davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-06

y Texan has patented a postcard
stand for dealers in which the cards
are displayed at the ends of the spokes
of n small Ferris wheel. by revolving
il customer may see all of them
without handling.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-06

\ revolving fan attachment for a
rocking chair provides a current of
cool air for the occupant Of the chair
with no more exertion than is re-
quired To rock the chair.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-06

San Diego. Cal, Oct. 5.-The Pana-
ma-California exposition compans. has
been given life to promote a worlds
fair at san Diego to celebrate the com
pietion of the Panama canal.
The following officers were elected
for one year:
President--T. s. Grant, Jr.
First Vice President-John d.
Spreckles.
Second Vice President 4. G.
Spalding.
Third Vice Presdent-L. S. Nc
Lure.
Fourth Vice President-G. \. David
son.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-06

Treasurer-F. w. Jackson.
Temporary Secretary-F. c. Spald-
ing.
Director General-D. c. Collier.
Executive Committee-William Clay
ton, l.. :. Mcclure and ]. w Seton,
Jr.
1t is planned to have the fair last
one year. State, federal and city aid
will be asked, and the directors are
enthusiastic over the enterprise.
4 committee of directors has been
sent to the Alaska ukon- Pacific
exposition at Seattle To gather infor-
nation regarding organization and
management.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
WOMEN TELL
Of HODGES
GOOD WORK
Committee of Ten Goes to
Grand Jury With Story
of Way in Which Jail Is
Conducted.

That sheriff Hodge has done
good work In ren0yating the King
county Jail was the unanimous
opinion % some 10 women charity
workers who appeared before the
grand jury to-day. Tho women. led
~ Mrs. Katherine Stirtan. had Wis.
tied the Jail frequently. and knew
OF present conditions and those
under other administrations.
The Jury was told that the pres
ent sheriff was handling prisoners
IN a humane manner, and that
cleanliness and proper feeding
were introduced IN the fail by
Hodge for the first time. The
women also spoke highly OF the
readiness with which Sheriff Hodge
granted their request Tor sur.
ficient jail matruna 10 handle the
women prisoners.
Employees 81 the auditors office
were called before the grand Jury
In order TO fix responsibility for
wild rum0r that there was n
shortage in the county auditors Of
ice None OF them ever heard of
the reported shortage until a few
days ago. They all testified that
IL would be a physical impossible.
ity under the present checking sys-
tenn for any employee to embezzle
any money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
DEAD FRISCO
BANDIT WAS
EX-OFF|CER

SAN JOSE. Cal. Dec 2l-Dr.
Edward H. Gleason and Or. r. NJ
BetiiHon, both OF the Gleason Cour-
nen drug store IN San Francisco.
today positively identified the body
Of former Patroiman Walter X.
Carroll as the drug store bandit
and murderer who 80 successfully
defled the police and conducted a
sensation career OF crime In San
Francisco during the last few
weeks. Both Gleason and Betiison
saw tho bandit on the occasion Of
his two visits 20 their store. Glea.
son having been the first person
known 20 have been held up and
robbed by the man.
Carroll committed suicide here
last Friday night by hurting him
self beneath the wheels Of a
Southern Pacific train.
He first came into prominent
public notice in September when
his wife died OF a pistol wound la
her home lie said she shot herself
after domestic quarrel The cor.
oners verdict returned verdict Of
suicide.
shortly aflerward Carroll re-
signed from the police force. In
which he had served as a mounted
patrolman. and dropped out Of
sight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
~ FRED scHAsrse.

My sole purpose In taking up the
Santa Claus Investigation was 10
aft 10 the bottom the rumors. nay
charges. for some seasons banded
from In 20 lip 10 the effect that
the time honorcd Santa Claus "a
ministration IL become a despotism.
II being conducted ia q hlgh handed
manner and II betraying the plain
or common people whose very veal
depends upon a. Really. the fact
that has been selgcyident a Ions
time has ranked holly In the hos.
oms 81 the ultimate consumers OF
Christmas gifts. but the reaponAi.
bility was never placed. who "A
"a blame for this condition." has
often been asked. and the answer
has always been vague and nnEAtis.
factory. Even the reform element
81 holldaydom. the 40 named Santa
Claus associations. could not tell
me. But leaders In their ranks.
earnest men and women who are
striving against great odds 20 oh.
tain square deal for all from the
great stocking ruhhlng machine.
gave me many clewn and hints. For
obvious reasons their names are not
mentioned here They would SUI.
fer rcpriaaIa for their courageous
convictions
AZ the very outset. therefore.
decided that | would seek for the
Man Higher upand the trail end
"a AZ Santa Claus himself For
weeks | watched hts plant and sur.
Feptitioualy thumbed over his books
and papers such as had not been
burned 10 destroy eyidenee--and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

sum Of what | discovered I viii set
down without bias. need only say
that the worst Is only too true.
Indeed ). Claus. alias -. Nicholas
also alias that cheerful old Ell.
Is unmarked. lie Ia not only the
Man Higher Up but the Man He.
bind and the Main Malrfaetor.
These are harsh words. bat whmt
does my inquiry shown
Fur ages Santa Claus haa pros
pefsd upon his reputation a.
merry old cuAs whose fair round
belly shook when he LAUGHED like
a bowl fun 10 jelly Well may lf
shake like thAt~he IL cross be-
tween an octopus and iallyunh
ON the strength Of his reputation.
maintain. he secured the mou0f5
oily Of wishing out the contents OF
the horn of plenty with impartial
hand Gradually. almost inacnaihiy.
bis sense Of equity has become
blunted. until nov he gives gfudx.
ingiy. except 20 the favored few
Why. last year he almost overlooked
even me- oh. the whole system has
become rutiea II smells.
He has made the annual carnival
Of good viii a hollow mockery
hollow as bass drum.
Santa Clnua. swollen with his
bosslsm, Is only huge four.
flnsher
! found out. for instance. that.
He gives more 10 the rich than
the poor
To hundreds Of thousands he
gives nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

To many whom he gave nothing
formerly. he now gives even less
lie Ii giving more and more to
crown people In preference 10 chill
droul
lie gives useless things nine
times out OF ten. when he gives al
all. HE gives useful things 10
some, yea: but often 10 such who
cannot use shem)
He givca 10 those who do not eg
pecs, which ~ illogical.
He doesn't give what they don't
expect 20 those who don't expect.
which IL. to say the least, Irritating
lie Is capricioua and stingy aud
unreasonable aud wastefully lavish.
Here In only one OF million
scraps Of evidence | found. a leaf
torn from his order book
millionaire X. a Family & Dog:
Deliver one solid silver Gus.
pidor; one new $1,000 Rntomo-
bile. one fiawless $4,000 Ola
mond necklace. one mahogany
rocking horse with real spawn
and docked tail. one French
wax doll loperatie voice.. with
costumes from Worth. one pair
canine automobile goggles and
pennyroyal Saehet baE. Also.
etc etc. etc. Special direc.
ticns Enter by servants en-
trance. RUSH
Go with me also Ia Che home of
Widow ]. with nine children. What
did find there I found the nine
children. Of course. Any Christ
mas cheerg Not any, unless you
count a pltIfnl old broom set up a.
tree and draped with some shreds
of pink and white twine from the
city dump. I found cold and hun.
Ger and dlphtheria aud despair
This | could not trace back to
Santa Claus. Certainly not. He
had not beon there. And could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
TILTED BY PHONE;
SUES FOR $500

fBp iuitfh ffesAs1
ROCKY FORD, Colo, Dec 2i.--
Alleging that she was literally left
waiting at the church. Miss Lloyd
Lyons. a 35.yearold spinster Of
Lamor, has brought suit for 1920
against j. Il. Dukes. one Of the best
known citizens Of Rocky Ford. for
breach OF promise. In the complaint
Miss Lyons alleges that the we'd
ding was fixed for Thanksgiving
evening
The marriage license was Sc
cured, arrangements were made,
and Wednesday morning Miss
Lyons. accompanied by friends
from Lamar and Kansas City, came
here for the wedding.
About 10 O'Clock that evening
she says, Dukes called her up on
the telephone and told her the wed
ding could not take place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
kARY CLOATS
OVER THE NEWS

AashlNGTON. Dec. n When
" lodays dispatch from Copen-
80 Commander Robert Il. Peary
Three months ago from
ze.<aor J sounded explicitly and
iately q worded warning 10
World, based upon complete,
90 ate Information regarding the
- 81 Dr. Cook In doing SO
'spted the responsibility de
hs On me. and fulfilled my
= o the world and myself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
DOES THE MARRIAGE
LICENSE MARRY? NO!

NEW CASTLE. Pa. Dec. 2i.-
Jos Sarcino IL in Jail here because
he neglected To marry Miss Fannie
Carcenello. 10. after obtaining
marriage license After taking out
the license the young couple went
TO housekeeping at Fairmonnt. W.
Va, They thought that when they
got the big document at the court
house. with the beautiful red seal
upon a. that IL made them man
and wife
The young womans parents
found out the contrary. however.
and sent an officer with a warrant
after the young man. Miss Car
cenello with follow him here to be
legally married. in order to free
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
FOR FATHER. MOTHER OR
"HlMv

FOR FATHER. MOTHER or
"tflM"
Ivory cigar holder.
Meerschaum pipe.
Cuff links.
Scarf pin.
SIX hose.
Deak articles.
Patent clothes hangers.
Travelling cup.
Years subscription 10 maya
zine or other periodical.
FOR MOTHER OR SISTER.
Piece Of china or silver.
Dainty neckwear.
SILK or chiffon scarf.
Bedroom slippers
Belt buckle.
KimonO.
silk stockings.
House jacket.
PocketboOk.
FOR "HER."
Flowers.
Confectionery.
Book.
Engraved letter paper.
Shirtwalst ring tperhaps. de.
ponds on circumstanees).
Desk articles.
Hat pin.
Gloves.
Picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
MINISTER DIDN'T
TURN OTHER CHEEK

NORTH YAKIMA. Dec. IL
Overlooking that portion 81 tho
ed. when smltten. 70 turn the ether
scripture in which one IL adfnonish-
cd. when smitten. Rev. Arthur ~.
Sanford. Of the Presbyterian church
Of wapate. has filed suit in tho SUI
pcrior court Of this city for damages
to the extent OF 5000. Mr. Sanford
II member Of the school board Of
that city and during an alteration
with william r. Devereaux, a con-
tractor who IL erecting the new
$40. 900 school house for the board.
the contractor struck the preacher a
blow on the mouth. The minister
holds that his earning capacity has
been damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
BACHELORS AND OTHERS GENEROUS WITH MONEY AND
PRESENTS FOR FRIENDLESS KDDIES CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR

mas draws near. interest in the
bachelors plan widens Contribu-
lions OF money. toys. books and
clothing are pillng into The Star
office until It begins 10 look like
Santa Claus depot
All cases are being investigated
as to worthlness, and. az far as pos.
slble, Santa Claus will send each
child Just what he asks for. Where
a child asks for a whole toy shop,
there1l have TO be limit or there
wouldn't be anything for the rest
OF the Riddles.
by noon Tuesday the following
cash contributions. totalling 800,
had been received:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
FOUR NEW AMBASSADORS BUSY SHINING UP
BRASS BUTTONS AND HUNTING MEDALS

lomats 10 foreign lands. Among
the happy recipients Of the presents
from s. Claus Taft are.
Richard G. kerns. OF Missouri, to
Austria Hungary; Henry Lane WI.
son. OF Washington. to Mexico:
William James Calhoun. of Illinois.
TO China, and Ex-Governor Henry T.
Gaze Of California. to Portugal.
The senate confirmed these nom.
nations today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

WASHINGTON. Dec. al some
20 happy politicians are busy today
packing their dress suits. polishing
brass buttons. fitting themselves
with knee breeches and hunting up
medals.
Why. Myrtle7 Why
Why. they're going to be ambas.
sadors and ministers and charges
daffaireH and other brands Of dip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

not find that he ever had any rec
ord Of the Widow }. family
oh. this Is not all. There were
Fiaiheru Of cases like that OF NIL
llonRirc X. and tens Of thousands
like that Of Widow ] To enumer.
ate them would tire you IL gives
me a palm 70 even think Of them
Passing. therefore. over countless
minor outfngeE which ! could cite
Hike the giving Of Jeweiry 10 people
who would rather have Jerseys and
Jackets and jumpers and food. ard
the giving OK junk where cash
would be appreciated. and the Civ.
Ing Of cigars 10 husbands who do
not smoke that brand. and the Civ
inE 81 friflea "a mothers who have
worked maryela ia bringing up fam.
iliee. and the giving Of umaeserved
gifts 20 those who celebrate Christ.
mas as graft. and the giving ~
oateuiatiuua things aud the giving
81 foolish things passing over all
these lesser binnders which have
been allowed 70 grow into q positive
NAtNs NAnta tlAhh ~ SHOWN 10 nave
betrayed bis high office.
Far be Il from me 20 suggest I'm.
parchment. sly mission II not that
but 4 Is my privilege 20 recommend
reform This then. Is my advice
Let everyone who does not wear
the collar Of the tFrant devote the
week intervening between Dccem-
Der rs and January / and undo. each
according Ia his OF her power. tho
Injustice done by Santa Claus. Re.
store conditions TO what they
ought TO be- II you have received
too much swag. resiitute-pasA Il
on 10 those who need II. Induce
others TO assist Rohuke old Santa
Clausl oVERTURN THE sYs.
TENN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
RAFFLES LURES FAMILY FROM
HOME AND THEN ROBS AT HIS LEISURE

was lying near death, after which
be proceeded leisurely TO loot the
Well fiat OF silverware and Jew
elry.
The thief. who was reported TO
have been dressed In the height
Of fashion, called up William Well
over the telephone. initiated Dill's
voice. and made an immediate ap.
pointment nj a local theatre. With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
HE LAUGHS AT VEIL
ON MAN; is STABBED

CLEVELAND. Dec. 21.-Because
Celestlne Schmitz picked up a blue
veil and marched down the street
wearing IL. Fred Schwentzow had
Joseph Lowhit arrested for assault
with intent TO kill.
Schwentzow was stabbed by
Lowht, he charges. because he had
laughed loud and long az Schmitz
and the veil. Schwentzow was
laid up % DAYS. he said. Seven or
eight Witnesses occupied the entire
morning In police court trying TO
explain how. when and why the
stabbing occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

the husband out Of the way, the
criminal proceeded 20 the flat. as.
sumed a kind.hcarted attitude. and
deeply affected by his sad mis-.
sion, told Mrs. We'll that her hus-
band had been badly hurt in a
street car accident and wanted her.
Tho strangers politeness and his
solicitude drove away suspicion,
and the distressed wife submitted
TO his courtesics. He assisted the
women with their wraps. attended
to. the locks on the doors, and
rode with them a block In order
to pay their street car fares.
Then he dismounted. walked
back to the flat and stripped II
of every piece Of jewelry and silver
the rooms contained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
TRIED TO FORCE
WOMAN TO MARRY

Mrs. Louise Weller yesterday
sworo out warrant against her
divorced husband. C. J. Weller,
charging him with coercion. She
says that her husband. rather than
pay her the alimony ordered by the
court, tried TO force her TO remarry
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 2i--The
police are searching today for the
reincarnatlon Of Lord Chesterfield
and robbers who inveigIed William
NJ. Well. OF this city. away from
home 20 keep an appointment"
with Max Dill. the comedian. and
sent Mrs. We'll and her maid hurry.
ing 10 the Central Emergency hos
pital. where he said her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
WHAT A FARMERS
WIFE PUT OUT MILK
TICKETS AT NIGHT?

NORTH YAKIMA. Dec zi.--
a farmers wife putting out the milk
pan and ticket before retiring for the
night. the same as her city sister,
and a farmer going to town for eggs
with which 10 AXE a cake r. no I'M
common sight In the Wenaa and
selah valleys r. a. Cleman has a
regularly established milk route
among the ranchers and f. one Of
three doing profitable business.
The ranchers are principally fruit
growers and the land u considered
too valuable 70 keep a COW and
chickens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

THREATS OF DEATH
FOR RICHARD PARR

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.--Threats OF
death by poison and violence
against Richard Parr. the special
treasury agent who unearthed the
sugar frauds of the WILLIAMSBURG
docks OF the American Sugar Refin-
ing company, are contained in let
ter given out by him today and re-
ceived, he says, on December IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
NEW TOY GETS A
MAN INTO TROUBLE

Thomas Coffay drove his brand
new automobile yesterday at a rate
OF 60 miles an hour on the nice hard
roadbed of Greenwood av toward
the Country club. A deputy sheriff
saw him, and he will be tried be-
fore Justice of the Peace Fred c.
Brown soon on charge Of speed.
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

Santa Claus has sent word 10
the Christmas editor Of The
Star that il will be impossible
for him to answer any letters
received after Wednesday
night. II takes 80 long to pack.
and he has 80 far 20 come Il
viii just be impossible for him
TO filloany orders after that day.
Oh, yea, he said TO remind
little folks that Christmas was
the time to be unselfish and
think about other folks. When
little boys and girls write 10
him, he said, they should re-
member that there are thou
sands and thousands Of little
boys and girls who want things
Christmas, and everybody can't
have everything he wants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

woman; hooks, lsserlis and Ekart.
clothing, book, Coral Ellis.
II isn't too late for other folks to
give their boost TO the bachelors
Christmas plan. Contributions OF
candy, nuts, toys. clothing all that
goes TO make Xmas for the kids
will be received at The Star office
and carefully distributed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

eoPENHACEN. Dee. 2i.-The
,nnlttee which has been investt
- the data % Or. Frederick A.
"a today officially reported 20
tsnslstory Of the University ol
eshhagsn that Or. Cooks records
8 obseryaiions are wholly insult.
-. 10 warrant q vcrdist that he
eesered the Pole
~ conslsiory Of the university
sslsd the report ~ the commit.
thsrehy fla,ly rejecting DR..
bis eiaims and throwing out his
~zras and observations.
p eenks data. according 90 the re-
1t Is more convincing than vas
4 aswspaper account
IN Cooks private secretary,
mslale. who represented the ex-
rsr here. Is bitterly disappointed
DC verdict. He Is making an
trs to induce the cnsistory 70
nAkoId final iudxmnt until the
eale Of Or. Cook data can be pre-
fssd to II.
Aansdale told the committee that
missing data. which are part %
COOKS original documents. were
N here from America By route
srent from that b. which the
4xnras already examined were
zsght. He said this additional
~ roald arrive ia a few days.
~ private secretary said the
nsskh Of sending the data by two
t'<ssst routes was adopted for pnr.
80 x protection.
nmnsistory refused TO PAY any
sssrros n Lonadale's appeal and
- az<1Es announced today are
~ = far as the consistory is
zzrnne<a
~ dlscrediting Of Or, Cook was
NFere blow 70 the Danish sch.
fssz who had stood firmly BY him
y given him support under the
fEes made 81 Commander peaFy
u great reception given DR. Cook
~ his arrival here. the honors
y we're paid him By high and
=. Including the king. are recaned
~ somewhat openly displayed
|ASrtn. II Is known that the Dan
4 experts we're personally Inclined
J Izyor Dr. Cook. most OF them al
III having come out In state.
<Efs tending TO subssantlate his
1&ns. Therefore ten absolutely
n decislon against him " looked
~ as all the more convincing.
Enis believed II the data and rec
r<s had provided grounds upon
s1kh the scientists could have IS
ztzzhed a reasonable basis for
that the Brooklyn explorer
ezlh reached the Pole this claim
ss4iz have been made and upheld
hng as tenable
~ committee consisted of the
zzsing world-renowned sci
na<s
NJ Ellis stromgren: Command
= hstav Holm. director Of the
s1azFaphic bureau: Commander
'sssn. director Of navigation; As
sxezzer Pcchyle. OF the University
I coSenhagen. Captain Ryder. Of
= PSYCHOLOGICAL institute, and
Ut Lund, Of the University OF
lscaen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

oartng Expose by Special Commissioner of The Star Dea
With Scandal of National Magnitude

Criminal Head
Squanden Funds What
Do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

Shafer Bros, mons and boys
clothiers. sent TO The Star office
this morning two complete outfits
for boys suits, caps. suspenders,
neckties. shirts, stockings. They
wrote:
I've appreciate your thoughtful.
ness ia behalf of the youngsters
who are IN need and also IN doing
for the bachelors what they are
too busy to attend to themselves"
Suit complete for two-year-old
child from a young mother" IL an
other gift Other contributions In.
cludo toys, Mrs. George Hammond.
lit Franklin av,; books, young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
ANTS HIS SALARY REDUCED.

!. fa@cKsoN, Mich. Dec. -sher.
ssofge II. Bean viii, At the
meeting Of the board Of
y ss'sors, AK that bis office be
= q salary basis. thereby re-
j " nls Income by from 81 1000
1 w. a year. Mr. Bean Is sery.
- - sniFd term aud declares a
"iicer should be put on a
80. snd the county given the
'plas fee income
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
WANTS ram or noors.

Dear Santa; | would like you TO
send me a pair oLboots take "
other brothers 9 years, years
and bnby l year 4 months we are
poor or I would not ask YOU for the
boots. / live at 62i 4 Pike st. |
Will leave the door open good bye
Santa don't forget TO come. Ohlldge
Tom SiaCo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
n MUST BE so,
SAYS FRIEDMAN

kh00KLYN. ". y. Dec. Ill
vel I'm glad the Danes have
= found the rottenness In Den
azFk anyway"
IBIS Herbert l.. Bridgman. sec
~ Of the Peary Arctic club.
Ensnted on the action ~ the
fahagen scientists in rejecting
Took claims TO the discovery
ne pole. Bridgman declared
- ne former friendliueEs OF the
- Tor DR. Cook preciuded all
ses'sllity Of their being unfair In
~ decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
sUsrAINs VETO.

The committee of the Federated
Improvement clubs, ut "A meeting
yesterday afternoon. commended
Mayor Miller In his veto of the per
petual franchises which the coun.
ell proposed TO grant TO the North
ern Pacific for the Lake Union belt
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
LAUNDRY WORKERS
ORGANIZE TONIGHT

Secretary Chas. w Doyle of the
Central Labor Council has request.
cd all OF the laundry workers of
the city to meet this evening IN the
Labor Temple for the purpose of
organizing a permanent union here.