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The evening world., 1909-01-19
RA YNOR AGAIN
SPEAKS on THE
PANAMA INQUIRE Y,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. - Senator
Rayner's resolution calling on the At
tnrHey- General for information con.
corning n report that he is proceeding
to bring suits charging certain news.
papers with libel in connection with
the purchase OF the Panama Canal
property by the United States was to-.
day laid before the Senate and Mr..
kgrUer spoke further In advocacy o.!
It's passage
The Senate by a vote Of a 10 y
al pt.1 Mr.. Lodges motion to send he
Rayrer resolution to the Committee on
tho Judiciary.
The evening world., 1909-01-19
RELIEF SHIP CELTIC
REACHES NAPLES.

NAPLES, Jan, l9-The supply ship
Celtic arrived here this morning from
New York. She is bringing reliet to
the earthquake sufferers. Her captain
has been ordered by admiral Sparry to
turn over his entire cargo to the Italian
authorities, who Will undertake It's dis
tributiOn.
The evening world., 1909-01-19
M.%.%ayvus

OCULlSTS AND OPTICIANS.
"a Fast 23rl Street, near Fourth Ave.
50 We,. !25th Street. Near Leno1 Ave.
442 Columbus Avenue, Ola and 82d SD.
rs Nassau Street, near John Street.
4s9 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN.
Opposite Abraham & SrAu
The evening world., 1909-01-19

FILES CURED IN . TO - DAYS
PAHD OINTMENT IL guaranteed to cure
ichlns Blind. Bleeding ~ protruding Piles
q 70 - day, Or moasy refunded. Soc. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
AWAKEN AND FIND
THEIR BED AFIRE

+ Crandali aud = Mercer stage
hands AZ tho Moore theatre. were
awakened Ia their apartments at
the banquet hotel. Third AZ. and
James 81. early this morning 10
flnd their bed In flames The stage
hands scrambled 90 their feet and
Mercer threw the blazing bed
through a window n the street and
a cali waa seat % fire headquarters
beyond the destruction uf the bed.
no damage was done,
an hour before the burning Of
the bed an alarm vas turned IN
from is2i Thlrd Az. where a
kitchen range had become over
heated The firemrn extineaiahed
the blaze. The proprietor was for
hidden 10 reliEht the cooking ap.
paratns Until improvements are
made
Shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning fire started In she base
meut 81 ~. PauIs church, AZ Queen
Anne av. and Roy e. Little dam
age vas done
fire. which started from an over
heated furnace In the home o. 4. X.
Erdman. NJ s2at Howard av dld
damage amounting % $500 before
the fire department arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
MEN WHOSE NAMES
BEGIN WITH "B" ARE
PRONE TO CRIME

simply because a mans name
begins with N. IL that any reason
why he should be- badY'
The records og the county jail
seem 90 bear out the assertion that
the men whose names begin with
the second letter Of tho alphabet
are likely sooner or later 20 fad
themselves viewing the darkenod
interior OF cement walls through a
row OF vertical steel bars
In Jailer John Roberts office
there Is a little book wherein IL
kept the names OF all prisoners IN
the Jail and those who have come
and gone
or ali the letters Of the alphabet
there are more names under the
index IN" than any other. the nun.
Der reaching 1874 Next 10 n
comes 3" with ige. aud third 10
M with il6. with all the win.
iamHes aud "JohnsOua." those two
letters have but 80 aud 80 rospec.
lively. 40 Il would seem that Just
because name Is common" Il
does not follow that the bearer
thereof should necessarily spend a
portion Of hla life behind the basa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
EASTERN COLLEGES
PLAY BALL HERE

n tho plans of Manager Stewart
~ the university baseball team 80
through. SeattieiteS may have the
opportunity Of witnessing perform.
anees By the much touted teams
Of the beHt eastern colleges. IN &C.
ton against the wearnra 81 the pur
PIE and gold. Stewart is already
ia receipt % letters from the man.
aRement OF Princeton. commenting
favorahly on his proposition. and
has written tentative offers 10
seven Of the other biggest factors
ia college baseball including MI
noia university. Al which Institution
the game Il almost a classic Ia isa
Development.
The idea II an amazingly large
one. aud eciipaea any former feat
u shle or AnY other Institution ~
geKarda the distance 10 be Travelled
and the expense 10 be Incurred. but it
ain provide the Queen City with an
exhibition 81 The national game. the
like Of which has never been seer
AnywhoFe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
BRIEFS BY WIRE

fiot Springs, Ark.-Sonator- elect
Elihu Root has arrived here for q
few days rest.
New York~-proaecutlng Attorney
Jerome VIII be given free rein IN
the libel proceedings against the
New York World. lie viii defend
tbs name OF Elihu Root as the
articles cast reflections against the
former member OF the cabinet.
New York-Efforta are being
made 10 secure the release OF Chas.
Morse. the convicted banker. on
bail. pending his appeal
Panama--The engineers accom-
panying Taft's party have found
nothing wrong with the gatun dam.
Mr.. and Mrs TAFT attended the
Episcopal church Sunday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Piles has
asked for an increase Of $1,000, 900
IN tho army appropriation bin for
tho purpose OF building roads In
Alaska.
LoulsvIIle - President Roosevelt
viii officiate at the laying OF the
cornerstone in honor of Abraham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
md ssenooraphers musl

tho struggle Tor existence
As far as acting upon Mt Mnt
theWa suggestion 81 Twins chris.
tiau life. without boing afraid OF
heipg deprived 20 work, ! fail 20
understand biu meaning % this,
knew 81 certainty that those Dc.
pending on others Tor employ ment
are always harusaed hy the fear OF
losing their jobs aud TITS atennE
rnnhor herself admits that ehe "
dependent on this dintaateful work
nf hers for a iiviuM.
The remedy proposed Nv THIS wnNe
Garner In the closing 90 hNr article
ia no remedy at all tlf I understand
uer earraotiyl. as 80 stand out
againEf~ what We consider unnfin-
cipied business practice would have
about che same effact ana mnot
with the same defeat as a group %
employees OF a trust striking be
cause they deem the operating OF
a monopoly ON a certain product
uuFiEhtecuH
NJ is a desperate game. and. sluce
a impeiH Fou 90 enBaRe tn II be-
cause "a Involves your very means
90 existence. you must subordinate
YOUR sefmnlpa about performing your
work And IN the meantime strive
10 purge business pf tie nefariouH
practices aud work for a hesterment
90 conditions eeneFali} that viii en-
able ua 60 carry on business more
ANOTHER srENo0nArHrR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
SPRECkELS, HENEY
ON TRIAL



room IN carpcut RS hail. San Fran
cisco. where pnlnck Calhoun. fuii-
iionaire. sits day after day In the
chair once occupied By Abraham
nucf convicted foion. When Cali
houn first took that chair the fact
was flashed TO every corner " the
country.
San Francisco. after heap 81
talk about them. has at last reached
the higher-ups. aaid the nation.
Now let's see what san Francisco
Is going % do about Il"
San Francisco hopes 20 DO about
Calhoun as she did about Ruef With
the exception that Calhoun r. a big
ger man, mentally. socially. finan-
einily. conditions are about the same
now as when Rusf tried 90 stay out
u jail ~ attempting to try his ac-
csisora
The Judge - the same.
Francis J. Heney. fully recovered
from the attempt on his life by sui
eide Morris Haas during the Ruef
trial. il The same The famous graft
fighter has lost none Of his fearless
energy. hts logged spirit. his un-
wnvering optimism.
Public sentiment. aroused through
the attempted assassination OF
Hensy. Is the same. almost soiidiy
behind the prosecution.
EX-conyicts. known 70 have been
hired by caihoun'a corporation as
detectives" plug ugiies IN daily at
tendance at the Ruef trial. stili hang
about the court room.
Jury Tamperina.
Two instances Of what are believed
20 have been attempts at jury tam
pering. Identical to the one discov-
cred during the trial OF Ruef have
already been reported 70 the court.
one by a venIreman himself
Caihouu's five lawyers have al
ready given abundant evidence that
they are on the same Job. 20 try the
prosecution by insinuation, as was
Ruafs one.
Before the trial II had been the
general belief that. frankly admit
ting the passage Of money, Calhoun
would plead that he was held up"
by Ruef
Heney was one Of the few who be-
lleved differently.
calhoun will attack the proseou-
ton and tie motives" said Heney,
on the night Of his arrival from the
east. That is the only defense open
TO him. The evidence against him
is complete. He 10 guilty.
"his only chance. II the Jury is
honest, is a successful effort TO con-
fuse the minds Of the jurors by rais-
ing false issues based on attacks on
the motives Of the prosecution"
The last few days In court have
shown vividly that Honey knew
whereof he spoke.
Today began tho fourth week. with
alEht Jurors lnInpnrarllY aelected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
GRAND BALL FOLLOWS INTER
EsTlNG soxlNe AND wREsT.
LING BOUTS.

The first annual exhibition and
ball ~ the Swedish Athletic assoele-
tson Of Seattle took place last sat
arday evening az Washington ball,
18th av. ard East Fir st.. and was
one Of the most successful events Of
Its kind pulled or this season.
In the absence o. Mr.. d Rraft-
atrcnl. who was assigned the well
come address. r. q. Falk delivered
an Interesting speech. after which
the evenings entertainment began.
Exercises IN line gymnastics. eun-
Stating Of drills. horizontal bar work.
ground tnmhling. pyramids. etc.
ware executed hy members Of the
club assisted BY visiting athletes
from the Y. N e. A., and were
highly appreciated.
A thFee-round boxing exhibition
between Ekman and Strand. :. A. A..
Waa declared a draw
A double Wrestling contest the
participants being Magnuaon. = A.
a. W. Hanson. y. r s.. and Middle
Ton. y. 7. 8. W. schultz. 81 A. A..
was the most interesting feature 81
the program
The prpKfAm was brought to n
fsntsh by a thrae~rOnnd aparffnw
match between Nwssson aud Henkie.
n A. A.. which was fast and furious
while Z lasted. Nielsen having pretty
much his own way All through
The grand ball vas then an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
COUSINS WE'D, NOT
KNOWING OF THEIR
CLOSE RELATIONSHIP

Married Tor more than two years
10 hsr fret cousin without being
aware Of the fact IA the experience
u Mrs Mamie Johnson. who com.
meuced proceeding for annuiment ~
her marriage In the superior court
this morning.
Mrs johnson IN her complaint
says she married Amal Johnson on
May z. 1908. Two years later. In
May. 1907. she learned that her
mother and his mother were sisters
She then refused 10 live with john
son. ono child was born a. thona.
johnson. ahe claims. has money in
the bank. hut she does not know
which bank. She further alleges he
does not contribute toward her aup-
port nor that Of the child
Johnson ~ a track inspector em-
pioYed b. The Seattle Electric COM
panY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
GUESTS in .NIGHT!Es" SEE
ONE ACT HOTEL SKETCH

"Cut 4 cot Cut II ootiT ordered
Ruck. after Eachrech opened the
door.
Chase yourself" said Eachrech.
and then be started after the night
Waterman. according 70 reports re.
ceiyod by the police.
Eachrcch IL said TO have backed
Mr.. Ruck into a corner and the
punching began Heads popped
from doorways az the mill progress.
ed mcrrily For about four inmates
there was a hewildering exhibition
OF ducks and counters. hooks and
blocks
Suddenly Mr.. Ruck dashed out
with his truaty right and SIR. Each.
rech crashed 20 the floor for the
count with a broken Jaw.
After the combatants left the
scene OF the carnage, the police put
Ia an appearance. No arrests were
made. Mr Eachrech was taken to
Providence hospital II win be SOW.
eFai days before he will be able
TO talk.
And 10 a commercial traveller this
f. some handicap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
FEAR FOR SAFETY
OF A FISHING
STEAMER

Considerable uneaslneaa Is being
felt By shipping men concerning the
fate Of the fishing steamer Ida May
which put out from Tacoma for the
banks ~ days ago and has been
heard of only once since, whereas
her usual cruises last only 10 days
az the most She carries crew
Of eight men.
The weather at the banks during
the past month has been exceed.
inRly severe. Her owners IN Ia.
coma have been waiting auxiously
for word from her. but day after
day bas passed only 10 bring I'm.
creased anxiety, as by this time,
shortage Of provisions. II nothing
more. should have driven her TO
sock her home port. II she ia yet
above water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
w. ]. BRYAN WILL
SPEAK IN SEATTLE

William Jennings Bryan IL likely
10 be ans ~ ths speakers for the
eighth International convention ~
the Epworth leagues. 10 be held In
Seattle July I'll
Word was reeeigsd this morning
from Chicago. where the program ~
iprinx prepared. that Ar. Bryan had
been asked ~ this program commit
tr0 - give them a Seattle dnte
during thr convention. and that The
committee expects 20 secure him.
Headquarters Of the local commit
tee ia charge Of the convention ar
ranaemcnfa we're opened up IN room
as New York block today, and win
be maintained until the convention
closes A publicity secretary has
beer employed aud a comprehensive
publicity campaign VIII be- carried
on ia which the Alaska Y ukou Pa
ciflc exposition and Seattle Will DO
advertised equally with The eonvons
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

Juneau 20 Valdez, and the Portland
left the latter port for Ketchikan.
Steamer Meteor arrived today at
ketchikan with freight from Sc
attic.
Steamer Shna Yak arrived az Ia
coma today. with freight from San
Francisco.
Steamer Santa Rosa left out this
morning with passengers ard cargo
for San Diego via San Francisco.
Steamer Queen left San Francisco
for Seattle yesterday.
American steamer shawmut sail
ed yesterday from San Francisco
TO accompany her sister ship Ire
mont TO New York for transfer TO
the government as transports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
ON THE FRONT

American ship w. +. Babcock.
Capt Sterling, ~ reported az hav.
ing arrived yesterday at Syndey.
n. s. w.
Tug Hercules arrived IN yester.
day. bringing the lows Sc. David
and Big Bonanza here for CONVEX.
sion TO stone harges by the Coast.
wise Barge and S. s. Co, and left
out again for San Francisco this
morning.
Tank steamers Col. r. l.. Drake
and Roma arrived IN today from
San Francisco with oil for the
Standard OH company
Schooner Alert sailed today from
San Pedro for Port Townsend, and
the British steamer Princess Ena
left the same port for Victoria.
steamer Ohio shifted from Cor
dova TO Valdez
Steamer Cottage City arrived TO.
day az Skagway on her outward
voyage.
Steamer Bertha shifted from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER NOW
M HOSPITAL WITH
BROKEN JAW.

Time.
1880 O'Clock this morning.
Place
Savoy hotel
Caat Of characters.
Charles Ruck. a night Waterman.
William Eachrech. a commercial
traveller
Spectators Gin "nighties''l. beliobyH
and the police fafseF Il vas overD
This IL not a dramatic review.
But the story IL not without
dramatic features
II happened thnawiae; Shortly
after o'clock this morning Charles
Rnek. night watchman OF The Savoy
hotel. vas Informed that the man
asemrnt would appreciate his 81
forts n be would cause less noise
In room on the sixth floor
Ruck went 10 the room daaig
mated. which waa occupied by VIII.
tam EachTech, a commercial trav-
eFor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

tndef tho heading Heaps 81
Lies" ln recent edition Uf your
paper. writes a stenesraphor OF her
QnAlme and aeruples in eNccutlnN enc
work that affords her q Twins, and
how heiNA engaged tn This dishonest
work l. repulsive 20 her Christian
othics.
New the thing Tor my follow
worker g. remember - this Roth
your employer and Yourself are err
gagged ln the struggle Tor existence,
Ant while the conscience Of NWWF
employer may be FAR from hcinN az
sensitive "a your oWn. ho must ears
tetnfy find his dishonest tactics of
EtttInN business az times rather
odions. q - not a pleasant Same
this Nf ekiuN out a living teVen II
some find it very faseinatinA on eN-
ciunRls but enter the game we
must, and. since the rules % it de-
mand that we must play unfair
sometimes 50 as not 60 lose out, We
may a. well conform TO a without
30 much protest Nesofting o. dis
honest business methods. without
apparently scFupla, IL surely Far
from mAkinE ua hold In respect Ur
Aonor the nAn doing business that
way. but my sister. in expressing
your hcrrcr and disgust az one man
playlnE the safnc uufetriy. yea have
only attacked efteet. and nut tne
.srauee, ard that cause Is conditions
which viii make IL Imperative 20
resort a such methods 90 carry pn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

The members ~ tho Mountaiaeers'
club yesterday liked from Port Or
chard 20 Charleston. a distance Of
eight miles. The rain and mud
served a. an impediment. but did not
deter the men and women who took
part Of the "muEh." Coffee and lunch
were served at a campfire. which
the party built on the beach az
Charleston.
Interesting Debate Announced--
A debate between the Young Mems
Debating club OF the First Preshy-
terrain church and the Y. M. G. A.
Literary Society on the question:
Resolved. that the Chinese Empire
WIN Be Partitsoned Among the
Great Powers viii take place IN
the Y. NJ. G. A. auditorium Tuesday.
February 3 nj Sis p. m. Preaby-
terlans have. the affirmative side.
The judges are. Eek Senator r.. W.
w. Jones. J. W. Dolby and christo-
pher Horr.
Manning Rsturns-United States
revenue cutter Manning returned
yesterday to her life saving duties
Ia Neah bay. after being repaired
here in a minor way. and taking on
coal She recently brought the sur
vivors OF the wreck Of the schooner
Sequel to Port Townsend.
Juror IL lil-Iliness Of Juror T. II.
Todd resulted in postponement of
the case Of the Westlake av con-
demnation proceedings. which were
continued this morning before SUI
perior Judge Albertson. The case
was postponed until March "a.
Husband Locked Up--Fesring that
he would carry out his threat 20 kin
hts wife. Mike Kelly il now locked
up In the county Jail. Attorney +.
ID, Hughes. acting for Mrs Kelly.
asked that Kelly be locked up with
out bonds. fearing that were he to
be let loose he would kin his wife.
Mrs. Kelly is suing her husband fer
a divorce. on grounds OF bad temper
and cruelty.
Bench Warrant Issued - Bench
warrants were this morning issued
for the arrest Of delinquent jurors
when court was called "a order in
department No. I Of the superior
court Jurors r. A. Wright. w. A.
Steel, H. Elster and Green Field
failed 20 answer to their names when
tho roll was called
Taxpayers Coming in--F'rom now
until March rs employees IN the
county treasurer's office expect to
earn their pay with a vengeance
Today commenced the period during
which taxpayers. by coming
through" can save , per cent on the
tax assessed against their respective
properties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
CITIES IN CANADA
ARE OUT OF COAL
AND SUFFERING

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Feb, i--hy
Y. PA telegram from the town
~ Aberdeen, Saak.. on the Grand
Trunk Pacific. says
Tho worst storm 81 the season Il
raging here and the town is com.
pletsly out OF coal Traffic IL also
blocked Il ~ believed a number Of
places are similarly affected. an the
Grand Trunk Pacific has not run d
train over a portion OF is new line.
owing 10 Anow bi0ckades. for three
weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
STATE NEWS

Aberdeen Late Saturday after.
noon Merss Schifln threw Arthur
Cestiand across a revolving saw, and
the latter'a body was cut "a two.
Schifin tried 20 escape. but was
caught and IL IN Ialt HAD blood ex-
listed between the men,
Chelan--C Y. Bisscyt Of Seattle
will deliver the Lincoln day address
here.
Little Rock-f'ire destroyed prop
erty here late saturday. the loss be-
ing estimated az tl0eoo. Bucket
brlgades were organised % fiKAt the
flames.
Tacoma The Wild animals at the
Point Defiance park VIII b. features
81 the Pierce county exhibit az the
A~f.-p.
North Yakima President Elliott
% the y. ~, promised the citizens
Saturday that a depot % cost So. 600
would soon BE- erected,
Tacoma Search II being eantin-
ucd for Jack Sevett. the entombed
miner caught IN the mine explosion
az Ashford last Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
SUFFRAGETTES
WORKING HARD

bin which will give the people a
chance 10 say whether or not they
want the constitution amended. and
who're these Is votes are coming
from not even the most cheerful
Of BuffragistA knows
Tho campaign Ia not confined 20
Olympia They are working all
over the state. For instance, an
employe Of the state went to Sc.
attic TO see hts doctor. The doctor.
while attending 20 his bodily all.
ments, read his patient n lecture
on woman suffrage The doctor
said that he had TO do Il because
HIS wife wanted Il. aud now the
senate employee has returned with
the name Of senator whom he
must deliver over to the suffrage
cause. This Is only one OF the
many instances that might be
brought forward TO show the scope
and Intensity OF the campaign made
by the suffragisis, but against all
this is the wall OF conservatism
which doth hedge the senator in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
AMERICAN BATT!L E!:SS %nIIrrS
GREETED AT GIBRALTAR

GIBRALTAR. Feb. NY u. p
The first division " the United
States Atlantic fleet composed OF
the Connecticut Vermont Kansas
and the Minnesota, under command
VI Rear Admiral Sporty arrived yus-
terdaV
Two british battlenhipa. the Alhe.
marie and tho Albion, and the four
ahipa OF tho second cruiser squadron.
just arrived from South American
waters. the Russian hatticahipa
raarevitch and Slava. and the pros
tccied cruisers noWatyr and Oieg,
the French aunhoat Chaaine and tho
Dutch gunhoat melmadal lying In
side the hreakwator with sides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
MINISTER'S WILL FIGHT
THE new CODE

The new criminal code ~ framed
by George b Vanderveer and other
state prosecutors. will be passed. II
al all. only after the most stubborn
opposition from the CLERGY Of So.
attic.
The Seattle Ministerial Fedora.
ton this morning delegated 20 min.
listers TO be on hand at the public
hearing OF the judiciary committee
OF the senate tonight Ministers
from other cities will be on hand
resisting the passage OF The new
code which is one Of decidedly "llb.
eralH clauses.
The local option bill will he push.
cd BY the ministers at the same
hearing and Billy Sunday. the evan
gelist. will be on hand 10 lend his
Influence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
PRESIDENT DENIES
STRIKING HORSE

WARRINGTON. Feb. by n.
r President Roosevelt today al.
,horixed = denial of the charge
that. while he wsa out horseback
riding last Thanksgiving day. he
struck tho horse % Mlaa May
Rhodes wlth a hunting crop Cor not
giving him the rishtof.way. Tho
presidents action followa = letter die.
lated ~ Loo Angeles on Jan 81 from
Mrs Elizabeth Rhodes. saying that
her daughter denies the occurrence
and asking Why tho president does
not dnny g. Secretary Loeb stated
that the president had considered
the incident too absurd 20 deny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
PLAN BIG MINISTERIAL
FEDERATION

To perfect plans 81 organization
Of the Ministerial Federation Of the
Northwest. n body which is expect.
cd to prove Of great power for good
In the Northwest. the following
committee WAS named by the Sc.
attle Ministerial Federation this
morning. Rev. NJ A. Matthews. Rev.
A. NJ Lingenfelter. Or. W. N. n.
Reese. Dr. b. l.. Whitman and Rev.
w n. Leach.
The declarations will hold big
convention here during the fair
periods.