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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
gLbfahrt ber EIutt,.
W9aniLo, l. December

UlNIIIlu, 7. At3tIIIVtI.
9ie QtlnHtiihe 5lOtte unter Dem
aomman0o oes 8earoomirals Sper.
~ iubr beute Dlorgen I'm 8 llbr, be-
gIeitet Don ben Subelrufeu elmer mad
3nuienoen sdblenoeH Ylenge mad
Colombo, GepIon. tbrem nahiten Be
ftimmrnssorte. ab. Zort wiuo iie
gDei Iohen bleiben. nm oann obae
fpeiteren gIafsHt5aIt rad Sge3 su
fabgens
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

Qlaeon. 90. 80. q}oo

Wtacon, Wa., 80. ylOo.
Tie Gauitable gonf ano Qoan
Company ifloB bepte ibre 2baren,
nad0em lie ouf @eilth H5res 3ireio.
renraths in 0ie Sdnoe zines Dlafe.
oerpoIters seJeben iUorOen iDar. Die
BerbittoIidteiieu betrageu etlpa
$4,000, bic BGtdnoe bon $50, 900
nIs $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
8ucicsnt.Ratc.

S4aibinafon. 30. gtoo.
0as 9uuoesobergeritr ireB oas
llrtbcil Oes @uuoeS-Rreisgerih.s con
gdrgInieH um po0urh ole @citim-
mung Oes itaatliben @iien6abraus.
iduiies, cab sic Eailagierrate inner.
boIb Der @reBeu @irginien'S . Cts.
5etrogeH ioIte. iiir neutrality-suspicious.
errfIGrt puroe. Tie gInorOnlmg 0es
@iienbrbuausiduiieS miro alio aui.
reht ertalien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

Bort gDron 81, l. Qes.

Bort BDron, 81, / De5.
8duber ipreHgten beute frH6 oas
5iderbeiisgemolbe Der State Bnnf~
uno entfamen nit einem Streden.
arbeiter-@agen nit $1,000 in 8nnr.
Jel6. Ginige Der giH1Uobuer mur.
ben 6urb Den oumpien Small Der
grDloiion geiUeft, ober ifenften Der
Sate feine auimerfinmfeiten, iooaB
Der Raub erit entoett iour0s. als oi'
Bonf fir 0as Seihdit geofiHet wer.
ben ioQte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
@anhis.



aoroner 6. so. Suun beri6tete
Dem St1atsaniDalt EedleHburs. o1B
Better Baelb, oelien lob 3u Der Ser.
baftlmg ser 17idbrigen 9leaie glor.
ton, inter Der Qlntinge mitifu(oiJ
an bem gtor6e 5ii lem, geiiibgt bate.
ourh eiuen 5aa bon elner Ereppe
iein @enid ge6rohen Bate fSrdu,
lein glorton Bate ihren @eliebten
Si0neD 8ater angetIngt ben alien
IanH DOR ieinem Sale dlorofor.
mirt 81 baben. Q9aels's IRagen iou
femiih unteriudt iDer6en, Inn mog.
lidern eiie 1us5ufiu0en. Oh 6raulein
Rorton's eBdbluns besrinoet lit.
gafer lit geiIoben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Nnnrnnmmrn.

8aibington. Z g. l. DECEMBER.
Serbert 6. Satterlee BON Ren
gort, oein geitern Die Steaung e..
nes SulisTlotteniefretdrs ais ytah.
iolqer bon g1aDbr rD, Der sun
6aupt oeg Tepartements gemndjt
pur0e. ange6oten muroe, BAT beu.e
6em pr1ii6enten tele5rapbirt. baB er
ieins grnennunq anuimult.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
8titere qeidlsn at60rsrn.

Gitts5ura, 0a 2 1es.
Aus Ser RaHel,st0s,en Jru5e BET
3RariaHHa Dur5eH .DGhre1o oes IA.
qes ipgitere II 2eiden geioroert
Dpicr Der ueulit3en G5ru5eut1t1-
itropbs Gs fino MN rs 9gIfe oLs
Emsetommen ieitssitelt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
NlaFIerfirma pIsitt.

45itfs5lirg, "a, 2. Ae3.
Die 9Satlerfirma sSobn .. glrn.
itrona & 60. peIde i'm CORNERS
9anf Builoing etablirt lit. erfldrte
Nh banfgrott un0 iIbertru5 ibr g..
sentbum an oie anDaltsfirma Chap
man & 8ainbow. es heiBt. DAB bic
perionliteH 9eitdHoe bic 8erbiHo.
Iiffeiten iiberite.aen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
2sbensmhSer 3ahnarst.
RgU Dorf, 1. 38ember.

@d6renS eiHes Aniaas iempord.
rer6eiitesit0rung, Dabrideinlih Ser.
Dorgerufen 5urh oeH Soo fsiner
Satin. begiug Ter 3abnorsf 1r
Rauooip6 !. sat, Der Ieia 2ltelier
in ser eeyinBioH Aoe. Bate. 1el5it.
moro arr eem f5rabe ieiHer 5rau i'm
ssooo.an0 srIeoboi inogm er @it
Deridllnfte.
6ran 6aB bate am -. go0ember
Ssl5itnoro 5egangen. aHaeblih neil
iis aui i5sen Gaiten Daaniinais e..
ieria5tia mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Sanf Seerioneu Derbrannt.
Scranton. A5a.. 3. ~.

Cine Seuers6runit, Die DdbrenO
Ser gtadlt in Dem SlnpelierIooen Don
9lntbonD S9apiro in Ser @orltaot
0idion ousbrah. bate 0en So0 uon
fiini 5amilienmitaIieOern 5ur 5oIge.
Sbdpiro. Elm Sobn un0 eiHe Sohter
anO bic gltern Der 6rauSbapiro ian.
sen Oen Zoo in oen 6laHmen. 5rau
Shapiro mO 5spei oHoere &inoer ent-
famen ourdl einen Sprung aus einem
Seaiter oes 5Deiten Stodperfes ouf
Die StrnBe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
gnrtun sdatamtsiefrstdr?
&lenelnnN. Ohip. 3. 80

Ser g@lepelanO RIainoealer miro
morgen beriffen, oaB Dem &ongreB.
abgeoroneten Sbeooore Burton BON
GleOelauo pom neugelDdblteH Brdit.
benton S0it Der Eoiten oes Sihns.
anltsiefretars aRge6oten moroen lit
Serr Burton bat oas q ge6ot in
grp1gung ge5ogen uno miro Serru
Sait antnorten, OnB er lid fiir ooer
miOer eutideioen miro, nad0em iib
Die 0bio'er Senatorirage gefIdrt bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

ft-~-~aAtkt * g.
@dbreno Die geitdiisitraBen i'm
gEor0eH Der Stal.. frHher ale1heuu.
seordHat Uoa 2feEidleH mareH, rer.
,anrTieiie ein 92aru 0oB auBen oie
Ebifre 0es snDelierla5ens BON
5beooors 5ren. 400 Sye6er1l Cir.
iLis 6as grofe Shaaienster Gin
Ez0 ranute nit gDei 7vu4ternleu poQ
Tiaul11iter urA zzi1a1alnazn 81,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Sin prObatss W9ittrI.
SolpAo Syhin 3 "a

2pleUO5 A'JtU. z. 2e3.
lin nidt l1nger Den auImertiam.
feiten zines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ausgeiebt 81 ietH. Danote iid 5rau
Gliie Smitb an 0ns @eriht NIT benz
@eiuh I'm einen Ginbaltsbeiebl. Ocr
es @iIliam 6. Hagan Derbietet. lie
ferner nit ieineH 2iebesaHtragen unO
gluimerfiamfeiteu 81 beIoitigen.
Ger Ridter bat nod feline GHffhei.
0mlg letroffen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
CSnanspiae. csnS /

~V7lFF' F'777IIlNf N1FFNFT = W
glahtreiter ited4en frii6 W1orgens
oie Sheume Oes 8armers 8. 8.
8oiiar in g8nrid GountD in 9ranO.
Die Sheune mar beinabe gan5 nit
6abaf gefiiat. Solar ipobnte fri
Der in aentudp, unO es 6eiBt, 0aB
er iih BORT ben SAB Der 0ahtreitct
5l5og.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
@elpbtrrn pereibiat.
@aibington, 1. ge3

Serr gtaDberrp. Der ueuernaHnte
ggtretar Oes observation-disclosures,
mur0e beute Dereioigt uHo n1bm al
elmer aabiHettsiisuns tbeiI. Sein
Borgdnaer. 6err Nietcoli besleitete
ion nan 0em @eiBen 6aife.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

<oululUBlDUt i. .It5.
Daniel 5. aeefe BON Detroit. Did.
nurbe beute gum General @iumaH.
oerungsfonaniiidr ernannt, an STEELE
0es peritorbeneu fSranf y. Snrgeui
Serr Seeie lit 9rdiioent Der .s5nter.
national 9ongiboremens Union.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

uon. gsat langerer SSasO tuurOe aber
Der @auner Oingieit gemad1t, ooh
bate er bel Der miloen sSlud)t einen
Shell ser 4oitbnrteiten perIoren. 9ie
geraubten SdNuuditiide batten einen
gSerth BON $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
fsneridlabsn.


LlIlAsl AltL.I 2 x.
eineS5euersbrllHit 8erit0rts oas sc.
ihdifsoiertel Der CrtifDait Bef0iae
in @reaa 6ountp. einen Sbaoen OoH
S200. 600 anridreno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Gin JuE.

Der aHsebIidl bonn Ssr5Os Der Abrns.
sen an SrI. Glfius seiaueir Ser.
IObHnssriHs@ bat eiuen @ertb
DON nur $11.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Ticket Agents Friends
Are Trying to Settle
the Case.

VIII II. shafcr. ticket agent OF
tho Puget Sound Electric company 7
who was arrested "Wednesday fol-
lowing the discovery OF shortage
In his accounts. was formally chatg
I'd with embexElement today.
Efforts 20 compromise the short
ngo ara now In progress but II VI
said that officials OF the Puget
SOUND Electric Co. are determined.
10 lot the law take it's course
The accused mans bond will ~"
fixed late this afternoon Il IL said
that Skaters friends VIII be on hatid
10 furnish bond IN any sum ip
According 20 the exports Who
have examined Skaters accounts.
discrepancies date from June last
That the shortage grew 90 such
large proportions Is due 10 the fact
that the office accounts were not
checked out for several months
Walter :. Fulton. counsel for
ShafeF. does not deny that his client
faces an embarrassing situation. but
thinks the matter IL one which
could be compromised with justice
10 all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
SHAFER FACES
FORMAL CHARGE
ON THE FRONT

Tue eableship burnside has been
.teAh"u aud painted at Qua rtermaH-
ter harhof, ana II waiting orders.
Advice was reviewed yesterday
.t tho safe arrival In Cauao 81 ths
mi NvAian bark Niltrw. with a oar.
80 OF lumber from Tacoma
The steamer city ~ Puahia win
hasi Tor Nome az .. IN. today.
survey 81 the steamer Hum
hetat shows that har how will have
- DC rebuilt Tho work viii be
Lone ~ the dock al Basic iiarhor.
The steamer Santa crua arrived In
pert yesterday afternoon Win aaI-
waste ffom the Humboldt picked up
naAF where she grounded.
The british steamer 0ienfarg has
bren chartered ny the q. A. IA 40
make voyage from Vancouver 10
ttenskenE. leaving Dee. 1,
teraaY az Numa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
williams Is Following the
Trail of the Indiana
Senator.

..,,sa rted Williams, " Massa
..,. a Democratic orator OF
. = reputation. arrived tn Sc
~ !, ,asn today 90 SPEAK tonight
-. ~ Armory Mr. Williams came
~ Tacoma. where he spoke TO a
- a.. suaseaee last nlsht
80 met hy a reception com,
$40 rhalrman John Y Terry. et
$50 ,,,,nsx central COMMITTEES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
The Council Orders Them
"a Be Of Ornamental
Design.

n. fsusnes eomuslssee aslted -,
=, /. sssahltsA thre ofnaiaei'tal
s.s.slns fsas,sains. one on l'oa.'s'f
So. 49, ! second ~ The tnssS .etio Vic,
= wessiake boulevard and cafih
= and = mira II ~'ms ''n' N
~ ~ aralnancs will = passed PRO
an, y I, IS ~ lnsiailinE thes..
$3.50 s.ss...s shsek are e be % cast
~ "a u orrsmen'ai design.
~. - - s.estisn of fountains At
49, 49,. n,lnss abost the city viii be
,aken ~
49, nntlrlnr efforts the teun.
-. srp 3 b. established. and
r.',ssllnsn Way and supt Ma
49, - Y - street. department. will
- -. - al select a design for
a. ss's1sx founis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
DEMOCRATIC ORATOR WILL
REPLY TO BEvERIDGE

Georgc Murphy. no Sweeuy. Judge
~ G Milton and judge y A. Me.
Donald.
u had been planned 90 have MIR.
Williams speak at the university
hut this vas impossible. as only the
noon hour was available. lie was
escorted to the Savoy hotel. where
no WIS visited by local Democrats
during the afternoon.
Mr Williams Is following close in
senator neveridgo's tracks. and
takes the Indiana senator 10 task
la all his campaign apecehea. II
~ gcneraily believed that should
Bryan be elected. Mr. Williams h
sure Of an important cabinet port.
fnNo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
SOCIAL NOTES

Dos Party.
Miss Hrirn TrNmprf was the
guest ~ Miss Kathleen Uaffney yes
icrdas AZ box party al the Moore
theatrn Among thonc % the party
w'urg Miss Ruth Srhfam. Miss VIII
hrimiua Thomson. Miss Marjorie
Miller and Airs. aarfney
Royal highianssrs.
The Rayal MigAlandcrx vii enter
tain Al social dancing PARTY this
cyvuinK az Evergreen hall. FIRST and
Cherry st.
Dinner.
Mira Charles = Munday enter
tanned last evening nj dinner Va
celebration % the birthday anniv~r-
sary ~ Afr. Munaay Covers were
iaid for ia
engagement Announcement
MT and Airs d ~ " Griffin ~
Csarnett kan. announce this en-
gaErment ~ their daughter, Pearl
Bryant. 10 Nr. Graham Paul Tahcf
~ Seattle Miss Griffin has been
visiting her sister. Airs Marx Hiatt.
ln this city for the past year. while
Ny Tah~r has resided in Seattle
during fh1 ias8 five years The
ceremony viii be- performed At N.
prospective brides home In Garneft.
on Get - and the newly welded
couple Niii b. az hons ~ seattle
after jan. !. 1893
Bridge.
Mrs W. G0dwin was hostess
~ bridge party given to-day az
Sorority Tss.
The active members ~ the ~
hetR Phi sorority entrrtaiu~d NJ ira
For tec chapter aifuunae members
today AZ ne chapter house on Unit
Feraity Heights
knicksrboeker Club.
The kntck~rbocksr club Afii give
ia first dancing party this evening
~ Christensen Broadway hail
Acorn Club.
The Acorn club wtii give ia open
iuw dante 81 the season. fsea-s ON
Saturday ~ventnx. Oct. 10. ~ llrn
lmn Hia club hous. tsgh and Mant
~on - This viii be the first II
series u dances 20 be given On the
second and fourth Saturdays dur
ING The season
Arts ard Crafts
Last evening tt4n Progressive
Thouxht club gave an enjoyable
concert ~ the Arts and Crafts OK
hinitinn. being hid al the city Fed-
Grated ela5 house. corner Thomas
and Harvard NJ The C'uonlan club
Nill BE- ia charge ~ ths next mnafcAl
evening. 20 ~ given as srranNed.
- herzo e. n flat usinor E. Chopin
Miss Ethel Gurisn.
rEuuM 4 .Tuntf
Miaa Gvnrvi~Ts Britain
Spanish dances ......... H@Mftald
Miss Myra Jack
Goodbye sweet Day" .... Fannah
Nheua Van ~ ...... Beach
Mtsa Hertha cutler
C0Fumiitee on Matgimuny~. Conner
Miss Mabel Hunh
Lowe Ne II I Lave ........ Foota
Good Bye. summer ......... Tosfi
Madam s-iary
fiark. ffark. the f.ark" s.........
.ss-s &c. 4s.ss. schubert I.EaKl
Miss Nellie Mae nmnlmp
The steamer Athion on th# run 10
hr~urrtqE slu 20 into drYdoch for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

seattle Invitation" ia tho title of
the latoat A,-l r. song, which has
Ing co. Of this city The sons a. "a
seattle product words beings com
posed hy q. IS. warwick ana the
music hy q. J Cove, both Of this
city The cover design. representing
young girl with her hands stretch
ga forth in Invitation. WAS drawn by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

tire Gray line Of Seattle. vas car.
ryina passengers and loaded with
lumber, The lumhcr fiaated the
damaged eraFt and enabled the
Asunclon TO to~ her into port.
No cause has yet been given Tor
the accident The weather at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
ALASKAN HUSBAND
TOO MUCH WORRY

Suit for divorce was filed by
Marie Kelly against John Kelly IN
she superior court this snorninC
The complaint ALLEGES that the
couple were marncN In January.
1902. but that the husband ahgn-
doned Mrs, Kelly Ia May, 1904 NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Ivy Corset Models Promote Stylish Figures

are mentioned below
800 IVY MODEL 5o0-Ncw Corset this sea
son. designed 90 give long. slender lines Medium.
high bust. long hips and long back below waist
line. Made ~ strong couiil trimmed AZ top with
lace, and itted with two pairs Of hose supporters
81 so IVY MODEL 4OO-Designed for the full
figure, fits close under the arms permitting bust
to rest easily in the Corset skirt il extremely
long over hips and back below waist-lne, and
fashioned 10 give fat appearance in front below
waistline. extra pair hose supporters in front.
Material u strong eoptii trimmed with pretty
embroidery edge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
NORW 0 Cd In
COLLISION

IAN FRANCISCO. Oct s.--The
nr1srs OIL steamship Asunelen
.vr1kt into eors this afternoon tne
M~srr stezm schooner Norwood.
- ~hieh sire ecilided ~ o'eieek
- ~errlre esf Point corda.
rss Ncrscod, which belongs to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

$50 IVY MODEL 290-Pretty pink blue
batisie medium bust and moderately long hips
Designed for slender figures requiring princess
hip. Top trimmed with satin ribbon Two pairs
hose supporters attached
$500 IVY MODEL 820-This is very popular
Corset, designed for short. full figures Low bust
and long skirt over abdomen and hips; material
is double over lower part Of skirt. Strong coutl
is used. the top trimmed with broad band Of en-
faehed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
PLAN MONTHLY DINNERS.

fhs entertainment committee ~
the seattle Commercial rfuh has ar.
tHn1vd Tor a asu s'riock dinner ax-
cry first Thursday ~ the month for
nrmtera aud friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

The AlDlSn Yukon Pacific ENposi-
ton was today the subject of o.
speech nt the Trans Mississippi
congress al san Francisco. BY Capt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Notions and Toilet Articles

DIES sasy SHIELD Ef rs @1 e1sD Notions an
Twelve a card
PRISCILLA BINDING TAPE. l5e BoLT-Large ASS
ment Of eolors; bolt ten yards
FANCY HAT PINS, Toe EACII-DifTerent coIors
styles
AUNT LYDIAS LINEN-F1NISHED CARP
THREAD Sc SPOOIs-In various colors
KERRS LUSTRE TWIST i5c SP0oIs-Three Humid
yards spool
ACME CRIMPING PINS. DC BoX-Length 9is inch
good steel. dozen in box.
G. NJ G. HOSE SUPPORTERS. i5c PAIR-Sedom
tear.
SILK DREssNAKING PINS. 25e BoX-Fine pin w
good points
PRINCESS TOILET PIN BOOKS 15c BOoK-IIa
drawn Wire Pins
INVISIBLE WAVE HATRPINs. Zoe BoX-Gold ,
silver. finished.
MAGIC COMBINATION THREAD "SETWELL
CUTTER AND TIITMBLE, SC EACH Nickel; fold
Nickel finish guaranteed not to tarnish. pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

g. H. Dickson, Of Seattle, and q Sc
attic girl posed for the drawiuE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

HOuBIGANT's IDEAL PERFUME, OUNCE $3.50
Delicate and lasting
MARCEL DRESSING COMBS, 75c and 81 O0-superior
quality. all coarse teeth
RICKsECKER's COLD CREAM 5Oc--An excellent skin
food
wooDBURYS FACIAL SOAP, 1ss-we known as
Of the best.
EsPYs FRAGRANT CREAM 1oc-A very superior
hand lotion.
ROGER GALLET's TALCUM POWDER BOX lsc
Handy shaker boxes
PTvERs FACE POWDER, 95c Box-Le Treae, Ro-
siris and Axurea
LAVENDER FLOWERS OUNCE, 10c-Excelent for
linen closets
ROGER & GALLET'S TOILET WATER TWO
OUNCES. 95c-Peau Espagne and Vera vioette
At HANGERS 15c WEST ELECTRIC HAIR CURL
can be carried in Frs 25c CARD-Waves or curls hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

custody OF the two children and
suitable alimony Is asked for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

$40 BOX or PAIRs-Misses Fast Black Cotton
Hose real thread fine ribbed double knee high speed
heel.
si60 BOX or PAIRs-Alisses' Fast Black Mercer
lied Lse Hose, fine quality silky finish splecd heel and
toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
cAlcAQo aRAln.

Chicago Oct ,. tees
oIs'ion opsn High I.owle-iese
De -. 49,. ieislioisiooA im
May s..... iofh 'iot@ ifosA laar.
JAY .s..+4 - $50 ggN 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

The stpmer umotilla loft last
night at o'clock dor Frisco with
$40 passengers and q fun cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

}, w Powell, representative OF the
seattle Commercial uluh. Can't.
Powell has beone elected vice nrosi-
dent OF the congress for Washing
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

The steamer Athlon on ths run 20
hr~rrrrtqH siu - into drYdoch FOR
repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

PTvER'S SACHET, OUNCE,
Soc Rosiris. Azurea, Trehe Incar-
nat and Safranor. Scaled bottles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

"sETwELL" COAT HANGERS. 15c
Nickel; fold. and can be carried in
pocket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

CRAVEN NICKEL PLATED
DRESS SHIELD PINS. Toe CARD
Twelve on a card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
Misses and Boys "Rialto" Fast-BIack Hosiery

The economical advantages Of buying Hosiery
Box during the Scmi-Annual Sale now in progress
more pronounced by reason OF the merit OF the goods
siveness Of the assortments
Misses Cotton and Lisle Hosiery is prominent
School Hose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

MAGIC COMBINATION THREAD
CUTTER AND THIMBLE. SC EACH
Nickel finish, guaranteed not TO tarnish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

SOLID OAK DESK, SPECIAL ST., s5
-Double-pedcStal, solid oak. roll top
Desk, finished golden length, so inches;
width, 30 inches; height, l6 inches.
Substantially and commodiously con-
structed; two rows pigeon-holes, pen
tray and paper compartments Both
pedestals have disappearing arm-rest
and are filed with drawers, lower draw.
cr in right hand pedestal being extra
large TO accommodate books and letter
file Curtain automatically locks all
drawers when down.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-18
ALDRICH BILL AMENDED.
Railroad Bond Security Clause Elim-
 mated by Sponsors Motion.

Washington, March 17.-The sen- ate committee on finance to-day vot- ed unanimously to amend the Aldrich bill by eliminating railroad bonds as security for national bank note cir culation.
 It also decided to retain the law prohibiting retirement by national banks of more than s9.000,0 of cir cultion in any one month.
 No action was taken on the prop osition to increase taxation on emer- gency circulation outstanding more than six months.
 An amendment was also agreed 10 affecting the amount of circulation which may be taken out on bonds of various kinds The bill provides that circulating notes may be issued equal in amount to 90 per cent of the mar ket value of bonds deposited.
 The amendment to-day adds the provision that the issuance shall not be in excess of the par value of the bonds.
 This is intended to meet the criti- cism that certain securities might be ! inflated above par value by specula- 1 tors, and the committee believes the ] amendment will eliminate such dan i ger.
 Senator Aldrich introduced the amendments.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-18
GOULD STRIKE THREATENING.
All Union Men in Roads Mechanical Departments May be Called Out.

Denver, Col. March 17.-A 0. Wharton of St. Louis, representing the machinists employed on all the Gould railroads, arrived in Denver to-day to confer with leaders of the shop employees of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad, who went on strike yesterday. It is the intention of the unions, say the leaders, if the Rio Grande persists in its present attitude, to call out every union employe in the mechanical department of the Gould railroads. which include the Missouri Pacific, St. Louis. Iron Moul- tain and Southern, Texas and Pacific, and the Wabash.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-18
SEAT BRINGS s60.000.
Exchange Price Advances sS,000 Since
 Last Sale.

New York, March IA New York Stock exchange seat sold to-day at s60.000, compared with a last pro ceeding sale at s52000. The latter prices is that at which three seats sold immediately following the pub lication of reports from Washington on an investigation of the Stock eg- change.
 w B Oliver, jr.. who sold his seat at that time, was reported to-day to have changed his mind immediately afterward and before the transfer was completed to have offered 5000 to have the sale cancelled but this offer was refused
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-18
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Volume of Trading Falls With Price
 Decline.

New York, March 17.-There was some further speculative liquidation going on in the stock market to-day as natural sequence to the active selling to that end in progress at the end of yesterday The volume of trading diminished considerably and the Tightening of the selling pressure before the end of the day opened the way to an irregular recovery. The rally was not entirely convincing 10 speculative sentiment and the later market fell into dullness and hesita
 ton. The action of Amalgamatel copper was of large influence on the general course of the market and the evidence of support in that sto K helped the recovery. just as its sud- den break the afternoon before had