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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-20
lEekI NOTICES.
NOTICE or SPECIAL. rl.rcrfo

NOTICE or SPECIAL ELECTION
Notice is hereby given by the
Council % the City Of West Seattle.
kinK County. Washington. that a
special election will be held within
said City OF West Seattle and In the
territory included within the here
matter described boundary line and
not within the present corporate linn.
It's q said City Of West Seattle. on
Wednesday. September the asth. A.
l.. isoi at which said special cleo
ton the electors residing within the
said territory within said proposed
boundary line and not within the
present corporate limits % said City
o. West Seattle and the electors re-
siding within the limits OF sald city
will vote and are hereby invited 10
vote upon the question whether said
proposed territory shall be annexed
60 aud be included within the cor
porate limits Of said City Of West
Seattle by placing upon their bal
lots the words For Annexation" or
the words Against Annexation" or
words equivalent thereto. Said ter
ritory proposed 10 be annexed 20
snld city Is described aa follows. to-
wit:
All that certain territory situated
In Township - North. OF Range 2
East Of the Willamette Meridian.
IN klng County. State Of Washing
ton. included within The following
described boundary line and not i'm
cluded within the present corporate
limits Of the City Of West Seattle.
to-Wlt.
beginning at the north westerly
corner ~ Block Number t65. Of Sc
attic Tide Lands. As the same are
laid out and plated upon the Off
cial plat thereof on file and Of rec
ord In the office OF the Auditor OF
said King County; thence In a
south enAterly direction along the
south westerly boundary line OF Lot
6, OF Block t65, OF said Seattle Tide
Lands. 90 the most southerly cor
ner Of said Lot; thence continuing
along said last mentioned line. pro-
duced. IN the same direction TO a
point whore said line cuts the me.
Rndef line OF Puget Sound. thence
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. y. Mullen. S2t ballard ave, cop.
City HALL
Frenter, prua Co.. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield a Co, Druggist,
f1rd ard Jackson.
oransm's Home Bakery, 2fo9 10,
avenue
c. N. Lshndreli, cigar store, siels
Second.
Thes. Harris. at Postoftioe, Renten.
Titles Pharmacy, let ave. north
and Harrison street. ]. N. little,
proprietor.
Carlton q Co, Druggist, cor sth
90. and pae. street, South Seattle,
y. a. Moore. posteffioe, So. Park.
University Drug Store, University
Station.
Howell ST. Pharmacy, toe4 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pre-
prlster, No2S e. Madison,
Columbia DRUG Store. w. J. stud
ley. PREF, Columbia, Wash,
Broadway Pharmacy, p. Z. Fisher
prep, els broadway ard James.
Quaker Druu CO. tots ist ave.
learY's Pharmacy, e3a N. broad-
wayi phone. Union %.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

T.. Charley Filter, Fl. and Nancy
Jane Burn, 90 both OF Kirkland:
James Mcdonnell. 50, and Ruth san
doraon, 81. both OF Seattle.
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I'VE SELL TITE EARTH

r HtaAaAs stth AaAAt ~
LEsLIEs REALTY EXCHANGE.
- and "a Arcade uldE
Il l. Frequently ne case ihat q party
Wishes e. cell his hoidlaEs fof fhs
purpose - relHEasfiHr fha pruesatia
in different Kind ~ rFaHHrtf
CUR Iona experience ln thfH business
snat,ee as " atisu accomplish thla
double rHrrosr bf only oHe tranHafa
tlon. The nuir condition ee make 81
ihai yaar pgonsfis. y - slsh e
G9op az IT'S KIND AID ~ a
either ear lins ~ your own uith
worthless cffffIhEs. ~ nfauaftf 80
heavily maftxsFsd o. e. leave no
arfuAl equity
n if has merit whsfhsr Faur own rial
estate e mercantile ur manufar-
turing business bring a dsnf riutInn
- same e. our affIre. atafInE What
kiud - property ven prefer in sxs
ho~ quickly ~s esn sffsst tR y = r.
rHs ~ SIMPLY BECAUSE VIZ ~.
uFnFfA%u ritz EXCHANGE
hNN AMI Hfe the only offtes
n Seattle making a speeialiy -
We make 70 eharra for Advertising 81
any other rurHusF. unless ~ uHae
cure an exchange satisfactory %
LisT forR PROPERTY
With
LEsLfEs REALTY EXCHANGE.
70 ard "a Arcade HidE
Phones Main III IND ii6.
WANTEn-A SEATTLE HOME. a.
enc iu THE vicinity
I hsvs - acres q fine stock saa
ZION Is 81 around SEATTLE I have
left ms maps aad futi particulars
With the undersigned firm and they
nj sEplain to fo', and shos fou
them ! want a modest home. large
enouEh for my small family. aua
will ACCEPT mortgage fer the bal
acre. which - VERY low Ter that 10
please ses r 2. Pay a Co. the nsaI
Estate men, iss Ind ave.
FOR EXCHANGE
a nice ti.sacff farm convenient 20 Sc
attic. e. exchange FOR vacant lots or
Improved property THIS ranch IL
lees than one mile from Hy. station.
on fine stream. good cream house.
good barn. several uauIffV houses.
fenced into several lots and Il n
very desirable place Price q TO.
Also other form. fgr Esehauge
L . HFHENefsE
70 Arcade bldg
Main iia and a 81
Acreage 'or ssl.
HERE ~ A BARGAIN
go Tor ten acres ~ fine land. one
and one=haif miles from ear and 81
minutes ride % the city. this ia nice
level land easy drive 20 the city.
who're fou can sell your produce on
the early morning market az the
higheat price. tioo cash, balance easy
o ~ NICHOLS. q Pionser Bidr
FOR aALE- by Owner. ceres ~ fine
land. all cleared beautiful spring ~
water new windmill. only 3 blocks
from Woodland Park began % ar
range Z for fancy chicken ranch.
compelled o. so away ard must sell
Price very los 80 cash and 60 4
month inquire giEt st, W. Side
Green Lake third house.
GILT EDGE ACREAgEi
We have some Of the finest one acre
tracts IN King county for sale at
bed rock prices all CLEARED and
right on car line. with p minutes
tracts are from 10 10 800 per tract.
= cash balance easy title perfect
convenient 70 graded school and
cITAa p. ADAMS.
q starr-Boyd Bldg aaiA let Ave
800 200 900
For n choice two acres 81 land M
HlvcfHlde that must be sold only
two minutes walk from ear and a
minutes ride to the city. on fine
q Il. NICHOLS. sas Pioneer BIOS.
FOR RENT-1 acres garden land.
house and barn CM Wecdin Place.
Green Lake. Phone u IA
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THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

(Thsse prices are 70 any buyer In
quantities Prices on small purchases
average 20 Ter cent higher)
Provisions.
Fresh Msat-cos beef, tae. Der
10 steer beef CSC. veal. 70 ioc ID.
pork. Sc 10. mutton. fQei4e ID.
Provisions Hams. i5Q iec ibs
breakfast bacon. lee 10. bellies.
fresh. lie 10.
vssstsbisa
California potatoes. fMQfGc per
10. Yakima potatoes. f1s per ton.
carrots. tee ~ sack. cabbage. 1
G1Ac % fadIaiIts. ioc doz punches.
green onions Zoe per doz bunches.
cucumhers. sec toc dozens nativs
ear plant l50 25e. sweet potatoes.
/ g FER 10.
oessn Fruit. Etc.
Aprlcs. wenntehee. eecQsffs
per box. Valencia oranges. ta7tD
eco per box. Lemons. izQ5.:s per
box. Uiaekbsrries. ti15 per crate.
Persian dates. Sue 10. Rananas.
rieF. $500 per crate. Cherries.
| ii.d0 Per crate. Canteloupes. Yak
ina. sfaiss crate. Dewberries. 81
I box Wenatchee peaches. SEQ 80
box. Watefmeilons. fi-soH225 per
dozen. Sweet prunes. asG sec Brad
shaw's. Zoe Tragedy. Soc. rasrher-
rles t2f0s grapes Washington. 7tes
grapes California. iiGi2S. nut
meEH to0eoc. Crawford peaches.
toa eoc.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Oats ias6oass.oo per an; barley.
$3.50 per ton. wheat. izau 80 toni
chen. $4,000 1Tloo per ton: short.
| 90 90 per ton. bran 5000 Per ton.
Oh meal. s12os per toe = w. tim
othy. $500 per ton. r. W COM
pressed timothy. tfsd 20 ton. new
wheat hay. iitooa 1890 per ton:
PUGET Sound hay sf7Gis per ton.
middiinFs, tzeoo per ton: cracked
e Rs' ton Peanut" Jumbo &C. Al
Butter. Epas. Cheese.
Native creamery. CSC per 10. East
| ern creamery. fresh. 1909 10.
EFrs-Natfve ranch. $50 2sc doz.
I Oregon ranch. 25c doz; Eastern. 7aa
cheese-Nauve. iiaise ID.
Poultry.
chickens. hens. ishe; spring. lee
iehe. Ducks. live. i38 Ice.
Fish, Etc.
Haiibut. AG4Mc per ID: salrou
trout. io6llc per 10. founders "a
per 10 soles. sue pe{ 10: shrimps,
i2is . i5e per ID; srnelts. scarce.
Groceries and Cereal..
Sugar Golden c. in sacks. ss.4s:
| Extra G, in sacks. 1855: powdered.
I IN barrels, $3.50. dry Cranulated. In
sacks, ices. cube. in barrel. st.bes
Flour, patent per barrel. fiBos
Crown. tiT6. Straight. Per barrel
Z s4.5e. Gold Medal se25: Minnesota
hard wheat. $500. pmsbury. 1850:
lpillsbury's Best. t6.76: STANDARD Da-
/ kota. 1878 whole wheat flour, per
barrel. lt0o. graham. S2So. graham.
I les. per bale. s2it. rye flour, b0s.
per barrel. SAYS. rye flour. los per
bale s2.5oi rye meal. SOS, per barrel.
7 t4.he. buekWheat. Der barrel 500:
/ germ meal los, per bale. i27s. corn
/ meal Sos. per barrel. fton. yellow
| corn meal los. per bale. s2ao: white
corn meal. SOS. $500; rolled oats. per
I barrel. Gee. tees. wheat flakes.
box. as ms. s. 90: Parma. per barrel.
1850. Farlna, i0-lh sacks. per bale.
$500: homlny, large, per barrel.
st5o. hominy. small ios bale S2.b0.
l Holly. self raising huckwheat. per
3 case. sass. Holly cake and pastry
/ flour per ease. st.00. pearl barley.
/ 2b-lb boxes, per cwt., stbo. pearl
barley. 1o0-lb sacks. t4oo: split
| peas. cb-lh boxes $500; split peas.
io0-lb boxes, $3.50; popcorn, per
ewt., l3t0.
Something doing, Bon Marche.
| "Wednesday evening. s.s
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MURDERERS
ARRAIGNED

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 20.-Ths
preliminary hearing was held yes
tefdaY 81 tNo Italians charged With
completely In the murder u August
Brenr last Thursday The officers
are searching FOR q sixth and IN
known man aho De- supposed 70 have
know ledge u the seaffle and Killing
which followed.
SIR THOMAS sHAUGHSEssY.
president ~ the Canadian Pacific
railroad. and party we're In Yiet0riN.
n G. yesterday. They will viAit
Seattle. starting from Victoria to-
dag.
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~ the bon Marcae wedn esday
evening. sss
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ser ssi.-R.si Ga.,.
MIIY


You have q 50 three times e. Tar oat
sotifiih ks1t SEATTLE
iots ftnht OF che rar linel flHht on
ne iake. stth - 30 school house
rrp,ss .sI9 Sosipol; m an. A
n an the real s.tsts men An seattle
fe - sh ss We ta oss - esn.
tina theF could never buf lard -
sless o. uaf - cheap a. Ne otter
thee larNs luis. We have aaasa -
o. was village q Gasa Yoa
knap ws bought rhran and e
is rldicuiuua o. think fuf = nins
uts anf tadr could by lard e
rs 10 cfi4 L6fs st,s cry va.
TIKI HluEMAt MH EfEE fNta
LIGHTS Ard TELEPHONES VOW
paa.t by anywhere en- a uruai.s q
these I'm pros riaenta Nuinw - thsF
Are ~ Southeast Asatfie VOW
After you ses Southeast essttls 20
Rs aa 'f s.s Tn pS sas ,sf if6ME
ND INVEST ME<T
This lard begins go BEACON ftil ane
extends 20 lass WashinEtuns tas,ns
si.iE ~, ssf = fssm fiis asshss e
koathrasf Seattle. level aH the va
from top e FIRST hllt The neacun
Iiili and n.siairg. fsiFhts 81 -, W., -
FAHr SEATTLE. and Rainier
ilsirhts l.ns vii - srieudad pnai.
uFslf this summer @ TIE addition
neu.t deiaT and yes wiil h#xe noth.
inN 70 rsEret rpks anv WaHhinrtun
street ca e. H1naheasi a#attir=lt
runs Through the middle % The add
uen.buY there ana You Nil save
manfhs = TINE shieh yea vii lesa
hy iFinM waY out shefe yea ean buy
lets a. cheap AZ eufs
offics cpen Until : evening"
eEATrLE H0A CO.
TVEpY DAY
New homes are being bouKh, In
MEAuOWnALE
aafs MEkbowDALE TRACTS are
anfH
EvEnY DAY
our man = on TIE ground r. shoe
you uur choice 3 and ie-arrr MEAD
OWpAtsE tracts.
Lessons your opportunity te make
tha best selection.
EVERY MORNING.
Al SD ueIack the Great Northern
goes 10 MEADOW DALE, bug a flCk.
st % MrHher DO ~ NOW
-. g. a. ard - per aefo.
WEHr a WHEELER
and Union Block
a Il JOfINBTON.
HOUSES fNTa FARMS. ACRE
HNAtsfH
q 80 % acres n choicest black loamY
aaii new lsruom house batn. build.
inRa Tor isU chickens land nll
fenced - cords - waod - rods q
waterfront uu lake Washington. wiHl
tnes per acre. viii exchange for city
UHHHfrfW
81 - Neu sfoom house. iot Asi0. a
neat home. nicely located, near atih
ri6"Lot tzit6. Q minutes on Yeslsr
Quit paying rent aud buy o. build a
home Zee me Tor harruiHa
A q. JOHNSTON
Real Estate Is Downs Block
Main IA Phonea@ind. a zrs.
House ~ 5 rooms on BROOKLYN avenue.
near nth street Al Improvement
Ia and rgid. 80 cash. balance o.
per month
New 3-room house close 10 Madison.
on lot REita TO alley.
7Jxi01 north - Madison. good view u
Lake Washington
TURNER, fifELAN a. COSTELLO.
INC
211-z3 Globe Building
Corner First aud Madison
THE POOR MANS CHANCE.
Several lots on the line ~ the Seattle
Everett tutHrurbau. within few min.
uteH walk of the Green Lake or uhlz
lard cars. fine soil. fine view. citg
water. large new school within "a feW
feet of the land. and where lots are
selling for nearly twice what We ask
for these. We will sell ours for 81
on terms 81 go down and from g. q
10 s. On D. month payments
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Something doing. Bon Marche.
"Wednesday evening. zee
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Go to sp'nning's for bicycle re-
pairs. =.
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pay higher Pride than do Property For lusa-
2 money and yet hesitate to advertise Tor
y boarder on lodgers
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STYLISH MILLINERY NJ low prices
Mrs A 81 Hanson. legi. cor ell
Hud Pine ~
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Lost

lost pocketbnnk on University car.
finder VIII leave fHm 80 nlI Ihud
avenue ana receive reward
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THE POOR MANS CHANCE.
Several lots on the line ~ the Seattle
Everett intHrurbau. within few min
uteH walk of the Green Lake or Uhlz
lard cars fine auli fine view. city
water large new school within "A few
feet uf the land and where lots are
selling for nearly twice what We ask
for these We will sell ours for tl1h
on terms 81 go down and from g. %
10 300 D month payments
y - PAY f. go Hn Danny hide
los second ave.
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California potatoes. iizGfxe per
10. Yakima potatoes SIS per ton.
carrots tee 10 sack. cabbage. 1
.GIhc % fadiHits. ioc doA lunches:
green onions Zoe per doz lunches.
cucumhers. zee toc dozens native
peas. e. ID. wax beans. Edec n:
e rar TO-
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azfuum mudFrn house. broadway His.
trict nickel plumbing lawns nicely
arranged street assessments an paid
d HIu
HsaufifHl lot fIfh ave north. mar
capitol Htl fatar. nHaeaaiufnta naid
rnHF terms.
builders q sol UuUHefa
eHhin let aHt neat Fast tuiau ear.
stftFt assessments 90 raid. suitable
Tor I've houses
= a CLAYTON q SON
as New hnfh Hlaeh
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Ray. Grain and Feed.
Butter. Euas. Cheese.

Native creamery. aEc per II. East
ern creamery. fresh. zoo &c 10.
EFrs- Native ranch. $50 zac dor !:
Oregon ranch. 25e doz: Eastern. 2aa
dox
Native. iidiac 10.
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eThsse prices are % any buyer IN
quantities Prices on small rufehasea
average % Ter cent highefl
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HAVE YOU A WANT CPHoNE THE STAR


NfCE fHfnlahta front rooms. Vory tea
Honhhle KaH or eunl heat. free baths.
nice, slightly place. 1871 Ninth Pike
utruct district
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tNo. 800 roo
For choice two acres 81 land at
HlvcrHlds that must be sold. only
two uinuteT walk from ear and u
minutes ride 70 the city. on fine
road
q. Vi. NICHOLS. s2s Pioneer BldR.
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AUCTION SALE or GOOD HOUSE.
HOLD ftHNtfl 81 q Hlcksfz
ton = GO VII sell ou ThufHdny. the
dencr 90 Third avenue 4euf he
tween ltepuhiipan and Mercer street
ttahH North Seattle car OF ballard
carr OAK and black walnut bedaeta.
hafinf suite. center table, upright
piano. pif tHfrH| cnHrh foot rNtena
EiuH table. dining chairs HIdeisuard
henh ane. SINGER full cabinet nrWluH
mac niue Administer Carpets. fuIf
hiunlrd N9audatfe fowls - gofda
90 Hr WOOD. Hhaft lengths b. Il
ftIshrrtamz hurfinHfsf IhauFa MH4u
tHais independent l1f4
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


HOFFMAN q 1oHNB0s. Attorneys AZ
law Personal injury eaHtf a npe-
cialtV Mt Pacific block. beattle.
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DON MISS TINS

Beautiful corner l0i aafM Graded
street cement sidewalk uias room
house uunhatrueted Ften ~ ritN and
soHud close In plenty ~ NOON Ter
another house en- same Zoe. 80 cash
Will handle it. inua time 81 balance.
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SINGLE furnished rooms tlga per
week and upi also bath. aatN tifHt
Ave
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You have q 50 three times e. far out
- bay aH cheap a.
sotHaE kaf SEATTLE
lots tinht on tho car line. right on
The iakr. with a fAB1 nchaat house
fixht on y. aaaitAzs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07
Heavy Loss to Corn Spectators.

a dispatch from Chicago last night says:
The members of committee of New York
and Minneapolis plungers in corn are walk
ing the floor tonight devising the plans to
get from under the biggest corn crop ever
raised in the United States. Ten weeks ago
they began a campaign on the bull side of
corn Their losses tonight are estimated at
$500, 600. When they began to buy, the May
option was around fifty cents and December
was higher. Reserves from the old crop were
light, and any disaster from frost or rain
meant sixty-ive or seventy cents for corn.
They took in 10000 600 bushels of corn and
ran the price of May UP to fifty-five cents.
Frost failed to appear and rain did not
come. The sun shone and the weather was
perfect. The syndicate sent out two crop
experts-H. v. Jones of Minneapolis and
John Inglis of Chicago-to kill the crop.
These experts worked hard and spread
destruction all over the corn belt. Jones
said the crop would be only / 500 000, 600
bushels, loss of 600,000,O00. Inglis was
nearly as pessimistic. Then James J. Hill
tried to help out the bulls with an estimate
of 800, 0O0, 600 bushels
The price went lower in spite of ALL The
government estimate of 1850, 0G0, 900 showed
the price still lower. Today the Price Cur
rent, an authority in the trade, says the
crop is 2,400 900, 600 bushels. 1t is put as
high as 2,G00O 100000.
The loss of the syndicate is estimated
to be average of four cents a bushel
on 200O0,00O bushels, which means $500
coo swallowed up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07
CASE REACHES THREAT STAGE.
La Toilette Men Threaten to Give Wis
consin Vote to Parker.

dispatch from Madison, Wis, last night
says: The action of the stalwart faction to-
day in substituting ex-Gov. Scofield for S.
A. Cook has led to the threat Of the La
Toilette republicans that they will put it
up to Chairman Cortelyou Of the national
committee to call the ticket Off or they may
turn the state over to Parker
A leading administration man said today:
''The stalwarts themselves tnvited the SUI
preme court arbitrament and promised to
abide by it. If they persist ip staying in the
field, and the state is thereby lost to Roose-
welt, on their heads must fan the blame"
While 1t is unlikely that This will endan-
ger the national ticket, yet the threat may
to large extent be carried out If the ma
tsonal committee gives any recognition to
generally conceded that the mass of radical
stalwarts will vote for PICK. and that
Scofield consented to go ont the ticket not
with any hope of election, but to keep up
the anti-La Toilette organization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07
The Episcopal Triennial.

A dispatch from Boston last night says:
At the afternoon session of the house of
deputies several resolutions to make more
stringent the canon or the remarriage of
divorced persons were presented. One reso-
luton was aimed to prohibit the remarriage
of divorced person during the life of the
former partner. The whole question will
come I'D later
After reporting against a change in the
legal name of The church at this time, the
committee appointed by the last convention
to consider the matter was discharged A
member of the committee, Rev. B. Talbot
Rogers of Fond du Lac. Wis, attempted to
have a resolution drawn up by the minority
members of the committee which dropped
the words Protestant Episcopal from the
title page of the prayer book placed on the
calendar, but it was referred to the commit
tee on prayer book and will be discussed
later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07
Smith Tells of Mormon Prosperity.

A dispatch from Salt Lake City, Utah,
last night says: The severity fifth annual
conference of the Church 9f Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints began in the taber-
nacle here today Today .s, the anniver-
sary of the organization of The church, and
thousands of Mormon adherents crowded
the great church auditorium to hear the
opening address of President Joseph b.
Smith. Representatives arA present from
Canada, Mexico England End the Pacific
islands. In his address, PRESIDENT Smith
told OF the general prosperity of the Nor
mon Church. Twenty organized missions
are maintained throughout The world, with
over 1,5o0 active workers in the mission
field. which embraces every country of both
are maintained in New Zesadnd, australia
and also in Palestine Ill
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Homes and Investments
For Sale BY
BIundon, 0'Brien & Belt,
Qnc.),
1920 G St. NV.

es3..oo-Sear Wash. Circle. neat 2-story brick:
- .s5o-Nice location NV south of II ST het
i4tn ana 18th sts; 3-story, Or. & b. brick; cellar
a very cheap property.
so,ooo.Near 10th and sts ne; sr & h Q.
ca 900 "A uceiar; superior surroundings
S3.ooo-N.W. section; new Or a h ioeatad
where values are increasing rapidly
s4'oo0-i3ih st. NV. Sr. & b. /: lot 2Oxg0
s1Z9o-NW.; splendid home; well located. 7r
d bath; modern. '' "a
% 5oo-0n 5 ST; pretty home: modern: sr & h.
r. section near ave; 6r brick; mod
erM; good lot; well built and located
ooS1 ouVaMear l4th and U SITS. Sr & b. brick;
s5.Zoo-NE. near Lincoln Park: fr G. h brj,t 4.
nv 60 dnn necessary; ready to go right in
:, "2oou-on N Carolina ave-. a neat home. CIR A,
.sf.Ioo-NW; brick; good one: Or g. h !.
steam heat: well located va ~
$5.150-N.W.: Tor. & b brick. bo,-,a,o, ,o...
cost ever $4,000 Must 60 wafer heh' ;
sf,ZOo-N.W., on good, wide st : 2 stor;as and
oa 90 lurnace: almost new; tiled bath room
90. .Uo-N w; side lights; big lot; Groom br,ck
sp se sn conditions; rents for $500
s3ooo-S.E section near Library. ar e. h
Ieeep,ie on s nal almost new; furnace Snap'
S3100-N.E. section. new. Or g. h o. o..
S3l.O west of 18th ST - 80 i's lux
so,ioC-on st. ne. west of 9Th. Or g. I, i.
years WI" Sf'ooV III rev
s34'5-on n. J. ave NV north OF q ST &.
Dr &c 80 Or d b.; rents for 500 so. '''
only $3.50. ''' ''ich' OF. q D.. {;
$1,000 dainty home; sr. & b.: located ne,r
ISL ana SITS. NV: almost new "e--
BLuNDON. O'BRIEN & BFJT, Inc
J NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07
supt. McKim Quits Rock Island Road

dispatch from Chicago last night says:
c e. McKfm, general superintendent of
transportation of the Rock Island railway
system, has rendered his resignation to
President Winchell, and the resignation was
accepted. w. M. Hobbs, formerly assistant
general superintendent of transportation,
was promoted to the vacancy. Mr.. Mcikim
formerly was superintendent of telegraph
of the Pennsylvania system and was one OF
the first men brought to the Rock Island by
L. F. Loree, whose sudden resignation
Tuesday as executive head of the Rock
Island caused a sensation in railway
circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

MISS GEORGE c. MASON OF BALTIMORE
will resume vocal lessons at WM. KNABE & CO..
1880 F st.. Saturday, October 8, from 1890
am. to pm. Oc3- 26t-4