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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

Tho percentage OF actual reserve OF
The clearing house banks TO-DAY WIS 30
The statement uf banks and trust con-
ra,,ins ~ f,r1ater New York. not report
those institutions have agSreSat" 9ep9s!S
nf 81 10I Sil 100; total cash on han9 S,",'-
9So 500 and loans amounting 10 s9'4'l9l
The Financier will say:
The statement OF the assoclsten uauNs
of the city OF New i9rh TOT ,,nI ,nS ,n,'Gi>
cndimg November 2s, taking actuaI cohol
.tn,xoe basis. showed q decrease OF
e. 5az Ioo In surpl,is reserve. bringing that
go, down 10 SIS SSl.l25, the lowest poihl
,sanhsd with one exception during lhr
ssant year The banks lost IN GaslI
during the week s. .053,Oo Que if,n.''!
or,.rniions with the subtreasurN. AZ
Gpei p,ot s,nolI shipments were sent to the
1nci9c coast and 10 Canada. 'oans col'-
,,.n 10 increase, the expansion LOT tHe
raaL inst ended having been SlO.57uI Wv;
nonnaits showed CORE sPonulhS II ~
creaso Of sa9o7. 200. and thls. WIN IN s
/ decrease in cash. accounted iof ,,,s NJ dnI
it III ;,anns Of the clearing house banks
hos.e ,,, larger than ut any previous tiille
Is ny .S"tr btaiorv. Circulation was uS
Z IN ,,.,,d during the week by nearly HZ.ouU.
oho ynalcing about oop con..nt . .sI
{ y.Sich has occurred on tae prosvnr ',.n. ,be
demption movement rns sSsnmnims summary OF the
2 Sta,o hanks and trust corPan'es ,bn
a,ar Sta.e New York not reporting 70 tnr ~
: iooriog house Indicated an eNPpusti Dto,,t
a. Sst.s0o In loans, an Increase oI ~
J @TT'50o nm in cash and an ihcteaH'
/ K ass 900 In net deposits, 49,. Clearing
The surplus. reserNe. 9, ner cent, or
house or cant above the legal 20 per
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK, Nov, S.-FlOur-Rcccipta
~ 200 barrels. exports $500 barrels.
Market. dull and unchanged. Minnesota
patents. $3.50 5.G5 winter straights, $i.55
@l.7S; Minneso;a "a bakers 81 zO4 - go;
s4.75d515; winter low grades. SG.59dD G 90.
Wheat-R-ceiptS. lG9 900 bushels: cv-
ports. sc. 400 bushels; -pot stNaGy. so.
red Sl.lll1ll3i elevator. No. > rcd
.l.l3s ( o. y, aooat: No, / northern Du-
iuth. sl.l6l (. o. b, afioat; No. hard win
Ter S1.l6 (. o. b. afoat. Further strength
was shown by wheat this morning IN re-
suonsc to steady c3bics. smaller north
vest receipts and less favorable Argentine
crop news. Ti1a ciose was partly 70 net
E;ghcr. December closed SlI; May
closed SlliH,
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EyaDorated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Nov 2S.-No important
business Is reported in the market Tor
evaporated apples. They arc quoted ar
crop, sT6c. according TO grade.
Prunes are unchanged. with quotations
ranging from Ic TO 1lc for California fruit
rangins; up To 30-I0s and from &c to 74c
for Orcgons SOS 10 sos.
Apricots are relatively active and firm
with choice quoted at S4U9c. extra
choice 9iG9ic, fancy. l0tMl0lc,
Peaches are unchanged, with choice
quoted at "a ic. extra choice. 13@Sc:
fancy sinllc.
Raisins are meeting with nothing more
important than a hand to- mouth demand
with locso ;nuscatcl quoted al 5imGlc
choice IN fancy seeded. GU13c; sccGicSs
4}eICc and London layers Sl.50Ui.G0,
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|IARKET ''SPOTTY;;''
i DNDERTONE WEAK
Er,h Show of Strength as Is
Manifest Plainly Due to
Artificial Causes.
huURE TO INSPIRE
CONFIDENCE OF PUBLIC
|i1d Discrepancies Between
|R,nking Statement and Con-
ditiOns Prevailing.

|xyW YORK. Nov. 2s.-There was
ro,ty show of strength in today g
4 market in a number of stocks not
4 [,llv of foremost prominence. Spccu-
q, minors were the material of the
liars who bought and bid up these
ID Many arc in repetition of those
h Yesterday, and there was rather
,,;;.h fluctuations in some of the
y which had moved IN response to
!, Yesterday. Hasty sales to real.
~ The sudden advances was dis.
mo rather than reassur'ng. to the
Zof Inc general list. The artificial
- Xsnnte Of advances deprived them
rsr;ncinp force and the usual fav-
mediums for trading operations
L;,slined to depression,
= hartman stocks, Reading, United
4. Steel, Amslgamated Copper and
s,an Smelling dropped to lower
The movement of these stocks
-Z-.Snod the undertone of the whole
M Their decline was based on
"a over the general speculative
{ IN. owing to the high level of
d the pr0SpcctlNe cdpitdi require
"a 10 the form of new issues, and
,sdercurrent Of uneasiness over the
Fan political situation, Foreign
ET securities here were large. These
IsMpcies between the weekly state
n II banking averages and the act,
!. nn5;tion. were unusually wide, espe-
: in the cash item. The gain IN
Eafsl367, ,000 indicated by the aver.
/. compared with decrease of
I5aOi in the actual condition. The
! Irrs daily loans have expanded only
,EiM6 while the actual increase in
4 lem was sl0,340.7oo, and this was
Igmsnted by loan increase of
uiOO in loans by other banks, The
krau, operations of the week seem
"a sys affected this item largely, The
Sage in the surplus III the average,
4 bgt sl,46S.975, reaches the sub
If,l figure of S6.6l7,225 in the act
= leaving, the effect of the latter be
" ,hus deferred for later statements
Abr average.
! Ia. were irregular, Total sales,
Y rslue. s2,66s.n00,
States bonds were unchanged
3sl during the week.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS..
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Cattle-Receipts,
about 90oO. Market. steady Reeves
SS.2UWI,G0, Texans, S3i0G 80: westerns
s3,l0G : 60 stockers and feeders, s.. 60 u
40: cows and heifers, Sl5o4i.9o; calves
s5.00m6.7S.
Hogs-R sceipts, about 1000. Market
) cents lower Light SAI5@ $50; mixed
81. .r565 50: heavy, $5.20@5.SO; rough, So 20
M5.30 good to choice heavy. $3.50 $50
pigs. $3,5Om4 so. bulk. 5000 5.GS,
Shcep-Rccelpts. about 20Oa. Market
steady Native S2.50m 10 western S2.Gl
n $50; ycarlings. $a.lOfGI.S5; lambs. $40.
$3.50; eastern. Si.no@G.$o,
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London Wool

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-The offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted
to 2595 bales. including now clips Bid
ding was animated at firm prices. and
home and continental splnncrs were the
chief purchasers. There was a keen de-
mand from Americans especially for
light. greasy morinos and fine cross brcds
which were occasionally dcarrr Secured
NlctorianS realized IS Id. Next week
a. $50 bales will he offered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
OF THE STOMACH,

Catarrh of the stomach is usually
caused by swallowing mucous. which
drops down from tho head and throat
ut night Quickly cured at little cost
by Drs. Shores famous treatment,
Els there nausca?''
do you pelch up eas?'
Are you tipated2''
rs your tongue Coated?'
'.Do YOU bloat up after eating?"
rs there constant bad taste in tho
MOUTH"
Now is the time 10 be permanently
cured. Drs. Shores are curing hun
drcdS every year.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Nov 2S.-Cattle-Re-
crIpts. 500 Market stcady. Stockers
and feeders. S2.S0di.S1: bulls, 50. i0n 100,
Cnives, So. 2506.O0 western steers, Si.5On
800: western COWS. S2.500A.5o.
Hogs-ReccIprs. 5000 Market. > cents
lower, Bulk ut sales. S5.2OHo-oo, heavy,
s5,55G5.7O: packers and butchers. $5l0
a 5.65; light. $5.lOa5.l5; pigs. S$,I5m ! 80.
Shcep-Receipts. none. Market steady,
Nuttons. $i.O00i .5 lambs. Si.3O@6.25
range wcthers, S@.i5 46.25; fed ewes. 500
% A y
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Omaha.

OMAHA, Nov. s.-Cattlc-Reccipts.
100: market unchanged. western steers,
81 psMb.7n: Texas steers. $4,000 40
cows and hcifera $2.lOm i.SO: Gamers.
s.. .O002.e5. stockcrs and feeders $500 q
800. calves, S3.25n5.I5: bulls and stays,
Hoss.-Receipts 600; 5c higher. Heavy.
IS 00d 5.T6 mixed. S5.5OM5.60 so. light, So Al
G5.65: bulk Of sales. SIS 5o@5.65.
Sheep-Recepts. 800; market steady
Venrllngs. sf.IU11.25; wothers. $i.00lO
aG5, ewes. S&.iOMi 30: lambs. E5iOM6.2O.
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New York Money.

~ YORK, Noy. 2S.-Moncy on call,
;.s hans. nominal. sixty days. 226?
nv ninety days. 3 per cent. six
1 y per cent.
IN. Prlmc mercantile paper. 32G Al
- exchange Grm, with actual
|Ir In bankers bills mt +.Si S0M
n ~ sixty days. and at i.S6,60m
iot demand.
zIclal bills. isi@4Sil.
40 dollars. 45c
.enent bonds. steady.
30 bonds irregular.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations were as follows Flour,
steady. winter patents, $s.i04 80;
straghts si.204 is5; clears $810p 100.
spring specials. SG.I01G.20; patents. S5.l5
@540; straights, S3.90@i75; bakcrs, So. 10
d4O0; No. . sprIns wheat, Sl.0o9l.0S;
No. 3. 96c1sl.07; No. . red. 81 o5s@l 0G;
No white oats, ioc: No 3 white, i93 n
soc; No, . rye, 7o6 &c: good feeding bar
ley, SIC; fair to choice mailing, jS'G6lC:
western, sI42l, rrimc Timothy seed $500
m3,i0: clover. contract grades. $9.3r;
short ribs. sides Goosel. SSl2,66.623 ;
mess pork. per barrel. Sli.506li.62!; lard
per 100 pounds. S9.@@9: short clear sides
(hoXedl SS.I5EIg0N.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
METAL MARKET QUIET
IN ABSENCE OF CABLES

NEW YORK, Nov. oS.-No change OF
consequence occurred in the metal market
IN the absence of cables Tin was re-
ported easy at soo.15d 2a.?5.
copper is firm. and some O. the larger
producers are said to be holding for high
gI prices. Lake is quoyeG al Sli3Ii IN
li.oO. clectrolytic, siiIaiGli25. and cnst.
ing SIi000lIl2l
Lead, dun, al 42Il@4S3l. Spel,er.
steady at s5.l06615
Iron was unchanged
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
Total sales for the day. i74,s0O shares
Clearing House Statement.

NEW YORK. Nov 2s,-The statement
OF the clearing house oanhs thvs days.
shows that the banks hold s2S,l30 500
more than the requirements OF the p per
cent reserve rule, This is a decrease o!
81, 46S a75 I'm the proportionate cash re-
serve as compared with last week. The
statement follows:
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New York Sugar.

M. ioRk, Nov. 2S.-Sugar-Raw,
ljtr. running. 3.iic. centrifugal, sc
Ed inoiasses sugar, 2.l9c.
4 ia 9u,et; crushed, SOC, pow
------e, sranulated, 4.99c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
New York Produce.

=, ioRK, Nov. 2S.-Duttcr, steady
80 special, 2sc.
C,, INN; unchanged.
:, regular; state. Pennsylvania
hay white fair 10 choice. 500 Acc
Esu and mixed. fair To choice, 81
''s%rn seconds. 30132c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
Read these symptoms al
TIE HEAD AND THROAT.

This form OF catarrh Is most COM
mon-resultiug from neglected colds
quickly cured with little cost by Drs,
Shores famous treatment.
rs your nose stopped up?'
''DoeS your nose discharEe?''
'Is your nose sore and tcnder?'
els there pain in front OF the
head?"
DO you hawk to clear the throat?"
"Is your throat dry In tho morn
lng?"
"Do you sleep with your mouth
open?"
You con be easily cured now, Don't
let IL run into complications.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
EECElPTS AND SHlpMENTS.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. oreamcrioss 220
30c,' daireS. l9lm95r. EGGS, strong mt
mark. cases included, 226 26ci firsts, 29c.
prime nrsts. 30c. Caccsc, steady; l2S@
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
ST. Lonis Wool

ST. LOUIS. Nov, 9s.-Wool, strong; NC
dunn grades Conlhing and clothing. Ira
2oc. light fine l6@l7c; heavy fine, l2@
aic: tub washed. 206I H9c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
Trcasury StateEent.

Soy 2S.-Today
stat eroent Of the treasury 1a!an:eo ,, l3o 5oc % ooo
s,eneraI fund. exclusive OF '''
gold reserve. shows; s,.X san es3
Available cash balances 2S.37J3S8
2,id coin aud bullion. .,-..e'.'' as.0ls 06o
C:Ild certificates .,..s'.'''''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
THE BRONCHIAL TUBES.

When catarrh OF the head OF throat
Is neglected or wrongfully treated IL
extends down the winGplpe into tho
bronchial tubes and after a while at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
do YOU HAVE CATARRH? ?
Catarrh and don't know it..

rs the wax dry In your ears?"
do you hear better some days than
others?"
rs your hearing worse when you
have cold? ?"
Don't neglect this until your hearing
is irTeparably DESTROYED.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
WE TREAT AND CURE

Observation-Disclosures, nose and
throat troubles. eye and car diseases.
bronchial end lung troubles. asthma
stomach, liver and kidney diseases.
bladder troubles, female complaints,
chronic diseases OF women and chill
lren. heart disease. nervous diseases
chorea est. NItus dancc). ricketts,,
spinal trouble. skin diseases. sclatiCa
md rheume tlsm, diseases OF the bow
e,s. piles. flstula and rectal troubles,
Eoltre Cor big neCk). blood diseases,
tlpcworm, hay fever, hystcria, cpl
lrGsy insomnia, etc. and all durable
nervous and chronic diseases
Prices and terms low and uniform.
and can be arranged 20 suit your con-
vcnienCe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
see. Many folks do have

tacks The lungs, QUICKLY cured with
little cost by Drs. Shores famous
treatment.
Have you ccCgh?"
"Do YOU take cold casily?"
Have YOU pain in the sIde?"
"Do you raise frothy materials?"
"Do you spit up little cheosy
lumps?"
''po you feel you are growing
wcaker?''
Don't risk neelecting these warnings
stop the disease before it reaches
the lungs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
Save Half Your Doctor Bill

Drs. Shores also treat and cure all cur
able Nervous. Private and Chronic dis
eases of Men. Women and Chldren-and
liberal reductions on all diseases not In
cluded in the Special Offer viii he extend
ed to every sufferer. No matter what your
trouble is a reduction Of from 20 per cent
TO so per cent will be allowed on all cases
beginning treatment this month Don't
neglect this chance TO be cured Mt cost or
near it-no matter what your trouble may
be. Call or write Consultation eXamind-
tions and ADVICE FREE TO ALL,
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OF THE EARS.

Cntorrh extends from the throat
nlong the custachian tubes into the
cars. causing partial or complete
deafness. Quickly cured with little
cost by DTs. Shores famous treat
mcnt.
'Is your hearing falling?"
DO your cars discharge"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
THIS GENEROUS OFFER GOES INTO EFFECT AT ONCE.
Liberal Reductions on all Diseases this month

serious complicated
December will the special So month rate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
MILLIONAIRE
IS DEAD
INV unlt,d Prsss.l


fRutTYALE. Cat. Feb. 10.
while william Hush. who deserted
his wife and disappeared from his
home In iierkeley on Feb .. was
speedlnR across the continent yes
terday 10 effect a reconciliation
With hia family. his father, Nalen.
tine Hush, died AZ HIS home In
Fruitvale last night
Young Hush has been entrnnFed
from hts family since his marriage,
five years ago. 10 Julia Talbot u
belle Of Oakland ana Berkeley. On
February 2 young Hush diaappear'
ed. aud was finally located In New
York and persuaded to return to
his home,
Valentine Hush was a well known
California pioneer. formerly a pow
er in republican politics. Besides
the son william. the deceaAad
leaves four daughters. Mrs Thomas
Magse, Mrs. Win Magee. Mrs.
Frank Il Wells aud Miss Florence
Hush. and two sons. Valentine. IT.
and Walter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

given 10 view the frat two ed
tons OF Edward $ Curtis iNorti
American Indian" hook ana ita az
companying foilon of fine Indian
photographs. This II the first IN
iahed edition. which will be fnl
lowed ia the neat five years bY
eighteen complete books. giYlna
life. characteristics and history oi
the Indians OF Western America
Mr.. Curtin ii nov In Montana
working on the history Of the plain
and mountain Indians. The fol
lowing were the patfoneHscHi Mrs
D. &. llaineH, Mrs. Robert noEie
Mrs. H. g. iluEheH. Mrs. Jas A
Moore. Mrs. John Hartman. MrH
". Patton, Airs. Edward :. Meany
Mrs. J. W elise. Mrs Fred Sand
or, Mrs. !. 4. brace. Mrs. A. n
Stewart. Mrs. n II Field aud Mrs
\. Webster
Tabernacle Baptist Church kotss.
SUNDAY afternoon. IN the fsbsfs
nacls baptist church. ON Firth aud
Union. Will be held the Frances
willard memorial services. In
which the u. Y T. unions of Heat.
tie Baptist churches viii paflieis
pate.
Rev. John NJ Dean. Of the Tab.
ornaele Baptist church. left Mon
day for Portland. TO address the
congregation OF the Central Bap.
tlst Portland church. lie may be
gone two weeks,
Rainier Chapter, d. A. n.
Rainier chapter. h A, r. meet
next Tuesday az the home Of Mrs.
n. M. Caldwell, 2Ii7 10th st n
The subject. Child Slaves OF
America" viii be discussed under
the leadership Of Mrs. John I. Con.
don.
o. a. n. Convention.
Al the Last meeting Of Rainier
chapter. u. A r.. Mira. John Ieafy
WAS elected delegate 20 the Ma.
tlonal u A, H. convention. to be
held April 20. In Washington city.
ID. G. Miss Roberta q. Frye Was
elected as regents alternate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
GREEN LAKE PROTEST
HAS EFFECT

DEMONSTRATION Of the Green
Lake postoffiee matter has been OF.
dorcd BY the department at Wash
lnrson. according 10 telegram re-.
erived last nlght from Senator
plea.
This means that the possibilities
Inspection will NO over the susiFs
matter again aud the Green Lake
patrons may be supplied with their
own postoffies aa before
Il has been figured out that II
tho consolidation sfood. the s.seo
Green Lake gairons ~eald be com
PEELED. collectively. % travel ~
miles each out VI the was each dat
or ~ 900 miles for all. aud wuaad
spend $500 car fare PEI dsY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19

SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. ia.-ut
terly shorn OF al her eld.tlme
friendships. estracised and summed.
with the gamt Wolf stalking at the
door Mrs. Anna NJ. bradley Is pay.
ms the bitter price.
Womankind reioiced when a
Washington Jury Justified her XII.
Ing Arthur brown. former senator
aud father OF her two iilcgitimate
children Hut I'm the hour Of her
greatest need. womanktnd has turn.
ed a cold shoulder toward her.
To-day she Is living IN the most
extreme poverty. IN two miserable
little rooms in shedllke rear
kitchen OF house In one of the
poorest quarters Of the city. The
walls are than and the winter winds
sweep through the cracks. biting
aud cruel. Only a little kitchen
stove warns them.
Hunger is u frequent visitor.
Heart hunger Is constant lodgor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
COLD, HUNGRY, STUNNED, MRS. BRADLEY,
ACQUITTED OF SENATOR'S MURDER,
LIVES A BITTER LIFE

/ The women who once delighted 90
honor this woman, whose brillianey
aud talents were the envy OF them
all. nov shun her as a peatllenee,
The neighbors warn their children
not Ia play with her little ones
II Is the latter which gnaws deep.
/ ~ into her aching heart. That she
Is shut into world composed Of
herself and her children she does
not otherwise regret
Long ago she came to realize the
weight OF the stain upon her name.
She has walked miles through the
streets IN search of employment.
personally replying Ia want ada.
She has answered scores Of others.
invariably the result IN the same.
They do not say Il "a because she
Is Mrs bradley they do not want
her. But she knows. And In the
attn watches OF the night, when
mercitul sleep has stillcd the
hunger OF her little flock, her debt
claims heaviest interest
There IL hut one ray OF sunshine
IN her poor, battered. broken life,
the wonderful love of her children
Most children love their mother, bat
the love OF these children seems
something different. II Il deeper
and stronger II Is love that un'
dcrstands Il n the sort OF adora.
tion that says In the mute follow.
ing OF sad. accomplishing eyes.
Never mind. mother. We love
you
Just now the family Is wholly de-
pendent upon the earnings OF her
son. Matthew Bradley. 10 years old,
whose salary as messenger boy II
81 week Mrs. bradley returned
from Washington utterly penniless.
She has been unable TO earn one
penny since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
BITS 0'NEWs

Women'a Tuesday Club.
The Nomen'a Tuesday club win
meet March / with Mrs, G. l.. Par
kef. 1a3 Second ay. W.
Alpha Club
Mrs. Mcdonald. Of Denny way
and Twelfth av.. will entertain
the Alpha club the first Monday
Of March
Ladies' Musical Club.
A students program will be
given Monday In the auditorium of
the Y NJ. {. A. BY the Ladies' Mu.
steal club.
ST. Marks Lecture.
Walter ]. Thompson. Of Taco
ma. addressed the Mems club OF
81. Marks church last night on
the subject. business Dcmoc'
racy."
cotsrle Club.
The coterie club will meet Fri.
day afternoon with Mrs. II. r. Fish.
itth az. y. = Mrs. W. r. Henry
viii read a paper on Colonial Gar.
dens"
Women's league Meeting.
Mira George Z. Whitman. mis-
sionafY for many years IN China,
will lead the Womcus league
meeting the afternoon Of Feb. 10
In the parloru Of the Tabernacle
baptist church.
Personal.
Mrs Fllnor Ingeraoil Thorne will
attend the Saturday meeting ~ Ia
coma of .lafy Han chapter. u, A. H
While in Tacoma Mrs Thorne viii
be the guest Of the vice state re.
gent. Mrs. Macenghiry.
Trinity Parish Church Concert.
Mr.. y Edmonde Butler. assisted
by Mr. bowman Ralston, basso, aud
Arnold Won der Aae. tenor, viii giye
an organ recital Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock In the Trinity Parish
church. Eighth aud James
Curtis Studio Reception.
Last night the Curtis studio pre-
scented festive appearance. dec
Grated with the glossy branches of
the black huekiebefrY and hanging
near we're the rich browns Of la.
dian baskets aud photographs.
| The occasion vas the reception
s.sazzsz
Soap Lake Salts will relieve all
forms Of rheumatism. zee
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WILL Snow JAPAN ACT.

VICTORIA. ~ G.. Feb. is--on
the steamer kAEA Maru. which sail
Ell today for Yokohama. WAS ga.
Consul ilorikawa from Vancouver.
who IL taking With him copies Of
the nsw bin and FUN Information
for the Toxic government. There
are also i2b Japanese Guaranteed
az William Head. left by the Kasa
MAfa 60 be landed shortly. and
these wlli also come under the new
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
JACKSON MAY RUN
WITH BRYAN
fsy United pre...)

ALBANY. \. Y. Fob is-An
agreement. whereby Hearst Ia will.
ina To be represented on hryshs
tIeket BY William Schuyler Jackson.
attorney general % New York state.
as the NebFasksn's running mate.
II aaid TO have been agreed upon a.
the result Of several conferences
between the New York editor and
ths Commoner Report has IL
that Hearst viii support the BRYAN
ticket with his papers II II carries
Jackson ~ a candidate for the vice
presidency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-19
RAILWAY AGENTS
ELECT OFFICERS
10y uni,sd prs...)

los ANGELES. Fob. Is.--w. ".
Mills. Of N0rwaik, Ohio. VAS
unanimously elected president Of
the National Association OF Railway
Agents ~ the closing session 81
The convention Of that organize.
ton which Was held In the Hay.
ward hotel last night Other off
GERS we're also elected and Il Was
decided 10 hold the nert convention
In New Orleans NJ date 10 be fised
later
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wirr's Love woRrH 5000.


SALEM. ofe.. Feb. 1.-The state
Supreme court has ruled that the
alienation ~ wins love IL worth
81. 600 10 the injured husband The
court established the quotation on
wifciy affection late yesterday
when II affirmed the Judgment IN
favor Of W. H. ireland against Al.
bert ] Ward.