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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1908

Page

8

Seattle Men Propose German American Bank Plan

Plans move forward to establish a German American bank in Seattle with $100,000 capital in 1,000 shares of $100 each. A. N. Heinsering leads the effort with approval from prominent German residents. Subscriptions are being taken and several local businessmen are named as supporters.

Seattle Y. A. N. Heinsering First National Bank William Rkiock Fred Peterson Jacob Schaefer Martin J. Luts Stirrat & Goets Nelle & Englebrecht Julius Wegert R. Damus William Halts Frank Jobat David Zimmerie W. G

Elks Show Offers A Hit With Toodles In Holland

Last night at Moore theatre a local produced two act musical comedy Toodles in Holland drew enthusiastic applause. Star Baby Putay as Toodles and Patricia Smith as lead pleased a full audience in an amiable adaption of Buster Brown and Me with later matinee today and an evening show.

Moore Theatre Toodles Holland Buster Brown Buster Tommy Geta

Campaign claims clash as Taft and Bryan tout leads

Chicago dispatch reports Taft and Bryan claim sweeping electoral chances while editors and managers warn campaign funds limit canvassing. Predictions include Taft victories in Kansas Nebraska Colorado Iowa and others, with Bryan forecast to win New York Indiana and more amid a heated national contest.

Iinoin West Virginia Ohio Wisconsin Minnesota Montana Iowa Oregon California Colorado North South Dakota New York Indiana Bryan The Commoner Michigan Rhode Island Washington Taft Hitchcock Kansas Missouri Nebraska Roosevelt Mack Democratic National Committee Maryland Delaware New Jersey Hemenway Gov. Hoch Geo. EB. Roberts Mint

Victoria Rate War Ends With One Way and 350c Round Trip

The rate war between CCPR and International Steamship Co. ends with CCPR announcing Victoria fares: one way, 3.50 for round trip, except a weekly 2 round trip rate. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president of the line, has been in Victoria the past week and is likely behind the change.

CC. P. R International Steamship Company Victoria Thomas Shaug Road

Notable Violin Tutor Herr Rosen Shaped European Masters

Herr Moriis Rosen, a renowned violinist and producer, directed the rise of three European masters Huberman Argiewicz and Przemsier at Warsaw. He now mentors his son Leopold guiding him toward concert repertoire favored by Kubelik and famed virtuosos.

Herr Moriis Rosen Score Theatre Herr Rosen Warsaw Europe Huberman Argiewicz Przemsier

Till Tappers Rob A Restaurant

A Chinese restaurant on Pike near Fourth Avenue was robbed of $9 by three till tappers who fled quickly. Proprietor Me Hung Low could not provide definite descriptions of the suspects after the cash register was examined.

Me Hw Low Pike #t Fourth Av Protor Me Hung Low

Matthews Declines Pittsburg Church Offer

Dr M A Matthews of unj elty yesterday declined an offer to visit the Second Presbyterian church of Pittenburg and deliver sermons. He turned down a salary of about 10 000 yearly, with 4 000 more than his present pay, saying he can be more useful at home.

Declin

Informations filed against Leander Cox and others for serious crimes

Informations were filed yesterday afternoon against Leander Cox for murder in the first degree 6 A Walker for grand larceny and W Wilson for burglary. French bark General De Son sailed from Port Townsend for Sydney Heads to load wheat for Australia and the United Kingdom.

Leander Cox A. Walker W. Wilson General de Son Port Townsend Bydney Heads Australia United Kingdom

Arcadia Location Near Spokane Described for Orchard Buyers

The fragment notes Arcadia about 12 miles north of Spokane with a gravity flow ditch supplying water for winter apples. It mentions limited chipping facilities, accessible land for apple orchards, and a land purchase offer with monthly payments and estate tax considerations.

Spokane Spokane Faille Wonnton

Kaiser’s Grandson Weds Cousin in Berlin Ceremony

In Berlin Prince August Wilhelm, son of the Kaiser, married Princess Adelaide of Schleswig-Holstein Sonderburg Glucksburg. The bridegroom is 21 and the bride 18. The ceremony followed a civil rite and featured a 13 foot train, with the empress presiding and gifts from European monarchs marking the day.

Berlin Frederick Elie August Wilhelm Adelaide of Marvard University

Moros Kill American Laborers at Mindanao Plantation

Nine Filipino laborers and their American superintendent were killed in a fierce Moros assault on the Shephers sugar plantation near Nigam in Mindanao. The laborers repelled the attack in a final rally, while Moros suffered about 26 dead and many wounded. they burned plantation buildings as they withdrew.

United Presse Manila Shephers Nigam Mindanao

Bids Opened For New Launch Construction

Bids were opened for the construction of four new board launches for quarantine service. Names and bids included Townsend at 17 660 dollars and others varying by engine type, reflecting differences in propulsion systems and design.

Prinetage Ca Beattie Townsend

Girls Accused of Long Stealing Spree in Beverley

Two sisters aged 12 and six are accused by police of a three month robbery spree in Beverley Massachusetts. A search of a play house and a doll trunk at the girls home uncovered jewelry valued at thousands of dollars.

Beverley Mass

Freshman Girls Must Not Row at UW

Dr. Hall, director of the University of Washington, bans freshman girls from rowing this year. He cites the workload as too demanding for some candidates and notes many cannot swim, making it foolhardy to permit them to row until they gain swimming skill.

Hall University of Washington Ee UN Ie Ie

Geldberg Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Support

Daisey Geldberg files for divorce from Rey Goldberg in superior court, alleging cruelty and failure to provide. She says he has allowed only 24 dollars since June 1906 and refused her medicine, hindering their baby.

Daisey Geldberg Casinet Rey Goldberg

Hatchery fish output set for Washington state

United Press reports Fish Commissioner John Riseland expects 60,006,000 to 76,000,000 sardine fry to be spawned this year from 17 hatcheries in Washington. Last year the hatchery output averaged about 40,000,000 with spikes near 6,000,000. Spawn taking on the Columbia River is finished, but low water delayed streams into Puget Sound. Recent rains boosted streams and spawning resumes unless water stays high.

United Pres Olympia State of Washington John Riseland Columbia River Puget Sound

Ellensburg Telephony Change Puts Sunet Line in New Hands

In Ellensburg on October 4 a group led by C. C. Churchill and John Faust purchased the Ellensburg line of the Sunset Telephone company. The deal promises better service with modern instruments addressing long standing subscriber complaints. Cabinet members plan a campaign stop for Taft next week in Washington after the late yesterday decision.

Ellensburg C. C. Churchill John Faust Sunset Telephone Company Washington Taft

Tacoma Hearse Mites Speech Praises Cosgrove Cushman

Senator Pile spoke to a packed Tacoma theatre audience last night praising Cosgrove and Cushman for their efforts.

Tacoma Senator Pile Tacoma Theatre Cosgrove Cushman

Youth Decoy Testifies in Police Court Case

Charley Campbell a blond youth with ladylike manners testified as the prosecuting witness against several women accused of loitering. He described his police role guiding women to drink and then to awaiting officers, aiding arrests. Judge Gordon discharged two defendants and jailed one for 40 days with a $50 fine. Charley then arranged to meet Sergeant A. J. Wilkes at a cigar stand that night.

Charley Campbell Charley Sam Wilkes Afeenret Chapley Giewit Pike Herg John BH. Gordon A. J. Wilkes

Bankers Favor Warrants to Fund Lighting Bonds

City officials and bankers discussed issuing lighting certificates as a lien on future bonds to cover 609000 in bonds with 150000 cash now. The plan would replace interest payments and avoid a special election, with bankers proposing cashing warrants at a nominal rate until bonds are issued.

Carrell Acheme

St Roward’s church benefit with prizes announced

The ladies of St Roward's congregation prepare a church benefit from October 28 to 31. Entertainment at St Edward's hall Millman and Levi orchestra engaged. Prizes include a cane for the most popular candidate in King County, a fifty dollar range, a carmanad of mittweed and Townsend jet.

St. Roward’s St. Edward's Hall Millman Prof Levi King County Townsend

Congregational Church Welcomes Members Next Wednesday

The Congregational church on Main Avenue and 30th Street MN will welcome new members into the Congregational fraternity by an ecclesiastical council next Wednesday evening. A meal will precede the council at 6:30 pm. After recognition services for the Rev will be held, followed by an open service at which Rev. Lincoln Smith will preach to the gathered parishioners.

Congregational Church Gaa Weommens Congregational Churches At & E Ard Lincoln Smith

Muddled Dispatch Notes Message From Army Officers

A fragmented dispatch from United Press describes confusion over orders from Major Eh Keating and Lieutenant Siker of the Arkansas National Guard. The note mentions mail communications and a naval or military context, but details are severely garbled and unreadable.

Eh Keating Tain Frigge Siker Arkenene National Guard

Sherman Campaign Tour Reaches Eight Speeches in North County

Republican vice presidential nominee James A. Sherman led a northward sweep through five counties yesterday delivering eight speeches. The final stop was a Richardson theatre address to a standing room only audience following a parade of marching clubs prior to the meeting.

James A. Sherman Richardson

Missionary Speak At First Christian Phoenix Church

A union meeting of Christian endeavor activities will be held at the First Christian Presbyterian church tomorrow evening at 4 o clock. Dr J Johan nan of Persia will speak at the event. More local tax discussion follows with state officials arranged for Monday night at the Commercial Club.

J. Johannan Persia Tacoma Tas Comfesioner J. Brest State Bread Commoner Cfrence Commercial Club Frost

United Wireless Preferred Por sale 16 shares

H. M. Herrin & Co at 610 Firat offer United Wireless preferred stock for sale as un stamped. The listing notes sixteen shares at a price of 7.56 dollars.

H. M. Herrin & Co

Restraining Beard From Land in Eee County Granted

In county court yesterday Judge granted a restraining order against J. F. Beard from a land dispute in Eee County. The order was issued on Ww F Hays petition and returnable November 6. notice advertised for October.

J. F. Beard Eee Hays Urier

Gkinner Lumber Fire Surrounds Lowelltown Village

Lowelltown Maine reports a large forest fire surrounding the village of Gkinner, five miles north, with flames consuming millions of feet of lumber as crews respond today.

Lowelltown Gkinner Here Ames

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