpllsfs
rive fse pes puund dressed ~
squads ta-a per dossns dufka. spfinf.
tive isf per pound dressed tse per
is8uad pigeons. ~ pnf dozen
nurgnH Local faaeh. 1873 PEI
pound
MEATS dressed pasi. iarHr. fr
psana steers. fee per paand Msttsn
weihsfs as pei pouad. sssa i&s psl
fsfand fass 40 pes pound Lamb
l. FsF pgand uaiis ssa ossa. axe Pc
pHuHd
MFATN Dressed veal large. g.
issf poana mnaignss tastiAc psf puaaa
Tha following are iusa4 4aetmtl9ns
made 90 Western ~ this faafainH
FRUIT af8faFsnsfein apples. u 90 -
tomatoes. A4.fqfs apples s9Ertl
wa NNA lfis rs aHaffata ftf peer sack
FFsFn anigHa 81 dos hss patatAss. ttet
70 funs spinach. Soc haF rapiiflaW@r
tigt dos herfs - sack. reteff
aaffAr d1saH. sleash. i4H per paHha
F'iinpsins, 80 pef pound tufniis. sec
safk
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SO WILING CONGRESS
FOR 1909 ASSURED

han Of the tournament, following
the custom NJ previous bowling
congresses. Hl GIN, former Gov
John ". MeGraw and John schfan'
were among the directors elected
W. ". brown was named "a ehail'
man 20 draw up bylaws ter me Sc
attic Tournament asHociatlon'
Added to tho assurances OF sup
mort from other cities u the dec.
iaratlon made by n v Shafplea OF
Vancouver. member OF the ekeeu'
tive committee OF the Canadian
nowling Congress. that not leas
than 20 flve.man teams would ne
entered In the Seattle tournament
from Canadian elites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
GOOD SAMAR | TAN
GETS TOUCHED

A doft pair 81 hands and .
aprainrd hnre separated y. Mlsheli
~ the Hoffman House from fIf
LAST niwht at the entrance 70 the
Aiiay IN the rear Of the Davenport
hotel
l.ovey Winaio~. an oetorooa. AS
arrested.
Ainhail vas attracted by her
cries FOR help She said abe had
lniured her knee. ard the oblislnE
Mabel allowed the octoruons 90
lean upon bic manly bosom.
Then MIshell felt Tor his tnaH.Y.
whlrh vas missing The anala
- purse waa rsund later on the
Sidewalk
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LOSES HIS FIANCE;;
TAKES HIS LIFE

DENVER. Colo. Oct TO Fran.
CHS Cahili. formerly a newspaper
man OF San francisco. Killed him
salf By turning on the gas Ia a
roomlnR house yesterday. He com.
mltlea suicide because of de-
alondency caused BY money losses
hi tho san Francisco IRE and be
canae the parents of his nancc
forced hsr 90 marry a SealihicF
man
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SPORTOCRAMS

The Spokane indians have left
the eastern Washington metropolis
for their homes IN huff After
paying their own expenses fsum the
coasf e. play exhibition games ana
winning the frat from the slater
team. thoy did nos get she $500
side bet which they played for
Michigan wiil probably secure q
game with one 81 the northwest
teams ON her western tour She
has scheduled Kamca already With
California teams.
John = Gallagher. known IN the
north ~ Kid Gallagher. az one
time = pngiHst. was killed BY .
train at CnrdoYa yesterday He
has relatives in this city.
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BONDS LOOK
GOOD TO INVESTORS


81 hss ys.r-sun Aaherlaw e~~
n sew s,sbaoribod for y 500 wsfs
OF the bonds, butler Hotel company,
1000, National Grocery company
81 600. Ferdinand AchmitE, 81 ,oun
Augustus winslow. a700l Merle 4
Ileaney Manulaciufing cnmpenY.
5000. J. H. Powles q Co, $500, iie
sides Mr.. i.ippyn subscription,
James ~. Esary subscribed for
si 600 and the white Advertising
Bureau sor ai00 ,nis morning. This
brings the total subscriptions slncf
The star went to press yesterday
an To tii 500. Mr. Parry states
that $40 1000 more has been prom'
ised. bat the subscriptions not yet
signed
The contribution of Mr.. suiher.
land OF s.. 500 IN the largest pefaap
Al contribution received IA FeAponaA
Ia the bond appeal, Mr. Suther
land had already subscribed iiber'
ally 20 the first exposition fund sud
hls latest action lie one OF the
pleasant surprises that have come
Ia the exposition officials 1
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BELMONT PARK RACES

BELMONT PARK. NJ " Oct. IL
Results "wednesday
one mile Half Sovereign won.
Ben Kan acrond. uelirium third
Time ~ I-a
Stsepierhaae. about fwn mlIea--.
Stokes won, Hlaek Bridge aecoud.
Regal R0ynie third Time 3 81
seyen furionKa heiulet won. Sc
iaetrnan Second. ETHEREAL thlrd. Time
II z6
one mile and three ii sfsrnfha -
Brother Jonathan won. Mont Fart
second. Far West third Time fsEe
six furluuEa summer Might won.
HosHiafe Second. Ross Fent8n third
Time ~ as
One mile-rhe Wrestler won.
Roe katpne second. Samuel " Harris
third Time a. SIS
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CUBS TO PLAY
EXHIBITION GAME

CHICAGO. Oct tEs--The Chieawn
team cxperta 20 add material
sum 10 ita earnings BY an exhibition
game TO be played on the CHICAGO
grounds next sunday with the Eie.
trolta President murphy has an.
nounced that all the receipts will
ba distributed among tho players
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Prominent Business Men
VIII BE ON Board
of Dis<<sguseA

Ne doubt now remains that So.
attic viii entertain the Western
bowling Congress during the expo.
Eition year AZ the meeting last
night board OF directors. which
IL yet Incomplete. was elected from
among the most prominent men Of
the city. all % whom will work
hard 60 secure the congress for Sc.
attic next year,
Mayor Miller viii roll the first
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M'C0Y-STEWART
FIGHT TOMORROW

NEW YORK, Oct ia--kid Me.
Coy and Jim stewart have aean'
doned all heavy training and are
now waiting 90 enter the rims at
the National A. G. tomorrow night
Jack gTwinl Sullivan Is In the
city and viii endeaynr to got
match with Mccoy II he defeats
stewart.
Mrs. Mccoy has denied the ~.
n0rs that Mccoy aud she have had
an egtrangcmrns. "Ail these ru.
mors that Norman aud are 70 part
because he Is taking up boxing
again are false. she said 4 don't
approve Of bis plan. but We are atill
Just a. happy now as the week 80
were married"
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wALLA wALLARACEs


WAf.t.A WAt.t.A. pet Ak@-Fair
Freuna rrsuits W Wednesday
4sfl pace. tHrrs IN fise Tommy
uratton first. Mssiadi sespnd, Ger
aidina third Tiufa "a
Thrive year o&dn. fNa In three
kataliua won. Princess Direct sac-
und- ss.dkin third tsssf time
ttA
Five furiunKn iusrsefar nira
won. Main N~eona. Mis- hinf mira
Time N3A
Five fwriuuxs ItruNttup wsu. y g.
Runts nerend. tiastfathef THIRD Time
u or.
fsix fur,nnss Kim King son.
Leighton aeesszd. NaKtm fsarby
third Tfmn tia
Slx furipnwm nliiln TnYiur won.
Dixie lad sFsend. Head Dance third
Tlfus-f iis
Hsten fafiunas- f.ffsfvvac euee
son. Golden Wine second. Jrrla lta
third Tlmsm@st -
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DEFINES PRlzEFlCHTING

The Hon. James O. Davidson.
governor II Wisconsin,. contributed
new chapter 10 the pugiliatie die
tioaary when he yet forth the FOL.
lowing when he refused 30 let the
PApke Kelly fight 30 ga;
Prize Ffght--A pugiiiasic en-.
counter or boxing match tog a pfiHe
OF wager
Prize Fighter One Who fights
another with hls fists for a wager
OF reward q professional pugiilss
or boxer
Prize Fighting Fighting. sspe'
cially boxing In public Tor a reward
or stake
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JAS. ]. C0RDETT
WILL REFEREE

ABERDEEN, Oct. is.~-Jamea J..
CoElsett. who Ia on weniern tour
with hla play. "kaeing tho Music.
has been asked 10 and probably
may referee the fight between the
Droaie Kid and Kid HarrnsDn AZ
the Aberdeen Athletic club tomor
row nixht
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TAKES LAST CHECK
ON 1909 BUDGET

will reduce the amount that must
be raised 10 tz.TiS.s0i,
The state board 81 equalization
has designated more than $4,000
900 worth ~ local railroad prop.
efty az riEhl 81 way. aud thls Niil
reduce the total amount ~ the a.
scaAabie valuation for city pnf
pnaea
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LOUISVILLE RACES.


I6ttffNNft.tE Ky. oct "a Re-
asrism "wednesday
~iH fisSiunK Asire fiAirf won. Dr
HoissferN areund. Marienrtte third
Time ~ z~6
Mite ami one sixteenth Mite
won. Orphan Lad second QusgKe
third Time tsA
Get nes8n1. Fruutrna4 third Time
ts1s Id
AiK furi0nEa Christmas Npn A.
rtrin second All Red third Time
4 "a SIS
One mile and an eighth f'arew
won. Annette Lady second. Bsatrr-
ling third. Time r-i.sf a.
SlN fnrl1uRe Robin ttnod won.
Gresham Aecand. Camille third
Time "a as
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BRYAN ON IRE OLD
CAMPING GROUNDS

WYMOHE. Nub. Oct lB-Wil.
liam J. Bryan today Is touring the
diatriet wbofa b. made his political
debut rs years ago lie Il being
greeted BY old friends and admirers
AZ every stop. and IN conducting a
series of rallies AZ which tremen.
doua enthusiasm IL being displayed
The day ~ one Of the best OF the
campaign Ia point Of personal dem.
onHtrationn In honor Uf the candi
dnff
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TAFT IN THE BLUE
GRASS STATE

HUNTINGTON. w Va, Oct 10 =
William "a. Taft addressed crowd
~ 1000 persons al 1'eiork thir
morning BE declared that the pro
tective tariff made West Virginia
agaas mpubliran like Pennsylvania,
sls ssa n viii remain 80. TAR IN
.vaka kentucky today, and iomor
row aud saurday he viii spesS ~
Virginia and TennaAase.
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"a Cooke. whn answered an 40
f.fttsssnsnt 81 the ftiiiuaan Invest
meat 90 fur an agent % whefu Tres
offered al 10 month salary ana WIS
dia net flrd ouf thst h~ Nas -
ilrrtv ssnfti ~ baa pafd 81 an surety
rnr has honesty won sstt Ak ipni
die company YestaFday tH 5uhEf
ilsosses soaFt and was Eiten hsr
money back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
RACE ACROSS PACIFIC

Another sailing race will be- start.
81 when the American barkentiDe
James Tufts. the schooner Inca and
the freak ship Olympic start today
or tomorrow Tor Australia Interest
in the race u already high at Port
Townsend and although q will b.
months before the winner IL kngwn.
many bets are being laid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

The city councils finance com.
mlttae viii complete ITS work on
the 1909 estimates by tomorrow
noon. The figures Tor all but three
OF the departments are practically
agreed upon The total allowances
aggregate S. f0t stb.
There will be "blowbaeka which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
PACIFIC NORTHWEST
SAFE FOR MR.. TAFT

CHICAGO. oct Is-That Tar.
wiil carry oregon. Washington,
idaoo Utah ami Colorado la the
- nnent made today at a confer
60 between Speaker Gl0non. Sen
atef ea " B0rah. Of idaho, hen
ator JonapfeM. Dixon. ~ Montana.
Elmer Dover. former secretary ~
the republican national committed
aud Secretary william Hayward. ~
tho republican nhtigghi rsgnmittSe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15
rnAnarn wIrn llrpN .rIse

t-hnsarsi with kidnupinE her tefrs
aaiiAran from the custody % thrtf
fafhef. Joseph uonchTftu. N thts cry
~, last Tuesday morning. t"sephine
stouehstto vac arrested teaal ID
ncputt sheriff John Adnef 80
e.,.ss.l. hmd been divorced The chN.
sren ~efe taken from ths Palace
nofri on Tuesday morning