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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
BASE
NOTES
Salem Has Some Good
Material as Shown
on Campus Daily
Team will Probably be Select
ed Today and New Uni
forms Will Arrive
Tonight

If any one wants proof that Salem
is baseball ltown let them take O
walk out to the University campus
any afternoon and see the boys al
practice. II is certainly encouraging
to see so many people on the side
lines each day. taking an interest In
the game. and encouraging the boys.
A Journal reporter strolled out yes
terday, and II did not take him long
to be convinced that Salem has some
good material for hummer OF a
team. II some of the up-valley teams
could see Joe Tebo eat things up be
hind the bat, or Sam Morris or BILLY"
Lucas sending some Of those pretty
long throws TO the plate.
Manager Irwin has not as yet
picked out his team, but will perhaps
do so this afternoon. Among those
who are aspiring for positions are
Joe Tebo, Sumner. Ira Hamilton, b.
Gilmore, Guy Davis, 81 Davis. II. H.
ollnger. E. Anderson. George Lee.
Curtis, Snyder, Dave Dregger. b.
Lucas, Holman. Jay Mccormick, Sam
Morris and Bert Jerman.
Holeman Is a new man from Nc.
and is an all.round player:
he will be out tonight.
Harry Albert has ordered a special
lot OF suits from Portland, which will
be ready tomorrow evening.
Paul Sroat. II. w. Meyers and F. w
Durbin have several grounds under
consideration, including the fair
grounds. some in North and some In
East Salem. Until they decide the
Saturday games viii be played on the
University campus. and
the Sunday games at the fair grounds.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
CARNEGIE
is MADE
LEADER
Is President of Iron
and Steel Institute
OF England
Advocates Profit Sharing
With Employees and Be-
IieVeS In a Sliding
Scale of Wages

London, May 7.-Carnegie was in.
augurated as president Of the Iron and
steel Institute Of Great Britain today.
He is the first president of the insti-
tute who was an American citizen.
in his address he advocated the ad-
mission OF employees into partnership.
He attributed the great success of the
Carnegie Steel Company to this poll
cy He especially fayors taking men
from the mercantile departments in.
TO the firm on a profit sharing basis.
He considered such action the great
est method for the solution of the la
Dor question. as It always brings good
feelings between employer and EN-
ploye. He made strong appeal in
favor OF a sliding scale. as by II the
smploye Is enabled TO make greater
wages in the long run, although he
helped to bear the burden in times OF
depression.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
Will Have
Extra Session

Springfield. lll,. May 7.-Governor
Yates. In message TO the state legis
lature, intimated that II adjournment
was taken he might nnd Il necessary
10 call a special session 10 consider
Chieago's municipal ownership legis.
lation. II Is probable that adjourn
ment win be taken this evening. not.
withstAndins the governors request
that the session continue at least one
week.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
Wanted The
POStOffiCe

Jackson, Miss. May 7.-Fenard
Baker, a young man. was arrested at
okolOna for Offering $500 as brlbe 20
the fourth assistant postmastergener.
al for the appointment as postmaster
at Indianola
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
Lively Times.

There is lively times around Geo.
c. WINS music and sewing machine
store today, He ordered another car
OF pianos This will make the fourth
car this winter Amongst this car will
be the No. 2 Kimball piano for the
North Salem School,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
Pope Should
Be Joyful

Rome May THE Pope received
with much satisfaction the collection
OF presidential messages. which was
forwarded as present to him by
President Roosevelt.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07

The hrat new Tillam0Ok cheese
Guaranteed TO Be- superior TO any
EAstsrn or California brar Is. Give us
y0ar order while We have a fan stock
DRANsoN 4 RAGAN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
DitChed
BY a Mule

Henderson, Ky, May THE hi.
nois Central train was wrecked this
morning at Hardings, The engineer,
fireman and nagman were instantly
killed. The accident was caused by
running over mule The train was
derailed and thrown down an embank.
ment
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
Morgan is
a Director

Detroit May III. p. Morgan was
elected director OF the Michigan Cen
tral today, II is understood that he
represents the large British interests
In the road
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
MediCO'S
Adjourn

New Orleans. May THE Ameri.
can Medical Association has selected
Atlantic City for next years conven.
ton.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
NEW TODAY


For saie.-A quantity OF seed corn.
The corn is acclimated. Inquire of
T. ID. Jones. at the Northwestern
Nursery, corner OF State and cath
streets. 5-7-st
Wanted.-Five or six.rOOm house. on
car line, with modern conveniences.
Apply 10 J. w. Springer, ONCE of
electric light company Mccormack
block. b-7.3ts
Boy Wanted.-General work In dry
goods store. Apply at Greenbaum's,
SO2 Commercial street 5-7-3t
Wanted.-Girl 20 do housework In
small family. Good cook preferred.
5-7-st'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07

Go to r. E. shafer for gloves and
harness oils, 232 Commercial street.
4-21-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
MUST MAKE THE
IMPROVEMENTS

After heated discussion. 10 which
t1fY Engineer Thomson several
times eaiisd felisiseet blackwell 81
the Ssaitie Eisetiir Company 10 task
Tor attempting 10 delay proposed i'm.
rsnVemsuts At the iaiuca ntrret
Transfer station. the bpafi ef poblic
W9Fsp tesiay Efantrd the electric
fniitlsany permit 20 plank the street
~ ffolif OF The station and on tns
site shsHs the transfer 10 tise ~lee.
tfig cars Il Faaae
Tbs proposition 10 erect additional
Hiss'sla nSef the srac<a ~ yet unde.
Hidet Eits affieiais OF the COMPANY
iAAsu that - lay a permanent pave
faeuf ard erect sdditianal aheds
eausi ssszt - ~ aud they do not
want L. sxIsen1 that amount on the
stattaH.
rteS eefV Informed BY city En.
xiurzr ffsafnsan that unless they dia
selnrthieE o. relieve the present un ;
attsfaefsfy conditions at the trans.
tef statlaas ard that AZ oner. the
city Nuufd Do Il Without further no
fifyfnE the company and charge In.
nosat up N the COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
TUCB0AT GOES
ON THE ROCKS

The fsuEet sound Tushaat Com
Isantse tug Rleharsi nelyoks. cap
tstn Rebsft Hall. piled up ON ths
Port hiAkeisy Fsef yesterday after
reHn At - o'siae< and cnuld not b.
ffaatea again uHtil 80 o'riock this
fsorntnE she vas hautnd OFT b.
the tugs Ftenr~f. Dolphin and Maai
and taken - Aafaa's
Captain John a Libby. mana erf
Of the colupany. estimates her dam
age 1t q. eea. although II may b
foand 10 amount 60 mars.
Her ksst. shoe ard forcfoot weFs
sorn off. but no haie WAS stove y,
har side That she experienced ns|
ssterc serious damage 10 cunstdorcsi
NEST fortunate hy marine men IN
FteW a. the dangerous place ~
which sha struck
rh@ Ftsiyuks bad towcd the Hhir
Pffree Robert from Port rownsenf
70 Port klskslsY amt vnA returning
10 Seattle. she grounded on The
sahinafxsd reef that extends Abou
. hall rraite northwest % Nlaksief
rock At the entrance TO Port ftiakf
ley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
THIS WAS
TOO EASY

A. L. Finn Had Scheme Tor Draw
inc Pay wi,hou, HAVING 10 Work
Ter II
A clever trick 10 defraud the
Matae nraa company. was brought
TO light last nish, through the arrest
Of A. l. Finn. an empioye of the
company. by Police clerk Mnepon-
aid. Finn In sileHcd 90 have been
staaiinn time from tho company Tor
zneefal weeks, tits uyatem worked
60 perfection until he was caught,
though II il possible that he cAnnnt
be prosecuted Tor HE onenHe. III
spent laat nlHht IN the city JAN,
without a charge against him.
"A near a. the police could nnd
nut. Finn appeared al his work ssefy
morning and reported on al night,
the same as the other men, The fact
that led the msnaAefH 90 suspect him
was that he was seldom seen WORK
iuE II developed that he slipped
CIT of the yard after he had reported
for wafk. aud iid not cene back uh-
81 nearly time 60 NO on duty. -
There II a system % the plant Of
the Aafnn nfos. whereby q check IL
zept on the men working thea.
When the Hrn nutrr the yards. a ~
always bY the same gate As shap
80 iH. they are checked OF aud thatf
time made np accordingly. n n Al.
legged that Finn checked in ali rlsht.
but that he had q mole in lhs whaff
shrd,ieh which he slipped utt sud
spent the day IA ps~antre ~ the - :
psnae Of the ffm.
Las. nishi the aaiesr was called
traft the police station 20 tho ship.
yard. and Finn was arrested Re
j. young foreigner. - years of age
ftHn rfucucaiiy admits that he
worked the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
LAST EDITION
HANF0RDS FINE
PERFORMANCE

Charles ~ ilanford aud Miss
Marie nroinah eaVo an all but nnw-
lees production % much Ada About
Nethles At the rand last night, The
play l. faf superior 90 "rhe Tanning
Of the Shfew." and both Mt Han
turd and Mt~s bfafnah appeared &C
theif taHt u l. not an esns Sfr-
alton to say that IA the role % Rene
uirk, tho Young gentleman % rRdua.
Mt HaHfera WAS fully equal % rhoa,
W. ksene, with whom the part was
favarite,
A. healfiee the niece 81 Ieonata,
Miss hrafaah'a work was brilliant
Hud hid much to make this produce
lion the success u was
MI. iiaafafd has a well balanced
and capable eumrhnY, which was
seen 10 splendid advantage last
ninht Especially deserving OF praise
was Misc Rors Curry as Hero,
daughter 90 t.eouato.
The day has arrived when the
coming Of hif Hhnford IA shakes
pearean comedy IL sn event la Sc
attic theatrical etFstea
THE 1lanfafd nrofnah engagement
iesHa thia eNnnins,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
-
WOULD VOTE A
NEW FRANCHISE

An secret session held last night
the council committee on corpora.
tloita discussed az length tho pro.
Itaeed amendments to the Seattle
istaraet cumpany'a franchise
Nc member OF the COMMITTEES
Would state just what tfansplrrd,
Tut II IL Understood that while not
tsdnE In favor % granting the
amendments a. applied fof by the
cataract company. a ma iarity nf the
retnnlttes agreed 10 support a fran
ehise thai VIII rive the cataract com.
pnnt an opportunity ~ competing
With the Seattle lsctrir Company
However, there were several Oh.
att 1cttonists present who evidenced
desire 10 hinder any Immediate ar-
ton IN the matter.
Hair cutting. rs cents shrews.
bufs's. ia Yesief. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
CONTRACT LET

The contract with ohnslead nros
lsnias'etis efshitests, who have heen
zee cured Ia lay oui the trnpoard 81
tenatNe PARKING asaiem OF this citv
vas erpfpNrd aud signed BY tn
hoard Of public works. today.
tefefe sending Tor the lAndaenps
Arehiseetr. however, the fsark com
mts~scnefs wish to have all the stig
tvfs aud contours ofsiic RrVHrnt and
proposed parks aud huulevards com
eletei These surveys are nov he-
inE made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
Will CONSTRUCT
NEW CAR LINE

According 70 the stsfsfasuf- Of the
officials Of the Seattle Electric Gem
raHy the new East Cniun street car
tins h to b built In the very near
future.
The company this morning s@cur-
"a . prfnzft frpfn the board a pub
lie Wofks To lay TIE tracks for thu
line On f1ftseuth avenue from Co.
uubfa to East Union street and or
East uni1n street from Fourteenth
avenue 10 Twenty fuurth avenue
when these TRACKS ARE laia shey viii
r1fsnect With the existing track a Of
the Main street line and this nee
ear line wil then be ready for ser
vice.
CHICAGO. FEB. - wheat. y Is
T7z-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
plsoRpaRlY prRaoNs

Ella Heed, a ooiored woman. and
lhtnas Anderson, a white man, were
arrested this morning by Patroinan
hhYou on charge of disofdefiy
con duct The two We're Ia the Wash
inEton street district raising a great
deal Of disturbance. When Andef.
son VAS searched al the poiicr sta =
ton. a revolver was found IN his
pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28

Or Williams. ophthaimoloai-t and
apftsstaai has the htest and only alb
zai8te tesHect method of flttins
-iasess and treating the eyes. SO
arcade building zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
STORM
SWEPT

HANRE. teh. IS The caaat Of
tfatise continues Ia be swept by the
mest terrific Hiofna Al linrra have
abandoned their sailing dates rear.
ms 90 leave port Each hour hrlnsa
tales Of wreck. The steamer otter
earH. which went ashnt,, on Thurs.
.iaN ntHhi. il entirely broken up, IL
y nav certain that her enAte crew
% 30 men. WIS ieut. seven bodiam
haVa washed ashore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28

The Northwest Trust q aAfs D..
fosif Co. has Just received a new iul
You can rant a box % any sizs q
suit. varyfnE In prics from ~ TO o.
a year. aud have a safe and consru.
lent place to keep your valuable -
per~. teweify and siivrrwarr. privaf.
rooms for convenience % customers
days. , A. IN. 10 9. m. and 8 y. M
70 d N. sa~ft wesf C0fufnbie
street in the coimnn building. ss*
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
ron FAMINE aralckrn

The two scandinavian uood TENT
plaf lodges Of the city the North
Star and tho iiulticawiii give "A benes
fit for the famine sufferers Ut north
ern sweden. Ia the Swedish club
mil this evening The notice Of the
henetit published by the star last
evening through an error OF the
lodge committee. stated that the
benefit would be Tor the famine
stricken Of Finland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
THREE DIVORCE SUITS

The following divorce salts have
Sarah stsuafs against James Stsw
are. on GROUNDS az nost- ptpporr
Aaraaret Dyer against Alfred. o.
Kruunds af cruelty. Louise Woiis
against n. IL wolfe. nom support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28

= tzxr- -, = fnis paper ill - pleased
tz--- III thefe l. - isaat one irasfsf
! Al eeaslaas has been ahls o. eiffe
~ sssfIa faFs l. a. only norIitt.
f<.@'f ~, mr. = ~ nl~ileai frniafalty
H.-.s ap1stlfufioiisf If..a -. ~.
t.<s.s' s.Ilsi iiatlenai treatment TfaiF.
t<==f|s - Y taAtn Internally. fltihx
a, -. ~ system thas4t.v a~.fe4,..i.s
~ 1l9,.s.'pa y fhs lia~nre. ana altIne
ttFIt.st.a ixt4 ~ budding ~, thf
y ~. 10 asslafluR na'afa ~ Ii|Ine
spt h 4. - rfsptis-fors hafs w. ruuaH
pa n9.aszt STU powers that fha9 offer
~ : 1870 flaii4fs ~ an 800 fi,.t Il
k|IIz.s- .Hs.sa 1T iisf ~ iaalinanlnIs
J. efEsBf 4 90
~ d fs,a.... Toledo. ..
- fe'1iiI Pills ars me boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28

20 BOW \ - nierfsias adiitiaa Sunday.
saf - shat ~ are dlire In dsFsia4-
tas fhis praraftys This h. ne most g.
eaaafeis ani the cheapest gr.glrFtY for the
pftc~. and At ne terms. onered - thr
ntast~a ~ F~artle Pucra, go to fisp
- daen ard ~ 10 lef uoEfhi oair -
minutes rio frssn fTnnesr ss1aarei t-csnt
fare. tfanffsgn 10 al parts % the city.
ThIs saiiilon asiioins tht NV roiiinx
sa.an As ne nsu risnt u sfected Take
ues Hsatan cars. al fIrst avenue snsi
jackson sfrxst. oct - a nrnfiy siatfans
Our sfHss y 20 the aryanis ltixefstaa
stfa4f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
oarncuvE ADAMS III

city Detective II. G. Adams has
been confined 10 hia bsd with
pleariay for the pnn few days, Ills
HuHfttnk partner. A. q, Lane. has
been compelled 10 train alone during
the absengs Of hiH biz partner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28

rhs battieship Wisconsin - orrn
Tor visitors Sunday. March lat. ssee
this celebrated nxhtins machine. take
tsaass from Pier :. al 10 A. va. II
snt I 70 y M. once at % pot. ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
MARINE NEWS

THE A &. eoa steamer Portland
stils 10 NaiAea tonight with 80 tons
~ ffeinhi and about 40 passengers.
Tbs California iiuer Queen arrived
lfufn eah Francisco last night with
2 % passengers ana 100 tons 81 ffelght
The liner city OF Fusi,ia sailed with
ita peasrneufr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
DANCING CLASSES

Professor Wilson al Ranhc Hall
Monday aud kriaay evenings fri-
vats lessons daily. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28

The bustleshln Wisconsin Ia open
this ceiabfafed nGhffus machine. take
and Z 20 = m Once At depot. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
A ProfitabIe
Proposition

-. n.rssll nfus ~ aims % t ..,l'
profitahle proposition
fss.as =. ear customers ana cur
.,Nss: and Ne
FIND
=. can hsst % this BY selling
est - .aa nltlii1iuca a. a t'eas1n-
~ -. ssssit Priv Hints
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28


FhN"f HtTones
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a. sfnh, nv TEI f.
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--------------'----------
ne1e1~rac- :, ,,,s,g>rs
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: %
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soeisty Notices
/ an ms NAN
HOUSE, Fspaifins ~ All bfasshsa, rubtsf
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fsfh bigs
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ehkAt ~ NsAlipN nNl1 q W. hsi
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essss nsia wh!eh aAs,ss-a gss lln.nss .,s.
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ssssss. faas.s hss,sr., srsshsry-
Ks..rs.s ~ ssp...'s..ly 40 sssuss ~
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ftsaHses Hiitiahie for piiFate ttne Or -
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Fun SALE News storm rahbsr~ 81 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
UMMIT
= ADDITION

DON'T SEE THIS PROPERTY II
YOU LIKE TO aRUD
STUNTS.
The finest property for the money
IA Seattle remarked a purchaser
from the northern Part Of the state
yesterday.
Another purchaser stopped ON the
edge Of the property. booked over the
sfumpiezs Field, and said; Il vii
lake two lots" which ouasf' asked
the salesman They were all 20 nne
sae had iifnculty IN selecting,
Come out NOW and pce this prop
efty.
Take half.hour cars al foot Of
Washington street. get on At Sum
nit. just beyond Columbia city.
city water ana sidewalks.
of1ee on grounds and at si1 Arcads
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28

The council COMMITTEES on finance
s. IA meet at a o'clock Monday
morning 10 consider tho tenders OF
property for a city hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28

=. N. ,easi slide of i.ake
alesse .,,,a,ssed al the palice
aSslsis1 -, =. ,,,,tnsn9 10 report the
asiieA ~. - fe,n hts house, "A the
kxit q ~ 49, aataisic "a the city
tsN ~ was referred TO the ahef'n'
Cars eeld In one Day
~ ..xafise- tlrame 0ulnins
nhls's IN On every box, sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
lkmstOn & Herrin

n.y. ard InS<ssrssrs Brokers
xox : tAs time 20 buy Alaska oil
es5k Ta<Y are due for an ad-
uszs h ne near future. We offer
~ :. 4 ARc. corpoFaticn. sac
~ Ai1sAs Petroleum a Coal he
~ csssiza Bay Oh a Fuel Co.
tl4 sharesl .,.......... sec
- IxekA gu ..-...-........F
- 80 IA*sl A. s..sa...-.... lee
- Hasa Match Co. .esc
- Qz<xn oil ca -............ lac
- Hsas~f Aiming Co. .ssc
~ fr<t Lambert .............. ttc
~ cf=sk ESesistor .....-..... -ttc
- 3eets4ek --......A HarGnin
" sknf to huys
~ 1nrEnin< Hird trosur fAisnei
- k-z<ka p~vsioprnent 60.
~ kasllx Central
~ I451N Jacket
~ 49, Traction
u8IoN 4 nE0nlW
~ M - tes Cherry a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28

kfekefllfs lsessss ~ i5s-- ,isSisls -.
frefttrsat = lfaifirs cure fer aanffua
aHf 81 ffugfferf - the 81 aitarHtfta-
frs hstf frr~sinA usariH 20 aut fses
fsi message also raffy ni<a fine -
Alfnand ttsauH End fhtn frpf WIN
Curtis AiiiinrTB ttpfsf ISIS Heruad ave.
w Hufe nfafaizia, rNsuh,atsnnt AsthH4a.
tsffsf tftsIhisa. arN3~rals We viii
haita guu up II ron 1gwu IN health.
sfsstis esass sr~eiaitr. fail. fnstis
fate II arisnrs. isu~ N~ca-d avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-28
Ellis & Hanauer
Mining Brokers

ia Jafnes ~. Phone. Main sol.
We want To buy az top prices
Great Excelsior. Yellow jacket. Bsk-
er Mount. Olympic. Wash. Coop.
Acme. Magnetic, ALASKA Dew. and
Aianka central
We have bargains to tho follow
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Safe Deposlt Boxes

CHICAGO. rss. z-whsat III.
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BEACON NIL.
1880 Over ttr~ hcrss - escslirnt land.
all fessssi Aes.roo1n houee. woodhoass.
anA ether aathuiidinss. handy 70 car
toautifal view 81 noantains and lake.
win make rms hons er lnvesiueat.
Gene 500 Il .Eg Xxx 80 3 ,, g buy
sioo-Thins q this chsrce bottom iaFa.
easT cleared On a hns sprins hfoeis.
hardy - the sirrtri7 car aF,d only =
n.s ishss,hsS "a ss s s.nds 70 school iss
only siao pet acre, terms On raft.
ADAMS = NICHOLS
itis sscoad ave. rom sir.
WHY nay tsoo for so-root lots when
we can sell you ono acre for $50.
one block from school and two
blocks from electric car line, at
Columbia. easy terms, call and
see. SfettenEren a Arnell. rs Rox-
well block. corner First and CO.
lumhia.
l-,vo beautiful octias~. on eost2o To alley
q : bsrsain' one hloek from Denny PARK.
Twa est,ssss On eo,ioo on car line. ssrses
work Al reid. walking dis'anoe; snApi
TAYLOR COOK CO,
1850 Arrads.
DO rou want home, and are you will
iaR 10 pay Zoe u Al tho rate % - down
and the balance IN rnnnthiy raymentsf
otnee on the srouudH near the Denny clay
works Tahs new Renton ears at First
af%nue and jackson street Oct OF 81
Denny station. nivefplds Improvement
CO. main once. No. III cherry street.
Sdeo-snra new s-roem cottage complete;
sidewalk aud city water. ttt 40xife,
phone Black soae. can call sunday.
CHEAP lots Al So un. at rIn.man city.
only II miuutef ride on old Hcntan car
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Naval Orders

Capt. c. r. Rocker, from duty as men,
Der of the board Of inspection and survey,
Washington, d. c., and continue other du-
ties nj .....-
Lieut.. Commander T g. Dewey, to the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd. ''~
Lieut.. Commander E.. E. Wright, from the
navy yard Boston, Mass, to the Atlanta,
executive. u
Lieut.. Commander J. T. Newton from the
Atlanta and await orders.
The following named officers have been
ordered to the Naval Academy:
Lieuts. W. T. Tarrant, /. F. Lands. G. e..
Mitchell, r. H. Jackson and T. L. Johnson
Lieut.. w. B. Tardy from command of
the Peoria to the Naval Academy
Lieut.. w. w. Phelps, from the Yankee to
the Naval Academy.
Ensign w G. Briggs, to the Naval Acad-
envy.
Surgeon E. r. Stitt, from duty as mem
Der of the naval and medical examining
board, Museum of Hygiene, Washington,
D. c., and resume usual duties.
Surgeon C. F. Stokes, from the bureau OF
medicine and surgery, Navy Department
to the Naval Museum of Hygiene, Wash
ington. D. c., in connection with the Med
ical School.
Assistant Surgeon A. Stuart to the naval
hospital. Naval Home. Philadelphia.
w. Spfcer has been appointed an acting
bOatswain In the navy.
Chief Gunner M. w. Gilmartin, from the
Baltimore, and granted six months. sick
leave
Gunner F. Rorschach, to duty on Buffalo
Mate o. Christopherson, to duty on the
Hancock
Warrant Machinist c. G. Nelson. from
the Massachusetts and await orders.