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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-01-03
A SOLO PART.

she-Do you find your investment a
one?
He-Yes; but 1 did all the paying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
PLACE BLAME NO
MATTER WHO is HIT

Fire Chief Hringhurst has decided
after conference with Mayor
Moore 10 combine hla reports on
the Third av. and Pine 81 engine
house. asked cor by both the mayor
and the finance COMMITTEES. into one
report Mayer Moore viii make the
report Ca the committee himself. In
fact II la probable that the report
viii be considered by the commit.
tee IN conference with tho mayor.
Mr.. Bringhufni has decided to
give tho complete history 0f the
Pine g. engine house ffom rs In.
eeptlon Co the present time Mayor
Moore has asked for the facts. No
matter who II hfta. and the commit
tee has asked for fun report
A. far a. the preliminary inveuti
cation has gone, chlef tifinghufat
IL unable Ia nay what could have
caused the faulty construction. lie
SAYS that II the engineers gave the
architects. Saunders 4 Lawt0n, the
right grades. there should not have
been the least difficult In following
them and erecting building prop
efiY
Soon after the DETECTION IN the
construction WAS observed. the mat.
ter came 10 tho notice Of the hoard
% public works. and at that time
the chairman Of the hoard declared
most efnphatieally that tho proper
nradas had bssan given by the en-
KlaeeF'n office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
PROGRESS

Among the business enterprises
Of any community are always to be
found a few far IN the lead II all
othcFs Ia their general success AMI
progress Among seattle's business
institutions ons which has made
most remarkable progress IL the
Northwestern Mutual Fire Amsocia.
ton. in lesa than sin years thla
company has grown frum IT'S bagiAr
ntnKa to a great institution. having
about $4,000. 600 Of insurance cut.
standing and a corresponding pre-.
MUM income. Ia the ouursa of this
development e has saved IS policy
holders hundreds af thousands OF
dollars 10 premiums and ia furnish.
ing them absolutely unexcniled in.
demnity. Its record for ths prompt
and equitable adjustment ~ losses
ls unequaled Ia the Pacific North
west These are a few points To
remember In considering where
Yuor Insurance shall be placed or
renewed. 4 phone cali to Main lass
or Independent S27 viii give you a
prompt quotation Of rates and the
advice aud careful service of the
Northwestern Inspector n desired.
Remember. the Northwestern is
the company that win save yoa %
90 30 per cent ON your premium ex-
pense. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

There was a bali hundred or
uiofe Americans al Kingston when
the earthquake occurred. and Of
eosfse. then. thrre was a YANKEES
heru
4 E. innKley was the man.
innKiey was ano ~ the refugees
uho arrived Ia Boston on the steam.
~ Fnrraeuf aud ahoara aiso were
i've women uhum he fsrued. aud
who praise hlm az the brAvsrs uaan
iheY know.
Miss Turner and her mother we're
so their ROOMS In oae Of The hotels
thai collapsed. They we're caught
In the mreckagn. but iongisy heard
their neruanlA
notwithstanding Aa shaking
walls ana, although ths earth ire
maFs wer~ recurring every minute.
he eiifnbad upaa a shelving door
top and pulled himself tnto the
window shove where the two
suaen were
tie attacked the beams ard
wr~ckage which covered Miss
Turner and her mother, and finally
.fsreinw them helped them down to
tlie dcgf shelf. and theY slid TO the
zfoaad safe.
IN fha meantime FIRE had BROKEN
out and shortly after the PLACES
where tho reacued woFaeu had been
caught vas . fiery Furnaces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

Tho matter ran along for several
weeks. aud the building Was com.
ploted. aud the time came for ac'
cepianen Tho chairman Of tho
board declared then that the board
would never accept the building an
~ the error was corrected A con
tract was later made with the as
phalt company foe ieYeling the floor
~ an expense 20 the city OF aepernl
hundred dollars The building has
since not been occupied. aud Il a
probable that u may not be until
after the investigation. unless tho
chief of the department ~ forced
To move the men out 81 the old
building Ia save their lives, OF from
probable serious Illness.
n Is noW a well understood mat
ter around the oity hall that three
or four years ngo the city council
took the control Of the construction
81 engine houses out of the hands
~ the board If public works and
handled the matter itself
n WuA decided 10 adopt q general
policy In building engine houses
and follow the course ah nearly AZ
IL WIS possible Ia do 80. The Broad
way and Alder n house was taken
a. the example. saunders q Law
ton were made practically the Off
clAi architects As far as the con.
siructlon Of fire department houses
Zoe several years goes. the city
council II undernto0d Ia be wholly
Responsible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

births were registered today as
follows.
HoAg-At 27eo p. Union f., Jan.
uarY 81. 10 wife Of q. J. Hoag. a
daughter.
Gllimors-At 2eoT Washington
81. January 81. 20 wife Of q n
Gilmore. d son.
uiiberg-At 1919 Queen Anne av..
Jan. rs. 10 wife OF Enoch gilberg.
a son
Huber $50 soth nv. January
%. % wife Of =. ]. ~. Huber. a
son.
Iolt-At Hillman. January 81. 20
wife Of 9. D. Holt. q daughter.
schaar-At 72i 2ist az. Jan.
uHFy ~. 10 wife Of A. sohasr. a
non
Rearaon-~At HllIman. January
IS, q wife u " H. Raardon. a
daughter
foFbes-At iiis Sixth AZ. n. Jan
uarY Il. 20 wife Of J. o. Forbes.
daughter
Nielsen AZ 1908 Walker st. Jan
uary ~. 20 wife Of John Nielsen.
daughter
i.ynde-At brighton. January n.
20 vito OF y II Lynda. daughter.
MiIbarn--At 5000 y. Union a..
January 2. N wife a. Henry Mi.
barn. daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
FIVE ARRESTED

Contrary 20 the onlnion 81 NUM-
her II elaaf and tobacco dealers. tho
police have not stopped the war on
the persons wha persist n aeilins
cisaret tobacco and papers Ia
minarh Truant officer kefnhnm
and Detectives Corbett and Adams
have bven busy on the y r. Thla
morning arrests wsre made Tor vio-
latiaua % thu ordinance Pete Neili
aiefk Tot }. Aanshsi. at sic Main
a.. Was arrested fas selling tobacco
iq a bsy aeeoy used BY me uftieefu
ilc vas relsased an $50 bail -
rcfaa ard Miss Taha and little
Japanese miss Nsfe arrested aa "a.
same eharse. They were held ia the
city Jail ia default % ball which
viii psakably he secured for thwln
before uiEht
Robert tiruee. atss Woodland av..
add ~ q. i1ore were arrested ~
rraant offireF ketehum aud De
isctiye csrbvit for eslliuK el9afvt
tobacco 20 miuora bruce uan re-
leased un his psF4anai recogntsance.
and Flofe save hail Tor fsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
SeattIe-Buston
Copper Go.
Breaks into . Laras oepesIt Of
Arsenic

The report from the mines Of
the seattle Boston Copper company
Il that they have discovered q
large tlaIsoEit Of arHentcai ore show
Ing Is per cent IN arsenic. which Is
still further proof OF the values
II the ore deposits OF Washington.
The company reports that the ore
showing IN copper continues with
depth. and have now reached a
depth Of ice feet on the main shaft
A coutract has just been let %
drift on tho 100 foot level
There viii be some very interest.
ing news for the stockholders Of
thia company before the close Of
the month. from present indlca-
tons. Stock is stiil selling az
Is cents per share. but IL liable
% advance any day as there will
be ample reason for either advanc.
ing or Withdrawing IL entirely from
the market 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses have been ~.
sued today ~ follows
Hsrmon -GOetz- Richard Herm0n.
-, Everett. 10 Marie Goetz, 70. Sc.
attic.
Hafnett,iiinkeil-A = Barnett.
81, Seattle, 20 t'rleda Hlnhel. ~.
Seattle
KioaEen- Flick Gustav " Klos.
sen. 70. Seattle. 10 Bertha Flick, ~.
Seattle
DlRman Knufeson 49, Harry Dix
man. "a. Seattle. 10 Lucy KButeaon.
~. Seattle
Nagle-Lefeyer- Henry A Magic.
20, Fort Lawton. TO Lillian Lefeyef,
"a. Fort Lawton.
Banehart Larson -Frnnk r Ban
chart. 30. Seattle. 10 Chesty Lar.
son. 80. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

out from a risht.ofway over that
th0rouehfare into the city.
The work on Fourth IL IA cost a
total Of $4,000. but taken IN con
nectiou wfth a number Of other
tide fiat streets which are 10 be
improved in che same style BY eie-
waited wooden bridge roadways. the
expenditures viii amount TO $685.
eou
Fourth ay. 3 IL to be covered
for q width Of 40 feet. while the
other streets will only be 70 feet
vide.
The other streets are Charles.
from a connection With seattle
boulevard To Eighth Az. r.. 80 feet
vide. cost 81. 600. Sixth ay. !. from
Seattle boulevard 70 Chafleatown
a., 20 feet vide. shn 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
YEARS
FOR CLAY

-The limit ~ ihs Ian 81 this case IL
too sod for the prisoner lie IL n
natural bern criminal and IL uas an
sx-convief from California. having
just cumpiated serving a twu- year
term for shooting = man Ia san
FsfaHeiseo esiisir rohbinE him. I ask
that the eoart give tho prisoner thr
lirrft II the law
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
vandsvecr made The above state
susng before Superior Judge Morris
this morning a. A " clay. the
negro. who hfutaitY assaulted Ross
Hlaafn. January 6. wAm brought into
eunrt o D. sentenced. clay wan
found guilty by . jury. Thursday
Iusgv Morris sentenced the man -
seven years IN the WailA Wall pen
ituniiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
OVER MILLION DOLLARS
IN REGRADE VERDICTS

20 the building. cost Of repairs. etc
The ieanee got faa0.
The next step In tho proceedings
will be the preparation aud ftllng on
tho verdieta. "a he followed by the
naming of the commissioner 70 -
upon an assessment district
The streets north Of Pike -fhirdl
Fourth and t1fth avs, are to b9
20 feet Wide
u II expected that the big SUM
~ damages fixed by the jury VIII
all be practically aaacased back ou
the ahattinE property. ao that when,
the day Of payment comes u VIII
amount 60 no more than "A awApi
pima Of warrants.
Carpenters hall. fnFmorly ON 4
lot on Westlakc av.. was awarded
sum amounting % about fzs.1pu
NJ tho iimn Westlake was condemns
cd through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
Gentlemen, Attention

Ereryuae ilhea To aee fine. we'll
made elothes Yoa Haze them your.
self whcs yoa pay for a high
grade suit yon expect uufusthinw
aweii and a gnod 1T. You know "a
timea when ynn we're dissatisfied
lot I'd. White. the tailor. zns Col
Ina building. make your next suit.
and yeu will be satisfied In every
detail Prices are right. ton So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
Record Of psssha

Deaths were registered today as
follows
MaT-infani days. January 81 i.
al Tss Roy H.
Bass Mrs. Nellie Bass. -. Jan
uarf %. ~ Pruxidence hospital
Watson fs Iknac Watson. 81
January ~. al Seattle General hos
nitai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
Seaiile's Beauty Spots

Those who are interested In tha
beantlfyinK of Seattle by means Of
parks and ornafneutatiun viii find
that very pleasant and profitable
waY n Hpcnd sunday afternoon II
10 visit some af the new sections
that arc now being opened up. soon
60 be covered With homes. A dis
trict that viii soon he known 40
one of Geattie'a beauty spots. be-
cause Of iss location and scenic
advantages. - on the extension Of
che Rainier Heights ear line. and
is being cleared b. Petit a son.
This VIII add another 10 Seattle'a
choice residence districts 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
ROWING COURSE Is
BEING PLANNED

A meeting 81 the North Pacific
Aaaueia ton Of Amateur 0arsmeu
WIS held al The aeaftle Athletic club
at noon TO-DAY. a. w. Wilbur. ~
the Portland eislb. president ~ The
association. WIS a. the meeting aud
repofted his club 10 be In excellent
eoHdiiisH. The Vancouver. Nictoris
aud Nelson clubs were also repre-
scented. az we'll aa the 3. 4. 6.
Preliminary arrangements for the
coming regatta. which Is u be held
IA Seattle next July. were discussed
and the association members are
spending the afternoon IN looking
over the proposed course on Lake
Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

tKws.t1rTLErrssD 90.
We ss-srs, as,.s.assss. ne t.sls-,na
r.sess'le. snA stn as'issr sass - pfsces
We 49, - affss .s~s r-~ssrsshss es,s
i.ssA assFtsqast 2ns thsss psisss an ss1.3
TO . faa days astfs We ns4Visa auhA
atiaa - m fsiiaslse
a. - Ssrstsasi esssrt ssssss= sasd ana
fstfk is.s sits = F,tsat ttssbs fstfssa
fn1s fiac4 haa "a n. fsemtsxs =,
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iwe~n Nafsaam ama iafksn* Fhis
kassve = ls ssH er~lttttsm sas H. .
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49, Fssfs
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: sms@ii s.saMse r,ss J. ! 10 ps..s
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fuese tNf4ins &ae ~HfaaAa - rsis
- s~sa sspsN~a@ai sa,9 -ae't asa
ssssss.s ~ arss sasas.s.f ~ -
tha e4Fr~t = $50 $50 = - hsftea
u.s. sac t~sMs $40 s@*A s@A2nes
| ysAr
g. Ne lsszss Z sssz-. s-s ssssts.. ~
aaa faNs4s cgsarars rs sms
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nassstfa a. = h1ara $50 = A.
aa4ts Fzfses = eess4 a4sAsase
Fl = 49, - assafhs Tft4 e y INs
eAsapaNa lAsAH is fae sksEa1tF ent
wn 80 lasE pxss tMfus lars a. snAs
F*As
We Assz . laras - - efeFefsT - 81
arnis 49, 4~efslfaeea ~ Esfeass FAfsF
MF hass ISIS fresaa 49, - ~ - IN nmt
NasHe~e 8ase sta fFWsa " m ~ - stl ~
~ f4w AH@s ses A~FsAlAn asw 1T tnsa
meets @feh au4 esstissasSots cal ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
FOURTH AVE PLANS
ARE COMPLETED

City Engineer Thomson has
ready the estimates % the coat for
tho extension 81 Fourth av ne
planned by the property owners
since the Union Pacific was shut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

The eaTunef @iil hais a post iner-
tenn examination Tomorrow after-
Noon on John Jsekasn. who was
found dead yesterday IN his raeEn.
AZ ls0stS FIRST a~. II The poet- nagr-
fsan ahaWa that death vas due n
nfimhrs disease. Induced BY Aieo-
holinm. Mrs Ida jackson. Who Ia
now held a. the city jail win be 80
faasrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

kinney Net loud. charged wIth
uaSnaisuEhfsr. In the riubbtnF 20
daaih og Peter Elmer tn the seat
tie brewinE a Mating conuanys
plant fen weeks aen. was aFraign-
~ Hnd ptsakiad moi guilty bUfurn
1adFe Norris thia morning Judxs
p v Davis represented tho man
aud bail In the sum Of O.. lNl8 vas
asked and granted to Insure the
mans appearances in court This
ease was not SCI for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
tsoUsUa ANo lors.

ctaeN ~ uaNk roans ana tath
rNfffHt Hli'tFe feff4Fs ant ttsei Act ~
fis fsssia ffcaf5asti. ifuea tAha Italia ~
slii Mss.tisR1 iAask rala ~ sssfiaks
fNulsSezt Ati tttse. 81 o. i - rana
frssi is4Hss 81 taisHes tlntf Is uliHaiaa
$50 ftasa Hsattts Aaa{asaa ceasa4 Epafr.
rpe eHH AnHee v nat Il tn siifa f,,f fakn
NFfaH fsfnpagtY viii aaae that fhis -
Fitef ban
We aasa afsof ekar CUSTOMER Zoe
q sfftaiHs uii.in. tate ~ ~ fssslu hsa4s "a
HISS ny. tAfif0tl ~ oiE E2 ANNN
nitstN ~ rften "a tAnac ffe4a q an a.
" a. Ataat have aessa FieN aa1 H.tth
nilnHe stsa sfu@ats ms4st ~ n FIRST sciass
et4.atsiisaa.
fAN - AIR. AfHlsNnkN HnMpH ~.
Hffh BEE fsfsa tiaHHaH Afuars IkaH sI,itaa ~
M aissst tsshiafsatis $50 that hava seti
frHfnta frf o. |ea sHH ever aa afa nae
ssiista Asfa ~ ~ NNfHtuN fF So fafass
sie IS sses IA Assa. asd gle paf riantA
Gan 8aH atW1 e. NAH antI pftna ad.
telffef tsa Ahfe1ss aaohl that nstsss Niii
siifaHaa ssfY maHH
NfHtE3I. f-ANasA{ta t4oNiea we have
nHfHFz itEfei ~ rFsasa ranains ffain o. ~
~ ssf Hatayaeesrfe 80 ieit fssfat haviAa
interviewed ~ hefsga slessaE asala riaa
theHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
foFALlNo HAS nnEN COM.
PIerUo IN DENNY HILL
eAsgs-NHNr STEP WILL ~
TO NAME COMMISSIONERS.


Charles Scott. clerk IN Corpara.
lion Counsel Scott Calhouna office
today completed the tatallng Of che
ssfdicts IN the bis Denny hili Re-.
Tho total amount uf the damages
awarded toF tho taking az the II.
loot strip 10 give the extra width
e Third. Fourth and Fith avs. IA
N.aaA.aiT In addition 10 this, $40.
pou was awarded foF damages to
hulidings. which makes total OF
.yt.fSS.Si1T0.
The damages 90 the remainder
OF the property By reason of taking
the i2sfoet strip amounted h. gfe.
saa, aud the amount awarded to
property owners hY reason OF the
change OF Grade on the streets II
ta.ai9 so.
There we're stT verdlcta the
sFeateHt Of which was Ia faxar
Of the caFpentrFs' hall which vas
Tor fsa.ooo. Of which q. 600 was for
the strip Of land taken aud the re.
naalnder. slsioo. vas for damages
PERSONALS.
Htsessl ie4S slsss ~ si5s5isE'.sie ales1f@s
g afhtsttHa sa1esrs ssfsaflflo aassftfIlI
Aasie. ~ issfh sstsa ressfaias ecesieatiaa
HFstth. Wafffasa. Fsefffhlas Cnnsaa fifs7s
fssssf t'asifstu Mfitaaatt . Feafs' ffaKs
sLzs - rnst ave
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fftANcf ta ukf WHEAT YAM
- asfr ~sHzt fafu fsssssf 81. ~ rai
WsathNl zee sffas 81 - q FsItp tfis fsaf
s = q niita ffsea sshtss haaset assst haA8s
Msi fties - ~ as4r. haH easA ta
efise seq
NE44nlu a aANQtfWr.
Mats 81 IA A stss
Atts NHf sfunr FuU JAZZ
fifrrff afiEes ~ pHisulltH tifafiIsst -
tNe saf hnae. So aaie fa g. sat isefisiifsf
NseNk tiatufes an4 euufNhsanfa Thts =
eat San - fAftNff 4afasaHisfieu
faEiffN INV i-lsDfAF NJ co
- kseafs Hiaa
SieslT flFsslssst Gas. Z ss7sns' r's.-isss
: tlssA fFEfa eaks al ~ Hi5i Naag 81
~ taats4 Nstsa end east.Aas fensnFai naal
Hssfssts faF $50 teimrAera teM
49, cash Cal NiN fcF aastfsss ~ ewn
k4Tt a. - 4 u - - "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

FrHf f175arr cen haF ifriFafsd farm f1f
sls.fhifI aHah. halanee tH d. ralH p cog.
~ Ula fHf Owe nHane rHuffaH ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
- ro l..aas lNys.rona

We sze IN . pesitsea ~ nas,sists the AIS
~ alie - fhr best Ausinses hIis ~ tae
gNi~itf - f1kA HufNru AM WEar.
laws Avn Nhe atisH ~ tAa ~ 90 49,
Hsta EHfsfFaaifsH fl astail Mik tt ntf
eistst fssst~eiise hafNfs aeaa AHpiics tiua
ia lHEasa - ~ ieltaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
VACANT LoTs


anoftf = aHE saurH oF SPOKANE
AVENUE HHfuoE ANu HfhEET AR.
VIZ THN HEIf fHE HuNE EfIHif II
SMALL FHEfEH 90 NrUEAaE 80
CASH. fta rEH MONTH
JOHN u WHITE cOMpAwT
ed ufisHHal nloFh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

We Assz . saras 80 - ffesefsT - 81
w. hAss ISIS fsaas fka a@ ~ - Ask asst
Nqtnsx4 sese STA ffNa4 ~ w ~ - EtI ~
~ fxw AH@s ses s@FsslAn eess ut tnsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

saf4lf fiFsstssst fiEt- 4 essssns' nIllisfa
! hlssA ffafa eaAa 81 aa hist Manf So
ffe tudtsG estff enH kAstsAas fenslfFai naaI
HssfAa4 taF HNasefe ass1 telaFAvra teM
49, cash csH n 4N ~ aa.tssss ~ exc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

r. - afft ffaata rH4azs
~ -. f a1Hafs H saH
=. = - ~ q affca q faaI.l q
H uslllHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

"a saa-- As-ssssaaly - sse.p~-s suy - ssurs
N4s W43 sod - aNtaes &c.
fNss@ lNf4fna SO NHfaaAA ~ ftls
49, eaaa tHez Asazest shf aaa'a asa
aN4 ~ - ass tsEfea So iFtfs
esesas. ree aess fN<s1esf ~ -
tfa rzEr~t $50 an4 - - haffra
tAsM sac fNsms $40 sasAs a@Asa9s
gsaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

We hsee - offer saess rrsssrsahss Gssf
tslgFa - Ntssraaf ftsa4 Nnta teHstasN has
faen asNF hteAtt NHt tnesa fsiFss afe aeas1
fw . fas asYw assff We advise aunA
aiiaa - ths faaiasise
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-03

An sgens IN Wil~cu. -. 6. relates
.he following sxpcrsencs be nae
with q cotton planter.
This planter havinx decided 10 In
surs ais life. was faIling uptbe nsna
printed iist Of questions
When ne came to the ssereosyped
queries. aAgs Of father, II living. "
and aAge or mother. IL llying." ne
thoughi little while, and then paf
down his fathers age IL III years
and bis mothers ss lie
by JoveI" aid the agent, "yotl
come OF long lived family. don's
yeas 20
.Why. no; not particular" the
planter replied.
"But your father and mother"
.soh, they're dead" the planter
interrupted. They died young
But the paper asks for their sge I'll
living 30 that l. what put down"
The National Messenger.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-03
Shopping.

Shopping is a form of cruelty In.
dulged by married ladies toward
their husbands. 1t Is incipient in
young girls, reaches an active condi-
ton in brides, and arrives at its
most viruient stage between the
tenth and the twenty-fifth year of
married life.
A small, delicate, slight, nervous,
sensitive woman, who would faint
away at an empty mouse trap, will
60 through the shopping district in
from two to seven hours, and come
out refreshed and sustained by an
unfaltering trust, if her husbands
credit is good, while that gentleman
at the age Of forty five minutes has
to be carried home on a stretcher.
Some women are born shoppers,
others achieve it, but not one of
them has it thrust upon her.
Shopping is extensively practised
on week days, beginning on Monday
with q rush and ending on Saturday
In time for the opera. It promotes
industry. Without 1t married men
would have no time TO rest.-The
January Delineator.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-03
An Uncalledfor Attack.
Union Republican.

OhaOh 1sOPoOAASoh'
The New Bern authorities have
taken a drastic but correct step in
advance of the Ward act, by refus-
ing to give license to any person to
do any business whatever who has
taken out Federal liquor license.
New Bern is a prohibition town. It
seems that persons who run res
taurants, cigar stands, or other places
would take out Federal license and
convert their places into illicit sa-
looms. In the future they cannot
do business in the city, which is
proper. If the Federal administra-
ton insists upon trying to render
New Bern's prohibition law fail
ure, the city fathers do wisely to os-
tracise the owners of such licenses
aud other towns and cities should
do likewise.
We see nothing in this comment
by the Observer except to make a
chance to give slap to the Federal
government, of which it Is a part
and in which it should feel an in
terest as all loyal citizens do. The
Observer we'll knows that "Federal
license" to sell liquor does not
amount to a row of pins so far as
selling liquor is concerned, if the
seller does not also comply with the
State laws and the rules and regu-
lations of the municipality in which
he sells. To talk about the Federal
administration "insisting" upon try
ing to render "New Bern's prohibit
ton law failure" is the merest
rot. The government gives license
to those who meet the requirements
of the government in making ap-
plication for license, just as the
State and cities do when they give
license to carry on any business, and
there is nothing more to it. Why
should the government shave 1t In"
for New Bern If it could hurt it in
any way! The policy of the gov
eminent is to try to benefit all of
its cities and States, and to this end
it is constantly appropriating money
to build harbors and to open up
steamboat lines. IF we are not mis-
taken, New Bern has been benefit
ted in this way recently. We very
much regret to see the News and
Observers insinuation against the
Federal government. They are not
calculated to inculcate spirit of
loyalty among the people and the
general effect is anything but good.