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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

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18Th day ~ soptomhrr az N ~
shares " each parcel II areh =. wv
may he necessary will b. .,s i,
lfwttnrY'H Office. ~. ID -. ~
south street, sax Lake CIV 49, "
friday, November 4. isg. fi ~. =
= ni'' TO pay the doiIn1ur1, ss'... ~.
thrte1n, together va c5ss n .i...'
using and expense u rlie --'ois
ALIEN BUCHANAN IN
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17
DOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

Tho ease o. Mrs Irwin. charged with
an assault and battery upon her neigh
Dor. Mrs Hogan. WIS called up In the
police court this afternoon nnd con-
unucd. similar action was taken In tho
ease NJ James A. Luke, and VIII Doe.
charged with nghilng
Joe Davies, arrested Saturday at
Eureka, "a row In the county Jan. serv-
Ink "A four months sentence Tor the
thgft pf "a bicycle. 10 which he pleaded
guilty, llia companion. T.. Camp. ~ %
b. tried for burglary and grand lhretnv.
MeanWhlle, he 100 occupies "A coll ln the
county San
orders % discharge were made with
reference 90 Frank Zimmerman.c charged
with begrlnE, and John Connora. for
drunLenneaa and Blessing.
John Mckay got ten days IN the clsy
Nll Tor petit larceny. while Richard
stanley fnr Assault and battery, got
twenty-five DAYS. barney Mckee was
fined % Tor drunkenness. and tho same
party was granted continuance on a
hearing Tor assault ana battery oliver
huntor. Who used abusive language, Naa
fined so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17
Pnf. MN, Tongh,.

~ 1850 o'clock this evening NJ r1oi,
u Mormon class VIII meet al the Tom.
pieiUn Prof Mills will cover the history
contained In the small plates" from
the death " Nsphl until they were I'M.
lahrd ana given by their last writer,
Am1loki, Into the hands OF KING Ben.
jamin.
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rmAr JoYruL rrrLINa

with the exllara;lnE sense o. re-
newed health and strength ami Internal
examiners. which follows The use Of
syrup % Figs. II unknown 60 me few
who have not progressed beyond che Oh
slime medicines ana ghe cheap aubat.
tutea sometimes offered. but never Ac.
cep.sd by the well-infoFmcd. nuy the
genuine. Manufactured by the Cal.ior.
MIA Flg Syrup Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

Perhaps no more popular parsonage
exists In this country than Mickey
Dugan. the dimlnultivo s1ffron colorcd
Globe Trottcr who has been dubbed
by Thousands u admirers, The Yell
low KID" Mickey. together with
Hogan, and an the merry crew who
have accompanied him on his tour
around the country including even tho
twins and the goat, will be seen In this
city tonight and FOR the balance % the
week az the New Grand in the merry.
witty and laughablo force comedy
Hogan'a Alloy
on n special train over tho oregon
Hhnf, Limo which leaves the city at
$3.50 ,. M, the Salt Lake Opera COM
pany Will 30 o. Provo, there 10 give "a
Performance In tho opera EouHc. n 10
understood that the event has been
plOanantly anticipated by the good pc1-
pie 0f Provo for many days, aud that
uthcr nearby towns have shown Ike
enthusiasm. and the prospects aru that
the Provo opera house will be crowded
when the Quccn'a Lace Handkerchief
~ presented there tonight. ON Wcdues-
day evening the company win give this
opera at ogden. a great many frlcndl
or members ~ the company VIII tnko
advantage " the very low rates that
have been offered by the railroad o1m-
punlcH anu make these trips with the
opera company Friday evening and
Saturday afternoon u the present
week viii see tho last performances of
The queens Lace Handkerchief at the
salt Lake Theator and perhaps the
last that viii be Given at ALL as Miss
Rallic Fisher leaves Tor the East next
week to pursue her musical studies.
The box Office opens Tor the ralc Of
seats f0f these last two performances
on Wednesday morning next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17
Poisoned by Ivy
Was in a Dreadful Condition
Happened 20 Read About a Similar
Case % Followed tho Other Mans
Example and Was Cured.

Example and Was Cured.
The following incident Il given by
Charles Morris, general lobbcT, % Lexing-
ton Avenue, North Cambridge, MAST
"soytfal years ago became poisoned
by ivy. tried many medicines, spending
a large sum OF money without obtaining
particle OF good. My children were
also afflicted with tho same disease. We
worv an constant sufferers with an awful
itching sensation, and II seemed as II 1
should tear myself TO pieces. picked
up a paper In which found printed
testimonial from man In Vermont who
had been similarly afflicted and had taken
Hoods saraaparilla with benefit. bought
a bottle. which We took aud II did
Mo and my Children
somuch good pnfchafcd anothcraupniy.
We continued taking Hoods ssrsaparllla
untl We used ilyo bottles and can
rsicly say that ucl.hcr myselfuo children
have amy signs % lhe poison, Il has en-.
tIrely loit ~ and We are perfectly cured
We rive the whole orol.tto Hoods sartn-
par.ila. Before rgsuHInf 90 this medlc.ut
Wai reduced ln weight, but now
weigh no pounds. Hoods slrnparIll.
has not only d5ue much good bnt has
been the means % saving ne % great dca'
90 money. ! would mo-, 10 without %
In my h1rso and heartily rgcommouI
Il 20 all who ere afflicted. have writ
ten this statement Tor publication, OF n.y.
own viii, as want others 10 know wha'
Hoods SarsaparillG
has done Tor u.s." CHARLES MoRRIs.
IIood's pills are ne o9ly pIl,to tile
AiNNN NiS NltA iloo4s sAlsapaTillA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

c. A. bradley nied petition IN
bankruptcy ln the federal court today.
The liabilities arr tNi6 with no assets
bradley o. an accountant, The matter
was referred TO Roffrc BALDWIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

rake Laxative Bromo OUTLINE Tablets.
40 druErista refund the money II q
AIS 10 cure. 80. 1ha genuine has
z. -. q. on on n tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Juror 4. G. Davis was excused for
the term by Judge cherry today.
charles =. Ford was nned tlb In Jus
tlce SlmmerF court ihla morning for
assault and battery committed upon y.
\. Rerquiss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Tho most enthusiastic mass mnotlnr
VI ihe year was hc'd Friday afternoon.
Al classes woro dismissed nj 1880. and
The studeria nilcd the nri room on inc
90 lln hulidug GO fu1 capacity. The OBJ
ieei ~ tho meeting was t1 consider tho
r14ignati1n ~ Mr. T. T.. Rlrby aa
tho managing editor Of the chronicle
and from ihe presidency ~ the nod
club; and also tn elect now pres
dent Had decide whether thc Chronicle
should be published. A. nii N the men
students thli are capable of managing
The Chronicle are ilkInE rl heavy
Courses. nome have che slime o. rive o.
lt but ihe Organization " college woe
men had lntlmuIlo1 that they would
accept this r.rpIs billy and they
were given % with speeches lf rnc1ur-
lgcmunt and congratulations. Mr. Al.
IT'D Prilchard Nan elected pres.dent
" Che held club. pr KlnEabury. prasl.
dent ~ the faculty. Prof Marshtu.
Prot Cumming. Prof C1ny. Miss
llnbu1ck ana Mr. Reynolds. an npokc
ftrvcntiy on the dcg'rabiity and even
noeeaHIty 81 having a college ptpnr.
The SPEAKERS were loudly npniiuded.
nnd strong spirit " college patriotism
was manlfeatrd. Tho meeting cd.
iourncd with overwhelming vote % sup.
r1ft The college paper The University
Chronicle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

The local weather buroan gives out
the following weather forecast; Fair
tonight and Tuesday; wormor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Large Reg syrup. E. E. - "''" y,
packages secdleaa Ralslns " " Is
packages Seedless curranb F." los
loavca Bread o.. Of, e. ''''''" IS
e-ib. tablets cod Fish D. ., '''''' u
2-ih. boxes SHREDDED Goldfish
10 bars white Greaaon soap lu'' %
dlNts O.. 90 80 90 o. - t'''' ID
4 ibs Java and Mocha cohee" 80 O
Ms. African coffee ,,-u 80 ''''" %
ihs, best MEXICAN conre" Z" ''' 90
s Ms. Mixed Coffee. Of. 49, %
10 packages Conee, Lion or tN'''' rs
lbs. gum drops. e, '' ''''''''"
The prices prevailing az t9ls ,,ish.
ought 10 bring every person ep. nsual
eg h save one quarter ~ ~, ,sInr
grocery bin here for steady huy'" n
one tiial order will convince
this.
Mali orders boxed and delNsrsn M,
henrd cara free on charge. Plck ~
what You want and mail US S'ar -
DIR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17
DIED.

MARCRoFsT.-ln Salt Lake City. oc-
iahrr 10. isas " old agr. Iohn Mar.
croft. SEN. aged 40 years. months.
Funeral from Fifth ward meeting
house. Tuesday. october 18Th. AZ p.m.
Remalns Will be Viewed at a2S west.
Eighth South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

whenever the door Of the museum
room o. ioft open. large groups u stu
dents are attracted by an unusually
large specimen NJ seal with Tiny
young one ty lis side. The iinn spscl-
men was presented by Pres Gordon
70 The Leland stanford Universally Of
California. Pres Gordon was one %
she commissioners appointed BY the
United Rutts government % look Into
The seal fisheries around the Hcflng
sea. Tho president obtained several
good specimens. and gave Thorn 20 vfrl-
Gus Institutions Tor the mere cost Of
transportation ana mounting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

The robbery reported at Mrs Rob
hlnfH iii south. East Temple street,
was 90 robbery az alLihc missing goods
hlv'ur been misplaced by the lady and
found yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Many of the class organizations held
meetings duflnK the week Amung
thom was the Normal society, at which
Prof stewart gave a long. Interesting
and especially Instructive address The
professor shows himself 10 have q deep
Interest ln each Individual student.
Much good u obtained from hia FREE
qucnt talks % advice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

neoaurc u Mr. \. =. Rigby's resign.
lnE frm managing editor. the ChfunI.
&c was not published last week.
though part ~ 10 " aet up in type nj
the printers. The Chronicle has al
ways had ~ manaFerahip and editor.
drnta Nov That both rho odItlr.ln-
chief ana the managing editor are wo-
men students, murh comment r. heard
among the halls ur wherever She nfus
dents may gather flr a minutes chat
The nrst meeting q the athletic a..
ISOLATION was hold during me week ln
order 90 iDirn the condition 20 ~
finances, and 90 discuss lts prospects
in this year of school The nsslcia-
tlun contracted n debt % tfAn1 through
laai years games. brsid.a rxpcnding
over hundred dollars during last
year, The question of raising funds
for ne present debt vas discussed Dur.
lnE the last year or two tho aas1cin-
tvn has had rather r. small member.
ship and. NJ result. u has been n3me.
ffrurTiH fIr .nH m DO .I."
the association on. A means VI lncrcas-
lur the mtmbrrahip
considered. Tho president stated tina,
he 4 continually receiving letters of
challenge AMI Tor Information con.
ccrnlnF the University football team.
hut aH Eu few 81 the boys that played
football last year are NJ school this
year, ana ~ 10 few of THOSE directly
Interested In football were present. llrgle
was alid concerning the organization
% team. They adi1urnsd 10 meet
again In a few days
Later In the week. however. the yeast
~ football spirit began % rise. aud a
good many " the boys began % have
an active Interest In the organisation
% a team, The more energetic athletes
are beginning % feei confident that a
ro9d strong team VIII mon De organ.
ltcd. Tho University n always at
f1mrWhai ~ "a disadvantage IN organ.
lglnv football toam. because most
u iho Students have 10 heavy courses.
ana 90 many NJ them. especially
among The mon students, have cxcep.
fnnallY heavy cuurHan. as q result
NY " the boys best nticd Cor f1lt.
" players cannot spare the time that
% requires 90 bplong 90 a team.
Tho junior f1oibill team IL, M usual.
practlclng vlglroualy Thay have one
w the very strongest teams of their
tiae. and consequently look forward
with much cuuhdtucc 10 coming games.
Last year tho colleen men Students
dii not have n college society which
has been known Tor many years AZ the
Delta 70 Debating society The mon
students. however. Including those ln
the normal ana preparatory ruurHeH.
supported a society called tla Zein Ca
ma, iiut th.H year there o. UtuH
moro encfHy among che college men.
They ne, during the earlier part % the
week. decided Co orFlnlfe college ~.
clrtY ana appointed committees Go
draw up constitution ana rules ~ or.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Location q Principal Place al,
ness san Lake city. unb -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

der. They viii no doubt form a strong
vigorous society
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Location q Mines and Work. r..
County, Idaho. NNi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17
1IInn scIIoof. Norrs.

The interest and chatting among thc
hlgh school pupils during the weak have
been dldidcd among the regret at the
Illness " Mr.. DE Locty and Miss VI
lCr the approaching issue u the nrsi
number OF Rcd and BLACK. their Victory
In the game with Al Hallpws. and the
Lafayette exercise 70 be glven.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Tho olauaca In French and German
did not meet on several days % last
week on account " the llncaa u Mr.
D. t.ovry and Miss ullcr. Mr De i,5sfy.
however met his classes On Friday,
and % IL hoped that Miss ulur win
b. able to return ~ her work qn Non
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Hoods Pills srs ne o7ly P.ll,to tEe
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22;go,

"Avrp'a iIAip vtgoa does al that 10 claimed
f0r g. d restored ny hair which was last
becoming gray, Naek a. iia Hafufnl Colnf--dafk
brown. ~. u. HAsELHorF, Paterson, ". j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Remember. every can guaranteed 70
i've perfect satisfaction or money re-.
undcd You take no riak. Why not
i've u a trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

"My head became fur Of fandfuh, and after
a time my hair began 90 fan out Tho use u
AYERS HAIR Niloa atoFfsd the falling out
ard made The scalp clean aud healthy ."-NHa
G. 81 AYREs, Mount Airy. Ca
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

"whsr siseats rauscf tnt hair 20 fail out,
fonrd AYfHs HAIR NtouR a. most excellent
rfrnHrI tIHH and one that does nll that "a
claimed iof It. '--L RUSH, Connallsyiiie, Pa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Superintendent Peters u brigham
city spent q day IN studying the yari-
Gus departments Of The school. iio was
especially interested IN tho Industrial
department, Ia which shop work n
done.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-23
4 Common Superntition

Many people heIieVe that The breaking
81 a looking glass Is a. certain sign Of
death. The newspapers report that moth
er recently became insane after dropping
a mirror because She feared that some Of
her loved ones would soon de There are
other signs much more dangerous than this.
The most commoa is a Gisordered stomach.
which causes nervousness. dyspepsia. indi-
geston and constipation. These symptoms
tell the sufferer that his days will be
shortened unless h. sets things right In his
digestive organs For this purpose there
IS nothing so certain 10 cure As Hossctter'S
Stomach B!lters. IL regulates the bowels.
steadies the nerves and whets UP the an
petite. II is the standard remedy. There
Is no substitute fer it,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-23
MARINE. NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. p Saiiel-Schr
viking FOR Coos tay str 4@eeu for Veto
ria. s;r Weeott. for aQulns. str Area "a,
for Goes hay. str Excelsior. for Seattle Az
rtved-Str Cslura va. from Portland: schr
Rubv A Cousins. fsern Grays harbor; Blk
Catherine SudGen from W.hapa harpor.
KAHt' lit Nov. H--Sai.s4-ScAr E5hci
Xtue for Olympia; Nov. j.. schr Defeud-
er for Port Rlak.ley
PORT BLAKEIEY. Nov = -sai}ed--Hk
Carrollton from Moo3rvIle fa- Adelaide.
PORT GAMBLE. Nov Arrived
Sshr Norma from Port l}iake.ey.
SAN PEDRO Nov. = Saliva
tor from Grays ha1ror
.fIGNGKDNtt. Nov 2f.-Sasie3 Oct. -
r. ia Irauian f1r Royal Roads
So ]yayfarer from Tacoma for Queens
TACOMA. Nov - A~r.ve4-Br 81 h
rra.iia from sen Francisco
FT%S I4t.-\8F. u .-- f'8sst~f-f<r sn Glen
tark. from oregon foT Queenstown
SANTA RHSAIlA. NOV. ~f-~Sa l'-ti-f3er
sl ~1ieYf.ek for Por. Townsend
LONDON ny. - -I2r an li,euaank a.
Queenstown from oregon jettjzouei carea
- extent az e. SONS
PORT I.IItIbW. <5E - Sanel-f4k.a
Robert SE5s!en, Capt. irkho.fn. for Mel
ts4,srfer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-23
SOUND BOATS ENGAGE IN
A WAR OF CUT RATES.
state OF Washington Precipitatex .
Crash Among Her small
or Competitors.

\ rate war In freight has been iuaugutate
among the steamers on the Seattle-N hat
com route. The State of Washington Is
the disturbing element. reducing her
charges to 81 ton. Her rate heretofore
has been s. q ton from Seattle 10 Anacortes
and Whatcom and a traffic arrangement
with the Northern Pacific has previously
given this boat such a prestige that she
could maintain the rate. Notwithstanding
that her competitors rate was hut $iJo ii
ton.
Within the last year conditions on the
route have changed. The steamers North
Pacific. George +, Starr and Discovery
have been put on the ram in addition 10 the
Bay CITY which has a ciieGtage Of its own.
and. these have seriously disturbed the
States security.
The new boats are accused of holding out
inducements 10 shippers To influence freight
CarG06s. such as giving travelling men free
transportation and berths- The salmon
canneries have been the life Of This trade.
hut now that the season Is closed. II is ne
lieycd there are too many boats for the
business and the cut in rates * supposed
10 tie intended to hasten the withdrawal Of
some Of them.
Said one interested steamboat man yes
terday: The business on this route has
been light for some time. and the boats
have been run on a narrower margin OF
profit. II We have to meet this cut. and I
think We shah the business viii Re- done q T
a loss. / think the move a foolish ore All
The boats viii meet the rate. and il viii
result IN 10 good as all viii continue 10
get their share ~ freight
The boats running north Of WhatcoTn 10
Vancouver and Blaine VIII be in a better
position % withstand the brunt of tine bat
Tie as they make more OF = specially Of
freight f1~ their terminal points
Il is thought ny some shipping men that
the cat may extend IL passenger fares.
Such condition would he welcomed ~
them 20 make more frequent tips 20 Sc
attic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-23
ORGANIZING FOR TIE
GREAT CONVENTION
Finance Committee Of the W. L.
4. L. Requires ~ 900 to Open
I'D Headquarters.

Citizens OF seattie~l)ear People: The de-
cixon Of the national W. e. 7. T. - hold
their next annual convention III this city Il
xt!ii fresh in your minds To you, Il means
much. i; VIII bring within your gates the
largest and most representative body OF NO
land au advertisement beyond all compata-
ton.
The 81 go guarantee comes from a few
business men. and will 20 TO the national
treasury for department work. Without
snls guarantee me convention would not
have been possible. Not a dollar u tAis
fund vii. be available for local needs.
The local finance committee Is made up
entirely of women, presidents OF the yari-
oHs unions and by courtesy they have add
I'd nae 70 their number. This committee
needs 81 60 =; once IL order that they may
open headquarters and begin active work
Thirty thousand letters should go flying
over the land the n@xt four months. and !
great deal OF preliminary work undertaken
/ pn my fa.tB 80 yea. and know I have
only 10 tell you the situation and you VIII!
respond.
On friends every one az y0u who reads
this article whether in the city or our Of
It, make haste 10 incluse some eift. large
or small and send IL 10 ne in an envelope
with some word Of encourage ucnt that [
may set il by Thanksgiving day
DO this dear people. and ] will promise
you that this coming convention VIII mark
an era in the upward way OF all this Coast
lend Thy friend
MARION B. BANTER,
National Financial Agent of the ". g r
t. SCI Belmont Avenue. Seattle. Wash
fiv courtesy Of the daily papers this ar
ticie will appear twice. VIII Other pan, re
kindly gave Il Space
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-23

tscusa-, with much interest tusE ror.
sad Nr DAVIS They al thoroughly
realize tie trend % events which VII
max. Seattle the center of q vast COM
.S.ssree ard greatly Increase her facgilslss
as q Misunderstanding city. Taa new p2tsls
~ ssxYss sisfass wf9ten mas been adopted ~
The rn.Sesl States, and which vii IaSe
practical form e the retention ard n.
Arner.eanszaGoa ~ the Philippines. VIII
great city OF TIE Pacific coast.
Per nay 0wu part. 7 believe that we
VIII have 3 market in Japan Tor oug manu-
factured products for many years 20 coma
GINA. as stla pTogreSsess w.Ai $50 become
& great market. The force CT example
- American institutions, American civil
.zaEi5n AID progress tn t7e Philippines VIII
have a great influence = the forR ara
movement among the nations 81 the or
esgt.
Washington has the coal and the ship
ping facilities for i great ma. uTaCllsflfag
city here Oh Puget s0gnd. That Se4ttie
II 10 became that city seems cert 1oH
VIII have TIE advantage over he manu-
featuring towns ~ ca f9rrIA, because you
VII have the coal a your doors. iae
East can auderSeis the California manu-
tacgnrers. beca Use ne latter have - come
beat the Eastern manufacturers N the
Oriental trade because Trey have only ID
pay M coSt Of water transportation across
the Pacific
.Among the business Men of the East
the trend af events Oh the PacIffc coast
* watched with great Interest just ROW
Seattle stands pTe-%fsireHt as the coming
city, and can say justly. too, from what
/ have seen 70 far