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The Washington times., 1901-11-30
LESS WORK FOR sWITCHMEN.
New Haven Road Makes Concessions
After Winning Strike.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. Zg.-Withln a
week after the strike Of switchmen. yard
men. and freight handlers, and on its own
volition, according to Vice President Mer-
rill, the New York. New Haven. and Hart
ford Road tonight put into 0l.f- an
eighthour day plan I'D . en-
ployes who weH. HH ntly
These Mon l.H ours
o. Cagb -r
lrnr. after ..a. H.. My
cig-t hour. . ... hour ar ice
Pre- .fe-t a. er i-s the
-chsI H-E as not in any
...4t r4 * strike, but was
rs eompsny had had under
i q. some time.
The Washington times., 1901-11-30
CoIored Man Missing.

James Devine. colored. employed as an
elevator man at the Century Building on
Fifth Street has disappeared from his
home. 200 E Street southwest. Nothing
at all is known about him. His friends
yesterday notified the police of his dis
appearance, ard lookout was sent about
the city II is said Devine started out
for work early yesterday morning, and has
not since been seen.
The Washington times., 1901-11-30
THE CLERGY
LIKE 1T.

DR.. AgneN's Catarrhal Powder
Cures All Creeds. 1t Relieves In
10 Minutes.
Here are a few names Of clergymen of
different creeds who are firm believers in
Dr. Agnews Catarrhal Powder to live up
to the preaching in all it claims: Bishop
Sweetman, Rev. Dr. Langtry tEpiseopa-
liam: Rev DR.. Withrow and Rev. Dr.
Chambers (MethodisD and Dr. Newman
all of Toronto. Canada. Copies of their
personal letters for the asking. 90 cents
Sold by f. S. Williams, 9th and sts.; Ed
monds & Williams, Sd and Penn. Ave.@
The Washington times., 1901-11-30

DRID, Nov. 29.-Senor Francisco Pi y
the distinguished Spanish Repub-
Jesmsn. who was in 1879 Presi-
y se Federal Republic, died today.
IN at Barcelona In 1920.
The Washington times., 1901-11-30
EDUCATIONAL.

st.; boarding and day school for girls and young
ladies'; primary. commercial, and college pre-
paratorT courses; music and art; classes resumed
Monday, September 10 1901; for further partieu-
lars. address SISTER NJ. AUGUSTA. Superior.
The Washington times., 1901-11-30
EASY OHIO AeRIcULTURIsTs.
Farmer Grosyenor Makes IL Sale
and Gets stuck.

Representative Grosvenor Of Ohio has
sold to the Athens Insane Asylum his
farm, near Athens, to be used as a dairy
farm. 1t contains sixty acres, and brought
$40 per acre.
"I got tired bei-g a farmer" said Mr..
Grosvenor yesterday. "and decided to cell
the farm / offered it to the asylum au-
thOrities for $40 an acre and regretted
my precipitation. as the same afternoon |
was offered S12e per acre. 1t lies across
the river from the asylum property, so
is quite convenient to it.
The Washington times., 1901-11-30

ChiIs and fever is bottle Of Groves Tastcless
Call Tonic. 1t Is simply ron and quinine in
,1steleAs form. No cure-ns pay. Price SOC.
The Washington times., 1901-11-30
stops the Cough
and Works OFF the Cold.

Laxative Bronze quinine Tablets cure a cold in
day. No cure. pay. Price IS cents.
The Washington times., 1901-11-30

hentrc supper Speciality
n in ladies' restaurant. The Shoreham.
The Washington times., 1901-11-30

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING \ SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.-In Re
ESTATE OF CATHARINE WALLACE De-
ceased. No. IG44l- Administration Docket No.
IS
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding a spe-
cial term for Orphsns' Court business for probate
OF the last will and tsstament and for letters
tes;amentary on said estate by George Z. Ham
ilton and Michael J. Colbert. OF ihe District Of
Columbia. it Is ordered this 2lst day OF Noveui-
Der, 1901 that notice Is hereby given TO Edward
Wallace, Maggie Hogan, Clara Warren and the
other unknown heirs OF Cath4rine Wallace de-
ceased, and TO al others concerned, to appear in
said court on MONDAY, THE 23D DAY OF DE-
CEAiBER. A. D. 1901. At 10 O'CLOCK = NJ 10
show why such application. should not be
granted This notice shall be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once IN each OF three successive wees be-
fore the return day therein mentioued-the first
publication TO be not less than thirty days before
said return day.
b. the Court:
JOB BARNARD. Justice.
Attest:
LOUIS A. DENT Register OF Wills.
HAMILTON 4 COLBERT. Attorneys for Appli-
can't no23, ,3Ode7
The Washington times., 1901-11-30
LEGAL NOTICES..
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COII-MRIA NOVEMBER 90. 1n0I-MARY

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, NOVEMBER %. 190l.-MARY
LUCRETIA COLLINS SAMUEL B.
COLLINS Equity No ,, so.
On motion Of the complainant, by George P
Hoover. her solicitor. it is ordered that the de-
fendant cause his appearance 70 be entered herein
on or before the first rule dag occurring
forty days after this day; otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with as in case Of default
The object OF this suit is to obtain an absolute
divorce from the bond OF marriage the ground
Of cruelty, endange-ng the compliments life or
health
Provided. a copy Of this order be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and the Washington
Times once week for three successive wseks
before said rule day.
(SeaD 4. B. HAGNER.
Associate Iusf;ea
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4 true copy-tcst:

J. R. YOUNG. Clerk
BY N. A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk.
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cath OF senior Francesca PI

II "IlUUaNF Hfu HuI UIUI
d. some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
PIRATES GOLD
In Iron Chest Dug Up y
Vast Sum Missing.

NEW YoVK. Arm I'd Looking as
neat aud trim uH the day she ptart-
81 On a t3.o0O. mile cruise To uncover
millions I'm treasure buried ON tho
wet coast Of Africa bY pifatea and
aHVrra 40 odd years ago. the little
schooner yacht kwanlud came into
this port and tied w AZ the pier OF
Warnings yacht yard In the Erie
basin
II was "a strange story that the
kWHsInd brought back. ftKallug tho
aea tales OF capt MuYus Hsid and
tho fiction at robert Louie Steven
sons Treasure Island.
Pred T. Horton h. the captain of
the craft
Unlike most expeditions far buried
treasure. that Of che kWaHind WnH
I'm small measure successful An
iron chest buried 40 years HHnt con-
tafuiur about SIS 900 worth If gold
aud silver. was dug up hg the man
s. ha had helped Co bury II In 1850
Thia was hut 1.-THE ~ the treasure
that the tkwaHiui sought. en- ans
other island. south OF the one Nheru
he SIS coo chest was found. ever s.
aUu opn ia sold. silver and Jewels was
buried bN che captain ~ ship that
brought eafgoyH ~ slaves Ia THIS
country Bnd ht times engaged in
piracy capt Horton r. Of the upin-
Ion that somebody moved this vast
TREASURE within the past stN years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
DARING H0LD-UP
NEAR DUWAMlSH
Iohn Head Attacked While Is.
sisting Another.

4 daring hold-up. undoubtedly the
work ~ a seattle crook. occurred
near Duwamlsh Wednesday evening.
The victim was John Head. a
young man who works In the brick
yard at puwamish. on the
night IN question. while on his Way
10 visit friend at Van Asset and.
crossing 4 vacant. lot near the old
race-trnek. he heard some one shout
Hold up your hands
a short distance IN front - him
the figures 81 tao men were plainly
disc-ruable. lie instantly realized
that robbery vas occurring. and that
a was his duty To Be ~ assistance II
he could Head rushed forward.
realizing his own danger. ON draw
ing near the scene ne cried 20 the
highwayrnHn 20 desist To his great
surprise the f1otpad wheeled sudden
" and. leveling the gun az his head.
ordered him to throw up his hands.
Head complied with the robbers de-
mands and was relieved % SO In
silver and a valuable gold watch.
after which the highwayman made
on In the darkness.
Head Was unable 90 find the man
whom the rabbsr was holding up
when he lnteffarsd Head did not
report his loss 20 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
UNIVERSITY.
Annual Election.

Yesterday the first annual election
OF the associated students took
place. The polls were open from 8
q. m. TO go p. m. The ballot clerks
were j. -. MeGlenn Frank sheF-
wood and g. y. Rathbun. and the
poll commissioner were q. A. Rud-
dy and l.. Il sourd. The SUCCESS
ful candidate for president was ".
y. Laube. and as he was the only
candidate he received the total vote
Of the students. 32G Mr. Laube
graduated from tine Whatcom high
school in the spring Of 1898 and en-
tered the university the following
year lie has put himself through
college b. his own efforts and IN
spite Of this has held more college
honors than any now I'm his class. In
his freshman year he was an alter
nate on the college debating team
and took part IN oratorical contests.
In his sophomore year ne WAS lead
or Of the first debating team. and
was an associate editor Of the
Wave. This year he has been pres
ident Of his class. editor Of the Juni=
or Annual and member Of the var
hae won the greatest honor which
student can win next 10 that Of
varsity w" the presidency Of the
Associated Students"
For iee-president. Mr.. T.. r.
BOyce got q votes. J.. -. Ryan i7g.
and q. II. J. Corbet ll5. Miss Pearl
Mcdonnell was elected secretary by
a majority Of 70 over Miss Ruby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
THEN THEY WOULD MARRY YOU.

lions should BE- - fatar the stand
ard - living Don't admit that such
miserable salaries exist. Every budg
Who works D. WORTH 80 day. Yes,
ta0-nof q cent leeH. Drop this f4.so
nonsense and study conditions.
Perhaps this problem Of living on
g. 50 4 week could b. settled BY
hrlnginE about cheaper tfanaporths
tion. said a voiee.
You're wrouE there. answered
Airs. brown. II you save % cents a
week car fare. your wages viii 10
cat - cents. That l. an economic
fact"
The club adopted Mrs. Browns res
olutian druounciuR labor Ter All urd-
er re years - age aud calling upon
alt adult workers 60 demand 80 a
day.
And now there Is mcTrim.ut
abroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

THROWN. For treasurer Mr A., e.
liuicncld Eot tat votes. Mt H.. H.
Stevens rec aud Fred Cells a. Mt
Donald Mcdonald and Nr j. v g.
kelloEg were elected reHprC lively
at the Pacific Wave. Fnr the cNr
reuttNr the following are elected
D. T. Wright H. L. Reese, ~ -.
Chestnut Miss A. T.. Gardiner MlnH
usaate Mcdonnell II \ Hanson t.
4. Grccnc and prank tleNrk. The
new athletic committee VIII consist
# = n. Chestnut ] 9earN n. 81.
CusErnNc. Harry tiuetskrH ana Misc
Avn podson On The musical com
mlttre Mr. 81, n. Frlsmore aud NJ.
4. Wright were elected. a. g.
KNIGHT. 1iptun Uuhle aud Mics H.
". Summer VIII compose thc attn
letlt committee.
ON the committee on debate and
omturN Mr. W 4 t.uube. -. Mcponr
aid. Frank Hnyek. q. \. Hanson
and J y. u.rd we're chosen
Y. s. GriEgs vii be next year r.
bookstore manager and W. w
Woody the manager uf the musical
clubs. The vote 81 the ~ mon ON
the Eastern baseball trip maN
change tho vote slightly.
Hail asd Pouat House.
Plans for the new Science hall
and the new power house for tho
uulvefsity az Washington were
adopted yesterday by the executive
committee ~ the haard Of regents.
The improvements Wtll be construct
Ell this summer and vii cost np-
proximatvlv flinnen Including ma
ehlnery. which amount Was appro-
priatrd by the last legislature.
Science hali viii b. 81 red prcased
brick. four stories. with an l. Tor
museum The power house VII ~
OF red brick. two stories high tn"
plans we're made bN JuHephaun
Allen. and call for additions in
keeping with the general Hehvmr ut
the architecture ot the university
buildings
The committee decided 20 open IN"
university two weeks later than
usual this fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
AtIOanGYsAI Law.


VA li It1TNE1t. attorney AZ
Jaw. suite prosecuted and defend
80 in ali courts u years expert
sHte. Proceedings So bankruptcy
Companies Incorporated. Abstfat %
carefully examined collect IONS
made lu Hu pHHta at the United
states Highest commercial hnd
bank reference ata Third ave
uur. Phone. Halu iaav.
). T. RAIL. JH. i iioxWell block.
leo Columbia St. q b1ve lat Ave.
General practice ia ali the c01rtA
Damage Gases = Specially.
Audsf ate fasa Consultation Free
Ten Yeas Active Practice.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. COUNSEL
or-at-law. Dexter Horton Rank bid
II. D.. POSTER. Mutual Llfe bid.
Phone Main "a.
J a KELLOGG. azs Haley building.
HtNsuN a Aust 8 iloston Woek.
81 -. l.AMBuTH. s0s-A PEcine blk
a O. MACDONALD. t0s burke 1854.
Root. Palmer s nfoWn. Pioneer bid.
-. e coNoVEH go taller BLDG
LYMAN y KNAPP 10 flaiicf bids
q. WARD kEMP. = hurks bids
, b DOUGLAS. 81 New York OK.
RICHARD osborn. .es-s n y bk
+ 3 LANHi.ANp ~ New YORK blk
HORACE PETER tis New YORK bk
q ft PAHkEH. a. Pacinc block
PfERi,E q FERHY 1910 second
u. n MAWTtN. Lawyer. go Mutual
life Uuiiflua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
TENDERLOIN
Too Swift for German
Son and Heir.


SAN FRANCISCO. April % II.
Auheiscu "a Young German who came
here eight months ago 20
study American commercial meth
DDS. WIS sentenced by Superior 1udEa
Cook "a three aud one half years I'M
nrlsonment in san Quentin ON a com
viotion of burglary Tho Young man
h. a victim Of the terdrrloin lie
found the pace of his associates toa
fast. and 10 enable him to make "a
showing he rrsorted to crime.
Anheiser i the son ~ wealthy
merchant Of Cologne. whrrr he Was
reared In luxury To give him a bet
ter idea OF thu world. he was sent
here with the highest recommends
lions. and through influential NrW
York friends h. secured position
with the Johnson Locke company.
where he met men Of means, who tn
trUduUsd him Ia the Eay nfv q san
Francisco The purposes pf his visit
were forgotten IN the mad whirl and
he soon became known as one ~ the
best fellows in town. Al last hts
salary and a small allowance from
home became Insufficient fof his
expenses. and. after pawninE almost
everything 81 value. he undertook -
refill his empty poe textbook hy theft.
Twice he succeeded. but the third
time he was caught with the Eooda
IN hts possession.
on the night ~ Feb ~, Anheiaer
broke into a room Ia the Palace hotel
and stole an nAsrrVuat Tie was
caught az he was leaving the hatei
with the coat upan His arm A. hts
preliminary examination he refused
% make any defense. as he had NO
money and his former cumpuu Mons
wcul not COME T. his assistance. An
appeal Was sent G. his father faf
money with which u make a defeuae.
but "a hen the Truth was told. his AGED
parent became lueensrd AZ his soa =
disgrace ana refused assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

START HaII order I.u.iH### 10
che york ~ home 90 might Ha#R
sud profitable. iiluIa Ut HHHf ~
do aud how ~ d1 b. in HHiI#
FayluH# an HdVrrtrfHHg journal
20 eaufH per year. Q cents uHT Cup.
whites saying Publishing 90.
Department g. afnitl".
FREE treatment limited number
OF chronic eHFrH treated fee -
advanced students. under aifeae
. ton Of regular optratDra IueHdayB
and Thursday. Warrington In
futute ri 0steopathy. Safe DepaH=
10 building.
BAHGAIN8 IN second maud house
hold goods call al Rod Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
me secondhand cook stoves bed
room Sets carp IN. They l0uk ah
good as new. for half the money.
no and IL second avenue faath.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car
pets. etc. Hed Front Furniture 90
il0-tl2 Ind Ave. 8. Tel itsd lszz
WITH VINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. be Alley Restaurant. 81
ley on Columbia bet. lnd and afd.
FASHION HAIR store. 1919 Second
avenue diagnosis Of the scalp
free Of charge
OXYUONOH "Vlct0ry." the genuine
cures ali diseases. Avoid lmIta-
tiouH. Z Mcdonald block
LADIES try Is bath. Mu. TAFT.
careful mashaEe. sil Third avenue
WAISTS and skirts % order. cheap.
~. Mfg. Co. 307 Union.
WANTED-Oid gold and silver. H.
Henssi mfg ioweler - Hinekley.
Mus y BENNETT is again At Go
Halter block. hair. scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prices corner tth and Pine
sTnNEs rernLr.d cnrter. ~ Iln-an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
FOUND IN MEXICO

FL PAsO. Tex. April 2s.-sam
Blunaenthal. an Fl Paso merchant,
returned from Guadalaiara. Mex.
brings newa OF a startling treasure
discovery.
He aays that wOrkmen who were
ercap atiug for "A building for the
Waters Pierce oil Co. came across
covered well In which they found
$4,000 In Spanish silver coins aud
silver bullion worth over 100000.
The only theory advanced for the
existence u the treasure IL thar
Spaniards deposited IL there after
the evacuation Of Mexico City. II IL
known that over s5.000.000 worth ~
silver was taken from churches and
public buildings IN the city OF Mex
leo Just before the evacuation. and
this f. supposed 10 be part Of r..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26


CHICAGO. April 2B.-Thr Wans
ans Social club - ChicuEu has
settled a Kexatiuus question, va :
the minimum 81 the average Waae
earned. Thirty dollars "a day Is what
this club thinks yuu are worth--prp-
vidrd 81 course. YOU work 10 does
not make a hit 81 difference Wheth=
81 you are a man ar n woman
Mrs. Corinns brown IN AN address
20 the club. said she pruduc tian q
wealth in this country guaranteed
every worker - d1y u the wealth
was only Justly distributed. The
question before the house was How
children Working In Department
Stores Could I've on 81 Week.
You Intimate that anyone might
live on sasa week said Mra.
Brown.
Your subject + foolish our bus
lnea- a. students 81 economic cpudiz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
The Seaton Operation.

sieforr sratnn e operated upon. his
counsel viii b. eaited urou a. show
good cause far the operation. Ihr
order made BY Judge Grimm YES
tsrday Tor the release II seatnn that
he might b. operated upon, has been
recalled AZ the instance u Assistant
Attorney fahin. The op-
GRAFTON is conceded 10 be an extreme
N dlniCult oueesonr that might rr+
suit in cheating the KniiuNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
First Nome Sailings

II was expected that today would
- the sailing date q the arst Nome
steamer Jeanne The vessel. how
ever, has not arrived from san
Frauciscn. but Wtn probably De here
tonight. u viii take a couple % dnyn
20 load her cargo. and she viii Eet
away sunday or Monday. The Nome
ity sails tomorrow With n large list
q passengers and an Immense cargo
= freight According to present In
dirstious. she viii b. the first Nome
bouul steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
Victoria Route

cut rates to Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily Fare Doc.
Bcrths 2ac. Freight Doc per ton.
s.. S. North Pacific leaves YesIer
dock daily except Sunday at Sa. ma.
&. S. Utopia leaves Yeslcr dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WHATCOM ROUTE.
S, =. Schome leaves Yeslcr dock
at 3 y. M. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday calling at AEacortcs.
Fairhavcn and Whatcom. connect
ing With railways at Anacoftes and
Whntcum.
pODWEiL & CO. General Agents.
ii3 James st. Phone. Main 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
MORSE DAY.
The Eighty-Seyenth Anniversary Of
Independence.

The eiEhty-aeventh anniversary OF
the Independence day Of Norway will
be celebrated May H. by the Nor
wegian- Americans ~ Seattle AMI
vicinity. with appropriate exercises
AZ Madison park The exercises will
be under the auspices Of the Morse
club. The festivities will last Il
hours and Will continue from 2
o'clock Ia the afternoon until
o'clock the following morning. There
viii be music. boat-rides. fire works
and orat0ry. About 1000 strangers
are expected to visit Seattle on this
occasion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
COTTAGE CITY AND
EXCELSIOR SAIL

steamers cottage city and Excel
ainr called Tor Alaska last gi9ht with
fea naaaanrefa between them The
cottage city win ~ to NkHKWbv and
sitka. white the Exrrialuf viii sail
westward 80 fnr A. Cauk inlet ilH-
amns bay. katmal and kadiac viii
not - touched a number ~ prom
lneuf operate in krtehlsan went
north On the Cottage CITY.
aaaaaasl aH-a=ss=
Diamond Ice 10 the best II costs
no more than the cheapest. Tel
Mafn iefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
MAS PARALLEL SEATTLE.

An instance 81 the way hiEh rates
Ter xas and other public eommodi-
ties are maintained Is AFFORDED by the
purchase not long ago OF the NounEs-
town. q. Gas q Electric tasht CO.
This concern had practical menop-
oily OF the field, starting IN with
large ever-eapltaliEation. il issued
bonds and applied the proceeds 20
paying for expenditures Ter the
plant. Thus the rral investment was
not half what il was represented 20
be.
BY an adjustment OF rates the com.
pany managed TO pay interest on the
bonds and prohts on the stock. IL
was making huge profits on the act
uai investment but another COM
pany came into the Held. and prices
had TO be lowered somewhat. The
old concern was stiu making a good
profit. however
Chicago and New York promoters.
hooking for a chance % practice the
new profession ~ trust-orEanising.
looked over the situation and arfang-
ed to buy both companies. They
agreed TO pay the older concern sito
a share for the stock. That meant
that the new owners would give sew
eraI times as much as the plant cost
complete.
To earn profits on their Investment
the purchasers must charge several
times as much for gas and electricity
as need be charged. 10 pay proats on
the real investment. The people
must pay tribute on all this watered
stock unless they start a municipal
plant.
The purchasers knew this stock
was grossly Watercd. Yet when the
people are driven. as they viii be
sooner or later. 20 establish mum
icipaI plant. these same spectators
will begin 10 whine about fusing the
money they expected 10 make by
taking advantage OF the ignorance
and tolerance Of the people. By some
curious reasoning a SPECTATOR who
pays too much for a monopoly In the
hope % robbing the people. always
considers himself A public benefac-
tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

1t Is fair to presume that the
population Of the United States In
the year e0o9 viii b. something like
$40 millions
50 says Director OF the Census VIM.
u. Merriam. in a discuFsive article
in the Youth's Companion.
Great China, What viii people
do for a living them Il = already
hard enough 70 wrest money from
trade or industry with so odd mil
lions trampllng on each others toes.
What viii the condition be when the
so million mark Is rsaeheds After
all the people Of this day and gen
GRAFTON have probable cause TO con-
graduate themselves that they drop
ped into the procession Of life while
the broad acres % America stu in
cluded government land and
there was elbow room 10 turn
around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
CUTTER BEAR
is DISABLED

Since the rsVenua cutter Bear has
been lying On the drydack az Quar-.
tsruaster harhors Il has been Dis.
covered that her crank shaft Ia
cracked. ~ ls supposed that the in
jury vas done last winter while the
vessel was bring bufetsd about In
the HeriuE sea. The Bears northern
voyage VIII h. delayed several weeks
and a new shaft y I'M BE- cast and In.
stalled.
Capt. Tuttie originally planned o.
leave Seattle May s. bus IL viii prub-
ably be early Ia June before the
start Il made.
few more IRE goods left prsf
opportunity ever offered 10 get wall
papef az low prices. star Paint Co.
10000 Pike So.
-aaa o
Clare. hat designer. 1907 ga~opH me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
Republic ans Nominate.

SPOKANE, April 2s.--The follow
ing municipal slate has been nofnln-
sted By the Republican city c0nven-
ton. For mayor, DIR. G. q. Brown.
for city treasurer, ]. r. White Ito
succeed himselfJ. for treasurer, capt.
Joseph Moore: and 10 candidates for
city council. The convention was a
trife stormy, but ended harmonious
~.
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