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scUDAMoRE's CASE.
Arguments Are Heard in Habeas' Cor
 pus Proceedings.

Tallahassee. Fla, March n.-Arguments were heard by the supreme court of Flor ida today in the habeas corpus proceed ings in the case of George c. Scudamore. the alleged defaulting cashier of the Peo- ples Bank and Trust company of Pensa- cola, who was recently .adjudged insane
 scudamores attorneys claim that he is illegally held as there is no statute under which he could be adjudged insane and ordered sent to the state hospital for the insane.
 The court took the case under advise ment
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MADAME. GOUEI
 OFF FOR t1
ERICA

March H., i6ane Anna Gould, accomps DS mFee on,.- .. dren sailed today on s liner Adriatic fromNtfs aI York. Sine had origina'y sage on the North Germaul Prinz Wilh elm, but caHeel1 gagoments, expecting fe -. departure for a few daga, moment the state rooms gs for her on the Adriatic.
 hI 5 ere tlat sa He'd for Prince Helie de Sagan sis9i the United States today, 51l - 'ion oi '' s passport however ehae ue .ooH hicn is not for America last Monda VI hocausa a an unusual proeeeuine asidenc>s passport Is one of the hesiNNf,I docu. of identity for purposes of ! '& ments. st
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Raymond Iitchcoek,s Trial.

New York, March 1.-The trial of Ray mond Hitchcock, the comedian, was con- tinued in the supreme court today. The work of securing jury continued slow ly, but with the belief the panel would be secured before the adjournment to- night. Mrs. Hitchcock, the defendants wife, who. with all other spectators, was barred from the court room yesterday, was permitted to enter the room today.
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FIRE DAMAGES FURNITURE s
 

Decatur, March u.-(Special1- City Furniture and Installnlert on Moulton street, New Zee damaged by fire and water te stock Is valued at 5000. Tle
 about 75 per cent, fully e ge surance. The Kentucky bio ]
 aged $10oO. It is owned by j ! The fire originated in the af store, where a stock of ma F packed. No one knows how ls
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.(O)E|| E
NEW BALLOON REce
Trip of 13o Miles is Maus 's
 Hours Time.

Hampton Falls, N. H., Ner new speed record for ballooninl England, and one which il isl U is possibly better than has bJ
 s,o, ,,,..as,s ,.E to hi town, a distance of about 13d three hours time. The bslt s,, operated by Leo Stevens of A., who nao "ilia T. h''um. sr prev i,u 1orh ae as mad speed reeos1 run ..sneu .asf fal when he went from Pittsielu | .S !. Teach, Conn.,. a distance of in two hours and half.
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CRUISER BIRMINGHAM
 IS HIGH CLASS VESSEL

speed. To accomplish this her screws made 200 revolutions per minute.
 The Birmingham was sent over the course IT times, beginning with a speed of 12 knots, which was gradually in- creased. The average of the fastest five runs was about 24.6 knots. The Chester averaged 25.1 on the same runs.
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esssssssssssssssssss-sss'A~-Iyssss , GIUSEPPI
 WILL

Denver, Col. March h. evidence in the trial of charged with murder Francis Leo Heinrichs St. Elizabeth's church last, was concluded u prisoner was not plae The defense called oi''fes Joseph Cuneo. formerl. Denver and Dr. Baron present local represent ian government. Both sicians, although Dr. Gun that he had not had tiII
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Blame for the Fire.

Cleveland, Ohio, March 11.-Coroner Burke rendered his decision in the Col linwood fire today. Conditions existing are blamed. but no fault is charged to any one Frederick Hirter, the janitor, is exonerated by the coroner. He says he found that he was at his post when the fire broke out and that he duly gave the alarm upon discovering the fire and that he opened the front and rear doors of the building.
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Harqls Trial Postponed.

'-r 'Sv.. March 1.-The jury in the case of John Abner, charged with
 a. tie murder of Town Marshal James Cockrell during the Hargis-Cockrell feud, in 1902, reported today a hopeless disagreement, and was discharged. Tho case of Beach Hargis for the murder of his father was postponed to the next term of court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-12

Rockland, Me-, March 11.-With a southwest gale blowing and a heavy sea running, the new scout cruiser Bir- mingham established new record for engines, in her screw standardization engines, in her screw standardiazations tests over the mile course off this port today. Her fastest mile was at the rate of 253 knots an hour, corrected
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ALIAS FATE SOON BE DECIDED

opinion on the sanity of the prisoner while Dr. Tosti believed Alta insane be- cause he had killed his victim without a motive.
 No evidence that Ala was an anarch- ist or that he had even been member of society of that sort or even that he had been a reader of anarchstic lit erature had been adduced during the trial
 Tomorrow attorneys on both sides will make brief arguments and the judge will deliver his instructions. It is expected the case will go to the jury by noon tomorrow.
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FOREST RESERVE
 BILL COMES UP

Washington, March 1.-The Appala- chian-White mountain forest reservation bill will receive the consideration of the House committee on judiciary on theG2th instant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-12

 had not the power to reinstate the men and added:
 He will have to wait on Congress before right and justice can be given to these men,"
 After an exchange of words between MT. Foraker and Mir. Warren, the lat ter said bill permitting the re-enlist- ment of the soldiers would be intro- duced very soon.
 MT. Foraker said he wanted to know what the committee proposed to do, because he might have bill to put in himself.
 Mir. Warren said he thought the com mittee bill should restore all rights with pay to commence at the time of the reinstatement.
 May we expect the bill to be in troduced at an early date?" asked MT. Foraker. t'
 q think it will be introduced at an early days" replied MT. Warren.
 MT. Tillman, referring to his re- quest that the Presidents order dis missing the men be printed with the testimony at the beginning of the pamphlet separate from the Presidents $ more or less arbitrary action, added that the President had made progress toward giving these negroes justice
 The Senate agreed to print the sew eral reports and the Presidents mes sage in a single volume as suggested by Mir. Tillman
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seaboard. quick line to Atlanta.
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Congo Matter Unsatisfactory.

Brussels, March 11.-Premier Schol- laert tonight announced the amend ments to the colonial bills which are designed to carry out his promises giving parliament control of the Congo budget. The amendments proved dis. appointing, however, for they fail to provide for the suppression of the na- tive labor tax. The radicals and social ists have decided to oppose the trade of annexation.
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nc h caring of 3iukeppe Alia, Sining Father tAa altar in ,ruary g,
 ing. The f he stand. + witnesses,
 consul in
 Tosti, the
 the Ital- as phy- 4aowledged
 form an
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seaboard, best line Eastern points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

BERKELEY, Cal. Dec 20 Be.
cause he outstripped al competitors
By two hours Ia n daring ascent OF
the Matterhorn IA early spring. and
because Of a record for inirspldity
and reEourcefulneAa gained while
mountaineering IN Switzerland dur.
INK the summer Of 1907, John Rag.
Ian Glassc0ck. senior student and
athletic hero Of the University OF
California, has been made the OBJ.
iect Of a flattcriuK distinction. he
has been invited to be "A member
Of the party OF exploration and
scientific research that will tray.
erse the plains OF Nepal. Thibet
and Afgnanlstau under the patron.
age Of tho Royal Geographical 80.
ciety Of London
From sunny California 10 the
snow-cappcd peaks OF the Hma.
layas. from the center Of educa.
ton and culture Of the Pacific
slope 10 the haunts Of the uncivli
lied nomads OF Thibet. IL the mag
nltudinous leap that the young
athlete will make. lie has left FOR
London. and after a pleasure trip
down tho Nile 10 Khartoum, he
will Join his companions at Cairo
ia the early spring 70 start on the
two years trip into the heart OF
Asia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
&c. peAKE seaINas oMe oM lupeg NoLAM

TORONTO, ont. Doc % OF
course you've heard Of the horse
laugh"
hut dld you ever Hea one AN
actual ha-ha from the smiling
mouth Of regular up-t o-date thor
pughhred equinef
Wen hardly. and TO say the least
IL IL unusual
hui there ia "a race horse ia this
city auhftered az the famous Wood
blne race track. that can appreciate
Joke aud laugh nH heartily as you
would AZ ono o. Low nocketadcra
salliea incidentally. when be laughs
be enjoys u thoroughly His Be- "a
real horse laugh.
Thia particular animal IL Judge
Nolan. the property % Mrs. Gather.
Inc Peake
Judge Nolan. bred Ia the purple.
in The blue graas % Kentucky. hna
never won a race. although be has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
TELEPHONES ARE
FULL or GERMS

AZ Che direction OF Health Com.
missioner J E Crlchton. Or Coo.
cts hactcriologiat is making an OK
animation OF telephone receivers 10
ascertain how many species OF dls.
ease germs lufk therein Although
the examination ia only partially
completed dlphthcfeuc. tuberculo
vita and other germs have already
heen discovered
Or. Crchton states that as a
reasonable prccaution tfansmltiora
should be disinfected often. lie says
that when tho mouth Of the trans
mlttcf ls moist there Is compare
lively little danger bat when Il be-
comes dry the germs are likely 10
be waited about Peroxide 81 hy.
drngen 10 recommended as a gcrmi.
eide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

been sent 20 che post more than
two-Wore times
Since he was a 2ycar-old he has
always been trained by woman
Mrs Catherine pcaho thought ao
much Of him that she would never
allow "a man trainer 90 handle him
Mra Peaka ia the only licensed fe-
male tralucr Ia Canada
During the last couple o. years
Judge Nolan has been dubbed a
Joke hy tbs regulars This sort
.of tiffed Mira ponkc, for he Is her
fayoriio
III be is a Joke. hy George. hou
laugh declared thc lady
And laugh Judge Nolan does
Whenever hia faithful trainer comes
10 hlm with "A little Joke or new
story ha gives a regular horse
laugh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

ft pnftraVH n1af exactly the hopes
ard beliefs 20 tnrtF uWu childhood
Peter Pan - 4 hos whu ran away
from nome when n baby because hr
Hia not want e. grow W and b.
president rs tlFita the home % the
NaftiuEH and takes the three chill.
Hreu On a visit 60 TIRE Never Never
Land Their adventures there are
WeutFFfui ana exciting. including =
battle with pirates and The complete
euhfuNatfnn % SIZE band
There viii Be fnuF week DAY mati=
nrea next week Tuesday. Wrdnsa-
DAY. Friday uHd Saturday ~~and the
children villa Be well looked afteF.
Prices fnr tire uAattuN9s are only a&
Ganta ana DO reu4N
This play IA Alexander Fantages'
Christmas Offering % The chiidrrn
Of seattle. lie does not expect 20
make any meueF-in fact. that -
Impossible Tor with 81 GOO a week
royalty and nearly that amount 90
extra expenses Tor the play and pro
dueticu. 10 u not possible 10 make
anything. even with fun houses.
However. AR FautaKss takes q great
delight I'd offering the play, and Il
IL perhaps worth mentioning that
the Lots theatre - tire first stock
house ~ Tits country e. give Peter
Pan. IL was planned 20 give Is In
5.oa Angeles and San Ffaucisco. but
fer some reason the production was
postponed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
EMPLOYEES GIVEN
HANDSOME CHECK

Following a custom that hHn been
established for many years. the -
= Johnston Co remembered their
many employees In a very gubstan.
tai manner on Christmas. several
thousand dollars being distributed
In the form u checks While the
Johnston Co II not a cooperative
Institution. lt has always been 10
policy 70 share with the employees
a portion 81 the yearly profits az
Christmas time H. y FfinRer the
general manager ~ the Johnston
establishments Ia Washington. was
presented with beautiful aatanma
vase hy the employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
LEO SPERLING STILL
IN VANCOUVER JAIL

Aahlsian, Prosecuting Attorney
John u Perry. after an unaucccsa.
ful effort 60 effect the return oi
Leo sperllug from Vancouver un.
der the Canadian deportation law.
returned 10 seattle yesterday
Sporting - accused Of aefrauding
Seattle merchants out % goods
amounting 10 $4,000 Canadian De.
porlatlop law provides that Grim
inul8 may be sent out # the conu.
try, but In this case the local an.
ihorllles az Vancouver refused q
act, and are awaiting instructions
from the attorney general az Ottn-
va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

The Allen Cuftls company ~ mu-
slcal comedy artists. az The Third
Avenue theatre. have dwua well this
week wtth "a Lost Baby Several
numbers in tnia weeks PHI nvuk 81
more applause than anything seen In
q travelling company presenting mB-
sicat comedy this season.
Manager Allen curtis pruphesinH
that next weeks PHI. "A Jolly Wild
VW viii contain even more high
class musical numbers than the farce
this week. and that the principals
All appear 90 better advantage.
u 10 a big change from maioernma
% mfHical comedy. and patrons 81
the Third Avenue theatre are tsHt
realizing that fact The shiftinn nf
the clientele % tie theatre from one
class Cf entertainment 20 another
seldom meets With - much faYor aa
that &C the Tniri Avenue dld this
week. and " next weeks biil proves
as acceptable the theatre viii have
TO be enlarged 70 accommodate the
crowds
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is RUN DOWN BY
BROTHER OFFICER

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee Sc ~
q. r Policeman q Is Hawkins -
the local force was ran down and
seriously injured yesterday ~ an
automobile Ia which A Il HRmiii.
another police officer. was riding
Hamili has been temporarily sus.
pended pending an inFeatiaa lion AZ
a result ~ the accident and alleged
misconduct while On dMty. and
Mctfaehs tho chauffeur. has been
placed under arrest. charged with
battery. Hawkins ia suffering with
a broken auklc and fractures of
both wrists. besides numerous
bruises ana cuts and a possible frRc-
tara u the skull ana internal In
tufica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
MORE NIGHT RIDERS
ARE ARRESTED

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec % by
4 p~ArreBts 81 alleged Might
Riders have been made ia Hum.
phrcys county Many whlpplnga
and vista have been charged to the
band. and Attorney General v. y.
Bowman IL understood to have sev.
efal confessions A plot 10 dyua.
mite property % large realty
owner. and plot 20 Hill a mer.
chant who paid less than 81 a
buahel Tor peanuts are said 10 have
been frustrated hy the arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
WORKING GIRLS CALL
STUDENTS SAPHEADS

CHAMPAGNE, ~, Dec. 26.--
by U. P,--Worklna girls here
put this notice In the local paper
fer the benefit Of the University
Of Illinois studentai
"StTscnts, attention: Girls
who are working and who are
fairly good looking can scarcely
walk on the streets Of Cham.
payne without some ignorant
aaphead Of student huttlna In
and botherlno them with their
attentions. Now, u would be
advisable Tor al whoN this con.
Germs to slt up ard take notice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

Miss Julie Harue. daughter Of
James a Hefne, fho famola author
~ Shore Acres" heads the coming
BIZ az the Orpheum iu q sketch 0f
her own entitled. a Mountain Cln-
fafelia" Nine Jewell with her
large company presents a mimic
vaudeville show In which puppets
play tho parfs II BE- entitled Toy
land Vaudeville" and a. said % be
exceedingly entertaining The MUIR
ray aiHterai Marion and Victoria.
4nye very pretty singing aud
dancing net % which fhoy introduce
several song Aitn of the now season.
THE ncrohatic euQ ~ the Dill % well
filled BY tho Ioaariiu trio. who pre-
sHnt Is speciality known az pictures
So the All" with which they have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
BUSINESS SECTION
OF TOWN BURNS

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Dec.
% 49, L. Virtually tho entire
business section az HRvia. Okla
q town ot 300 inhabitants. ia John.
st0n county. eaa wiped out hy fire.
the loaa aEgrcEatinE $4,000 rive
business housca. a lumber yard and
three warehouses we're burned A
defective fiuc caused the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

Buster Brown will close his sue
ceaRful run az the star theatre with
Tire performances tonight and tonor-
row afternoon and night ON Mon
day afternoon the star will offer
kerHiake's five educated pigs On a
novel act that win prove . surprise
VIII also b. Caron and Herbert. nov
city RcrohatEs Marjorie Barrett. iu
songs and mutations. Cuttsr aud
Boulien. In the comedy sketch. The
Whips IN HiiHf. Holiday and Cur
ley. IN the burleaque. The Battle 90
Too Soon. Henry and Alice Carver.
in novelty shooting and equiii-
briatlc act. Eddie H0esch, with bal =
iaa and the French motion pictures.
These acts viii run for ono week,
with daily matfuenn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
WILLIAM MORSE
KILLS MEXICAN

HAN UIEUU- IuIU Dec -HY
o.. r - ord was received here to-
day that WIN o. Morse son q
Samuel ~ a. Morse. inventor o.
the Morse telegraph had killed a
Mexican on the hlK ranch 90 81 T.
Campbell IN Lower California
Campbell who W. a resident ~
this eity. has gore Raath overland
90 furnish AID % Morse. who Co aaid
% - e9ufued ln isii. charged with
murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
STEAM TUBE BURSTS;
FlREMEN WILL DIE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. as-By
Z. P.--Thonas McCulisn. a fireman.
was 20 badly acnldrd that be prob
ably will die. and william Ludwig
son. the engineer. was slightly In
iuFcd as the result Of the bursting
u steam tube IN the engine room
q the Chronicle building about ~
O'Clock last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26
RonnEp or aTREET.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26.--Dy
u. P.-Beaten and robbed on a
thoroughfare With hundreds OF per
sons passing by. was the experience
Of Morris GOldatoln. tailor. Of this
city, last night, and today he Is at
the Genital hospital while the po-
lice are searching for his assail-
anita.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 26.- Santa
Claus, represented by Roy Knaben.
shne. floated and sailed over the
city yesterday afternoon IN the now
knabenshue airship much 20 the dc.
Hight 81 the children and aoroista.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

Wkr GlFls Leave Home closes a
yea ~ good business AZ the aeaftgs
statfe tonight III Hanry'a Min
Hfsb open tomorrow NIGHT LaveFa
II refined, feapactablr and strictly
"a iasa, high grade Amusement
~ hefe their Opportunity ~ az
ztiing tbs class of entertainment
80 III Henrv's Ministries appear.
..tnef vii arrive in their own ape.
fellm4n ears and give hle
r.os't Yafade at noon. on the open
III " me performance the rur-
n wtN rise 81 a fanclfuI preaeufs
4 EA ~ tne palace Of Aladdin from
~ .AFAbian Nights Tho scene IL 4
t...sf q pearl and gold. with uria-
'r NEht effects ELEGANT raas
4ss superb singers and u grand
'f.s..estfa are the features N the
=" Part A superb oIlo will f0lloee.
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camn overrun Wlth Thnnn

WENATCHEE. Dec. 26.-The
railroad camp az the Columbia sid.
ing has been terrorlzed for some
time BY thugs. aud officers have
been sent there TO break up the
gang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

- tH~ 8nnFNa
4 Al ARTISTIC eeent. 20 which 81 az.
5Ai.td rnpeH interest and impor-
~ ia TIRE coming az Louis 1Auea
NJ fttr 6ynt ere 81 the most
I wee T.ss sEs z Sf ss5.,,.,s ,,..,
'irtt.1d thls comedy % life. q
.snt n aispufatIon swept the caun
III = 81 whether she theme car.
~ tTrae hidden meaning. n ths
fil'atfers unprecedented were sym
~ o. real and 81 TIE play was
3'aly worthy of fhe player. TINS
RwfT e. now well known. fog rot
8x al Mr. Mansfield achieve :
4nwalnE triumua "a his career. bat
..slelisAea the works % ihsen 10
s n1ar# 4aAfd foundation than
z therefufara been hla fortune
Ntea Mf Mansfield answered "a
Enn last call. hIs trustees. iu look
n over tas p0Esitie claimants fof
- coveted prize. chose I.nufr
sEss a. the player most endowed
Pc ne recessaFF requirements to
Ns.'a1e IN this great work.
James presents the entire
IFsstal Richard ManHfielf produe
III lntset. emselllshed with ail ths
'HsS fnNsie, sxenlc grandeur. bai-
M fhoFu1y etc ard the largest
~ tsst Fefecfsd company thaf ~
'4 evtr had the honor ~ Offering
re Aphis tamra % Ma ieadfna
~ and is Al 4stresa - charn,IAe
.s,1praiity end kistriouic attain
feer GTnt@ ls the story o. a life
L'satened with ruin BY solfishness.
NIte ~ love.
W ttgry Of Peer 0yntT IL en-.
Nea4Fe1 N tender SENTIMENT. fire.
WIN fenapink almgr. and az
no elpernatHfaA The pEae
H1uleeg e be = distinct feature IN
- ita4tricAl season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

HARRISBURG. Pa, Dec. q. by
Y. p Mock Sem. the lepcr who
has been the involuntary and ex.
penslve charge Of Harrisburg since
July Z. 1907. died az the municipal
hospital this morning. tuberculosis
being the cause Of death.
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49, on AZ q. N-

SPOKANE. Dec. Charles
Mackay. fireman. was killed and
four others injured when the Bon
nera Ferry local passenger crashed
into a freight train at Elmira. Idaho,
yenlerday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 20. IL has
Just been made public that the First
National bank Of Nonrovia was
robbed between last Saturday and
Monday Of $40. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

The fourth symphony concert. ~
fhe Seattle symphony orchestra. viii
Be played az tho Moore on the night
~ Friday, January =. with RATHER
iue ooodHun, an eminent pianist. as
tine hOl0iaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

sNOHOMIsH. Dec. 26.-Dan and
Mike O'DOnnell, brothers, were
killed by an N. r. freight train yes
terday while crossing the track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

~ last Seattle L. % see peter
|Isf. lpf tomorrow afternoon az the
~ tnfatre the famous fairy story
~ " James ~ Barrie will be pre-
|a4e role. wy
.gefybqdy has heard much ~ this
fful play. and they know 10 ia
tsrn1 70 Re interesting. na well a.
nlfe delight To me children III
SD % be poaitiyelv refl and
.eny o. the srown-ups viii see that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-26

AgiAnipg with q matinee tomoF-
<tE ser Uine holiday attraction.
st4eA IN Icylaud." will open az the
tAfd An extra matinee will be
4fita on Friday. New Tearg day.
safes n ToYlandr 10 meioaioma-
m2sical, and 81 comedy from
7Mn " fniHh. Il - called an opar-
HI extFava<Anza, but Gan righfful-
~ y ciaased - a curuic opera Con-
|.,s1ting a logical plot and consist
~ Hory, rsptete with farcical affu-
49,, itdfefons complications and
-S9if rely fuunY dialogue. inter.
Ee1 with STIMULATING Nlttieisias
~ eteant Wheissome humOf It's
.ff3e ana coH&umie equipraeuf il
HI Y 30 splendid
me cRmpauS is strong IN many
{Eyt TIE principal parts ave III
Ia hands nf Eddie Hedway, who
~ ne original Gingerbread Men
.eAie Lynth. Helen Mcleod. GER
4 80 ifVrenre Gus fikley, Iohn II
seEd. ia Ward and VIII Halter
~ musical numbers are many and