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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Of
HOSPITAL
IS Up
COUNCIL WILL HAVE
CHANCE TO SHOW
ITS POSITION.
Fight to Be Made by the
Enemies of Emergency
Institution.

Unless al Indications fail. nj 10
nights meeting the city council
members viii be- called upon 10 de
clare themselves on the question
81 establishing a municipal emer.
Rency hospital IN the new city
building. az Fourth av and Yesles
way.
The clique which Is opposing this
institution has determined TO mako
final assault.
The big fight will center about
q resolution that Councilman Saw.
yer viii Introduce. declaring the in
tcntlon 81 the council 10 cease its
monthly appropriation Of 500 for
The Wayside Emergency hospital
after March ]
This IL the date upon which
Health Commissioner Crichton an
nouuces that he can care for pa.
TENTS in the proposed city Elmer.
gency hospital. unless there IL
some unexpected delay In finishing
the interior u the structure.
The bonds, from the proceeds Of
which this building was erected,
specified that the money was 10 DO
used for 4 city Jail. municipal court
and emergency hospital.
Il il said that this entire bond
issue may be inyalidated II an at
tempt II made 90 eliminate the
emergency hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
ASK VOTE ON
GARBAGE:
DEAL
TRUST ENEMIES TO
CALL FOR AN
ELECTION.
VIII Invoke Referendum
il Bill Passes the
City Council.

II the Interests hacking che pro-
penwi ffauchisc f9r tho Seattle Gar
haEe eanpany succeed in getting
enough Votes % pass the bin
through she city council petitions
viii - circulated among fbc voters
Invoking the referendum FOR "a gpe-
cisl eiselinn pu the measure. accord.
ms - ibuas who are opposing the
intrisdsa garbage trust ,
This E-ei nf the eigy council taken
during the flEhi On the qutr,ion ~
. nunlelpai garbage system indicat-
"a a Substantial majority ln favor
~ TIE riiy owning ard operating its
own garbage collection and dfHfruC-
unn ~ stern. bus recently there has
h~en considerable talk e. the effect
That Tie Seattle Garbage company
workete elHsmed eleven votes Ia thc
coancit ~ enough 10 pass their plii.
Statement Disputed.
fhiseHtatsment IL dispated IS the
friends ~ re municipal garbage
plan and aniean sruaa II she council
inesubefH give a remarkable exhlhl
iian q mental - mnastira they a.
not ss# WHARF u u possible 90 change
the pfss ipus complexion - the coun 4.
81 Nees on n. garbage isaus nuff
cifultA o. insure the passage of a
private monopoly" bill
Thrra II now al appropriation ~
sso. aea Nrf aside 30 the general fund
a. = nneteus for . munielrai garbage
coiiss-tipn and Destruction system
and Hniese some means are soon
provided fnr hoiflag n special oiec
ton on vsss question - tssainE bond
% establish complete plant. II i
likely shag an effort uili b. made ID
start nat in small wny with this
appreciation AZ a basis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
IS THE
LIMIT
ilos Loses a Position for
Not Knowing Loca-
ton of a Saloon.

BEELdNCHAM. Dec. 1t-Local
FH4fament officials are discussing
= IRE points OF a story which
enes from Port Townsend today
~ Norwegian Who applied for q
kNilpu e. pilot. and was rejected
REzsss be did not know the lOca-
20 q q certain saloon
~ commander uf n government
we sn The port applied for a
- The Norwegian applied for
Place. Ills answers 20 ques-
- regaTding the various courses
e sfeeFed along the coast were
saitiT satisfactory. But the blow
Ahe when he vas asked II he
~ where a prominent saloon 0f
port Is located. a place which
ai1 officer In the revenue service
AlsEed ~ patrOuize during LET'S
hoaFa. The Norwegian answer.
hat be did not know the place.
vas promptly retired from the
aaminlns room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
NOR
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sV eiLson GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. Dec tt.--AnotheT
evidence 81 the return ~ prosperity
IL found In the Internal revenue rn-
ceipta.
80 rapidly ala they pick NJ during
the month II November that Il h
the opinion II tho secretary u the
treasury and the commissioned ~
Internal revenue that the total re-
ceipts will approximate 1851 SEES 80
At tho end of the present fiscal year.
which terminates June 30. 1909
This was the amount collected tte
previous fiscal year.
Away Behind.
on the SIN % November the inter
nal revenue receipts for the fiscal
year was $4,000. 900 behind what
they we're for the same period a
year ago. on the 50th ~ November
this sI0.00o. 600 deficit had been
worked down 70 $4,000. 900. The fev-
euues are increasing every day and
there h. every prospect that they
VIII soon be- between az .000. 900 and
t25 .00o. 900 a month.
Short Of Money.
The decrease ~ internal revenue
has been attributed 10 a combiua-
ton 81 three causes. First Was the
general financial depression result
Ing In a decreased consumption ~
liquor and tobacooa. second was the
growth Of tho prohibition move
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
MAN LOSES
$4,000 IN
NOTES
DROPS WALLET THAT
CARRIES SMALL
FORTUNE.
Reports to the Police and
Is Naturally Anxious
10 Recover.

y. Benzei. a wealthy broker Of
Spokane who ig stopping az the
homo Of relatives az 1910 Valley
49, reported 10 the police last night
that be lost a wallet containing
$4,000 IN notes While walking on
PIKE w., near First Rv., Friday an.
~ beuzel says two Of the notes.
aegregaiing 5000. were signed
by the Wheeler Pneumatic Pump
Co. an eastern concern aud sever.
az notes for smaller amounts. AK.
gregaing nearly 81 900. we're also
10 INC pocketbook
The notes, SIR Beuzol says. are
practically worthless 90 any per
son other than himself bat for oh.
yious reasons he is anxious 10 re-
cover The paper a blank check
book on the old National Bank ~
Spokane was also IN The wallet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
HAMS TRIAL.
IS OPENED
TODAY
SENSATIONAL CASE IS
TO BE AIRED IN
OPEN COURT.
Permits First of Inquiry
Into Sanity of Capt.
Peter Hains.
tsy United prsss)

FLUSHING. l. l.. Dec. IA
Erect OF form and with eyes snap.
ping. Thornton Jenkins Halns.
the brother Of Cart Pet@ HainH.
charged with participation tn the
shooting and killing % William r.
Annis because 81 che suspected re
lations Of Annis with Capt. Hams
wife. faced the court AZ the open.
Ing q his trial this afternoon.
Hams appeared unconcerued
with the PROCEEDINGS. lie exchang.
ed glAnces 81 sympathy with hin
father. brother and other relatives
who we're seated near bis counsel $
table.
He sat next to Attorney Melu-
tyre. his counsel Il vas ~ 20 be
fore the court convened. The court
room was not able 10 hold all Of
the $50 taleamen summarized. a
considerable number being forced
% remain on a lower floor.
Technical argument between op.
posing counsel relating 10 the
drawing of the panel occupied a
greater part Of the afternoon. a
decision In the matter will BE- hand
ed down later
The defendant Is brought 10 trial
first 20 permit an inquiry into the
sanity Of Capt Hains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

give us chance 70 change tho
game 70 five hundred
How about tho windowsT aald
John
Mercy said I. = iorroi an
about them
We pasted carpet llning over the
windows aad hid the prizes In the
potato barrel
John Asks Question.
After we'd sut thinxa fiaed John
ashed me
"lIov Aid JON invite the gueats
BY letter.
Goodness. no I told him Mrs..
Smith warned me about that
called them ali BY phone except
Mrn nfuwn. aud shes tad her tel.
ephnns taken cut sent a message
b. Willie Green.
For Pete's sake" yelled John.
hts fathers policeman.
must have tainted. for the first
thlng knsN I Nan Soaklns vet and
John wAs standing over me holding
goblet
That's all rigbi." said John. ~.
aaHuFinGiy. the police don't have
anything 70 a. with the United
States government"
nut It's an awful strain PLAYING
bridge aud thinking every nsinute
the United States marshaIa burst.
ING In the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

that he found a number OF intoxi.
Gated men In the yard Of the ga.
loon. where they had been elected
upon the coming OF the Seattle car.
They Knew Him.
The Renton saloonkeepers recog.
nized Mr. Peyton on his coming
from previous acquaintance, he
having served warrants at other
times on six Renton saloons. MIR.
Poyton, during his connection OF a
few months with the prosecuting at
torney's office. has been unusually
active, especially In his work In Sc.
curing evidence against unlicensed
and dentists. Before
coming 10 Seattle he was a mem
Der OF the metropolitan police de
partment at Washington, ID. c., and
was also connected with the police
OF the Lewis a. Clarke,
81. Louis and IamestowR exposi.
tionR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
FOUR ACCIDENTS
AT ONE TIME

Four simultaneous accidents hap.
pened shortly after 2 o'clock this
afternoon on Yesler way, so close
together that eye witnesses of one
were also witnesses Of the others.
At Sixth and Yesler an autOmo.
bile crashed into the yestibule OF
the Walden hotel. Two blocks
away Yesler car jumped the track
and ran into the curb az the en-
trance 10 tho municipal building
Al the inuctioa Of Yeslor and JEFF
fers0n two dirt wagons crashed to
gcther, demolishing tho wagons. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

outwitted by the unexpected
activity OF Special Agent g. n. Pey.
ton. OF the prosecuting attorneys
office. who. on finding the doors
Of the hlki saloon. at Renton. bar.
red against him yesterday, scaled
the back fence. Arthur Richmond.
one ~ the proprietors. who was i'm
the saloon with number OF Gus.
toners. was arrested. charged with
breaking the Sunday liquor law.
Richmond was taken 10 police head.
quarters In Seattle. and gave bail
for t100.
Peyton also made an attempt TO
serve warrant on David Jones.
proprietor OF the Third Rail saloon.
but this man had been appraised OF
his coming by a spectator, who had
been an observer OF the Alkl aa.
loon raid.
Climbed Fence.
Mr.. peytun says the habit of the
Renton saloonkceperH OF closing
their doors for an interval on sun
days upon the approach Of Seattle
cars bearing possible Officers OF the
law was known 10 him. and that
this was the reason he climbed the
back fence Of tho Alki. lie says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
SMOKES J
DRINKS {
WEALTH : :

msni. and third general unssst.e-
msnt u the iiquor trade resulting
from e contest between the govern
ment authorities and the aiatiiiora
az 20 how distilled spirits should be
marked under the new pure food
and drugs act.
whisky Held Back.
The latter cause held up prac-
ticaliy ali whisky revenues Tor
period ~ 50 days Not kn0wing
how the Spirits should be mark
"a. the dlatiiisrs placed an new
product IN the bonded warehouses
and used only the spirits which had
previously paid the internal revenue
Now this question has been set at
rest and the new product Is coming
on the market and the new revenues
coming 10.
Prohibition See Sew.
The authorities have not been able
10 tell exactly 10 what extent the
revenues have suffered from the
prohibition movement. While Il
has been evident that the revenues
have been cat OF from certain dis
tricts entirely. Il "a said that they
hEvc Increased remarkably from
certain other districts into which the
spirits have been shippsd on tho
whole the greatest lncrease IN reye-
nues e. attributed 10 return Of
prosperity resulting IN the greater
consumption Of these Injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
LIBRARY ADVISES
XMAS BOOK
BUYERS

For the purpose OF educating
Christmas buyers OF books for
children and young people, a dis
play OF about 100 of the better class
OF books for Christmas presents
viii be placed on exhibition in the
children's department OF the Seat
tie public library tomorrow, and
will continue until Christmas
The superintendent OF the de.
partment, In speaking Of the exhl.
btlon this morning. said that It's
purpose Is to give people a chance
at their leisure 10 examine books
suitable for Christmas presents for
children. so many people buy
books because they are cheap or
easy to obtain, that Il Is thought by
the library authorities that little
advice along this line will be OF
great benefit to parents and others
buying books for children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

TO Fifth av. ~. connecting with
North Queen Anne cars.
The Virginia 81. signs. which the
cars now carry and which have
been miEnomers as the cars have
not run on Virginia at. for several
months, will be taken off. the new
line being officially designated as
the Aloha 81. line.
The new line is double tracked
for practically It's entire distance.
the only exception being the three
blocks on Aloha st., and win serve
populous district which has never
before enjoyed the advantages OF
direct car service. the residents be-
ing Obliged to walk several blocks,
either TO the Queen Anne line on
the west or 90 the North Queen
Anne line on the east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
THIEVES TRADE
is FL0URISHIKG

A burglar entered the home OF
Edmund Bourne, ill6 Eighth av.,
last night and carried off an Elk
pin. four razors. a pair of shoes and
suit of clothing
X. L. Dunn. who is stopping at
the Waverly, an apartment house
at 1880 Fourth av.. reported 20 the
police today that his room was
entered some time last night. The
prowler carried away suit OF
clothes, razor and two stickpius.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
|[D EMMA
HAS BUSY
SUNDAY
|uucE THE POLICE
/ TAKE HAND IN
MEETINGS.
q. coldman's Man Fri
1.s Saves Trouble by
Paying the Bills.

ma sioldman--t female hed
: s ban yesicfd'A
AZ Emma cd net SCI mheh
.rrt
cnms Is after ami nearer -
- she ance vas she came 20
80 ilAnked hy ~ heiiman. q
eeiooklng brunette Who
x ahoai her llke the rio'oas
Aapff fea in an eadeaFor %
raA aas TIE sflnkies 81 opposi'
= xslsA developed dofing her
mmA wns hiiNd to Spout an
80 AZ bA'iasd Yesterday AFTER
80 4 Is cents 9 thruN out only
sans fsll Tor the same Anh
"a refused 70 hufl defiance a.
savers that b..
"a eranette PAYS.
.u.t.,n. ~ the hnil dc
u. ~, h.t ia p.ltman
- - y. N, ,,tes. stlvrtrs ny.
- -. t - ~ .t.,,rs ara
~ 800.
- -. - ,..e.tsoti,v bv,.
- ...,'' - -
- ~. IN. rato~
- $3.50. - -, 80
-. 49,. 4. 49, ,ssii
- vsaN
49, - -. -. $50 =.
= - iewish foIlaW~rs IA.
- bal At Ninth and Ycsier
e sss 10 b. the scene % the
- nnon the plutacrags. Some
- eeslnesrsng tire entertain.
49, brcte onen the locked door
! 4 .nsssnwrcr,i Is allow the pop.
IT. : ensar
FL "a uumleed that Emma
- Al he hooks int the gov.
..ns-4 A. ne nxuaf price 81 Is
- - knrl
- f.annnn Grand trustee 81
I. 1sss.snfana hau 9et on hts
- when ~ learned that
-. ernsssarv had used a lin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
SCH WAB TO
HAVE A SAY

WASHINGTON, Dec i4.-Charles
NJ. schwab. the reputed head of
the steel trust. will appear tomor
row before the congressional ways
and means committee AZ IS hearing
OF tariff matters The appearance
OF schwab Is given added interest
By the recent statements OF An.
drew Carnegie. that the time had
come for the removal Of the tariff
on many Of the countfy'E products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
cslebrates 18TH Annlversary

To celebrate the 18th anniversary
Of his birth, big reception will be
held IN the First Methodist church
at 7 O'Clock tonight for Rev John
o. Foster, A. NJ, -. y. The Rev.
SIR. Foster was born IN LapoHe,
Ind. December II, 1899 he has
been busy today receiving the mes
snges and beet wishes Of bis many
friaudA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

FREES HIS HAND
AND GETS AWAY

Slipping his hand through the
handcnff that bound him to Detec-
tive Jack Barck. George Williams.
arrested Friday with j. j. Jackson
for passing spurious bills on M.
Furuya, a Japanese merchant ON
second ay., near Columbia, darted
into the crowd on Second av. about
noon today and made good his e.
cape. lie was on his way back 20
jail after having had his picture
taken for the rogue'a gallery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
CAREFUL REPORT is
TO Be RENDERED

The taxation committee Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will render
three reports tomorrow upon the
proposed bond issues. Separate re-
ports will be- made upon the light.
Ing. general Improvement and park
bonds. The committee has held
many meetings during the past
week discussing the merits OF the
proposed issues. IN addition 10 hay.
Ing had " o. Moffett for the past
three weeks investigating the dif.
ferent phases Of the proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
STRONG ARM" Is
GIVEN BY THIEF

Il. Smith OF 702 Cherry ST.. re-
ported TO the police Saturday night
that he was held mp on Pike ST.,
near Broadway and relieved Of
about So In silver by a man who
grabbed him from behind with
what the police term the strong
arm"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
NIGHT RIDERS
TRIALS BEGIN

nenlON CITY, Tenn, Dec H.
W llfst court hearing of the Might
eases. wherein fsf men are
..ttea Tor participation IN muir
asssuiiE and other outrages,
thia afternoon before Judge
Z ssiaea u the United States cir
80 Charges In the indictments
nom that ~ the murder ~
r s..atsh Rankin the attempted as
s,.lation ~ Col n Taylor through
49, t-'nas 81 assaults house burninRa,
..asn whipping and similar Of
~. . That N going on premises
~ hlasked ~ rnmnlll aaaanlt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
BROWNSVILLE MESSAGE
10y United press.)

WARRINGTON, Dec. t4--Prssdent Roosevelt today
CONGRESS special message regarding The Brownsville affair
with the message he sent the evidence
After reviewing the evidence he
daton that the investigation continue BY only
those responsible for the shooting trouble
be brought Justice president that those shield
lnu the perpetrators guilty as latter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Held Mo nanoa.

Through an inadvertnnee The
Star announced that the mask car
nlyal given Friday night by the
Templara' Militant Of the !. o. q. n.
was a dance The Good Templars
do not have dances In connection
with any OF their meetings, the
rules Of the order prohibiting them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

CLARK O'Bryan, we'll known
real estate dealer with offices In
the Alaska building, reported to
the police last night that he was
robbed Of s25 in gold aud a small
amount Of silver while he was
asleep IN room 7l7 Of the Hotel
Savoy Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

laundry wagon was upset at Fourth
ana fesier almost at the identical
moment
While crowds gathered about tho
scene OF each accident Poundmas
ter Gresg's dog wagon suddenly an.
peafed around the corner and add.
ca @ the chapter Of mishaps By run.
ming away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Viii Go Over New Tracks
and VIII Be Called
Aloha Line.

Commencing today. the Seattle
Electric Co. viii operate It's Vir-
ginia st. cars over the new line OK.
tending north on Second av. from
Cedar a. to Denny way, thence on
Second ay y. 20 Roy st.. east on
Roy &C. 20 Third av. n. and north
from this point 10 Aloha ST.. where
connection is made wish the
terminus OF the present Virginia
S. line From this point the cars
viii run east over the present line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
Grocer Suicides.

n. @. +. zellinger. a grocer with
store et 7zb 9th av,. committed
suicide this afternoon By shooting
himself In the head with a revolver.
lie was AZ years old and had but
recently returned from Alaska. A
wife survives him She says she
knows OF no reason for his act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
To Report on Fandera.

The committee which has been
investigating the question Of street
car tenders will hold d special meet.
ing on Friday, at which the formal
report 81 the committee win be
read. and later filed with the city
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
HARTMAN ESCAPES

!. LEXINGTON. Dec lie. n.
.a.'i'hlan will not be compelled TO
AZ questions appertaining to
esdilnKs In Union Pacific and
n '.nffn Pacific stocks which may
as1ea him by the Interstate
Ia aefee Commission. according
I eeeiaion Of the United states
ls.s:a.e court today, written by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Tho Lady Elks Announce that
they have a large quantity Of good
clothing at the Eiks' club rooms
which thcy are anxious 90 give away
60 the deserving poor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Tonight at o'clock Dr Edward
Lincoln Smith viii lecture on the
Holy Land at the Queen Anne Con
grogational church, Queen Anne and
Caller SITS. II VIII be illustrated by
stereoplIcon views.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Invitations have been issued by
the Thursday Evening Dancing
club To masquerade party 20 be-
given New Years eve az Readings
hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
sALoME FOOT RACE NOW.
(5y United Press.)

\ NEW YORK. Dec. a.
\ Company +, OF the Twenty /,
4 second regiment. has original. d,
4 ed q new foot race. II is call. ,
4 ed the "Salome" contest, and ,
4 was inaugurated at an athletic ,
4 meet IN the regiments armory. /
4 The contestants, after starting, !
4 stopped at a designated point I
4 and removed their hats, then 4
4 continued, and later took OFF !
4 their coats. In this manner A
A they finally Invested them
\ selves OF shoes and leggings, A
4 then returned, dressed them 4
4 selves and crossed the finish
4 mark fully attired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
HAS TRAVELLED 744.ooo MILES.

HFNNNFIhD- Doc EFtha8 MaTshaII of HelIefOnane,
Toledo
travelled enough miles his run ENclRcLE THE EARTH
81 TIMES lie has held daily between Springfield
Detroit for "a years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
ODD, BUT REAL NEWS
TO PREACH SERMON 81 YEARS OLD.

HELf.EF0NTAlNE, O. Dec 1f.-Dr d. l.. Kaib pastor
omerun % the First Presbyterian church.
the church building Sunday. will deliver SAME
SERMON THAT he GAVE "a YEARS AGO. when the original
church dedicated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

4 PAs0 ROHLEs. Dec. IA 4
= Editor The star Fathers 4
= condition took a decided 4
4 change for the better DURING 4
= the night lila strength has. 4
4 ~ course. not Increased. but 4
: other symptoms that have. for 4
4 the past week. been very dis. 4
4 eourasing, are now disappear 4
4 Ing and II NO complication re-. y
4 sulta within the next few A
= days. his strength viii slowly q
4 return and he viii be- out OF a
Immediate danger \
\ HOWARD q COsGROVE 4
4 tttk ttAA tktk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

CHICAGO. Dec 1l.Mik sold Of New York
COSTS AS MUCH TO PRODUCE AS THE FINEST cALIFoR.
MIA WINES declares Lotion Horton before the
Dealers association Tuesday Horton said
this choice tactical product carefully
dried with linen napkins and that the milk carefully
champagne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

N Toner Archibald Russell SHIFT
1ah Tacoma 10 Quartermastar
ss,s ~ iof repairs In dfyd0ek this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
NO PRESENTS FoR TEACHES.

TACOMA Dec 1.-THE school board has put effect
rule which prohibits school children giving any Christ
presents to the teachers Teachers have
cept presents from their pupils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
THE WEATHER

FAIR TONIGHT AND TUESDAY; LloHT
EAST WINDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
THROAT cur; IDENTIFIES AssAlLANr.

CHICAGO Dec l-Nhe doctors with pinchers held a gap
ing wound In her throat together Nora Harris
lam Camer the who sashed her a razor The worn,
only abla nod her head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
HAS MODEL OFFICE FORCE.

TOPEKA kns, Dec is--Goy Hoch has com.
pleton Of his model office force Not employed the
office chews drinks The COVER
IN proud Of his staff