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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
SUNDAY THEMES

Tomorrow viii be celebrated generally
b. the churches Of seattle as Christ.
mas sunday. number 81 them, how.
ever. observing the old English custom.
wII have their special exercises On
thfiafmaa morning Among the latter
rnmlnn ions. Most o. the other down
town churches. with me exeeptior ~
Plymouth Cgnrfegafi NAL. VII have ap-
attention viii b. given ~ musical feat.
slrte. The eerfuora .tIli deal pri1rlnai iy
10 the story q Christ aad bis event.
Macy ~ the houses n worship will
b. especially decorated Tor the ocea
as8H With aowefs and shrubs the
chnfehes wiii BE made beautiful In praise
q the Sasiofs birth.
Regular Sunday Services
Bells of good fidlngs VIII ring out
'i'eace On EARTH, Good VIII 20 Men"
AZ the First ST w. church. REV. r.
~ Randall pastor. bcaides the regular
service the following musical program
vii b. rendered
Morning Service organ voluntary.
"christfnas SYMPHONY" Mrs, W. ID
Judah. chorus. with solos, Prepare Sc
the Way Grand Canon Earth Make
Solsc' quartet. "re Deum Ian.
eamun." Wr. II ~ GrOut. soloisf ser.
mon, THE Worlds QUEST: solo, IRE.
3otee Greatly The Messiah Miss Brad.
ifyf postiude, Trlnmphai March, Mrs
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Gas We DID IT"

Christmas Christmas In the twentieth
Century.
II Christian chrms
mss VIII Be heard The happy
But what vii be the misfortune has
placed her heavy hand7 blind
eyes OF the
the sick and helpless than ether
And how hides children Of the who
not old forbidden them or vhv
there Christmas IN the
What mean 10 then7
~ nothing Is done they win should
keeniy.
Children sensitive and 80 do the hearts
or poor mothers
Clothing. special favors for he tile zones
~ ye DID X thesey n unto
ana X seems though
centuries listened
before Charitable
10 the welfare Of The needy
~ mas been announced that has ea
hshd headquarters In the Third avenue
Union street where clothing
donations may be given III secretary Of the
Yesterday The Benevolent az ~
clothing TO the headquarters being received
IL - splendid work ard
N the churches
me hungry De FED
unto ~ i splendid work these people doirg
The salvation
gathering tthes their
Tor those who are deserving these pope are
doing ~ ''p" He
The thousands who these chareavha .h
them They repaid by more blessed 20 %
than 70 receive = s
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ANOTHER
FACTORY

u Is possible that Seattle may be-
come the site Of one ~ the largest
wood pulp board and paper factories
Ia the West.
George y. Adair, OF this city. has
received a communication from the
financial hackers - the concern,
saying that II satisfactory Local
ton with available water power can
be secured 90 Puget sound the
factory VIII be removed from It's
present site Ia Michigan 20 this state.
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aAloos stEs. ATTENTION,

tNh nAle-rse ssioens on Flrpt hvsnue.
neef flh~ ssr~ets ns~ huiliings and ne~
tars ard nsfurua leena nasy H. 50 IN,
- YearHs price, t2pa0 ana 81 40 fukpae.
t3f~p y which amount un~.haIf can t,r
paiA rash and the balance when yea gst
to-day Tor tho frufry We hax.. = rft~y
seiegns. ranFiuN IN price from 81 os9 TO
tln"l9 Vefnan. American f-vsstmrnt
Co
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BOX FACTORY

TOR kaie-lntsreFt In ono ~ the largest
ana hesi pAyinx hox factories west ~
Aiahd Haphis. running nighf and dsY
Vita hfcs years orisra ahead. fattrins
fnsmhff of the Grin met with a serious
oeifent. Witch aisahiea HIM prrmar.
sntlr, ard his place must he MED b.
nssn capable 81 taking charge Of IN.
once. 0erman.AncrirAn Co
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Secretary Meixle Of the o
has a population of 1iIo00. Neke knows 1910
When reflect months ago a, e , a. -
ernncnt census taken nahtana Numbered oo ~,
gain Of eeo0 In that period month h s,ordr
y gain Of ~ coming nine ycas l
set Seattle well the limit
Of ne Chamber Of Commerce a probability IN 1910
But Seattle Is optimistic reaons ana -, ~
thai this city has period ereatsos
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will preach both morning and evening
lie VIII be given a special farewell after
the evening service
German Evangelical Lutheran church
Rev. r. knnpps pastor II n. N.
MaEuihcnt and lxaltation 10 prepare for
the coming event OF Christmas No
evening service
The Floating Christian Endeavor So.
ciety will hold services Sunday after.
noon on the British ship Nelson. Take
the boat A. The foot NJ Madison street
at 80 o'clock
Catholic Churches
church % Our Lady of Good Helm
Rev. Il. \ rrefontalne pastor Gar.
Vices at and 10 30 n. m. and 7 n M
sunday school NJ y. m.
Sacred Heart church Rev. Ceorge
flill. pastor. sunday school. . :i5R n,
low mass aud service, 10 80 n. IA. ves
pcra and services 80 y. m.
church OF the Immaculate Conception
Rev. H. Swere, pastor. Low mass
Z 20 Il. n. low mass ana sermon, \ 40
q. M. high mass and sermon, 10 no
n. y. Sunday school 40 p. IN. rosary
and benedietlon, 7 80 y. N.
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LODGING Housrs

fNk sAle.-We havs q few hiKh-ciaas
lodging houses, not N. kind fhat an
AshaiA nllcd viii 'dummiot' and a Ia
q cheap. secnna.ha gufniturr atte8
expressly e. catch the nnaophtstiratet
rtFangef. but setne established. rerntnbie
ana kon1 paNing investments thar ~ eao
Ss..s -, ,s,e.a.i' ~; German American
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TEUKI NOTICES

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Great Excelsior Min
ing Co. OF Seattle, wiz be held at the
office OF the company, room SIS
Bailey building, Seattle, WASH. on
Thursday, January and, 1909, al
O'Clock p. m. "Wednesday, the reg
ular meeting day being a legal hell
day. FOR the purpose OF electing a
board 81 five trustees Tor the ensu-
Ing year, and the transacting Of any
other business that may properly
come before the stockholders.
Date OF publication, Dec. IA, 1901.
ALAN u. CAMERON, Sec.
THE annual stockholders meeting
of the Cook Kitchen Mining Co.
viii be held at D. M, Saturday.
January 9Th 1902. room s, Pythian
block signed
LYMAN f7ANKS, Secretary.
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SPECIAL MEETINGS

The Queen city Theosorhleal So
ciety meets sunday evening AZ :
o'clock IN the A. O. 4. W. hail. Pho.
neer block. Lecture by Miss Jennie
=. Clark. Wisdom How Attained. Z"
The Thsosophiesl Society. Anzr-
dA Lodge. meets Sunday Of INA
Third avenue At T.3o .. m. Lecture
The Sacramento"
Ladies' Furr madr and repaired.
c. G. Berg. 1919 Third ave.
---ass----~
DR.. Waxsnner. dentist. removed to
Globe block. cor. First and Madison.
Buy a Diamond lee Coupon Book.
The season il on. Tel. Main 1853
chiidren's Illustrated Books. Den
ny-Coryen Co. 80.
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GI4oIC E DIETS

a Both useful and
&Ssl Es,< pleasing viii be
sSkg ESTNSSkN found In our
- r. | handsome stock
~-N--f(tJ3Fili Of Gold Rimmed
Spectacles and Eyeglasses. Pearl
Opera Glasses. etc. Greatest Vafl-
ETY. In STYLES and prices
THE ENERSoLE OPTICAL CO.
70S Second avenue, Seattle,
Phone, James 1901.
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scANDINAvIAN- AMERICAN
n,sisEss CHANCES
srnAwaEn. ATTENTION,

AltE yea ipukiH9 for safe And rrofagabts
baslneeN rf~ning IN AeAtf1ef II 49, ps
can ensr gpa AnY number requiring al
lnFssiruSnt af fFem $50 20 $1,000 Es~fy
business ppiaaftulaitF that passes Through
etties must sianI the closest lnysstiKa-
flan, and ~ can place yau 10 a fank
store, story botri. mil. ofirs nf fn
fset aHl hAtlnetsfo1 may prefer. KIND.
y csil and inVrttiEats. German. mer-
Leo inaeftmsut Co. Incorporated. ais
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Wholesale conMIssroN uo,,.r

WHOLESALE COMMISSION HOUSE
&20o cash ana services secures tn,sr.-,
and seod position IN one of tire leas,
ihE wholesale produce ana camrnisrlon
houses in seattle established since 1ssss
t Si.9 apSaraA q 800 shlppers and 900
hnnk rttefences given. money to be -
pntitea "a bank 10 Increase buNineu.
oermsn'amrrieaa Investment Go.
PLACER mines wanted in the state
OF Washington. good prospects
only need apply. b Star.
BUSINESS CobLIsGEs
ci.ARkk's R,ruin Shorthand school in
aiyiaaal Instruction - Roston Blk
BEST methods ami teachers, Acme business
wiLsQNs Modern Rus coli Main Ala
CLAisVoNANTs
PRoF SHELDON. rHE RFaierFf,,sf
PAi.MisT, NOW LOCATED AT ls1S N
AVE, Prof. sheldon. The worlds ereat-
est laiWitt may te Consulted daily on
AZ ana,rs OF hfs Ills work is entirely
refuses 10 accept a tee untll You AZ M.
foctly satisfied. His advice on rnarriar..
divorces love, family alairs businesa
transactions, law suits, etc. are arcur-
ate and truthful. no matter What trS1-
bic you may have. cali ana ne viii hcIp
You
Hours o q, m, 20 D. m.
1898 "a Ave- cor. seneca 81
falmiatry taught usdiunistic persons de.
vclopcd
MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful clairvoyant me-
dium, tells past, present and fu-
ture. names given; palmist read
ings and cards. 25c up. 1909 LIST
ave. room l05. Green l1S0.
CLOTHES CLEANING
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing On. cietbss L,
shape 81 90 month. dyeinr ronatrln,,
1901 Third, nun iOos
DANCING ACADEMIES
DANCING classes Tor beginners Mesdas
and Friday evening at $50 Prof. WIN.
sons school Of dancing private lessens
daily. Ranse hall, Pin, street.
MIR, r. y. COLLINS. teacher Of fash-
iQnahle and select society dancing. stu
do, Holyohe block, Phone. Red 4ibS
pRoF. LITTLE, teacher OF ball room ana
fancy dancing. ai2 Madison. Phone
Bur esi,
SOCIETY and stage dancing. r. n
Estea, supervisor Normal Association
2ais First. Green iA56.
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nousEs - 1.ors wANrEp.

WE have cash customers for houses lota
cottages stores and modern dwellings 10
all parts ~ the city, TIE only way 70
seA your property Is 10 advertise. ard
- We spend TIVE THOUSAND Dol
LARS a month Tor that purpose. Il fol-
lows a. logical conclusion that We can
sen "a. List sour property with Us. and
our photQEfauhet will take '-siew- Il
", watch Niil he published In half tone
% an me ieading new apapcrs In tne ci9.
cNI.MAN AMERICAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
ti1 Third Avenue.
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SOCIETY and STAGE dancing. n. b
Estes supervisor Normal association
2ais first. Green iA56.
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Kegley- Mcintyre Co.
III Occidental Ave.
phens Main ss5

oRANGEs--NAveis, at st.o5 per
case. are a great winner We offer
all sizes a, this price. 30 long as
the LOT lasts.
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Ladies' Furr madr and repaired
c. G. Berg. 1919 Third ave.
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nANCiNG ACADEMIEs

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing GO; cloths I,
shape 100 month dyeinE, repairing
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chndren's Illustrated Books. Den
" Coryeil Co.
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rHYsIdlANs Am sra.EnNs

On i q. sfFWkRr. spselsiisi M M.
eases Of women. Edinburgh Medical
Institute, Boston block
DIR, MILES, removed TO ia-ta Heussey
eulldins. 80 and Pike, Tel, Green T20
pr. HlNKLEl 9ii-aia Mutual LIE bldg
Tel White $50. res. Bur nal.
Or. FALk, $40 starr BOYD Building
Tel, Black $40. res. Green 1881.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL, 81 HincEiey.
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COW BUTTER STORE.
BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE, LARD.
The rush is stil going on with us,
which goes 20 prove that the pub
he know good thing and appre-
ciate Il. We have just received a
fresh ear OF our Fancy Iowa al .
lbs. 55c. also fine Elgin 25c a No.;
other grades cheaper. Full Cream
Eastern Cheese. l5c a h.. Pure
Kettle Rendered Leaf Lard, 10.
pail, Soc. i0-lh.. sl.25. And. listen.
we stan sell our Fine Fresh ore
gon Eggs at Csc a dozen. none In
the market that viii compare with
them, that's one reason why you
can't walk the street almost with
out meeting men. women and chill
dren with butter and eggs from the
Cow Butter Store, 1888 First and
Pike. All cars stop in front %
store.
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J.. !. DoNoHoE 8 Jas. =. boNEEfi.AN
associate architects, steel ana nreproof
construction a specially. suite ht "a
zinc block, seattle Phone, James 1871.
JOHN oItAIiAM. ago .a2i Globe Blk Tel.
James 221i,
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HEATERs, Heaters Heasers-A larEs
stock OF second hand beating stoves I'd
all kinds and an sizes Tor sale, at your
oen figures. ut Req Front Fur Co. H.
"a ave. auuth.
THE cheapest place 20 huy on and Iiaso-
line is from the Olympic on Co. aiT gd
ave Tel, Main SOL, Also coal BY sack
or ton.
ADVERTISING rates % AN magasincs and
newspapers furnished on application
The &. v White Advertising Bureau
New York building. Seattle
FINE coffee and waffes al The I'M
perial. 40 Nesler r. H. Eng
baum proprietor.
SIZE Lloyd brlscoc 8 Lloyd. rs Hlnckiey
block, about your homes Tor cash or do
fcrfed payments.
oNYDoNoR Victory" the genuine. cures
ell diseases. avoid limitations "a Nc
Donald block.
ELECTRIC MassaFe-sis let ave Room 3.
wANrEp-old gold ans silver u. Hen
sci, mfg isWelcr ~ Hinckley blk
LADIES. try 8 bath Mrs. TAFT earenii
massage Oh THIRD avenue.
FASHION Halt store has removed TO N7
second ave.
EHhsItlAts AND sIat.EONs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-26

When milk is filtered through cotton
no cream is lost, but experiments show
that the cotton largely prevents the ac-
ton is almost equal I'd sterilization.
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APPLES.

In that wonderful State Of Kansas APP
pies are cheaper. buShel for bushel, than
corn or potatoes. and vet fortunes are
being made out of them. The apple
King" is Judge Fred Wcllhouse, who this
year gathers crop from 1910 acres of
orchard. He will have more than 100
carloads of the fruit, and his net profit
will be from 100000 to $4,000, or larger
per acre. according TO the Kansas City
journal, than will be made on any other
crop in the State. Judge Wellhouse be-
gan to raise apples in 1870, when he
planted All acres Of trccs-Ben Davis,
Jonathan, WincSap, Maiden Blush, Mis-
souri, Pippin. and Cooper's Early. In six
years his trees We're raising good crops,
and for more than fifteen years they
yielded good returns. When their days
of usefulness had ended in 1895, they
had Noted their owner S1O4 600 profit.
During this time Judge Wellhouse was
planting other orchards. He took trees
two years old and planted them in
trenches, sixteen feet apart, in rows
thirty-two feet apart, by which method
the trees became their own wind-break,
and now he is rcaping his rich reward
New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-26

To put the brake on the wagon going
down the hill is a help to the horse, when
the wagon is heavily loaded But what
driver would think of applying the brake
to n loaded wagon going up hill? If he
did, his sensible horses would probably
balk. Many a man is in the condition
of pulling a load up hill with the brake
set against him. When his stomach is
out of order, and the allied organs of di-
gestion and nutrition impaired in their
functions, friction is set up which has
to be overcome in addition to the per-
Torrance of daily duties \ foul stomach
makes a foggy brain. and the man with
a disorderrd stomach has often to grope
his way through the days business like
IL man in fog. He forgctS appoint
mcntS. Problems seem presented to his
mind wrong end to- This condition is
entirely rcmedied by the use of DR..
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
puts the stomach and digestive and nutri-
tive system into Il condition of perfect
health, and gives Il clear brain, Il steady
hand and light step for the days du-
ties. When constipation clogs the chan
ncls Of the body, DR.. picrcc's Pleasant
Pellets will work an cffectual cure of
that disastrous disease.
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the people had been fooled, and that 50
far from there being any real intention
on the part of the victorS to redeem their
pledges, exactly the contrary was the
probability, which subsequent events
have turned into reality.
In his appointments to office. Governor
Smith has been guided almost invariably
by the old clique of diScrcditcd and dis
hOnorcd BOSSES, whose conduct brought
the party to defeat in 1890 Men have
Jc"n chosen TO fill the positions. great and
small. because of their SuhSrrvicncy to
the ring. Fitness has had no claim for
recognition. Capacity. honesty. and high
character. have been bars to prcfrImcnt.
The only qualification necessary has been
blind aud Srrvilc obedience to the die
tat"S Of the bosses. and Il willingness to
do all things required by the ruling
power.
The police force of Baltimore City has
been turned over by Governor Smiths
Commissioners tn tn" absolute control Of
|. Freeman RnSin. who has thus been
made the absolute dictator of the peace
quiet and wcll-bcng of the whole people
Mr.. RaSin never before was in more
complete control Of the Baltimore police
force than he is nj the present time, and
all by the order of Governor Smith,
whose Commissioners havS thus become
the Subscrvicnt tools of the City boss.
The Liquor License Board has also
been placed in Mr.. RaSin'S hands, and
that engine of power over the saloon clc-
mcnt is now being used for tn" aggrau-
diScmcnt and profit of the boss. Not II
license can be obtained except by NJ
Rasin'S consent and approval, and those
who are not Ohcdinnt to his commands
are Mt all times in danger of having the
permission To carry ON their business
revoked ut his will.
The Police Magistrates appointed by
Governor Smith are all creatures of
Rasin. and act in accordance with his
commands.
The Democratic members of the Board
of Supervisors of Election are subscr-
Went tools of RaSin and he names his
henchmrn as Democratic election Off
cialS in every precinct in the city. In
fact, every one of the large number of
state officials in Baltimore. all of whom
have been appointed 10y the Governor,
are SubScrvcnt tools of RaSin Through
them he controls the police, the License
Board. and the Station-houScS. and thus
can bring to his aid whenever he wants
to do so, all the disordel.y and criminal
classes in the city. Through the aid of
the criminal classes he expects to carry
this election, just as he did by the same
elements of power in years past. In
other words, he expects by the aid of the
criminal and disorderly classes to elect
his tools to the General Assembly, and
thus return his friend and political part
ner, Arthur =. German, to the United
States Senate.
Other acts of Governor Smith have
been on II par with his appointment, and
never before, even in its palmiest days
before 1898. has the ring had such alb
Solutc control over the State Executive,
aS 1t has Mt the present time. No Gov
ernor of Maryland has ever given him
self up so entirely and completely to the
bosses as has the present Chief Magis-
tratc. With him their word is law, and
he is no more than Il weak puppet in
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To properly keep Hubbard squash
through the winter use Il dry room where
the temperature can be kept above frccz-
ing. Squashcs quickly mildcw or rot
whom exposed to dampncSs: hence n dry
location is more important than warmth.
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Should the COWS fall off in milk when
the weather becomes suddenly cold. es-
pcciully when they are well fed. it is an
indication that the quarters are cold and
that cold draughts of air come in from
some source.
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their corrupt and dishonored hands. He
mas been, and is now. II pitiable spec
tacle to the people of the state.
In their control Of the Legislature of
1900, they violated every pledge of re-
form which they made in their platform
and on the huStings. Never before in the
history Of the General Assembly has
there been such reign of corruption us
prevailed mt the State House in 1900.
One of the Baltimore daily papers in its
account of the season, headed its article
as follows
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-26

And the conclusion says, "If the people
of Maryland would be brought to a real
lZlnS sense of the state of affairs exist
ing here. they would come to ANNAPOLIS
III crowds and drive the entire gang into
the bay"
Other accounts of the same session
were equally emphatic. and the reform
session Of Governor Smith was noted as
the most scandalous in the history of the
state.
To give even Il partial account of that
disgraccful session would take columns
of space, for, from the first day until the
closing hours, the whole Assembly was
one wild, turbulent, and dishonorable
scramble for doodle and spoilS. Corpora
tons were plugged" members openly
held up legitimate bills to pay, and the
lobby was enriched as it had not been for
Years.
SO outrageous and scandaous was the
conduct of the ma ority during the Scs-
sion, that II leading Democratic Senator.
Mr.. Olin Bryan, of Baltimore City. said
that it was Il disgrace 10 the state. and
that every private and corporate interest
was considered in preference to the gen
rrnI public interest. Mr.. Bryan also
characterized the General Assembly as
corporation ridden" and corrupt to an
extraordinary degree. And the men who
were in control then are asking the pco-
pie to cntrust them with the control
again, 50 that they may continue to ply
their ncfarious trade in the State House.
The question for the people to decide
mt the polls is, will they trust them:
DO they wish the same old system to be
continued so that Maryland politics may
become once more Il byword of scorn
and reprouch?'
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Within the past ten years poultry has
made rapid strides as an industry i'll this
country. largely owing to the perfection
of incubation and breeders. 1t is now