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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-20
To the Policy Holders of the New York
Life Insurance Company

Won and Western MASSACHUSETTS,
renresentatives-remind as follows: - -
New business in ls4o-oi years ago.
That over people insured in The New 1orh hie "
day. - ;, m 7 :, Tho Now York Life in
That of these insured IN Inc we" ioih IN "
1905 for 1896 64OS54 NEARLY 300 million dollars ,oo- -
That NewY Life paid POLICY HolDEl'o IN i'oo W
$40 549S4 dividends and gained over 10
lionsin assets. s,os mn ooo--
That The New York today exceed S43ooooooo
oye 40 900 in of liabilities Gall bonds mortgages anu
reale stateno stock) -. .u;u;o,s ond more
will all these milons-ahd hoie
to nolcy holders within Ia
That The has about l,Ooo pohcies MATURE
and payments-every month 80 oom.
Hamilton legislative expenses ana cam
o;n Lies funds during the past ~
Years were so invested yield the poicyhode pront Oh @
zoo 600 in addition than Af interest on the company
rrcoNTEcTA no.
lev It's a legacy, not lawsuit. .o,;or
~ the only Company to issue 10 Pocy
holders public annual statement giving scheou " ~
real and mortgage loans and ponds
That Life not ashamed 10 eAhipl o
because they the best in the world . ,, :; yormon
That York Life does the largest BUSINESS IN M d
IN Massachusetts, England the United States IN the wo
That no invested in The New York Lfe ever ~
dollar through it, . H.. .;oh oonfdentIv challenge
comnarson with financial institution the word
traing loss splendid gains for absolute security oI 1has
tbnas proud history of this great Company ana douoy
grateful supreme position and protection
We remain,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-20
MILLINERY.

Children's trimmed straw hats,
Soc, Soc, 75c., SOC, sl.oo to $3.50.
Children s muslin, Hamburg, and com.
bination of muslin and silk hats, at
Soc. 75c., SOC, Sl.00 TO $500.
Ladies and misses ready to wear
hats. great variety, Sl.25 to $3.50.
Ladies trimmed hats, black, white,
and all colors, s1.98, 1925, SAB to
$500.
SIPS,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-20
SPECIAL

Great Gale Of white fabrics It's only natural you should look
this for the of white goods town tor II
a showing that's hard to beat. partial list follows.
n., rirs AZ 70 2c &c., &c., aoes Isc, &c.,
soc, &c. oSc 10 si@o'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
PARDON FOR
JACKSON

A pardon FOR Turner Jackson. tho
negro convict who was recently re-
leased from McNel'a island and has
since been remauded there. j. being
sought FOR by the friends OF the
man. Senator Piles and Congress
man Humphrey are interesting the
president In the case. and Richard
SAKE Jones. attorney for Jackson.
has also communicated with other
men Of influence al Waahlngtou 10
regard 20 the matter
Jackson has served nearly all Of
a ten year sentence for a crime com
mitted In Alaska. lie was released
recently when Judge Hartford de-
eided that the new rule allowing
eonyiets 10 days a month for good
behavior was applicable 10 men sen
fenced before u was passed The
circuit court Of appeals oVerruled
Judge Hanford. and Jackson vas
sent back 10 prison.
ills conduct Ia the pcnitentlary
has been exemplary. and Il being
strongly urged as reason for par
donlng him Jackson has about a
year aud a half more u serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
INSANE DRUGGIST
CAUSES TROUBLE

I'D. Carmichael. %. she druggist
who appeared az police headquarters
early Monday morning with the re
port that a man living In the
Olympic apartments. Western and
Seneca. had designs upon his life
Is IN trouble again. and la now be
inE held at the city jail until he
"nuberk up"
This morning II 2 o'clock be was
found attempting % enter a build
ing near the olympic apartments
When officers Phillips aud Locker
demanded his business. they were
met with the astonishing answer
that be was looking for pei coli "
The mans mind Is undoubtedly
temporarily dcrsuEcd from the ef-
fectA OF excessive drinking II be
shows no Improvement within the
next few days. the man will be sent
20 the county Jail. where he will be
examined as 10 hia sanity Nothing
IL known 81 Carmichaeis relatives
beyond bis statement that be has a
sister in the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

United States Attorney Frye con
unued bis Investigation uf the Va
lencia wreck today with the aid" Of
the yle!laHt inspectors The first
witness was Frank Rlchley. the
fircmen'a meaaboy. who WIS rescued
from a life raft.
Mak Stanzicf. a fireman. Was the
second witness Ito was sure that
over 30 roeketa were fired ON the
might Of the disaster
Chief Cook samuel Hancock Was
neat called 10 the stand and gave
damaging testimony concerning tho
lack OF discipline and organization
aboard the ship when she struck.
Hancock declared that no crews
were placed In the boats. that no
Officers stood bY 10 command the
iifrboatH. and that anybody aud
everybody was allowed to enter the
lifeboata Who desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

wasin ne nert four years the
4 rats VIII spend an Immense
kzasat q money ia Seattle aai
- 4 he Rnckiex. AZ stated. This
VI ha AK Isss than yiS 1l1 600 aud
d & pr1hahllity 81 90 90
r. i xusng r. build a line q
uzsa6 alnnx the Columbia River
sssEzs Portland az 5000 a. pa
&s TITS II n an offasf to the
ar 4 The Hartman ruaas Int0
sfs@ Hs figures that this will
q sAizss 10 The Hartman inter-
"a
Va ne rapid Developments In
y railfoa4 ataatsou Of the past
- lzfs TIE designs o. the Great
A-sesrr 6ietalor ara rapidly near
y n Eaxs uhen there viii b.
n'1izs q FEAR from publicity. A
F'Maal Trend q the railroad giant
aazz sA4i hls welcoming the 0thar
ntk 10 Seattle and Puget sound IL
fszsss. that be figures Tor one ton
= afsash ffeiGht lost be will gain
W q fh1rt-haai traffic. This
AsHaaal traffic IL a big producer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
FRANCHISE
IS FILED
HARa@AN ORDINANCE REFERRED TO CORPORATIONS com.
@''rss UNDER NAME OF WASHINGTON NORTHERN RAIL.
COMPANY

As announced exciuaively In The
star yesterday. the Union Pacific
az Hartman railroad interests. ask
81 The city council last night To Eive
them franchise 20 enter Seattle.
The application Is made out IN.
der the name NJ the Washington
Northern Railway company. ana
n a. tarned over "a the council BY
Attorney John r. Hartman. The
proposed ordinance VAS referred 20
The corporations committee.
ln brief. the franchise foaaexfa a
Ftsht-of.Eay Tor a railroad line en-
lending from the hnuiheyly limits
u the eity and Nhateam az, north
On hat thorouEhfare 10 Railroad
AZ. thence noFtherlY TO property
which Hartman has acquired at In
terhay aud smiths Cove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
MINISTERS
SEE CASE

II pursuance ~ the movement re-
Gently Initiated ~ the Methodist
ministers ~ Seattle IN bshalf af
cie8n government committee nf
thfne. representing all % the Meth.
oti#s churches in the city. yesterday
called upon Major Otto A. Case.
chairman 81 tbs republican city ceu-
trail committee Men without the
suspiciun 81 being connected with
o. friendly 70 mny public service
corporation. and men ~ high stand
ing and morals. are The desire Of tho
ministers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
ARMED To
THE Teeth

Fuiiy armed and sacipps-i "a boil
np a train. or commit other dime
novel ats. and With a more OF less
complete tramping untfit. two boys.
aged IS and IL Yeafs. we're captuFrsi
At Auburn iast uiRhf BY Duputx
Marshal Rail and lodged In the
county Jail this afternoon. The
boys are AIMS % reputable Seattle
citizens. bat hslng iuveuilrs their
names wsre not given out BY the
sheriff
TIE yauiha left home on Monday
night. tAklnw a revolver frum the
father % one and buying a es-cai-
ibss rife They also had In their
possession q butcher knife. care
fully aharpened. Ammunition and
provisions In considerable quaint.
ties completed the ktt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

come Ia the sound within a few
days but could not give you any
exact ldoa as Ca what his move
meuts viii be In the Immediate fu-
ture
Depend Upon A."
There Is one thing that you can
depend upon. though. and that ~
that the North Caaat railroad will
be built and IN operation long be
fore many az the other lines that
have been talked al - much here
recently. We are simply IA the
field Ca build aud operate a rail
road. and u In our Intention 20 do
50"
ia the North Coast entirely tn
dependent. or IL Il 10 form n CON
Meeting link with a new tranacon-
tinental line to Seattle7" Mr.. Kerr
was asked.
No Cannot Tell.
THAT cannot toll YOU N this
time" he replied. Future deyel-
upmsnta will most likely demon
ktrate the truth or faiaity OF such
statement. cannot say anything
definitely. ~ there Is no use in
asking the question
Now that the Milwaukee franchise
IL practically ont 81 the way, the
city council will be in a position
90 take up the franchise applied for
by the North Coast railroad In this
cltv. and Mr Strahnrn will probably
eane 10 Seattle while the franchise
l. under confederation. and give
such help ~ he can 10 have the mat
ter adjusted satisfactorily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
PASSENGER MEN
HOLD MEETING

CHICAGO. Feb. it.-At a meeting
81 the General Passenger Agents
association. held here to-day, repre-
NeaiAtlvus 1T the Could. Vanderbilt
Cassats and smaller systems. repre-
santlnx 50 roads. arc discussing
whAt appears 70 be a crisis IN rail
road affairs.
ny tho AGENT law In Ohlo. one Of
fetal declared that the pabiie II
going 20 Lose instead ~ gain. he
said the roads sili reduce the mum
her and quality of trains through
Ohio. and the people VIII enjoy
fswer safeguards against accidents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
GIRLS ARE
CAPTURED
sunAwAYs FROM sgATrIE FOUND IN nAtlARo-cA.PEo IN
WOODS sur BECAME FRioarfNEo WILD ANIMALS"

and stayed all night Al the Hotel
Feit.
This morning the girls went TO q
restaurant. aud after hearty
breakfast walkei out Of the piasa
aud inta the arms Of a big bury
policeman. Mrs. Thompson. after
harinE that the girls wnre at the
station. AZ once weat there.
The Tears Flew.
Mr. stringer and Mr. noyee. the
fathers 81 two of tho girls. were
hot on tho. trail Of the trIo. ana
after being Informed that the girls
had been locked up proceeded "a the
jail The tears rolled down the
faces ot the twn Smaller girls IS
their fathers entered. hut no words
were spoken. Later the trio march
cf home
Rose Thompson and Hazel string
or lived af aai " FIRST av Seattle
ami Ethel Bayra resides 81 gl7
Harrison a.
The Etris we're prepared for The
trip NJ they had canned goods.
frying pans ard white table cloths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
WILL DEMAND
ACCOUNTING

NEW YORK. Feb a. The
trustees Of the New York Life IN
aufauce company met today. and
before adjournment the Fowler
committees report q campaign
contributions viii likely be- submit
ted.
Thomas +. Fowler. chairman 81
the hauHe-cinaninK committee, viii
80 ~ Europe March l. osteusibly
for pleasure. but Il is believed real
~ e. demand ~ Hamilton. on pain
It exiraditiun. an accounting or the
restitution af 81 900 600 Fowler.
Attorney jerome and Mayer have
been rs conference upon this mat
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
APPEAL
LIKELY

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. IL
United States Marine Inspectors
whitney and Turner have passed an
opinion touching the plotting OF
vessels which will In all likelihood
have the effect Of re-opening the
ease OF the state vs. Capt. Charles
W Amea Capt Ames was arrested
recently at the instance Of certain
Puget Sound pilots charged with
plotting without a license After a
trial Ia the superior court here Capt.
Amca was discharged on the show
ing that he carried unlimited United
States license and on the further
showing BY his attorney that the
state law was not compulsory. The
matter was taken up by the local
board with the Seattle inspectors.
sho replied In a letter received this
morning that pilots carrying United
States license only have not the
right TO handle foreign vessels In
American waters. this right being
limited 10 those working under the
state board As Captain Ames Was
arrested for plotting the British
steamship cralghail there Is every
likelihood Of an appeal
Ladies' Of Seattle Circle. Wood
men Of World. gave poverty ball last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
MILLIONS 10
COME HERE

Washington territory by the Cana
dian Pacific. Tho british tran.sonz
'inensal line Is coming 10 Seattle
ana II now building into Spokane
II viii run It's own cars over it's
own tracks aud own riRht -of way 10
both eentera Of population Just
now Mr. liill II working out a
scheme To block off this project
The Great Northern maKnate'a dis.
IKE to the Canadian Pacific Ia prinz
clpaily because Il II tied up with
Thomas Lowry In the 500 line.
which he has found an unpleasant
nelghbor IN Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
WORK IS BEGUN

Work was started yesterday by
United States Engineer A. = Lodef
on the sample mile AZ macadam road
~ lse Installed by the roUntF. The
road Is along the Duwamiah river.
% the south 81 Seattle. u il a fair
sample Of King county aud will
serve % ahuw the efficiency Of mac
adam in preventing mud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
FOR
TROUBLE IN CHINA
AMMUNITION IS ORDERED IN LARGE QUANTITIES
FOR USE OF TROOPS IN PHILIPPINES.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. i4-An
order for 1900. 900 ball cartridges
has been received from the ord
nance department at tho Ffankford
arsenal here They are Ia be %
30-caliber and of the Krag -JorKen-
sen type. Although no Information
could be obtained at the araenai
as 10 the reason for tho large add
uonal order for cartridges. they arc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

ON behalf Of James. or Lem,
short. who was recently convicted
OF stealing a harse and wagon. and
who Is suspected % being one Of the
men who held up the Great North
srn express near Ballard last Oc-
tnber. an affidavit WAS filed in the
superior court this morning 70 ahov
that the suspect could not have been
Al the scene Of the crime ON the
morning after II was committed.
The affidavit IL that Of ]. ~ Mich
ola, telegraph operator at Davis
Crossing. on the lnterurhan.
The case % the children 0f Omar
Lovejoy against the Northern Pa
oific Railroad company. for $50 900
damages. vas dismissed from the
United States court by the plaintiffs
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

in the formation uf = gigantic cop
per combine embracing the Anal
gamatsd holdings in bonanza. tbs
Circle group at fiiabee. ArizonA. ard
the bingham consolidated mines az
Bingham. Utah. anA North lutte
mines IN thia city.
The purchase % the Queen MI
ting company. ~ Kendall By Foley
Bros. % 81 Paul. for tteon aea. -
announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
NEW MAN FOR
MISSIONER

u. W. Huntnon. Of Beiilngham,
formerly general manager OF the
Pacific Fisheries company and the
Puget sound hualness u the Pacific
parkin A Navigation company. IL
the latest possible successor 70 Fish
Commissioner Kershaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
GETS
MANY MILLION
SALE IS rHoUcHr PART oS PLAN TO FORM GIGANTIC
COPPER COMBINE.

BUTTE. Mont. Fch if-nY the
terms Of the transfer BY Augustus
Heln2e Aud the ualssd Copper
mines 20 Thomas p Cole. represent
ina the ABaiEamatrd. North Butte
and Gukxenhslmer interests
HsinEe VIII receive IS .0o0. 90. one
half 81 which Will ~ Ia cash and
the other half In preferred securi-
ties.
II Is understood the sale Is a step
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

BALLARD. frh nose
Thompson. it. Hazel strineer. Il,
and Ethel Hoyee. -. who ran a~ay
from their homes in Seattle yeatef
day. we're picked up In Ballard this
morning BY the police after taking
fright Ia the woodN. whsye they IN
tended 10 camp over night
The three girls len their homes
yesterday morning 60 go 20 aehooI.
bat decided that a trip 10 Everett.
whnrs Mrs Thompson. mother %
Ho@r Thompson. Vas staying. would
bn much hsttef than a day ~ dfuds
cry AZ school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

Intended for the troops in the
Philippines These troops. II is
Understood. use the Krag Jorgensen
rifle exclusively. and II Is eatimai-
ed that the increased order for am
munltion II IN anticipation % pos
sible trouble In China The pres
ent daily output ~ cartridges at tbs
arsenal IL 10000. and the new or
der viii increase II 10000 daily for
the next four months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

when tho federal commission APP
pointed By President Roosevelt "a
investigate the Valencia affair met
this afternoon ~ the federal court.
Il turned down the request Of At
Drney Howe. ~ the Pacific Coast
Steamship company. Ia efuas-exam-
Inc witnesses. although the attors
ner will be allowed % intervene
upan proper occasions. Second Mate
Peterson was the first witness All
Paedfic Coast company officials
wefe present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

Remember the free boat etcur-
sions 10 Lakeside city from Madison
Para next Sunday A fine ride and
fine chance 70 inyeHiigate
mooney making investment. For par
tlcuiara see Van DE Nauter- Davis
q Co. Starr Boyd building or g. ".
Randall. SIS Alaska building 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

Tbs Kiria stated this morning that
they arrived Ia ballard about noon
and latef vent 90 the end II the
ballard ear line ans Into the wnsda.
y here they haiit q fire and bad
lunch. intending to camp in the
wooas all night. upon seems eofnes
thing that looked Ilks slid animals
thny made a sudden rush for tuwn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

The franchise further provides.
however, that the road shalt have
the riEht To maintain OF construct
any spur track or tracks necessary
to serve wharyea or warehouses. O.
cupying no mare ground than alb
solutely necessary.
Joint Use.
one section in the proposed hii
provides that any other railway
eomnany hereafter constructing 4
standard gauge railroad Ia seattle.
upon obtaining a franchise to any
point where e WITH reach With is
ears any point an the proposed line.
shall have the fiKht ~ joint use
o. tracks upon the payment Of such
monthly o. annual rental as MAJ
be Just and equitable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
Wife PLEADS
FOR PREACHER

COLFAx. Feb. ff-On motion %
the prosecuting attorney. the charge
against Rev. John Pickle Of ship
ping his Wife waz dismissed. Mrs.
Pickle made a special plea for her
husband. Who has been confined Ia
the county jail here since Saturday.
sha said that she would rather he
would be free. even n he dld nils
treat her. than 70 have him confined
in the county jail. where he would
be compelled 10 breathe the foul air
and especially the tobacco smoke.
for be cannot stand tobacco smoke.
Tho husband was released. and the
two vent away happy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
new DIRECTORS

Although no political workers
have appeared Al the court house
this year with foreigners applying
for naturalization papers dozens ~
men have taken the oath Of allie
glance in the past few days. pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
NO CHANGE IN RULES.

NEW YORK. Feb. Ill baseball
maEnatea of tho National and
American leagues aud a Joint com.
miitee met IN this city today. II Is
said 10 be unlikely that there will
be any changes In the rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
is AFTER THE
CONVENTION

Al meeting this afternoon the
Chamber - Commerce took action
20 secure for seattle the 1891 con-
vention af state railroad commits
uiouara. state Railroad Commits
nionar MCMILLAN win extend the In
vttatIou IN behalf - the chamber
10 tbe convention when Il meets IN
washington. T.. G.. ia April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

order yesterday issued By Judge
Fratsr gnatructinR H. Denny TO
come before court and show cause
Why he shall not DO cited for con
tempt and removed from admins
tering estate Of A A. Denny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
REGRADE CAN GO ON

Through a compromise reached
batweeu the corporation counsel
and counsel representing the inter
eats which secured an injunction
against proceeding with the 5rd aV.
resrads three months ago. the city
viii now be enabled to carry on the
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
~ RR 8 TILL
SIDES TEPS
NORTH COAST MAN REFUSES TO oWuto1 HACKERS sur IN.
sIsrs Will oE COMP LGrGo ssfoRr ANY OTHERS.

The North Coast Hallway cont
pany's line Will be constructed Just
aa rapidly aa men and money can
accomplish the task
The above statement was made
today by ) A, Kerr. local repre-
sentative ~ the new railroad. who
returned last night from North
Yakima. where he waa IN confer
enea with President Il Il Strahoru
Tho latter official was expected Ia
Seattle today but he was detained
NJ North Yakima with important ID.
SIZES regarding riEht.of- way and
viii not come Ia the sound FOR seY.
crai DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

W. G. r a. a. meeting yesterday.
decided 70 aid Capt Boyes. OF Home
for Frieudless Women. By furnish
ing one % the rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

when you want fuel % any Kind
.sbons the City Fuel Co. Ind. 1851.
Main SO. Best fuel on the market
and quick delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

Among the many plays underiin-
I'd for presentation ~ fhe Third
Avenue tknater is W =. Mamie
villen evergreen success sHu-
man Hearts" the best o. ita Kind
and a great favurits II opens merit
Sunday for a weok's engagement IL
IL one Of the best popular priced at
fractions in the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

Rev. A. W Martin engaged BY the
school board 10 deliver series 81
three lectures 20 students 81 high
school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

aumably To be IN time for registra-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

Yes. continued Mr. Kerr. "our
desire now IL TO push the work Of
completing this railroad Aa rapidly
a. possible. This should be- the one
Item of Information that the people
of Seattle and this state arr inter-
estrt In. We have planned a rail
road and are going 10 have one II
Is Just exactly what Il purporta to
be. good. substantial business IN
Vratment
We have practically obtained all
Of our fight-of way Ia the Column
hia river. with the exception ~ a
few strips across tho Northern Pa
cifte land and school lands. These
matters w hope to have settled
without any more delay Mr. Sta.
horn cnnid not come 10 Seattle last
night Tor the reason that there we're
certain Developments al North YAK.
ina which Kept him there. lie may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

49, htts ttstt
HANK cIEAuINQa. 4
= tNh. "a. 1905 as...4 A3.GaB. 1905 \
: Fch. "a. t80b.s..... 7fa2tesb 4
A Increase over same a
\ date last yenf. 1881. s11tH 4
SF4s sEssR s4sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
seoTeH IMPoRTeo MAoRAs

FLAX VELOUR TABLE GOV.
ERS-ln Oriental designs.
A $500 S. Spread reduced 20
...sss...s ...s.. .ss... $500
A $500 i0@4 Spread reduced 20
....... ..4...s .......Sf LIZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
sr 10 Spend $4,000, 600 for Docks and Ware.
Houses in This Ciy---Coming OF Other Rail-
Roads is the Reason.

Of raiiroad revenue. because Il nays
better rates per mile Hlll figures
mat hls read can take the loweat
Stade traffic out Of tho new CONN
tiles al a profit. aud will get ita
share OF traffic Into all centers
arN OF old. no matter what may be
done.
pess Net Like Canadian Pacific
the one. real thorn prleklnK Mr..
ttil Al tho present time. ID can \.
stated defthitcly. Is the Invasion OF