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New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
ITALIAN GIFT FOR AMERICA
Tablets for Warships Who're Crews
Rendered Aid at Msssins

Naples. Dec. 2@.-The Itausn Va a.
League viii present TO American consul
Crowninshicld on December aA the annie
versary OF the great earthquake on south
eru Italy, several beautifully designed
bronze tablets ccmmemoratiye cf thc df--
sster and the assistance rendered the suf-
ferers bv America
The tablets are Intended fo~ the United
states vessels the crews OF which aided N
the work ot rescue and the restoration o.
homes IN Messina and Reggie.
The tablets we're provided hy q fIud co..
lected throughout Italy and IN che rahan
colonies iu foreign cities. particularly Ncw
York. similar tablets will no presented 90
other foreign ships that took part iu tis
work OF succor
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
EXPERIENCE IN TIE PULPIT.

FROM The Binghamton Republican.
Bet You a Million Gatcs prcached IN
Texas church on SUNDAY against the
evils Of gambling. That's cerfainly bring
ing more experience Go bear On subject
than the pulpit u-"snv de
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
A FIELD FOR REFORM.

From The Rochester Post Express
Perhaps after the reformers have miti-
gated the evils of football thev will inI-
tiste movement for the reform Of holiday
snOnnlnE
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Blanche NJ Oelrichs will be married
20 Leonard NJ. Thomas. OF Philsdei iphia on
January y. a. the home OF her parents.
Mr and Mrs. Charles VI Oeirichs 20 %
Park avenue. The ceremony viii De sol-
low ed By small reception.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Inspired by thc success of their nus
bands in the tobacco pool women Of
Kentucky organized q turkey pool. aud
before the country was aware Of what
Was being done twelve thousand Christ
maa birds had been cornsred. while the
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

The enterprisiug gentleman Who
thought the labor force of the Canal
Zone good source from which 90 recruit
au army for employment in Brazil now
ha- au opportunity 90 explain things To
tho government whose work he thus
sought 60 ombarrass. Tie may convince
n that his expulsion by th" Panaman
government Was violation Of his rights
as an American citizen ana that he j.
an injured innocent and then again ho
may mot
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

This neiCspGBCr Is OtCnod and pub
iishod JV Tie Tribune Association, d
AciC York corporation; once aud prin-
cip0i place ~ business. Tribune Build
sng. No l54 Nassau street. Nolo York;
ogden Mills. president; Henry W.
HacLcft SCCcfG~V; James n. Barrett
TroaSurcv The address o. fhe officers s
Skc once o. this uerSpGPer.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Mrs. J. Allen Townsend gave a dance last
night at the Colony club for her debutants
daughter. Miss Viola Townsend Mrs.
Henry ". Warren and Mrz- Robert Mem
Gillespie assisted Mrs. Townsend Ia receive
ing. The cotillOn was led by Girisvo.d
Thompson. dancing with Miss Townsend.
and the favors consisted OF wands TIMED
with gold flowers. hlet lace bags POM
padour mirrors and ribbons for the -iris
and gold match boxes. pencils and packs
of playing cards for their partners. Among
the guests were Miss Rosamond Bur. Miss
Catherine L. Hamerslcy. Miss Alice Gou-
verneur Kortright. Miss Laura Liviugstou.
Miss Dorothy Hyde. Miss Lisa sti.lmau.
Miss Charlotte Wyeth. Miss Angelica
Brown. Miss Mildred Poor. Miss Margaret
WinsIow. Miss Emily Poster Miss Msuds
GVynne shepherd, Lawrence Atterhury.
Harold f. Hadden L. Gordon Hsmerse,.
seymour johnson. Seth Barton French. a.
J. Harry Alexandra. ir., lie Roy Miller and
Henry C.. Emmett. n.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

The only inscription on the corner
stone Of the giant new municipal build
ing will be the date in Roman numerals.
MCAIIX Thst is all very well. so long
as IL Is not mistaken for a monument 20
some New York statesman. II is quite
possible that IN a future age the ques-
tion viii arise. Who was McMix?
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

They seem 20 be seeing things az
night" down in Little Rhodv very much
a. they did IN England not long ego.
But Rhode Island has no cause for fear
81 hostile invasion. nor. indeed can
anybody there be sure. without a math-
ematical observation and calculation.
whether anything up in the air is really
over that state or one 81 its ncighbors.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

A corporation which gives its employees
a se.0o0Oo0 Christmas present can prob
ably listen undisturbed TO the Gompers
thunders
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

TO TIE MEN OF THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE
CITY or NEW YORK
Who dicd a. the call % DUTY
Soldiers IN "A War That Never ENDS
This memorial - dedicated
b. the people % a grateful city.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Henry c. Emmett, H.
Mrs Edmund Dutiih smith gave a dance
last night a. her home tn Madison aveuus
for her daughter Ms RosaIis Miner
smith. one of the season s debutautcz. Ths
drawing rooms were decorated with holr
mistletoe and Christmas green. There
was general dancing throughout the evsn-
ing and supper was served a. midnight
Among the guests were Miss Katherira
Garrison chaplin. Miss Anita Iussrsoi.
Miss Martha Kobbe Miss Kafharine fi
Tilford. Miss Katherine Harris Mis- Ma
garet French Miss Theresa ". de H. N
gersoll and Miss Alice Richard.
Another dance OF last evening was that
given by Mrs. Henry n. Landon- for her
daughter. Miss Cornelia Landon. There
waa general dancing followed by a supper.
Mr. WvIIvs Rossite- Belts viii give a
dance this evening az Sherry for her
niece Miss Dorothy Hyde. tor whom MS.
Clarence " Mackay viii give dinner
earlier IN the evening ar her house in
Madison avenue afterward taking her
guests % sherry ;.
Mrs. John Z. Roosevelt viii give a thsa-
ire party for her debutante daushrer Mss
Jean Roosevelt. this evening. After ths
pIsy the guests will 20 10 Sherr. for sup
per. As Mrs. Roosevelt IS IN mourning,
the party viii be chspsronsd by Nr5. l.
Reeve Merritt.
Mr. and Mrs. John .. Rockefeller r.,
are Al their house IN Vest 5ith street Tor
the winter.
Nj and Mrs. Henry s. Redmond who
are now al Tuxedo. viii leave there 'or
Florida early IN the year 20 spend the re-
mainder of the winter. Fhev have taken
Colonel Robert NJ Thompson 8 house boat
the EveTglade.
Mss Elsie Hovlsnd VII Re married 20
Magistrate Frederic kCrnocnan on
Wednesday. January -
Mrs. Joseph Stickney will leave town to
dsy for Providence. where she viii be tha
guest OF her sister Mrs. y. 3. Beyuclds.
over the holidays
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

remainder Of the available product was
being driven rapidly 70 cover. The tur-
key buying public was hard enough
pressed on Thanksgiving. and in many
households the humber chicken was de-
prived OF the opportunity TO lay +5-ceut
eggs In order 10 make a November holi-
day. When such dire results followed
the rise in price OF November turkeys
before the Tin banks and old teapots had
been thoroughly depleted. what must be
the situation now. II this thing keeps
on IL may be necessary 10 add an amend
nent to the Constitution permitting
cruel and unusual punishments.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
Ic,n11prk 1ribmrc.

THURSDAY DECEMBER %. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

THE New York Times" regrets that
DR.. Cook was not so constituted that ne
could enjoy "a smile or two" at the ex-
pense OF The Tribune. II would have
been "a kind OF sickly smile" such as a
man exhibits when he is about TO curl
UP on the floor" From the hour of Or.
Cooks announcement that he had dis
covered the pole The Tribune has treat
ed his claim with steady and consistent
skepticism. tempered In expression only
by such polite consideration as We
thought was due 20 the scientific author
tiles Of an ultra hospitsbie foreign cap
ital. Perhaps IL may be worth whsle
further 90 remind our contemporary that
during the time when nearly everybody
accepted az its face value DR.. Cooks
boast that he had scaled Mount McKin-
ley The Tribune repeatedly pointed out
the fact that his so-called proofs were
open 10 grave suspicion.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Maybe Cook has gone 20 hunt UP
George PsalmanaZar.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

4 secretary 20 a Civil Service Com
mission who would go the limit" for a
district leader should. at any rate. be-
ware of going the limit" in his cOrre-
SDOndcncc
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Mr. and Mrs. John d Rocksfel.er. r.,
are al their house IN Vest 5fth street Tor
the winter.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Mrs Joseph Stickney will leave town to
dsy for Providence. where she viii be tns
guest OF her sister Mrs. v. 3. rey ncids.
over the holidays
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Another dance OF last evening was that
given by Mrs. Henry n. Landon- cor 'er
daughter. Miss CorneIia Landon. There
was general dancing followed by a supper.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

M and 1frz Henry s. Redmond who
are now al Tuxedo. viii leave there 'or
Florida early IN the year 20 spend the re-
nainder of the winter. Fhev have taken
Colonel Robert NJ Thompson house ooaf.
the EverEIade.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Miss Elsie Hovlsnd VII be married 70
Magistrate Frederic kCrnocnan on
Wednesdav January -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
BUCKET SHOPS nv
MI TROUBLE AT LAST
HEADQUARTERS RAlpEp AND
A LARGE NUMBER FAIL TO
RECEIVE the RGPoRrB.

fhf tniied ffesa1
/ W LOUIS. Mo, Aug 2O.-Four
hundred aud sixteen bucket shops"
extending from Jersey city TO Den.
yer are without quotations today,
following tho discovery Of the head.
quarters Of the concern which fur.
nlahed tho Geographic market In.
formation. operated oyer n harness
shop. Immediately following the
discovery Of the place the author
ltloa stopped all tho Instruments
and closed the rooms occupied by
the officials Of the concern
The evidence gathered by detect
ives will bo submitted to the Sep.
tembef grand Jury,
The finding Of the headquarters
Of tho operators was accidental De.
tectlvaA were searching for some
men suspected OF running hand
books on the horse races. whom
one Of them heard the click Of telo
graph instruments above harness
shop they wore passing
f'Atihi''h W l'ft'u'Hf AnNf
made their way Into the room and
found ton telegraph operators nj
work and force Of clerks at work
writing quotations on hlhckboarda
which covered the walls
The aleuihs then began To trace
down the source Of the information
given TO the officers Of the faidad
concern. and found another office
rented by the same people In a
building overlooking the chamber
Of commerce. Further investiga.
ton brought to light tho fact that
man with spy glass read tho
quotations from the board Of the
chamber Of commerce and then tel
ephoned tho stock quotations to the
headquarters. and from there they
we're sent 20 the bucket shops In
different cities
The Missouri law against the opl
Grafton Of bucket shops IL strict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
SCOTCH WILL
MAKE THINGS
HUM At FAIR
Bagpipes VIII Sing and
Kilties VIII Be Seen at
A.-Y.-P. E. When Scots
Meet Tomorrow.

The Scotch celebration at the
AsN.P exposition tomorrow will DO
closely Identified with that OF Van,
eonVct, II, C. day, aud with the
Chlldrenia frcaeh Fote also on the
program the day will be an inter
estlng one At the fair.
The scotehmcn coming from
across the Canadian line will gath,
or a, the wharf with the Duke Of
connaaghts Rifles and band, and
march to the Vancouver arch.
which will be dedicated In the
morning Then the clansmen will
proceed TO the fair TO Join the 9th
e. Scotchmen in the cAlcdonlan
day parade which Hiafta at noon.
fipcrA and drammers from all
over the Pacific coast will DO pres.
ent Ia costume.
The parade will terminate at the
Stadium where. Al | O'Clock. will be
gin the Scottish dancing competi.
tons, the hagplpe composition aud
the Athletic events, all for hand.
some prizes,
In the evening special program
will be given At the Amphithcatrc
With Scottish entertainers Tho
prizes Of tho afternoon will be dis
iributed and the prize winners will
again perform.
A big feature Of the afternoon
nranraut a. The lf..lIpv4 sslff n. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
Takes 500 Years
to Play Even

In reading the news items Of our
papers Il IL astonishing 10 see how
many fires occur 10 property on
which no Insurance Is carried 1t
seems 20 be a trait Of human ma
tufe iof each individual TO think
that be Il 80 careful AZ 70 be IN no
danger Of fire Al the present low
cost Of Insurance made by the
Northwestern Mutual Fire Aasoola.
tlan Of this city. Il would require
five hundred years for the lnsuf.
aBce cost 10 equal one single total
lnss on the best class Of dwellings
and contents In other words a
man would have 10 be lucky enough
not 20 sustain a iouh for five hun
dfcd years merely TO play even
The man who realizes this will
surely not 70 without Insurance for
another twenty four hours go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
ALONG THE WATERFRONT

The Steamer ~ Croln arrived in
from her second excursion trip 10
the North yesterday She brought
back no tourists. all Of whom OK.
pressed themselves as delighted
with their visit to the North.
The President left this morning
for San Francisco at 10 O'Clock
Every berth aboard OF her was
taken. and her hold was full TO
tho hatch.
The = s, Jefferson LOFT last nigh,
for skagway and sltka The bulk
OF her passengers were tourists.
visiting the North for tho first time.
Altogether she carried 1856.
The Japanese liner Ali Maru ar.
rived In port last evening and tied
up at tho Great Northern docks.
She brought over 1900 tons Of
freight and a large quantity Of tea
There we're 81 passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

ance. could make out two forms
ollnging 10 the auto. which was out
of water. and Roy vandeyAadar. OF
South Seattle, hearing my cries for
help. toWed his boat 10 the scene
" the accident and rescued tho two
young women Il was a terrible
sight.
Roy vandeyandef. who effected
the rescue Of Miss Paul and Mas
lilzcaa. lives within a fow hundred
yards Of the scene Of tho accident.
7 heard some one calling for
help and ! got ou, my boat In a
hurry, said Nandesander. 1t was
inky black and there was no light
10 guide me- could hear woman
calling, Save mel Save me- and |
rowed toward the bridge Just as |
reached the spot one Of the young
women hanging 10 tho wrecked auto
cried, oh. saws my sister she's
on that log looked and saw
form haEeing over a boom log |
rosed toward the body hui Just az
reached over to crab II my boat
struck tho Los aud the woman slip.
pod lnto the water and sank from
slght
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
ARRIVES AFTER LONG
HAZARDOUS VOYAGE

After experiencing gales such as
never before had attacked them. tho
captain and crew ot the British bark
xlnita arrived In port lsst niFhi. 40
days from Newcastle 1n-Tyne. At
times the winds and sea WERE 90
furious that all hope of ever seeing
lani again lcfi the hearts of the bat
Ting sailors bat ihay earkad hard
and finally tfiumphed Part Il tho
rtrsp consisting Of 100 tons u fifs
bfiek. WAa iettisoncd when II broke
loose frnm H. iashings and threaten.
% 10 asmuiish the Whole ship
Tho zlniia is owned BY lang a
Fuiton u Gfeensch. and has made
previous trips 70 tho snuHd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
STUART APPOINTED
CAPTAIN Of POLICE

Temporary Captain Of Police L. j.
Stuart, who has been In charge OF
the exposition squad since June !,
was today given permanent berth
by Police Chief Ward. The move
was fastened by The death Of Cap
tain Of Police Alex Mcdonald.
Captain Stuart will be stationed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

at police headquarters. and Der.
geant Jack King, stationed NJ Bal
lard. will be given the temporary
oaplalncy with boadquartera at the
fair grounds.
Temporary Sergeant Of Police
William Weaiedt, who has been sta,
Toned nj the exposition grounds,
was also appointed 10 a permanent
sofgeancy by Police Chief Ward, 70
M the vacancy created by Captain
Kings promotion PatrolmAn Ed
ward Herald, a member Of the force
since 1897, will don a temporary
aorgoanta stripes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
GOES RAV|NG MAD
IN clustering SUN


SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug 20-A
faylng maniac M the result OF a
narrowing experience on the deserts
near Cuyamaen mountain, where
she wandered for two days without
water In the clustering sun. Ida
Davidson, oomely girl Of 20 years,
was brought to this city today
Miss Davidson disappeared from
a hotel In Julian Tuesday evening.
Early yesterday she was found by
searching party on the opposite
side Of tho mountain, Her reason
apparently was entirely gone. M n
result Of the terrible suffering she
had endured. She will be cram.
lned by tho local Insanity commits.
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
IS COMING TO seATTLe.


FOND Du LAC. wis. AUG. 20
John Campbell, who has heen the
local agent for the Chicago. MI
wankoe 4 81 Paul railroad here Tor
Il number Of years. has been pro
NOTED TO general freight agent on
the Coast extension with head
qua riara 81 seaiila. Maah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
FIGHT SHY OF DIVORCE

DETROIT. Mich. AUG. 2o-Thc
uniform law commissioners, In ses-
sion here today. are considering the
bills Of lndlnR act After this ~
gotten out Of tho way they viii take
up u uniform marriage law, The
commissioners have decided not to
touch the divorce problem, but will
leave that TO be attended to by the
divorce congress at liz next session,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
FRIDAYS A.-Y.-P. {. PROGRAM
CALIFORNIAN DAY.
VANCOUVER, 0. c., DAY.


CALIFORNIAN DAY,
VANCOUVER, 0, c. DAY.
oHlpREN's DAY FRENCH rErE
"a. KNIGHTS OF the MAccAbugs.
Noo m-Espoaltion gates open.
sPuoAL-oALEpoNAN DAY
POO m.--CaedonaH day-pnrado
vancouver day-Paradc. with Sixth regiment Duke OF
Nonnaughts Own Rifles Eighteenth field ambulance
cefpa lilgh School Cadets Line OF march. down First
49, av and up Second
ivvV Dedication OF the Third Marion
hso m-1ahering OF the Scottish Highland society
couter delegation ut the exposition grounds Grand
-. parade Of the grounda
" 20 Stadium address Of welcome President Chberg
iVo Maypole dance followed by hagppa competitions.
Scotilah dances and athletic events
go D Unnatural Amphhaaro= evening concert
vancouver, H. C. rnlodnntan day nro
-
cHtoRENs DAY FRENCH FGrg.
100 .. m.-Grand parade on expoallnn Erounda
AaV Auditorium French iote under auapaa tho
Seattle Federation o. womenu Clubs
sVo m-Audltorium French feto (Repetion afternoon
program
800 m-Leenrc Art BY Miss Mary Dunlap Of
New York and Pasadena Wumens building.
- knishis Of the Maecabeea break camp.
SiSo m-fffeworka bomhardmcnt Of MORO Castle.
MUSIC.
looo To o0=conceH Wagners AYP Hand Caaeadca
sao n-concert, Elory's Hand. Music Pavilion.
avo 10 Concert, MAgmrrs AffsP Band Nome Circle
10 M Concert Ellcry's Hand, Music Pavilion.
The Clan Fraser troupe Of Highland per national
dancers. Toronto, Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

A report Of the accident waA
made to the authorities. aud armed
With pike poles policemen and flre-
men pfodded about the sunkon ma
chine In eight fest Of water Fuf
two hours the search was con
ilnucd before the bodies Of Miss
CowAn and Mira Grotha we're found
90 ssndbar about 900 yards south
Of the scene Of the accident. who're
they had been carried by a strong
tide
PaffY's body vas found floating
about half a mile southwest Of the
nunken auto
There we're no bruises on the
bodies recovered p.ath In each
Instance wac due 10 drowning
Allhnash a thorough search vas
made BY the police aud flremen no
trace u the bodies Of Mrs. Colvln
and Nias Marguerite Paul could BIO
found
Tbs bodies arr At the undeftnk
lng establishment OF nuttefwof,h 4
Sous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
PiNeaor. BALLlNoGR BOUT.
gIa. tiatIa.. IlR...N

DENVER Colo. Aug 20-it was
definitely shown today that the
Pinchot liailihEef controversy viii
not cnier the deliberations Of the
trans Mississippi congress-. In Sos
sion here This belief Is strong that
prcaident Taft sent 4 message TO
President Walsh. asking that the
matter be not mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Aus. 81.
PicrIunt Morgan today raid To the
SECRETARY " state his personal
check tor ise.0H Tor articles Of In
corporation for the Chicago a Great
Northern railway. which ho will buy
tumorrow al the receivers sale,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Miss May Paul vas Frustrated
With grief when sacn this morning
Ny God. can't you leave us alone ;
ne terrible enough 10 bear with.
uut having 10 tell o. Il again. cx.
claimed the grief stricken sister. AZ
isars yelled % her eyes and stream.
I'd down her checks.
Miss IliHcoK. laboftns under terri.
bic excitement. talked briefly.
know We we're making pretty
falr apocd when remember tina,
We struck something and then We
found ourselves IN water. she aald
struggled and managed 10 get
hold Of the part Of the auto which
was above water Il vas a hldeoun
nightmare, It's too terrible 10 even
thlnk about. don't believe / shall
ever FORGET that Wild plunge witch
carried my friends 10 their death {"
The scene Of the accident IL one
Of the most sinister spots on Elliott
bay 4 dozen automobiles have
crashed through the railing At that
point but no fatalities have resulted
since the death Of Eddie Bennett
several months ago. until last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
LORD COMING TO COAST.
fuF TIMED pfez.l

NEW YORK. Aug 20 Lord
sirathconh. who Ia now 50 years
old. Accompanied by his grand.
children. Donald and Miss Frances
Howard. arrived on the Mhurctania
today. On route TO Vancouver, Il. C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
DOCTORS UNosR BAN.


LOS ANGELES. chi. Aug 90
Oriental drug dispensers and herb
doctors are under the ban Of tho
National Pharmaceutical assnoia.
ton. which IL holding iia annual
convention IN this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Avg. 20lThc
balloon Missouri assembled at
Peoria. H.. last night and passed
over ridden. m, At noon today hay.
Ing travelled the distance Of $50
miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

I'm sorry ! had these trousers
made - tight
oh don't know. tieprEei you
match the Chippendaie furniture
beautifully scraps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
ArroRNeY lsaAsl AaoUINo.

OLYMPIA. Aug 20-Tho senate
today IL listening 10 the arguments
Of Attorney Israel for the defense
Of schiyely In the Sehively hearing
In the house, minor bills were un.
der discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
euB LIONS ron TAFT.


ROME. Aug 10.-Prssldent Taft.
Kaiser Wilhelm Of Germany and
Emperor Franz Joseph Of Austria
viii each receive a. a gift a pair of
lion cubs from Pope Plus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
FIVE KILLED IN An
AUTOMOBILE WRECK
tcOneludsdl
! ssssss.tt.
DEMAND IMMEDIATE
AEEfAnA


A letter signed by j. D. 4
. i.owman, president. and G. n 4
: fandell. secretary Of the Sc. .
4 attic Chamber OF Commerce, 4
4 has been addressed 10 Mayor =
= John '. Miller. urglnk upon =
4 him the necessity for imme' =
Z dlate action In the matter u .
= the protection Of the Death =
. Curve, a. Il has come to be .
= known. where the fatal auto. =
. mobile accident occurred last 4
q right, .
Tho letter points out that 4
= within rs months no luha than .
4 sir machines have gone q
4 through this rail. eanainE =
. death. painful injuries and Dc. =
= alruetion Of valuable property. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Bleeckef-- DO you believe there Ia
room at tho topf
Houston There IL at tho top Of
the tau list The fcilaws there al
ways seem 90 manage to got their
names removed Puck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

The captain was receiving the
new MILDLY well hoy. tho old
story, suppose-fooi Of the family
aent 10 sea-
''oh. no. sir" pipsd the boy
that's all altered slncr your day.
Williams College Purple Cow