TWELVE MINERS
ARE STILL
SEATTLE, Nov. 20.—Of the thirty
one dead as a result of the dust explo
sion nt the Havensdale coal mines,
but seventeen of the bodies have been
recovered so far The work of re
claiming the bodies has proceeded so
fast that it is expected that rt will
be completed and the remaining four
teen recovered today.
SEATTLE, Nov. 20.—Two more
bodies were recovered this morning
from the Ravensdale coal mine dis
aster, leaving twelve which are stilll
entombec^
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TOO FOIL!
SEATTLE, Nov. 20.—It is thought
unlikely that any criminal action will
be taken against Joseph Busky for
the false affidavit he made the day
before Hiflstrom was executed, In
which he said that he was with Hill
strom the night of the murder, and
that the accused was Innocent. Bus‘/y
is an illiterate, in poor health, and
not strong mentally, and there is no
desire to make him suffer for his at
tempt to save the life of Hillstrom.
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EMPEROR P J. fS
I’.Il YAMAHA tlse) .Japan, Nov.
20.—Emperor Yoshlto arrived here
today from Kioto to pay homage be
fore the grand aneestra shrines at
Uji and Yamada. Accompanied by
the court he left Kioto on a special
train and arriving at Yamada entered
the improvised imperial lodge.
The imperial visit to the threat
shrines is a rare occurrence. Every
emperor and empress makes personal
visit to the shrine only once a life,
namely, after the coronation cere
mony. Imperial messengers are sent
to the shrines several times a year
to pay homage to the deities on be
half of the emperor and empress on
the occasion of state functions or
ceremonies.
YALE I[iM
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov, 20.—Har
vard overwhelmed Yale in their an
nual football game today, running
rings about the Eli pigskin chasers,
and running up a score of forty-one
points while the Ynlenslans failed to
register a single point Harvard out
played Yale in all departments of
the game, and the Crimson team,
which had been brought to Its top
notch form by Coach Haughton, gave
I a fine exposition of a perfect foot
ball machine.
FOOTBALL CAME
RESULTS IN
A TIE
SYRACUSE. Nov. 20—Syracuse ana
Dartmouth battle through the long
afternoon in their annual football
game, and at the enil neither team
had scored. Both teams were evenly
matched, but the big green team had
a shade the better of the home colle
gians, although the Syracuse line
stiffened and held remarkably when
ever the Dartmouth machine got
within scoring distance.
CHURCH SERVICES
PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday School at usual hour, and
In evening at 7.30. The Thanksgiv
ing service. All are welcome.
PROGRAM.
1. Organ—"Grand Offertoire" (Ba
tiste.)
2. Hymns—11-364.
3. Scripture reading and prayer.
4. Response—"O Father in Heaven"
(Pierce).
5. Anthem—"Praise the Lord" (Ga-!
briel).
6. Violin Iluet—"Selected.”
Mr. Clayson. Mr. Chittenden.
7. Solo—"Jerusalem" (Parker).
Miss Shepard.
8. Reading.
9. Hymn 33.
10. Anthem—"His Glorious Praise”
(Hughes).
11. Solo—“More Love to Thee"
(Prentiss, Sheldon).
Mrs. Chase.
12. Flute Solo—"Selected.”
Mr. Morris.
13. Duet—"Thou Art Near" (Yale).
Miss Shepard, Mrs. Chase.
14. Solo—"Zion" (Bruno Huhn).
Mr. Chittenden.
15. Offertory—“Pastorale" (Batiste).;
16. Anthem — "Praise Ye The
Father” (Gounod).
17. Hymn 44.
18. Postlude—“March" (Bach).
ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL MISSION
There will be no Sunday services;
at St. George Episcopal Mission, Red
Dragon Club House, tomorrow, as the
minister in charge is conducting ser
vices elsewhere.
CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES
At 10:30 a. m. Devotional services.
Sundav School at 12 m.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20—The gov
ernment announced today that regu
lar mail service had been once more
established between the United States
and Mexico This relieves the chaotic
conditions which have ensued in
Mexico because of the civil war
which divested the country of all
semblance of organized government,
and shows the faith of the Washing
ton government in the Carranza
regime.
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DOUGLAS, Nov. 20. — General Ob
regon is in personal command or
Carranza forces attacking the city
of Cananea. In speaking of his plans
today Obregon said that he would
first dispose of the garrison under
Rodriguez at Cananea before proceed
ing against Villa. He expressed the
opinion that Cananea would be taken
within a few days, and that he would
then march with his army against
Nogales, and attack the main army
of General Villa at Hermosilla in fhe
rear, while General Degflez maxes a
jtrontal attack.
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All the Beal News In the Times.
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With
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Six Reels of Superb Dramatic Action
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