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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
Everybody Going Away

cr staying a. horze wants place for extra
clothes and pac0ing. We have snug and tough
trunks for going ard cheaper II you only want
them Tor packing. Also telescopes ellit cases
and bags Mary handy things IN our leather
goods department whether you 20 or stay.
Better lock them over. Ssnborn. val & Co.
71i Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
Call. For Bank REPORTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-The Comp
troller of the Currency to-day issued q
call for the condition of National banks
at the close of business on August 25,
1906.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
l BUSINESS COLLEGE,
IRVING INSTITUTE.

Boarding and day school for y0u1z laties
and little girls. 21zs Calif1-niz street WI
reopen August !. 1905 Accredited ~ tns
universities
MRS EDWARD 2 CHURCH Principal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
8. MAPGARBT'S HALL

FIJI academic and College Prspa-a10ry
Courses. as vel thorough P-.-a-y I1s--uc-
rioa Music under t1e direction cf Masts-s-
Fer full illusIra-sd box address Mss ELEA-
NOR TEBBETTS. Principal. san Maze. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30

DISMISSED FROM SERvICE-Chinese In
spector J. J. Bonner o. the San Francisco
jurisdiction. stationed az Needles. has been dis
missed from the classified service because OF
tntoxication and neglect OF duty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
DIxoy BUsINEss COLLEGE,. Oal<land

Cal. fnvi-ss your nos- cars-lI I1TesffgerIo1-
S-Ie-sia schooirocus N-Esr1 sQu1pl1zn--
Strong faculty. Tndivtdual instruction. 6ay a-d
usxr- Latest and b@s- re-hcds n TCrd.
better advantages a. less s1relse -hal -z1 -
found elssxhsrs- Prospectus f7ss- Write ro-5sy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
SCH0LSAND
COLEEGES-r
90


Business College and school Of EnEi-
ueerfnE. Oakland California
Great Business University % rhe y Wes-s r1ezt
building n Z : fo- business college work 100
students. IDEAL climate home fr1us1ces. lso
Tying Machines P1rrnz1 o. Gregg S1cr-1ant
Finest Barking OS1eeS In AmeTtca--Acce
Tuition. beard a11 all expenses loE-
Graduates secure best paying POSITIONS
Civil. Electrical Niaing E1ginssri1E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
Adsmiths Hold
Exposition

CHICAGO. m. oct tt.-Onc of
the most unusual ana interesting
special eNpositioua ever held Ia this
city il the National Advertising ex-
position. which opened az the Coli
scum today. The exposition IL held
under the auspices Of the Chicago
Advertising association. and om-
braces a highly interesting display
Of advertising methods. appliances.
and schemes Every branch Of the
advertising business ~ represented.
aud there are novel aud original fen.
lures IN every department. la con.
uection with the exposition "A con.
Nention Of advertisers has been
called. which will meet tomorrow
for the purpose OF organizing all
the advertising interests Of tho
country. including merchants and
manufacturers who seek publicity
for the sale Of their products, aa
well as Representatives Of regular
and class publications. eHEravers.
photographers and others connected
with the crafts that bring consumers
and producers ln touch with one an
other. Addresses will he delivered
by authorities in the different
branches Of the advertising bunl-
ness. A large attendance Is expect
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
~" FOOTBALL SITUATION
SHOWS LITTLE IMPROVEMENT

The football situation at the u
shows little Improvement. and many
Of the old students are predicting
failure for the season. unless the
students wake up and take more
interest In the team.
An average Of only p or "a men
are turning out for practice. and
often these are not enough men for
two teams This is q poor showing
for an institution containing over
$50 men. and Coach Cults Is mani
fcatly disappointed While the team
contains many individual players n
merit. several positions are al pres
eut being filled By men Of inferior
ability simply because there are no
others TO put IN their places The
score OF 1876 against Whitworth col
lcKs last Saturday Was a very poor
showing Tor the varsity TO make
against the little Tacoma school n
must be remembered. however. that
this IN the first Of the season and
more practice will develop a strong.
e. team
The first student rally Of the sea.
son will be held In Denny hall on
Friday. and college leaders are hop
Ing 10 stir up much enthusiasm
among the students. so that when
the varsity lines up against Whit
man college on Saturday afternoon
az Recreation park. the bieachers
VIII be lined with a crowd OF en-
thusiastie ro0tera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
May Erect Cement
Work

u. " McMlllon. president Of the
Roche ilnrhor Lime company and
one Of the most prominent men in
the state. Is quietly working ON an
enterprise 10 establish a cement fac
tory AT Roche Hurbor. according 10
a local report.
The high price paid for cement In
this city. together with ita present
scarcity. has led 10 demand for a
cement factory IN 'hia vicinity. Most
of the cement used here iH shipped
iu sailing vessels from Europe. aud
cannot be laid down here for leea
than g. or t22b IA barrel Some Of
Il IL brought here from California,
but of late It has not been properly
prepared.
~ Roche Harber the limestone
aud clay used In making cement Is
said 60 exist Ia ililmitable quantl-
ties. being Of fine quality. also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
NEWS OF the
STATE

THE city council NJ Everett on
Tnoaday night instructed the city
clerk TO call for bids Tor city light.
ing for terms Of five. seven aud ten
years
HERBERT KARsuNER. Of the
karHhner hrua.. who were affected
by the recent decision Of Judge II.
win thkt the Aberdeen shaeks must
be remoyed. while temporarily IN
sane attempted to shoot OFFICER
birmingham With a as-caliber Win
chestsf rife on Tuesday
A COLLISION took place between
the freight aud express cars Of the
street railway company al Beiliag.
ham. ia Aheavy fog. on Tuesday
morning The motormAn aud X 4.
i.eiteh. who were on the express car.
we're badly hurt
PLANS for a thcatcr have been
drawn 10 be built IN Aberdeen.
THE SCHEME al the present time
Of the North western Gas A Electric
company aud the Walia waila lrrl-
cation company IL 10 Join the Little
Salmon anti the Waiia walia rivers
and thereby secure an immense
amount, Of water for both irrigation
end power purposes.
HOPS. the first OF the season Of
1908. Nefc sold In North Yakima un
Tuesday. when Fletcher a Iaueck
disposed 81 81 bales Of their Tampl-
90 crop to G c Mitchell a Co. for
~ renta.
A SENTENCE Of seven years was
given Nellie Maruey. In Spokane On
Tuesday she brought old Joseph
Marney from Butte. under prcssnae
~ maFrying him. but robbed him Of
q 500 and fled before the wedding
TIE ARREST Of Albert frankie
and Rowland Glbhs. in connection
with the Great Northern train rob
berry. has caused a flood of letters
% inquiry concerning them to come
10 Everest from every part Of the
Union. some Of them are from the
police 81 different cities. but most
of them from parents.
TIE reclamation engineers met
IN North Yakima on Tuesday 20
erusider the Yakima Irrigation prof.
ectA that have been Investigated b.
the government.
THE high court Of Foresiers clos
ed its eighth biennial session IN Ia
coma on Tuesday night
THE consulting board Of engl-
reers arrived In Conconculiy on FRI
day evening TO review the Okanogau
irrigation project.
A BALANCE Of SOL. g52 % ia what
the Snohomieh county treasurer re-
ported for the quarter ending on
September 30.
THE FUNERAL OF Thomas Mill
burn Reed. for 40 years secretary OF
the Masonic grand lodge. took place
IN Olympia on Tuesday.
RURAL free delivery routes Will
begin on December out Of Green
AXE
A TRUST DEED from the Seat
tie Everett & skaKit Electric rail-
road 70 the Colonial Trust company.
Of New York. was filed late on Tues
day afternoon at the county audi
tors office In Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
War Vets

Thursday evening there Will as
sembie az Madrona hall. Twenty
first and T.. jefferson. many OF the
Spanish American War soldiers.
Geo. II. Fortson Camp No 2. OF the
United Spanish War Veterans. has
extended an invitation TO every hon
orably discharged soldier. sailor or
marine. who served during the late
var with Spain or during the Phil
lppine insurrection. 10 be present.
II will be their first smoker Of the
season and a good turnout Is e1-
peefed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
At Ballard

The petltIon asking the city
council 10 call a special election 10
vote on the question Of annexation
10 Seattle WAS called OFF on Tuesday
night
The annexhiioniata who were so
betting from house TO house aud
who said that they had over the re
aulrcd number Of names, found on
Tuesday night that there were sew
srul who signed who we're not quail
fled. Hence. they will have TO 70
licit again aud be ready TO present
the petition with the required Nun
ber OF names ON ncx, Tuesday night
The mayor and council were rather
put out. a. they wished 20 have the
thlng settled one way or another
The matter Will come up before the
council again neat Tuesday, aa the
petitioners have almost week In
which to set the required 200 names
On account OF the absence OF the
chairman tho resolution Of the bus
lncas mems committee asking for
information as to the finding Of an
independent water supply was laid
over until neat Friday.
The residents % Mohr street ap-
nsared before thu council in a body
aud asked what was required Of
them II they wished 20 get an alley.
wAy back Of their lots aud secure
an extra width in front.
The street for STA blocks was laid
cut for liz feet wide. but was only
graded 20 "A width Of 50 feet. the
same a. the other streets In the Vi
entity.
A number Of citizens owning prop
eHty on that street have built out
asrosn the Etrect line without hay-
ing title Ia the property.
The eouncil adopted a resolution
that when the property owners ON
that street decided oat Il feet FOR an
alley the city would donate % them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

MILWAUKEE Wis. Oct IL
Newman Erh. Of New York. and q.
n. Cummings. president Of the
United States Mortgage a Trust
company, % New York. at meet
Ina held here yesterday were elect
ed to the board OF representatives,
Of the Wisconsin Central railroad.
Predictions are common that the
Erie. which Erb heads. viii absorb
the Wisconsin erutFal. thus con-
Meeting the former with the Great
Northern at Minneapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

The Seattle Florists association
held very enthusiastic and we'll
attended nesting at the chamber Of
commerce Tuesday evening Thirty
five members we're present The
publication OF the official program
for the flower carnival. which starts
On November Is. which has been al
ready issued. and the engagement OF
Nagner'n orchestra To play after
noon and evening during the car
niyai. we're authorized.
The board of directors % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
Detroit Sly Bohs''
Identify The Baron

Detectives from Detroit positively
identified Martin Won Schlosser,
Sehiess or Spear. who calls himself
a German baron but whom the po-
lice eall clever swlndlcr forger
and diamond robber. as the man
they are after. aud Tuesday his at
torney. Waiter $. FULTON. was busily
cuKagrd fighting extraditicn pro-
ceedinEs at olympia. Hts ease VIII
GENE before Governor Mead next
Monday.
Won Schlosscr Is al present u
trusty II the county jan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
Patrol Shores TO
Protect Eggs

NEW WESTMINSTER Oct IL
Hatchery managers report that m0fe
than Sc. 1000 600 salmon eggs are now
In the four hatehoflon on the Fraser
river haieherien The upper river
hateherlcn are also yielding millions
more. The river II being carefully
patrollod and eyery preeaution n
being taken To prevent the egH
being stolen. II ~ also reported
the natural spawn Will be a total
Ices. owing to the early high water
Lower river reports ray that cEsh
will be scarce Ia that district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

Charity Organization Society held a
special meeting on Monday after
noon aud the following officers were
elected. President John schram,
vice presidents. L. kohn. A. s.
Kerry. Mira u. A. Mitchell and Mrs.
Kenelm Winsiow. treasurer, Eben-
ezer shorrock. general secretary.
Miss Anna II Murray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
HOW TO opgS AN ACCOUNT

Savings accounts may be opened
az any time. With one denaf OF any
larger amount
When ereninK the account. the de-
resitar enters his signature on the
banks signature book aud receives
a pasa-beok showing the amount -
hts credit All subsequent deposits
90 Withdrawals are entered ga this
pasn-hook. which. therefore. show =
AZ all times the exact amount to
the credit Of tta owner
In January and July the accrued
interest II also entered IN the de-
positof's pass book
Accounts can be opened By mali.
OF b. one person Cor another.
INTEREST
Interest at the rate 81 four per
cent. per aunurn h allowed on saw
inga Deposits. subject % the fuien
81 the hank
n not Withdrawn. the interest -
added twice year to the principal.
aud the total amount then bears
interest.
9'fsfA fAEAEAfsNNr
There are good reasons Why YOU
should carry your savings account
with the state Bank OF Seattle some
~ them are
I. Il in under the direct suner=
vision and Jurisdiction Of The State
of Washington. and lts books and
assets are carefully examined semi.
annually BY the State Auditor.
= lie Hoard II Directors and it,
stee khoidsrn are men Of wealth. sx-
perisues and Integrity. sha enjoy
the confidence Of the community
4 n VIII appreciate your account.
Its officers dsEifs 70 know you PET
sonaily and are always at your
services fog such advice IN financial
matters as yuu may require They
ain also greatly appreciate youf In
fiuenee IN bringing 20 the bank nsw
aspositora.
II IL the dollar you do not spend
that puts you ahead.
II ia what We save rather than
y NMA ~ #AHAtt AAAN A'A@AtHH q YUM
petenee.
The saved dollar IL the best friend
iu adversely the spent dollar has
said goodbye 10 you forever.
EconnfutzinE for the purpose Of
being independent h. one OF che
soundest Indications Of manly char
actst-
The first dollar banked by you
and backed by a firm detcrmlna-
ton 70 add 20 II regularly 10 your
initial step towards success.
Experience teaches that II ls those
who pay attention 20 little saw
inEa and are particular in small
matters who become successful
Remember this and so 10 THE
STATE BANK OF gEATTi.E. eor-
ner First avenue and Yesler Way.
and deposit your money. Remem-
Der also that this bank pays four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
Daughter Of
Lawson Meds

BOSTON. Mass. oct 1.-THE
wedding Of Miss GLADYS Lawson.
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas
W. Lawson. and Even blaine stan
wood, OF the noston News company
took place az brentwood. where Mr..
Lawson has his beautiful summer
home. The members Of both fam-
lilies and many invited guests at
tended the ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
MISSED BOAT AND MUST
WAIT SMONTHS To WE'D

her aud where the two were TO have
been married.
Hut the ohio left before Miss
nyers could connect with it. aud
as Il IL the last boat fer Nome this
SEASON she viii have 10 walt for
eight months before she sess her
lover unless he returns with the
Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
Ice Man Is Under
Arrest

Larceny by embeszlemont was the
charge filed against A. y. Smith.
driver Tor the Diamond Ice q
Storage company. by his employers.
who allcge that smith gave short
weights Ia customers and kept the
difference for himself, Smith IL In
In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
Doctor Charg ed
With Fraud

Pauline Nemitz. a working girl.
has lodged complaint In Judge
Gorden's court against pF. T. NJ
klassInan charging him with OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
lenses Ia inducing her 10 invest IS
IN the Mutual INCOME a Investment
company. an alleged get-rieh- quick
scheme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

srhe Girl I Left Behind Me" would
III well into the disappointing ctr
camstnnecs which hefeil Miss Rose
nyrfs tuesday afternoon aud night
she had Travelled an the way from
lewa 10 catch the steamer ohio Tor
Nome. where her sweetheart Harry
Hagen. sss.s known merchant OF
that fdaceefGa ssIong been awaiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

NEW ORLEANS. Oct IA frost
Is announced IN the far south. In
Fort Smith. Kan. arrangements are
progressing 10 dismiss the fnmIrat-
Ing and quarantine Of employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

NEW YORK. oct, 1.-THE insur-
nnce investigation was adjourned 10
next Tuesday IN respect 20 the mem
cry Of Nixon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

e In front leaving the street at It's
present width
The majority Of the property own
erp are willing to consent TO this
plan. but there are three who are
holding up the proposition. claiming
that they want the street II feet
wider.
Charles Lord. SO. who died In the
Soldiers home at Oriing. was
brought 10 Ballard Tuesday and h
now lying at the Mayfieid under
taking parlora.
Lord was resident OF Ballard and
leaves widow and one son. The
funeral Will be held Thursday morn
ing from his home, 1928 State
II viii be In charge of the Lieut.
Cushing Post. a. A. n Of Ballard
lnterment az the Crown Hill ceme-
terry
Mrs Toaman. af "a niewolt, bal
lard. has informed the Seattle po-
lice that she is under the impression
that Gus Curloson buneoed her out
Of SIS.
Carleaon. u IN stated. came to Mrs
Teaman'H house and said he wa a
business man from Tacoma and that
be had Just come over from sweden
lie said he knew Mr. Teamana fam
thy there and. after imparting good
news 20 her OF her country folks. he
borrowed SIC and has not been seen
or heard OF since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11
At The THEATERS

Dare Thornc. AZ the Third Ave-
nue. theutrr this week. il eunsid-
cred 10 b. the best show Of It's
kind presented there this acnHou.
and ls being heavily patronizsd.
Wednesday afternoon was given a
special souvenir matinee. Beginning
with . Vatinee on Sunday. Why
Wonah sln." a problem play Of in
tense interest. viii be put on. with
marvellous scenic effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

patroureof the star this week are
enthusiastic over the merits of the
bin. uhiGh includes many novel and
entertaining acts. Mime. Wanda and
her trained dogs. the Juggling Bar
rctts. Ciiff Farrell. Hague & Her
bert. Warren ~. Steisou and others
round cut an exceptionally fine bill,
The White Caps on the moving
picture machine IL one Of the best
things OF It's kind ever seen In this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

York state Folks, a pastoral
piny, win begin n short engagement
at the Grand next Sunday night.
'rhc seat sale starts Friday morn
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

WASHINGTON. ooct tt.-saato
Domingo, according to the report OF
II. y Merely, an agent OF the insular
bureau who was sent 10 Santa Do
mingo for the purpose OF inYeaii-
eating the smuggling question. has
Lost between $3.50. 600 and $500 900
yearly as a result of the Illegal
trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

Remember this and so 10 THE
STATE BANK or CEATTi.E. cor
ner First avenue and Yesler Way.
and deposit your money. Rsmem-
Der Rlso that this bank pays four
per cent on deposits. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

There Will he another matinee
Saturday Of "nen Hur." and the per-
forlnanccs win end Saturday night.
Tho Star Show girls are scheduled
to give matinees NJ the Seattle We'd
ncsday and Saturday. Next Sunday
VIII see the Jolly Grass widows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

SAN FRANCISCO. oct ii-From
the effects OF a rastlesuake bite. J.
". Roberts, a member OF the beard
Of elections Of this city. died Tues
day at SaiistoFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

Experience teaches that II ls those
who pay attention 20 little saw
inEa and are particular iu small
matters who become successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-11

The first dollar banked BY you
and backed by a firm determine
ton 20 add 20 il regularly 10 your
initial step towards success.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-08

Lafe's soul like the sting of scorpions.
All this the directors knew when
they spoke perhaps little hastily.
The Grant Club is republican club,
neither Cummins institution nor "
club wherewith to pound Cummins into
the ground. When the members of tn"
club spoke of apology or election theirs
wasnot the speech OF bigots but of mel
disgusted with bigotry and the spite
fulness OF small souls. They simply
voiced their contempt of the peanut
practices and scaly trickery fthat
seems to constitute the reliance OF
certain aspirants to political Leaders
ship in Iowa. And that is about all
there is to 1t.
Generally speaking, the right of the
press to criticise public speakers,
speeches and policies is not to be ques-
toned. but 1t would be we'll to hear
evidence before writing Mr.. Young's
name in the list of martyrs. LATE is
quite as likely to slay by the torch as
to suffer by 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-08
Spinning.


Like blind spinner in the sun.
! tread my days:
know that all the threads will run
Appointed ways;
know each dry will bring It's task
And. being blind, no more ask.
do not know tho use or nnme
OF that spin; .rs
/ only know that some one came s>,...
And laid within
My hand the thread and said. "sinc0 yc0
Are blind but one thing you can do"
Sometimes the threads so rough and fast
And tangled fly,
/ know wild storms are sweeping past
And fear that
Shall fall, but dare not try to find
A safer place. since am blind.
know not why, but am sure
That tint and place
In some great fabric to endure ~-,
Past time and race
My threads will have. so from the firSe
Though blind, never felt accurSt.
think perhaps this trust has sprung
From one short word
Said over me when l was young
So young l heard
It, knowing not that Gods name signed
My brow and sealed me his, though blind
But whether this be seal or sign.
Within, without.
It matters not. The bond divine
never doubt
I know he set me here, and still
And glad and blind wait his will
But listen. listen, day by day.
TO hear their tread
Who bear the finished web away
And cut the thread
And bring Gods message in the sun.
..thou poor blind spinner, work is done.1
Helen Hunt jackson.