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The independent., 1903-05-14
The Second Table

Independent for the single takers
banquet-their feast of reason and
how of soul"-has proved entirely in
adequate, and the editors know how
to sympathiz3 with st. Louis in her
recent experience. A hundred-page
issue would just about hold all the
single tax articles which have come
to hand up TO noon Wednesday MAY
13). There is not poorly written one
among the lot, but some of them have
the disadvantage of being rather too
long. The writer's of those articles
which do not appear In this number
must not understand that the Omjs-
sion was because Of any lack of merit
In the manuscript. From time to
time these will be used on page 6,
which will hereafter be devoted to the
single tax. In justice to those who
must eat at the second table, The In
dependent gives herewith their names
and what they intended to talk about:
Charles MCGOWAN, Youngstown, 0.
Difference of Opinion y xCharles ].
Finger, San Angelo, Tex, The Phil
osophy of Selfishness IA. ]. Wade,
Urbana, ILL.,, Is Land a Natural Mo-
nopoly NJ. f. Govern, East Charlotte,
VT, Single Tax vs.. Socialism y Thomas
Hunt. Kennedy, O., Special Privileges
s@Frank Jackson, Metamora, Ind,
Must Enlist All Reformers .SAlice
Carpenter, Brooklyn, Suggestions from
a Suburbanite ySJohn Sherwin Cros-
by, New York, Effect of Single Tax
on Wages ~. B. Vining, Cleveland
Brief Paragraphs for Busy Men -
p. Cullman, jr., Chicago, Land Spec
ulation &c. f. Guenther, Cleveland,
Study Political Economy a1F. Burg
sdorff, Cleveland, A Correspondence -
]. l.. Caldwell, Amarillo, Tex, A Dia-
lOgue a&Geo. L. Rusby, New York,
What the Single Tax Is&Dr. M. r.
Leverson, Brooklyn, The Single Taxi
r. B. Swinney, Brooklyn, How Mr..
Smith Became a Single Taxer sxSam-
uel Brazier, Boston, F'illebrown's Fig
ures sHRobert H. Debeck, Woodfords,
Me-, Did God Ordain the Single Tax?&
f. T. Moreland, Portsmouth, O., Sim
gle Tax and the Farmer1W. Fl. T..
Wakefield, Mound City, Kas., The
Primer of Taxation; Direct and Indi-
rect Taxation; Comparative Land
Values; Philosophy of Freedom ~
Laurie J. Quinby, Omaha, Justice
Not Charity 3sDr j. c. Barnes, Kinds
boro, ILL.,, A General View I'D. T. Ed
wards, Youngstown, o., Single Tax
as Revenue &Percy S. Marcellus,
Brooklyn, Effect Upon Manufacturers
&C. M. Hoose, Germantown, Pa, The
Dog in the Manger up. w. Schwan-
der, Houston, Tex, Cannot Be Shifted
NV. Trueman, New Haven, Conn,
Egoism and Altruism y George S.
Krouse. Kensington, Md, At the Town
Meeting NV. A. Douglas, Toronto, An
Experiment in Taxation .HJohn r..
Spencer, Waco, Tex, How 1t Will Af-
feet Wage Farmers.
Besides these, the following persons
expected to say few words in favor
of the philosophy of freedom: S.
P. Gibson, Star, Neb.; VIM. Spalding,
Murray, Idaho; M. H. Ramage, Wash
ington, D. c.; w. NJ. Martin, editor
Economy, Scion, Ia; q. Tanner,
Cannon Falls, Mimi; S. A. Moulton,
Campbell, Cal, and c. E. S. Wood,
Portland, Ore.
The independent., 1903-05-14

that which contained the father of his
intimate friend, Tom L. Johnson.
Over Henry Georges grave was raised
by popular subscription monument
executed by his second son, Richard
+. George. The monument bears in
bronze letters this quotation from
Progress and Poverty"i
" sE................. ...--..........@s ~
s: The truth that I have tried to !:
make clear will not find easy ac-
z: ceptance. Ii that could be, it !:
would have been accepted long
ago. 1T that could be, it would :
never have been obscured. But
it will find friends-those who :
will toll for it; suffer for it; If
need be, die foT il it. This ihis is is the
Z: power of Truth.
The independent., 1903-05-14

Five months trial trip, 25c.
The independent., 1903-05-14

Mild cases, not chronic, are often cured by
one or two bottles. At all druggists.
The independent., 1903-05-14

Simply state which
book you want, and
a address DR.. Shoop,
Bex 5l5 Racine, Wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
~ WONDER WHAT MAKES
A FELLOWS MOTHER
THIKKSO MUcHOFH iM''
Here ls PIiIiuI Story of Now Whisky Made an Hon
est Boy Burglar Robbed neither OF
ner Only Support

mrr there i, with money he had
saved uIs he says he paid hia moth
er'a board with some friends for sew
sfai weeks "a advance, and came e.
Seattle. intending 70 earn money Tot
q tigket e. 80 with on the next boat,
When he reached Seattle the nfHt
pefnan he met was young man
whom he had known casually Ia San
Francisco. he was cordially invit-
sd to share his friends room until
he could get work. aud as his money
was all gone. he did 10.
4 thought the fellow was a pretty
Eood sort. and he seemed mighty
cordial fer having known me such
little WHILE" ilarr said. and when
he ofrsred me whisksy to drink,
got pretty full. because hadn' been
used Go drinking much.
sNhlls / sat Ia his room that day
he came IN with lot of clothes and
a vAlise, which | knsw he had stolen
from name roon. Go on cut aud
Bcli thenc fof me, he said,
I asked him where he Eut the
thinEs, and he said. Never mind
that. yuu 30 what tell you. and I
WIN see that you act enough money
60 get to Nonsc
Like big feol. took the duds
10 a secondhand store. OF course |
knew that they had been stolen. and
" hen I VAS arrested I did not deny
f. | don't deny u now and | think
! ought 10 80 20 the p-nitentiafy for
what have done
I can't think for the iifs Of me
What % DO with mother. She IL
with kind people. but they arr poor.
and when she hasn't any money aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
BREAD MAKING EXPERIMENT
VERY VALUABLE PRODUCT

S-~vcarsr Entsrtsiss Association
WARRINGTON. d. C. May x
fepeetall The rnaearoni wheat M
sustrx promises BID thinEs Tor the
farmers aud mliisfn % MinnsS9A
ma The Dakotaa Something 81 me
~av IN which the new idea - taxing
ho.d 81 che axricuituriats ~ INC
serni. arid region Of the pakotas.
practically the only place n me
ifnfted states where u has been
pushed. may he had from the state.
rfaut that IN 1891 the total Yield oi
maearunl wheat pas 7A.a-g9 pushela.
while Hsrk A. Carleton. esfeaiiat ~
the deparfmenf % agriculture. eati-
mates shaf the yield for the cur
rent year will be 10000 900 bushels.
Next year he thinks that Il VIII
probably Be % 90 go bushels.
a mes aud intensely practical suF-
Re~tion regarding macaroni wheat -
that Il may be successfully USED tpt
bread. when the department Or
agriculture first urged the intrudue-
ten Of this wheat on a large scale,
nothing was said about tts bread
possibilities Discussing this phase
II the question. Mr.. Carleton said To-
day:
we had In mind only the use of
the wheat for nnrcaront We had
been annually importing millions 81
I bushels Of European macaTonl wheat
and knew % no good reasons why
the money expended in this way
ahould not be kept at home. At the
same time. however. we were fully
advised Of the fact that this wheat
/ had for years been used for bread
IN france. Germany and Russia, and
/ that IN the last country especially u
was preferred for that purpose 20
any other variety. In France when
used for bread. ~ h mixed with
softer whsats.
we felt certain that n the new
Industry once gained q footing IN
the United States. u would develop
rapidly, and that in tEe end Just as
good bread would be made from ma
earoni wheat "a from tbs better
known bread varieties.
within the past few months n
number Of private experiments have
been made with great success for
the purpose 81 testing the bread
| qualities 81 this new wheat. and
finally these have become 10 import
ant that this depart ment 81 egrteui
furs mas undertaken eomprshen-
EiNe line OF experiments along buf
same lines. IN fact. these expert
msnts are now under way. On June
| 2. sm 20 deliver an address before
the Hlilers' National association In
Detroit, 81 which time I shall lay
before ths country the results o. the
/ government experiments In detail"
Mr.. Carleton 10 without question
| the foremost authority In America
on macsront whests. and the most Of
his time for several years past has
been devoted 70 making the expert
ments which have resulted IN seeur-
ing the confidence Of the farmers on
the semi-arid belt Of the DakOtas.
He IL Of the opinion that II the fact
that maoarOnl wheat can be used for
bread baking could have been widely
known prior 10 the planting Of this
years crop. the 10000 900 bushel
Yield for this year would have rep
resented but part % the crop. At
the same time, however. he thinks u
IL perhaps we'll enough that the 1908
crop - not 90 be larger than he has
Indicated. II larger. there might be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

You know ms mother thinks the
world At me. and | am afraid thiH
viii brrak her al up. maybe kill her,
rhfaa years amt long for me, and
don't cate much. bat 1 don't see
~ hat mother viii do. because | hna
an she has IN the world. Jack itatf
said e. his fellow prisoners IA the
county tail he had been sem
fenced hy superior Judge Hell 20
three years In the penitentiary, Tot
burglary,
lie Vas sit,iag IN his cell writing
20 hts mother GA county jail sta
tiourry,
-oh. l can't DO IL he said. nnaily,
- he threw TIE writing materials
en- his bunk. 4 cant write and tell
her that | am in IAN, ana guilty. too
| would rather die. aud / Kusas she
would rather ! would be dead than
where I am,
Then he showed the heyu a pie
ture % a aWrrt faced old woman
with anaN white hair.
narr IL a tall. Eued looking young
fellow. not yet 20 Gears ~ age lie
pleaded guilty 10 burglary. 81 which
he seems 60 have hsen guilty oaiy
because he was the victim % had
whiukry and ~ a criminal who sue
escaed admirably IN mnking ~ him
what - known in Jail psFianee as
the fall suy,"
According 60 his story. the boy. re-
Gently from San Francisco. Is the
only son % widowed aud invalid
mother lie Il hellarmakrr by
trade. but dld not set very suod
Wages Ia san Francisco. and wanted
te 81 60 Nome and spend che sum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
QUEEN CANNOT
SPEAK LANGUAGE
or HER COURT

BOMBAY. Mas - z-tfpeeiap PIT "a
said that Queen Helena. OF italy Z.
the only queen In Europe who does
not SPEAK the language 90 her court
nd people ilsr language IL French,
and at the time Of her marfisaa
the only disappointment % italy IN
iis new queen Was that she couidn'l
speak Italian. However. sha has
learned considerable % tho Language
~ q casual way aimee her marriage,
and although unable 20 converse IN
y. knows the msAning 81 many 81
the words
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
s.s-ss'ss'Ss-s-'ss-''s--.7'''='''-'7-'-7--
S0cETy|

Mrs. George w. Meaeham gave a
delightful team yesterday afternoon
IL her home, al Harvard avenue
Miss potwin, nom New York. wha
IL elsitins IN the city. was the guest
Of honor.
The Ninth Avenue Card club met
"wednesday might at the home Of
Mira " Aaekmaa. E9s Ninth ave
nue.. II was an enloyahls meetins.
Miss naaley and Miss Claire iihR
ley entertained the Young Ladies'
einch club Wednesday afternoon az
theif home. 20 Second avenue north
Ms, Charles Chapman Richards 81
New ton Centar Mass. r. the guset
81 her sister Mrs Clarence Alfred
carr.
Judge ana Mrs Thomas Turks are
expected home the last % this week
from an extended tour through the
East.
rhs Mafiposa club gave a dance
"Wednesday nisht IN Christensen .
hall Il was the last aftaif Of the
season given By tho club. A large
number OF guests were present. and
Il was n decided success.
Tbs Nalstsenth Century club
met 4estMdaY afternoon AZ the hons
81 Nans Wanna. bsO Fourteenth ave.
ME north.
Miss crane aud Miss Elizabeth
Crane viii entertain Mas 70 II their
homie on Queen Anne hill. In honor
OF Miss Ethel 11ikins.
The PM Gamma Delta Fraternity
Will siva a banquet ht the haiaon
iiarbefir. June l.
The hrW annual ball OF the local
Laundry Drivers union Was given
at Madison Park pavilion. Wednes-
day night II was a most success.
fui anAiEl The dancing noor was
cfoausd until the time for the last
car Co starr from the lake
mass OF mail for President
Roosevelt has been pouring Into the
Seattle ruatofssca since Monday. Two
Of the letters are from Mrs Hoose-
Veit They are addressed simply,
To the President" and Hre marked,
From Mrs. Roosevelt
Nearly every member ~ the pres
tdentisi party has mall awaiting him
In this eity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
TO DEBATE
ARBITRATION

CINCINNATI. O. May 81 -~Th.
nrst INTERCOLLEGIATE debate In the his
tory 81 Cincinnati takes place 70.
night IN MeMicken hail Of the TIM,
VsFnify Of Cincinnati and much in.
tefcsa L. manifested Ia the event
Tho chosen debatsra 81 the uui'
verstfY VIII oppose a similar tear
representing Aisfza university. and
tbs question so BE- discussed L. RE.
solved. That Compulsory Arbitration
Between Capital and Labor Is
Adopted As the Policy Of the Unit.
al Ctafea"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

the startling announcement that
there ia nov = deficiency 81 nearly
$50 600 r. the appropriation Tor the
free delivery system II whieh iiaz.-
coo IL IN the rural delivery depart
ment. This IL largely due TO IN.
creased demands for delivery and
bureau setixity We proposes 10 In
AugiFnte economies In other
branches - the service 10 Offset ths
dsficiency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

he wili - snssrea At. and ~hsn he
anea cat no ~iil BE- faFssssst
Tha bispatch The Fsputahls
ran rely sl.an tss Iusties
% the courts ard shs tntslilEsnea 4
the lurufu
The leader Even Ia boas. sos
ernssi penasylvsnla the right - fr-s
speech cannot ts snuff~d cot alto
ssthrr
The Pest Ths las Nin make 1T.
tis difference IN the nan9aet % Fsga
table papefs They have hitherto
saaasf q b. careful ard decent. ane
arr NOT nos apt 70 dsxsnrrats 10
tuHe.
TIE Trsne Bravo. psnnypseker
Just devote yeur whole Attsntion q
ksaptns down tire wicked. murder
Gus isresn5us isnsiuus. paragraph,
staus and caftouu~ruue newspA pess
and we shall seea have that miiiea
iam that 80 alleged already srisfst
among ~ IN the Rrtieis whsrh yot
wrote ard seat 70 the Asisntil
Monthly. and which the shallow
psisd efitar q that ienfsrhsat
fnagazins thought teo ridiculous Il
print.
The chroulsis Telegraph; n IL :
question WHISTLER the libel Law vii
pass the tsst of the courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
STATISTICS
ON RELIGIONS
OF the WORLD

Newspaper kntsrusis. Aa@,etsiisas
HEHlIN. May a-etkpeeial -
New statistics on religion have been
complied by Dr. ~. Keller, director
OF the statistical bureau In htutts
eart. The total census Of mankind.
according Co his calculations.
amounts 10 itttBto.e coo. OF this
number he aiiota "a Christianity tkt, =
9t0 coo. 10 Islam. iIh. 80. ee0 To
Judaism. 10. $50. 900. aud to other re-
iisiens. Ea3.tf0. 0oo Under this gem
sfal heading he includes 400. 900 zoe
followers OF Confueius. ttt.Q0a, 600
nfahmins and tti.oo0. eoo ihddhists.
lie estimates that cut Of each 1000
Of the safths inhabltantt. ste are
Christian. Its Mohammedsn, ta-
raellte and tas aihofenth Of other
religions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

me smaller eArtoen y one w.
tl.h~a Ia ths phllAAslahaa SeftH
AmsFtran MAJ 4 showing GOV
Ysennypack~r. eaTieatnree. beside
tsw~rtng printing press. The lntksl
ssietuv~ /. the North American
enrtn.n 81 "Wednesday inarntnk, IN,
metiatsfy after f'eunYp4cksr mad
sssrst the nsw flbsi bill ur press
snnxxter~ 90 eaffrd n shoes Pea
sgpaeksr hurried high IN air - ms
starting - the press
Following are come ~ tho Gem
rnsuss ~ the Philadelphia auf Fitsh.
burg newspapers Oh The stEnin= 81
the uiarzisfs -.
PHILADELPHIA COMMENT
The Press ITS strange tnsFilee-
fuaf wNvwarstne.a eomp*is fsces
rstlan q the lafnrntabia truth thai
a honest man. endsf the smart %
uersanH1 sting has proved himself
- narruw. 80 tsunaicsd and 80 PIN.
fully smart as 20 share IN ErsA'
public wrong and destroy Nhs'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

they think that I am dad or In
prison. l am AFRAID that thay will
not treat her 10 nice As they do
now,
4 want Go keep Il from her" he
said 60 his attorney hut n seems
that she will be bound TO fnd Il out
am afraid Il VIII kiii her won
der what makes a fellows moths r
think 80 much % himfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

might have been az honersh.s e -.
Ths Pubic Ledger rs Y. -.
~.fii r. rfwht on pubhnhtus
n.Ss ana Akins such eofissis 49, -,
,,,,srrnens upon Il a. t. ths'ss =
t,,f,ntsAt= it, roustctttsas enRh ~ss'
test xo5s and necessary
TIE Record. n - greatly te
s~.sea that In this Instance -
fr.srryuarksr hss alioNed ~
s.nss II personal grievances % sseen
hts better judgment
m FsV~nins reisKash; I, - ~,
Yai fnrgr. IT, passage ana spts,nN - =
!. bot on the fair name ~ ne
commonwealth and n disgrace 70 s'ss
Republican party.
pfTTxauRo COMMENT.
The aaasttes Gov. Pennftsekei
~. ruaas a mistake thai mars an
nthsrstss excellent record
me Times. Gov Penny pasae p
lends his name to the mast dras.ls
MEASURE ever put on the statute
b,.oks 81 any state While tn offies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
SAN MIGUEL
is A COWARD
An "Asslrniis,sd" Filipino Talks
kboSs the Latest Boss Rebel

Ns-sgabsF EstsfYsss. As-asistiea.
WARRINGTON. H.. e.. May ~ -
tbs war department has ree~gvsd
from Manila the record 81 General
aaa Miguel. the renegade. Who re
sentlf taet death at the hands 81 the
MNrAbcbe& According % the in +
feFmssfan a hand. Luciano San
Aikusi NaA = native of cavits. aud
nearly 90 pears - age FtiipInos asy
that be ass guilty of aOsne bfsxrh II
faith. and fcF that reason AKuinAldo
fAilsd 10 trust him. he was ~ ia
soF IN the ssmmsr and fall Of issk
ana nat az = deputy 81 The Aaioica
congress HspfNaentius Oriental Me-
srps. lie MAS cut % sight during
the efxatsF pert - ifss 1899 ard
1891. bat in The latter part % 1901
had command ~ nofie Of the insur-
Facfionary for.ea IN casits. lie
showed nasthsf skiil noe bravery -
cumntsnaaF ana shen he failed 10
surr~nfef with The fsst of the inH,if
sent forces. ne particular attention
ssa raid 20 him A fs~ months
ago no proclaimed himself "a cota=
fnanfsf ~ chief ~ the insUffsetioas
afy army Of the Philippines. ana
- =. ~, ~ s.s:.' ~ y 90 g S. :
= ssi- t-sssTitfTss ri fSlEai an1 Hu=
izren. he vie assisted - members
q the katfpanan. and other n Mar
VA. ans at os'e time had shout soc
armed men with him.
I.on Fsllpe ttnsnFamlno. the f1ii-
pine leader. y no 4 nov one of the
most lnNai Of Afnersrsnisis. holds
aau Miguel 10 supreme contempt !
knse EAn Miguel - the days - the
innarrel ton. v hen ! WAS IN tbs s,eif
with Agaifsafde, lie Nas c0~sff
aae hsz met tie fate that he DO
served. us Wa aissefs great thief
In the retxIiian against spain IN isPt
hs tid sod wafk and thus earned
the sistr e general bot after, against
tbs Afuesftsns. he showed hiFnnsf =
eas afd On the night shsu the out.
hssak asssnst the Americans occur
/ rsf he wans 10 ball at Mniuinn
Gstzinaidss never had any confidence
I Ia hita aftsf that
nusurssnino IL ~ shs opinion that
the ncausa and conasahuiafy are eD-
lag after xhs I.adruuss IN the proper
say Tia nust be hunted fo~r.
/ he safd Tniiow them up and don't
/ 9fps them time % cook thstr rier
That aiif ssttis them. ! snow. for ]
| dld net nave time to cook mini for
thrus aags bsfar~ va taken. WHEN
q mar Scr hungry enough he VII
give upN} ats J. KAHnER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Nrw soasss IN Rsinlsr aS.sSs' "a 4 AZ
Ter nasnth, st1ewaiAs water Ciane 10
store. stheoi aila churches. htsh dff and
healthy " minutss on WashinEtan sffest
car hns. parties frnfluG q us can he
coEns oWnsrs Of proIsffg within I've
feara BY taakins small cash payments
down. boWnins istahtan. eia Ilallst
building
fNlH ftEkT-oped hat uf rnunis toilet
water. T-Fdi Fiesi on car line 10 minutes
frpm seccsad ave rent ti0 espt lack
asa sif~st
1918 FOURTH B-roem Rat hath. "a. and
electric isht, Apply it2p Fourth.
FOR RENT--one-room house, cor
ner nth and James suitable for
iight housekeeping. Call at candy
store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Doctor e. y. Hoye has removed 60
the nsw walker building. corner
Second ard University. ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Steamers Queen and Senator 10
nremsrton Saturday. n a. M. Piers
A aud a. Fare so cents 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
Personals
ss-aEs
BufTEA. BUTTER
IS. FgCfR.

The president might call ON you. see
that you have good butter IN the
house. The very best butter and
egSe at reasonable prices you will
only find at our place. Strictly
fresh ranch eGgs only &c cents 1
dozen, every egg guaranteed. Ful
cream cheese. 10 cents a pound
and the very best kettle rendered
leaf lard. b-ib. pail. - cents. l0-lb
fl.s0. These are bedrock prices fg.-
tho best OF goods, That's why yot
always find the crowd at Cow
Butter Store. First and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

f>n6Vf = paif II asft.s wsfshihs mo-
also tps sinsie hsfsss 1870 apis0st faa
sale cheap suinH oct ~ BUSINESS Harm
ia rear zxgfS FifHf sFsuus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
ASSAULT
ON MINERS

INDIANAPOLIS. May "A Ions
distance telephone message 20 tbs
miners headquarters this afternoon
says that union miners IN the Lour
diHtrirt have been assaulted hx nsn
supposed to be armed guards In the
employ Of the coai operators.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

ACME. The pHntsf, 2it nsfine - bet "a
and ~. phones huasst Hiaek sgzz. ina.
a 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
MAcARONl WHEAT INDUSTRY
GOOD FOR The NORTHWEST
Q HAVE PROVED THAT IT Is a

some alffieuity in finding at once
! suitable market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

TiiE pHnTDanApiI ekfLEHT st zaf
rffFt avenue hes changed bands ana -
fer this uHsk mHking fine fun eabfnst
rhotas To- 81 10 daSsn, also dong
coping eHd snlafHtHg - lowest prices.
Open NandaFs ~ ~ UuHusa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Fer ssls-liossss END Lots
U Horeks = snd f6ons. zs55 kss1
Vslisy ieinlns Capitol Hili o. east ".
a. MeIHtsre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

LARGE slightly corner In Walla
wRlla, n snap at sl,i6o, easy terms.
Lots on Queen Anne ti0o 1900, 1900
and 5000. Taylor Cook Co. as
Arcade
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/ AN ths man 30 hiss 81 Yoaf hofas nlth
ny screens Randall. ths Carpenter, tIe
Madison Phones. Hsia iifg. 1881
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WANTED Family. With bot ana iris u
Hpfh 81 aQ4isH mills Nifhtnnd Appig
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REPORTS 4
DEFICIENCY

wAsHINcToS. y. O. May IA
Postmaster General Payne has made
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81. $50 broom cottage. select looa-
ton, terms.
TAYLoR-CooK Co. AIS Arcade.
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Wanted
Fer ssls-Rssl Estate

YOUNG man with steady employment
wants room mate. % per month each.
ia Madison
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bAYE HEN1.
ENJOY LfrE
GET A HOME
OF y ur own IN locality where you have
seed surrcunsirss and the aseura nee
Of making noneS on your Investment.
Thst place IL Rainier Beach on the Rsn.
ton electric line the nrut place the cars
strike Lake Washington. HUNDREDS Of
families are moving In and building
homes. tafss sswmiil handy plenty OF
work Tor everybody; large go foot lots
stii for SO, SIS and tico. at - down and
o. menth. Hof8e- tuitt also. LecAtien
10 high and healthy hshtng, boating.
plenty wood and water, nice nsiGhbors
schacl ce9rchss, >. stszs.. ssssss5ass
sidewalks, etc ENerYcns who lives 81
Rainier Beach IL happy. Take ears en-
Washington street fare 70 ridss for one
daiiar See Mr. Weed. agent Il efnes
at Rainier Beach, o. g. X. aturtevanL
owner 30 Boston Hioch