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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
@iHoart.

Gls bieiem Gtoatc CAB fiir8li6
elm 9epiiier oSemonO" na6fol9enoeS
@eI6iGtden gum SeItcn, bas lo9ar
Den 0@ruiteifeu Der Grniten" baS
3~DerefcQ 81 riibren oernag. Gr
er6dblt:
n@or % Sa6ren iuar ib 81 SeiI9
Bel einem bo6tp. g. IN &. Ser mar
gernoe aus ct. 2puis 5uriidgefebrt,
bate n6er pergeIien, ettpas gu beior@
gen unb ba i6 am ndbiten Gag babiu
fpoQte, bat er mid, BEL @erOer's fir
i'm por5uipre6en. SD oeriprad's,
So9 mein Sai6ertu6 bcrbor u1b
ma6te etnen Gnoten bineiu, bonit ib
es ni6t ber9eie. Sd ItanO III Gait
ct. 2ouis nuf Dem Snbnbof urb mar
tete duf ben 3u9, Der mid Suriid na6
Sauie bringen ioQte. SlDbli6 ent>
itanp cine geneSung I'M mid FER.
.9n lit Der 9teb. i6neI. bort IGuft
erl" Iqes 9Iotte Mid permunoert
IN. p&as fir elm 9ieb?" frn9 i6
%berbIufft, Ser SIR @elo 9%eItoblenl"
.0iein @elb?" SD griff in Die
Sai1e. nSier bah ids nod."
Stein, nein, i6r Sai6entlth -"
Ntir IhoB Elm 8e6antenblib burG Dos
@ebiru. SD 600 Die 2ippen 5uiam@
men (ein ipenig tod mar ib inrmer) /,
rio 9reift i'm bod, ner i'm erfabt, GER
frie9t gum &obn Die 6dlfte." Sofort
entItanb cine ipilDe 9ebe. Sa rollte
Der 3ug beran, ib madte mid { 6nell
binein. @erabe iab iH nod, ipie Sc
rer, Der ben Sieb erfaBt, 6a6gierig
Den @eod6trlibfnpten aufl0ite - ein
fDitlibes Geiidt; i9 i6nitt nod cine
LANCE Naie als Der 3ug babonfubr,
begleitet bom @eld6ter Der SaIAeu>
tltdjd9er-."
Cine r@s ipar Ser Safer nit
feinem &iube" : @eIht6te p%aiiirte
8peien Yoli5iiten fiir5li6 in Der friibes
Iten Srii6e in ct. 2ouis. Sic Soliz
5iiten bemerfen 9e9en 4 l1br Worgens
an Der SranfIin Npenue unD Sigh Ctr.
einen Geaer, Der Elm 9roBes SiinOel
trug. sic traten auf ben SGipar5en
81 unb forOerten i'm auf, Iusfunft
iiber ben Snbalt unb @rtper6 bes 9iins
bells 8i geben, ais bieIer basiel6e fall
len lieB un0 Seriengelo CAB. Giner
Der Yoli3iiten Ianbte Dem Slii6tling,
Der beim 8ennen Ieinen Sut berlor,
me6rere Eepolberi6iiIie nod, obne i'm
inoeB gum StiQiteben bringen 81 f1n1
men. Sn benz 9iinbel fanben bic
Boli3iiten 5u ibrem Gritaunen einen
ettpn einjd6rigen Hegerjlugen. Der in
cine 8ettoede ein9efpidelt mar. Sas
&inD unb Der Sut bes Gfe9ers ipliroeu
nod cine Der Spli5eiItatipnen ges
brn6t, mo lid 9~eitern Morsen ser
pbi9c Ne9er 4. nit ieiner Srau eiu>
fonb, pel9er Sut uuD &inb ais Iein
@tgentbum bennipruhe unb ertldrte,
na6 er iein SGbnGen noh einem @ez
fude BEL Sreunben nnh Sauie tra9en
tppIte uno nm ans Surft Dor Dem
~Drobenbeu @ebn6ren Der Eoli3iiten Die
Slu6t ereriffen babe. 9as Ginb
ipurbe ben @eiben berabfol9t unb Die
Sonne" erbteIt au6 ieineu @ut
5liriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Sample eiaer jnnsen MiiFon
Sn Der 9i65efe Nortbampton, Safen-
BAN, Torfulf, Gnslanb.

8o miro segenpGrtig Die 81. @eiie
gefeiert un0 Der Sesen geipenbct?
Sn einem 8 a d It ii b Of fir
beiien Oebrau6 i6 einen S6iIs
per 8o4e be5able.
Dur6i6nittli6e po6entli6e gnG>
lefte IS Cd.
Nur cine Stiiee in u%ulerer Notb-
Die 9offnung. @efpib feline ros
iigen IusiiGten. tperbet SIR, liebe
fpobl 6emerfen. Id) lpobll
User pciB? @roBe Sin9e baben IN
Der 9icgel gar tleinen Infang. Sa
mar Der Stall 5u @etble6em uno
0ottes Sano ipuroe bod nidt perz
fiirSt. SD babe Soffmuug. Sd
babe iosar arose Soffnurg, bnB
bieie iunse @illion. ipeld)e bur6 ben
9iIdof BON northampton er0ffnet
purbe, cine grobe Iiiiion perben
ipirb.
gber a~uspdrtise Silfe lit ailsens
blidli6 notbig. 8erben mir bies
lelbe erbalten?
SD babe bemerft, tpie b~ereitipiuig
Die 90 itglieber bes Ct. q NJ
BON Yabua Ser
Den armen, NIT Notb fdms
pienoen YrieItern an Siilfe ellen.
Wt06te es niht aildy mir per9omlt
fem. baB lie e~benfaQs einen ipmpas
tbii6en unb mitleioigcn gIid auf mid
uno meiu Hin9en, einen 8orpolteu
bes fatboliIGen @laubens IN bieier,
iniofern es Den fdtboIilden 0lnuben
betrifft. piirfti9en @eeenb. 5u sriins
ben, perfen? SIT es mir ni9t 6p
boffen peraonnt. lieber 2eier, baB
Sbr. in @urem @ifer fir ben Sorts
lhritt jenes @laubens. mir cine bilfs
rei6e Sano rei6en perbet? Sns
briinitie rufe i6 gu6 5u. mir bei5ns
iteben. Sbr ieio pieleibt auber
Stano biel 5u tbun; nber e n
f0unt SIR 30 d tbuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Ncw Dorr.

Ius Olean in bieiem Staate
nlrbe Oieier Gage berihtet, baB tpdbz
renb bes entiebli6en GturmeS in bas
Salls zines borti9en 9iirserS - gbs
lparo Supper lit fem Same = nit
alien In5ei6en boditer GrmattIng elm
Srember fam unb bas .Notb5ei6en"
Der OBJ SeQoius ma6te. bann aber
ploblid tobt 5uIarmenbra6. Ser
Srembling purbe ipdter ais elm 9es
piiler Coming bon 2afeipoob ibenti>
fi5iert, Der Sabre lang elm initiates
8anberleben geiiibrt bate. S6on
Man1es lit iiber bas 1Hotb5ei1en"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

5ubeben. DOB er. bon Der &ritif fome
meno, Die Iuffaiiung babcn founte uno
mubte. bab Der 8a6tmeiiter ieiner
Yfltht nahgefommen mar. Ser
Sauptmann bate feline @erpflihtung.
it'd 81 e%rfunbigen, Oh bic @eid)iite
entlaben tpnren. gs mare bies ippbl
tpiini6enspertb gepeien. aber cine
Terpflidtung beitano fir Den Sauptz
mann nift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
@eftfalen.

- %11nldneit Mbenbs bDrte III auf
benz Wane in Der Ndbe Der Bride bon
9iigoe Siilferufe. Sic HaGforihnns
gen bin5ueilenber Infpobner er9aben,
baB jene bon benz friiberen 3iegelmeie
tier Sir aus benz Oorfe Sagen bel
Siigoe berrbiirten, Der. bielei6t ins
folee Der berri6enben Sunfelbeit, in
Die ioeen. feline gmmer geratben mar.
Ser &ppf bes @annes mar bollfpms
men trodnen. Selbimprb lit barum
duseei6Ioiien. Sic ipfort aneeiteuten
@ieberbelebungsberiu6e blieben err
folelos. 8ie dr5tlih feitgeitellt tpurbe,
lit Der COB bur6 Ser5ldbmuins ein9es
treten.
= 9ieier Gage itiirSte Elm 8eriiit.
oas 5u 8aunrbeiten an Der 6emii1en
Sabrit bon 8uitap S6ul5 in Sofitebe
biente. 5nIammen. Srei Irbeiter
tpiroeu i6tper, elmer babon lebensees
fdbrlid berleet. Sic llriade lit nod
nidt feitseiteIIt.
= gor einiseu 9agen ereisnete iid
auf Der StraBenbabn 5u Slettenberg
elm grdbIider llngIiidsfau. Nab be-
enbetem Sienit iolten bic Yerionens
tpagen auf elm tobtes 8eleiie eei6oben
tperben. Iuf Dem Srittbrette bes err
iten @asens itanb Der Na6tbei5er
@eors Naffu nit Der S6eGle. Yl0ss
lid 9litt er bonn 1rittbrette Mnter ben
8agen. Nadbem Der Bug gum
Steben sebra1t tporben mar. fanb
man ben llngliidliden felt eineeflemmt
5fpifden ben Speihern zines Habes
unb es beburfte elmer niertelitiinbigen
Irbeit. Inn i'm aus Der ihrefli6en
Gage frei5uma1en. 9ei Der Gr5tliden
llnterluhuns fanb iid. bab elm 8ein
bollitdnbig BON MlImpfe getrennt unb
bas anbere fur6tbar 5erlplittert mar.
Sn's &%ranfenbaus setragen, itarb er
na6 5tpei Stunbeu unter f~urdtbareu
S6mer5en.
- &iir5lif fiel bic Srau BEG Sif6>
lers Grebmann 5u 8~reiegarb beim
@nHerbolen infolee Der. Slate in ben
@r,lnnen. Sbr 8ufen tpurbe ! # gee
bort nnO bic Srau mubte ldnf Seit
i'm 8aXer 5ubrinsen. 81 ligers
meiIe bolten anbere Saiisl Jobner
nod 1pdter 1aiier uno 6c ZEN bic
SrGt aus Dem 8riinnen. sic bate
ii6 cine fdtpere @rfranfure 5uge5os
gen, Der iie balb baraaf erlegen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Cine spertbpoae 2cfttou.

~@Dr feds Sahren lernte i1 cine
f~pert1bolle 2ettion". i6reibt Sobn
HleaIant aus ginauolia, Snb. SD
begann bamnlS 9r. Sings Netp 9ife
@iQen gu nebmen rnb je ldn9er ib Tie
1lebme, beito beiier finbe tb oieiel6eu. "
Gle befriebigen SeOermaun. @aranz
tiert in Der Gpotbefe bon E. 8.
st II e, 656 Stain StrnBe, Sue
buque, Sotpd. Sreis % Gents.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-07


Seen His Opportunities and TooI;
EN-"
Honest graft" will reach its highest
level when, as predicted by the en-
thuSiasts, the principles of municipal
ownership are accepted by New York
and the city controls the trolley lines,
the electric light and gas works and
all the ferries rs well as the water
works ana the police. the fire and tho
street departments.
Then such patriots as George Wash
ington Flunkitt, for many years or
ganizatioI leader of the Fifteenth dis
trict in New York, will reap rewards of
greater magnitude than they have ever
order of things.
Perhaps You have never heard about
Mr.. Plunkitt's honest graft" schemes.
He told about them himself in a book
published last year. which was intro
duced by paragraph indorsing him AS
Il veteran leader of the organization :"
signed by is greatest chief
Plunkitt was sore because there were
some objections to graft being made
out of the city by men like him, and in
the first chapter of his book he uttered
vigorous protest "Bluckmailin gam.
blers. saloon keepers, disorderly pes
pie, ETC." he admitted to be wrong.
That was dishonest graft"
But" he added, there's an honest
graft, and I'm an example of how it
works. | seen my opportunities and l
took 'em."
Mr.. PIunkitt's explanation of how be
did these things will illuminate tho
possibilities of future municipal owner
ship days, If they ever come.
After calculating the ways he was
tipped off, at various times by mem.
bers OF his party-the party in power
when new bridges, new park; !, new
streets were to be opened. so that he
might invest in real estate likely t1
rise in price from the improvements
contemplated, he adds: II haven't con
fined myself to land. Anything that
pays is In my line" Then he gives Il
specific instance:
Learning that the city was about to
repave a certain street and so would
have several hundred thousand old
paving blocks to sell. he was ION hand
to buy" and he 'knew just what they
were worth" But newspaper "tried
to do him" and got some outside men
from BROOKLYN and New Jersey to bid
against him. Mr.. Plunkitt's own words
tell the story best
WAS l done? Not much. went
to each Of the men and said, How
many of those 100000 stones do you
want? One said 10000, and another
wanted $1,000. and another wanted 10,
600. | said, All right; let me bid for
the lot. and I'll give each of you all
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-07
yon want Tor notnln j..

You want lOr DOlHlN
''Thcy agreed. of course. Then the
auctioneer yelled, How much am / bid
for these fine PAWN stones?'
"'Two dollars and fifty cents says I.
"'fvo dollars and fifty centsr
screamed the auctionecr. oh, that's q
joke Giyc me Il real bid.'
lie found the bid was real enough.
Ny rivals stood silent. l got TIE lot for
$50 ana gave then their share. That's
hQw the attempt to do riunkitt ended,
and that's how all such attempts end"
1t Is hardly necessary, in the light OF
this authentic statement of honest
CRAFTS" workings, 10 enlarge upon the
extended opportunities that would
CON" to the men Of the Tlunkitt stamp
we're the dream of municipal owner
ship to come true. PlunEitt says most
politicians who are accused of robhin'
tie city get rich The same way he did.
They didn't steal dollar from the
city. They Just seen their opportunities
and took thena.'
While in the legislature plunbitt III
troGuced the bills that provided for the
outlying parks Of New York. the uar-
lem river speedway, the Washington
bridge, the One Hundred aud Fifty
fifth sIcct viaduct, additions to the
Museum OF Natural History and many
other important public improvements.
He is now Il millionaire Unier the
proposed order of things with city con.
troll of everything, he might become Il
bliionaire
ca IN c. -
Himself.
J. T. Altman, secretary of the Penn
sylvania state grange. remarks that
recently ut q grange picnic a gentle
man. not n farmer. eNto!icd the farmer
to the skies As lie saw it. the farmer
is the most independent man in the
land He can scarcely know a want
that lie cannot himself supply His
wife enjoys paradise, and his chill
dren are the healthiast happiest ana
most contcnted TO be found anywhere
There is nothing of which he can justly
complain.
Soon after farmer who owns two
good fafils and house in town was
heard to say;
"Thc farmer is not respected by any.
body. He gcts no public recognition.
When hp goes among other people be IS
snoercd at MS only farmer. lie is dis
criminlted against by legislators ana
business men. He pays the bulk of tie
taxes, and others tiX his prices for him
A $500 check will be required 70 pay
my taxes dis year am tired Of it
My properties are Ia tie market
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-07

Efncate Iour l:nwsis With Casca.ar,,
Candy Cathurtic, cure constipation forever.
DC. 25e- l. G. C @ fail. druggists refund lnorer
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-07
AN HONEST GRAFTE
A Glimpse Into the Future of Mu-
nicipaI Ownership.

a Thumb Nail Sketch of a "Practical
Politician"-The Profits of an All
Around Servant of the People, Who
Seen His Opportunities and TooI;
EN-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

..aAssaea man r. row TAX
u ksax LAUGH al BY him
~ hke . on the other ich
- k,esl narheFs union has Just
....s . circular from the mAip
-. '..'.s.s a ghe New York union
'.s.ssr shas in Gotham hereafter
- ~ss whe sAases himself win
xsseeus Z safety razor. viii havV
: - ~ esn hair There are nc
- srys ahogt Il, ls Il a atraiEht
- aonn doshle-dyed boycott
=. esceamigal man who eNc2
- X eva heardists from D.
sssA bis sAia "a
ii ealr slnshers and chincilia yalr
=. n other eltses 90 no same. the
=, sees "a % say thai gycn
:. !. - - - New Yark State Bar
- ssa.caalias similar action ~as
nksR - 49,.
-. s.lishayarz through the ma
.ss.sssuns * ~ safety rahnr, are
-, s-s~s.r rhslr hasiness. and demand
49, - ssleiy ranor be exteFmla.
- u man wAo backs hla lace
4 s.ssrss 1 shovslfiil q laiher
20 - 4 "A stih = sprtng tus1th
49, ~ aese nswfAnEled chin
,sss,.,< ~ b. allowed IN a union
X. MsAss wlll allow TIRE man
!. * ASH il a chair. and With
! rlrxmpe h. will exanlne the
sssslws az ssr the official nieks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

Tho Pacific aaaadron 10 nov Al
hremerton. and the navy yard nov
has more bAttieships Of AL classes
than ever before Ia the history ~
the Puget sound. IL n crowded
with vessels. such as the No.
hraska Oregon aud Wsscon
ain. tho Tunboasa chicRgo.
iioHton. AihAny. Charleston and
Buffalo. The training ship Phsla.
dglphia. tle ptisou ship Nipalc. and
the torpedo boats Paul Jones aud
0oldsbornngh. and the immense
drydock boats leave Pier Round
trip only 50 cent? zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
e0OKS IN A TRNGLE OVER
ONE MANS BILLS

check be aent tho city. 30 that
barring the money he had turned
over to an Inspector. he WAS whore
% started when the slcuths got on
hia trail
byron next was siven notice that
no must coma Ia BY the atat, which
WA yesterday. and settle OF have
everything ahut Oft Ito was
around all right and made a fall
explanation but the atmosphere Is
al. cl0udy. Tho clerk Ga whom
the water inspector had paid over
Hyron's money had also taken a
vacation. In the meantime fnrset'
tins "a make the proper entry %
the collection and the whole thiug
hangs fire untll he returns.
Az result the hooks OF both
the water and lisht departments a.
well - thcso OF The city treasurer
ara perpiexingiy tangled The
money sent In BY Byron failed to
nay all Vt hia water tar aud over
paid his llght bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
BRINKER Is DEAD

Former Judge w II. Brlnker.
United States attorney for the dis
piet OF Washington during Glove.
hnd's second administration. died
q his home. t7ii Columbia st.,
AFTER an Illness lasting slx months.
dne 10 stomach trouble Judge
hrinker was 30 years old aud a
patlvo OF Missouri lie was dis.
ttiet attorney Of johnson county.
Mlhssslrl, from 1877 10 1883. and
judge of the supreme court of Nav
Mexico from 1883 20 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

rcsn that u vas announced today
that The line would bo completed b.
tho aummer % 1903.
This railway In the worlds most
extraordinary eagtuaerinK pFoB~ct
today. and engineers AZ least AAy
that when eompiotcd Il will BE-
wonder 81 the world.
The railroad Will be 100 miiea
bong. All the var from Key Neat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

TIe came 10 Seattle b 1882 and
In the following year was appoint
ed United States attorney for the
district by President Cleveland.
Since that time bo has been one
OF tho oity's most prominent At.
torlaya.
Jsdge Brlnker. when only rs
years old. Joined the Confederate
aany aud served from 1864 until
the close OF the war. lie leaves
widow and threh sons. w. H.
Brinker. H. Briuker aud J. u.
Bfinkar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
STATE NEWS

shiuKie mills are closing dewn.
the scarcity - cedar lnwa mAtinK
the price sno high for profit
Patrick Ford. an Everett long
shoreuHn whose body wsa found ia
thu SkaSit river at sft- varnon. has
been buried An Investigation l.
on 20 Determine canan % death
fAnroln coanty Is TO b. dfy aaxt
Sunday and thereafter.
snohomiah r. 70 have several
paved streets
Gov. Mead has received an In.
sltatlon 10 attend the Civic FedeFa.
ton conference In Chicago nn Oc-
t0beF 1915. at which trusts viii BE-
aired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
RAILWAY FROM u. S. TO
CUBA A WORLD WONDER

. Cuba are small lalanda, or keys.
as they are called ait7 oia latitude.
some ~ acre or less in extopt Tho
huliders Of the road are connecting
theae keys with Immense viaduets
Supported by huge abutmenta VI
eolid coucrete,
At one point two keys are 0iree
miles apart Hut the engineers did
not hesitate. They found the ocean
only 30 feet deep here and they pro.
casded at once 10 construct a great
connecting bridge Cofferiams we're
sunk aud the bed of tho ocean was
dredged out 10 placea 10 solid rock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

:. ~ ne lmhrosliea that ever
y "a the city bali q h'lle
sss'ise.s ,he affairs OF he water
uaEls = With G. L. l'yrnn' a
as1as .s a Fishth ay west e as
V.., y As laoshae'o, xs,.
80 water aud hkht e'''s
NM 80 due ands he meilcsi q
se ssmcan,lns 60 about $40 Gov
~ a ,Ss reason he failed 60 SGT
n credited and a water IN
fagsss esllea ou him told him so
ssssa - y have his water shut efl.
y v Y ,oid bis lalc - tbe check
~. ,esls,snt Inspector went
y = IN some Of nyrooe cash
~ -. snfncd over 60 enc q the
l 'l.. - ,c u and the inspector
-. -, ~ llkhs Inspector went 60
W hoase 60 set the money
Hys.s .s,. a Garu oul The glhn IN
49, ass.sa,lme ivron, not.to b oat.
- "a ssoppgd payment On the
3IE~ |.sI.aIIasia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
one kgNDRE:D
COMING
ts,ar Special ssrvles.)

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. % The
100 bnalneaa men OF brooklyn who
are ON tour of the country win
arrive here this afternoon. From
here they 80 north 20 Portland. Ia.
coma aud Seattle The mon are
members OF the various CONNER
eial ORGANIZATIONS and are out after
business. iisfofe their tour IL end.
"a thoy viii have Travelled 1000
miloa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

ny the Oregon n. r. q Nas. Co.
Aug 1879; Sept HES % James
town sud return. $3.50. Sept a.
s Saratoga Springs. ~ ". and re.
turn. account G, A. Y. cneampment
-ssTso
Sept Ii.tefs Chicago and re-
turn 81 50. 81 Louis tsT 50. Oma
bs. Kansas City and Missouri river
poinfa $1,000 Tickets. reserve
tons and information 81 Union
Ticket office. COS First ave. +. y
Eiiln. Gcni AEt. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

Then the solid coacTets foanda
tons uera laid
Tho engineers are ronfidunt that
the worst oeeaa storms will not dis.
sasb their bridges
Tho Railroad wiii be the most ex
penAivu Ia thu world u u costing
ffp0 900 a mile 10 build. which
means a total expenditure. exelu.
alive u terminals. M 80 900 0o0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. q AR.
uciea of Incorporation have been
filed for the Associated Pipe Lane
company. The directors 81 the
he~ company arc p r. Malvin
William y lIsvicn. George l. King.
". :. Porter and Frank n nuok
The company proposes 20 urcrAie
pipe line system for the trans
mission % oil through tho state
The capital stock II $1,000 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
JAP RESOLUTIONS
PUBLISHED

The resolutions rccently adopted
BY the Seattle Chamber % Com
msrce declaring tho friendly reia-
tions existing betweea Seattle and
Japan, aud forwarded 20 the Nippon
authorities. WIRE printed In full tn
a receat issase % the Osaka Trade
Journal. translated from tho EnK
llah 10 the japanese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
SEATTLE BALD-HEADS
AUEHAVING GOOD LAUGH

and dents. with which the "fair"
ara Invariably marked.
II tho man cant show service
hicks Ia the lower ieft.hand corner
~ the lobo ~ his FiEht ear. Il IL
pyuof positive he shaves himself.
20 be yin ~ for,hwith kicked out
81 the chair and the festive barber
viii yeil Next"
The plan % boycott self shavers
vas evolved ont ~ the tight against
Increased rcnt the reduction Ia tue
price og safety Faa0rs. the tariff ON
stropa. iafhor and bay rum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

Seattle stars Exclusive ssrvlce.l
TAMPA. Fla. Aug. so The rail-.
road which Henry NJ, Flaglor aud
hie millionaire asnaclate= an the
standard on Co. are building ever
the Atlantic ocean from Key West
Fla. 10 Cuba, has made such prog,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
WILL NOT RESIGN


sAN FRANCISCO. Aug e. --
MAvuf Taylor has appointed Joseph
A. issERatt Charles SwclKert and
Hugh u ksii - poticr commits
aioneFA. The old commissioners ~.
fuse % rnaiEn ~ vacate their poai
lions and the troahlu wtti be carried
into tho courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

BELLINGilAM. Aug. 22.-From
trunk belonging 10 Chin Hue. an
employe Of tho Hcllingham salmon
cannery. $500 worth Of iewolry and
tt0 In gold we're taken while Chin
was at work in the eannory. The
theft occurred in a Chinese board.
Ing house on Donovan ay.. where
the cook. tho only person In the
building was getting dinner down
stairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
DO NOT FAVOR ExrzasIon.

The Appeal Of a number Of mer.
chants along Broadway 20 have the
first fire limits extended 40 az 10
take In that th0rOughfare between
Pike aud Rsy, was not considered
fayorably by the fire and water
oonmitieo last night The com.
mittes Is OF the opinion that many
more property owsors should sign
the petition before Il Is granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

Ladies' % the Grecn Lake n. r.
church wfii gtve a social and house
party az the home Of Mr. and Mrs
". "a. Weaver. 5bs3 North Terrace
Az. tomorrow evcuinr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
MANSFIELD IMPROVING.


rLATTAnuR0, N. ". Aug az
Richard Mansfield h Improving and
with hla family has left for hts
summer home a, New London.
Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
COFFEE.

Schilling's Best is in
packages lined with "air-
tight parchment, TO keep
or tin cans.
Your grocer returns your money
n You don't like Hohllling'a Best
We pas him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

A mammoth nafnrAi care has
been discovered In the HiaEk Hattie
mine near Sisaon 90 the Southern
EArInr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
m'aLaoY pAssEs AWAY.


owAsHINGTON, u. O.. Aug "a
Postmaster IcElroy. Of the ma.
iioDal hoaus Of representatives.
died at Delaware. o.. yesterday,
aged 7B.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

CROSSES i6o MILES or OCEAN,
COSTING 100000 AND Will
BE FINHHEp m TWO YEARS
STANDARD OIL MEMS PRO.
JECT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

Oriental ballard and Pool Par.
iors. iiiE Third ay. hayc new
tables and the only bKl0 posi- table
IN Seattle A place for gentlemen.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

Portland IL facing not only a
coal. bot a wood famine for this
winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

Floet Of batileslips at navy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

Leave Pier to see battleahipa
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