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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
TON IS
OUT Of
RACE:
HE WITHDRAWS FROM
THE SENATORIAL
CONTEST.
Leaves Field Practically
to Peoples Choice
Gov. Chamberlain.

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan 7 ny u.
7 joy relans today Ia the camp
of Gov George y Chamberlain over
the news contained ln letter writ
ten by United States senator @, w.
Fulton 20 an Oregon legislator to
the effect that he had definitely
made np his mind % withdraw from
the senatorial race In this state
Not that the adhsrcnta 81 the
governor had ever entertained any
doubt as to bis election "a succeed
Fulton, but they ala not cherish
the prospect Of fighting for thc-plum
whom the people Of Oregon voted
that Chamberlain should have a.
The letter written 10 the logls
iat0f. who viii not permit his name
20 be used In connection with a..
settles the question IN the oplnlou
OF Chamberlain followers. and n ia
thought that any movement now IA
existence 20 induce the Oregon
legislators 10 repudiate the pledges
they made to the people viii be
abandoned.
However. Senator Fulton has
not giveu any public notice az his
Intention 20 withdraw. bat the 'Oid
guard that haa been iaboring IN
bis behalf IL satisfied there viii be-
no flKht over the senatorial question
when the legislature meets next
Monday
Il - understood that Senator
Fulton wrote similar letters % other
friends after realizing evidently.
that the pledged legislators wero De.
tormined 30 vote for Chamberlain.
the peoples choice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
WILL DIRECT STAGE FOR
The king OF VAUDEVILLE

Comparatively foW persons know
thAi Frank Relcher. who IL appear.
Ing with Harrison Hunter in The
Van Dick AZ The ofphcnm theatre
this week. IL to be general stage
director Cor the farfeachlnE inter
eats u Martin Beck. King % vaude.
vile
For several years Ar Rsieher
staged plays lot n III suihcrn and
Julia MaFl0wa both before and
after they starred Jointly.
Rcleher worked hard for several
years as SothernA stage manager
but found time between things 10
produce The Van Dyck" The
clever little playlet caught the
fancy 81 Martin Beck. who engaged
Reicher on the spot which IL the
Beck method whom one makes
good.
Some Of the sketches siagod hy
Rnlchef have hccn seen NJ The 10.
eat Ophcum They include "a
Mountain Cinderella featuring
Mlns Julia liefno. and "The Van
DyCk Relcher was also rcspobai.
bic for staging John the Baptist"
and "rhe sunken Bell. IN which
appeared sothern and Mnriuwo.
Thirty Dollars" n clever sketch
which vii shortly be seen at the
Orphoum. was produced hy Reicher
But after travelling about the
Unitgd States FOR 10 years.
Hoicher has come into his own
and Il ia very probable that after
next June he viii have no time to
tread the boards
Mr. Rock has long nuraed the
idoa Of this new department Of
which be has been kind enough 70
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1.-THE STAGE! WHY, LOVE THERE IS ONLY
IMAGINARY! | WANTED REAL Affection
fssar sreeIaI ssrvIesl

NEW YORK. Jan. Wanted 10
ITraae Fame. for a fireside. A ca
/ eer. for eafesses. Illustfious name.
for loving man. Cheers. for chill.
|dren
sounds like a strange bargain for
these days
Yet Mary Anderson. the great
American actress. who made such
Jan exchange "a years ago. declares
she gos the best Of the trade.
Il only depicted love on the
stage. she said Il never could
feel Il there. Il wasn't real. 1
wanted Il real ! attn very glad that
u gave up the stage for 4 home.
My emotions. uuw. are real ones.
baud my life Is 20 happy IN my home.
with my husband and my two chill
|dren. that cannot describe IT,
IL Isn't bcst for girls to 20 on
|fhe stage Only the most talented
zones have a NE that Is AZ all bear.
able. For the others Il Is all work
land troubled
''ia their lives there Is none OF
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Clluton n. Howard. the famous
prohibition orator 60 not the only
bright and shining light in Rochea
ter N. Y A baptist theological
student of that city framed up a let.
ter 80 clever ia ita wording az 90
lead W T. Mustard of the far famed
Model salooa u WaBhtucna. Wash
20 believe him 10 be- a saloon Keep.
er. and b. has given him some good
advice on hnw 90 get the preachers
20 helm the saloon business
The ihcolog Clarence CLANCY by
name, wrote Mustard asking him n
be really circulated the business
card attributed % him. and n iia
circulation helped business Reply,
lng % thc two Inquiries. Mr Mus
tard wrote A. follows
MassHrd'a Warm Reply.
Waahtucua. Wash.
Nov "a. 0s
Clarence 81 Chauey DeaF SIR
~ have yours nj hand asking III
this Aalnun ever puf 0ut the cards
you mention Sure q has Does
Il help buslnesaf Wen. "a certain
extent Won see. the preachers get
hold u these cards and read them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
SAYS COLD WEATHER - NO
JOKE TO THOSE WHO
TO FACE IT.

A big husky tsamstcr with blood
IN his ere entered the office this
morning and sranNfixed a lone ~.
porter Miih an anEry stars Are
fou the guy shat runs this papefg
he reared With a mailsrrd pray
er the reporter assured him that b.
was not. being glad ~ the fact for
che FIRST time Ia bis hfr.
Well. reared the aHkry one. ~
u are. ser the guy Ina lookia Ter
Thla here business ~ fokiu about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

eueage me 70 handle" said Mr.
Kelchcr
IT viii be my duty 10 stage
every play acquired by Mr. Beck.
Charles Feieky ~ New York Will
read all manuscripts for the new
department
Mr. Beck has secured a f0.year
lease on the old Harrington house
IN New Nork and lt ia proposed 70
erect larRo office building The
Beck interests win occupy an On.
tire floor. in the center ~ which
viii Ne constructed a small. fully.
equipped theatre for the production
OF plays owned by Mr. Beck. It's
going 10 be big undertaking but
that's Mr. Becks habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
WANTS kLIM0hY
AND BUSINESS

4 divorce complaint VAS filed
this morning BY Carolina nFeEunfe
against l. G. hruNonHo Ia the 80.
pertor court Aiim0ny n the
sum ~ tie9 mongh and
the saloon and restaurant az asa
Rainier av. Georgetown. In adailion
90 the cancellation II the bonds 81
matrimpuy. vas asked FOR BY the
plalatiff An order wRs granted ~
Judge Gillian directing that the de.
PENDANT b. restrained from inter.
fcriag In the business affairs Of
the couple until a hearing IA the
case. which IL set for January 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

this weather has got 10 stop. thara
shut I mean most li'a oil right
fer Yon felierA a. sits around a fire
and hnilera faf more coal. but Ter
AZ feiicrs that drives wagons to
briug yuh the stuff. q haint no
Joke believe me
You may be- n good Teller fer al
I knuw. hgt douf seem Z care
about that Cot out the joahin'.
thats all. BE- sport aud don't
rua Il ~ Try Il yeraeis an itil
lose its humor mighty quick
Wheroupou be turned and vanish.
81 from the office a. suddenly AZ
b. had come. leaving the reporter
with food for considerable thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
AppaF for
Women Misses
and Children

manage the affairs Of the associa-
ton and 10 decide as 70 those who
may be retired on pension.
The school board viii be re-
quired to set aside monthly for the
treasurer Of the association GER
tain amount deducted from tbs
wages ef the teachers. Il Is gener-
ally understood that this per capita
assessment will be taken into con-
sidcraiion in establishing the wages
OF teachers
The bill viii provide that the as
sociauon's money be loaned only on
first mortgages on improved Iowa
farms.
The retirement board Is to con
sist of five members. who viii serve
without compensation. The actions
OF the board shall be approved by
the members OF the school board Ia
the district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

sS. 1907. and that hlt wife has boon
guilty q extreme cruelty toward
him continually since that time. He
says she makes a habit oi solng
60 dances regularly with other men,
ana holds conversations with them
over the telephone, and that she
often comes homo late al nlsht
without offering any explanation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
Relief FUND FOR
ITALIANS GROWS

The local Italian relief fund this
morning reached sT,agaGs. Dr A. j.
Ghigllone, Italian consul. reports the
total subscriptions received by him
az ff.10b.sO. He sent q lump sum
Of $4,000 10 the National Red Cross
society az Washington, -. g., this
morning The First Christian
church has remitted 1895, and the
American Type Founders Co. s9s.
The Italian committee which cam
vassed Georgetown. raised $40 IN
three days. o, A. Spencer received
s5h for the National Bank of Com-
morco fund yesterday
The lied Cross society fund WIS
swelled % Si,0232 ~ since last re-
porting, $685. having been received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
SAYS The CLERGYMEN AID
In ADVERTISING \
HIS SALOON

FRRRRkRRAANR4R ttttttttttttk 4
FROM THE BACK rae CARD or THE MODEL ga
LOON, W. L. MUSTARD PROPRIETOR, WASH.
TueNA, WASH.
Fcnds Nelahborat~~i grateful A
and having supplied my with choice
wines and liquors. allow loforr you
tnue 10 make dunkarda bsa0ars
industrious respectable members Of the
Ny liquors will nclte riot robbery and boodshed .
They VIII diminish your eomfor'a your
and shorten life shall confidently
to multiply fatal accidents and ine'rable diseases
They will deprive Of fe. Of reason md 4
OF
deen orphans. your sons In inndety
dissipation. Ignorance, esdneus
thus accommodate the public" Al OF
dying soul, family auppor-the buaL 4
pays and the public encourages H.
don't sell somebody else WILL know says Thou
shalt not kilt" mo drunkard shall kingdom
en- and do not expect the dunkafd maker
ter, but easy living and have esther
the wages Of lnquv and fa'sn on the ruiz Of my
Should doubt ability refer you pawnshopa
the poorhouHe, police the hospital
Of custom.
gone o. will convince you that / DO 4
what say .
! A 4 A a A A A a 4 = 4 a A 4 a a 4 a 4 A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
NAVIGATION CLOSED
BY BLIZZARD

VANCOUVER. 81. G.. Jan. T--By
u. P-Adxlces from Prince Rupert
axe that the blizzard now raging on
tbs coast has struck that elty and
navigation has been ciaaed to steam
ers By ice foes. Several tugs went
down 80 the gale and the steamer
fkanua ~ ashore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
WILL INVESTIGATE
CAR CONDITIONS

Secretary James n Harris, % the
Central Labor Council. has received
a letter from Mayor Miller aekn0wb
edEinK receipt % the resolutions
adopted BY the council. urging the
mayor. Superintendent Of Public
Utilities Bouilion and the city eoun.
Ell 10 take some action 70 remedy
the overerowded car conditions 81
the Seattle Electric company
Mayor Miller states that he has
forwarded the resolutloa 70 houillon
with the Instructions that be re-
port what could be done 10 relieve
the conditions complained %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
CLEAR AWAY
The SNOW
CHIEF WARD Will ENFORCE
THE ORDINANCE REoulR.
ING CLEAN WALKS.

Remove the snow from the side
walks In front Of your residence.
This Is the order which chief 81
Police Ward today issued % his
aergeants and patrnimen.
There Il a city ordinance govern
ing this natter said tie chief to-
day. II says that every occupant
q a residence facing a paved OF
pianked street must remove the
snow and lea from the sidewalk IN
fronf ~ hiH property have or
dersd my men 20 strictly enforce the
ordinance because I believe Is en-
f0rcemens will minimize accidents
20 pedastrfana~
50 remove the snow and See.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
SHOvELS SNOW;
is KILLED

TACOMA, Jan T.--Hy U. P.--
While shovellne snow from the
sidewalk IN front Of his homo
early today. w. q. Young, ~
years old. slipped on the icy
pavement and fell with such
fierce that he died almost in
stantly. Young has a brother
in Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Although santa Claus brought
them together on Christmas day.
1907. their happiness Was short ae.
c0rsiinN % the divorce complaint
flied ~ Ralph D. sawyer against
Llla SAWYER IN the superior court
this morning
SAWYER states In his complaint
khag he was married on December
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
kTEsT ORDINANCE TO Pre-.
|VENr sl9E.sHoWs NEAR tx.
POSITION Is DOOMED.

q Despite the @ot that there Is a
kHnelal public demand for procans
z}Rnary measures ON the part OF the
81 j 90 prevent the surrounding 81
II Alaska. Yukon Pacific grounds
~ disgusting sidc shows And Wn,
&hhtly peanut stands. the second
aHempt of the exposition commis
Aion 20 have the necessary ordi-
nancCs passed promises to meet
with defeat at the hands Of the city
@ancll
The fire and water committee, TO
#hich the last ordinance prohibiting
DC erection az this class OF over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
COUNCIL WON'T HINDER
the UNSlGhTLY STANDS

night shaeks was referred. and
which met last niEht. will either
eventually ropor, The ordinance un.
tavorahly og LET Il die In a pigeon.
hole
While the only action taken by
the committee last night was 20
formally lay tho ordinance over for
a week. several OF the committee.
men are known 70 be inlmlcal to
Il, claiming that q Is class legiala.
ton, and that the city has no right
70 say what the property owners
surrounding The exposition grounds,
or university grounds, as Il ia
stated In the measure. shalt or
shall not use their property for, or
what structures they shall or shall
not erect thereon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
Fall and Winter Goods

We will start our Annual Clear.
ance Sale Saturday morning az 3
@ clock. II is not very often that
we get overstoeked. but this year
finds us with more than We care
20 carry over This means that
we will sacrifice all our Fall and
Winter Goods. consisting OF Cloth.
INK. Hats. Shoes and Mems Furnish.
ing Goods, at less than half price.
You know that when We say SAC.
RIFiCE. WE MEAN IT. This viii
be record breaker In prices at
the Rainier Clothing Store. li04
LIST av. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
PART on TnE TREATMENT.

Tompkins had suffered terribly,
and az enc time u appeared that
uinatlon But ektliful doctors and
a pretty nurse tended him most
carefully. and the crisis was success.
fully passed. The pretty nurse was
FompkiuH' one ray % sunshine dur
ing the weary hours, and be fell
desperately IN love with hcr.
Nurse Edith" be said ono day,
Twill you be my wife when ! re-
covert"
Certainly" replied the consoler
~ HufferiuR humanity.
Then my hopes are rea llzed.
You do really love me7' queried
the anxious Tompkins.
The pretty nurse Htammersd.
"Dh, no she said that's merely
part Of the treatment. must
keep my patients cheerful
promised this morning 10 run away
with man who has lost both HIS
legs. Penny Magazine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
CLUB WILL URGE
HARBOR NEEDS

Secretary Geo T.. Boos OF tho Sc
attic Commercial Club has written
letters % civic bodies u the ports
~ the surrounding counties. lnquir-
ing their harbof and river Improve
ment needs. which no VIII lay before
the Washington delegation IN con-
WreaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
FOUNDER OF SAN
DIEGO DIES

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. 7-~By a.
P.-AionxO + Horton. founder Of
the city u San Diego. aud known
as Father" died at a nanllarlum
here today after a short illness lie
Was unconscious for several days
before he died. lie was s5 years
old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
HON. c. c. poWELL.
fstar Speeial Servlce.A

DIES MONIES, Ia. Jan. 7.--Hon.
c. c. Dowell. bachelor senator from
Polk county. who has served In the
legislature for nearly IS years. will
this winter introduce a bin TO pen
sion "old maid" school teachers.
The senator viii offer a measure
providing for the establishment IN
each school district having a popu.
lation Of 10000 inhabitants or more
OF a Teachers Retirement Fund
association. Every teacher. when
she accepts a position In the dis,
trlot. becomes a member OF the as.
sociatlon. and has an equal voice
IN selecting a board OF trustees to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Steps have been taken by the Sc
attic Commercial Club 10 establish
reciprocal relations with over 50
commercial organizations over the
country and the exchange of oour-
tesieg 90 each others members. On
g presentation Of hiH membership
card, member would be admitted
% the privileges OF tho club at
which he Visits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

Tbn foiigwins pafenass prfess wars
|. sH1ted on We4tsrn fhfs morning
PQILTY Ola hens mvs weight
A~fts3tc per polnd dressed. lie PET
posnd. dressed. lie Per pound broilsra
i've. ttg Per pound. dressed Soc
s9unees Val per deaeat duckA mpfiua
i've itc pes pound dressed f1o PER
psand piseons 81 per dsEsn. tsFkar
I've. lie dressed zee
nrTf ER--tse4i raneh. If-ass per
pound
KgGs Local ranrh. fse
MEANH - Dressed Veal. large 1.He
veal Ic-so ~. steers. So fh mutton.
wtthHfi. Sc ser r1ln9l ewes a4c per
peeaa. Hogs. SAC Der pound Lamb
e. PER ~ Bulls and oxen. 2Ac per
Doana
MEATS - Dressed - veal tarKs ss
per Fqguds medium. 4-IIc
Tps following are local quotatIons
mace % western Az fNfs morning.
n Apples ftc4tt.G9
NEfEfA HtEa-carrotH 81 Der sack
rev potatoes fit-fso per ION spinach
fe9 per BOX. teets 81 pr sack fufnirs
. poe per sack parsnips 81 Der sack. hot
holas lettuce. $3.50 per ease cabbage.
ih-1 &c PER pound
Steamer St Helens arrived yes
terfay evening IN San Pedro with
lumber from Mukilteo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Missouri Is the greatest tobacco.
producing state. The quantity Of
the weed produced during the fiscal
year which ended June 30 last was
1i,2iz,21z pounds. 5.000.0G0 pounds
more than WAS produced by North
IAIOlInn which came nexl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

The New YORK state wocinfy viii
meet AZ ) o'elaek tonight az EgAna
Dramatic hall. First Av. and Cherry
a. The New York State Fair Cpn-
mission ia expected ta BE- present
A good program and dancing IN
scheduled All former New York
ers are invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Guy T. Gould. supervisor Of sal
aries and allowances. representing
tho first assistant postmaster gem
eral. a. IN the city for several days.
with Postmaster Russell be VIII dis
euns the adfisahiiity Il changes tn
several nuhstaiiona IN the city After
visiting the University station. he
expressed tire opinion that the quar-
tcra were inadequate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
INJURED ALIGHTINC
FROM ICY CAR STEPS

While ullghtlnE from Green
Lake car ut South Shore station last
night Richard Haywood living at
1903 N 65th g., slipped on the Icy
stops and was injured He was
taken 10 the Seattle General hos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
PHILLIP KELLEY is
SERIOUSLY ILL

Phillip r. Kelley IL seriously M
az his residence. 602 nOylston av n.
Mr. Kelley Is one Of the best known
citizens, and Il vice president Of the
Kelley Clarke 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
HOGS GET BETTER TREAT
MEAT.


q The Mt iiakeF Park I'm. /.
= proFemeit club. representing /.
= the property owners 81 Mt ,
q Baker park and the amryuuud. /,
= Tag district. iHst niEhi unnul I
. mousiy endorsed aud urged /,
. the passage of The Stars or. I
q dinanco governing the capacity I
q 81 street cars. introduced BY ,
q Councilman Weaver tn the I
= council Monday night. I
= a physician present quasied /,
. why the health department did I
= not require. the regular dialn. ,
. facslon ~ the cars. The gov. I
q eminent Il more particular r.. I
. garding the sanitary condition !
4 and comfort ~ hogs than che .
= authorities are 81 the pAsscn. I
o gers on the cars Of the Seattle I
. Electric Co. he declared ,
= 80. S43Ha HHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

When the national commission
meets 10 Cincinnati II Is said that
the Brooklyn club will ask the re.
instatement OF Jimmy Sebrlng. and
that the famous outlaw player Will
be let down with n fine. II this
develops Scbring VIII manage the
Brooklyn club OF the National
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. by Y.
P.--The police are looking Tor hen
taufn Goodman. leaeisr. Uh0 l.
wanted Tor embexxlement q leFfsiry
from various dealers Amounting t8
5000 IN value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
Will Give Dance.

The Fraternal Aid association has
issued invitations 20 a dance to be
given az It's hall. 27i5 Jackson A..
on Wednesday evening next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

OLYMPIA. Jan. Frank ~.
Dallan. IF.. private secretary Of
Gov Mead. will be appointed sec
retary 81 the railroad commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

The Women's Auxiliary OF the
Pcnnsylvania society will be enter
taiued at 2 y. M. tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. Chas. N. WinRer, az
go 18Th av. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

The ut Baker Park Improvement
club last night unanimously en-.
dorsed the proposed Bill which Ole
Hanson will Introduce into the les.
islature making pool selling a Eel
ouy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

HOQufAM, Jan. 7--Ry T.. p
The cold wave over the Grays Har-
Dor district has caused logging
camps 20 shut down until the wealth
e. modtratea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
MaRY ANDERSON

The sweetness Of motherhood aud
home. the things that really make
life worth the living
White Mrs. Mary Anderson DO
Navarro thus speaks. her husband.
Antoni0 de Navarro Of England.
smiles. immensely happy. delishied
that bis wife was pleased with her
bargain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
orlpman Was 10 Bland.

Claiming that hts grlpmnn failed
10 JET 20 when he came 20 the Let
Co sign, James MrFau former
conductor on the Madison It, cable
the Seattle Electric company Nc.
Fall was injured ia riiapae 0s fhe
result Of Tho erInmnn.a caraloaanaaA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Stevens Wumru's Relief corps
wiil install ~ officers with Stevens
post Saturday evening next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

The board ~ trustees 81 the chill
tdrcn's Orghopedic hospital viii meet
tut 10 a. M. Friday az tho rooms 81
I the Chamber 81 Commerce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Shawmnt arrived today
from OvcfhaulinR on the lIeffcrnan
dock az QuartormaHter Harbar
Tank steamer Col II. L. Drake are
rived IN the night from San Fran
cisco.
steamer Portland came out OF the
Hcffernan dock and proceeded to
Tacoma today.
Ship i1rskine M. Phelps put 10 sea
today after towing 70 Ciallam bay
yesterday afternoon. She has the
largest cargo Of salmon ever car
riad between the coasts.
Tug Hercules loft this morning FOR
San Francisco. She tOwed the
schooner So James up from that
port 20 Tacoma.
Mrs. Margaret Zane Wicher was
chosen county clerk In Salt Lake
county. Utah. this year on the Re.
publican ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

The EAinier Heights Improvement
club viii meet tomorrow evening AZ
OitmAn's halL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
Sheets and
Pillow Cases

SlXo0 Sheets,
torn and hem
med, no starch
special nc
each.
45x36 Pillow
{ a es, good
quality; lie
each.