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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

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MORRIS REALTY CO..
Main Eff ans @#
en- aig Marion Hdr a
tafsa4s ROOM house, fruit nld teffles ~. ~
~ Rainier leach. fine view. let lesuss
Two new b-roorn houses. on Times So
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Real Estate and Insurance
A. DO Nearly new 8 room house. With
hafh and porcelain sink newly white coat
"a and woodwork newly finished 10 suit
purchaser. newly painted outside 90 suit,
east 'front.' 6uNlod feet lot running back 90
open court ! block o. car Some terms can
BE- had This bot alone u worth o. $50 N
" - regular bargain counter deal aud will
have ca b. sold quick
FRED q KERR Co. INC,
tglt Fremont Ave.
Phones office, North aza. Res, North ali
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UNIVERSITY aoMn sSAP.
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u $50 Tor house and two iuis near the
car line good view uf Green lake tnrui.
Il. o1l f0r 0-ronm cattnnH and ono fourth
acre land an minutes ride. easy terms
hanrfa land near car line Tor only taNa
One. half cash, balance 70 suit buyer.
WINaHfp HHos.
Room 200 Caiman bids II
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

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CHEAP HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS
sac RAINIER VALLEY, so.ft lot 4
rournal = cash
Easy terms
800 Ravonna. s0-ft. lott small house,
$3.50 canh.
or ooo- Rainier Valley. small house. ] lots
ttHn caHhs close 70 new car line
q 2oa aareeu Lake, Groom house. e0sft
lot. ftn0 naah. bsiauca easy
We have many others IN all parts q the
city, At all pfieess also a fine selection Of
vacant lots,
Write call or phone the
HOME Inv narMENr Co,
$40 Epler block.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

A. e. JOHNSTON 4 90.
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orchard running stream ~ vafnf sod .
room house. barn ard Z ohiehsn houses. =
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sawmiu IN ssfd Lots q Nark. from g. ~
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timber, fire springs on raiiuad \ miles
southeast n heiiavusi 100 cash.
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LosT AND FOUND
FOR RENT

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Ard siefnF description ~ contents. aaHuaH
nae feaslas purse found on Second Ave
yesfarfaF afternoon.
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Lot tqsia on WOODLAND BLVD. near
haFlsY school IN fruit and under Guilt
Yatieu. On terms
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04
POSTOFFICE SITES

building site
interesting 1t is the
experience in
orr Interior
locations for city poffce buildings
in of
without intermediate hauling becoming
a number
of
of
ma facilities
practice qeing pOoces in buildings devoted
differ radically the needs the various other
building impossible
TO provide for themsa salts
of
Int
should making the selection
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04
BUSINESS AND INEBRIETY.


oherva around him. whether here other parts
of
by wilkins epbshed Francisco Town Talk
other colum OF
of
the remarkable
its lack sentiment rather of snmentaty
be
in of
point written that might be eontoverd his assignment of
He
evil
noter
that the
the the
sober man.
respectable light Voice the
sincerity that would
of
Nevertheless the Voice before the
~ .F4an9s}
of
century of the Murphy
oft
laughed who
be
increduy of Business that the sober
the
efficiency and force that the Drunk is passing
Blu to
condition just
nxoab the
Inbety belief
Inebriety the
of all
making through ebrethe Temperance
hnee clog The convincing
productive
because there place for him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04
UNION
MUSICAL SOCIETY

! Central Union church is meditat ting
a new departure in its music. A year
ago one of the latest hymn books was
introduced and it is now planned 10
stimulate congregational singing as a
| leading feature of its worship.
Both as an aid thereto and in order
to develop the highest order Of church
music il is proposed to organize a
musical society of forty or more sing
ers, as a chorus to reinforce the quar-
tet.
Stanley Livingston has been engag-
ed as Director of Church Music. He
will train the chorus and serve as Di-
rector of the Musical Society. This
ensures the very highest grade of
work and will be a guarantee that ey-
cry singer will be amply repaid by the
excellent musical training received.
Rehearsa1s will be intensive and there
fore of short duration, opportunity for
social enjoyment following for those so
desirous
A novel feature of the chorus will
be its division into four companies,
each of which will have one free week
each month, attendance being expected
at the remaining three rehearsaIs and
Sunday services. If any wish to waive
free week and to be present at all
rehearsals and services, no objection
will be offered
In time it is hoped that this musical
society may be prepared to render
anything in the line of church music
that may be demanded. including ora
torios and the like which call for en-
tire evenings. Honolulu needs such
an organization and in Mr.. Livingston
it has trained and experienced di-
rector.
Every singer willing to undertake
work of this kind, whether now a good
reader of music or not, is invited to
become a member of this chorus, |
which viii assemble for the first time
on Friday evening at 7:30 in Central |
Union church All solos, duets, trios |
and quartets will be rehearsed when |
the chorus is absent, SO as not to take |
the time of those not participating.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04

10
of the whole been published
party Oahu The
10 a
provided eqd planned
the people
in locality.
conditions well
information They
The that
suits of
S a
Chicago Honolulu paDgy told by E. G. LOw the
pamphlet includes
L. A.
haftone all
publication addition
another of Pearl Harbor
surpassed 1t contains the things
illustrated
included fifty the
daughters
hardly fall ne
will interest," remote
of the This alone
publication a value that is incaleuabe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04
ROBINSON'S APPEAL
FOR THE FISHMARKET
Continued from Page one.)

continued from Page One.l
might. But I'm sure I'm right. I am
sure that this piece of land ought not
to be parted with and it is horrible
to think that coal might be stored
there.
do stop the sale if you can. And
then, if the postoffice is put in Palace
Square, or, whether it is or not, since
other public buildings are there. and
with the so much publicly owned wa
terfront, Honolulu can make itself a
pretty handsomely designed city I
hope You will stand for that.
with all good wishes and alohas. I
am, respectfully yours,
CHARLES MULFORD ROBINSON. +"
1t is interesting to note that at
present Mr.. Robinson is in California
where he will make a report on the
city of Los Angeles, such as he did
in this city. When he wrote to Gov
ernor Frear he was at Del Monte.
resting from the trip which he had
taken from his home in Rochester.
New York, 10 the Coast.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04

J Drunk But Saved


A young man walked to the Inter-
Island wharf about 2:3O o'clock yes
terday morning to meet a friend ex-
pected to arrive from Kauai in the
steamer w. G. Hall. The Silly solem-
nifty of the darkness on the water
front urged him to serious thought,
and the miasmic shiver of early morn
inspired him to turn up his coat col
lar and light a new cigar. He enter
ed tie wharf shed and saw Captain
Sinclair, Waterman, seated sedateIy,
alert and peaceful The youth prom
enaded and ever and ccasionaIIy
squinted toward and beyond the light
house, looking for the lights of the
Hall which should bring to him her
Suddenly a sickening groan shiver-
ed the silence at his feet, the silence
that was but emphasized by the lap
lap of the harbor bilge He braced
himself and spat. Again that curdly
groan. The lad sought comfort in the
society of the Waterman who, less
susceptible to the glamor of the night,
said he reckoned there might be a
candidate for a corpse in the harbor
He would see. Thereupon he fetched
a light and, bending over the edge of
the wharf he let the CLEAN illuminate
the drawn countenance of an aged
man, sopping and sad, too weak to call
for help.
\ rope, a boathook and a little ell
bow grease and the gentleman was
taken out of soak. He explained that
he had not sought the water-route TO
eternity, but had taken a backward
tumble as he sat on the guard and
slumbered, and he admitted a previous
seance with that which John Martin
calls the DEVILS ink, because it writes
so much of the history of crime.
The rescued man thanked Captain
Sinclair and the others who fished him
out most politely but begged to be ex-
cused from revealing his name. He
appeared a man of education and Gull
ture, was well-dressed and wore a
gray moustache.
Bowling he dripped away, a sobered
and wiser man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04
ROUNDUP AT THE Y. M. c. A.

The members of the Y. NJ. c. A. that
attend the first monthly roundup of
the season at the Y. NJ c. A. build
ing tonight will certainly have good
time. A good program has been ar
ranged. Col. Sam Johnson, DR.. Chan
dler, and J. E. Gunnison will do some
group and individual stunts on the
high bar, there will be some amateur
boxing, a four round go, some jiu jitsu
wrestling by several japanese, some
new and good tricks in The line of
bicycle riding, a new stunt called a
feather race, and other features that
will be sure to make this first round
up a good one. Each member is en-
titled to bring a gentleman friend.
The program will begin at eight
O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04

of clearing in
payrol
of
creation based the
coin the clearing house banks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04


dampend
the sight was really marvellous
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
Connellsville.
Was 1 Shut Out
LOCAL TEAM DID WORK TO BE
PROUD OF ON HOME GROUNDS
p iz9 YESTERDAY.

The ball game at Traction Park
yesterday between the mich talked OF
Connellsville team and the locals was
termed by those who saw 1t the game
OF the season. Never before has such
faultless playing been upon the local
grounds and not many OF the major
leagues do better playing. While
most people would have picked Con.
nellsville for winner early in the
game there was no time that they
ever had a chance to score. McFar.
Ian, the big pitcher who has bec4
holding down first for the local team,
was all to the good In the box and no
eye could tell the direction his curves
were travelling and no batter was able
to make any scoring hits. The sup.
port the pitcher had was good and
jackson the popular pitcher covered
first base TO perfection. The visit.
ors carry strong lot Of players and
their fielding was as spectacular and
thrilling as that Of the locals. Young
Taught was the lad who gave the field.
ers the most to do and Francis made
a star catch In center field falling as
he made run for the ball but hold.
Ing fast to the leather and keeping It
from connecting with the GROUND,
mich to the surprise of the specta.
tors who witnessed the play.
There was only one error made In
the entire game and that was by the
visiting team.
To use the common expression the
locals put the goose egg all over the
visitors and the wise Gazabo who pick.
ed Connellsyille for a winner has re.
ceived hunch that his think tank
Is on the blink.
The weather was Just right and the
grounds were in good shape notwth.
standing the hard rains Of Saturday
night. The attendance was good, the
conduct was orderly and all enjoyed
the game. The only unpleasant feat.
ure Of the whole game was occasioned
by the questionable decisions Of the
umpire which was objected to by both
teams and II he erred his errors were
about equally divided between the
teams so the result Of the game was
not affected by his decisions.
Score.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20


most IN! climate where the cabbage
ana canlitower thrive. They are
grown In small way by some Of the
market gardeners around Boston, hut
a great many Long Island sprouts 1h,l
1heir way INTO this market. Orient,
n. l., seems especially adapted to
raising Inc seed, and this seed Is enger.
J! Sought Tor by the farmers on Long
lslahd. Ihis seed sells at Is cents to
81 per ounce.
Our method Of culture is as follows:
we SOW the seed In drill, the same as
Tor cabbage. about June Is. When
plants are large enough TO transplant,
we pull them an'l plunge the roots IN
wafer, pack In crates and take 10 the
ned. II II Is very dry. spell. we use
transplantlng machines. II the wealth.
or Is favorable, we use dlbbers, setting
the plants eighteen Inches In the row.
with rows three feet apart. The iand
must he In Il good state Of cultivation,
as sprouts hre gross feeders. Use
plenty OF fertilizer. Thorough cultlva-
ton is one OF the great secrets Of sue
cess to this crop and Will apply to any
other crop. After the crop has nm
tured We cut the plants of lust above
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
gSOMEaNE W POTATOES.
Three Varieties 4 That Appear to 30 oiy
* s. VIZ Unusual Worth. +, ~, e

s X Unusual Worth. h
X Originating new varieties Of pota!
toes from. the seed boil is a matter OF.
great Importance to the potato indus.
try II frequently HAPPENS that not
one out Of many thousands will prove
Of any great value, All the labor Of
growing and proving these seedlings Is
lost. aud when the originator does get
a really valuable seeding potato he
has 10 put the price high enough to
cover the cost Of, all expense OF the
thousands of worthless ones he has
lad to bring forth to find one OF rca!
value. !,
The Merrill Is u new Seeding that
has been grown long enough to prove
It's worth. It Is n white notato Of the
Green Mountain type, II strung, ylgor.
Gus grower, Il great yleltler anl or good
quality. In 1906 It far Outyielled that
Immense cropuer, the NorcrpSs.
The Star OF the East is another new
Seeding OF the Hebron type. It Is as
near being blight proof as my potato
! have ever seen. 1t Is mellum late.
aud the tnbers IRE Of fine quality. and
1t Is very heavy cropper The vines
arc dark green, strong and vigorous,
aud this potato will grow II good
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
An Appeal.

AS a committee on Decorations ap.
pointed by Meade Post G. A. R. for
the occasion Of the meeting OF the
Grand Army OF West Virginia in this
city May 81, %, and %. we appeal to
all OF our citizens TO display the flag
and decorate their homes and places
Of business on the three days namel.
Let us show the old veterans that
their service to the country is appre.
ciated and their coming to our city is
cordially welcomed.
T. W. Fleming, Chairman,
Mrs. George ". DeBolt,
]. N. Hartley,
Committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
NOTICE OF LICENSE APPLlcA
TON.

Notice Is hereby given that an ap.
plicatlon has been filed with City Clerk
OF the City Of Fairmont, West Viz.
ginia, by r. c. and G. ". Fleming, re.
siding in Falrmont, West Virginia, for
license to carry on the business Of
selling, offering for sale, at retail
spurious liquors, wine, porter, ale and
beer, and drinks Of like nature, a,
Manley Building. Porter alley, in the
City Of Fairmont, West Virginia.
Given under my hand In my office
In said city, tbs 10th day Of May, 1901.
". S. BLACK,
May fo.2t City Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
lf9ltb n X -
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aEHLGRGlst F0gAD.
aNSGRIR6)gH
BRUSSELS sp ri Of i.

Land In a Good State Of Cultivation
. ID Required. B,
By repeated TRIMS and the study Of
the habits Of the Brussels sprout this
plant has grown In favor and proper.
ton until 1t has become, one of tb,
leading factors IN farming on eastern
Long Island. From tile few quart
first raised and used II has grown in
popularity until today millions OF
quarts are used and are shipped from
Long Island to all the large cities In
the United States, says n grower In
Rural New Yorker.
Long Island soil aud climate seem
especially adapted to the Brussels
sprout, but the writer knows Of no rea.
son why It cannot he grown In al.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
Notes..

The Fairmont team left this morn.
Ing on a tour Of Pennsylvania towns.
1t will play Greensburg two games,
Latrobe two games, Connellsville, one
and Scottdale one. The team will re.
turn to Fairmont next Saturday night.
President T. S. Raymond and Mr..
R. 7. Cunningham are in l.atrobe, Pa.
today attending a meeting OF the mag.
mates of the league.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20

Cabbage seed should be sowu at fire.
quent Intervals so that we have a con.
tinuous supply Of Just the right sized
plants for some weeks, says a writer
In Farm and FiresIde. SOW Danish
Ballhead late In April and ali through
May. surehead or others Of the Flat
Dutch type somewhat later and Early
Winnlngstadt even up to the end Of
June. -ls
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20

Three base hit--Ellam. Two base hit
CLARK. McCrea. Sacrifice hits =
Fenske. Gates, Fortney. First base on
balls-otf Fenske, s; off Carlisle, 6.
Struck out-by Carlisle, ID; by Tensile,
5. Stolen bases-Whalen, Elaasht
Passed ball-Connor. Hit by pitch.
er-NlcCrca. Time-2:1O. Umpire
Culligan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
CONNELLsVlLLE. Alb. R. H. P. A. E

Two'base hlt-Haught. Sacrifice
hlts-Fortney. Morgan. Hart. First
base on balls-Ofl McFarlan, 4, of
Woodruff .. Struck out-By McFarlan
6, by Woodruff 2. Time-l:4O. I'm.
pire-Culligan. Attendance, 1000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
THE FARM WOOD LOT.
Lumber Sure to Become More Valuable
as Time Passes.

Lumber Sure to Become More Valuable
ns Time Passes.
Since wood for every purpose Is sure
to become more valuable rs time piss
es, II Is worth while for the tarsightel
farmer to see to II now that his wood
lot Is SO handled MS to yield the largest
possible supply Of this slow growing
crop. 49,
The following suggestions regarding
the management Of the farm wood lot
hure been compiled from the pnblicn.
tlohs OF the experiment stations md Of
the forest service. The farmer should
aim to maintain mud II possible I'm.
prove The value Of his wood lot while
using II. Too often II ,lctcrorates I'm.
der use. II he cuts the best trees or
those which are enslcst TO work I'm, he
lenves the weed trees. MS foreSters call
thcn-tfat Is, ;he useless trees, which
crowd ont mid disrlace good trecs-to
reproduce.
One aim should he kept up, and that
IS TO i,crease The supply OF the kinds
Of trees which It pays, best to grow.
While Il large part of the product OF
the wood lot will generally be tirewood,
It wifi pay the farmer better to grow as
large a product us possible Of railroad
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from DR.. Shops Magic Ointment.
Please note It Is made alone for Piles,
and Its action Is positive and certain.
Itching, painful, protrudlng or blind
piles disappear like magic by It's use.
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CLARKSBURG. ABB. R. H. p. A. r

Three'base hit-Clark. Twobase hit
-Monahan. First base on balls--oif
Willister, 2 off Osborne, .. Struck out
by Willister, .; by Osborne, 4. Time
-l:5O. Attendance-1,2OO. Umpire
johnson. H
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We have a new line Of up TO date pic.
tuse mouldings. Call and see them
before having your picture framed.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
Clarksburg Down AGAIN.

clarksburg was defeated In yester.
days game by Latrobe by the score
Of 8 to 0. McCracken made three er.
rors that increased the number Of
runs for the visitors.
The score: