Want Ads Rates and Agencies Note
Classified ad rates listed 10 cents per insertion per line with seven words per line and three times one cent per word. Monthly rate 6e per line per day. Agencies Kennedy Drug Co Fifth and Cherry Ballard Agency P H Maileon 81 Ballard Ave Opp City Hall Main Office Seventh Ave between Union and University. The Star disclaims accuracy for telephoned advertisements.
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Kennedy Drug Co
Firatay
Cherry
Ballard
P. H. Maileon
City Hall
Union
University
Special Notices From The Office Of The Director
A garbled set of notices mentions acts by officials and engagements, with references to authorities and offices. It notes readiness to provide information at the Director of Administration building and related grounds.
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting Alaska Bank
The Alaska Bank and Trust Company notifies its stockholders of the annual meeting to be held at the offices in Saco and for the company at a location to be decided. Actions include election of officers and review of business matters for the coming year. Attendees should bring required documents and identify themselves for registration.
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Laska-Yukon-Pa
Alaska
Atasea
Salffield
Sorenar
Anti Moore Faction Readies Final Run in City Election
A small group of loyal Democrats plans a meeting this evening to form a slate aimed at defeating Mayor Moore in reelection. Alfred Battle remains reluctant for the mayoral bid while discussions consider General Metcalfe and John Schram as alternatives. Other suggested Democratic hopefuls include Harry B Drees John Keene T M Dausten and Calvin S Hall.
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Lore-Hope
Moore
Noo
Alfred Battle
Ita
Bette
Municipal Ownership Party
Harry B Drees
John ¥Aeons
T. M. Dausten
Calvin 8. Hall
Planned Kidnap Probe Alleges Attempt on Child
Police report a plan to abduct the son of Charles H. Rulofson, an electrician, with officers on alert for an attempted kidnapping this afternoon. The case involves custody tensions as Mrs. Rulofson has fled to San Francisco with the children, prompting a warrant request for non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rulofson
Mankato
Seventhay
Rulofeen
Rulofson
San Francisco
Emisaaries
Mra. Rulofson
Rulofeon
Hase
Teave
Teachers Converge in Seattle for State Meeting
School teachers and principals from across Washington arrive in Seattle for the Washington Teachers' association gathering at the state university, with county representatives set to attend the session starting tomorrow. The day also hosts the Washington State Philological Society annual meeting featuring papers by instructors from state colleges and smaller institutions on language studies.
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Seattle
Washington Teachers’ Association
State University
Washington State Philological Society
Washington State College
Whitman College
Whitworth College
New York Stock Market Opens Steadily Higher
Stocks opened strong with steady demand and broad advances by noon led by Canadian Pacific up 3 percent. Reading rose 2 points and U S Steel up 1 percent as steel executives consider cutbacks aligned with German steel trends. Money was tighter, but the close remained strong with several issues favored by professionals. American Locomotive directors declared the regular quarterly dividend on common stock payable.
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New York
Strom
Canadian Pacific
U. S. Steel
Funeral of EK Evans Draws Welsh Community from Surrounding Towns
Hundreds, including friends from surrounding towns, attended the Bonney Watson chapel funeral for the late EK Evans who died from injuries in a mine accident at Henton last Friday. The service featured Welsh music led by W. G. Richards of the Welsh society and was conducted by Rev. J M. Hughes and Mrs. Prosser of the university.
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EK. Evans
Henton
Bonney Watson Chapel
W. G. Richards
The
Welsh Society
J M. Hughes
Wns. Prosser
University
Celestine Held to Federal Grand Jury for Murder
William Bagley released from county jail while Hob Celestine, both Indians, is held to the federal grand jury on a murder charge of an Indian woman at Talalip by order of the United States district attorney. They were jailed about three months ago.
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William Bagley
Hob Celestine
Talalip
United States
Clarence Darrow Admitted To California Hospital
Clarence Darrow chief counsel in the Pettibone case arrived in Los Angeles and was taken to the California hospital. Doctors say immediate surgery is not necessary. he will be under observation for a week.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
California Hospital
Open Shop Plan Prompted Construction Delay
Announcement says construction at Bplay Copal Church will resume tomorrow under the open shop plan. Union workers were called off last week and work halted. The riders exchange is pushing the open shop movement, signaling broader labor contractor clashes and potential delays in building activity.
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Bplaycopal Church
Carroll files declaration for mayor nomination
P. P. Carroll filed his declaration of candidacy this afternoon seeking the Republican nomination for mayor.
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P. P. Carroll
VP. P. Carroll
Fires After Intruder at Home Electric Store
8 M Brown and WI Henlein trapped a thief behind the Home Electric shop at 1627 Seconday. At 11:50 p.m. Marian, an employee, unlocked the back door, entered, tampered with tills and fled after Brown fired. The improvised key was found, and Marian has not been seen since.
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M. Brown
Home Electric Company
WI Henlein
Man
Brown
van A. BR. Marian
Marian
Sleuth Rief Seizes Out of Season Game Birds in Wash. Fish Co
Game Warden Rief slipped through a bath room window and nabbed a cache of 500 Mongli an phogiants being sold out of season by the Washington Fish company. Four men, including William S McDonald and Leonard K R Drewliners, were arrested and released on 400 cash bonds pending a preliminary hearing. Rief had been warned of the sale and escaped a would be watcher before seizing the contraband.
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Washington Fish Company
William 8. McDonald
Leonard KR. Drewliners
Roy McDonald
J. Fellows
Davenport
Ie A
Gordon
Niel
Fish Company
Gus Hill Improved After Assault Near Swan Lake
Gun Hil, a farmer attacked and robbed at his home near Swan Lake, has greatly improved after treatment at Kent hospital. Norman Martin, arrested on suspicion of involvement, remains held at Sherry in bonds of 1000 dollars. his attorney claims an alibi can be proven.
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Gun Hil
Swan Lake
Kent Hospital
Ang of
Norman Martin
Sherry
Idaho Sunday law closes Boise YMCA
United Press reports Boise officials suspend Passion Play moving pictures after County Attorney Koelsch orders abandonment of Sunday entertainment tied to a church and Y M C A event. Ministers denounce enforcement as extreme while collections proceed. County attorney pledges continued rigid enforcement statewide.
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United Presa
Nowr
Joon
Supreme Court
Koelech
Koelsch
Posse
Boise
Ita
An. Serte
Storm Warnings Offshore and Coastwise Outlook
Weather bulletin shows storm warnings for the sound Strait and Oregon coast. The storm nears the Oregon coast and moves inward rapidly with southeast to south wind. Salvaged cargo from the wrecked steamer Alaskan was sold at Pier 6 by Mather & Co. to settle the loss, including groceries oils and canned goods.
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Weather Bureau
Sound
Straite
Oregon Coast
Mather & Co
Gambling lid shuts on Denver scene and fortunes fall
The wire reports William Adler a New Orleans banker grocer sees his bank fail and a large mercantile firm placed under receivership. He loses cargo and ship in a wreck off British Honduras while hoping to regain fortune. A New York movement of poorer classes pushes rent relief and liquor sale curbs loom in Georgia as year ends.
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Denver
William Adler
New Orleans
Britleh
Honduras
New York
Georgia
Taft Receives Warm Welcome in Boston Speech
Secretary of War Taft appeared before the Congregational Ministers' association in Pilgrims' Hall to deliver an address amid loud cheering from hundreds. He avoided politics except for a note urging duty-free sugar and tobacco for the Philippines, and criticized Fish Warren on Philippines gov ernment. He planned to speak again at the Merchants and Manufacturers' club that evening.
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United Prest
Boston
Taft
Pilgrims’ Hall
Ministers’ Association
Tts
Philippines
Fish Warren
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Club
Pacific Coast Seamen's Union Faces Setback Over Chinese Labor
Washington reports that the Pacific Coast Seamen's Union suffered a temporary defeat in its bid to bar Chinese workers from Pacific canal vessels. The Attorney General indicated he could only supply opinion to top officials, while the union planned to draft a petition to the president seeking a formal stance.
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Ay United Press
Washington, D. C
Seamen's Union
Honaparte
Lt In
Seattle Electric Co Sures Service Cuts
A United Press report from Wheeling West Virginia notes the Seattle Electric Co is reducing services. In Baltimore & Ohio operator Hutchinson is believed murdered in a station fire. His body was burned and no money or tickets remain, suggesting thieves destroyed evidence.
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United Press
Wheeling
W.va
Ward Hutchinson
Baltimore
Curtailment of Seattle streetcar service in rush hours
The Seattle Electric Company plans widespread car line cuts under Assistant Manager Potter to save operating expenses. Frequent costly accidents threaten profits, so service in outlying districts may be reduced to lower costs and protect dividends. Passengers must endure longer waits and disruption as crews are reduced and payrol l costs trimmed.
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Seattle Electric Company
Potter
Heaton
Uenal
Powers Trial Nears End in Goebel Case Georgetown
In Georgetown Kentucky the Powers trial nears its end as closing arguments loom. Caleb Powers faces murder charges in the Goebel case while hotels fill with spectators and Powers' mother and mater arrive to offer support as Samuel T. Wilson speaks three hours to the jury.
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United Press
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Powers
Former Tacoma Mayor Dies in California
United Press reports former Tacoma mayor Dr. Campbell, 65, a prominent Pierce county lawyer, died unexpectedly in Santa Cruz, California, at 6 p.m. He had traveled to California for the holidays with his wife and daughter, leaving Tacoma December 16 in good health.
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United Press
Tacoma
Campbell
Pierce County
Santa Crus
Cal
California
Amusements: Strong Heart at Grand Opera House in Seattle
Seattle theatergoers cheered Ralph Stuart in Strong Heart at the Grand Opera House. The cast is strong and the show runs through Wednesday with The Moon by Jimmy Powers finishing the week and A Desperate Chance at the Beattie Theatre offering action and melodrama.
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Seattle
Grand Opera House
Ralph Stuart
Stuart
Riddle Boys
Beattie Theater
Heroiss
Popular-Price Theaters Feature Strong Vaudeville Week
The Cricket on the Hearth at Third Avenue Theater impresses with Dowlan and Aubrey leading a superior cast in a popular-price show. Lyric presents The Seminary Girls succeeding The Isis of Zaza with Posty’s Orient Burlesquers adding fresh songs. Coliseum debuts a new vaudeville bill headlined by Adgie and sons. Pantages and Star theater bills promise strong week fills.
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Third Avenue
Wm. C. Dowlan
Jane Aubrey
Lyric Theater
Ise of
Zaza
Coliseum
Adgie
Star
Star Theater
Eden Musee Promises New Features This Week
The Eden Musee announces new features this week. The museum department notes updates aim to attract more visitors and enhance display experiences.
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Eden Musee
Deaths Registered Today in Local Hospitals
Death notices list Johnson-T 88 of Wayside Emergency hospital with December date. Lindgren-F 40 with December 27 at 494 Sixth ay. McCarthey-C 37 with December 27 at Providence hospital.
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Johnson
Wayside Emergency
Lindgren
McCarthey
Dee
Providence Hospital
Notable Birth Announcements Hit Local Listings
The record lists multiple birth notices including McKay-To wife of A McKay a daughter born December 6 at Station L Dee Seattle Ryland-To wife of G V Ryland a daughter born December 21 in Seattle Stuley-To wife of H G Stanley a son born December 21 in Seattle Moore-To wife of F L Moore a son born December 25 at 114 Fifth Ave Johnson-To wife of J B R Johnson a son born December 16 at 6512 12th WH Fune-To wife of J Fung a daughter born December 21 at 628 Washington Foresman-To wife of J O Foresman a son born December 28 at 702 Bell
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Hirthe
McKay
A. McKay
L. Dee
Ryland
G. V. Ryland
Seattle
Dee
Stuley
H. G. Stanley
Moore
F. L. Moore
Johnson
J. BR. Johnson
Fune
J. Fung
Washington
Foresman
J, O. Foresman
Bell
Mal Arrested in Pajai Faces New Legal Trouble
Mal Light, known for pajama fame, is in county jail for beating his wife at Halliday Street and Lake Union Boulevard. He now faces an execution suit based on a 1905 judgment by F. Danel, with a superior court order to show cause served by Deputy Sheriff Leighton. The report notes ongoing enforcement actions and related difficulties.
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J. Paul Light
Pajama Fame
Halliday St
Lake Union Boulevard
F. Danel
Justice of the Peace P. V
Superior Court
Leighton
Puget Sound Metal Works Adopts Open Shop Policy
The Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works at Fi Hotay and Wall streets announced an open shop principle this morning. About 40 workers are affected by the order, with 20 already put to work and six more added later.Company officials declined further comment while labor representatives dispute the claim that any union labor is employed.
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Puget Sound
Fi- Hottay
Wall Sr
Genaiies Company
Wat Unlom
Honeanion
Seattle
Are
Unio
Paget Sound Metal
Bulident
Conrad Beber Celebrates Opening Anniversary
Conrad Beber, veteran trumpet soloist, marked an opening anniversary at the Moore theater. He helped inaugurate John Cort's Seattle Standard Theater in 1889 and again performed at the Moore’s Saturday night opening. Harry Vies led the orchestra, with H. Wagner directing the ensemble.
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Conrad Beber
Moore Theater
John Cort
Seattle
Conrad Beiber
Cort
Harry
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Society Notices
Randall
Tom
Stevens
Vauderille Setwet
Daret Os Os Ita
Rece
Taree
Pine Main
Wil
Muricul
W. Bullock
Te & L Dowell & Co
Buskere
Ath Ave
James St
Power Vain Ave
Waal
Talc Mining Ci
Native & Poe Ae
Wrh
Smith Bock
Seattie, Wash
T. Martin Org
Call Royal Tea Co
Guiter
Tuck
Hawley
Ben Seamer
Ttery Street
Ee Puraiture Co
Terry Ave
Mia
Renna
Tet-P
Fifth Ave
Hincksey Ride
Ind
Queen Anne Hill
Second
Ava Marth
Boston Street
Dowell & Go
Tadnar i
Queen City Fuel Co A
Inrelcher
Helen
Pewin Hines
B. Piper—Hoesend
Eersrtheren
Nener
Ren
Alfred Gralier
Vioek
Beattie
Russell J. Farrell
New York Im
Winstiene
Hanford Abstract
Hal‘oeen
Wile One
Pat First Ave
Joes
Union Browk
Bis
TAL Loan CO
Goilin Revoud
Trorenabis
Elles Teiman
Waites Uliding
Cafe de
SSRN
I & Gelaemith
Ankeny
Ler
United Baye
Europe
Union Ee
HOLT
People's Bank
Tnd
Pike Main
Bickerton
Avelloneer
D Willman
John Duniep
Ayer Delten
West Seattle
Patah
Osteopathic
Capoile Tpatitute Os
Opticians
Alaske Bigg Maloney
Hanon
Larago
Hillmen's
Robe
Alaska Building
Colman
Malthy
City Real Estate
Ty Tae
Lake Run
Ain
Park
Call
H. Nicholas
Sleimont
Ty James Ie
Main Fens
Tillman's
Anti-Moore
NEW York Stock Market
Evans
Celestine
Darrow
Rief
Gus Hill
Idaho
Sunday Law
Boise Y.M.C.A
Piper & Taft
Maton
Pacific Coast Seamen’s Union
Seattle Electric Co
the Lyric
Mal
Pajai
Metal Works
State Bank of Seattle
Pioneer Place
Flrst Avenue
Yester Way
Exposition Grounds
Newlon
Lord
Greenlake
Tion
International Bond & Realty CO
American Bank Building
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