The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 31, 1907, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—TU CSDAY, DEC, 31, 1907. Siento Smt eae: ’M SORRY | DIDNT HAVE THE ADVANTAGES OF CONGRESS,” WAILS GIRL KNOCKS OLD ENGLISH CHURCH WiLL HONEST JOHN L., DESCRIBING BIG HOUSE FIGHT. io g 4 R OUT MASHER RESTORED AS WASH. MEMORIA having been telus ks in man With relation to By United Pre ) } (By United Press) jhim «a moment, shaking @ffim ao MILWAUKEE Doe, Stewltufo| NEW YORK, Dec, 31.—Men with | small Mat ne d mine nopur Kelly and Hill Papke fought 10) flirting tendencies abnormally de eee glove the mi im « " rounds to a draw here Mast might, | caine td. eaele oak tor ule Ithe bout being feet and furious, | oped want watoh out for they rng masher made off Judas De |The fighters wont at ft hammer | Woman with the muff. in this way] tective Leigh + hed Ub) #pot and tongs, and fréquentiy fought they may profit by the experience He upbrab the yount@oman themselves out of breath, Kelly |of a New York masher, who baw | for love, i Hi Plearn. opened and finished strong, while | now learned thin lows ed the cause, when be + her | }Papke had the better of the middle} A pretty girl was coming down | pardon and praised herr her | j rounds. Broadway last night carrylig her | Work The young worm would | muff in Che upproved fashion when | not give her name ! | dapper young man accosted her 1 won't stand to be ulted, Hit! something #track the mawh- | «ald the young woman, Iiiyantly er in the eye, and he rolled into! "and 1 th 1 can dete myself jthe gutter, The girl stood over |against these would-be faahers.” | j | KENT WILL AOVACE. (By United Pr ) STEAMER SINKS Gtar Gpecial Sorv™) | HNA, Mont, Dee u | KENT Wash Ded 31 Al} ng down an exceptionally thong there are many pple Tv pop wotntdin grade wt the rate ing just outeide of the fy limits ot 90 an neyond mile hour, and beyon yet the four men who irted to| control of the brakes, a Northern (®y United Prees.) take the census last Thiigay have j | Pacifie freight train of 32 care of| apa | found enough people with to make Jiumber left the rails at Hirdseye,| PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 31.--The i a city of the thirdlaws miles west of thia city, at| steamer Annie Comings, from Port-| tne citizens have vod ® §: 80 last night, after a wild Might | jand to Camas, Wash. with a load only a few legal steps i. of 14 miles of machinery, was wrecked in col) sary to make it @ etty @the third) pURLEIGH CHURCH, IN ESSEX, ENGLAND, TO BECOM The iujured | lision with the French bark Murope | clase in fact ‘AL TO GE Nw WASHINGTON, - John Brady, Helena, brakeman; |off St. John, at 0 o'clock last WASHINGTON, Dec. 31,--Patriot and there the idea of rest broken arm and injured about head. | night, afd is a total tos None of CHANGE CAR STOPS ie A ‘ena tat? 6 ee ¢ America re fathe a move «hington me C. HW. Sherman, brakeman; Inter | the crew injus The steam: | flee ington memorial wag | nent to restore Purleigh church inlevolved. RK. 1 ave, PROM A FAKED PHOTO BY ARTIST CONDO, SNAPPED DURING THE FINAL ROUND OF THE | naity ajur and bedy bruised: | er landed dside across the bow! men : pd T. la rn more details, egpeeteelt the tower, it arohitectural featnres The t partloular iit and a pe 5 he 1 Laat oe oo oO oe & seuct® es weeeeeweseecenee & } ; | Kavex, England, an ancient and ascertained that it wilt eeu ‘ SENSATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL GQ, may dle f the sailing versel aud broke in}... save 18 seconds Ome, Mad-|much decayed structure, as a me- | proxim 93.000 to rewt \ . s There ain't| The train crew lowt control of|two. She went down within 10 . torial 16 Georka. Washihe 116g, | taney caurch gran By JOHN L. SULLIVAN, to pillows and pleture machines | advantage of congress md | th brakes on Austin Will, aad the | minutes won st, cable care willbeginning |morial to Georke W . Wilson has charge of the ome and press agent work nothing the atatesmanship to lend | ghee cin omer ther is counte harke of the collectigg (Veraciously Set Down From aw tp y aK to a ring career. It ain't | 008 string of cars began the wild | jnext Sunday, make bute stop IN| Tawrence Washington, great-\of donations in Ame torview Rased on Long Distance! My conclusion fe that the slug. Hmotse te ko me wergeant-at, |(leht, which was ended when tt TRAVELS 3,000 MILES the crossing of First @ topples |p outgrundtather of Ger The ancestry of : : Mt the Bie Congress. AIMS Was on the square oo late to make me was hurled over a steep ombank: | only on the west side@ the thor waa rector of has been traced with the Observation of the ner Tt Was AM Carnest contest with . ment aa the result of a broken | oughfare, Cars goingowest will 2 to 1643, The f care racy, and the sim fonal Championship.) clean breakaways and no hitting boute | could give It fignge Members of the crew ek | T0 REGISTER erons the street beforeming 10 &) 4. show beyond doubt ary on file in the Whrkey of Gectlomen: My attention has in the clinehes. # in the manly art la legi* ty their posta and aif encaped sert j Wisnesoeeume vie jhait and those outbowg will Bot) wes the father of Job «h mnweum ts coum = been called to the bare uckle An honest biff honestly tv lative halls They could rig UP ® ous injury except the brakemen } y United Pree atop after crossing thelreet going the bed ton, the first an honest man and landing on an 200pound sandbag to harden the ineing. John Washingtos contest between “Kid” Wiliiame Newn of the runaway train was) the up the bill “ve 1) flashed along the road, and the family to emigrate to Virginia emigrant, was the grandfather of honest mark t# the noblest birth muselea with I dent bel PORTLAND, Ore, Dee 31.—Mak , " > Although the church is still open | the ent aad “Young” DeArmond right of the true sport, And that the molly-coddle, alr-tuflated peas main line was cleared x9 that it 18 # tite ot A200 sitien so ugioten, | PRESIDENT FEEG FINE fe bs isabel All T have to say, it was like old | ain't no con ing bag. 1 don't: Maybe we could sight pask ‘The wreck oecmrred | SCUator ries uiton + | a. times Whee I done up Slavin—say. borrow Muldoon from the cabinet at the scene of similar secigent |ortiand last night ae oe | (By United Pa.) | 4B =a” D4 GS BE 1 did not see the mill, but I there was « right gent of the of crowd to give wrestling lessons. two years ago, in which aixaper|%%. D.C. Me wi no Kt - WASHINGTON, D. € Dec. #1 4 iF hincs tls echt Wa Missccnaentad = AY the pabers the claret was drew |school—I made him look like a I predict a great future for both |wons were killed |days here and will leave for Wash: |, ovine the picture health and S aman Co rly In the festivities. I missed piece of fresh beefateak. Was hie “Kid" Williams and “Young” De ake |imston on January 6. While hore tt | WS SNery appearang of baving it by not being ac the ringside. | place in society shaken? MO! Was | Armond SCHOOL PLEASES MAS. shor.) ONY, ye i mtg — aie [enjoyed his outing of five days at % haven't bees in training iately, but mine? NO! We was the more Ha f will take plenty of hard “ad senatorial fences will be looked aft-| Ping “Knot Ve, Predeat Roose | could get in condition In a short thought of, exercise avd raw meat to make » velt arrived here at 88 last night Ss Ci d T time to take on the winner at catch To the aspiring young pusilist { champlonship material out of them capital he can rest assured that the | over the Southern rai tore ose omorrow weights would say ent owt the mayhem and Once in trim and hard as nails they | ulton Interests will be looked afte z his mighty gratifying it ckle days. an@d ¢ notice don't gouge your antagonist when | conld defend the tithe against any. in thin state bare down. This and hard keveks will one, bar sone. bet Dring ye WATCH-NIGHT GRVICE SLAYER RELEASED oe vice at tnefor 1 “corps New Year’s Day ees ere Wes ee reeset cee m4 success and sometime | kues® a man who was undis | “ have a reviving « man- the belt puted champion for years and never TH the ending of today’s business we tart. tt has been going too much) =m only sorry I didn’t have the | trun down @ friend ought to know mo of the Salvation Ady th W close the year 1907, which has recorded = (By United Press) jbuflding at Fifth asdWashingtor for us the larg business Increase of ENTERPRISH, Ore, Dec. 31.—|tonight. Brigadior Jfkins, leade any ye our hist s YESTERDAY'S RACES Howard Whittier, who shot and | of the Salvation p forces in th It in with a dee of gratitude to the parchas- | jkillied his brother-in-law, Frank | Northern Pacific stag, will hav ing public of & i adjacent territory that we oe 9g |Haymond, a Snake river rancher harge of the servic j extend hearty th their g as patronage, OAKLAND. i released today on §500 ball to - fully realizing that by their support pre this First race, three-quatters mile ET | appear at the Max term of court Te Give Ome | succean been possible . 106 (Melntyre!, 3 to 1 |The charge of mansiaughter and The drill team of fainier lodge ‘lo one and all we wish a very Won; Last Go, 106. second; Alta Sngitnnimnnnntpiliebtinn | the proceedings are only entered in therhood Spa. 119, third. Time, 1:18 By United Press.) he liquid and sank to her knees fn onter to entirely exonerate the boy Yoars eve Second ra one mile-—Hlanche NEW Fork Dee S1.—The | fright. She was surpr i to note as the officers are convinced the © hall Beventh ave.; HAPPY NEW YEAR be G, 107 (HE Clark), € to 5, won: Te! perveracktin rs of an initia that the caldron was filled with {shooting was justified and Pine st NI a tenus, 104 Warwick o a Gre etter society of me — —a = —t P 107, third *, students im p ® and pre clammy Read Our Announcement Tomorrow of Seattie’s * 7 Third race. mile and a sixteenth atory schools in the city at beloved Greatest “White Carnival.” . —~Gromobol, 106 ( Mcin olla « of 20 angry mo wiat axped before becom Won; Kerehwood, 106, sec L. ¢ ‘os hente of Mra. Wim ng tder. A priestess - Aakerty. 107, third. Time, 1-512 esterday 00n was red to bring tn om « tra: i “ Fourth race, one mile—North-| purpose is to brea » the local the hand. The pis ies wer o> MRS. RUSSELL SAGE THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST € Get. $9 {Mcintyre}. 3 to 1. won: | organization of the Sigma Gemma dered to grasp it. Shuddering, she| NEW YORK, Deo. 31—Mrs. Rus EY ¥ “ Messe. 104, second; Dewtschiand, . and their second ts to start involuntarily drew back her arm/sell Sage ts immeasurably pleased = . 125, third. Time, 1:41 & campaign thrvaghout the coun. when she felt the clammy fingers.| with the recently completed build: | R Pitth race. three que * mile against secret soc en among’ She had grasped « wet chamots ing for the Margaret Sage lodustrial | Ps Marvel P., 102 (Hayes), 2 to 1, Won: | school girls skin glove filled with sod wohool, established by her in Law i i 4 Dake of Orieans, 119, second Mar ht was the story of Julia Millx So the nerve racking tests went rence, L. 1, with an dow ment “ geret RK, 103, third. Time, 1:17 not 17, as told by her to ” fund sufficient to insure on anoual T + _ Sixth race, Futurity course—Mar-| mother, that caused Mra. Mills to, Finally the voice of the priestess income of $5,900. Classes lormed omorrow lis — WIS—l7 SECOND AVENUE - iam Casey, 109 (Miller). 4 to 1. won: take the first steps against what! was heard to «« auary b been accommo a Miily Pullman. 106, second; Adena. she co: ors & dangerous organ Now, for the final supreme test. dated in other buildings N Y , D. LRN A AS Ma 18; third. Time, 1:12 25 ization, Load the candidate to an anteroom. ew lears Vay - Jolie Mills was “initiated” Ratur | strip her to the waist, bind . her i LOS ANGELES. dey might. The girl staggered arms behind her and then bring WILL BAR wo EN First race, clevem-sixteenths mile jc t erical and Mra. Mills her back } —Hial, 107 (Harty), 4 to 1. won i { ots the girl, now AT THAW RIAL brought i demanded an explanation. Fairly In a few mon Senator Beckham, 102, second: Bar yurni with indiguation, she re almost hysteri Sey Oldfield, 197,third. Time, 1:15. | peated the story today at the meet- tack. Then the same droning voice ime mile—The Sub | ing of the mothers. Mias Mills, ac | went on t of Savi for the New Year An excelient plan fs to take the amount of your weekly or monthiy earnings and divide it fairly, allow- the Store Remains Closed All Day Second race. y United Press.) tap, 109 (Kunz), 3 to 1, won; Hell! cording to her story, wae summoned tm order that this ceremony be NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Womas. | Mence, 100, second; Lady Chiswell, |to appear last Saturday. When she! indelibly fixed on your mind, {t {s)lovely woman, will play but a 108, third. Time, 1: 40 2-6. was wehered in, che was led [ito & necessa that the letters of our! slight part in the stage setting of | ‘Third race, eleven-sixieenths mile |dimiy lighted room, between tw s-Adelbert Belle, 109 (Knapp). won: | columes ot beloved fraternity hp burned upen the coming trial of Harry K. Thaw. | Siaek =robed. Black | your back in acid. Guardians, brand Except the members of the imme Pacific Electric, 199, second: An-| masked Tigures up to the high the candidate diate family of Thaw end actt ing so mach for rent, so much for > soar cBoe third. Time, t priestess At the firet touch Miss Milie sank newspaper women, all women meats, groceries, clothes, ete.—and fourth 1 ©, seven-cigbihe mile Are you prepared to undergo se eless to the floor, When she be barred ff m the courtroom dur then a fixed sum for the Saving Jack, 108 (Dugan to &, won; | ordeals to prove yourself Mit to be | had bee revived it was explained ing the sess ‘This order was | Fund. Whoever does this for 8 ree Edward, 112; second: Summer! coine a sister of thie or sol-| to her that the branding had been |insued today by Justice Dowling sonable period will never oF tees Cloud, 195, third. ‘Time, 1:25 4-6. iy waked the priest done with @ piece of ice. The order may be expanded so aa} Pifth race. mile and threewtx tam | she answered to include the feminine mombers of teenths—Avontelive, 198 (Hurns) This will be @ test of your for the defendant's family during the te 5, won; Foocasta ~~-} Bille, 102. / titude, of your fitness te be a ule KENT VS. PULLMAN admission of certain testimony. in | a y 00 1-5. ter. You are ordered to thrust your order to prevent excited mobs from nth race, seven-efghths mile hand into a small ealdron of met Star & f n bont the entrance to the a pecial Services.) ng about the entrance to Oriiene, 104 (Preston), $ to 5, won: | ten metal, which you see b KENT Dec 31—~A picked COurtroom, for the purpose of see | J. R. Langhrey, 108, second; ryan m. Ready, obey orde t r secon o a , o Hasketball team from Pullman col. /9# the prisoner, a private entrance 109, third. Time. 1:26 25. ' Mise Mills decked hi ‘ band nt” lege, four of the members of which ¥@Y has been built for Thaw and to the careless habits. You soon realize that what you add te your savings each and every pay and what the bank adds to with its 4 per cent compound tolerest, are rapidly growing into ay bstantial total, This bank wi pleased to help im every way in its power On Savi a | (ompound Wer 20 sane Savings Department open Satur day nings, from SIX to Bight - pepe se i are oxKent high school boys, on bi# guards T fay evening " play the Kent |. 0. G. T. quintet. Calhoun, WOMAN HELD PRISONER the Kent boys, who has been attending Pullman, and who will « On the Square. Opposite Totem Pete. be in the game Thursday, hax made (By United Pr = the Pullman first team by bis brit CHICAGO, Dee Myswty Hiant playing. Root, Barnes, Cal- | surrounding the so-called detention hown, Berlin and Holcomb will in home of Mis make up the Pullman team, while 63, by M. D. Brown st pr G. Routh, W. Routh, Smith, Tites tising attorney in the city, A. F.| and Wost will compose the Good Kelly and Mre Ruth B. La ghia Templars’ five. is being probed by the polich (dé day following the arrest of the | Information, which led to thet¥ TOMORROW arrest, was that Miss Nolan “wag } being kept under the tafluew ot Brown and Kelly for the purpone of securing her property valued at in Tomorrow's Papers ” Ba sits made up to and ny, January 6th, om New Year's Savings Deg qwacd ty the inelnding Mon 2 Rank draw in st morning t Scandinavian American Bank Alaska Building, Seat a: What should be a fast game of soccer will be played tomorrow aft e $40,000, while Mrs. Laughlin, for xo ernoon at Woodland park between |herty ‘a Saneaieaines san Wino’ M Ca h at A rom the British ship Biythswood. | Patroimen found the house bar 25 wee ent in the harbor, The! ricaded and broke in the door kame will be ca 4 at 3:39. Mise Nolan was found in bed in a erlous mental and physical condi fy, | CREDIE SI NS tion © was sent to St B nard pital Brown, Ke ave st nal saughiin were held f m Dry Goods Co. Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiver Howard J. Sheehan, Mgr. $30.00 Other Vietors $10 to $100. Terms so easy thet you'll Bet Manager MeCredie of the Port Endorse Bingham and baseball team has signed an-| PENDLETON, Ore, Dee ther Indian pitcher, Mac seema| Congressman W. Ht. Hills, who a ar % to have @ fouduess for redukia today from Washington, cor twirlers, and while none of them firms the published re tt done him any particular (entative agreement good, he manages to land one about ton, Hawley and him: : other season. Pinanes is the torney Bingham of Salen w box artist's name and Mac | ix t hene three 8 ways he is a wonder. to Sherman, Clay & Co. aie and Retail Vietors—Whel 1408 Second Ave. 8