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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
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The
Green Lake
Reservoir
Addition

k1fsGns Ne tvo iafe- reservoirs aud psfss
that fhs city e nuW building. that VII
HlaH employment 20 Go men fer two
years Thfz slans ulii raura uaiek a.
vance fn fHfH ufauFrfHs ana thf sew ca
inE duirk service 81 and ffam he CITY
f.AHaE EfEW fof- ile small paf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
FOR SALE

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~ NJ Gairalt Phone East Wu a1s s7.s
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LEGATION SOLD
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ffaca ~ nsH anf aaf1nI hand furrlfaHfa
stoves. ftuEeH. carpets etc 81 cost r4Haar
RED FROST EtiHNfTUNE co
- Pike street
LOOK FOR TtfE nfa EfGAs
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beads a. time Or cash Second HauH ma
chines 70. Erpsft rsrsirtnn usasr
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fHsr Street FuInifuFe reHraHG fHFa au
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

EoUeTToW M.
Lots

o. Georgetown .Urfff $50 cleared. near two
rHr I.HaH within five blocks nf HIzh school
~ fnfHH within fna Hrrf al 1HFH wiH Hrif
faf iAaH. an taTws. 81 s per cent discount
faf each Har =. 9ceEaafoHH. Phone.
Haat 49,. % -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
$165 and SITS Each
CLEARED isvsi pulliins lots. .ias~siss. -
minutes from ftsusaf paaafs one thtf1
EAST. bsiapsa e ~ y uionihs.
Whitman & Jacoby
ms Eglsf ui.ss
Man - ~
SPECIALS
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0REENLAKE and FREMONT

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81 Hafk aaaHf sirH Fftas q ~ fssh
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
sociFT1 NOTICES,

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llff3a fis.' iss-sas sssff az
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hitnsy tissas@ sests.s $1,000
he sxaninAtlaa- t'sss pSssis
Is mn Ave -. near iashsea
Take gaxknoa stfsst S@T. ksssFs -
s7sa Tsr1assF esshsss-s III 50 - -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
BALLARD DISTRICT.
UniVer Sity
District

u.a5fa trartn. IN thr q acres adjoining
thg UaItrraitF grounds far sale faf fl on
each AN cleared fronting en railroad
faHE TERMS
an AMERICAN HANK BLDG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
WEST SEATTLE.

room ma1efn cottage en- Itlh Ave IS y
rs 100. $500 each. Terms uu bal.
YrH MHffh fiL i e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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sttasoafa aoas - zeal steve. sarfh ~
a. is tiaiT fFussesa EaHuef. 18th q Al
YaHtl aisa aardssqd asaists4a. al ~
tres riass eaaslfiaa VII ssH ~ $50
itan hktf Cal az tsai Efh ANs Ger
riAa 81 y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-26

asy evening al s o'clock. At ysa-
sens grove
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

faar Seiren at Ie, eaer ON ban oer
mf0t uos / 8dmpen.
2flene d. ION trOer, ForIgger Del
tifIDneId0sn0e umulige, % bier reo
5origget. Al cen meo @uO fan ia3e
ct 3nitnee. % to tan oriOe ii tuiin0,
paa 5iu3t. Seq fan t9nte mig, At
Dc write ariitne, fom fprtes frem
ri ct Siueipil for De 0lenneIter,
Iem par Dilosre emo 9eperne, ION
ffitoe I9uotrri0e sem, bIeo Aolot til
6age At t5i1len9e 8ammerater; men
fnnlenoe miot pad StueplaOIen 6dO
% lang Dc, inotil oe bleo %opilugte.
6oor 6jaipel0Ie ipuss Sc life at pa
re, % fnr menneiteIige 9ine booe
6daetss oeres Sag! Mlen inOen faa
aar piite ben MSagt, Tom De pad
faIote, ia iiGrtere emo Den romerI te
Sellers 9egioner. % Sen 5ro, bOori
&c 0g0e, triumfereos Ober set bele
Qan0 =. Or p1r Iterre Grobrers /
oeres 8e0, enO Sc tunOe bare bGret,
ON De 610oe te6t oeres oto pes at
ep1iss oeres 9ro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01
st giaes.

Oct forefom os, at Der mangleoe
nogle 2inier | bet Otgt, Der itoo
.Duniferen" Greoas / fioite 1lge.
bporfor pi ffreD til Jorfattersn 6ers
ON. Oct fOrbOI6t fig, fom BIZ men-
fe; men Slutningslinierne, fom bar
bfeDem forlugt, tOm for TENT til bette
Nr., fuu BE- fblger fer. Dt giper faa
for 9ummenbeugs StpI6 bes @luis
ringsDeritt:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

Seq Foriifrer Dig. llngoOmmens STARE
ut oa 0inoer Dig TeIO.
On en- 9eroen At an9er tan ipdre
% forsge DIT 9el!
Om i 8aa6ens 5orenin9 Oh blioe,
5ro moo BAN. Jon / GaOOsren
gioer,
6oao alsne fan frelie Din Sial!
4nti aamntd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01
MoOerlle friitelig Stu6cn-
Electromagnetic.
pr 0lF. RicdrS,

setreter / ae6eu5aous s.. ). Il. DC.
Det uaosrli9e Spill At arafter.
ION oi tilianmen taloer r0enu'
9er0en". o. Set en0nu marietigers
8anomen at 31uter % Realiteter,
ri f1l0er mguos Ri5e" - meO Dem
FAR BET ia iaaleoes, at De ipanOer
coer 5ele SorOtioOen % banner Ct
6ele, iamti0ig me0. at Oe pdu boett
5tso bar osres IGregne 9oner %
5arper.
0g en- 9eo9gelie eller Strsmnin9
- enten Set er en- nh litterGr Qerios
Dc % maaife en- enonu oiOsre omfuis
tenoe aulh1rretuing, iom tren9er fig
frem | Qeroen, eler oct er en- Nps
6annelIe inoanfor SUBS Rige - Sen
gootgpr fig ION ~naturIig og suooil
let og life Ion noget ti~lf9lOigt eller
lapet, oerpeo at sen iamtioig meo.
at Den brrer lit ganite beitemte On
figt / boert eanO, boor Ben opitadr,
tiai9e er ct 9e0 / oct fore .6ele, iaa
Den oinoer frem amber andre Stit-
teller pdd Idmme 3i0 eler enona
for / & ANDRE 2an0e.
Od 0erFor @eorg 9ranOss, iom
abTolut life 6ersr til Sc Oummeite
Der / 9anoet. btlOe unalpiere % Gne
Ore OpfattelIer os Meninger ! Sen
aiietiIte og ~Tociale 9erOsH. iaa Dalgs
te bun ogIad al 0utte neo / 6ooeos
tremingerne / England og 5runts
rig % 5pItlanO. og bite iaa, at oct,
Ser ffefe berbjemme eller TtulOe lie.
BET BAR Dsnninger at De fore 9ios@
panoe, iom gift 0srl0e, og mdatse
oerFor o1re, Iom De bar, Og bliOe.
lpHl nt HulR.
Og boa6 oen r8eOGgelIe" ansuar,
jpn be00er Den triiteIige ung0oms=
be098efie" o. 0ens bngre 8roOer,
Den gtriitelige Stu6enterbeD9selie",
ial geioer oct Iamme ogiua Dem, nj
Iamtioig meo. at oe bar eller er ben
ii fad oeres ganife beitemfe oanite
5pIiognomi, Iaa er oe 2emmer og Sec
at 4an0sitremninger, Der er gadet
l9nge oerlloe | ben fore @erbn og
Ger bar aFlejrst og lan0idt ganTte
tilfoarenoe QanosForner.
5u, Oct Ter e~noogiua no, Iom ON
De 5remitso, Der tages / SUBS Ris
&c, ofte guar ct 6~eiebOoe0 foru0 for
oe geoegelIer. Der opitaar / aulturs
per6enen. = og oct life bept0ft og
pIanlagt, men, Tom oct ibnes, boz
Get af en- more &raft, Iom i9ttsr
4anoer / 8eOGgelIe. @i taloer ben
SUBS 5erelie.
Oct bar T. Gfs. fsrIt omtring
1904, at alminoelige @Disleiere BE-
gbn6te at lagge rigtis Merte til
Wuni9uriet, ForOi os iaa, at Oct
nar peo at 6lipe ct 5oiItens 9Gble
melem to Stormdgter, Ruslano og
Sapdn; - men oct bar dIerebe |
1892, at Den oanIte Menigbeo fenos
te fine fsrite. iboite Misionarer 10
til Manf4uriet, os jpoite 5iitere %
5usman6 bar ten6t port 9rtbur ps
neont oct / oerss 8snner, for tss
tenbuonife Sournaliiter tenote bets
NdDn.
Del bar ferIt rigtig / 1905, o1
man Taa, oct bleD til SER for be
fmaa ftinte guile Golt, at Sapan for
afbor blep tenbt os populer og tnos
tatnoet fra goentprOeroenen til Den.
ne 0eroen, faa Ri flet lite bar fofs
bapieoe oper, at Mitn6oen fenote en-
3rans til Song gbriifian IX's ais
tie; men bet bar allere6e | 1902, at
hamife Stuoenter ! Corp iummen
meo Reprafentanter fra tppe andre
2an6e berammeoe oeres nafie ligs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01
Dor geniions Og Gnfefasle.

Sum De pil min0es, Ser BAR til
iteoe oco 5oreningens N&oOe uaSer
Den Foreneoe airtes It0Tte QarsMez
De, par Der noger uoberensfemmefe
blanos meolemmerne, ~angaaen0s
bbem Der ifelge bore 90oe er pen'is
onsberettiget. Der bleo fua odlgt en-
aomite, Iom ifuloe u0arbeioe 5or-
flag til Oroning af oct, bOorom Der
par uooerens itemmelIe, FAINT / oei
belle taget ooeroeje, 6Dorle0es &as-
len fan fattes / en- IuuOan StanO.
at Den / 5remttoen fan poe, 9oaO
mai benter df Den, uoen at fomme
ltn0erbaldnce.
9enne Gomite 6olOt MegOe iammsr
meo 5oreningens Stprelie / Begun.
6elien at 6ebruur Maaneo. Men oc
cen at oens Weolemmer life mg0te.
fit Den intet 5orIGug far0igt, fuo
Ser intet MT er at bsrette ON Ser
Gag, for &omiteen after ms0sr oe
9er 1T Qrbej0e f9rOigt.
Smi0lerti0, ga Flere al 5orenin4
gems Me0lemmer bar uotalt 2nItel
pm at Faa at pioe, hoor0dn BET BAL
fig meo &asien, oilOe isg life unO.
laoe at meooele, at ser urbeio {!
bda0e at n9onte &omite og af Stp.
refer me0 bet Maal for Die, at y
REQ nnife Narsmeoe fan nad c
eoot Hefultat.
Stenningen 1 set nplig aF6olOtr
Uieoe eff I Retning al, at Set e.
qenffon8toeen og life Gins.
as urancei0een, Ser lisger til @runi
for bore Qobe.- ultiaa at Be err rigtigt
nof, ndar BET Fuit6oIoes, at niger
fuar penfion, fuu lenge ban er
Gmbe0e, meo minore ct @drst
mg0e beTlutter at poe en- 9L6re Bro:
Der, Tom be6eDer oct, en- big darlit
Gum. so Qtars @r9nfen bliber 81
ffuden6e og betp6er, at nadr ct Deb.
lem er so Ndr er ban life forpliqte
til at poe gi6rag l9ngere, og on
ban fer fig nsot til at neolegae Fl
Gmbeoe, efter at ban FAR fpfot De 6f
Qur, faa bebsoer bcn ingen 29ge.
ctteft for at fua BENTON. Sadoar
tdlte ri ON oct, og isg me6oeler oct,
for at Meofsmmerne fan bdpe On
leoning til at tpnfe 6erober. Men
fprft, nddr 3omitsens 5orilag fo=
1eligger Faroigt og oeo n9fte 4ars.
meoe, fan Der 10 treHes 8eiftms
melie. Om Den funoe tonme til al
gad | oDenn1Dnte Retning, bar Bet
mudffe oct beoife, oa oct life oif0s
meofsre nogen ~b1fentlig Joranz
bring | bore 2ooe og 8e6tegter.
lSn9en er Of fua flor 8etponing,
at Oi muu fe at ffnnte ben Dor Sns
teresfe, fna pi fan faa ben oronet
paa en- tiffreositinenS Muooe peo
rnte M~arsmebe.
81 m Mn6srfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

y Otter rgo. 2utb. Rirtetio.'
Snofenot af 9. 9. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

i 8sben3aons s.. 3. Il. @I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-07
SCIENCE AND THE SOUL.
(Uncle Remus' Magazine.)


The success OF the scientists has
0een such that they have disposed of
the soul, and the conscience is now no
more than that OF the grasshopper fd-
ding in the brier patch. A German
scientist has tried in VAIN to find the
site of the soul: he has cut up cadavers
innumerable: he has searched by
means of the microscope; he has ex-
hausted his wit and skill, and all the
means to be found in an extensive and
costly laboratory: but the souls nest,
or. as We say in Georgia, the soul case,
is not to be discovered. What follows?
Why, the soul being by far the most
important part of the body, admitting
its existence, it would leave indelible
traces of its existence somewhere in
the anatomy of man; its tracks could
be found. But our celebrated and sue
cessful scientist has failed to get on
it's trail He searched faithfully for
what is undiscOverable, and his cOnclu-
sion is that il HE can't find the exact
spot in the body where the soul has
it's abode, it is nonexistent. That is his
contribution to the success Of science.
But this is not the only success of
science. AS there is no place in the
body for the soul, religion must be I'M
reasonable, and thus we have another
prop placed under the contention of the
opponents of what is called the higher
criticism. For nearly fifty years these
men have been endeavOring to show
that the Bible is not what it is claimed
to be. 1t is not authentic; Moses is not
the author of those portions of scrip
tuTe credited to him, and the rest of
the books that make up the Bible are
composed of poems, myths and fairy
tales. These higher critics consider
that they have been exceedingly sue
cessful, for, although it has taken fifty
years or more to bring their learning
and their conclusions into popularity,
they take great credit from the fact
that their teachings have filtered into
the minds of the young people who at
tend our schools and colleges and uni
versities, and that, in another fifty
years, all our preachers will be little
better than infidels. If you want to
discover for yourself just how far they
have succeeded. just corner an up-to-
date preacher and question him closely
on his beliefs, and you will find that
Huxley and Harnack are his chief
apostles-his two popes. Now this
may be success from a worldly point of
view, but how does it compare with
the unconquerable faith of the hum
blest and most ignorant believer in the
world-a faith that robs the very grave
of its victory?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-07
LITTLE BABY
CURED OF ECZEMA
Parents Applied 10 Hospitals and
Doctors but Could Get No Re-
Iief-Grew Worse Under Doctors
Prescription = Friends Recon-
mended Cuticura Result
A SPEEDY AND
PERMANENT CURE

ave express to you herewith our best
thanks for the cure of our baby from
eczema. The eczema appeared when
the child was three months old. We
applied to several doctors and hospitals,
each of which gave us something differ
ent every time, but nothing brought re-
lief A physician recommended a salve
which we threw into the fire after two
days use as the eczema became worse
so that the baby scratched his face. At
last, one of our friends recommended to
US Cuticura Soap and Cuticura ONT
ment. A few days afterwards improve
ment could be noted. Since then we
have used nothing but Cutieura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment, and now the
baby is six months old and is quite cured.
All that we used was one cake of Cuti-
cura Soap and two boxes Cuticura ONT
ment, costing in all SIPS. Even the
poorest man can pay that instead OF
throwing it into the doctors lap. l
myself only make twelve dollars week
as a teamster, but 1 recommend the
Cuticura Remedies strongly to all moth
ers whose children suffer from such dis
eases. They are cheap, harmless and
good. c. +. Kara and Wife, 343 East
65th Street, New York, March 80, 1906"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-07

The squaws OF Little Moon will
scarcely recognize their brave when the
SCARED warrior returns to his tribe in
Skull valley. Just at present Little
Moon is in a cell in the city Jail recev-
ering from an Over-indulgence in fire
water, and at least two dozen razor
wounds inflicted by a negro, whom
the fallen Indian is cursing profusely in
the choicest Ute profanity.
Little Moons trip to Salt Lake from
Skull valley yesterday was an adven-
turesone one. After a summers hay
ing, Little Moon. the only son of Dick
MOOneye, the blind and decrepit chief
of the Skull Valley Utes, set out over
the ironbound trail to Salt Lake. His
mission was TO get some medicine for
his papoose and then to go to Ogden
to buy a blanket. He had with him
$50.
When the Tempter Tempted.
Shortly after leaving the train Lit
tie Moon fell in with a negro, with
whom he cOnversed in Spanish. The
negro suggested a drink, but the In
dian declared he wished to obey the
law. The tempter persisted, however,
and Little Moon finally allowed the ne
gro to go for firewater. Together they
went to the western part of the city,
After several deep potations the Indian
cOnfided to his companion that he had
more than $50. There were several
more drinks, after which the negro an
nOunced his intention Of sending Lit
tie Moon to the happy hunting ground.
Little Moon reached for his revolver.
Then he hesitated. He said he didn't
want to be hanged for murder. That's
all he knows of the incident.
When next Little Moon, with much
difficulty, raised a heavy left eyelid he
saw through a veil of blood a group
of policemen and a medicine man at
work over him. The added brain of
the aborigine failed to comprehend the
situation, and he emitted an expressive
Ugh
Mean to Little Moon.
whats the matter, Little Moon ~
asked someone.
Me don't know. Someone mean to
Little Moon"
A chubby hand wandered up to a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-07
GRAND JURY CALLED AND
WILL PROBE TO BOTTOM
Continues from Paae 1.

There is a we'll defined feeling in
business, professional ana donlesuc
circles that the time has come Tor
general cleaning up of the combines
that have raised prices so rapidly mere
the past two years. Talk of a Crane
jury investigation has apparently had
no effect on the various places that
have been launched for putting in
chains of cooperative stores about the
city to fight the trust stores or the
plans of the restaurant men to club
together. boycott the local wholesalers
and buy food supplies from eastern
markets.
Effect Is Felt.
Several restaurant men claim they
can detect a general uneasiness among
the wholesalers and that prices on sew
eraI things are falling OF For IN
stance. at two restaurants yesterday
the proprietors declared that they were
serving cantaloupes at 10 cents an order
instead of % cents, because the whole
salers had come down in their prices
the past two days.
1. A. Hancock, manager Of Hancock
Bros fruit commission house. stated
yesterday that his firm is absolutely
independent of any other firm IN Salt
Lake and that his prices cannot be du-
plicated by any consumer IN the city
we have never joined any dsSocld-
ton here. nor have we ever had con-
ference with another wholesale fruit
firm in Salt Lake" said Mr.. Hancock
An Odious Comparison.
An interested Salt Laker yesterday sent
in the price list of one of the biggest
merchants in Fremont, Neb.. and asked
for a comparison of prices with the local
merchants The fremont, Neb., merchant
quotes fresh country, dairy, table, butter
at 2215 cents a pound and fresh country
eggs at 1875 cents a dozen. Kalamazoo
celery is quoted at 25s cents a Duncn'
against the Salt Lake price of cents a
bunch. Sweet corn is SIS cents dozen
against the local price of 20 cents a dozen.
C'Ucumbers go at two for cent ana a
half Here they cost three for five cents
Bananas are quoted at 1872 cents dozen,
against the local quotation of 80 cents,
Local trade organizations declare they
are glad that grand jury has been called
The officials of the 3. & G. declare they
have prepared affidavits to show the jury
that Twill startle Salt Lake The Of
ficiaIs of the NJ & NJ. say they will wei
come the grand jury and aid in getting
the local situation cleared up once TOT
all. At the same time they hastily DIS
claim all connection with any of the 10
cal wholesalers and jobbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-07
THE KICKERS.

New York SUM-
They kick when it's dry, they kick when
it's wet.
They kick when they shy at a good win
ming bet;
They kick when it's warm, they kick
when it's cold.
They kick at the storm or the summer
time fold:
They kick at the rain, they kick at the
snow,
They kick at the pain of the rheumatic
toe:
They kick at the fun and the laughter
aloud,
Thsy kick at the sun and they kick at
the cloud:
They kick at the drink, they kick at the
dust,
They kick when they shrink, they kick
when they bust;
They kick if they fall, they kick if they
rise.
They kick good and tall at the stars in
the skies;
They kick if they're sick, they kick if
they're well.
They kick till the kick kicks them out
OF this-earth.