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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
VALUABLE EXPERIMENTS.

The United states government Is
nov carrying on q series of expert
ments In what is called fuel testing. "
through the agency ~ the geological
survey. which promises 10 be Of very
great value 10 the people OF this coun-
try. and ultimately 10 the Whole world
a plant Of this character which has
been 10 operation at 81 louis Tor two
years past has produced results that
clearly demonstrate the possibility 81
saving fully 10 per cent Of the coun-
try'H yearly coal bill by means Of a
more scientific and economical use uf
the fuel-that BE-. $40. 600. 900 annual
IS may he cut of ~ the sum ~ $3.50
100000 hat he people Of the United
States spend FOR coal every year. and
although the chief purpose ~ THESE
experiments Is 90 effect saving la the
government coat bills, the geological
surNeX Nlli- give the people a. large
the benefit 81 all improvements that o.
ma discover ana deem practicable
The waste Ia the consumption Of every
sort ~ fuel is enormous and with
preRgoet 81 . possible exhaustion uf
our authtpcite coal deposits within the
next seventy years n A. well worth
while Co learn early how best TO check
this waste. 90 save money Tor the
masses aud 90 put off as long as pos
rible the day Of a short supply aud
enhanced prices.
Congress has provided by statute
'hai ihi- eirl-trsting plant shan con-
duct two CLASSES Of work-one Tor In
,reaaing the efficiency % GOALS and
the other fof preventing waste in their
consumption. at present the cxncri-
mvuis are being made with eastern
ana southern Goals. and among ~
most important tests viii be those
comparing the amount OF power ob-
tained from " certain amount u coal
under the steam boiler and 10 the gas
producer The gas engine has already
demonstrated Boo thc 49, Louis tests its
ability fl De- from tNo Co neatly three
times a. much woIa With o. pound 81
coal as me steam engine The com
parttlto uuilty - slack GOALS culm.
Ignite o. even peat wlli be- deter
mined. for the tests made viii show
Iusi what al these poorer fuels
can do
The work d not oniy valuable from
n scientific standpoint hut BE vs. Also
full u suFgesiion al io q possible
rs%golotion in the domestic use of fuel.
. perhaps the discardins % coal
wood. OIL and a. forth as hos directly
employed a. agencies IN our dome.tI.
economy u opens up the prospect Of
p dsy when the householder viii BUS
his heat for ai purposes ready made
ae he nos buys HE iishi Tor the mos,
part The torch. b candle. the lamp.
the lantcrn. have almost d~lsapepared
from domestic Use ercepi N rural
communities they are practically
archaio ~ lnumlnatne iuurum n
the vast majority 81 cts homes there
are bsss -nd eirl- a. fhe New Yerh
Hsmmer1Aas 49, ehe4neHer @sw a
kerosene lamp. ~ bUy cur Gas and
e~iecfric iiehi ready made-and sith
M bad odofs no dirt. no work. "a
baiher and. Indeed. nneh cheaper in
many ~insfnufea thau Ne ues.i 10 boz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

SORT OF lingering suspicion that among
an the thlnps that might likely OF
possibly cause an interruption Of the
pleasant relations existing between
the chief executive and the territory
OF Arizona. such threats as those made
By the star and copied above. could
very safely be given places at the top
Of the list. or, 10 put it in fewer
words. such an article as that copied
herein nam the star. will cause Theo-
dore 10 show his teeth-and every
body outside Of Arizona will sustsiH
him in a.. too.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
GETTING POSTED ON
THE HIllSB0R0 DISTRICT
John Mcnamara OF ~. Paul New
Manager for the Golden Courier
Properties in sierra County.

John Mcnamara. recently appointed
manager OF the Golden Courier mines
Hillsboro. spent Yesterday In Al
huquerque. learning additional details
about the Hillsboro mining district
from Attorney Elfcgo Baca. who owns
several valuable mines near that
place.
Mr. Mcnamara has Invested iu diff
fcrcnt properties 90 Kingston and
other places in Arizona. where he Is
familiar with conditions but his d. his
nrst real mining venture loo New
Mexico. Before working Arizona
mines. Mr Mcnamara spent nearly
twenty years among the mines uf
Michigan and Northern Minnesota.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
ATTORNEY SAYS VIRGINIA
FAIR IS A FlZZLE
MANY 81 tlic Buildings nj Jamestown
Are Reported stin Uncomplctcd-
Caloric La Kansas city.

~. ~ Marion. the local attorney.
returned home last night from Nor
folk. Va. and other eastern points.
While In the east Nj. Marion attended
the annual meeting OF the knights
Of Columbus and hen toa in the
Jamestown exposition.
THE exposition g. "a nzzlc. hardly
any Of the structures being completed.
The only excellent feature % thctfalG
the naval parade on Hampton
Roads. showing the American and
foreign ships 81 war said Mr.. Mar
s-rhe weather in Kew York city
was not uncomfortable hut Kansas
cts was about the hottest place ]
have visited"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

Ga his speech OF welcome Geo Cow
.ernor Curry. Judge Full said there
there were too mani special agents
from Washington IN the territory. tha'
there was no use Tor them. and urged
that they be recalled. The next day
a couple Of these special agents come
mfnced suit ln the court a. AIhuQuer-
que against the territory % NeW Mex
SEQ. Attorney General Prichnrd. exc
Governor otera. Land Commissioner
Keen and thr American Lumber CONE
panv. IA cove many acres ~ land
cold hy the territory Co the lumber
company. on which there was a large
amount Of pins timber. and which
they claim was Illegally transferred
90 the lumber Compauf-LurishurE
Liberal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

From the ann in which "a es-
teemed friends. the Albuquerque Jour
nal, the Albuquerque citizen aud the
santa Fe New Mexican are holding
themselves In abeyancc. we infer tina:
they are waiting with more or less
Impotence to see which way Governor
curry Is going 10 jump. II AZ ALL
Phoenix Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
USE ALIENS FOOT-EASE

a poe tsr a. - shaksn iuta ths sreea n rau
haze tF~d arhiaz feet frf Aiiens Fent-
nrhf shr~s ~asf Cures arnfns s-niisn feet
Relieves curra $50 hunfans - al raln and
Hres rest aad camfnrt Trr "a tatar STA
~ al prusEists ana noe stores .se
Deaf nrnsEf anr srtafifutea Fsr FhEE
fUaf ulFEaHe alsn Erre eamrl@ - thn
FpuT EA~ SaaIfan f1nN-rAu = nes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

Don't Mss rHE BASEBALL GAM
At ~ TRACTION PARK SUNDAY Al
rERNOON. AIGI<T Is. HHTWFHN THl
SOCORHo AND GERONIMO TEAMS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

IN very rest % fsansas City nj en-
ausiaa ~ Emil KLTINwoRrs. n. Merit
Thlra street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

0. q uerains journal rant al too hirh .
price % pay for some Srw hoardrrxr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
Tales ofthe Town

There was considerable excitemen
IN the university d0rmitory Wednes
day night. Ralph Tascher was accosi
ed al s ,. m. by the driver % a trans.
fer wagon. who said he had been or
dered TO come after the trunk belong
ing TO young Hunter. first year prep IN
the varsity this yelr and son Of Lieu
tenant Colonel Hunter In command al
Fort Wingate. y. ST.
Mr.. Tascher was somewhat sur
prised. Hunter mad Just arrived and
arranged TO he Tascher's room mate.
At last accounts he had been entering
hopefully on a collegiate career.
TascheT went % Hunters room and
was surprised to find II vacated. all
the pictures off the walls and nothing
% Indicate human habitation except a
trunk. packed. shut and locked. and
consigned 10 Fort Wingate. y. n.
His surprise Increasing, Tascher.
with Professors Angel and Clark.
drove down town. after looking all
around the campus for Hunter. on
arriving al the station they discovered
trunk In the far corner ~ the baggage
room with his hat pulled over his
eyes, the picture of
What's the mattcr2" asked the
three IN chorus.
Guess I want d. go home" mutter-
ed Hunter. without looking up.
Don't you Ike The fellows asked
Tascher.
Guess I want to 60 home"
Isn't the board good?" inquired
Clark, sympatheticaliy.
Guess / want 20 go home.
Don't they treat you right in the
classes. old man" inquired Angel
Guess | want 10 go home"
Entreaties and coaxing and Tidicule
proved IN vain. Al ELECTED ouly the
text. Guess l want to go home.
That's all there was to Il and final
ly Hunters room mate and the pro-
fessors gave it up IN despair.
Last evening about Z O'Clock Tasch-
er received a telegram from Fort Win
gate. signed By The commanding Of
ncer and stating hat Hunter, Jr.,
would be in on No. 3 last night to at
teud the university. Hunter Is now
making another stab AT it and hopes
10 get the better OF the homesick-
ness. There is a cheerful atmosphere
about the varsity that b. good for
inconsistencies. and Hunter, who is "A
faVorite with the boys, Will stay this
time.
" n. Dearstyue-comment uunec-
essary-is telling the following which
he makes affidavit is not more than
five years Of age:
Two Irishmen made up their minds
TO be h~ighwaymen and lay in wait
around the corner enc dark night for
a victim.
First came along a large, burly
individual
sure. we'll pass the lobsther up,
one Of the amateur bandits.
Followed a large. %plethoric bartcn-
der, whom both knew.
II we paste him niyer another
drink on the house whispered Pat
Lave him go"
The next passcr by was a small,
shrinking looking individual. The
Irishmen Jumped on their uususpcct-
ing victim He happened. however. 10
a prize fghcr. and after ten siren
minutes, when they finally got
him down, zach OF the highway men
had a large black eye. a swollen jaw.
a bloodS nose and various other
bruises.
The nan had "a nickel in his pocket
His assailanS got up and fled pre-
ripitately TO ne most remote nook
hey could find.
"Ochonc.' snd Pat, painting after
twothad nOpped their faces and
patched up thelr cuts and bruises. ~
he omadhauu rkad had a dime he'd
both iy usi"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

TIE w-snan ~ reaa- me sdrerisrmeni
shep. int-iilEentiy. Bat q wcria vhlis y
a. thats Try eae 10 The d.rninE Iournai
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

r~rhap- your e~s-teasni has feuna a het-
w. pta~r-last =. yea saa mad q tettsr tea-
at. " So plasr ~ adssrtlaeraeni 10 the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
or SIZE

The New York Commercial puts the
matter very happily when # sayg
Two men have grown to preslden-
ual nomination size in one day. The
socialists seem 20 be unanimous in
their advocacy Of William ID Hay
wood on The ground hat he was not
found guilty Of murder. although, II
Mover and Pettibone are tried later on
and also found to have killed nobody.
their fresher claims may cause Hay
wood 10 be forgotten. Governor
Glenn. as the most conspicuous fig
ure in the temporarily successful ef-
fort 10 clip IS per cent from existing
passenger rates. Is looked on by his
friends as the coming mar FOR the
presidency. 1t il now whispered that
Bryan Will get out his way. Senator
Ii FOllette's claims are already being
urged By the v~egetarians on the
ground that he eats no meat A. the
Chinese. who live on rice. are for
elgn-born and ineligible. Senator la
Follette's nomination ON the anti
meat-eating ticket seems assured. II
there were ans citizen at the Fair
banks banquet who did not drink q
cocktail and can say with his hand
on his heart that he would not have
been present II he had now that
he would meet one there. he can get
the prohibitionist nomination FOR the
asking. Now. n the Hunchakists. the
Black Hands and the Malta Will get
together and nominate Harry Orch-
ard. the political pot will begin to
simmed in real earnest.
The report Of the commission which
was charged with an investigation into
the graft charges brought in nne
ton with the construction Of the
Pennsylvania state capitol proves to
be as sweeping in It's recommendation
az the best friend Of good government
could desire. II finds that the
have been sufficiently sus-
tsined to warrant civil suits and Grim
lnal proceedings against nearly a score
OF persons. and II recommends that
such actions be brought. both Go in
dcmnify the state as far as possible
IN the sums fraudulentiy paid for
work and materials and TO punish
those who were guilty OF participating
the frauds. The governor Of the
has pledged himself 10 a thor
ough program Of prosecution and has
placed the matter in the hands Of the
attorney general with authority 10 cni-
ploy special counsel and begin a CAM
paign against all the grafters.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-05
De S1CLlhl

B01tes y p0seOs. Sigue cFeCiendo Ii
animaci6n de las fieatas del CarnavaA el
bale do nifios de esta noche resultara I'M
acontecimiento. Para 81 baile ds traieB eli
IiueVes pr6ximo ae prepare un magnffico
eapecta0nlo y tanto Ia sIeina" como las
damag de honor luciran su harmosura y
II jeg ca la fiesta
Ei domingo habr6 IN paEeo triunfal al
que asistird ID t'reina" sus damag, que
iran 81 una g6ndola estilo siglo XIV.
In San Ju0n.--La graciosa i6ven, linz
da for dal veEgeI de Guayama, Conchita
Guillot pasa Ia temporada de las fiestas
en esta ciudad. Que sea por muchog dias.
En- Ponce -Pasa una corta temporada
en- Ia suItana del Sur, II hermosa distin-
guida triguefla senorita Pepa Bertha Roig,
que luego volver6 al 'sVersalIea'' ca don.
de reside su distinguida familia. Gratas
impresiones terga en- 81 viaje la bella com.
patricia.
No bag recepci6n. Con motive de las
featas han suspendido galantemente Ia
recepci6n del iueves los distinguidos es.
pesos Winthrop.
Noto Il iste Por noticiaB cablegraficas
recibidaa 4 fines de Ia paaada semana, tu.
vieron los esposoa Grahame, Ii desagrada.
bic noticia del fallecimiento ocurrido en-
los Estados Unidos hace dos semapas de
Ia respectable sefiora madre de Ia diatin-
guida sefiora Grahame.
Acompanamoa en- 50 pena 4 los estima-
blea c6nyugues deae6ndoles ID aTesignaci6n
necesaria para Boportar Ia dura prueba q
que les somete 81 destino. Paz eterna 4.
Ia que fu6.
sEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-05

METILOIDES- ri meior mas seguro
de todos los especihcos hasta ahorR Oonocido
para Ia cura permanente dc todRa Las enter
madades do La ureta, va ssan esta8 CronieaH B
agudas Contiene 81 fluj0 cnFa poF COM
pleto, sn menos tiempos que nlngdn Otro pre-
parade similar, Las gonoFTeaas aspermatorRas
Cistitis, ect. Meior que las nyaCuionesy muy
superior 81 sandalo copaiba. Kmpiaza &
suTtir sd efecto Las tres q Cuatro hOgaa de
habeEse tornado.
Los MEIILOIDES son fasiles de tomaE
y sstSn prepaEadoa dc manera que no revueI-
van 81 e1t6Enago III pFuduOen malO1 e9eakoa
De Venta "a tOdas lag B0ti11A. E1dnuso
mnaatRaa grabs gug 6nicog 1AbItosuta8.
Frederick GssaEuH d GA Dot1nat, tehi.
aan 3,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-05
ReplhIIea SaIza.
sEMPER..

La pequena Repdblica de suiza 81 una
naci6n que carece de idioma nacionaI, 4
desar del immense peculiar patriotismo
de suD hiioa Los lenguajes oiciales son
81 alemaD, 81 frances J 81 italiano, recono'
cidos tambi6n como Ienguas madres por Ia
mayorfa de sus habitantes.
Los documentos pdblicoa noticias of
ciales son impresoB en- aleman y frances
Los discursos parlamentarios se pronun.
clan On ambos idiomas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-05
DOY nj PALABRA De HONOR

Que los vinos mas puros Las conser-
vas de las mejores fabricas. Los jamones
v salchichones mas selectos. Las Galletas
v Bombon mas finos. Los quesos v pos
tres mas delicados. Los LicoTes u Cham
pagnes mas reputados. Las mantecas,
mantequillas aceites inmejorables. Y los
mejores mas selectos artfculOs de prime
ra necesidad que Sc consumer en- todos los
hogares de la isla ne Puerto Rico, son de
la CASA CERECEDO, San Francisco, 46,
TEL (g(lI,MADOO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-05

da en- PueTGR de 1leFra enGre d0a apre"
cables j6venes.
Sc encuentra en- eata ciudad don Ma
nueI C6tala, de Ponce.
-Setenta I'll. B. han Bido preBentadcs
va on Ia Camara de delegados, 10 que de-
mueetra 81 buen trabajo que estan efec-
tuando los Representatives. de Ia Union de
Puerto Rico. El proyecto de ley para 81
eatablecimiento de las "Escuelas de Artes
OfcioB," "Condados," "Constrpcci6n de
barrios obreros" otros de gran convenien-
cia para 81 pais serdn discutidos On bre-
ve.3
Ell dia once de los corrientes comen-
zar6n los iuicios por jurados en- la Corte
de distrito de Guayama.
Tn biLJC. B. 20 de deficiencies por
mas de 120, 900 ha sido enyiado 4 la Ca
mara aver por 81 CoDsejo Executive.
Han eido objeto de vivos concentrates
en- los circulos polfticos de esta ciudad las
noticias que publicara aver LA Cores
pondsnccia' respecto de una possible Tup.
tura entire los Estadoa Unidos y 81 Jap6n.
...-Lo ocurrido en- el barrio 'Latorre',
de Lares, On que aparece carbonizado el
cuerpo de Juan Canales y 50 casa destruf.
da por un iucendio sospechandose que ell
sueeso oculte un crfmen, ha pTeocupado
grandemente los yecinos de aquella
comarca hScepse averiguacioneB para
deacubrir los presuntoa autores del hecho.
Hay gran animation para concurriT
esta noche al teatro al baile de nifos que
allf se celebrara.
En- asuntos de su profession ha salido
anteayer para Humacao Ell licencisdo ST.
SaudaIio Torres Monge.
Dos vaporcit.s llegaTon aver este
puerto, de SO toneIadaB uno y de 40 81
otro. Uno con bandera espafola y otro
con bandera cubana. Son vapoYeB para
Ii pesca en- Cuba que fueron pedidos 4
IngIaterra De allf Balieron navegando
iuntos. En- Canarias, 81 salir, les sor-
prendi6 NAL tempo y fueron separados y
aIeiado uno de otro On tai forma que no
voivieTon reunirse hasta llegar Puerto
Rico, adonde amboa arribaron felizmente.
Hoy hemos saludado ca esta redac.
oi6n al apreciable compatriota senior Sim
pIicio J. Cordero, alcalda de MoroYis que
se halla en San Juan en- gestiOnes de la
administration municipal cuyo fTente se
halla. DeseamosIe satiafacciones y el mejor
exito en- eeta capital
-Esta tarde en Puerta de Terra, atra-
ves6se en- Ia via del trolley IN indiyiduo
de alguna edad Que 81 parecer no oy6 la
proximidad de un CARO- electrico. a Ia
deatreza del motoriata debe eae individuo
30 haber sido arrolIado El motorista di6
movimientO inverse y pudo detenerse &
tempo.
Esta tarde Bs trataba de desinfectar
las o6cinaa de telsgrafoa 4 cauaa da haber
ocprFido pog alli IA CaaQ de YaEiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
SUES FOR W0MAN'S
INSURANCE

Alleging that after aheltcrlng An.
ME Sears. wife Of Fred Sears. for
some time and providing her with
the ueeessarleH Of life. Sears re-
fused 10 sign a qnitclaim deed 10
"a s 600 life insurance policy. fol.
lowing his wifes death. and also
that The Metropolitan Life inaur
ancc Co OF New York refuses 10
pay him the money until Sears
signature ~ obtained. Alex Sloan
this morning asked the superior
court for judgment against the in.
aurance company
Sloan states that Sears deserted
hls wife IN a shameful manner and
that be sheltered her out Of com
passion for her weak condition I.
that IN return FOR bis kindness.
Mrs Sears. before her death.
changed tho beneficiary ~ her
policy from hor husband 20 Sloan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
TAX LEVY STANDS

County Assessor r a. Parish and
County Auditor James ARnsw re-.
turned from Olympia last night, nm.
successful IN their efforts 10 effect
changes Ia tho equalization Of King
county improved and unimproyod
lands The change desired wonid
have made q difference % go. 900
IN 'ho 10, paid by bi's county on
the 1907 .HHcHHpcu' ~" Kin.
county representatives rom planned
tt.t es,l. ,h,a county had n.-n av
as.N.a g1rs an s.f. ON improved
!sni. si.f,s county sar assessed
but $40" on the same class 81
lands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
SAYS LUMBER WAS
SOLD BY FRAUD

Alleging that In bic absence the
Reynolds Alaska Development Go
fraudenuy purchased his entire
stock 81 lumbeF In Seward. Alaska.
- q greatly reduced price from the
night Waterman al his lumber
yard. Michael white this morning
brought suit against the company
Tor ti2.1s0. which be alleges be was
cheated out Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
MYSTERY
(By United preasJ

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oct ~
Philadelphia has a big mystery.
The nude body Of man with both
legs missing and the head nnd
breast mutilaied has been talon
from the Delaware river and the
police are dragging the river for
the body 1T woman with her
throat cut and logs also MISSING
This body was pulled 10 the sur
face. but slipped back again Fish.
ermcn report "a quarrel on Monday
between Il woman aud man ia q
row boat The woman screamed
and Ia a acuffle tbe lantern was
knocked from The box Of the bo.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
WILL GO TO THE
SUPREME COURT

Because of the action ~ ,.,
yenors John B. Powell and !, .a'sH
hlaine' " demurring 70 the ans~as
Of The Lake Washington araos s.p
ton ~ the llKiiation eop,e,, l@
Win The proposed bond iaane n y y
made D. the county ~ ald M. ~ W
eminent 80 the construction ~ ~ ~.
Lake Washington canal. il 4 ny w
" that the case will 10 Ia ~. ~
prone court ah
Some days ago the as.o,t..
h"d lis nane substituted AZ ~
PENDANT instead Of James a Nos ~
and iiled an anawer prenumablS !,
test The validity of such An IN.
which viii have 10 be- settte0
al. supreme court "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
s'crs ORDINANCE.

MAYOR Moore today signed tl
ordinance giving the corb0rat,oa
counsel another agslaian, n 4 ~
airy ~ tlto q month. aud sno,ba.
clerk al salary Of 500.
THIS abolition raises the pay ran
Of the law department to 1zs e 6,,
annually. f-''Vyy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12

from 10 $3.50 will be- taken ~
Monday
Tho Lincoln high school WI
have slightly different sessions.
tho difference being that their
school viii begin 10 minutes later
in the morning. 10 allow for the
long car service from Queen Anne
blfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
INVESTIGATES STONE QUARRY

City Engineer Thomson return
ed from the country yesterday.
where he has been investigating a
stone quarry which II o. the intent
~ the city 10 secure by lease or
purchase He was accom- panied on
the trip by Government Road EK-
pert 8 G. Lancaster
3ss 600 gallons Of salt water are
pumped into the big Luna Park
uataiorium daily Always clean
sss
Leave Pier 20 sec batusships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge for one insertion, Toe
per line Seven words 60 the
line. Three times. one cent a
word one month. &c per line
per day
Minimum charge for an "ad
20 cents,
DOWNTOWN AG EN- G Y
Kcnoedy DRUG Co. First av.
and Cherry.
BALLARD AGENCY r II
Mullen. 32l Ballard ays opp.
City Hall Phone. ballard SOC.
MAIN OFFICE seventh av.
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850, Ind al
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-12
RESUME REGULAR
SESSIONS

Tho. regular school sessions viii
be- again resumed a. the Washing
ton high school Monday The Lin
coin high school viii be IN their
own building Monday and have fun
length sessions A plan 10 con
tinuo the short session from $3.50
to WAS not passed az the last
meeting Of the board Of education,
with thirtyminuto noon inter
mission, aud no the old session,
See Fay's al on last page go
Come on ln. the waters fine. a.
the Luna Park nathtOrium Al
WAYS clean and just the right tenn
perature Open an winter. So