The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1910, Page 8

j i i i ess SLAVE ING FLOURISHES IN AMERICA (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8 eral investigation into the exten-| sive 8 ing ring today revealed | the alleged existence: of Chinese | peonage in America. to enter the United States Fed nd out to m ws Chinese qua cities, becoming hey have earned their | America, t ws of th yellow smuggling agents, | quasi-em virtually it for their and a ployer, In addition age system of the smugglers, it is to exposing the peon own today that brought fn on rumored in Ch 41 stowaways we the liner Manchuria, and that 26 of the contraband men and wome oy were landed under cover of dar ness before federal officers cap 15 men now held at Angel | It is said that the men are in bondage by employers for a t of two or three years, and in ex treme where the risk {8} great for their detection, for four years, OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY Robert Ce r, one ot a's best known preachers, is well and happy on his eighty seventh birthday today his life has bee well lived. He} has walked the sunny side of the street and never crossed a bridge until he to it, he} says He got only] four years schooling, but he | held a book in one hand while| he pulled a bel-| lows in a York shire blacksmith with the he er and shop ether. Coming to this ce Worked both as an ironw as a minister. He raised his com. pelling voice against negro slavery He is now pastor emeritus of the Church of the Messiah, New York Wagner’s Music at Symphony Concert The second concert of the & one of the best orc che sones ever written un-| doubtediy meet with popular ap-| proval. Henry will again conduct the orche stra Washington— today was nomins dent as a rear ac Rear Admiral Joh retires. COUNT A MILLION ON YOUR ... FINGERS You could change the | i ! | binatic e of our | y In |} 1 en- if m on on the « driven In | ort t | But t a}l. Further | afforded b; which {s fe locking device | #0 arranged that in case an | attempt is made to with the lock, the trigger fall and lock the These safe are but three protec our FIRE safe afes th tive PROOF and whic features on at are sate will protect you. Purcell Safe Co, | Exclusive Agents HERRING - HALL-MARVIN | SAFE CO | Prefontaine Bidg Chinamen | by all human eyes in all the ters of Amer: | oq | here jto Manchuria from Siberia to fight | because | ited from on | quest TODAY IN HISTORY Deo, 8, 1845, Hencke, an amateur} discovered an asteroid which he Astraea, At that! time the discov ery of an as was considere some pumpkins in the astronom-!/ foal world, Aw traea being only the fifth loca astronomer named | nd) up to that time, Since, however noted soldier and for 40 years an} educator in the public schools died today Harbin—Surgeons are hurrying the plague San Francisco—Spurred by jeal ousy, James Whitley fired shots into the body of Mra. Julla| Partley today, and then cut his throat, Both will die. Madison—The Delta murder trial at Hayward will be postponed until Monday Odds and Ends From Everywhere four | } University fraternities are prohib edging high school stu dents hereafter under a rule passed by the faculty yesterday at the re of Seattle and Bellingham high schoo! principals The open lecture in the course in civil engineering the auspices of the Y. M. C free under A. will Rainproofs That Wear FOR Workingmen We Make a Speciait line and can give y that will not bi Heavy and Durable Made For THE MAN WHO WORKS Look at These Seo Seow ezors@ 714 First Av. Both Phones __ AMUSEMENTS. Moone THEATRE GRAND OPERA HOUSE John Cort, Mer HE PAM BAK OCK CHARLEY AUNT | SPECIAL —M tere tor Da “CARL OF THE GOLDEN WreT” Lois Theatre } ‘ Jess OF THE BAR Z HIS NERVE MAGRS TIS KOSH NAYNON'S BIRDS PANTAGES THEATRE Unequated Vaudevilie” CHAS, R. BWRET Toda Muste i Fetes. The Musical Burglar ‘mad The Military Dancers Adam Sowerguy,” Ete A Night in Sweden Dance AT DREAMLAND Seventh and Union TONIGHT Thursday, December 8, 1910 Swedish Souvenirs Given to All GRAND PRIZE DRAWING Admissio 250, Including Five Dance Tickete LADIES FREE THE SEATTLE STAR ) fatal a conf state city called by sioner B, B will, he a el at nee here of county and health officers, to be} State Health Conmim | Heg December 14 and} | be given by T. A, Noble of North} Yakima next Thursday evening, on| “Irrigation Farming and Irrigation | Work,” to collect about 1,6 liquor Heenses 100 unpaid stat No action will be taken on the Olympla—Stops are being taken |i} The jcket won by a | Olmstead report on parks until the!) Pe Ell—The dry tl meeting of the Playground ansocla-|Neavy malority In yesterday's el tion in January. Park Board Expert |" Olmstead recommends that the school board have exclusive charge a aig Fed jt y of playgrounds, while the park | Kult), to, Aas ; board devote Itself to the work of | “*® “ned #10 | public p rs p perks only, Ellensburg. municlpal water system to coat 10,000, carried by & ee ee ee ee? chants in thé! targer sch * X| vote of 7 to 1 in youterday’s elec jlarger schools of astronomers, arm tion, with larger telescopes, have 8 GET BUSY, YOU CANDI- # nage kone on discovering asteroids until DATES. id there are more than 300 known now | * bd jand the finding of names for them | * nbecember 23 wit ae er is almost as much of a task as the st and January 4 the Jas naming of the sleeping cars flee oe po -aeal fillnge for mu * YOUTH OF 16 ‘ ces can be made, ie * i Co Olympia—Tho stato board of! % hothwell, ‘The primary bs education will meet in Seattle for! tion will be i. Peleary 2 MARSHALLTOWN, Is four days, commencing December|% 21, and the general clection #| Miss Ada Friend was t r \* March 7 w#iYeaterday to Jease Harker, | —— | though she ts only 14 years old and Boston—J. Willard. Brown. al% . her prote 16. . 4 eee ee | , | ‘The consent of the parents of oth was given to the strange al Chamber of Commerce, will soon |Hance, Both the children are “old leave for the Panama canal sone |for thelr age. Barker ts an em to Inspect the progress of the work | Ploye of the Hilinois Central rail on the big ditch, Mra, Lowman | road, will accompany him, | | | J. D. Low » president of the | CONNECTICUT STORK GIVING SHORT WEIGHT} Renton wili soon have a modern choo! building with a large play field, if the board of education can| CAMPBELL'S MILLS, Conn find a suitable site. Bonds in the | Dec. §—And now the stork is ac sum of $65,000 were voted for this| cused of giving short weight. I purpose last Saturday bin visit to che home of Mr, and Mra, Charles Remington, Pine Grove farm, yesterday, he left one-pound baby boy Plans for a more intelligent fight against tuberculosis and FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. 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