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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12
NO PHOTOS OF MISS ETHEL.

Persons who are anxious to know
just what the present Miss Roosevelt
is like are doomed to disappointment,
SO far as photographs are concerned,
for while pictures of her stepsister,
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. were broad
cast over the country, Miss Ethel Is
not permitted to have her picture
taken. Some of her schoolmates have
taken snapshots, but the films or
plates are for their private collections.
Ethel has been photographed profess
sionally in a group with the rest Of
the family but all attempts to OBJ
tain permission for an individual plc7
ture have been fruitless. She is re-
garded, by the way, as the best look
Ing of the Roosevelt children Like
Mrs. Longworth, she has light eyes
and light brown hair. There has been
lively discussion going on, since the
marriage of Alice, as to whether Ethel
will make her formal debut In the
White House. Most of those In the
social circle are convinced that she
win leave school before the season of
the winter OF 19OS-9 opens. while a
minority is equally sure that the pres
ident will insist on her being grad
uated.-New York. Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

Beeswax and turpentine polish for
lnoleum is hard to beat as far as its
appearance is concerned, but it has
one defect-it causes a slippiness which
may be very dangerous to children and
old people. A polish which has no
such objection is made of equal parts
of linseed oil and vinegar Apply a
little to a flannel cloth, rub it well on
the linoleum and polish with a clean,
dry cloth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12
BOND ELECTION QUESTION

Next Thursday is the date designated
for the election to determine the large
bond issue necessary for urgent city
improvements There appears to be a
question, however, whether it would
be legal, or at least eXpedent, to have
the election occur while the governor s
continuous holiday program is in effect
The city attorney probably is cor
rect in the opinion that the bond cleo
tion would be valid, Notwithstanding
the holiday anomaly. But the secon-
dairy consideration in this case is al
most as important as the primary one.
The least semblance of cloud on the
bonds would unquestionably initiate
against the marketing Of them in east
ern money centers. While Los Angeles
bonds are rated as "gilt-edged" in
the east, experience teaches that nc
chance can be taken in the formality
of the issue.
1t is hoped that the New York ex-
perts, to whom the question in point
has been submitted, will decide thai
the proposed bond election next Thurs.
day would not be jeopardized by the
continuous holidays. A favorable de.
cision would leave no question about
the propriety of holding the election
as ordered. But if there is a shadow
of doubt in the matter 1t would bt
wiser to postpone the election unit
the governor concludes his holiday
program, assuming that he has no
determined, like General Grant, t.
fight it out on this line if 1t takes
all summer"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12
THE SPIDERS

Close by Life's gardenside.
Silently, ceaselessly,
Tangling the hearts of men
In its thick meshes,
Spinneth a spider
Silently, ceaselessly,
Weaving a web that Is
Fashioned of fiiminess.
Sun CLEANS and gossamers,
Dew-pearled and odorous;
Weaving a web that is
FRAZIER than mist at times
Steel strong at others,
Tangling the hearts of men
Ever and hopelessly
In it's soft thonging,
Spinneth the blithe footed
Spider of Love.
Close by Life's gardenside.
Swiftly, relentlessly,
Stifiing the hearts OF men
In it's thick meshes
Spinneth a spider.
Silently, ceaselessly.
Swiftly, relentlessly,
Weaving a web that is
Dull hued and lusterless,
Weaving a web so dense,
Yet so impalpable,
Soft and insidious,
None may escape IT,
Spinneth the thouEand-eyed
Eager implacable,
Gray, gaupt, and terrible
Spider OF Death.
From The Spider" book OF poems o,
H. II. Greer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

The fate of the Fiesta hangs in the
balance. If Willie Ananias will just
continue to knock it. there is GER
tainty that it will be the finest ever.
But once let the daily Hyena support
it, and our sympathy goes out to it.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

Democrats throughout the state ap-
pear to be favorable to the nominal
ton of James D. Phelan of San Fran
cisco for governor. It's long while
until the state convention, but mean
while the name of Phelan is something
to conjure with.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

Reports are growing that James j.
Hill, the Great Northern railway mag
nate, is making active preparations to
enter Los Angeles. This city needs
just such dashing and persistent
builders of trade and commerce and
will extend hearty welcome to Colonel
Hill
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

AS an unexpected honor, San Fran
cisco calls upon us for copies of Los
Angeles building laws, to be used as
models But it is true that in the con-
structlon line Los Angeles is not easily
avca1Iad
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

A Chicago visitor to Los Angeles
says of the San Francisco disaster:
1T was the greatest fire of modern
times-greoter than ours" Now that's
very kind Of him. isn't it? Chicago
men usually do not admit that any
thing excels Chicago. but their hearts
are much softened of late
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

1t is estimated that Los Angeles
county will draw 1896, $50 from the state
school fund this year. This is an in
crease of s6S,25O over the amount
drawn last year and will be of much
assistance in the payment of teachers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

The fake Hearst relief trains for the
sufferers in the Indiana earthquake
will start as soon as new type suffi-
GENTLY large TO tell of them is received
at the 'Zaminer office.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

If Russia has a car in the person of
Nicholas. and if the president of its
lower house models his conduct on that
of Cannon. won't there be two czars in
Russia hereafter?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

OF course the government will grant
a right of way for the Owens river
conduit. The Hearst knocks have
shown Uncle Sam that the project is
worthy of all support.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

Are you weary, Mr.. Merchant, of the
Hearst lies and traducings of Los An
geles? Then stop them; you know how
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

The Eureka Californian is calmly of
the opinion that Congressman Gillette
will be the Republican nominee for
governor of California. But has the
Eureka editor communicated with one
Abe Ruef? If not. he will have an
other think coming, by-and-by.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

don his fez and parade for Fiesta. The
only one who wouldn't is Willie Ridicu-
lous. and he doesn't belong here-thank
Godf
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

Undoubtedly, Willie Ridiculous won
the paper trust victory-how could any
thing happen that Hyena Hearst
didn't do?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

The first action of Russia's new
parliament is to make a demand on the
car. Nick must be sorry he spoke, al
ready
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

How Collect Collins must rage and
roar when he notes the kind disobedi-
ence paid to his "edict'' by his followers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

That investigation is a bitter pill for
the drug trust to take.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

For president Hobson and Hoch;
platform, free kisses.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

Dowie now says he needs a rest. If
he made 1t arrest, 1t would be unani-
nous.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

The paper trust has surrendered
Must have read the news.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

Now Indiana gets shake. Fairbanks
boom started, eh7
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

Nick is now in the same position
Teddy would be If the latter had no big
stick.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

The sort of medicine the drug trust
really needs is knockout drops.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12
Population of Los Angeles 23S,4I9

wash. GLADDEN. was right; it's tainted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12
Amt You?

Earthquake in Iowa,
Shock in New York;
Trouble in Nebraska,
Rioting in Cork;
Freezing up in old Kaintuck,
Frost in old Mizzou;
Bully glad I'm out here now
Amt you?
Standard Oil is on the blink,
Drug. trust in the coils;
Dowie shooting off his lips,
Lawson's blood just boils!
All the east is in a stew,
Weather cry blue;
Bully glad I'm out here now
Amt you?
Collins has the frozen feet,
Up in Canada;
Kansas in an awful mess
Hoch der kisser's way!
Sunshine balmy, all is fine,
Here, the whole world is, too:
Bully glad I'm right here now
Amt you?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

virginia-So he proposed In his automo-
bile after a weeks acquaintance.
Marie-What did you tell him?
Virginia-I told ham he was exceeding
the speed limit
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12
Pi-LimcS and Pick-UpS
a sono Of skIdool

A song Of skldool
Oh would that Dowie'd duck,
And button up his face;
we'd see him part with all our heart
And with the best Of grace
skidooi
And with the best Of grace
If Willie Hearst would hlt,
And bottle up his type
How glad we'd he II he would fee.
And stop his yellow snipe-
Skdoo!
And stop his yellow snlpel
II John D. would escape,
And take Hank Rogers, too;
Earth would be bright and most all right.
We'd think So wouldn't you7
skidool
We'd think so, wouldn't your
oh. other bores there are.
Who cumber up the ground:
Wed say farewell If they'd 20 lowell.
We do not want them round
Skldoo
We do not want them 'roumdl
1t took a good deal to shake San
francisco, after ALL
a iI'epuiB = uoCtOr says a man can
love twelve women at once. He must
have made a study Of steel magnates.
If Bunyan were alive what a boom
this muck rake business would be for
his best known book.
The first part of Goreykein's name is
quite fit for a Russian prime minister,
Mr.. Lemon-Your pies are nothing
like those mother used to make.
Mrs. Lemon-And you're nothing like
the man she made them for, eitherl
Garfield could have hired Ida r. to
write that oil report and saved lots of
trouble.
Carnegie says there are five great
men. He's four times as generous as
was supposed.
However, some of those uuick-wed
San Francisco couples may yet learn
that there is something worse than an
earthquake.
Father Sherman, who tried to emu
late his father and failed, wants to be
bishop. He marched toward the
wrong sea.
pNow smoke out the powder trust.
Scentsible Frankie
frankie Lee will peddle perfume this
summer when not hoeing corn.--Car-
rollton co. Free Press.
BY selling three grades of oil from
the same receptacle, the Standard has
turned the tank drama into a tragic
swindle.
One quake of nature makes the whole
world chip in.
Pat Grove, In the limelight again.
puts Omaha back on the map,
The man who invented the self-play-
ing piano is a suicide Poetic Justice
at last.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12

1t took a good deal to shake San
Francisco, after all.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-16
La eleccion re9ia
FIESTAS DEL CARNIVAL
CkRExsNIA bE Ia CDReSACIes bB Ia RBIhA

La Comisi6n de scfIoras que ha de
nombrar Ia Rcina del Carnaval en- la
noche del dia II esta formada por las
siguientes diStinguidas damas:
Senora Jose6na F. de Fabian, Con
Cepci6n c. de Calaf, Luisa G.. de Be
nero, Aurca B. de Giorgetti, Maria u.
de Sanchez Morales, Conception NJ.
de Paniagua.
La Comisi6n sc reunira en- TN sa-
lon del Teatro preparado expresa-
mente para dicho acto, y cuando ha-
va elegido a Ia senorita que ha de
ser Ia Reina del Carnaval de 1906, Ell
Presidente de la Comisi6n organiza-
dora participant, dcsde el palco pre-
sidencial, la distinguida concurre1-
Cia, el nombrc de la augusta sobe-
rama.
Acto seguido e1 senor Presidente
de la Comisi6n organizadOra 4 los
acordes de Ia marcha real, llevara
hasta el trono, 4 la Reina que ira Sc
guida dc un numeroso y gbrillante
sGquito. Llegado al trono, el presi-
dente coronara 4 la Reina { inmedia-
tamente S. NJ. abrira el Carnaval de
1906, lanzando una lluvia de papeli-
Hos que sera seguida por una feno-
menal bataila.
Despu6s dara principle cl suntuoso
bale de etiqueta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-16
Llnea de vapores Peck
Febrero 1900.

Esta empresa tiene anunciado para
salir de New York ell dfa 8 directa-
mente para San Juan, el vapor Julia
Luckenbach
Anuncia ademas la salida del va
por "Massapequa" adquirido recien-
temente, directo para Ponce en- la
Ultima semana de este mes.
Es probable que en- todo Ell mes de
Mario quede organizado dehnitiva-
mente ell sericio entire New York y
Puerto Rico con salidas fjas cada
diez dfas, para 10 cual cuentan los
Srer. W. f. Peck & Co, adquirir muy
en- breve TN nuevo vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-16

hington, aunque el todavia no Sc ha
tornado ell trabajo de informar a min
guno ce los que estamos por aquf 4
caza de noticias para Puerto Rico,
porque creo que ha venido de incog.
nito.
Por 10 menos, q ST. llegada, Sc in.
terno en- una modesto casa de esta
turbulenta ciuaad y suplic6 q uno de
mis- mejores amigos que q nadie
lie dij9a q donde pernoctaba la pri-
mera autoridad popular de San Juan
Presagiaba, sin duda, algunos in
terviews, y como los reporters son
tan lmportunOS. .....
ERNESTO CARRERAS.
Febrero 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-16
La pena De muerte

Invite, sin arrogancias, los juris-
tas, los fil6sofos, a los soci6logos y
a los poetas puertorriqueflos, parti-
darios de la pena capital a que sos
tengamos una controversial, Ell las
columnas de cualquier periodico, en-
cualquiera de las plazas p1blicas de
esta ciudad, ell nuestro "Areopago" "
6 en- cualquiera de las varias asocia
clones aquf existentes, concediendole
al que suscribe, consumir Ell 1ltimo
turno a favor de la abolicion de dicha
pena.
Puerto Rico, necesita, ahora, TN
espectaculo de esa fndole.
Desde esta fecha, hasta el dfa 8
de Mario pr6xino, 4 cualquiera hora
y en- cualquier sitio Sc me encontra-
ri sin pretextos y sin vacilaciones.
TOm6s Carri6M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-16
PARA OEsPUEs DEL BALE

La Comisi6n de los bailes del Car.
naval nos participa que todas las no
ehes en- qre celebren bales en- Ell
teatro, sal dra a la una de la noche
tranvias pa:a Rio Piedras San
turce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-16
NOta del dia

clones, sc han DIDO, pueStaS en-
boca de algunos consejeros con-
tinentales, estupendas y mara
villosas deClaraciOnes.
En- nombre de los principles
sabios Y universities de la Glen
-Cia economical, habl0 Ell sefior
Dfaz Navarro elocuentemente.
dandole al sociologo de la con-
gregaci6n, duras, pero inevita-
bles lecciones que no debe
echar al olvido. nj debc reCha-
Ear torpemente la ignorancia
redentOriSta.
En- la discussion entablada en-
el Executive, Sc ha pueSto de
manifesto otra vez, como oCu-
rrira CuantaS veCeS Sc trate del
mismo asunto, la superioridad
del Sistema de contribution So
bre la renta.
Esta es la verdadera base
sobre que debe fjarse el i'm
pueSto ContributivO; sc neCesi-
ia conocer la renta que produce
un capital invertido en- una
propiedad para saber cuanto
vale esta. porque el valor de las
tlnCaS, de las tierraS, etc, no eS
inmutable, no es eterno, sino
que eSta a merCed de OSCilaciO-
neS, de alteraCioneS Y de crisis
que determinan ALIAS y bajas,
las que en- eSpeCiales circuns-
tanCias son de inmensa consi-
deraCi0n.
Existe un medic de garanti-
Ear el dereCho de los propieta-
rios, para pOnerlo a salvo de la
torpeza, de la animosidad. Q de
la incuria de los tasadoreS. V
ese medic es Ell que propone el
senior Diaz Navarro, a quien
compadecemOs en- su nuevo
OfiCio de educador de cOngre-
gantes.
Sc debe capitalizar la renta.
De eSta manera sc Sabe 10
que produce una finCa y 10 que
vale realmente, exaCtamente.
ST no 10 entiende aSi Ell TesOre
70, porque el tempo que ha de-
bidO emplear en- estudiar el
prOblema de la crisis Y sus re
laCiones con ell estadO de anar.
quia actual, 10 ha malgasta-
do en- eScribir perversas obras
de SOCIOLOGICAL que son una
verdadera irrision, ST 10 mismo
que al TeSOrero le Ocurre a los
demas congregantes, es precise
que Sc apresuren a rectif1car
suS gede0niCaS teOrias de una
antiguedad ridicula y primiti-
va, reemplazandolas por las le-
gitimas doCtrinaS que han pro-
mulgado firmemente los insig-
neS tTatadiStaS de la ciencia
eCOn6mica, Cuya enumeration
abrumaria a los tutOres que nos
puSO arbltrariamente nuestro
papa de guardarropia, ell Sena-
dor Foraker.
No reCOrdamOS 81 10 hemos
dichO en- Otra OCCASION, pero ST
va esta dicho. 10 repetimos aho-
ra: Para Dir perogrulladas, sim
pleas morrOCOtudas. SelvaticOs
desplantes y gedeonadas a gra-
mel, no hay como el Executive,
en- una session en- que hablen
los prebendados de la congrega-
Ci0n.
ST no fuera porque toda esa
palabrerfa burda y tosca, por la
complacencia criminal de los
clientes del presupuesto y de los
acolitos del parlamentarismo
Sc Convierte en- leyes que re-
nuevan y deSarrollan el estado
caotico actual sino fuera por
ESQ, habia para reir grande-
mente oyendo los disparates,
las atrocidades que a esos le-
gisladores de la legua Sc les
ocurren, cnando quieren dar una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-16

tenden abrumarnos con Ia clen-
cia de que Sc juzgan poseedores|
absolutos.
Desgraciadamente, no es a
Ia risa a 10 que provocan los
|crecimientos de esos licurgos
del genera bufo, es a la protes-
ta Y la indignation.
Cuando Sc oye al Sr, Will
loughby meter su cuarto a es
padas en- discusiones trascen-
dentales de las que no tiene nj
la mas remota noticia, cuando
es Mr.. Post quien pide, como
81 las tareas legislativas fuesen
una mera formula de cortesia,
un juego galante, un pasatiem-
20 agradable y trivial, que Sc
aguarde al nuevo Auditor para
que legisle, apenas llegue a
Puerto Rico, al otro dia de su
arribo a la colonia, perpetuando
la absurda practica que Sc vie
ne siguierdo desde el estableci-
miento de la Ley Foraker, cae
sObre nOsOtroS como una abru-
madora Carga irresistible, toda
la pesadumbre del regimen feu-
dal que nos agobia
Tai vez Sc figure Mr.. Post
que habia dado ell golpe, con
Iaquella muestra de COnsidera-
|ci0n cortes al Consejero exotico,
sin hjarse en- que, al mismo
tempo, ofendia gravemente al
pals puertorrique1o, al admitir
que sea justo, que sea tolerable
siquiera que ell pueblo espere
asi. a I'm hombre que viene a
hacer leyes, como ST Sc tratara
de hacer embutidos Y salchi-
ChOneS. ...
iCuanta cortesia para Ell con-
gregante Y que desconsidera-
ICion para el pals!
Es la proclamation mas cini-
ca hecha hasta ahora, de la ig-
nominiosa preferencia estable-
cida en- perjuicio nuestro. Y que
tantas ventajas brinda a los bu-
lrocratas.
Hay que esperar la opinion
indocta de TN funcionario que
llega, hay que esperar COrtes-
mente que vote, pOrque sc tra-
ia de cosas de su departamen-
to. -. Y el que habl6 de esta
suerte no penso, no discurrio
no declare que aqui no debe
haber legislation para los de
partamentos nj genuf1exiones
ceremoniosas para los jefeS de
esos departamentOs, nj compa-
ses de esperas inexplicabIes,
porque aqui Sc debe legislar pa
ra el pals Y no con los que ven
gan de fuera, sino con los que
eStan presenteS, con los que CO.
nocen tOdas esaS cOsaS que es
neCesario tener en- cuenta para
hacer una ley convenience y
mOralizadora.
A Mr.. Post~lc ha sucedido CO.
mo a esos porteros de come
dla, Cuando quieren hablar
muy fnamente y equivocan los
personajes, dando lugar a los
enredos divertidos de la trama.
Aunque esta, maldito 10 que
tiene de alegre nj de gracioSa
El asunto es de tragedia, 81
bien le quita solemnidad Y
grandeza la participation que
toman en- Ell desarrollo, perso
najes Y tipos del genera inf
mo.
Fuera 10 natural Y legitimo
que eSos respetos exageradOs,
esas corteses consideraciones
guardadas a TN legislator de-
butante, Sc reservaran para el
pueblo. cuya voz no sc escucha
nunca en- las atlas esferas, aun-
que llega con frecuencia, y con
entonaciones energiCas. en- de-
manda de 10 que Sc le debe y
no Sc le cumple.
Guarden, pues, los funciona-
rios los ensayos de cortesia pa
IN Ct1ta4, +to1o0 Ja~oOIO < a-;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-16
Bale suspenoioo

Sc nos avisa que Ell bale en- ell
Quartet de lnfanteria no sc llevara q
etecto ell proximo martes en- la noche,
debido 4 las festividades de carnaval.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-16
Un aSesinatO
en- primer grado
Ell JURAD0 EN- AGUADlLLA
(POR TELEGRAFO)
(POR TELEGRAFO)

De nuestro corresponsal en- Aqua
dilla
Aguadilla Fbro. 10th 600,
BoLETlN MERCANTIL, San Juan.
Esta constituido el panel de jura-
dos que han de actuar en- la Causa de
asesinato en- primer grado acaecido
en- la persona del sefior Almeyda, Y
del cual Sc acusa como presunto autor
al joven Rafael Cerezo. EnviarG no.
taS por correo.
Angel Torregrosa.
Corresponsal especial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

raise la laundry nricea which has
iupt heen inaugurated by the Cas-.
cade. Palace aud other laundrlea
Most Seattle laundriea have been
doing the work OF hotels aud rec
taufanta at flat rate " IA 7 cents
per dozen pieces, with ea per cent
added FOR stArched linen. The In.
crease II from 10 ta ~ cents per
doaen pieces. With Is per cent added
for ntarvh work.
Prices have not been raised a. the
Hainierv Grand hutler aud Seattle
hotels c A kilbournc stated yea
torday that all lsundrica would adj
vance prices at all hotels within tho
next few daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
TRACK TEAM OUT

Track training at the hiRh school
~ booming Every nlght the en-
thuiasm increases aud the number
~ young hopemla turning cut fof
places II rapidly increasing Among
che most promlaluE Of the new men
IL Louie nlrd. n YOUNG colorea lad
In the starts for the daahaa and the
runs he easily holds hln own With
tho old.tlmcra and when It comeh
10 bread jumping, he can put where
the beet OF them can hardly reach
a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
SOLDIERS ON nance

Short range TARGET practice Al
Fort i.aWton n nov u matter Of
daily occurrence The shooting this
year allows four men "a use the tat
gets az the same time The ohi@t
of the rause work is 10 drill the
men Ia indoor mafksmaAahip, aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

In the correct aighiing Of guns
Every soldier at the fort IN nov re
uuired 90 become qualified Indoor
mafhaman before he 10 allowed To
compete Ia the outdoor work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
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TeM IS or VILLAGE TYPI
AND Pan FROM BglNo sArls-
FACTORY LONG REPORT 10
IN NATURE or GENERAL
ROAST.
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soc Table Linen Sc
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all pure iiuen Table Damasa a
good. durable quality. xuun
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nice white caior regular val
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sa-inrh pure hieaehed all linen
Table f1araak. good sssuft-
ment 81 pretty deHiEuH stands
lots u hard wear. regular VAL
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$40 Table Linen s5e
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"a satin Table DamasS. every
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designs and q dandy 20 wear.
regular value $40 yard. Sale
price .....4 ~1e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
RAISE To Be
FOUGHT
MOTEL AND RESTAURANT MEN
oBJEer TO INCREASE or
PRICES nv LAuNpRtS s-wIL
Hao MGEras0 TOMORROW.

local hotel and restaurant men
Will meet az the nu'ler hotel tomar-
row afternoon at gsa o'clock to
take some action to prevent the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
WILL ASK FOR
|. F|RESTAT|ONS
FIRE COMMITTEE TO INTRO.
pucE ORDINANCE To IN.
CREASE raE EFFICIENCY OF
rAU DEPARTMENT.

SITES fof Sub fire stations ~ Ire
tsfhag and Haaih Seattle win i,s
lows thr recommendation ~ the fire
and water committee aEfsea upon
A. meeting - the COMMITTEES lass
night The COMMITTEES agreed aiea
90 recommend the etnpiUYmsnt o, -
additional fifsmsn. the purchase of
Tt.faag aerial ladder truck sua AN
additional engine These hsfirf-
usnfa and additions arrr fetuui-
tnended bY IRE CHIEF cook. ami wfi'
be recommended 20 the council IN
ths form Of 81 ordinance "a be IN
tfudursd next Monday night