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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

The best makes OF tools az the
best prices We can supply the car
pointer, brieklayer or plumber @.
II Woodhouao Co. ii2 University
80
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Why ltis Necessary


II is unnecessary 20 dwell on The
conditions leading up 70 the present
state 81 affairs. as everyone knows
that the abnormal conditions 81
shipping and trade existing during
the past season have resulted dis
astrously 60 nearly every ooncera
In the northwest Suffice 4 20 saF
that the ID s. Johnston Co. has On
hand over one thousand pianos
which have all arrived In the last
few weeks Homes must be found
for these ~ once 20 avert heavy
storage charges. and the instrli
ments must also be paid Tor within
the next few weeks.
As can be easily imagined. il VIII
take a big round sum OF money, hut
In addition. the erection OF cur nsw
Temple OF Music corner Third and
University will shortly necessl-
tate another large cash outlay.
Here's the Proposition.
Ordinarily per cent, reduetic9
is given 90 cash buyers. but cur en-.
trcme anxiety 20 raise money quick
", and realizing that conditions
are somewhat duh at present vs
are offering the extraordinary IN
ducements OF %. 30 and as high as
30 per cent reduction from the res
Mar established retail value.
Just stop Tor a moment and see
what this means-it means that
Won can now secure those elegant
strictly first-class pianos ordinarily
sold for 1926 for ss27. Think OF Il
a clean cut OF nearly 500
We feel safe ia saving that an
opportunity equal 90 this win new
er again De presented individual
buyers desiring tlfe very cream Of
American made instruments. But
bear In mind. 70 D. the cash se are
after. Or, u you can pay down say
40 or 500 and the balance In
snort time. come In today and talk
q over d. S. Johnston Co. sQs
second avenue. Burke building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
Sun Glasses

are needed these bright warm DAYS.
We have them az reasonable prices
Schuehard Optical Co. Eye Special.
lists. 1907 Second Ave 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

The Bertha. of the Alaska Coast
company sails tomorrow for the
ports of Western Alaska
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

And how To make II. Ask ppar
a Tait, 1929 Second Ave. Thev
have fireworks. 80
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THIRTY PERCENT
PAID FOR Cash
BIGGEST INVOLVEMENT KNOWN.

Tremendous Price Reductions Made
By Pioneer Plano House In g.
fort 20 Raise Money--Abnermsi
Conditions and Erection Of New
Temple Of Music Neeessltsfs
Drastic Measures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

The Barbor Asphalt company has
protnlaed that Third az. shall Be
opened for traffic and travel by
next sunday The brick is 70 es
an down and the driving portion OF
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GREENLAKE and FREMONT
For Sale

late. s.taem hoHse with cHtefsn haass
s=H ffuu tfeca fire view Price e en- +
Itsh Mu Hart y soth ard spnnys.s
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BALLARD DISTRICT.

uNAp.A FEW CHOICE EorH
Near f'nfvernitf fine view. faHa 20 1900
SO cash end so per month fhanH Hat
lard H85 q
rfNr VIEW fufa
Az in fruit and lawn. adjoining Green
Lake Reservoir tnd Park so eahh aud tts
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Tourists

Don't fair 70 visit the Z : navy
yard az nremorton the battieahirs
Nebraska. oregon and wisconsin
the eunboais Chicago. nosfen and
Albany. the training ship Fhlindel
phia. the prison ship Sipalc and
The great drydock Boats leave
pier al AZ. 20 and 10 a m
t.ts. 2 80 and 80 p N. Round
trip soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

A. "a A araraA bshuflfHi froem maaern
hasise fuil basement on siff Ave
one hfaek ffanl Madison Terms
20 hssuifai s.reea modern haaas
large iat. terms
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ara 10. acre tracts on car line close iH eniF
$50 an terms n e. Per month See Hil.
mans cashier taiaF IL
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dara IS owner Tot fariaa. HfRdaa street
rarrsnf aHlH al assessments Hnfd - HHfH4
two Hineh H from car Come ana see Elf
yourself Price 500 80 down ARD Sc PEE
month ara me Hf Sc. tI West 18Th e
Phone North n and North ilaa - = y
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Good Farms

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RAINIER VALLEY
COluTmbia
City

REST AND cHEAPEar LOTS
Tats au Ferdinand street ~ blocks west
IN UaIuier boulevard fH one third gHsh
DO acres at uHrieH. fWI 5 eaHhi sssft=
flee
DUNBAR. Wi washington BIDS =
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT.


s.room moiefn college. en- iith Ave Is ?
Price $1,000. 500 Gosh. Terms Ola tai
Phone North sil "a g
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c } s''s5i,. .iasE. 70 = .sa's' -
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GOOD HOUSE AND
LOT $500

WEN view ~ latsa nn1 mountains.
oni1 tiH cash. ilf per month WHY
do sou raF rrntf 90 out today and
see fhe finest addition ora the market
Green iakf ItfafrtUir Addition. near
fHiHffrltV Green lntr r1r fH Gfrrn
Lake station. OHr Branch office
INTEHNkTtoNAT. noNu REALTY go
300 Pioneer Block
Main flf in1 f0ff l.af
VERY CHEAP huurH. large piece rich
bottom iHuf. COVE laying hens. ligtous
close 81 street cars. only $3.50. terms $50
down. $50 per month. Hta0 my sisters rla'e
cottage. poultry. etNs only $3.50. Terms tA
down. &c per month Come quick Take
Tacoma tntofufhan 20 valley city See
Mra Hafauan Hr 81 LnmHH at now store.
sIHhf 81 street car line ~
Fsf asla hf bargain NJ taken 90 once.
brand new fHHf. room ruttHrr. Dob ltrIHN.
tWo blocks from street car only tio0 V00
down HHd balance ar fIu prr month
T. EN0LEn
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

F. P. Sargent Commissioner General of
Immigration and Naturalization who has been dan.
gerously III az his home. 1924 Monroe street north
west Tor the past two weeks. is rapidly recovering
The Ladies Aid Society Of Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church win give q bazaar and
social IN the lecture o0m 4 the church TO-DAY
from 70 10 9. m. There VIII D. refreshments ais
on sale and It Is hoped that the attendance vii b.
large
Funeral services over the remains OF
W. p Knight. who died suddenly while al work m
the controllers Office. Treasury Department Wei
nesday. viii De held az clock this afternoon AZ
the residence % his daughter Ms E Ga-sb.
l'4l North Capitol street. His wife end two dargf
ters-Nlrs. l. K Gasch. Of this city. and Mrs r. e
Anisofook. Of New York City. survive the deceased
lnterTnent viii be in Arlington Cemetery.
The funeral Of Edwin A. NcIntire. who
oieo last Tuesday evening viii b. held az 3 O'Clock
TINS AFTERNOON from his residence % street north
west Rev. Ross ~ Flsibum. pastor Of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church VII conduct the
s.f'ice AZ the house. while The r. r. French Lodge
Ne. Is. q the Free, Ancient and Accepted Masons
q which Mr.. McIntire was a member. wil have
charge o. the services a the grave Iutennent vii
b. IN Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29
RAIN DELAYS new RAILROAD
Washington and Baltimore Trolley
to Run January l.
All but Ten Miles of TrackaEe NOyV
Laid and Cars Ready
for Service.

Unlooked-for delays. due principally 10
rain, Will cause another postponement Of
the opening Of the new Washington. Bal
timore and Annapolis Electric Railway
Some weeks ago # was announced that
the line would probably be ready for
operation On December l, but now il is
found that the work cannot be finished
before January /, and it will probably be
month later before the entire line is
opened. The section between Washing
ton and Annapolis is nearer completion
than the Baltimore end Of the road and
VIII likely be ready for operation by the
first of the year
The failure Of the contracting firm
which had IN charge the construction Of
the Baltimore section OF the line was one
OF the causes OF delay. This failure alone
Is said 10 have caused a. delay Of about
two weeks In connection with the part
which the firm was building. while an
other source Of trouble was the Patapsco
River.
The road crosses the river al q point
near Humphrey, Anne Arundel County. a
short distance above the Annapolis Short
Line. The river at this point is hardly
more than a marsh and great difficulty
was experienced by both roads in getting
a crossing. owing To the fact that the
marsh was apparently bottomless
II Is said that there now remains less
than ten miles Of single track 10 be laid
before ali Of the track work viii be
finished.
Eight OF the twenty-five cars ordered
for the road have been received and are
now at the company's shops az Academy
Junction These cars are similar in ap-
pearance 90 those used on MANY inter
urban roads in the West. and cost about
$4,000 each
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29
LOCAL MENTION.

Flowers for the Debutante.
Roses, orchids, Violets. Shaffer, 18th & I.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29

Include il in Saturdays sale at Wesch-
ler's, 800 pa ave- NV You will be pleased
with results. Prompt returns. Phone 12S2.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29

In the Republican convention OF 1876
Justice Harlan was the leader of the
Kentucky delegation, and il was by his
efforts that Hayes was nominated for
President by causing Bristow's name TO
be withdrawn and switching the vote Of
the Kentucky delegation to him. This
move caused Blaine's defeat by seventeen
votes. A few months after Hayes in
auguration John Marshall Harlan was
appointed 20 the Supreme Bench.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29
MAIL FOR THE FLEET.
Circulars Tell How 10 Address Men
on Board Pacific Squadron.

Several circulars bearing on the dis
patch of mail matter for the men aboard
the vessels during the voyage to the Pa
cific have been issued by Admiral Evans,
cOmmander-in-chief of the United States
Atlantic he4t
The mail address Of the vessels making
up the fleet. and which includes also the
supply and repair vessels, viii be care
Of the postmaster at New York" until
February 5. 1905, after which it viii be
care of the postmaster at San Fran
cisco, Cal" Il Is expected that mail
will be delivered at Rio de Janeiro Qeav-
ing New York on January 81, after which
no more will be received until the fleet
reaches Callao.
After arriving dt Magdalena Bay, it is
hoped mail will be received every ten
days, by the Pacific Nail Steamship Com
pany. from San Francisco. Once the feet
reaches Magdalena Bay, il will be In
Geographic communication with San
Francisco at all times.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29
ST. MARY'S ALUMNI MEET.
Temporary Organization Effected for
Washington Association.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Mount
St Mary's alumni living in Washington
and vicinity was held at the Riggs House
Wednesday evening. A. V. d. Waiter
son. national president OF the associa-
ton. addressed the meeting. which was
called for the purpose of organizing a
Washington branch OF the association.
The following temporary officers were
elected: President. Daniel w. Baker; vice
president, James +. Smith; secretary. Leo
f. Stock: treasurer. Walter J. Thorp
Short addresses were made by Rev. DIR.
Grammar. a former president OF the
Mount" Fathers Lee, Rosersteel. and
Howard; Messrs. Richard Curtin, George
May. F. billiard, and others.
The meeting adjourned TO meet Decem-
II, when a permanent organization viii
be effected. There are about 100 students
of this Institution living in the District
and nearby towns.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29
CANARIES SING AT DANCE.
Novelty introduced at Annual Ball
of Washington Eagles.

With canaries singing in every corner.
amid the leaves of palms, Washington
Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
gave its Thanksgiving ball last night in
the hall Sixth and Z streets.
The most daring nature faker never
made a more startling innovation than
this. The birds were loaned by Edward
S. Schmid, so the programme said, and
they undoubtedly enjoyed the novelty OF
their surroundings, for they sang very
sweetly.
]. II. Bradley was chairman of the
committee in charge, assisted by E. S
Fleming, treasurer, and J. Donald Britt
secretary.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29
RACING AT BRIGHTWOOD.
Jubilnnta Wins from Fred wilkes
in Straight Heats.

The trOtting and pacing matinee at
BrightwoOd yesterday drew a good sized
crowd. Three races made up the pro-
gramme, match for $500. and trot
and a pace being the features.
The match was between John Simmons
Fred Wilkes, 2:1sl4, and John F. Javins'
Jubilanta, 2:l614. Fred Wilkes beat Indiana
John, 215A, in a match two weeks ago,
and appeared TO be good race horse.
This gained him many friends who backed
him generously yesterday, but he was
simply outclassed, and Jubilanta won as
he pleased In straight heats. The sum-
mary OF the afternoons sport follows:
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Justice Harlan Will Observe
Anniversary To-day.
TALK OF HIS RETIREMENT
Rumor That He May Resign from
Supreme Court, but 1t Is Not Con-
firmed-StiI in Robust Health at
Seventy-fOur Years-Facts in His
Remarkable Career.
Justice Harlan, The Man.

Serenty-four years old, six feet two IN his
stockings
a firm believer in the Bible and the
Constitution of the United States Pres
byterian in religion
4 deyotee Of golf as mode Of exercise
Born in Kentucky. studied law. practiced
before reaching his majority. and entered
public lie at twenty-five.
Raised a Union regiment and fought in
civil war for fifteen months as a colonel
Caused the nomination Of Hayes for Presi-
dent by switching the Kentucky delegation
for him in the convention Of 1876
Appointed 20 the supreme Court soon,
after Hayes inauguration.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29

Mrs. Annie NJ Bradley, who has been
on trial for over two weeks in Criminal
Court No l, charged with the murder OF
Senator Brown, OF Utah. spent an I'M
eventful day in the District jail yester-
day. No special food is served TO prison.
ers on Thanksgiving Day. and she. there
fore, ate the usual prisoners fare with
the exception Of few dainties brought
10 her by her mother. The mother also
brought to her what was more welcome.
the news that her little boy. Martin
Montgomery. aged four, did not have a
serious attack of Group, and was improv-
ing. While the child's condition has never
been serious. 1t has, nevertheless, been
a source OF anxiety 10 Mrs. Bradley in
her present condition of mind
II is possible that the testimony in the
case may be concluded when to-day's
session ends, and, If it is not. a session
may be held tomorrow, so that the final
arguments OF counsel may begin Monday
morning, and the case given 70 the jury
not later than Tuesday. However. the
defense may call witnesses in rebuttaI.
and il it does the case may not go To
the jury before Wednesday or Thursday
next.
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EXCURSIONS TODAY.

To Fort Monroe. Noffolk. Newport News, James
town Exposition. and all points South-Nosfolk and
Washington night steamers every evening IN the
year at $50 and day steamers every other day on
odd dates at 3 a. N.
To Rock Greek Bridge. Geological Park, Chew
Chase. aud kensington-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes.
To Alexar aria-Ferry steamer Lackawanna ever
hour and Lalf from a. TO D. N.
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Table d'HOte Dinner, 75c, Lunches

Ia carte. Park Hotel Winter Garden, n. Y
ave. and 18th ST. Hungarian Orchestra
during lunch. dinner. and supper.
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EXPERTS ON STAND
Government AlienistS viii
Testify To-day.
PRISONER SPENDS QUIET DAY

visited nt the Jail by Her Mother,
Who Brings Her Dainties for the
Thanksgiving DEMONSTRATING of
Testimony May Possibly End Some
Time This Afternoon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29
DONALDSON BEST GOLFER.
Wins Green Committees Cup on CO.
Iumbia Clubs Links.

The best Of the club wielders Of the Co
lumbia Golf Club entered the Thanksgiv
ing tournament TO decide the ownership
of the Green Committee Cup. on the fast
links at BrightwOod
over forty men entered the tournament
which started early yesterday morning
Golden Donaldson succeeded in turning
In the lowest score. thereby gaining pos
session OF the valuable trophy.
Mr.. Donaldson played a fast game, his
score at several tees being below par Mr.
Donaldson demonstrated by his work yes
terday that he is is one Of the coming
golfers Of the club.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-29
Believe Mrs. Bradley sane.

The governments TWO aHenists, Or.
Smith Z. Jelleffe of New York. and DR..
Edward Brush. OF Baltimore. viii tes-
tify to-day. and it is understood both
viii state 10 the jury that when Mrs
Bradley entered the room Of Senator
Brown in the Raleigh Hotel on Deem
Der last. in their opinion. she was not
insane, but was a woman whose jeal-
ousy had worked her up 70 such a state
that she determined 70 either force
the man who had discarded her 20
marry her or she would Kill him.
Witnesses in rebuttal viii also be
placed on the stand by the government
Thanksgiving Day one year ago. ac-
cording 10 Mrs. Bradleys testimony.
she and Senator Brown dined together.
and while she was with him he was
aGectionate, and told her that ne in
tended to keep his promise TO her and
make her and her children happy in
the future. and she said she believed
/ him.
According 20 James Rowan. the
night watchman who testified in the
case one year ago tonight Mrs Brad
ley climbed over wall in the back OF
Senator Browns residence in Salt
Lake and stationed herself in posi-
ton where, he testified, she told him
"she could see Senator Brown" On
this occasion she carried the little red
handbag. in which concealed the pistol
on the day she entered Browns room
in the Raleigh Hotel.
Mrs. Bradley left Salt Lake on Tues
day, December {. 1906, and It would
be a peculiar coincidence if the jury
should return its verdict just a year
after, and this would be Wednesday
next
The daily tribune., 1907-02-12
City Council Report. 4

The regular nsatius Of the city
cospoiI. with Alderman Wilson ab.
sent. was held In ths city hall cham-
bfr last night. and but little business
Of Importance was transacted.
Il was decided 70 revise the ord,.
nance relating 10 junk dealers and to
increase the lieense from el5 to go
per year. The ordinances will be so
changed ~ 70 provide for ths reeula.
ton Of the business with respect to
the location TO other property and tbs
manner In wihoh it il to be conducted
Alderman Boettler reported that the
United OIL company. WAS willing to
deed to the city additional ground
along East Railroad street to make :
street Of the regulation width be.
twesn Its yard and the Rio Grande
railroad. Steps may BE- taken to i'm.
prove the street.
A resolution was passed instrnctina
the oisy attorney to prepare and have
served . demand upon the Denver
and Rio GrAnde Railroad company
to enlarge the water way under its
track over the creek ut the Triangle
block on Wsat Main. The company
has been notified several times hereto.
fore, hut has failed to do ANY thing.
The construction Of sidewalks along
West Main street enhance the danger
from foods from this creek and the
town int'nd' to see that the mattsr is
taken care Of before any danger SC.
crues.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-12

MARRIED-Iu Canon City yester.
day aftsEoon by Jud Cooper Of the
county oourt. e. D. Baldins; . busi.
ness man Of Portland and Miss Maria
Giordano. . beautiful Italian girl
who arrived three weeks ago from
Uunso. Italy. The spark OF love that
was kiudlsd in the old country became
fred In Americs and the culmiuat Ion
took place . few hours ago. The
wedding couple arrived in Florence
la,t evening aud served = sumptao .
upper at the Arcade hotsl to mum.