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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-06-14
From Fur ana Near.

Four churches and school house were
wrecked By q tornado At Rome. Tex.
There arr aaoat 10000 persons idle il
San Francisco because Of labor troubles.
The IRE department 81 Wyoming, Ohio.
was burned OUT when the town hall wss
destroyed
The management u the jamestown a.
position will he undertaken tenporarilr
and without sslary by James ~ Barr.
CORNER president eS she SeoboSrC ~
Linz.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-06-14

Ha@w sexts.& xaxess exefp a@fmss M.
ISeAv xssss:ssst y ssssa $3.50 Asesgs
- Ne. wMash hsN Aeass seszsa*A ngsaI'
- ssEssvsss< 1ae aAAsssB ~ asssaea
sSeFe AassnMHssev ne ksuntls - tke ~
IsFem asza m asselsasazsns - fAe Prep.
rstses tAe8 wsssN eeasailslatlaE
] ssssFs ehsersaas rsrasH has bern
aNara ct tAe fact that since fte span.
tx.asA merlean ssar ~. ::sssss ION business
has been expanding At grsAf rate
rhe only branch III the eouatryss mech
snisn that hss not kept pace With this
Snaasian has neea the railrosa. 1t has
zen the policy of the masters OF
nance 10 check the building of new
s,aes. force Independent ones Into sub
sisslon and concentrate traffic 20 that
would yield the largest possible rev.
nue. 70 the trunk systems which they
rasro.lel. They have succeeded. The
railroads Of the United States today.
are IN few hands but In their hunger
Tor large profits aud early returns
rom the properties they have absorbed.
the masters of finance have neglected
the physical well being of the railroads.
they have looked more to net earnings
than to Improved roadbeds, additional
equipment and better service to the
public. They viewed with more favor
the manager who worked men and |
ears to the limit all the time and show
ell 4 reduction of operating expenses
with big increase in gross earnings, |
than the one who always sought to Inn
psove the property.
When about year ago the tremcn-
deus Dmlge In the volume of traffic came
Suddenly 1t found the railroads UMPIRE
pared. The masters OF finance had not
added many locomotives and cars to the
of the properties they had
absorbed Neither had they extended
tie terminals of the various roads to
meet the requirements of 4 constantly
growing traffic. Division snperintend-I
ants. yardinasters. masters of transpor-
alton, train dispatchers, conductors,
iremen. engineers and brakemen did
III they could. They buckied down to
heis work rs only well-trained, earnest,
'liieient men VIII do. When they wers
allied upon to work extra hours they
Hid 70 willingly. But they could make
q Impression on the flood. The more
her batfled. the more freight seemed
, nDnr In upoa them. Locomotives
apable Of drawing thirty loaded cars
we're pressed to drag trains OF thirty
IL or forty. Men who could work
afeis and well twelve or fourteen
ours Il day were kept on duty sixteen
I eighteen. Cars that should 90 to the
epaIr shaps were kept In service on
lle chance that they would get through I
II right
A. II was With freight 80 was II with .
asseI-er traffic. Every passenger car
bar could be utilized seemed to be
eesled. One branch of the service
se.Ged 70 keep pace with the other In
rowth.
And now the railroads are In the
froes OF the reaction from the strain.
auinmrut has given way and men
ave given WAY. Hundreds Of persons
ave been killed and hundreds more
rahablss Will he slaughtered before
FAIRS eosiie to Il normal state. The :
oxens and dozens OF freight wrecks I
'sth the killing or manning Of rail-
md employees have been too small In
iterest 10 attract general attention. u
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-06-14
Told In : Few l,Iue~

Fire at Carnegie, Okla, wiped out the
entire business section Of the town, en-
failing . loss Of $4,000.
Nathan Hawk. a veteran Of the MAxi.
can war and the man who in IS4S first
brorxLt east news of the California gold
discoveries, i hale and hearty citizen
Of Folsom. Cal.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-06-14
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TNnNtnlE tNoievamNT AeAsHsT
&Ms &c.A& MAA sagsRs.


A list Of the wrecks in the last twelsv
months constitutes IN awful l1dietmea
| against the American railway mana
ser. In no part or the civilized work
| Is transportation attended by 50 many
| perils rs In the United States. and o.
late The danger seems to be Increasing
Instead of decreasing.
Scarcely a day passes that the news,
papers do not have to report some new
disaster. In many Instances the TRACE
dies are the result OF gross careless
ness on the part OF the railroad people.
Spreading raIls open switches. dis.
regard Of orders. earelessness or en-
gfneers conductors and train dispatch.
ers explain some Of the other disasters
In I few cases washonfs, saiowstorn,s
aad fogs caused wrecks. These are the
only Instances In which IT, railroad
people can be held blameless.
someshinx Radically wrong.
No part Of the country seems to hare
escaped. and. II anything. conditions
appear to he worse on big railroad
systems. where passenger fraffic Is sup
posed to be attended By every safeguard
that experience can suggest. than ii is
on smaller Hines. where roadhesis are
weak and the equipment il nUt up to
the times
That there Is something radically 1
wrong with the railroads II certain.
James J. Hill. president of the Great
Northern, acknowledged this when he
MD that he never took d railroad trip
nowadays that be did not fear disaster.
Transportation men say the railroads
arS not "a blame and that railroad
nlanagere are struggling against condi-
tions such % they never confronted
before md which they could not guard |
ngainst They say the public has no
ccnception Of the strain to which the |
railroads hare been subjected in the
last year or two. There has been
increase III TRAFFIC. The In
neaae came suddenly. The railroads
Aave done their best 70 handle AT. but /
|hey. hare bern unable TO grf ears OF |
locomotives 10 meet the neefix From
- Atlantic 70 the Pacific and from
- auif % the Great Lakes nearly
Eefy road u xiufted with freight. II
Aia erca6s IF business could b. handled
promptly fhe railroads would make
profIts The rallroads> ala
mont largely n the early days Of the
'Ise n the tide o. truilic, but there
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-06-14
HAN1y cNcTfARp

base traitor. He abandoned the mothss
country and raised arms against her. Hs
was the real Benedict Arnold of the revo-
luton" Instantly the class was in -
uproar, but the English xrl held her
ground and it was several minutes before
quiet was restored.
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JOHN BARRETT REPRESENTING PREsI-
DENT ROOSEVELT. HERE TO SPEAK AT
cEREMoNY-B1G PARADE TOMORROW,
AND SPEECH MAKING AT FAIR GROUNDS.

The Bis parade composed Of sol
disrs sailors carriages and auto
mobiles conveying the officials Of
the Alaska Yukon Pacific oHposi-
ton and the out.of town speakers.
for the ground breaking exercises
Of the 1903 fair viii start a. y
O'Clock tomorrow. from Jackson
street. aud march north ON First
avenue 10 Pine street, thence 20 Sec
and avenue and south 90 Second
avenue 20 Jackson street The
troops viii pass down Jackson
street 10 the Union depot where
special train wlll be ia waiting
20 take the party 10 the exposition
grounds AZ the campus ~ the bnis
verElfy ~ Washington where
speech making aud other cefemo.
nles wiil begin al 2 o'clock.
General J u Metcalfe grand
marshal ~ the parade. said today
that Arrangements we're complies
for the most elaborate affair Of its
kind ever given on the Pacific
coast
The speakers and special guests
afs arriving today Among them
Vas John barrett. chief 81 the Ia
tsfnatlousl Bureau OF American Re
pnhiles who comes - the repre-.
sentative u President Roosevelt
lie arrived AZ s O'Clock over tbs
Northern Pacific from Portland.
Ore. where he made at address b..
fore the Commercial club Wednea.
day
Mr. Barrett vas met al the depot
here BY Henry 4 Reed and other
exposition officials and escorted q
the butler hotel lie spent the day
visiting Old friends and waa enter.
tanned At luucheon a. the Rsihs.
keller hs the king countf Repuhil
can club
Al 8 80 O'Clock this evening Mr
Barrett will be the guest ~ supper
~ the Puget Sound Alumni $3.50.
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citation ~ George Washington Uni
yersity. % Washington. u. G. after
which be will attend a theater par.
ty given in bis honor Al the Grand
Opera house
Besides the special train that -
10 run 20 the exposition grounds for
the accommodation ~ the guests.
the Street Railway company Will
make special efforts 10 handle the
big crowds
The local weather director has
promised an ideal day. and the Of
ficialH ~ the exposition expect 20
make the event q memorable one
Al the luncheon today given him
b. the Young Mems Republican
club. Mr. Barrett made n short ad-
dress. Informally touching on the
honor which vas done him b. tho
president In being sent 70 attend
the ground breaking ceremonies.
aud praisinE RoOseyeit's admins
tratinn
lie explained the character Of the
worn be IL conducting a. chief u
the bureau ~ International Rspub-
lies. aud the fact thai n has a.
heart the interests 0f both Atlantic
aud parifie s;siss
Hon. John = Hartman % this
risy responded 20 Mr. Bhrretts re-
marks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
CASE TAKES OVER
BALLARD STREETS

Etrst supsfintsnosns ckm 4
Case has taken over the Bsnr.
street department ana ls sdsvssss
the work there % the system IL ~
eiiY
81 Case Nill pFobsbiy havs /,
put = sprinkler a. ballard q. ssta
The ioun has a good spestinf "a.
chine
For a fine Case may send cut -
% she White Elephants.-. 20 4.
new flushing machines are essss.
- she department
u the city treasurer m&snlssas 4
sub treasury A. Ballard, q ssb-s...
tfon fas granting street psrns.,s
sili be maintained there
The whole Of Chile IL trnfass<
by an almost uninterrupted akxls
Of volcanoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
READY TO BREAK GROUND
FOR A. Y. p. EXPOSITION
LICENSED TO WE'D

Ralph = Mnlvaue. a. anA NJ.
7 Wood ~ Seattle ns
Guy = Petsrkln. legal az. -.
Agnes - IAfermofe. legal sxe a. !.
attic
Herman Amalsr. %. Tot a..
May BRrBoiti. ~. Toh
MATHS Olson %. and Lizzie HID.
20. Fails City
Oregon Wsrden. a. and IA.
PiaKomaB 20 Everett
Almon u smith. q. and Mar
Harris. 20, Seattle. =
John A Ali. 81. Eldon. ana Ain.
W Papiu. % Union
Kari u Terry. Is. Edna Z Bon,
20. e. Paul
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

3 =aHEHN LAKE HuaK 90 nesi
HfHen Lake HHatatafH nH fsf ttne
HfF fHHn faufsfa anH Hainntsl eiA
fafniahaA Furniture a nHe tusi
Hhiaa rs tiaa TT aasiut hfeH "a
ths hest #his T. safrlf : ln tai
aaf auttnuu8tna values Ripa VII
Nuy tHfs II faheu 81 HH0e AZ ittfla
les thsn : sAsh. hsisnes mgrthi
. as san AVENUE. close ta iasksag
street seven uanms. in SOD 500
aiiiaa tat ilafsu This Il aHni
hame and Nnfth the maHsf usisi
fa4IHs 90
- s.a sd AvEstE eisss 60 iseksah
seven ffaiHs lHaiufH iaf h4aiiA A
H4efff fia4e faf mrdiaN 81 -
AaHe Uiasa 10 nHtf sstrn uin
Hira e. HeaHHd ANsHN# ama " Il the
laast 80 naff decd isfms 80
& so $50 AAEhfN. Fiuss ia iaffefein
STA gaatus in SID eaaaitfna isai
afn rtis e Sod feius faiua ~
= krHT FAua fHa afiias easi ~ ksai
sea saaa rad fffe sFfss under ~
fifafiaH naiznHs iFaafd ~ snh
Hs-iai faan lee level fits.f ssil
HA Iaam hfs Hauss iaFse barn
Hhrrs aH~k ~ fhifkeas fsa tHi
aI - o. fHH a ~ Hash 81
awHf fa0 feafs usf esNt 90
NAllfut 4 NENNN e fWfhu
Hii Aisrsa hliiaihs ~
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re- The star Main tesei Ind
lfts Fhs star viii eall ana coli
,set the piil sad viii send 70
yeu the answers Go your ~
when Addressed Care The star
nar,sx Fou ci4AsSIFfEp
.tltt,,s rastsWtcNEe tftelp
Waatss. ia.t aad feuad. ter
nsns, tser sale, ete.l one te@t
= Nords
MUTATIONS WANTED ans
a. Nords three fiWe4 faF q
0ea4s.
seven words % fractions 81
worda e. the lire. cAah Ia al
vsrea Nsh~n charged 60 acs
ceant actual number Of Lines as
eel will be eeaateA AlhlagSatn
iaFa want "A Agency = II
Mullen. sft Ballard Az OPP
CITY Hall
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Births we're registered tod., !.
follows
Henderson At 205s 18th an
MAY II 20 wife Of Ralph G. Hsut.,,
son . daughter.
cushman-At 7ib Spring Il M,
~. 20 wife Of willis cushsnss
son
seott-At no Spring e.. kyn
20 wife Of John W Scott. q ser ~
daughter
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49, 81 assh sai 3 y m8ufh small iai
hlsshs fftm a. iins sna ahi4 2
miuHtss anf
ff,t - q ussh 10 little larger gur
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huiid on lnf aatsf niff hafhss al
shaflt Yaa naataao nat ftai in
ssaffaais lac q nas -anli foe g.
~ salA = sueh terms
$40 ii,a fAsh. ~ fine ia HHiFsfsiT
q aM Naa thifd fesh fiHs aefs aiets g
~ lire 81 fAfs We caH naks 80
iffast aHi lsffns because - go
ihs nfaHaffe
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49,
80 $50 @atssffent iass sasfff n So Eepe
fasa. uiiss see - h@@tes itssi -
sasaHH hemss
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3 tiasss ffasa sts4t Hiiss ffrtH seattle
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ON THE FRONT

steamer Mseslnaw IL loadlns FOR
Arctic ports
hisamet cottage etts sets IN to
night then aesH on drf dock a.
Mofan'a
H1samsf Humboldt arrived this
afternoon from AiasAA
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FIREMEN'S PAY MAY RAISE

som. day next week tbe councils
Joint committees On fire and water.
sna eifil service and salaries. vii
take - ihe application ~ the fire
men for a. increase IA pay
some ~ fhs members ~ the city
council afs IA favor 20 making
some hilo~auens "a the fifamen II
there ars any funds ou hHHd
IN proportion 10 its sire. Belgium
has more miles ~ railway than any
other country ia the world
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Foa sALE-MiscElLANGoUs.


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dnaf 81 bridge Phone ~ rsti
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fin nluahauf la first class condition. IRE
lail = ftne ~ fhgn1a East 4iafs i-aI1
LAHgE UEHTAuHANf. DOING fH
nhNaE HtsiN 1fs Coo tnCkTf0H
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rustic. tft@ psr " Gems today Il
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tAe q fhons EaH u9s Ali
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
See Greenwood Park

on ne faiHs - che Eaf rraunfs sra
raHntff rIHh Tract office Green's n1f
STA Everett inferurhan
3 PAY COMPANY
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orr rfN=H OF GOVERNMENT
LAND
ts-taF faa 49, ertm fHss Eftszffa atsF #
ssfflae ueEsfEaasnf taae 80 aef.s a.
Issfaaffam fitHh - inf4ruaatiee So
plde II
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See Greenwood Park

a. thH faais - fts sH sreands as
fsauHtf# fiHh #falf sffiEs nfseHsraf
Hfa tfrfaa iHfsfaFtsAn
p PAY COMPANY
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GREENWOOD PARK

GREEN WOOD PARK
ciass a. sts5s as lH Has - 81 tilf
p sHiHHts So ffHat Hss iss ia sHF -
asfHsH 80 isfs a. practically lsfsf NJ
tr~ - Dress t@se ~ Eve Hfsnsa
affses
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fFHs 9saFfrf kFfs tracts fFan So e
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rffNsF rlcH
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fassl ritf aaaff Il fsnEs % rnaafh. 4
faai nsr sa~asiss Cens tasaF see
msffs - 80. fefns q go nsnfh Tsks
rsrsraa safsfnftaa % ffrffiE city -.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
GREENWOOD PARK

rhf Esfstf frfrlufhaa via boz fanuIaz
fife#tIf iHfn Seattle iu q Frr few nerks
HrasHfuasI ffa rlHhf ar tff aH1ifInn
fraHzffr from any uaiinfd raf fa size In
frfufHHn
q TAf CuHrNEY
fHHaIs close 'u FaHa furniture $40
ia.FarH house nn ffh fs.h SO tuah
ff8am fiat tulF tasa
fasf1nm house. we'll furnished YEAR
irass D 60 tauo cash
D. lNNEHTMENr co.
10 Denny Hidr
Phones Main fiin I'D tsss
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s. fAaM
fHf nnH hHaFs eifH iai tElae
Hse IS HaHHsH FtfH Utss Ea
WETHHFuf tf HEkGTr SO
fAfHns MuuatnG
rharss NAH lns us
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
500 Down
$40 a Month

rafs faf ..e f laH avnsf tfrf
aHE E 81 t
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faE Safe ~ 0ensfa Mafsfa -ssaau sssfse
Sistfr ere hk - MANsfa ~ f-sa.fs
a ~ En4 Ave Narta Pare East sss
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FOH HENT-HoIs Es

f-f7rm nrferr tnusf new flu Harsfnarf
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