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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
TINE TARIFF AND THE TRUSTS

II Senator NJ A ought 20 know better and prob
recently Chaataaaa assembly that
this country
cert thoseer patent laws
Il a think Of this when seeking per-
eal street railway monopoly legislature apply for
Il seems 20 hsve a evsrssh, on his parti
nota Maybe Uncle Mark more
familiar would Indicate
pousy said 70 The Chantanauans
s
Anyway. everybody not
coufoundinE Hanna
eeong the J. T. Morgan Eeur
combination Of brains
special resources and sauas Win as &
feature which sNe TO eesa OK
the
clear hat few Of these prop
foundation as patents
only = derive their NAN
frornp
So fact doubt better known to
hinse . others
The chief element Of monopoly
protection given their
ducts then aanooy based ente-
~ uronth
Il Is asserted that factor and
the financial standing Of
generally weak
Thus the les tariff
founde capitalization
total saestSatea
relying mainly on the
Is
stock sisatissss. bonds ssssIsseo:
hradauartsrs They are not
cold business prop
e<lion to o
backbone Of the
the Of hem and
them could exist
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FIRE LOSSES
NOT so GREAT

Reports from over the state re-
eelved by railroad officials and local
1umberinen Indicate that tha recent
forest fires have not seriously affect
ed standing timber From these re-
ports Il Is estimated that the loss 20
washington by the destruction OF
new timber will be less than per
cent
The principal loss has been stls-
xaIned BY individual settlers. In
many cases this loss j. appalling The
reports show that the 1ogssd-off
lands were affected much more BY
the f1res than the forests. as the
fires seemed TO burn much more
fIerceiy in the lands gone over by
1umbermen than where the axman
had not yet penetrated
While the railroads are securing
complete reports OF the destruction
along the route Of their. roads. 30 far
they have been unable % even APP
rroximate the losses To the rail
roads themselves the loss was not
great In several cases small cui-
rerfs were burnt out and traffic was
suspended some time on the Gays
Harbor branch OF the Northern Pa
eific-
Tue Great Northern t,st 100
foot treatle at Wellington
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REAL PIRATES

There are real pirates set on the
coast OF China The liner Empress
u India. hien has arrived a. VIC
fpFiA from shanghai. brought a story
Of three oe4chcoubcf 1bo stole the
schooner Axnus from United states
Consul Drnby At Shanghai AMI start
~ 70 sea fu become buccaneers bold
The men NrnuEEisd a months pro-
Visions on the schooner and ~ niEnt-
fail slipped aboard chnked Tire Chi
neae Waterman iuto submission and
made away. They Intended to pirate
Chinese funks. which are oftsntimes
laden with treasure.
They ran aground iust below Woo
sung and somehow the inforfua tiofs
came to Mr.. Dcnby. he hired n
launch loaded n with a small army
Of men armed with Wtuchestera and
went In pursuit The two English
men aboard the schooner. Brown and
smith. were held up and arrested.
but the American, Plant. got away.
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and the density and gieem 81 the
dismal swamp. In the midst OF such
SCENERY as this Il located one OF the
principal scenes OF Down Mobile.
Rip Van Wrinkle
Popular prices now prevail al the
Madison theAfcr. where Hip Van
Wrinkle IL 10 be produced next week
commencing Sunday mRttnee. fanKs
stock company. an organization OF
sell known players. are 70 CONE
n1ence a season OF dramatic plays
instead Of Vaudeyiiia performances.
that have besn herwt0foEe given.
Edwin X. Lang II Recognised as one
OF the best character actors ana
comedians on the local stage and he
viii - ably supported by Viola Rosa
and \ company OF ftrst +slAna artists
The cozy Madison should be packed
al popular prices.
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CONFIDENCE

A peculiar case OF embezzlenont
has been reported 10 Detective .Wap-
penstein or the local police. The
case ~ a simple one OF misplaced
confidence. and X. sheridan. a well
known city merchant. vas taken
down tlj b. II. Sheridan has asked
the police 10 protect him IN the mat
ter. but there is slight chance OF his
ever meeting his erstwhile friend.
According to the story told by
Sheridan he met a gentleman who
vas Tepgted 70 be wizard at the
art Of playing faro bank The mer-
chant HnW an easy chance Of making
o few dollars without work and no
advanced g75 In the coin Of the realm
for his newly found friend 10 10
against the bank. There were no
dividends paid ON the Investment.
Mr.. sheridan Is now satisfied that
the man 10 whom he gave the money
did not tempt tho Goddess of
Chance. but made sure Of the money
b. simply putting u carefully away
in an obscure pocket.
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OF BOOTH
INQUEST WILL eE HELD TO-
DAY TO DECIDE MURDER
CHARGE

The inquest 20 ascertain how 4. A..
nooth met htk death VII be held IN
ffnnney a Sfe&arta chapel At ?
O'clock this afternoon. The jurors
that have been chotrn ~ toronsr
Hove are. g L. BicWeif. ]. n. Hun
slrter Thomas Hood. J. y. Pearl.
Victor Stein and J. Gribbtn-
According % the evidence now At
hand Il i expected that Il VIII be-
proved that Booth vent into the
Green t-lxnt SAIGON Sunday morning.
vsas set npdn. beaten And All attempt
made 10 rob him. II has uo~ been
aarertAined beyond the shadow o. a
doubt that the blows that ignfh re-
ceivsd on his head Killed him.
witnesses viii be brought Who arr
eypected to snHfify that the dead
man had not BEEN drinking 10 ex-
cess during SATURDAY evening
There VAS az first a theory that
knock -0ut drops had been given him.
but an analysis % the stomach fluid
~ Chemist Z. = Dosrrtus entirely
dlEprovcs this. az no poison was
found.
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TICKET OF
SOCIALISTS

The leaders os the socialist labor
party announce the nomination OF
the following county and Legislative
ticket at a mass convention held AZ
Isf4 First avenue last Sunday. Sher-
~. A. B-eaeHr. prosecuting attor-
ney. ]. w. Magnetic. treasurer. Wal
ter Clark. clerk. Fred Roberts. su-
psrlntcndsnt Of schools. ;. n. rsh-
IL coroner. Herman Schneider. sur
veycr. Charles Regal: wreekmaster.
r NJ. Clyde. Justice OF the peace.
wagner. senators. Thirty-nTst dis
frtcf. s. Piaw. third commissioner
district. John Carlson
The nominees stand on = platform
which pledges them 10 work for the
interest of the working class. and the
working class only.
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WAITED AROUND

The Middie-of- the Road Popu-
list mass convention. which was TO
have been held lnThc Hinckiey block
last night. failed Ia materialixe A
mere handful Of the old guard os
r0puiiafs attended the meeting and
more, adjourned until next friday
night.
They VIII endeavor 70 drum up a
quorum Of the party before that
time.
-
Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar.
erfna only.
Dunlap. real estate. - Union block.
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Second Officer Heaiy viii take the
place Of Fifst Officer W. 1. Elsuier
On the next v0yag ~ the steamship
Tampico 70 Honolulu. Mr.. Eissler
stFHiued h'saself. sustaining Internal
fDturiea, which nccessitate two or
three weeks Of complete rest.
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ron sst-r-nsrLsnD REAL
e&E4Tft

tors iss 3 SO. ss,si y via slssS.
hiprts ffufa s4iisrf FFesassns esrs All
sftri. tae etfe. 81 cash. f utuafhff
usilsrf
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WORSE THAN
FEARED
Hughes Not Killed, But
Went to Tacoma

W, Arthur Hughes the Van Assch
school TEACHER who disappeared su,t-
denly on Tuesday last. after teach.
Ing school FOR one dny Il seems was
not slain Tor his money. uef Rnduct-
sd for hla charms. after all. lie 10
NOW registered az ihr Ililier hotel
At the nlller hotel. whittier he arriV-
ftum Tacoma this morning,
About the saline time the following
mesagc came over from that city;
TACOMA. Sept, ~ w. Arthur
Hughes. the missing seattle school
teacher. has turned up in Tacoma,
and gives tbs following explanation
- his disappearance lie says that
when De left Milwaukee he expected
10 arrive IN Seattle sunday evening
aud 80 10 work Monday. Hut fires
and other thiuEa UNFORESEEN caused
HIS train to be late aud he didn't arr
rive until Monday evening. iie found
the schools running, 40 L seemed. A.
II be was not In existence. and being
told unOniei8liy that a mertEasc had
been probably furecioaed On his job.
due 20 his taruincns. be hiked out
for Tacoma. to meet an old school
ehnm. J =. nenairy, who lives at us
South q street. Together they were
enjoying themselves. when Hughes
let his eyes fail upon q Seattle paper
and his hair Hase. Ne hadn't realised
his Importance before. The suprfins
tendont had found fiecls OF child.
rem wandering Ahput without
shepherd. and had simply snrred the
tawn up T.harr AZ talk Of foul
play. and even the Seattle police be-
came Interested. Hughes read with
frok In his throat the thrilling
news of the search for his corpse,
and last night he tru1sed back 20
Seattle with the intcuti0n 81 tryius
to square himself
There Il an issue % fast between
Nr. Hughes and superintendent
Hartranft. That osiieiai az that
NJ. Hughes reached Seattle on sat
ufesay and taught she ~ hooi al Van
Akaelt Monday. or tried 10 tsach ~
on Tuesday morning he Was miss
/ ing. The news Of his disappearance
came ia the same day from Af.
kIuEsbury u the Van AHselt srhoet
hoard. There Nas no ether tose her
Ia the case.
The true explanHtion az the matter
Heema q b. IN Mr HartFanfte opin-
ian that Hughes found the Job too
heavy for him. because he had no Ok
reflence Ia n9nui training WHICH
/ he wna required 60 teach and qptet-
IL aid out 70 shed his burden with
cat making q eonfcas.Qn % the true
meaning.
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Professor Wilson at Rante Hail
Monday and Fri lay evenings. Pr-
waite lessons daily.
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fEl-A1I A. NAtN4
$50 PER a1fe~1o acres good level
land. one mile north Green lake.
easy cleared. one-half cash.
siss-slngle acre In Anne locality.
80 eAch--saxiis: Lake Onion sd-
dltlon.
$500 Beautiful lot on Harvard ave.
nue. North.
fsso 10 300 Choice Of 100 lots at
state university. VERY easy terms
100 csch-I-ois on Nineteenth. near
Madison.
tIeocach- sexico. On Twenty ffth ana
Twenty. sixth avenues. near Renton
car line.
SIS to tioo-so lots IN Ballard. near
new car line.
sS5-i.ots in Georgetown: easy terms.
PETIT A son
szz Ne York block
THE s-room house and lot. sSxi25, is
sold. so - the broom cottage on
Main and Twelfth: We have or
more cheap cottages, and can
Eiyc you bargain.
We have several tide land lots close
60 car track aud or First avenue.
at low figures.
Several nne hemcs on queen Anne.
and vacant lots. cheap; near school.
"a acres near Green Lake. with =
room house
s0xi36 feet on Yesler. iz-room house.
close In. a. bargain.
BOOuE & CO, 62s Pacific Block.
BROOKvALE GARDEN TRACTS
We have Just bought and plated
80 acres OF finest kind Of valley
land. II never overiows. and has a
number Of beautiful spring brooks
flowing through u with an abund.
ance Of trout in them The soil Ia
deep rich loan. easy 20 work and
very productive. Situated nine miles
south Of Seattle. near the Seattle
Tacoma electric line. only 20 min
utes ride from the business center.
Price Slh 10 $50. per acre. Come
early and get first choice.
ADAMS g. NICHOLS.
itit Second Avenue, Room ais.
BEsT BARGAINS oFrFnED
fiioo takes tive lofs s0xieo. small h,u..
and orchard. Ninetcrnth avenue. Madf-
sen sa s ne P gs. .epoFtuni'y offered 10
fi2go only 10y , lo's adieiFinss i3oSiaD. all
cleared rsaey for hullains twenty.
a ansp, builders should see fhis a. 49,
QuAiffEtN a HOLMAN
sot New York Block.
THE ALvoRp ACRE TRACTS.
f7s to $500 Per acre
Five and 10 acre tracts 81 chutra valley
land near Kent and close 10 electric 80
line, the soil IL richtolay and ioam ana
the most Of e IL under pioss SO
SrETTENdRr1N q ARNEI-I.
- Rnxweil block
Cor. ffrat and Columbia ct
CHEAP HOMES
BEAUTIFUL cleared slightly lots $50 10
$40. terms - down, ~ monthly. free
water and wood.
Small new house large lo.. $500. term.
81 down. SO monthly.
Several cottages for rent. 81 per month up.
owner Hiliman. offices west shore Green
Lake car Inns crosses property.
FINANCIAL
A RELfARLE place 70 borrow money ON
diamonds watches. 1ewctry. Low later
est II. n West, Boa Pike street
MONEY on short notice at low rate, pri.
Nute money and company money 90 hufta
with q. A. Virtue Room 1 Iialler
building. Phone Black 80.
COLLATERAL BANK tnarto a R.~d,.
nancy loaned on any good eoliatsrsI
los Cherry.
TO LoAN-Prfvats money at low rate ~
interest. Danus A Osner iqO Yc.lss
way. Rooms 3. 4 and g.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Morriao.
Enhelman- Mutual fafs bid.
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Theaters


The funny antics Of that clever
ocrobatic comedian. Frank Herbert.
In the musical farce comedy. Mo
Earthy's Mlshaps." never fails IN ite
INTENDED purpose to elicit laughter.
He Is positively funny In all that the
word Implies. He u assisted IN his
successful efforts to excite the risibie
propensItlcs Of all within seeing dis
lance Of him BY his partner Mark
Caron. who has no equal as neat
acrobat This team VIII be rennem-
bered as one Of the good features Of
ssMcCnrthy's Mishaps.~ This farce
comedy returns to the Grand Sunday
for n three-night engagement
AThe King Of the Opium Ring"
The Honest Blacksmith" VIII be
seen at the Seattle theater tonight
ard tomorrow night with the usual
Saturday matinee.
ssThe King 81 the Opium Ring"
which comes to the Seattle Tor one
week. beginning with Sunday night,
tells fascinating story Of life aa
II actually exists in the Chinatown
Of San Francisco. The story tells Of
the underground den Of the opium
am0kers and shows several victims
81 different stages Of the habit. The
plot gradually unfoids. introducing
lfle principal character. Wah Sing. a
specimen OF the educated chinaman.
as H. Is well known In san Fran
eisco. The whole production IL staged
with the greatest care and intro
ducex Miss Kathryn carvei az star.
Eueclalties are introduced during
every act which serve 20 distract the
mind from the heavier parts Of the
piece.
At Uptown Theater
.Gorton's Mlnatrels" viii entertain
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srsrss crAsers

BUILD o. tny a home: atop paying
rent. ear seii you three ioss
number contracts that Will mature
soon I'm the Fidelity company. the
most reliable In the field: have
bought and built over % homes foe
their contract holders. also have
four that viii mature next sun.
NOR. and ore In the Western Home
company. low number. these con-
tracts will be snid very cheap. II
you want home Of your own this
u your opportunity no interest.
call any morning before 10 o'clock
81 the Tften Shoe Co. so7 First
avenue. Ask for w. y. vandewsr-
ker.
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ITALIAN PRIMES. on tree. one
cent par pound. take Seattle and
Renton car TO fairyiew. w. Da-
Nidnon.
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Classified Ads

VIdooiitCu Hoo
SOCIETY NOTICES
AN 11ik MAI.
no nss IN fanf house With my windos
ana door sereens. house repairing In all
s,s re Mss,.s sas sn. ps H .,o sg Iss ss
fAcksor,s ksp.sss 4 1fansfsf 60. ".
plano moving bafasae ana trunks uans.
s tsa . ssss, ~ OK k.a ,s, :s'Ha sas
ftfnd- or nIig f6f
/. For cleaning and renoyHiins sents ana
ladies siathss ctr pss wsrts
SPECIAL NOTICES
REMOVAL SALE.
Forced 20 move. must vhcate on
Sept goth. A large stock OF fur
niturc. stoves. Tin and granite.
ware. eroehery. lamps. Iron beds.
bedding. eArpetn. mating. limo
lcum. art squares. IN fact every
thing "a make your house elegant
and comfortable
RED FRONT FURNITURE co.
10 and liz Second avenue south.
ron rEgADE AND UTAH
600 y n NJ ioh sEvtpA-Muck.
Ehh, TnANeTtils, HNMNFnasEH
AND nA.hihK AEN. t2.oo TO so
~ nNiciiioL a HAWKINS
ltb WET MATT FHAEfEa
soH urrr-ruHnrsurp ROOMS
cor. Ftrst Ave. snd hsnees nt
cisaa. sunny. csmfoftasis.
hs ,sss: ., y, g. pa. y..,t w,:s-
aRANp PACIFIC HOTEL. itfs First ave.
uu~i house nseiy FURNISHED al modsfsl
prtSss uaefsFats.
rFm = = n = A q
q 90 oabinst pho,o-. 81 ~ rss dss for On.
sssh onlY. Ea.snsa's ht4diA -sii
DRAMATIC SCHOOL
EdsN GHA&ATfc FtlfooE sill opsn fef
she fan terra esDismbsf fsfh. thess cen
tsppiatink studgins sies9tten. ofatofv
s.ss s,. a. ,ss ~n .ass. sssssts.
ins stsrytsius mailed free. 20 ana 81
MELT WANTED - MALE AND
rENALB
SEATTLE Employment once. head
quarters for all kinds OF help.
country orders solicited. s9s Third
ard James. Phone Main 1878.
PACIFIC Nm4s ofnos. itos % Ave. fsf-
sse' Ms. ssss. nss.
wrsr w.rrgn-aaLu
HOY wantsd 10 wash bottles and
iigh, work zssis Marion street
uKr.r wAsTrD-rEnALu
LADY solicitor. family trade. new
wine for table and medical. good
commission. xish Marion street
ron u-~s...-rta
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Partner. l.dY ~ Gfnfi~rnsn.
80 Esaftls. ~ casa required ns~ "A
fiaasant business. rtfsfee=es sxrhknxs1
Aa1rres = q. g. Hda az. nrenarfass.
wash
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BEST BARGAINS OFFERED
fti0o takes two lufs N0xie0 small h,,u..
and orchard. Ninftnsnih avenue. MI
son car ne better opportunity ofyere5 :,
get home half cash "
5000 only for : lots adjoining f.oxfea. al,
CLEARED. feady Tor hullaine T,,,,r -, -
fourth avenue. close 20 Madison. tht. =
snap builders should see fhis AZ 80.
QuAtffEtM a HOLMAN '''e.
500 New York Hlork
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THE ALNonp ACRE TRACTS.
fla to 5000 Per acre
Five and 10 acre tracts 81 chotrs Vailev
land near Kent and close TO electric car
nne, tho sou - ftch.rlay and loan, and
the most Of Il IL under Pillow
SrETTENuREN a ARNEI-I.
- Roxweil block
Cor. First and Columbia at
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BEAUTIFUL cleared niEhty lots. $50 TO
$40. terms - down, - monthly, free
water and wood.
Small new hotVe. iarre To-. sepo. terms
81 down. SO monthly.
Several cottages for rent. 81 per month ap.
owner Hillman. offices west shore Green
Lake car itns crosses property.
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waite money and company money 60 build
with q. A. Virtue. Room l. Haller
building. Phone Black go
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hoy wanted 10 wash bottiss and
lIKht work. xt6A Marion street
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-21
LEMONS AS A MEDICINE.
Farmers' Alliance.

Lemon juice, sweetened with loaf
or crushed sugar, will relieve cough.
For feverishness and unnatural
thirst, soften lemon by rolling on a
hard surface, cut of the top, add
sugar, and work it Down into the
lemon with fork; tten suck it slowly.
During the warm months sense Of
GOODNESS, comfort and IMMIGRATION can
be produced by a free use OF lemonade.
For six large glasses OF lemonade
use six large, juicy lemons; roll on a
hard surface, so that the juice can be
easily extracted. Peel and slice, add
sufficient sugar to sweeten and stir it
we'll into the juice before adding the
water.
Hot lemonade will break up cold
if taken at the start. Make it the
same as cold lemonade. only use boil.
ing water instead Of cold water, and
use about one.half as much sugar.
The discomfort caused by sore and
tender feet may be lessened, if not en-
tirely cured, by applying slices of lem
on on the feet.
"A piece of lemon; or stale bread
moistened with lemon juice, bound on
q corn, will cure it. Renew night and
morning. The first application will
produce soreness, but If the treatment
is persisted in for reasonable length
of time, q cure will be effected.
To cure chilblains, take a piece OF
lemon, sprinkle fine salt over it and
rub the feet we'll. Repeat if necessary.
Lemon juice will relieve roughness
and vegetable stains on the hands.
After having tho hands in soapsuds,
rub them with piece of lemon.
That will prevent chapping and make
the hands soft and white.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-21

suffering. The extent OF this
suffering may be gathered from Mrs.
Nelson experience told in the letter
given below. She says, VI uas so ne,z-
Gus that the least thing u2oUld sfayfle me
almost into commissions" Such con-
dition of nervousness generally indicates
womanly diseases. 1t is useless to at
tempt to cure nervousness by the use of
narcotics.
NARCOTICS ARE DEADLY
for the nervous woman whose need Is
not to make the nerves sleep but to
make them strong, not to numb them
but to nourish them. The best medi-
cine for nervous women is DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. It cures nervous
ness because it cures the causes which
are behind nervousness. 1t establishes
regularity, dries the drains which under
mine the health and strength, heals
Inflammation and liberation and cures
female weakness It makes weak women
strong and sick women we'll.
uDr. Pierce's medicines are the best l
have ever used" writes Mrs. c. Nelson,
of Chenlawa, Marion Co., Oregon. My
health was badly run down when con-
suited him by letter. My limbs were
cold and my head hurt me continually.
I was so nervous that the least thing
would startle me almost into convul-
sions. I had palpitation of the heart so
bad that I could scarcely walk some
times. I felt utterly discouraged, but
two bottles of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scriptiou and one of Golden Medical
Discovery made a new woman out of
me. We are never without DR.. Pierce's
Pellets in the house"
Nothing is claimed for DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription but is claimed for
it by the women who have been cured
by its use. Behind every claim Is .
cure-yes, q thousand cures. In fact,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-21

graceful poise and springy step de-
velop even to greater degree than by
means of dancing lessons. The waist
and the abdomen are reduced in size,
the weak muscles of the trunk are 90
strengthened by its use that the anna
teur athlete holds herself straight with
ease and comfort. The bag should
hang at about the height Of the shout
dere."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-21
d" campaigning
In the
Philippines"

A book of over 400 pages, with nearly
800 beautiful illustrations of troops in
action and scenes in the Philippine is
lands, published by
The Hicks-Judd Publishing Co
of San Francisco, the only publishers
in the United States who sent repre-
sentatives to Manila especially to COM
pile history of the war. As many as
90 writer's were engaged in the work in
Manila, many of whom were with the
troops in their various engagements
and they were permitted to use official
records to verify their reports.
Maps Of Battlefields,
made by an official map-maker in the
Slh Army Corps enables the reader to
follow closely the movements of troops.
Description of Philippine Isles.
giving statistical and other informa-
ton as to climatic conditions, resOur-
ces, ETC.. ane an account Of the trip to
Manila, taking the reader to Honolulu
and through Japan and China, are in
teresting features of the book.
Washington Special Edition
contains complete history of the LIST
Washington Volunteer regiment in the
Philippine campaign, and also the
name, postOffice address and Occupa-
ton of every member of the regiment,
together with lists of the killed and
wounded, deaths by disease, promo
tons, discharges, etc., and also cuts of
each company and officers of the regi-
ment. 1t is vouched for as officially
correct by certificate from the Colo
mel.
Advance sale over 5000 Copies
in Manila shows the faith of soldiers
in the publication. 1t is sold by sub
sciption only and returning soldiers
have been employed almost exclusive
ly thus far and have found in this very
lucrative employment. A few more
agents wanted in this State.
Address the Hicks-Judd Publishing Co..
q First ST., San Francisco.