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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

tBy United Press.l
LONDON. Aug. s-Thomas
Myicr. a spanish American soldier.
said 70 be The man who holated
the Stars and Stripes over Santiago
do Cuba. was drowned today near
Couriwon, according 20 n dispatch
70 the Exchange Telegraph com
pany IL Is reported Myler was
praciieinE Tor an attempt TO swim
The English channel.
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Fleet Of Battleships at Navy Yard
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JAP SQUADRON SAILS.

BORDEAUX. Aug. r-The jap.
aneae squadron leaves for San Sc.
baaflan
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PEACE CONGRESS UTTERLY FAILS; HELPS GRIM WAR

INTERNATIONAL SUSPICION
AND JEALOUSY THg ONLY
SOLID RESULTS or HAGUE
coNF6RENcE-NoJAlNe FOR
PEACE OR TO ALLEVIATE
HARnsAlFs or CONFLICT.
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Pacific sqaadroa AZ Navy yard
$50
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THE MARKETS

A car q wsnaichse wa,ofmslons.
che first 81 the season from that
fruit center. Il On sale AZ rowies
q ca. The other spcclalgios this
morning are two ears Of potatoes
from fakima. a car Of onions from
Wella walla and two ears 81
bananas from ihe south The Mon
day morning market - woll sup.
piled IN every line and presents a
side variety
EgEs. meat poultry and fish arc
the same ~ last week.
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Boats leave pier Tor Ssv Tus
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Large size Willow Clothes Basket special ..... *
Extra large Willow Clothes Basket special. ... AZ
Crescent Sleeve Ironing Board special ..... H.
The Improved" Brass Coil Wash Board special 3at
$500 Extra large Willow Clothes Hamper round or sgua,
special ....-...... ........... S4es
The Empire" Folding Clothes Dryer special ... 4sx
The New ileart-shapc Waffle Iron. special .... ssf
No 30 Royal Granite Steel Preserving Kettle capacity 80
quarts special ....... 40f
l4qt Royal Granite Steel Deep Dish Pan, special 4st
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n has been estimated that the
engineering works now under way
in and about the city OF New York
represent an expenditure OF 1900.
900, 000
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ASSASSINATED

ST PETERSBURG, Aug. 3D.
Gen karangos0ff former governor
Of Odessa. was aHsaaslnated today.
The aasaasinB escaped
karangHoff was the commandre
Of the Lubna dragons aud two
years ago he was appointed GOV.
ernor general Of Odessa lie took
severe measures 20 represa dlsiur.
Dances. instructlng the police 90
fire directly into the mob lie was
succeeded as governor By General
Kaulbars.
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'erambuIalofs afe IncIuded.
Be Sure to See the Window Display
Special Sale Of Kitchen and Laundry Supplies

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c are akin aepraR
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fleet Of BattleshIps at Navy Yard.
80
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Pacific Squadron at Navy Yard zee
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as ruaei Sound fon. IiCHif aifalia.
81. wheat hay. ton fisai1 whole
Germ ton w oraehs4 corn ton.
ton sermgti oil cake poe tou. SO.
bfan. pes ton fitHfo. shorts, ton. t.Q8
~ fhaprsd feed ton, t4IdAs cafa Ton
tafua wheat ten 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-04
Ines NieYes Moreno
|nDoItaip's' ' 'rp'tallIe'
FSbrica de licores
Ekencia &c Malagueta.
BAY.RUM. d.
T, MATAIl9
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA.

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xiliar de Ia Clfnica ofta'mol6.
gica, que q cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- ct Hospi-
tai de Il Santa Cruz dc Bar.
celona. Cor sultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oios.
Tetuan 81, (oerca del Tea
tro. -- Horas de consulta:
De 9 a IL de Ia 1nanana. -
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 849
de Ia mafiana. d.
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COnatistas de tactoras cOmpIataa ncNendoIoa adOoa

Para Tnplesfectos, tachos, bombas y
acstesorios Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juhnita, Bayam6n, Plazuela, Barcelcneta,
So Vicente, Vega Baia, Protidencia, Pat.
la 4weedita, Yabucoa, Buena Vista, ca.
ro4na.
ivcRi d |. WLtAnl. On I
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las case' de maquinarias para haciendas de azdcar

J cundensadUtes De fscio ESQ t..de 1aeio hd.
med0. Condensadores centrales.
REFEtIRNCIAS IN PUERTO RICO
Todas Les csntrales donde se encuentten
aparatos de KraisWsd- Peaant g., entra las
euals etAn lee 6guisnts /.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT OF poRTo RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

SUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENES INMUEBIEa
En- subCoeura de Rentas nernas Cdra di de Enero de
1907 los
odos los henes eaconads los cubrr corbu
one que on embargados hbr pagado ddo tempe
las ontruones vencdas los pe Ley de Ren IntnaG
PROPETAROS Description de Propedad Contrbuone gtos
apoxmados
PRIMERA sUBASTA
Carmen Ocuerl astereno ohio barroEe
Vicente Vazquez id Beari 500
SEGuNDA
Agost id
i ohiOtm Bavaln0u
Puen verse los detaQes dcscn los ret exTenteS
GnO del vao vndda perdera que
de cua e fue subaada
dfa Gg@ts verified Cdra Puero.Fco
Frmado Mamerto Quhohes--Sub Collector
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ics 6a uasAe 20 ORC ameriesuo de- San Ju New York
pEa % aeaurdsi CuFagao pximera 0uayrs
ssgunda prim aO sgunda Dc Bon
10 AMmavA York. trim@A eN %. SsgundA 0s6 O..
i6a vuoA oenl0 de rhaia M@0a AaA o a60a
L0s de- esa
t aoen6Ahles ecaoddadG paa0e
Wa Rie0 New York EI6er Dc Mne0 0as
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DssmenusadOras Kraiewski. Calenta-
dorm modernOs con ocho diez J seis circulA'
dOnsL .-Trapichss, defecadOras, triple , qua
eeapla &ectos ' tAchos mUdenm. .-Bombas
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Para trapichesy dsamebh2ad6faS ced.
ttal GuGncA, San Vicsate, 1HsHita, Camhas
lache, ReSOluci6n. ! BuenA Vista.
Par9 Calentadorzs Eaf4SsttaM
Afro4o.
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Tariff Not Resnonslhle.

II you are obliged to pay moro for
your shoes, harness. etc, than former
". do not let our friend. the enemy.
make you believe that the protective
tariff is responsible FOR the raise: II is
the Increasing demand Of the manufac-
lures that must be held responsible.
the extensive use made Of leather
other than footwear was not antici.
pated a few years ago. nor do we be-
lieve that the new uses are realized
BY many who anxiously await a return
to former values. The price lists in
free trade England show that leather
bad advanced in that country fully az
much as in the United Statesman
Vert CO.. Republican.
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Not Now. but When2

No suggestion Of tariff revision an
pears in the presidents message this
year The business OF the country and
those who earn and spend wages are
thankful for that The short session
Of congress. which ends March 4. 1907.
Is much too short for tariff revision
and II Will not be undertaken That
much seems certain. Neither is tariff
revision likely 10 be undertaken at the
session OF the sixtieth congress imme-
diately preceding the election Of 1908
That election will have an important
bearing upon the question Of tariff re-
vision. At present some Of the most
aggressive and progressive among
the Republican revisionists are not
very far from disposition 10 ioin
hands with the Democratic minority I'm
forcing revision. Just now they are
reluctant 20 take that step. They may
be more willing I'm the sixty-frst con.
gress. II 1T Is hard TO keep a squirrel
on the ground 81 is almost as bard
to keep a progressive" revisionist
from embracing an opportunity TO
tinker the tariff Last months vote
at the congress elections has beer
construed by the "progressives" as an.
Endorsement Of their views. Present
indications do not, to say the least
point to any dlminution OF the pres.
sure inside OF the Republican party
for tariH revision.
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NoUel Ideas in Entertainments

Then followed a cleverly written re-
sumo OF the girls life from babyhood
under an assumed name. AS the
events were related light began to
dawn, but no one said word until
the story was finished. then congratu-
iations were In order and silver
loving cup was passed. In which was
some rare old wine. only used to drink
the health of some member OF the
family on the occasion OF a great even
In their lives. Some of this sparkling
liquor had been used when the mother
OF the bride-elect was married and at
the christening OF the baby daughter.
The brides health would be drunk at
the wedding and then the rare old
product would be put away to await
the next important family event.
MADAME MERRI.
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proaressIve candy Jaek straws.

Provide a quarter OF a pound Of
twisted candy sticks known as opera"
sticks I'm most candy shops. They
come in all colors and there must be
"A different color for each table. four
at table. A pair OF candy tongs
must be I'm readiness for each player
and a box for containing the candy
"straws" The game is to see how
many sticks may be withdrawn from
the pile without breaking or throwing
the pile into confusion. Progressions
are made and the score kept
Prizes are awarded consisting Of
candy canes, pipes. cigarettes. etc,
for the men. and fancy candy faYors
for the girls. Children enjoy this en-
tertainment and eating the sticks won
IL permissible.
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wi,E NOT REVISE TARIFF.
No Reason to Disturb Industrial Eta.
oiiity and Prosperity.

Our morning contemporary in Dco
Moines ought to know that the last
election did not turn on the tariff and
il ought to realize that the present
congress will not revise the tariff. for
the best reason OF all. that not even
the president asked for such action in
his message. That paper is simply
seeking to continue the strife within
the party in the state. IL can pro
mote nothing else by its course There
is the greater work OF regulating cor
porauons and curbing the trusts.
which must be done outside OF the tar
IN, according to Mr.. Rooscvelt's own
conception of politics and duties
While engaged in these important
duties, there Is no reason why the
Industrial stability and prosperity
should be further threatened by tariff
legislation. The country will be very
fortunate IL IL completes the reforms
undertaken by the administration
without disturbing our present pros
perity. Ii is that more than anything
else that the president is DESTROYS OF.
To keep injecting issues which are
not germane to the present work in
hand is merely to promote distractions
and disturbances.
Let us fulfill the presidents pending
reforms and then we will he better
able to judge how much reforming
there ought TO be on the tariff And
rest assured of one thing. and that is
that II all the duties were lowered by
half. there would be the same dissat.
iaG et...
against 1t. No system of taxation can
ever be so finely equalized as to give
satisfaction to all. A tariff is merely
compromise and the next compro.
mise would not be any more satisfac.
tory than the present. 1t is idle to
expect it.-Cedar Rapids Republican.
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A nEindU PARTY

The invitations were issued in the
usual way for an evening party. When
the guests had arrived they were in.
formed that so articles had been lost
within the confines of three rooms. A
list OF the missing objects was fur
nished each person. a reward was
offered for four different things; a sill
yer spoon, gold thimble, a brass tray
and lace handkerchief
a half hour was allowed for the
search, and such fun--Hnally every.
thing was brought to light except the
lace handkerchief which was at last
traced TO the folds Of the white lace
curtains. Some OF the articles hidden
were tiny wooden boxes filled with
bon-bors. toys. an orange. apple.
piano (toy one), baby (dolD, clothes
pin, etc.
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MANY STYLES IN THESE ESSEN.
TiAt COMFORTS.
Probably the Most Desirable Are
Those Made of Washable Mate
ria's-Forms OF Embroidery
That Make Pretty Deeora-
tons.

cushions OF one sort or another are
essential comforts. not luxuries.
The sybarite knows full well that
there are cushions to suit varying
moods. Among them are relentless
hairstuned ones which spur the idle
20 deeds of great endeavor, and there
are cushions downy and luxurious to
the touch adapted for restful. idle mo-
ments following strenuous DAYS and
gayetes of the night before. that
soothe and calm.
Again. there are cushions for the
hoor' for chairs, headrests. divans.
window seats. daintily scented ones
Tor bedroom couches, and.painted
ones for drawing rooms. and severe.
sedate affairs OF leather for the II.
brary. There is certain class OF nil.
lows that appeal to boys; another in
which young girls delight; and. as for
the inmates OF the nursery there is
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10 Announee an enaaasment.

The bride-elect had lived in the
community all her life. so this man
ner Of telling the world OF the i'm
portant event in her life was a very
pretty way Of making the announce
ment
Her sister, who was married. invited
ten OF the girls most intimate friends
TO a luncheon, and there vas moth.
ing unusual In the preparations to In
dictate the announcement forthcom-
ing When the coffee was served in
the drawing room, the hostess said
she had a short original story 20 read
IN which she though the guests would
ne interested.
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Artist" Luncheon a Pleasing Form Of
Entertainment.

There were six art students who
had been together for several years
ana thls luncheon was given one OF
the party on the eve of her departure
for Europe.
The centerpiece was a plaster cast
OF Psyche" and the candle sticks
were OF china in the shape of tall
white columns. The name cards were
on little easels and each was decora.
ted with a tiny water-color sketch.
Candy shaped palettes were the bon
bons with natural little dabs of col.
ored candy paint
A beautiful sketch book was given
the guest of honor in which each
friend had written a sentiment and
made tiny thumb nail drawing.
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especially pretty In the new circular
shapes, and. OF course. do not require
any ornamentation.
Cushions requiring little work are
those tinted then outlined with the
long and short stitch
This style of cushion Is in a class
by itself. but really more desirable
from a sanitary point of view are
those OF washable materials. These
are OF fine linen hand-embroidered
lingerie delicacies with their softly
tinted slips. coarse linen variously
treated with odd grades OF silk ana
cotton thread. worked In all sorts OF
handiwork. Brodiere anglaise, drawn
work, inset with laces. Filet, Cluny,
Valenciennes. overlaid with heavy
laces chocret motifs or worked In any
of the fashionable embroidery pat
terns. Breidhelmer being especially
liked for its simple effective beauty.
are all included In the effective means
OF decorating.
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ERMONETTE

Israel hath sinned." No, you
say. Il was not Israel, but Achan.
True, and yet only part of the
truth, for sin is never without
its influence and effect upon
the lives Of others beside the
actual transsressor.
Here is a solemn truth: mo
man liVeth unto himself alone"
and the sins which commit
touch the lives Of others.
See It in the family circle.
There is the profiigate son, but
he sins not to himself alone.
The whole family circle is
swept into the vortex Of his con-
Eliminating Influence and feels
the burden of his wrons-doins.
Sin is a terrible thing, reach
ing out in ever widening circles
and affecting the lives of others.
Achan's sin became the sin of
the whole people, and brought
disaster upon all, just as your
sin and my sin may work its
baneful influence upon the lives
OF those closely related to US
by social, business or family re.
lations.
"And they fled before the men
Of Al" What a graphic portray
al Of the weakening power of
sin. Sampson shorn of his locks
was powerless in the hands of
his enemies, for those shorn
locks were the evidences of sin
in his life.
And many man finds himself
poweriess to grappIe with the
enemy because sin has Slapped
his strength. Sad, is il not that
thus man should invite defeat
where God intended that victory
should be his.
The defeats that we incur in the
Land of Promise, says r. 3. Mey-
er, are not necessary. They are
due entirely to some failure in
ourselves, and they cause grief
to the immortal Lover of our
souls.
There is no reason for defeat
IN the Christian life; always and
everywhere we are meant to be
more than conquerors."
The course of the Christian
warrior should be as the sun
when he goeth forth in his
strength, and in regular gradi-
ents drives his chariot from the
eastern wave up the steep of
heaven.
Child Of God, never lay the
blame Of thy failure on God;
seek for il within!
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cermany's Mistake.

Germany cannot produce the meat
necessary to feed her people, except
ing at great cost: hence the recent
application OF high tariff on meats
was a decided mistake The British
are anticipating an advantage from
that mistake. in several Of the great
meat producing Australian colonies
investigations have been made as to
whether large cargoes Of frozen meat
could be shipped to Germany. But
Australia IS not the only meat pro
ducing country.-Kingston IN. "
Leader.
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THE STORY.

THE king of All was naturally cruel
ana Vlndicttve, and since his vic
tory over the armed force which Is
rael had sent out against his city. he
mad given free rein TO his passionate
nature. There were men in All whom
he had ruthlessly slain because in
the panic which followed the news of
the destruction of Jericho they had
counseled the surrender of the city.
urging that this was their only hone
We cannot stand before their God. 8"
they had said. Let us not fight
against them, but let us go out and
plead for mercy in the name of their
God"
Such appeals served only to deem
on and intensity the hatred of the
KING towards this strange people who
had invaded the land and towards
their God, and following his victorious
return to the city. after driving the
Hru1y of Israel before him. he had or.
cered those men who had counseled
surrender to be slain. And the davs
which followed had been bloody DAYS
IN All Relentlessly he searched the
city for any who had shown fear or
VINO had suggested surrender. and
mad them executed in the public
square as an example to others i'm
the city, for said he:
al is made weak by their pres.
ence Death to all who would fear
before Israel or bow down to their
God! Our gods be the true gods.
We will serve them!"
And so the days following the de
feat OF Israel had been bloody feasts
days in Al, for with the killing of
those who had incurred the kings
displeasure, the whole city had given
itself up to all manner Of excesses
Such was the state of things when
one evening word was brought f. the
king that armed 1sraelites were seen
TO enter the valley below the civ
and we're making their camp in plain
view of the city Immediately the
King went out and from the high tow.
er on the walls at the city's gate he
watched the little army make its no.
suon secure for the night.
Some OF his officers counseIed that
they go out at once against them and
under the cover Of darkness attacL
the camp. but the king with an oath
forbade. saying:
Nay, for in the darkness they would
fec and many would escape. On the
morrow early we will surround and
destroy them. None shall escape"
So it was that on the morrow oar.
~ the king and all the men of Al
for every man was eager for opportu.
nifty OF falling upon the IsraeIites-
issued forth from the gates and de
scended upon the little army gathered
In the valley below.
we will pursue them TO the varv
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nursery wall paper. Mary with her
little lamb. barn yard scenes. besides
the picturesque Kate Greenaway
scenes that have never been equaled
by others captivate childish fancics.
There is nothing more rich or utiIi-
tartan then velvet cushion. plain or
relieved by some simple form OF deco
ration. Cushions OF striped velvet
are new and obtainable In many very
elective color schemes. These are
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ar and Near.

III far-sighted man like James ].
Hill had been a senator in Massachus.
etts, we should doubtless have had
Canadian reciprocity long ago; but
with Lodge unable to see beyond
Gloucester Point, and with no mind
above behring's every move I'm that di.
rection has been blocked.-N. Y. Eve.
ming Post.
There are some men who are so far.
sighted as TO overlook things close at
hand, while seeing things at long dis.
lance. 1t may be that the Great North.
ern president is of this class of far
seers. lie can see much gain to the
traffic OF his big railway system in the
privilege of hauling in Canadian prod.
ucts 10 the American market and
hauling out American manufactures tn
the Canadians. But can he see that
Canada does not want and will not
nave the unrestricted competition OF
manufactures from across the border?
Can he see that the only reciprocity
acceptable to Canada is that which
involves the free sale OF her natural
products In the United States? Can
he see that to grant this one.sided
privilege to Canadian farmers would
so disgruntle our own farmers as TO
turn them against the whole system
of protection? That in such case there
would no longer be any protection for
anybody? Perhaps Senator Lodge sees
more clearly than President Hill these
nearby things, and for that reason op-
poses Canadian reciprocity. II 30.
that would be a very good reason for
his opposition.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-23
PRETTY AND DAINTY APRON.
Made from Straight Length Of Linen
and Shlrred.

Dainty aprons are once more worn
by 'milady" as well as by her maid.
owing to the demands OF chatting dish
and fancy work. A unique work apron
that draws up into bag, and which
Is pretty departure from the one os