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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

K0VELTY Photo Co. as Caium-
hla. only place TO Est fet9uehed5
double size. stamps. - Tor &c
button free open sundays.
FIFTH Avenue STUD o-lf2s SIN ave.
near Pike. Call and get special
prices for this mouth.
Amateur nnishlng Wise Mep. blk.
Photos on watches. 1872 Second ave.
Stamp photos buttons. 1900 2ud az.
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FoR SALE.


ron BALE-ssattie auction sale
ntn bie. 1919 Western avenue tel.
Uun 1881. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday al .. IN. horHes.
wagons, harness etc. All kinds %
goods sold on commission. -. J.
Walker. nuctionesr.
FpE sale or exchange aeres. 20
miies from seattle. ~ acres under
cultivation small orchard. living
house barn and chicken house.
see owner 1sie'a Elliott ave.
BALLARD property - Make your
real estate wants known % Mar
tfn a FORESTER Ballard. Real es-
tate. iaw insurance End car line.
THREE choice lots At Green Lake.
CLOSE ta kenwnod avenue station.
cheap. if taken today HENRY
vs.. STEIN t-a New York block
FpR SALE. cheap s-room housr
aatf front 81 ground rent. 2sos
Elliott ave
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


osBoieSE. IltGMfER a 20. lno..
Ahatrnct Company. rnthbiifhed
lass Mining claim abstracts. Base
m~ut az tho Mutual tafe building.
Booth -Whlttlesey Haufofd Abstract
Co. established iHG3 basement Of
Hhiier block Telephone Main i3t
sEAIrLE Aeagmgt -. y y llk
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Electric Wires Cause Fire.

Telephane wires became crossed IN
some unknown manner IN the rest
dence - Police Matrou Taylor early
fhis morning They set ere to the
wall paper. and considera hle damage
was done The fire department sx-
tinRuished the blaze,
Don't forget the three Saturday
night dances by Musicians Union
at Armory. March e. -. April G
Tickets 50c. ladies' free
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The Chicagoese who visited seattle
yesterday said that they felt very
much at home.
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rhs Canaaiaa Bank Of commerce
Capital paid up.4.44......4&s.u W. 80
eight Million Dullnfa.b
Surplus .s...........4..... 81 90. GOO
Interest allowed un time deposits
A general Banking Business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE ANCH-Cor1er Of
James ST and Second Avenue
II. a. CAMERON. Mgr.
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BUSINESS coLLeoEs.

LEOS Business College. Union. "a.
individual inatructiun. an subjects.
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College, second and Pike.
N V school Telegruphy. starr-Bd
Wnson Modem husinss. tollees Main iIa
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DANCING AeApEMles.

4 ia sCikG LE85oN5 tzb0
Ladies' aud gentlemen JOHNS our
opening classes for beginners now
Monday and Friday evenings at
80 Guarantee waltA, step and
all the intpht bail room dances
Extremely low rHtu for gentlemen
who can take irhHuun az once.
EKcluFiRc private lessons daily OF
Wilson Dancing Academy. itHuke
block. Pike street. Circulars mall
ed free. Eeattic.H lending dancing
school.
MIR. and Mrs. Liitie'H Academy. 10
port mont. dancing physical cul=
ture ai2 N1disnn bit atf ln1 Alh-
oEETlsTs.
A. ". PHiLLfFs. 81 lieuasg biz.
ehl-aze genlaI -. - lL-ae--ez-
DaEssMAkERs.
FoR Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns cell al Lamb Sisters. 30
81 collins block
Mme MutleI. skirts fncsd and bound.
10 - INTO + pm. % Mcdonald Ok
NINE SMITH modiats. iiinskley
LYNruI8 SHAW. so Haller lillE
DYEth0 AND CLEANING.
PAHlaiAN DYE WORKS We
cali FOR. clean. prrns aud deliver
Fnur clothes Express order CIV
eu prompt attention. 1918 iFt ave.
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. dry
cleaning IiIL 2i ave Trl Nlln "a
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
ERICKSON & WYHAN co. manu-
neturr and repair electrical ap-
nHru4uH HItf West AS. Main ~
FikARCtAL-Wanteu 10 Borrow.
WHY keep your money 81 bank
when We can get you Z per cent
uu first mortgage, improved real
ebtHte in the city 81 Seattle Ger
m American Investment Co. Ga
THIrd Ave. opposite uuhHc libfHry
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pRINTIsa AND sINCING.

METHOPOLtIAa Prutiag q BIND
ing Co. ~ Yehier Tel Blue s5l.
BULL BROS, commercial prHtefas
zoe. s0I. a0s Washington BIG. over
grea5isa Shoe HfIfF Tel White tH1
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Any work that should not pfsw
satisfactory will Be attended 10 fra
Of cha rye IN our nearest Office
We are fnaEinE a spsciaifF q fsla
cfnun ard fridge work tha rsasf ts4s-
tfUf. pair leaa AMI aHEhhts - al tsE..
Wnfh kucNn TO the Efafesal1a. On
name alHne viii - q Fuar1rfes ~
Naur HogF wfl - % TIE best We
hHFH a SPECIALIST n each 1ssaftmenl
Bet operators. beet Ell4 suFkrtsa saf
eHtrafflFH - teefhs in TACT al ~
ffaG ere inventors q maaeFu t11tlEa7.
We vii teIi yea IN HfFancs eEhrfy
what FgHF wurE viii cQst ~ re. n
animation. Give a. cal as -
will ind ws % exacNy WHAT 50 ~
vafffas
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ESTES Dancing Academy, 28ls LIST
ave; popular and select school up.
to-date fancy and society dancing
only school where ordinary pupils
learn \ 20 10 dances On u lesanrs
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TIE FIRST NATIONAL hANk
or SEATTLE

Paid up Capital .. SO. 90
General banking business transacted
J. u Hoge. jr. pres. 81. McMiek.
en-. vice pres. l.. Turner, cAHh.. r.
r Parkhurst. Asst. cash. Exchange
on principal cities ~ T.. 8 Europe.
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pHYtIclAEe AND 8OaoEoas.
PLUMBING

HAZLErT q sat Lin - Nov Wors
guaranteed ! year. Tel Bun 1898.
GED. H. WOODHOUsE co. Tel.
Main 3ff.
Kaufman Plumbing 90. Eun 4,L
BAKEE = SON. phone Black l9st.
TITO TIRNEI. TeI- 9reen ~
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CON- RAcioR and BUILDERS.
cLAIRvoYANTs.
CloTHEs CLEANING.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

LUCAS Detective Agency. Union
block. J. II, Dawson manager.
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w. ". PETER a Co, ballard.
wash. viii sell you an interest In
shingle mill. 5000. Best pa wing in
Vestnlent on sound Also acre
tracts In city limits and cheap
building lots on tnstallments. See
Peter before YOU die
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pENTiBTB.
DaE8sMAkERB.

A " FmELrs. 81 iieuasy De
chlgage Denlal CO. 80 liLnez-g.z
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BIDS for telephone cross arms
The undersigned will receive bids
at their office. So Pacific block
until 2 p, IN, March 2lst. on 5000
To 10000 telephone cross arms OF
the following dimensions. 8LN44N
Q, frst gHHde lumber. champhored
and dressed 60 pattern with one
= hole for lag screw and ten N
holes Tor pins. Same To be fob
cars seattle Seattle Automatic
Telephone Exchange COMPANY.
per u. a. SEELEY. president.
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BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods; call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give YOU
me secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
no aud liz Second avenue south.
Al,NEltflslNG planned, prepared,
placed anywhere at publishers
rates. The g, Y. White AdVertis-
ing Burenu, 124@72b New York
bldg. seattle Tel. Main S04.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods, bedroom sets. stoves. ear.
pets. etc. Ted Front Furniture Co.
llO-lis End Ave. S. Tel. Red la22.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.


U8mtELLAa ma4afaotlfe8. liz
covering and general repairing. "a
l.-u.- III .LL..L La-.n.. 10.
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MourHlas : .p.e-ally. y ari -
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23

At Tampa. Florida. Is TIE o7ee o. q
girl who Manages the entire telegraph
system Of Florida. Miss Mary orren
Is the name Of the telegraph manager.
and II Is said she vas appointed safely
because OF her ability. Lottie Ring
gold was appointed receiver for q
1ueenswzre store In Cincinnati re-
Gently. Miss Nevada Stout Is = sta
tionary engineer at Dyersviile. Ohio:
and Miss Caroline Van Brunt. Of Colo
rado. is one OF the best known ex-
perts on silver. nickel and copper min
ing in the country. The Misses Stew
ait and Dillingham; are managers OF
mines and mills in Colorado. and one
might ill column after column with
just such Instances as those named
Verify. the new woman is crowding
her way welI TO the front and center,
and the lazy and indifferent. no mat
ter what sex. must stand aside.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23
The One Touch of Nature.

4 rum tHf OONfOH HtFuta
Those who have looked over files of for
eign newspapers that have been received
in this country during the last few days
have had chance to realize the force of
the lines that zone touch of nature
makes the whole world kin" The great
loss that our country has sustained by
the assassination of its President has
brought its classes and parties together
in a manner which few weeks ago
would have seemed almost impossible.
Democrats as well as Republicans South
erneSs and Northerners alike. have
shown through their genuine expressions
of SORROW that the bereavement sustained
was a common one. But crossing the At
lautic. it is found that in Europe-in
England, France, Germany, Italy and
Russia. TO say nothing of the minor
States of the Old World-there has been
the same spontaneous uprising of sym
pathy. the same expressions of horror at
the enormity of the crime committed. that
have come from the American people.
The only jarring note in this common
harmony is found in the comments made
by some of the Spanish newspapers. in
which the writer's could not forget that
Mr.. Mckinley was President of the Uni
ted States at the time of our war with
Spain. from which that ancient monarchy
suffered so severe loss. But this wave
Of human feeling indicates that at the
basis the civilized nations of the world
have great deal that may he termed
common possession: that they can be
brought together by their feelings even
when their conflicting interests tend to
divide them. and that even in our prosaic
sg~ II Is possihie that in that class of
diplomacy intended to harmonize inter
national differences there hiss not been 70
the extent that there might have heeR.
and possibly viii be in the future ap-
Deals 10 the hroad sentiment of humanity
upon which in time may be based the
nermanerf peace Of the world
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23
MAY Law Cable Anyhow.

WASHINGTON Oct S.-The sub.
jeet of a permit for the laying OF a
cable line between this country and
the Philippines was again discussed.
The opinion Of the Attorney General
on the concessions made by Spain TO
cable companies in the Philippines
viii be rendered at the next session
OF the cabinet This opinion. as has
already been stated. may not affect
the situation in any manner. The In
ciination OF the President so far has
been to allow the matter to drift along
until Congress meets. but the sug-
gestion has been made that law ex-
lists that permits the cable company
to make landings on any territory Of
this country without executive or 9th
er sanction. and that the company
may avail itself CT this law. notvith-
standing the President may not take
action for or against the permit that
has been asked.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23
MEN WHO SUCCEED.

The latest edition Of Who's Who in
America" decisively refutes the doubts
expressed by a few successful men as
TO the value OF college education as a
factor in success.
In this volume are brief biographies
OF 1851 Americans. living on last
Aug. l. who had in some way won
success. All the notable figures in
public life, in the professions. in the
worlds of commerce, industry, finance,
art, and letters, are here. Probably
some names are in that should be out
and some out that should be in. But.
taken all in all. this is evidently fair
poll list Of Americans in some way
distinguished.
Out of these II, 551 men and women
Of note 9,76O gave some educational
data about themselves. or these 5,775
went to college and 4.S1O were gradu-
ated Only about one in 100 of the
able-bodied males of this country is a
college man. The percentage of col
lege women is far smaller. Yet out of
the 1851 men and women who have
won the distinction implied by their
enrolment in this volume more than
one-half attended college. OF those
giving educational data, SO per cent
were colleglans.
The case may be stated in another
way: If all the men in this country
could be shaken up in a box and one
drawn out at random the odds against
drawing a college man would be 100
to l. But IL all the men who have
done something of note in the various
walks Of life could be so shaken up
the odds on drawing a college man
would be more than even. If there be
omitted from the calculation those
who furnished details as to technical
education only. and those educated at
foreign institutions. the result is even
more striking. Out of S.141 who fur
nished details as to general education.
nearly II per cent were collegians.
The old adage, knowledge is pow
er, was never more strikingIy demon
strated than by these figures. The
men who are making the United
States today. and those who are deter
mining It's future. are largely the prod.
ucts of its colleges. The young men
and women who are now entering coli
lege are those who win rule the re-
public a generation hence.
It is true that a man is a man, what
ever be his education, and in the long
run he counts for just what he is worth
as man. Nevertheless. in the battle
Of life the man who counts nowadays
is evidently the collegian. His chances
for visible success as against the man
without his equipment are plainly at
least so to 1.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23
WOMEN MAKING THEIR WAY.

A writer in the Chicago Record.
Herald points out that as inventions
and factories are taking away the in
dustries engaged in by the women in
the home the more energetic and cspa-
BILE of the sex are entering business
and professional life. and it is truly
wonderful how some OF them are max,
ing their way In the world The writ,
er tells. for instance. of woman who
founded and is now the manager Of
the successful electric light plant at
Long Beach. Cal. Mrs Ira lott is her
name. and she Is skilled electrician
who branches ont in her field and is
experimenting the construction of
other plants. besides occasionally in
vesting in plant OF two herself. In
New York city there ara over twenty
drug stores owned and managed by
women. and in one Of them is little
woman who works behind the pre-
seription case from in the morning
till II at night and then sleeps in q
little room behind the store. She has
managed in three years to pay of the
indebtedness Of her deceased husband
and save several thousand dollars be-
sides. The best sign painter in KNOX,
vile. Tenn, Is 4 woman art windows
for churches are designed and manu-
faetared In Milwaukee BY Marie
Hendl: and in the Plant System depot
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23
RAILROAD EXTENSION Of The
Eaxl SUGAR COMPANY
SIX AssisIonaI Miles To BE suils AZ
onse Contrast Les-sals ct
Bends Progressing Slowly.

F W McChesney. Of the Kons Sa-
gar Company. was interviewed yes
terday afternoon In regard 10 the ex-
tation. bids for the construction II
which we're advertised some days ago
The CONTRACT is practically let al
ready said Mr.. AcChesuey- L "
Whitehouse being the most safisfac-
tory bidder. There were six applica-
tons in. the bids ranging from ss0.-
600 TO SIS. 600, and Mr. whitehouse's
bid was the lowest Il will be accept
ed. subject Of course, TO satisfactory
contract and bond The other bidders
were k Hoshina. A. F. Under, How
ell. Highly & Company. Ariola & Com
pany and William ". Bruner- There
is six miles OF the road to be built
under this contract. there being al
ready two miles leading out from the
mill The extension viii reach the
lower field of cane. which viii be
ready for cutting in January. We ex-
pect TO have the road completed by
March 1st. and the cane will be loaded
on to the cars as soon as the road is
completed The cars. engines and the
material for building the road are
already on the ground. and as soon
as satisfactory agreement can be
made the work win begin"
In regard to the floating of Kona
bonds in San Francisco. Mr.. McChes-
ney stated that his brother. j. NJ Nc
Chesney, reports some success. but
the matter being one. for slow work.
it will not eliminate for some time.
although agreements are well under
Uav
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23
The Alabama Iudaeship.

WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-The Presi-
dents appointment of Ex-Governor
Jones of Alabama as judge Of the
northern and middle districts of Ala
bama was referred to at the cabinet
meeting, and the President expressed
qualification at the general indorse-
ment of that appointment from all
parts of the country. The appoint
ment RECEIVED an immediate response
in a flood of congratulatory kilograms
that poured in upon the President last
night and today. The Presidents ac-
ton in selecting strong man not
affiliated with his own party for a
judgeship in the south was Endorsed
by prominent men in the councils of
the republican party. Several tele-
grams from prominent negroes in yari-
Gus parts of the country were reeeiy-
ed. The general tenor of the dis
patches commended not only the abil-
ity of ex-Gov. Jones. but the fact that
he had been straight on the gold
standard proposition. expansion and
had been 8 friend of the negro.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23
New Buslness House For Honolulu

The Herring HaII-Marvin Safe Com
pany, the reorganization now owning
and controlling the consolidated lead
ing safe and lock companies OF the
East, including the world famous Hall
Safe and Lock Works. the Herring.
Marvin and others OF equal merit, have
completed arrangements for the car
rying OF a complete stock OF their
wares in this civ and orders are now
IN for their opening stock which is
expected to arrive on an early steam
er direct from New York. The gentle
men in charge of the local business
say that their stock here will be as
complete as can be found at any of
the branch mainland offices and also
that in no case viii their Honolulu
delivered prices exceed the net export
prices charged in San Francisco. They
will also have associated with them
an expert safe and lcck man who will
attend to all new or repair work in
that line at mainland prices. This will
be a welcome addition to the new
business enterprises of Honolulu and
patrons of this well-known firm will
be pleased to know that hereafter they
do not have to send East and wait sew
eral months for a high grade fire or
burglar safe.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23

While President Roosevelt win con-
tiuue to attend the little Dutch Re
formed church In Washington. where
he has been worshipping since his
election as yIce-President, Mrs. Roose-
welt viii accept the Presidential pew
which has been offered to her in ST.
Johns EpIs copal church near the
White House. In this quaint and ven
cradle edihce many of the most dis
tinguished men and women Of the ma
ton have worshipped. With its soft
light and well mellowed furnishings It
fulhIls the best ideal Of holy sane
tuary. AS a rule the spiritual con
Germs OF the American household are
arranged by the wife, for the reason,
Il has often been said, that men do
not give much thought to such mat
tiers. II is rather unusual and not at
all dIstasteful to see a husband-and
President at that-dispIay sufficient
feeling on the subject Of religion to
stay by his own church at the cost Of
differing from his wife.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23

With a line OF steamers from the
Sound there is no reason why Homo
lulu should not have a better supply
OF vegetables than she has now. Pota-
toes. cabbage and cauIiflower from
the northwest are superior to the Cal
ifornia product Apples from Oregon
or Washington are far superior to
those OF California. Then too we
should be able to get much of our
butter. and cheese from the northwest
as we'll as feed for live stock. With
the additional supplies in all these
lines the prices should come down.
This is only one OF the many benefits
to be derived by the running Of the
new line OF steamers between Homo
lulu and the Sound.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23
IsTHMlAN CANAL TREATY.
Denied That Britain Has Renounced
Clayton BuIwer Treaty.

Clayton BuIwer Treaty.
From Washington Star.
There has been no surrender by
England to the United States in the
matter of the new isthmian canal
treaty, according to the best authority
here. it is equally true that the Unit
ed States has sacrificed no principle
IN these negotiations, and the effect
of contrary statements is deprecated
as likely to seriously jeopardize the
chances of the consummation of the
convention which shall finally and
peacefully settle an issue that has
been source of danger for the past
fifty years.
What has actually happened is that
each side has preserved the underly-
ing principles of the Clayton-Bulwer
treaty. and the new convention will
provide for a waterway, neutral at all
times. and open to the commerce of
the world. The Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
however. drawn half a century ago.
has proved to be defective in mechan-
ism for giving effect to this purpose.
Now the new treaty simply provides
this mechanism. England is reliev-
ed from the guarantee which in her
case was only troublesome. and which
being assumed by the United States
in toto is quite as effective. As view
ed from the American point of view
even. there was no surrender on Eng
lands part in seeking this relief, mas
much as the aforementioned princi-
pie is reiterated and affirmed as bind
ing upon the United States. As for
the form of the treaty. it may be stat
ed that it embodies in substance the
amendments to the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty, which were adopted by the
Senate. and beyond that the changes
are believed to be textual rather than
substantial, so it is expected to en-
counter no opposition in the Senate.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23

There Is ample Justification for the
claim made By the Chicago Record Her
aid that its readers enjoy every day in
the week. SUNDAYS included. news ser
vice shat is without parallel in range and
completeness The reason IS ohr;ous--
the combination of the varied and ex-
Eensive facilities Of the two great dailies.
the Chicago Record and the Chicago
Times Herald In-additioa to the inde-
pendent news facilities Of both naners.
the Record Herald reeeives the complete
news service Of the New York Herald.
the New York Tribune ard the Assoei-
ated Press: and when. Il IS considered
that its news columns are suppleuente<s
by all the special features 30 popuiar II
the Chicago Record aud the Chicago
Times Herald. il win BE seen that the
Record Herald holds unique place
amoas the great newspapers Of the
United States.