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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

home 90 pick grapes for a living.
although his parents were we'll able
10 support him He gave aa his
reason as being old enough 10 start
out for himself lie looked not
more than . OF 10 years old.
Mercer island 10 used In many
cases az last expodlcnt by the
Judge Occasionally two boys will
get into trouble Tor "awiping some,
thing and then Il will be discover.
cd that the older boy led HIS young
~ companion on Ia such cases. N
the older boy has too great an Ia.
fluence on the other one. he In
sent 20 Mercer island. the two are
separated. and both probably turn
out the best 81 men Ia later years
Many ~ the youngsters are typi.
cal children Of the aluma. with little
bodies and mons faces. hetraylng
the hardshlps they undergo ia tho
battle Tor bread. and tn such cases
they Eo "a Mercer island. whore
they set plenty OF food aud an cdu
cation which will M them later
for life These boys have manly
treaaa and countenanceH, and when
The Judge talks 20 them privately
IN HIS chamber and tells how much
hciter of they win BE-. they DO not
whimper and II they dislike the
Idea they never betray the fact
Kindness has a deeper effect on
tho youthful offenders. but In rare
very rarscaaes harshnesH must
BE- ufsn And the Judge must be
careful IN laughing AZ their stories
foF a laugh may often spoil the ca.
tire efnhet OF the dread majesty Of
the ihe and once the boy goes
Rwav remembering the judges
smile and twinkle he's liable to
thlnk he judge an easy one and re-
peat tn offeuao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

wMls TIE average Seattle street
en Conductor does not receive erred.
h for lis diplomatic services 90 the
vssas ir riagiag ap fares assis,
isx "a ladies 10 alixhi. findiug
ps.s lcr somen and giving out
taes sseagh 70 keep an average 10.
ssnaGn1 bureau busy. "a Is also
e4s lAAt the nosoFman. Who now
ranagm the trout end 81 the car
eraw.sFly. doesn't receive half
As ue6if dae him fof belue mo
..a.lrally nethodicai IN his work
r. Eas especially noticeable Ia
b aarS Of Old about a week ago
-xhsn the lnceesant smoker who
rds % his work On the frunt end
siAs car With 4 biz smoke IN hts
rs,A earned much about the re.
zsssIhlisies and carr a motormau
sas ase Ia order 10 escape a gen.
nj eussing from the passenger.
Z = 10 easy matter 20 BRING a
n a 3 stop on a corner IN such a
srsa that the rear step will rest
z1sfiatesy above the crossing
~ matorman will tell YOU that
Az xhen little mistakes 40 hap
~ ana re step probably reaches
i'st hali faot from the crossing.
- - passenger breashes fiery
te2k h viii find oar on iavesti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
OF A
MESSENGER BOY

did not Ike. and that IL to col
ieet on "A package
One day the Gross cloak house
sent me cut 60 a house. and / had
tu collect siT50. and after I had
collected the money I gnt on a Lake
Nnlon ear had the money IN my
pocket. and after the car had went
q little way ! felt In my pocket To
see II tho money was silll there.
ana the money was not la ms peck
ca, and ! went and told the con.
ducior, and he said 60 look around
Ia the ear Well. | did. and az last
saw it under a man sitting next 10
the felt mighty glad when
found Il.
have never lost any money I
have collected yet. but there we're
SOME boys working there that did.
One ~ the boys lost five dollar
gold piece The messenger com.
pany takes the money out 81 the
boys wages when he loses money
You do not have % carry heavy
things very often. but sometimes
yoH 90.
It's lots better to be an office boy
than messenger boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
To Manufacturers

Tho following subjects are Of
vital interest 10 manufacturers
How 60 build. how 10 protect. how
10 insure The first IN of vital I'm
portance " contemplating building.
the other two az an times. The
MORT a. Els TERN MUTUAL
FIRE ASSOCIATION has a depart
ment organized 20 discuss with
manufacturers the meuts OF ar
ferent classes OF construction and
Ia advise concerning arrangement
81 plant and protection against the
different inherent hazards.
The Northwestern Ia In a posi-.
ton To offer expert advice on the
aeNsnd subject to protect
and In the department % automatic
aprlnklcrs 10 make figures az 20
actual cost and saving to be effect.
cd In insurance rates on the third
subject the Northwestern Is partic
ularly well equipped not only 70 ad
wise but 20 supply the need. The
Northwestern Is the Pacific coast
representative Of the factory and
lumber mutuals Advice on the
above subjects is gratis. and a tele
phone call or post card will bring
YOU the services Of a Northwestern
inspector
PbolWs- Main lass. Ind. SAT.
20s Columbia st. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
THIEF CAPTURED.

Caught after a chase Of several
blocks. Paul Wagner. aged "a. a
clerk Ia the employ OF NJ Seller A.
Co. was arrested last night by Pa.
trolmen Hans Damn and John
Donlan. charged with the theft Of
some pipes from g cigar stand on
King a. When searching the young
fellows room. az $50 Alder st.. the
patrolmon found u sack containing
tl5 locks. which Wagner admitted
having stolen. also a diamond stud
ded watch. which the prisoner says
he stole from a room In his board.
ing house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

Congregational.
F7Mnuih-Third and unlver.
81 Rev Francis J. Van Horn. ID
Z IasioF Services II a m and
a. Sunday school s.4B a.
! =. 3 G =. SIS ,. m: mid.
sssf services. Thursday. 5 D ma
1.eialng subject. Revelation
iaioaka Human Experience
stsning subject. ~selfhood and
, ss'Vise, Rev David Beaton. Of
.aeaso. breaches morning and
rlsilm- Broadway and Repub
AeE Edward Lincoln smith.
pastor Services m a m.
n: Sunday school 9 90 a.
! 2 $ c. g.. e.54 p. m.: mid.
sFFicess Thursday. Z 90 p.
IL c. Mason breaches
y. .a,,,.s,aly--Brookiyn av NJ
!. -, 4 G Mason. pastor. Services
60. !. g and : ,. M. SUNDAY
-. 4 Il is p. m. junior G. ~.
"a FPS c. E7pm mia.
aesFlees. Thursday. $50 D.
~, ~ Y " scudder viii preach
z leo . a. ~ A''''
gI sI.s.sieF Whitman av.. near
+. ''s \ ai Rev VIM G. Kant.
T" " pastor Services 10.45
go sna Tao b. M; sunday
- go O. no.. Y.P s. q 81
Z M midweek services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
nv FREDDIE HENRY,
The office Boy.

wave yen ever been a meastnEef
- have. and | would not IKE
! messenger again What I
a ~ Nae about heing a messen-
Z. Z this. You have 90 work sat.
s,t.v nights. and sometimes YOU
Z, ealI and you have to SO out
- Tiers arr no street lamps and
~ are 70 numbers on The houses.
~ s,rets run into each other aud
49, aro no street siEns On the
tapshone poles
- aAy was sent ont on The
s.nlea car line 10 4 house on some
-rees but cant remember tho
..re az the street. on the pack.
- \ sala 70 get of at that street
a ralk west till you come to a
- house and the FIRST hill Well
lss,s we're about a dozen bills and
.Aeas AZ new houses | walked
,AOst nile, and I found the house.
"a the house VAS FiEht aeaf the
ssnsh Seattle ear line
The messengers get a lot % tips
they 81 the most TIPS from the
men There i another thing that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
CONVENTION ENDS.

The state convention Of tho In.
dependent order Of Forestgra
closed last night with n banquet
at the Washington Hotel annex.
Covers we're laid for TOO guests.
Past High Chief James Neil acting
as POSTMASTER Officers we're
elected al the afternoon meeting. az
which Mayor VIM Hickman Moore
was elected an honorary member
and Everett was chosen for the
menllng nlaon ln 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
WORK ON FOUNDRY
is BEGUN

Work on the foundry for the
Cascade Steel Co AZ darlington was
begun Friday and within two or
three months the plant il expected
10 b. IN full operation. The com.
pany viii employ $50 men az the
start and will BE- able 90 turn out
work Tor the nFcmerion navy yard
the Moran Co. and other local con
Germs which have heretofore haa
to depend upon foundfics az Port
land and san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

Seattle Star Exclusive ssrvies.l
NEW YORK. Oct Cardinal
Vennatcili. bishop ~ ralcatiuia.
viii arrive IN this country IN a few
weeks "a open the fourth cucharis.
tic congress of the Roman Catholic
church IA America. which viii b.
held ~ PitfAbuFE Oct iElT. aud
over which he VII preside as tem
poraFy president The cardinal viii
visit Archbishop Fariey tn New
York. preach AZ 81 patricka cathe
dfal. call ca President Roosevelt
visit Cardinal Gibbons a. naltl
more and tour the principal cities
OF the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
no PAY FOR SICK.
FIREMEN

Men IN the employ OF the SEATTLE
fire department. VITO contract III
ness while IN the performance Of
tNelr duties cannot. according 10
the civil service COZ mission and
the auditing committee Of the
council, be- paid for the time they
are confined 10 their bodg. Fire
man = B Bayne. while fighting a
fire that occurred IN the Grotc.
Rankin warehouse July I. was
drenchod with water and gmOth.
cred With smoke. from which he
contracted typhoid pneumonia lie
presented q bin for $40. his salary
Tor the month he was disabled. and
the payment was refused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
DISMISSAL ASKED

" o Weber. on trial IN Judge
Georges court charged with con.
apiracy 60 defraud Miss Maud
Amt. yesterday through his httot.
neys asked the court % dlgnlas the
charge or issue Instructions 20 the
jury 90 bring IN a verdict Of not
guilty on the ground that there g.
no state statute ~ provide a pen.
atty for the offcnHe The matter
was taken under advisement by
Judge George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
WILL SELL PHONES
NOT RENT THEM

renting them 10 Subscribers. Tho
new system viii be- put into effect
by The local company as soon as
practicable This Ia the first time
IN the history Of the company that
The practice OF selling telephones
manufactured by the concern has
been Instituted II IL expected that
tho new policy viii result In the
establishment Of rural telephone
service In all OF the country dis
triotH OF California, Washington and
Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
EAoLEs GETTING READY.

Preliminary work Was started
last night al the meeting Of Seattle
aorle. No I, Fraternal order Of
Eagles, fqg the grand aeric session
which Is TO BIO held In Seattle next
year The 1908 committee WAS in
creased from % TO 75 membcrs and
from now on arrangements will be
made gradually 10 entertain the
visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
RIIPNS WANTS GO
with JOHNSON

ton arrives and viii flght John.
sou on hla return
Although Coffroth would like To-
STAGE the Johnson Burns fight for
Thanksgiving day. he Ia of NO mind
10 offer biz purse but would
want Burns 60 take a chance on the
house.
George Memslo may appear ~
the show to be- given 10y the Re.
lance club. az oakland. October
20 Memslc a. IN Los Angeles, but
viii Join Tommy burns In Oakland
within a week. and will make an
appearance u there Ia money
onough Ia sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

inston Crime and e,he Rottenneaa
of tho Time" haptfan.
efomplo THIRD and Cedar; Goo
Robert Cairns. pastor n a m.
Peaslmist versus Optimiat'@ 30
y. m. THE God ct My Life. solo.
ist Mrs Moffat Q,he Temple chorus
leader, Mr. " L Park. viii sing
West Seattle Row. Arthur u
carpenter paatW Sunday school
2 % y. m; scrrfcea. p M sub
iect, The Wicked Are Not So."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct o An.
nomoement Is made by the Pacific
Telephone a Telegraph company
that word has been received from
President Theodore q Vail of the
Amorio'a Telegraph n Telephone
company IN New York that new
policy Of selling telephones has
been inaugurated.
Il has been decided Ia the future
To sell the telephones instead Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
BELIEVES IN RUICK
tBy United Prsss.)

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. O. Tim.
oihy y. Burke. special assistant 20
Attorney General Bonaparte. ar
rived here today from BoiHe. where
be has been investigating the al.
legged misconduct OF District At
tofney liuick Ia securing the In.
diotment OF Senator Borah The
result ~ these findings has been
communicated TO Washington
y consider" said Mr. Burke,
that Mr. Hulck'a yindication at the
hands Of the special grand jury
called to investigate the charges
against him Is complete"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 5.-Tho
board OF health reported today on
the plague situation as followa
Number Of verified cases. O.
deaths, 30i suspected cases. "a;
discharged, H. Seven now verified
and three suspected cases have
been discovered in the past "a
hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

and Printing company Of Seattle.
from f75. 900 10 gi25,OO0.
Euclnal Copper and Gold Mining
company 81 Spokane. 100000.
~ u Thompson, g. r. Mather.
Eugene icnzcl
Vaohon Manufacturing company
~ Seattle. $4,000 James H.
steele. Thomas Emmlck, james
Prmit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

THEE hlg mnHiodnn iuskH. taken
from sold diEgluga on Gold stream
Ia The Tauana district have been
received ~ l. 4. Nadeau. director
Evnefal 81 the Alaska Ynkoai. Pa.
eific exposition for display during
the fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

Or Winton. editor Of the Nash
vile Christian Advocate. the publ.
cation 81 the Southern Methodist
church. arrived Ia the city this
morning m Wlntou will preach
tomorrow at n q. m. and at y
p. m at Egan's hall. in the Arcade
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

The Theosophical Society. Seat.
tie lodge. if2o Second sunday. s
p m. lectare subject, Principles
of Ethics. Ancient and Modern. By
Mrs, 1. T. nuah.
School Of Illumination -- Egan
hail. Arcade building Z D m VII
son Ftitch will speak on Science
and Prayer The Good 81 pray
ing messages by Mrs Cobb.
First Divine Science church-~Co
lambia cuileKe halt broadway and
Pine Agnes u Mccarthy. pastor
Services az II a m Sunday school.
10 a m subject. The Faithful
Steward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
LAIR TO OFFICIALS.

The Rainier Heights Improve.
ment club has closed the incident
concerning the proposed extension
Of Stone az through Woodland
Park and viii leave the question TO
the city and county officers to be
settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
sloGsrgp ISSUE.

At meeting Of the Rainier
Heights Improvement club last
night that body voted 90 steer clear
OF the Stone nv extension fight and
allow the city officials 10 say
whether or not the boulevard shall
DO put through Woodland park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
WIFE oEsERrgR CAUGHT.


PORT TOWNSEND. Oct S.
Chris MorKnnroth. charged with
wife deHertion. arrived IN custody
OF tho sheriff yesterday from
HOodspori. whore he was placed
under arrest lie waa taken before
Justice snyder. who bound him
over In bonds Of 81 900 to appear
for trial at the October term OF
the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
MOVE OFFICE

The office OF the building I'm.
spector was moved today from the
upper floor Of the city hall 10 the
ground floor on the Jefferson st.
side Of the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

PORT TOWNSEND. oct ga
new shlnRlo mill Is about to be con
F,ructed ON Port Townsend bay by
the logging firm Of Hayden n on
son. The mill when completed Will
turn out 10000 shingles per day
and employ about 40 men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

PORT TOWNSEND. Oct s.-A
bulletin issued by the United states
photographic office announces the
iocaiion 81 new red light aud
DAY mark Of rcd and white vertical
striped disc on tho west side of
Wing Point. AZ the entrance "a
EaEle hafbor. 81 feet above high
water mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
TEA.

Tea is almost nothing ;
how much weight do you
think there is in the taste
OF itl
Weight is no measure for
tea
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't like Schiilings Best.
we pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

s.N FRANCISCO, pct o. a.
,.s,,sh he has accented an o,lv ,.
laoass, M National sportlug club,
l |, ,,esen. 10 flght Gunner MOTT
q el. my Rufns stands wiling to
Ssas s. pushes in with $4,000 Of
W. = a. a flght with Jack Johnson
n .ss.. y, burns SAYS that Tom Me
49, Wv. Il Los Augeles. ia dicser'ns
GA ~ nght. there Is mo ehancv
y y, ~ ssenrlng the match. as John
q ~ !. n fight Flynn October 20.
s ~ SAYS he will leave wi,hlu a
Jus - a. soon as bis tranaporta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

Trinity farsh ElgMh and
James; rector. Rev II. III, Gowen
Services az 7;ao q. m / a. m. and
1889 y m. SUNDAY school and rec,
tors Bible class, $3.50 n. m. morn.
ms subject 'Filled With All the
FullnoaA OF God evening subject.
kneellnE Upon Their Knees"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

PORTLAND Ore, Oct Go A.
Woaigate will pfobahiS be- appoint.
cd 10 grecood tho tate surveyor
general John DAILY who was acct.
dentnl!y Killed yesterday by falling
down stairs and breaking his meek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

Tabernacle-l5th av r. and Tiar.
risou, John Marvin Dean. minister.
Church Bible school. $3.50 a m.
public worship, II A. M theme.
special sermon to the student body
81 the Young Peoples Bible lnsii.
mte. Young Peoples council. 8 p.
m.; evening topic. z 3d. The Gov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

First Church of Christ. Scientist
Sl2 Sixth Services II a M. aud
y. m subject Arc sin. Diseaae
and Death Reai7" Sunday school.
n a. M testimonial meeting.
Wednesday, p. m reading rooms
az a2a Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

First broadway aud ". Olive.
Rev A. H. Chapman. pastor. sery
lees 1888 a m and 1880 D M G.
~, G,lA p. m Sunday school, ~
M, mornlns subject My nihio ,
evening subject. Daniel In Baby.
Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

First Spiritual Society Knights
of Pythiaa hall. First ncar Pike.
L0lc + Prior. speaker. Services
. m. and ) D. m afternoon and
evening subject. "Relnearnatlon"
platform messages afternoon by
Mrs Jennings and evening By Mrs
Prior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
NEW INTERPRETATIONS
(star Special ssrvlse)

OLYMPIA. Oct g. Corporation
papers have been filed In the Of
flee OF the secretary Of state as
follows:
Certificate Of increase ~ capital
stock OF General LlthoRraphinR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

81 u. l heFrin 4 Company have
s,t-. ~ ~ shares Of Comstock
- oase Al S5c per share 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

ssstttt sssstts
: Noiees for the church q
: nlrmn 10 the Saturday Star .
WI rot BE- accepted after 5 .
sosio<k Friday afternoon. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

More bairosnpns at the nayy yard
than ever before. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

Thursday. 7z8 n M morning
subject. Making u Worth While"
evening. The House In Which
You Live
PruspeCt.-Eass Prospect ~. and
10th Rv ~ Sunday school. 8 20 a.
m. James 2 Weter. aupt 40 ..
m, evcnsonE and sermon hy Rev
g. r. Gale. subject. Summer
~nded
beacon Hlii--Near Beacon nm
school. Rev. James A Henry. pas
tor Services n q. m. Sunday
school. ~ m. Y. y q C. r.. T.t6
.. M morning subject. "ChaFac.
ter Building"
YounEstown-sunday school.
3. m s p. m. ovcnsong and ser
mon. b. Rev. James A. Henry.
Presbyterian.
Westminster Broadway and Co
inmbia. Rev J. NJ Wilson. pastor
Morning subject. THE Cloud aud
the Silver Lining" In the evening
the pastor will address the "fiadas
sab Club. the recently organized
club 81 young women. subject.
"Woman's Mission"
Cherry St-~22d av. and Cherry
Rev w A Stevenson. Ph. y. pas.
tor Sunday school. . Is a. m. C.
r. p. m, II a. m. communion
and reception Of members: D.
M The Bread and Water Of
Life"
Ballard Market 81. and 18th av.
" w Rev Elmer r. Thompson.
PASTOR II a. m, communion serv.
lee. reception 0f members and hap.
tism Of children. 1880 p. m. The
Value Of a Hitching Post"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

Take Mount Baker car direct to office in p
minutes from Pioneer Square, and a delightful rid,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
All Join in Chorus.

We reprint this morning Il fair ana
timely editorial frCm the Virgihian
Eliot, Justice Where Justice Due,
which deals with the situation at the
jamestown Exposition ana the Board
of Governors system in II spirit of can
dor and Justice not always exhibited
by the press of the state and of the
country towards that great enterprise.
1t seems To us that the time has come
for the-prcss and public TO call n hall
to cnrr'ng and unjust criticism and to
deal fairly with the Exposition and its
managers. In the face of prodigious
and almost overwhelming difficulties
n splendid Exposition has been evolv
cd of which the State and country
should be proud. The work, rs we
understand. is now finished and the
exhibition in all its details is ready
for visitors. Ii will stand the test
of the most critical scrutiny. and only
those that have not been to the EX-
position are disposed TO criticize it
adversely Those that have seen it
are convinced. and do not hesitate to
say that it is very much better than
they had expected. Now let us ali
jon in this chorus and sound the just
praises of the Exposition and do cv-
crNtning Ill our power 10 encohIh9e
and promote the attendance. There
is yet time enough in the five remain
:ng mQnths OF the Exposition to make
it splendid financial success. Tho
newspapers of Virginia and of the
Atlantic seaboard can do this if they
will 90 at the work with n viii So
far, The Exposition has had but little
help from the press outside of the
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Newport
News papers. Now is the time for the
newspapers To rally to its support. 1t
would be shame upon the press and
, people Of this part OF the Union If
the jamestown Expos tion should
prove to be financial failurc.-Pcf-
crsLcirg lndcXAppeal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
NORTHERN ON THE NEGRO.

In his Fourth OF July address az
Montclair, New Jersey, formcrGov-
ernor William d. Northen OF Georgia
discussed the negro problem as it
presents itself in Il general way
throughout the South and more par
ticnlarly rs he views it at close range
in Georgia. Two of his uttcrances
were significant and suggestive.
1.-THE white man and the negro"
he said, "are as distinct in racial Gle
ments as the extremes OF all the races
can suggest or imply. ] have
no solution to offer for tho negro
problem as 1t exists in New Jersey;
It should always be handled accord
ing to the conditions and the needs
of each locality" This projects, first
q delicate reminder that Georgia and
every other Southern State ins st on
being left strictly alone in this mat
ter of deahng with the relations OF
the two races, each to handle the
thing in It's own way and to settle
the local problem If it can 1t was
merely another way of saying Hands
off, to the people of the North-thc
medders of the North. The remark
suggests also that it is not wholly
Uncomfortable that New Jersey may
some day have negro problem OF
her own. Indeed, the size of the ne
gro population in Montclair-a tradl-
tionaily exclusive white community