The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1907, Page 7

© inte danni . i THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, DE@, 5, 1907. vod @ 7 o Ff ling Avewham Kitno, tive. in tier HUNDRED MILLION INCREASE IN many, The lat dod I Call fornia at the ne ploneer died, | Kasarn Kline and Men. Cailand UY. Ss. GOLD RESER VE married to Albany, Ove in ni x 7 and afterwards came to Be i atte where Kline secured an tn Sorwst Ta tha fren ot hebeeteere a MORE HOLIDAYS se fT Cortelyow Makes Public Annual terest in the, firm of KUne-Rosen-| tertous woman; slwaya | Wir kiN. her (¢ she had not cretary of Treasury Cortelyou Makes Public Annua i ed 10 purchase the property Bo avily velled, yho for two years | left hie busband by that time | FOR OREGON | R G Fi . % - " ar | han mado sudden and dramatic en-|,. TWamare ago the wom: | eport on overnment Inances. in old treasure was brought | ¢ It of this bus an, riety « md ay tin} ut waa ALeHAOKH OvEH théstrait | TE ee le | trameon into the peaceful home life | the eXemDrevent yell, agcapted Mr (By United Press.) — - 1 ia consigned to the of Fred 0, Schmidt, 1692 Twenty-|S8ehmidt on Second av. near . the BALM, Ore, Dec Governor Jinavian Rank of Commoree 4 Jrourgh av., has mado life undonr-| Arcade building and slapped her. | Chamberlaia today tasued a letter] wagiitatOn Dy eb fi 1 wth Union Trust bank labia deauedion to tha of ‘ Mr, Sehmidt disclaims all knowl | to g/l judges in the state, saying! pyar the Um bin . : th f ‘ Saratoga’s paw AOKI 1S RECALLED [oere: AORareng ar pee h tei edag 0&8 to who the wor is, @t- | he Rad issued a proc ation COM | iy not after the P nal bank from } f jfeporter for The Starover the te . ing that he believes the actions tinuing the bolidays to Includ-jpeney in the t ‘ vasa and report the tra jephone 4his morning by Mrs, of the! unknown are the result of | ing the Lith instant, In closing hel). ty t sanort " { elle on (By United Press.) Suetadaty and | onla “y the annual report o le in T iry WASHINGTON, Dee Your | Schmidt, and vouched for by her| 4 prop eae | es tary of the treasury, released for) 1 the close of the walden How husband wh f io with the visi I will discontinue these holiday® | juitication toda Fine =e = cires yw can T underatand {husband when seen thin afternodn inte Soush Abnet He I oety |? H hin aaant“hunaviaue’ dinars re an to his house ¢ after the 14th instant, and wil rh ~ " 1 f 5, -) MEN Thi Aoki’ en! ; # Schmidt states that abe can o, When an offer was) feturn to them tn case It bec Pe vag ‘ : ; Bhi. Tele Oar ee Phesatt HOt bear the woman's insults and| made to buy the property, and | absolutely necessary as a me | Deeataanant haa bs te 1 : culation LTS s Faeve Sb srecceur ape font a ot egg: hd Pre * further, and hjnte of| which When refused brought forth} protecting the “busine Interent an 4 ys nfo measures If the persecu-| the stdtement that “they’ would be | and credit’ of the whole state 740,14 rial ae he alleges have been taking | very glad to sell before they were e L wi York 000,000 ov « y recal vane onves lew Yor Ors i ited by human beings v place ‘continue, According to. the | dhraugd. eee WANT FIFTY MILLION ot man rl On the hand, supposing a} tt hag on the story told, the woman who claims! Slne@ then, the woman has ab| NEW Y¢ Dec Without | er } . M married win aouté think man the loan : tis merely a coin be 4 second Mra, Sehmidt, on her | ways demaygded that Mra, Schmidt | Mlaplay, th ttleship Connecticus Th ‘ieee meth winaeie ta he .* ; cage Bona thee eidence, that's all. The strained | jane visit presented gun to the | leave Mr, Sehmidt and de at | Admiral W flagwhty day left i rw . - ti nt 6 se ; en Pind : (By United Press.) i ee wbich ny, which wou the | lations Ie the ery of those Who |head of Mrs. Anna Schad once. The matter has not ‘joe a hay et age slwark. egaine vouch finan.| WASHINGTON, Dec Con t e iisunderstand the diplomatic con: |; " * nol atic jton Roads 1 abama = agd | & bulwark again t aa ue purt “ ot w Ser next we his comb and and/ditions between America and} _ ioe Beene Arn LS 8 Dee Benes .08 the pe _|Ohio will leave for the same place | Cla! disturbances ax those of 1893,|#reseman Burton, the — retiring which & ree to him | Japan be | tomorrow when the chair he committec an © win had dwt ‘ers and harbors, at toda jon Dub A eee T. PETERSBURG, De of th 1 ished in The Star next Tuesday? | Secretary Taft left for Berlin at | ernme ph smb mses peptide. Would the winning of-a box ree) ® STATE WILL PAY FOR |noon today. The Bertin totals | finan: c Congre a at $ »,000 ompense him for the necessity of | BONDS. \will not arrange an entertainment| Re the increase in cireu-| for ten years will be nece for ying krows-halron-bald-sealp” | w | in his honor on account of the fil- | latte ium, the report say the improvement of rivers and har retions f the reat of hie) ® The munteipal government j me of his mother The monetary stock of the! bors natural life. And would his wife |® ved word from O} | 4 to matataia a cash reserve of this bank t8 nearly | legal reserve and nearly | of its entire Habilittes, | tal stock, cireutation, | rtificates, depontts, | of the national banks thelr condition at » close of business Dee. 3, in im pliance with the re at of the secretary of the . Comparison with the fast of the national ban hich ts t * twiee the 40 per ce includivg clearing how and * new * on Ma * on enc and , instead of $2 h occasion as And #o having judictou state: | surplus *, ren * * o * o - * *. o* * * - *. * . ‘ tol} ® plated in the contract of sale hows that the aperiority and | ® held thetr own tn de ee jally inerea d the F are reassuring to at xk also shows a gain tn indicating as they do atement the public ~~. ACCUSER IN. are The Star the very healthy condition of the cash reserves which Is over 40 per : nal Bank! ‘Although holdiug more than the | National a 4 Albert Pau 5 from hie sha ifiden: As national banks are SAYS ROOSEVELT’S “MESSAGE WOULD HAVE BEEN ANARCHISTIC YEARS AGO k © court this 140,608.62 10 KEEP TOTEM | TOPPLING OVER he totem | Park Su in the double role of ed. He was ac concealed weap sund when tnt, and for h after the that son | men, whe oot If the president of the United{ed by Dr. Smith. They are his J — ale had 0 year ont to recommendations for the contro! of a lot Mercer is pow In the city jall i Soe, 6. Seen t nonce for an re bd ployes’s la “s “ MUST TURN OVER et 4 will be oa UNION’ $ BOOKS “and dh Under an orde of Jadee Gilliam of the old tt IESSES IN GRAFT CASE © ee that } —- AT FRISCO ‘S WANTS DAMAGES "S-s"" FROM THE POLICE - «al ®, of this t the oo att an woes Be — an ffice and claimed bounty order is returnable "! » Wappenstein, and | ° scalps. in the ot of )\¢ Jone of | 4 meygpree sae MARRIAGE LICENSES, 4 Tehiji Tomok, aged 28, of Oak al and, and Waka Nakano, aged of Japan; Shotare aged 30, of and Taugu Tabe, aged 21 Karl Smith, aged and I va heard trom fom vee mananed tice sumed st WIS NAMES AN CONGRESS ADJOURNS. ! LL-STAR TEAM __ UNTIL MONDAY ors es Genin thea poune, aft ston toda tt the pore Plumbing he = i We Install 1 . Mor ative tortes And sin Ge am ” jon. G H Browa ft f to - Pine #t places Lewis’ a high 1 follows: L. B, Hill of ma; | T., Engleham of Spokane, L. ( M LON DOLLAR ESTATE | ONTEST te IN COURT ) | Try them for lunch w @ ded the property to the brothe | and you will have them to) ace af wane tn antes | for dinner. poi All five brothe of Kline x SEER RRR RH Youth Uneeda Biscuit ” The most nutritious staple made from wheat. 5 In moisture and agai. "US ‘worth oe 25% + 4 the fe Risre, the prope H, wher Kline brothe Bray thelr o1. dust proof packages. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY unity | Wil of La FOURTH AND PIKE 87. KK ete eeee ee eee eee RRR RRA ae RRR EKER RRR RRR RRR ' Matter Mayor fora Dortuniy } By John D. Archbold Vice-President “IT say, with the utmost frankness, that I now believe the policy of silence which the company maintained for so many years, amid the misrepresentations which assailed it, was a mistaken policy, which, if earlier abandoned, would have saved the com- pany from the injurious effects of much of that misrepresentation.” Joun D. ArcHBo_Lp, Vice-President Standard Oil Company. This is a significant statement taken from the introduction of a remarkable article written by the active head of the Standard Oil Company which appears in this issue of THE SATURDAY EVENING POST For the first time in its history The Standard Oil Company defends its methods and tells the public How It Made Its Money On the news-stands to-day at five cents the copy; $1.50 the year by mail. The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Penna,