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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

The easiest metho8 ~ ending the
Indecent treatment to which the PEG.
PIE a. the city are subjected BY the
seattle Electric company u TO
eauaenAh enc eempauN's tracks AVID
rent lhcm 10 the corporation. ne the
epinien 81 several members 81 the
council and well known business
mon
NaHwipal ownership advocates
favor the plan - frst tonstruetng
municipal system and fhen con-
denamlnw that ~ enc Seattle Electric
company bat che proposition % con-
arnan thc ealnpany's tracks is com
ai.feres BY Some citizens % hc more
psacticuhie The cIty BE- how m q
position to lay IT, oWn tracks on
westlake and Second avenues. and
hx eanHeanloe the rest it could So
enre complete eoutfol 81 the system.
rhis * would have without beinF
ohured 10 50 20 tire trouble ~ MAN
aelnr the operation % its street
ears
Fsunatlnw the vafne ~ the com
rarya tracks includins the pave
ment which tx has iaId on IS rIFht-
a. way. ~ SO 600 a uiie if - worth
sh6m 8. eaa Gee. sithoush lhe tetai
assessment against the company Is
little s,ots thar That
The rlatfa has been made that The
eIty eeuld a0t issue shc bonds Tor
sach 3 isree amount. heeaase she is
atreaav ann8onshfnr fhe legal limit
a. her honHea Indebtedness. but the
advoeates ~ the pisu ssseFt ihat "a
ear b. aone iusf as essiiy as the is-
suing - bonds FOR the heht plant
me erlnr4eai and Interest ou the
bonds being paEa out - TIRE rental
obtained sfara the tracks. 80 that
thr general bonded Indebtedness VIII
net b Increased e cert
The claifa hHs alsa been made nat
the eits taes tfef possesses ere re4ul.
ste safhorIfv e condemn TIE traess,
such rtaeeedihw being equivalent
% shfeea8las TIRE company fran
fhise which a. a contract between
tAe eerurany ard the citv The
eaniranv has vested fisht e So
trucks. which cannot Re taken aNnF
without additional legislation and
possibly an amendment % the seft-
stitnffou. II - elaitueH
TIE adteeatss - TIE canisfana
item rlsn. hnwcser believe that sire
iewsslsfave act - iss1 which sns
snpiiftff ard faade more clear m
an AMENDED hfIi approved ~ she
sesisiafnre IN fsss. Il ~ that fs re-
aufred
~ gives III ineaf porated cities the
fleht 20 construct. CONDEMN ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
Bankers 10 Discuss Matters Of Importance

Most Of the bankers who arrived
heFe today came IN special trains
and were received By committees OF
the local bankers witch eaeeftrd
them 20 their respective hotels and
% the headquarters ~ the Couyeu
ton. where they registered and re
eeived their cards and badRea The
rect Of the day will be spent by the
delegates In Sightseeing on their
own account This evening the gen
erai officer and members OF the
council Of the association viii he
rendered = banquet AT the New Wi
lard hotel
The opening session Of tho con
Yention will be called 10 order by
the president. T. w. awiuney. At the
New National theater 81 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning Addresses Of
welcome sill be delivered by lion
b p mcfarland. president OF tho
board of commissioners Of the Die
uict 81 Columbia. John JOY Edison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

- aiill has a GRIP on politics IL
ne state. friends 81 the president
eha keep their sfes 70 wtudsafa
watching fhs syfa1iona - political
stfsws. arc beginning - wonder
what viii happen - Nee Yafb ap=
continents
Win rfsft and udsu fighting n
hot duei for she control - NsW
York. they fear that Mf Roosevelt
maF be- caught between the swords
points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
Favor COndeming Tracks
of the Seattle Octopus

Hts AZ such city or town for the
transportation ~ freight and pas
senxers. with eali authority tn -swu
late sud control the use aud opera
tlun thereof and "a nx. alter fcgu
late and control the fares and rates
to b charged thereon. and Tor the
purpose aforesaid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

WAHHlNaTON. Oct Re The
woman To blue Nra Lacy e lee.
~ Nanhassal. T. !. who persisted
IN tfyinK q call o. the president 81
Oyster uaF this summer. Hsaa arrest :
"a - white House secret service
officers - shs stepped into tbe cor
fldof ehs iH in jail pending an e.
animation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

The ideal shott irtn FOR tourists
= ~ e 20 she e : navy yard ard
tattlsshgps The Puget soaud navy
ynra = ne largest on the Pacific
roa~t. Fn~t steamers leave pfsf
~ , Hnd 20 =. m Ills 80 Hnd
ss78 = ~ Ears rnsfrH frlp see
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
WITH PLATT AND ooELL w a
Row. ROOSEVELT MUST &c =
DIPLOMAT



= Oct D.
since senator
Thomas P1atf
Of Nsu York has
denied the report
that he T. about
"a die and IN
FIeW q hta siren
us,i@ work 70
larnsaafrafa that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

Iasf a. Ere cid ndv on fhe white
horse az naubury cross ala UniY
she ald lsdv were bells ea her toes.
DOT - hes. well. nnf where thfY
row #eHF them
Hut the secret q eat. They seaf
hem
Shh
Un their sIftsfs'
7TlHkie tlokiefy tlnk. Tick. tf0kie
That's the way II goes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
SEVERAL MEMBERS COUNCIL ssLtevs THIS METHOD
WOULD SOW. LOCAL TRANSPORTATION esostsm

purchase. acquire. add to maintain
and operate cable. electric and other
railways Within the corporate HIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
Our Showing of Art Fabrics
for Bedroom Draperies
Is Larger and Finer
Than Ever Before


ehfonier
yard 800. 49,. ...... zoe
curtains Sc
ART cREToNSE per yard zoe
yard
Of o They n a
o full oolongs-bue vel
the II preferable.
goods yourself you
small expense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
French Vegetable Mohair
Rugs for Less Tomor-
row and Thursday

We imported these attractive from France They
are rich orenal eoofa the copies genuine
window showing Of these ftuEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

This Heating Stove has long
front feed door. with inside
swing smoke guard. Is fitted with
draw center CRATE. screw draf,
damper ash pan. nickelcd top ring.
nickeled foot rcsts nickelcd name
plate and nickeled spun urn,
Prices ara as follows:
No. Ia. diameter 9 inches. heirbi
- Inches 3. $500. ss,- -. 30
No, Il. diameter II inches. hcight
81 inches ....s.t. -. 5000
No a. diameter ~ inches. height
Al Inches - ,.ss. $3.50 St9.10
M. ie. diameter Is inches. height
g inches 5. ..... $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
BeckWith Alright
A Strictly Wood-Burning Heater

EMBODYING THE FAMOUS
PRINCIPLES OF THE GENUINE
BECkWfTH ROUND OAK.
This stove Is made by the same
people as is the celebrated Round
Oak Heating Stove II has the
Round Oak tight-fitting doors and
draft. made heavy and OF best ma
terial. Draft opening is fitted
with swing hearth. the same as Is
used on the Round Oak. through
which the ashes arc removed. The
body IS made Of Woods charcoal
iron. Is gauge. same quality as Is
used in the Round Oak. aud s. Sc
enrely riveted at top and bottom.
To give stove greater durability
lower part Is lined with cast iron.
The BECkWlTH AIR TIGHT
has large feed door In front and an
extra large opening in the top for
chunks OF wood. Is surmounted
With omen east work swing top
with nickeled urn. Has wide poll
ished nickeled side foot rails.
Prices are as follows
No Is .... .,sss......., - DO
No, % ...ts.s .+t..sts.s I'll
No, = sees ....s...s.... 1O.Wb
No. q ....s... s...ss+-. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

This ~ an attractive loW priced
Oak Heating Stove Has dump
crate. nickeled foot rests nickcled
name plate and niokcled spun urn
rrlcea are aa follows.
No 10. diameter 10 inches. hcieht
20 inches ,..ss ..s o.. SN.,tO
No y. diameter liz inches
height Is inches .s+... ~. 81
No "a. diameter 1871 inches,
height a. inches ,.s.. 5000
No rs. diameter 1874 inches
height IS inches ,... Sf2.21
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

! gives III inear poratsa cities the
~ % construed. CONDEMN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

Golden finished solId OAK pafior
stand having shaped top zfN2f in,
with embossed side rail- beneath
There are four turned lega which
support shaped lower shelf. Reg
uiar price g. 90. Hpeeiai price 20
morrow ..s..,ss....s... 81 30
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31
The Business Managers Heart to Heart Talk
with the Merchants Of Pensacola.


little heart to
heart talk with the Merchants Of Pensacola this morning
particular the AdvfrisDg Rate Card
Year
during that circulation has MORE THAN DOUBLED
More that the three cost Of operation has been
notwithstanding doubling
THREE LONG YEARS been
1l " eng -A'a- ~ = ma nv pau @
Inc te mas now arrived "hen tnat rate must re hasel II must
alb
o requirement the business office for the operation the paper and
SECOND because the improved service which The Journal
now giving advertisers WORTH IT.
uat The Journals
operating with four exceptions LARGER PROBABLY
THOSE OTHER BUSINESS
$25oO $4,000 OF this $500
day $4,000 week is for LABOR ALONE The other 100000 to
the special
lights the sund other
Denses which newspaper must always counts
This is Pansacolas
works
wholesale house the labor the
maintaining either the
The Journals nearly quite the entire sal
roll Of the
gct amount money together every week
requires EXCEPTIONALLY HARD WORK
ordinarily figured as reasonable rate
for giving similar
with The Journals expense account II has mot even bee do 10 cor
per
advertiser who good
circulation can possibly have any fault to find with
One feature about the
possess that nearly all Oh its the
shed With the exception Of its Associated
HERE AT HOME and the money in
The Journal does usually
but has always believed in taking the
therefore made this
little talk his this paper
direct
space in The Journal during 1905
have done the biggest business spent
has not been ezpnse
do the biggest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

states and the whole world The cul-
fnlnati0n OF the Russo-Japanese war
the peace of Portsmouth and the part
President Roosevelt and the United
States PLAYED in 10 Russia's domestic
revolution. the Ant-Graft and Anti
Boss revolt IN the United states the
exposure OF the insurance mismanage-
ment. the conviction OF. law-breakers
in the United states senate Cby law
in some cases and by public senti-
ment in others.) the triumph of
science over the yellow fever, and the
wonderful business prosperity which
has come to America in every way
all these things have combined to
make 1905 a most memorable and re-
markable year
From every indication the New
Year is going TO be equally as pros
porous as the Old one. and possibly
more so. The commercial agencies
predict a e5Dd year. Toe volume Of
orders booked ahead are said TO ex-
.ceed any previous rear in the coun-
try's history and high prices. with
fun employment for labor. are pre-
dicted for an indefinite time.
Altogether the world has reason TO
feel good over the accomplishments
Of 1905 and to feel better over
the prospects for 1906.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31
The Old Year
and the New.

me old year goes out today and
st midnight the bells win ring in the
virorous New Year of 1896
U1fh Pensacola the year which is
irsl closing has been q remarkable
one remarkable alike for the disad-
rsntaees under uhich the city has la-
bored tor q part of the time and for
thc great business activity which has
dominated Sc during the balance Of
the time
It SIS no exagsoration when We say
THAI sitorethcr Pensacola has had
the best year 10 her history. The
holiday trade has been exceptionally
good. ana the bee feature of t is
that St has been. in very large part.
cash business Money has been plen-
tfu and has been spent freely
Erery laboring mans family had a
ro0d Christmas and something leii
over Tor New Years
I'D business during 1905 has been
good. the business outlook for 1906 is
SIAN better Pensacoia's wholesale
business s. larger and growing faster
than ever Her export commerce Is
aclre and promises 30 continue So
The money from the city bond issue
ru become available within six
weeks and The work of seBaing paw
inr and improving the city viii com
nence forthwith. There are in i'm
mediate course OF construction or i'm
riiate prospeo of construction dur
inr ~ ear new buldinEs whose
cox ~ aggregate half million dol
lars Every mechanic and laborinE
man in The city has been. IS now. ano
viii continue 10 be fully employed al
food wages In TACT The local labor
supply WIZ not be sumcienl TO III the
demand
All this being true. business OF
every nature must necessarily -four
Ssh. And on top OF 81 an. IL the two
protested railroads which Pensacola
hopes 60 secure shan materalize-
and we believe they wlu-fhe year
1895 a. the Deep Water City VIII he
the greatest year which her pe0pls
nave ever experienced.
ID a general way. the Old Year has
been e remarkable one for the United
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31
Marine Grocery Co.
6O4, SOC. COS, 60 s. Palafox St.
Phone 725.
v. J. VIDAL, Manager.
THE HOME or GOOD THINGS TO
EAT.

Just Received:
Halibut Chunks. Halibut Quick Lunch
80 kits Of fancy MackercI S1.25 per
kit
SO kits Salmon. $l25 per Kit
so kits halibut fins. S1z5 per kt
so kits Of Cod Tongues and sounds.
s1.25 per kit
Bloaters, Mixers and Roes, Herring.
Goldfish. Picked Salmon, Din Pickles.
German Sauer krout
Pigs Feet in kits. S1.00.
Manewal and Lange's Fruit Cake
National Biscuit Cos Fruit Cake. CSC
per pound
We handle The celebrated blends %
Coffee roasted by the Gulf City Coffee
Co. H. r. Chapman, Manager.
Oaxaca 35c To-; Gold STANDARD. Csc
10. Diamond Blend. 2jc Dbl. Golden
Rio. zoe To-
Strictly fresh roasted and as good
as any Coffee sold fin this city
Send us your orders and we win de-
liver promptly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31
The Law Of Equalization
and Retribution.

There Is rothing more absolute or
inexorable than The law Of ultimate
equalization and retribution-the law
which metes cut punishment fitting
every sin, commensurate justice to
every transgrecaor, great and small
alike.
Some days ago. the United States
senate. for .he first time on record.
refused TO recognize the death Of one
al fts members. This refusal was
based on the fact that the member,
Senator Mitchell Of Oregon, had just
previous 20 his death been found
guilty By a jury Of receiving a fee Of
$500 to act as attorney for a lana syn
dictate before the interior department
The case Of another United States
senator. Mr.. Burton, Of Kansas. is
stu pending in the courts for an al
most similar ofense. though two con
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

victions have been found against MIN.
He still holds his seat in the senate,
but viii probably not 40 so long.
Within the present month, John r.
Walsh, owner of several national
banks and sundFy other enterprises.
including the Chicago Chronicle. has
faced The penitentiary doors on
prosecution az the hands Of the state
and national authorities.
Since the New York election. fifteen
men have been sent to the peniten-
t.ary for election frauds and crimes
committed under the direction Of
Leader Murphy Of Tammany hall.
For weeks the insurance fnvesuga-
ton has been developing fraud and
nismanagement that have sent some
people to Europe, caused the resigna-
tion Of otaers, and hela a possibility
OF criminal prosecution up before
numerous gentlemen in high places
who are now suffering acute mind tor
ture in view Of what has been shown
and what may still be shown.
The law Of equalization-of retri
bution-is working.
AND there are still others to come
Where the courts have failed to pun
ish. public sentiment is at work
A court and jury convicted sena-
tor Mitchell for receiving a $500 fee
as attorney before the interior de-
partment Public sentiment has al
ready convicted such men as Senator
Depew and Senator Plat for crimes
against common honesty Of a still
more serious nature. Depew contin-
ues TO hold his seat In the senate
while at the same time he is a direc-
tor or officer in more tnan 20 corpora
tons and he receives a salary from
most Of them for looking after their
interests at Washington He is. in
fact. their paid attorney in the United
States senate. Plat continues to
hold his seat in the senate ana at the
same time hold The position of presi-
dent Of the United states Express
Company. He is that company's paid
attorney in the United States senate.
There are many others that occupy
similar positions and represent SINH
lar interests.
These men will all have to answer
in full to the law of equalization and
Of retribution and many Of them are
doing so now.
One feature that stands out in bold
relief i'm connection with their cases
is the fact that every one Of them
made themselves heard in 1896 and
1900 on the subject of honest
money" and national honor They
prated long and loud about it, The
Depews. Plats. MitcheIls. Brtons,
McCans. McCiudys. Perkinses. Hydes.
Washes Murp-ues, and others Of their
INK we're horrifed at the idsa Of a
"dishonest curnmcy@ and OF national
dishon0r."
Time has shown, however, that
they had no compunctions Of con
science when it came to appropriat-
i ing other peoples money to their own
fuses. selling ont the public interests
whom they are supposed to represent
OF debauching public sentiment by
means Of a corruption fund. as the
case many be The national honor"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

One Of the most noteworthy Christ
mas editions received was that Of the
Jacksonville Metropolis which. AL.
ways noted for its enterprise, fairly
outdid Itself on this occasion. It's
special cartoons and Illustrations
We're exceptionally good.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

The holiday edition of the Cane
brake, Ala. Herald. edited by f. r.
Barker, formerly Of Pensacola. was
one Of the kind that it does your ewes
good to look at Mr.. Barker is max.
ing a fine success Of his newspaper en-
terprise and his friends in Pensacola
rejoice with him in it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31
Enterprising and Clever
Holiday Editions.

The newspapers during the past
Two weeks have been doing some very
and clever work in the
way OF special holiday editions and
every one that has come to The Jour
nals exchange table mas been read
with interest and pleasure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31
Tie Angel Of The Ne50 Tear


last night ] lay a-sleeping and ] dreamed
The Angel OF the New year came 10 me
Holding within her hands Lies gracious gifts
The wreath Of Fame the Rose of Love and sold
Within casket set with precious gems.
dreamed she cook my urei hands in hers
And thus spake unto me:
What Wit thou. man
That should give 90 thee. Of an my gifts?
Long hast thou MISUNDERSTANDING aid we'll
Hast done thy best and within my hand
The best of gifts J offer unto thee.
Here. and she lifted high The chaplct green
That bad crared for many weary years:
"lhis wilt thou wear or wilt thou choose the goldg
Or wilt thou wear this rose upon tay breast?-
Bven the fragrant crimson Rose Of Love
Choose fhou.' she said: then silent waiting stood
Then spako TO the Angel 81 the Year.
Long. long." said II struggled an in vain
To wear tie wreath Of Fame upon my brow
Alas TOO late il eomes-desire Is dead
] cannot light again its burned ont fires
! ask not for the paudits OF the crowd
j have grown careless Of s praise blame.
The gold within the casket. what Of thate
can % bring peace 10 me2 2 fear not
The Rose of Love would wither an too soon
Upon this restless. weary heart OF mine
2 wore iittlc flower anon nv breast
once many years agO-'tis withereI now:
ID was So fair and seemed 10 lend -he world
something ot sWestne7s Twas a-ut bloom
The flower Of Faith-I lost & on fife's way
And So tramped meath Tho feet OF men,
Po0r little tender bloom of my l0st youth
When on my breast 7 wore The little flower
AZ Hie's good gifts were added unto me-
Give back TO me my faith Ia feliow-man
And keep thy other gifts pray to thee"
And then methouEhf the Angel smiling said.
Thou knoWest not, Oh man. what thou dost say:
~ thou wouldst wear blossom thy breast
Wear then upon thy breast my Rose OF Love;
Within Us heart its bears the fragrance sweet
Of en- earth's flowers. lisa aiisman
Wnl bring en- gracious gifts 10 him who wears
u thou COST crave tay iai'h then fake ms rose
And DO shah faith be added unto thee.
Aad ne shan bourgeon down the WAYS again.
, 49, !, s. =. Il =. :. 4. q. =. 4, !, i. I, - =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

The Jacksonville Times-Union got
out big foursection paper which
must have made Santa Claus's heart
glad when he saw it. No where in
the South is there a better or bigger
newspaper than the T-U and # is do
ing a great work in exploiting the al.
yantages Of Florida to the world.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

The Woman's Edition OF the ITALIA
hassee Capital recently issued was
not only a worry interesting publica-
ton, but it was decided credit TO
the women of Tallahassee. IT con
tanned 20 pages, was printed on book
paper, AM was attractively illustrat.
ed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

was Of secondary importance then.
But the mills Of the gods are grind
ing, and we know what kino of a grist
they turn out
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

The latest addition to The Journals
exchange table Is the ST. Augustine
Meteor-an exceptionally edited and
attractive weekly It looks like It
deserved success. Lewis ". Zim is
editor ana proprietor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

With characteristic enterprise Har.
~ McCreary Of the Gainesville sun
got out special edition for Christ
mas. It is needless to say that it was
a good one
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

When It comes 10 enterprise. com
mend us to The Florala News Though
Florala Is not a large town and what
there IS OF 1t has been built uD in the
last three CT four years, the News IS
sued a Christmas edition that will
rank with any of them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-31

The Miami Metropolis issued 3
Christmas number in a handsome lifb-
ograpaed cover which could not fail
to attract attention wherever ID was
seen The Metropolis can always be
depended upon to keep in the van Of
the procession.