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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-12

saying that it was not to be opened un-
tt latter his execution. When they
reached the field he shook hands with
til after his execution. When the
trunk Of great oak. Cizurquil de-
tached body Of six men, he stared at
Labaro with all the fury he was able
to master and commanded, in a fright
full voice, that because he had resisted
his eyes must be bandaged-after
which he must not turn his head. At
the sound of six shots, almost under
his very nose, Labaro, the Numantion,
fell fiat upon the ground; for one mo-
ment one foot wavered in the air,
then he remained quiet The directors
rushed to examine the PROSTATE body,
fearing that Cizurquil had played them
a trick or something worse, yet moth
ing alarming appeared.
They carried him away as best they
could and put him to bed in his old
room at the Club House, leaving him
in charge Of the man in charge Of
the card room. who lived with him.
r.: That night the warrior OF great,1eeds
had a fever, yet If. it made him IN
comfortably hot it nevertheless kept
him in that Elysium where dwelt Han
nibal and other mighty men Of arms;
and when the dawn came he was again
in the full control of hts reason, if such
a thing is possible for him..
The first thing that Labaro per-
ceived, and what made him feel more
dead than his ancestors even, was the
appalling supposition that the heaven
to which he had been translated had
club and directory, every detail, in
fact, including the card room waiter,
who was stupidity staring at him nea~-
by. This was a destiny that di3 not
seem to conform to his own glorious
end.
Yet. at last, he was convinced by the
president who came to visit him, that
in the interest of science he was alive
and must find out the place of the ter
rible wound which 1t was certain he
had received. He spent the entire day
in hunting for this rent of rents which
the balls Of Cizurqull had made, and
then in despair commanded the waiter
of the card room to hunt for them. The
waiter made narrow inspection and
returned the verdict that nothing was
to be found.
"You are an animal and cannot un-
derstand these things" the warrior re-
piled, with a noble dignity, *'as for me,
I have been executed by shooting, at a
distance of six feet. I feel bullet
inside Of me and it you cannot find it
nor even, it is because there are such
things as are called in war-lost bullets.
I have nothing more to say"
Whereupon he turned on his side and
went to sleep, and awoke the following
day fresher than a lettuce leaf.
None could turn him from the belief
that he had been wounded, and in his
presence his companions affirmed that
he carried the lost bullet, so lost indeed,
that there was absolutely no way of
finding it. Therefore the great Labaro
was able to relate serenely to nearly
the entire second army the details of
his execution, and he wound up by say
ing he had been only a trif1e less con-
quered than was Hannibal at the dis
astrous defeat of Waterloo. -:
-FREDERICO URRECHA.
copyrighted, 1903, by the Foreign Story
Syndicate Co., Burlington, VT
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-12
EIGHT ARE INJURED
BY COLLISION

FAIRMONT, W. Va, Dec. S.-The
fast Pittsburg passenger train from
Weston crashed into a stationary
freight here today and both engines
and number of freight cars were
completely demolished and eight pas,
sengers were severely injured. The
heavily loaded freight was delayed a.
long time on the main track in making
a switch and a hagman was sent quite
a distance back to flag the passenger
train, but was passed .unnoticed in the
fog.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-12
CAPTURES VESSEL
LOADED WITH CHINKS

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Dec. s.
A United States revenue craft today
overhauled a sloop with five contra
band Chinese and two white men on,
board. One of the. white men was the
notorious Wilkes, one Of the most
troublesome Chinese smugglers in the
Northwest. The prisoners were placed
in jail here, and the sloop is being
guarded.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-12
Ohio'e" Quota

Now that Hanna has been suggested
for president and Herrick=5 FOR vice
president, won't someb ody conversant.
with the Ohio census returns please
give q IFS. of ga binet members and
5azfeWzt hpusandSn names Tor appoi ntmentS
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-12
COAL RECE1P PTS - ~ -.
BREAK RECORD

MARQUETTE, Mich, Dec: S.-The
receipts of coal at this port during the
season of navigation just closed We're
the largest in the, history Of the city,
aggregating 100000 tons in all of which
10000 were Of the anthracite variety.
This record is a gain of about 60, 900
over last year. Practically all the coal
this season was handled at one dock,
that of Pickands & Co., capable Of
handling $50 tons each working hour,
and the great bulk Of it was received
for mines, railroads and otherzsindus-
tries Of the county. III 7 z= .s:. Il: 81.
/ WHEATON, Mimi, Dec. %. H.
oleson,. living five miles west of
Wheaton, was drowned while crossing
Mud lake , 8 ~ g I'm i g Traverse lake.
The Ice broke and q the VA on and team
settled into he mud 81 O1eson. "a
attempt ings IS rescue tell Into
water "a Skled onto
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
MIDWAY
IS OPEN
Notorious Ground Floor Dive Still
undlsturbsd By Police

chief OF Police sullivan Is dealins
very lenlsutly with the pfeprleiofs
of the Midway Htound floor crib
house in the new tenderloin. lie says
that be has ordered the house 10 b
either raised up above the street
lsvel or closed. However Aers Is =
STING 10 the order that gives the
manager of the dive 90 days o y
which to comply with ~ Means
while me Midway II runnins wide
open,
How ia " that ue Midway people
are given aa much time u obey that
erarrf the chief waH naked to-day
You can't make a move lihe that
ln a minute answered the head 81
lhc police fnrce.
Until tEs pariar houses nfe g.
tahushgd in thc new district. the
chief went ON there eat hF little
done toward regulating the cribs
have always nsu Of fhe opinion the
there were tua many cribs IN ths
new district. aud ! ana goiug = take
measures ga weri them cut II vii
take time. however.
when ail 20 the pHriar houses are
ESTABLISHED then the aofk Of clean
ihE out the other houses ~ -
started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
GEORGE ". CRANE
Veteran Employment Agent. Moves
After T,.-sutY Years

with the ufaux changes that havs
been made sn seattle - TIE pa
quarter 81 q century. Il q sonsethlns
enuxual fo and e business man whe
has ocrupisd ann location fof "a
years Wiz The siiahl interruption
enusfa IS the NFe. noa ever. that Z
the rrCofd of ueeFTr y crane. tht
pioneer employment agent. Nj
Crane has 40 lass beer compelled e
move ~ orasr to esea F0ee With a
80. "a es ss-.l : - As.s>.
Tuuul ~ hls res fazHEfRn Ht a.
West NAin street. rear First ave-
uge. a place better salfsa IN ever
respect o. his business uaa1ia
u - doubtful r anx I've employ
mont ssenfa IN - state - Wash
lnxtou have placed a. many uoEk
men and iahaFefA durinR tHs lass e
years - has Ar crane. tha aumhef
running so fHfa tss5s e fhauss udsl
AccorffnE % Ar. Crane. TIE sea-
sun - openlpg ~ veil He has q
large number % rne positions "a MS
Disposal. ard No man iced remain
Idle who has the Ieezt disposition g
work There - a pi~ntx - employ
mers f0r every ssosiy. hlts Y = uuly
n question 81 leohinN ever his hooks
and picking Gus something thar VII
Eult.
Mr.. Crane furnlwhrss al eiHaerw 81
help FIRE ~ charge 10 the employ
ef Aad while Re charges a aHiail
Zee % the employment SEEKER II =
man has any reesaashs. ground foi
not llkinE THE tob - which hs 4
sent, the fee j. always ehsetfaiiv re-
funded
A. stated ah1xe. Mr. Crane 4.
now located ~ 1T West Maia street
lud~p-naent phone. l. sssa sunset
riack. 3ei sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
LAST EDITION
MISSION ROCK
CASE DECIDED
Supreme court Holds That California Had Right
and Title to Submerged Lands.

anir This suit Mas van In the
Vnttrd NRtss yHUlt count
INe. count ot appaaIa modified the
decision aa that tAa Htate hHd title
tp thr nuhmrfGrd iHuasl but uut SEA
islands which htyc q aHtiaee uf leHa
than Hn acre This Decision NaH eaHs
taiucd By the aupfeme court today,
The court holds that California had
title Co the auhmtrnud lauda and
also nad the right 10 convey the
eamv that ID was not the policy of
thea resident 70 receive msfe than
the islands Themselves.
T'hr .slaud in question If valued az
about $50 COO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
GETS A FULL CORD or
WOOD FOB HIS MONEY
NJ A. puNsHrH TELLS STAR RuAoGRG HOW rHEY CAN fWisr
TIA TENrAeLEs OF Tit UuL OCTOPUS BUYS -FOUR.
FOOT MEASURE WOOD Uegs AS OWN MUSCLE

one Seattle man has found 8 way
Go Wut ahrHn of the Iuaas wood trutt.
NJ A. nunapth in hia name ard hi a
letter a. the Star witch q published
on this pHEr. he tells haW he aues
eeHsfully rupea with the fuel astos
puH
livery word Mt Duuseth saYs il
fully cnrtnhnratiNs 81 the stars A.
ttgirn attacking tho wood lruat an
anyone doubt that the Naad lruft
exists when ho reads Mr nunaeth r
letter
The Star cnuufatutates NJ Dun
seth on his athrme and would adfias
others of its readers 20 adopt th.
same taoiicH.
HE'D. Sc they consider thes are.
by Ubiquitous combination the people
aru anNiously seetine means BY
which thoy WI be able to Hei the
utmost Tor the prices they are fufen
90 pay with this end in View the
star has Investigated the matte
from every standpoint AID nov be-
fisves the best way cat II the stu
alton " fur the consumer Ia htN
f0ur-foot wood have Hgarilesi ard
cut a. hts own homo ard thus u
least set eIhr- quantity Or weed his
money calls ~ at probably. q less
price
Under tho system az present pee-
vHiilnT wood o. bousht bf the load
- popularity supposed to measure .
half cord n is not denied. however
~ the trust dealers that the load
more often measures nearer n third
81 cord than the ms thicai half
AZ thls ratio "a cord ~ wood eaeia
the consumer according 81 quality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

WASHINGTON. T. Z. Anfu rs
TaiIfsruiHs famous NEsaEeu kuek
easc was dceided by Tho supreme
court. TODAY fhs eeekz nfeHeF ate
two small barren islands In san
Ftanria,a has President Mckinley
set them aside for naval purposes
In 1850 tho California Legislature
conveyed the submerged ianaa sur
rounding these islands IL she Mis-
sion Rock company These lBns
we're built up making IL acres VI
sulid Efouud upeH which buildings
wrrV crvrted The United states
brought suit to sHin pavsvsai06 ~
the islands and also the aubmefFed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

from o. 00 o. tsls that r. a fuil
cord THIS price. when funf faaf
wood au ihe ear here coats the deal
- 8 CD 90 e. Oh ~ undoubtedly Moth
,sE lees than eKtStiion There b 0HiY
one wny fof the consumer e. beet
she game buy your wood have
u piled and cut under yaur own eye
Pour foot wood can be bought .
the Seattle denlefd today by the fHil
cord and cut 'ar frpm a. 81 - g. 90
Hy following this method fha WHah
vfn 81 the Niiy VIII he enabled - free
fheuHrltrs in measure at least
from the fAtortigna uhla b have been
their rsf iian fof 80 laaH
or course the dealers VITO hF the
"iasd method have been WEsiuE
fa' in pure 90 nos cantsnanre fhis
plan. They say that she "feAaaH.
fof that plan ~ delivering wood has
gone b.. that the people would 81
much Fnarifd wood by The erusal-
rHi. and Ia fart should ties Sc
part from thfir present meihad I
you'd cause no end % annas anEs e
both seller aud buyer.
They ore compelled however g
admit that should the people follow
thla plnn they would br obliged -
discontinue the load system Al dc
liver g. fhV runNu fusf fuN mes aHfW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
nav PALACE HoTEL
viii De Ressy Far Public inspse
tiea Toiusffeas.

The Palace Hotel. recently con-
.sffucfrd on fifsf avenue Ntil ops q
Tor bualueaa tomorrow The arms 81
~ufkmau. decorators ard fuHuishsfs.
have complVfee their uoFk and =
Thoroughly usutsFn and elegantly
furnished hotel Il the result. TIE
Palace contains iss fuaEfs4 every ore
Of " Mich - iiEht and yell ventilated.
nesiGes these there are fna. very
larEc sample ratme. said % - ths
best appointed fauHa IN 49, hulrl
wsst ~ vhlcaxu The Palaces wiii be
under the nruufistaFahfu AL per
snuai management Of u : MafNs
.4S7a - - s.pAop sssgDU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

seatile. Wa Apfil -. 1905
10 che Editor iieudlnH Of the
controversy regarding wood.
aud thc price thereof. IA the
star thought ! would tell ny
rxpur cursa. since ! have been
be- Seattle which is about Use
years. most ~ this time
bought wood hy thH load start
! ms at $500 usr load aud So
inH up 10 cents al "a time unit
the price reached : 90 laaa
THEN ! qutf buying an wea wood
Us the load ana bought four
foot wood 10 tho cord aud dsa
the "a wing myself
Although the measure Of the
four foot wood II nuue tuu good.
/ get rom three times aa much
now Tor Co., nh I ala Ia the
g. 90 te1d ~ sawed wood
] Eut more wood per load
- ben u only cost me f201 than
phun l paid $500 lue, When
set wood. always split Il
myself mad rick 81 up go J know
Just how muqh ihefe T. zach
time Yours fFapHgtmiiY.
81 A. Dif Nstfif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

mandsd police protection at each
building lhia was granted They
cay they VIII import mechanics ia all
lines 90 take The places Hf Htflkerh
and ave agreed not t. employ any
union mon in che future All build
lus operations viii be suspended for
lew DAYS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
VIII kAEN
HIS P0ch
GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN OF
OREGON AS A VICE eRESl-
DENTAL POSSIBILITY

noise Idaho. Apfl ta-Thsre ia
10 be De.tuefaEfe feffersnHian
celebration here toHtHhl At uhieh
slrtean liaHa feam AL ever the state
viii De- prsaaut There Wtll - taar
uuet and au adlfeSa nY Governor
Chamberlain ~ ofekans Who VIII
launch hts beo.a Zoe stee president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

little erl ln tho naiehhoafhaod was
nun down by an unknown eYritst.
The name - the ehlid Was not &C..
Ioftef al the HttflUu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

several comf5atnts have been made
e. the police about the bteteie ia
inE on ghe sh'eH AXIS ia tHr nrtfh-
bnrhastd Of INveutieah avenue aud
Fast Columbia street yesterday
there sFrrr =efeHaI Complaints fe-
Flstersa. DuTiuR the afisfnoea, a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
EIGHT THOUSAND nv LIssR
MONSTER PARADE OF STRIKING TENTtE woRkeRs-aAYoR
REVIEWS PROCESSION WITH UNCOVERED HEAD

LOWELL A.ril ta.s~FlEhl thou
sand persons t6os part . the labor
rtradc 81 the HtFilinR textile work
49,. this afternoon. The route vas
carefully guarded hN the paiive aud
there was no demonstration. iailly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

5000 women ana girls took part In
tho parade. The u5aNuf reviewed
tne parade with uncovered head.
Father McGradY madv an address
ln which he uttered . seathlne dV.
nunsiatlon of trusts aud capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

Yer Fenf
MN houses GA llainixf afsuue. Il.
a. 50 per month sides aihs. aatefl
CLOSE 90 store, school and churches
hiah. dfy and healthy. Il minutes
on Washington street CT iina
paFti-t renting ~ uH can BECOME
% nerr o. property Hifhin years
b ntakina small cash raYuasata
down Dow ming a Leighton. 81
Bailey nsildiuk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
MORE MEN
ON STRIKE
SITUATION IN PORTLAND Be.
CONES sERious - EMPLOY
ERs ASK FOR POLICE PRO
lection or PROPERTY

PORTLAND. or. Aisfis > The
huu carriers and ncuearafr wen
STRUCK today tosntnn tbs small army
VI huiiamg trades employees already
oct. mplsssesa this morning de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

fH0ffmhAffi 9alIgfg - sals
god paying business party going
uut % the city liuN up HiaaA
EfeE Tor particulars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
PRESIDENT IS
OUT OF SIGHT

CtNNAnAp Arrn II rhsrt has
been uo news from the president
to-day Tho weather IL clear and
cnld SEA the park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
Black Dress Goods

q -iugh Az Wool Black Wolfe RIA
mine, value 81 90 ........ TDe
t6.ineh an Wool iilack Wolfe 1t
mine. value So ...4..s. .2b
s1-iurh Al Wool Black Alhaftasa
Ht ttartttHfst. tf.s.sssts sssa nc
fsinrh An Wool Black efepe
EEypt ~ 90 ..t....ss.t..s The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

H@tN sulssH -gih . fafaaas e sasasf
- ahirs frvfu 80 e. tada fasaHas slHs as
- e. Haifa zsFA Ftfst astnAs Han
~ FseG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

FnH SALT one rcurr rumn aa.fnah
aa8a5lau lufh disehafne. afth faEht ana
laass raiisYs is-inshta-infh tee. Efigs
So Gindfd a Dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

I Nm ITFW NAM
No files IN your home with my win
dow and door screens. 4ia Madl-
son. Phones Sunset. Main ITO.
independent. n 1887 Randall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

rim ETAn Emnioymont oHlcc 29a tcaefs
son street can furnish the best help "a
the city For quick service. plsesis Main
ass Independent 2ip2. Mra II A. Wells
4 Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

lnilAe 4NUknhrIns aALaE - 80 Hea
Ffars FaruiiuHs c.. t~Hto asaasa 49,
erus saafh uNinE b. ths hafaftHE - .
astsf uiFfn uhiFf aaniaEsa ear tran4sflss
st4.ak fartltsfahig - afs affsfinH - rs
- fite hsfgsfns a. cor itHs ftts NfH eur
Eftss - Fssrtirs puhNE, rsnsftafs.
stoves ranEes hsatrft. eksff - are
aiHsfNafr sd al heaHatat4 fafHls2stu >
e. aisslt ebs-tsnth u tkstr tHfaai satas
fnsfsce fhis oeroffur ~ ast sss4fs bar
fstas "a cor iirH - ntrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

rsQA HAfE--Htgy~a. rans~s csfrsts. iNathss
shaffs fahles bassk cases afnW NaHsH
wartseess sna piEtefes At hair rfipss eais
cat riAn street.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

= i56CsK - 5 fni f,.s'ias. sc III
RailsY, icisinE caEitoi hiH % est ".
= Hfistyrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

That your monthly salary or Income can
be increased 10 pcr cent by putting .
trrfHtf IeI
Security nrs, mortgage on improves city
reel cftntc.
These mortgogeu held IN trust by the audit.
or af the state Of Washington.
call on Gee. A. Virtue, auf-Hz6 HoatAp
bIock. OF write your name ana address
plainly and We VIII send you fun rat.
iicuIafn. Il will coat you nothing to fully
uudriatand this plan, "a
pHOENtN eAFNGs
Raf-T.ndd q Triton, rufrfaud, ore, ncxs
tsr Horton q Co, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

To T4oAH-Private money AZ love rate OF
tntsreNt pamun a Oaner, loo Yealsr
way. Rooms a and O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

CHEAP lots ~ tSe W. AZ whitman Cftr.
emily ~ minutes ride on old Hsutaa car
line. on WarhinHtua street terms g.
down a. monthly Come today. I.atna
warm vfnre on grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

MONEY ADVANCED 6Af.ABtEn pEo.
PIE. retail merchants, toamstefa, board
ms houses, without security largest
business In 40 principal citiea Talinaa.
no Lnlar hlnnk. On Nocnnl nNnnnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

The entire flqunr Stuck bought
b. us ~ cooper a. lew a. fhe
time Ne fsufr hnrei their grocery
Htaf 8 is e. he feid out enfif . II
8 per cent lrss than usual prizes.
TIE stot d inc udrd che leading
hfaudn Of wines. Whistles etc.
ard IL % b. roid out completely.
a. ue 90 DOT intend o. continue
TIE liquor Tine
Al Wines ard liquors that re-
tafi At 81 %. Tor ite.
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OrcssmalSlnq
MADAME =. p sMITH. NJ itincsiey.


EGAN DRAMATIC SCHOOL offers
one month course, March 10 to
April ia. classes three nights a
week, Monday. Wednesday and
Friday, FOR 50 Tor the month. or
h.eo a week, an exceptional offer.
tel at Studio, 30 lloiyokc Block.
Telephone nlue aae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

eoI.I.ATHRAL BANK tBarta Rscsll
money loaned on aay good collateral
los Chsuy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

Tfus Rubber Tire Go-eaflz. reel
back. steel gear. HFW patent
HnHuEH. regular selling UHize
Esta tuesdays rrice ssss $500
This L. one ot The bet bargains
- The season Don't fail e. aea
these Uo.Cafts in the Downstairs
store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

Paid SIX Pciticoata 81 nasr
different Aa1es. deep .tccoF,lso0.
nieaffl Hllucef. edged VITA dess
Hi.k fueaiFE price siAt9.
Back Nafeeu petilco4ts. IN N
ieuFiha f7ulces trimmed viii
three aeeerdl0n pieansd ruffa
price q -
AeH iiuc - SIX and fluen
Mereeu skirfs. In fancy strlres.
teeH accordion picaied fes;r.ce.
sakd with tWo 4mnn affek. good
width price $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

A Rl1flAnLE playa 20 borrow money on
dlsmffiIda. Watuho& iewslryt low interest.
H West hot Pike street
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MI ANp MRS, fnEpEniC CnRtsTEN.
HhN, teachers 81 society and theatrical
dancing ana body culture at Christensen :
hall. rhune. nnd n. Independent eiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

All wool ~ and n Inch i.ouaou
cord Etamine Ri.2b aud s1.B0
All Wool 5o-inoh Nope EtamIuea
At ...r........ ............s. $3.50
"a inch AH wool crepe ERppia.
street ana evening shades. ~
.+.4..... ............ ........ TIE
q inea Au Wool Mlstfal Eiamiue
AT ..-.....-. .......... 800
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15

dana for facilitating the assembling of
the materials at cheap rates for making
iron The tariff laws have been shaped
To benefit the manufacturers. No sane
man objects TO the majority Of such ap
preparations. They are needed to foster
and increase the commerce of the nation.
But are they more important to the
great mass of citizens than good roads
through the country? Such roads cheap
en- food and clothing; extend trade, make
many commodities valuable that are val
ueIess without them, save time and indeed
improve the opportunities of every citi-
zen, whether he lives in the town or
country or is a sailor on the wide ocean.
Good roads through the rural districts
would relieve the congestion of popula-
ton in the great cities. Country life,
with it's moral influences, would be made
attractive and pleasant. The dens Of vice
in the cities would be deprived of much
of their malign influence. Homes would
be sought after by thousands who now
live in squalor in tenement houses in the
cities. In short through government aid
in the establishment of good roads every
phase and every feature of business, So
cial and educational life would be inn
measurably advanced.