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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

all Lincoln opposed The
sS ss9 "a, essasos spectacle all day SUNDAY along che
that nov and then to this lake region when The air apae
DAY dsssaea and visitors paadea up and down the masu
ieent cspanade with automobiles police
make spectacle mos S pes @ 10 S es g %as AM eve a
ouA'omed to look beneath tho surface of things
The ovsroresssd Parade
There disorder convention never any
material prospoousnoau might
paraded again last nsht they
Hobbies ana the eas and they sat a. the tables quite aer con
nation but This tan vas without enthusiasm They spoke OF Tan
a. they might Of man whom iend had put mp at club ar tho
pfeSlden, has Pat this man 9p at hi, club -. -, 49,, -
tons In the discussions Last nigh heard the ideals OF
touching equality platform thoy
Theo arr wideyed convention principles
they determined aud have declared must be carried out In the
The other Chicago Convention.
few weeks there Was another convention held Chi
This not held tho lake trent this convention 10
heart Chicago where psrhaes the misery saSaor
Industrial life shows sIsresH than other In this
mar convention seeotsoo soaI real
Al conventions asrds The delegates to that
Es.yo"s a speech .vsryon. to get
every ether and help him with hs ideals.
~onssSs long be Ssior.
the lake from, learns Of that ether convention.
Rugged
The socialist ike the "a year. ago
this ~sItdrss.sd crowd attending this convention sppsn, does
hungry ~ersl.ss men in the world
% years ago set med trs. su they ne, yet
". o. ms the, have the ssss YER s ~s %ssn,ssa
ed That convention IS year, age vas .ssss 81 "asno assaults
HAVE boycott Illegal bIacsrsi
issal come 20 soh pass where they REQUIRE dsfsnssf
TIVE French have cid proverbs ss who excuses himself &C
sOsss himself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

day there will be given an lnairuc.
tive and intereatinF program In
which some Of the most prominent
musicians OF the eoant will take
part Concerts will be the feature
Of the evening Mrs. L W. Chace.
az East Pine 1T. has tho arrange
mcntH la hand.
Summer Session.
The summer session OF the Uni.
YefHity Of Washington will begin
June 22. A large representation
from Montana. Idaho aud Oregon
II expected Among the attractive
features Of the course will be q
course on botany by Dr Robert a.
Wyiie, OF the University OF Iowa.
course In vocal training BY DR. s.
=. Curry president Of the School
Of Expression. Boston. and work In
history by Or. Albert nusneli Hart.
professor Of history at Harvard uni.
veraity.
Moantaineers.
The Mouuiaineefa Will make their
second annual outing 90 Mount
ShnkHan and Mount Baker. July rs.
rvmainlng two weeks. Camp viii
be pitched ON the southern slope Of
Mount Baker at an elevation Of
1000 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Teddlug trip, during which time
siii be spent AZ Mr. Delhua'H sum.
mef h0me. Camp do la N0Ye. on
Lake Placid IN the Adirondack.
Mr. aud Mrs. Babcock viii leave for
Tacoma Mr. nabeock. Who is a
Junior member OF the firm OF Rus.
sell 4 nabeock. IL building n unique
Alaskan bungalow on American
Lake for his summer home
Club Picnic.
The King County Political Equal.
lty club held most enjoyable pie.
ME Saturday across Lake Wash
infion at "8tfaihconla. the beau.
tifui suburban homo 81 Miss Mar.
garet nayno. lsayiuK Madison
pafh at II a m. the party was
met at Cedar Miro landing hY Miss
hafna aud conducted over an en-.
chanting woodland path 10 the pic
nc grounds on the beach The IA
dies proceeded 10 spread luncheon
aud enjoyed toothaume repaat
There was an important business
session held IN the afternoon. Il be.
inF the last meeting 20 take place
before the summer vacation Com.
mltteeH Neru appointed and work
pui Ia order Tor the first meeting.
Saturday, September 2, in the Won.
ems club house.
skogman-Johneon
Miss sllnnr & SkoEmRn and Mr..
Claude johnson were married Sun.
dag at the parsonage hy Hev. J. NJ.
Cairns. sh26 Albion VI.
Knights ard Ladies' Of Security.
Tho Knights and Ladies' OF Ne,
eufity viii entertain at cards Thurs
daf evening June "a. nj their hail.
1872 second ay
Daughters o. 81. George.
The Daughters % st George will
hold an open meeting Thursday aft
efnoau at the home Of Mrs. Freer,
SO 10th av \
Music Teachers Association.
The Northwest Music Teachers
association convention will be held
In Seattle July 4. and /. with
an excursion on the Fourth. Zach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
We Are in Control

OF light fuel and situation OF this entire section through
ability unlimited much lower than must
be electricity other medium AT the time
handsome profit for the will cost
nothing either produce deliver after line
will be evident you when consider that will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
Government Experts Report

Had the hard ae pierced flow of petroleum
Indeed altogether possible that that
S2 within large body of petroleum
Had been struck while the flow this uncomfortable cond
might been
checking the heavy
raising steam, extremely good fuel The flow
could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
Ns~ Crowd shows Rugged Front.

Hannah. The bride Was attendes
b. her sister. Mrs Frederick "a
sieEfried. a. matruu 81 honor LITE
Miss Elizabeth Thorns acted %
flower girl aud Master Teddy MAJ
wclis page. The beet man was 20
nayAFd iomlnlek. lr. Of New fork
a cousin Of the groom. the usheFs
being Mr.. Clyde q ncvedick. a
New YORK. and Mr. Gerry Dahhlss
% Monteiair After an extsndas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
WILL HISTORY
REPEAT ITSELF?
Band Whitlock Sizes Up the Present Chicago
Convention and One Held Forty Eight
Years Ago---AIss Aludes to the Socialist
Convention.
nv BRAND wsaTIoek
Mayor ~ roledo. o.
espsslan, igaa ss...gans, sn.srssl.s Annexation.


rucA6o t6-Ferty year, Republican
hid n Chseaae Ts unlike
ss eehveHtion Hke this The young
.A~ard spraNnS sta hs te ao 81
Central had net then whss appropriated All through
5 aaia that nohs
A. Inc arguments appeals
80. poured especially ttneis
ss especially ride tneouth they Uniting clothes and
Clothes
~ thought 81 dlsoFderty There
sseens and axhtng They worried
the q hard umca Hut those with
r~as determined of and they
should be week 81 disorder and
from the ruof Of their wgwAm which
The picturesque phrase Of nats politicians set the
ssIrss aflFer With the Of Lincoln.
Different, Sort Of Men tssrs Today.
There probably this who
their spirited descendants There who
and real love Of Lincoln heard
SPEAK q Who knew Lincoln and who looked his
the face % angel Yet. speaking thur of LIN
cola OF a candidate who stands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
WHY BE TROUBLED WITH CONSTIPATION!
Its Cure Is EaSy-USc
Natures Method

Poor circulation results in lowering Of vitality,
which reduces the activity Of the Intestinal muscles
and thereby reducing the seeretionr OF the bowels,
which results In poorer digestion o. the food Con.
stipation In relieved only temporarily BY the use OF
drugs and any OF drugs knows that unless the
dose Is regularly repeated the bowels are sure To be.
come tight again. and the longer you use them the
stronger the dose required This should convince
you that dosing the bowels is unnatural as each dose
renders them powefiess TO hight Themselves.
The action ~ the Arnold Massage Vibrator ~ nat
ural. II IL at once inYigoatng and pleasant u
starts the blood circulation properly, and causes
life 10 permeate the entire 80 feet OF lntea-
tines filling the membraneoua tissue with life and
viRor increasing the flow of secrstons. strength
enlug the muscular action and encouraging con
dition OF healthy regularity The Arnold Vibrator
has been found absolutely efficient 20 cure constpa
ton even where II has been OF long standing. We
desire that you should call upon aud test our
claims We will be pleased 10 place the machine
with you trial until prove 10 you that II IL
what We claim. Onr offices open from a. M.
until . D. m. and have at all times corps OF
young lady and men demonstrators besides regular
physician In offices. Phone Main 1861 and make
an appointment with 20 have our demonstrations
call on you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
A Big Bounty

immediate result of this demonstration the Canadian Govern
enacted what known the Petroleum Bounty Act This law
the by the of bounty and
gallon all crude produced wells
Cana on and after the 9Th day of June, 1904.
itself the California producer
his oil
what the stockholders of this
expecqu dollars by the thousands OF gallons It's time
became of monlbu NOW!-or
you may have another like opportunity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
BITS 0'NEWs

Akeury Church Picnic.
Tho annual Sunday school picnic
Of the Anbury NJ. T. church will be-
held June "a az Fortuna park.
Wedding.
At the beautiful colonial resi-.
denee OF the BRIDES father. Mr.
Frank nclAno. on High st. Mont
clair. y j.. Miss Clara Mae Delano
vas married last evenius 10 Mr.
Everett, phipps nabeoek. Of Tacoma.
Wash. son Of Mr.. rhoehis a. nab.
cock Of that city. The Episcopal
service vas read b. Rev Henry X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

ont Cooper TO prepare flag ritual
10 be given IN tho schools at least
once a month. After the salute ana
pledge. II IL planned 10 have a brief
dialogue aH Ia what constitutes
good citizenship, with regard 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
To OBSERVE FLAG DAY
ONCE EACH MONTH

Fleg day WAS observed yesterday.
all sthe school children OF Seattle
taking part Following tho morning
assembly the military salute 10 the
flag took place. the pupils. standing.
pledged their ai'eEienoe TO the flag
and the republic for which u
stands
Il II the intention Of superintond-
v. .. Navy Nsro Route steamer
Monticello leaves Flyer dock 0; 80
and $50 .. ~. 30 and 4 o. m. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

possible
c er and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

honesty Of tho ballot. the wrong of
bribery and respect for the laws of
tho country.
piper a. Taft will put new tires
on your baby carriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
Going Deeper Every Day

steady drill pounding
OF undeies property
The Canadian interested the possibilities
this section that the Geological Survey ordered investigate and
port. The following extract from the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10
BUY DOUGLAS REAL ESTATE

But buy real estate, the right klno, st the right place, and hold it.
 We repeat today what We have said and over again, this year and pnoba- biy next year:
 THE WISE MAN WILL BUY AND HOLD A PIECE OF THIS EARTH FOR HIMSELF. Land can be bought cheaply. The piece of ground on which you build your home makes you an dependent man. Unless you own your home, you are not much better than a modern, rent-payine serf.
 The chances to buy real estate, store property, hon,ee ane farm lands advantaseousiy are numerous and ex- traordInary at present The foolish. needless panic has affected land as 1t has affected everything else, al though, ss usual, land suffers less than anything else In panieI<y times.
 But BE CAUTIOUS. Don't buy in an excited moment. Take your time to think 1t over. Study all the adver- tisements, hear all that the owners have to say. THERE'S PLENTY OF LAND; IT WON'T GET AWAY FROM YOU. If you are not QUITE satisfied, look at something else. Don't be afraid of a reasonable walk from the railroad station or trolley. DON'T BUY LAND so FAR AWAY THAT YOU CAN'T LIVE ON IT.
 Study maps. Look at the general direction of travel. Get one or two friends to go out with you and buy land with you and build with you, if
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10
Property Well Located"
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN


 This will serve to introduce Mir. E. F. Grindel. who is representing the owners of the Overlook Addition to D0uEias. Arizona.
 The owners of this tract are well and fayorably known to the writer, and l have no heSitancy in saying ohnf any statements they or Nheir agent Mir Grindeil, may make re- eardfng the property in question may be given full credence and considera- tioa-
 The property itself is well located as 1t lies directly in the line of the future growth of this city. In fact tho city can only grow to the east and north for the reason that the In ternational Line between Mexico and the United States prevents expansion on the south while growth to the west is prevented by the land hold fngs Of the Copper Queen Company which, as I understand it, can never be used for townsiue purposes. A glance at a map will Fully illustrate my meaning in this respect.
 Tho Overlook Addition is owned in fee simple by the Arizona & Mexico Realty Co, which company makes this Bank its Depository.
 Yours Truly.
 L. c. HANKS. Cashier
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10
"Tends to the Northeast. "
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 As the former owner of the Over lock Tract adjoining the City of Doug las, l heartily recommend the site uJ the public to be purchased Tor homes or profits.
 The tract Is level and considerably higher than the main business sec tion of the City; good mountain water being obtained at reasonable depth for irrigation purposes and City wa ter mains being laid to the tract in- sure water for domestic purposes.
 As the residence district tends to the northeast 1t Is apparent that the future of the Overlook tract is a bright one.
 It is also apparent that the electric street railway of Douglas will wirdli. 8 short time cover the tract insuring rapid transit; the nearest point from the Overlook tract to the street Iat7- way being now orly six blocks.
 The owners of the Overlook Tract, as represented by Mir. k. P. Grindell, are representative citizens of Douglas and thoroughly reliable.
 c. A. OVERLOOK
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10

if for $500 tomorrow. You might buy # for $4oo today and be unable to sell 1t even for $2oo tomorrow. That doesn't mean anything. 1t is the long run that counts. Make sure that your judgment is sound, and then hang on, keeping within your means.
 BUT BUY LAND.
 Editorial In Los Angeles Examiner)
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10
TO WHOM TIT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Having visited within the past few days the several additions to the CIJy Of Douglas now on the market nave been greatly impressed with the To- cation, Improvements and the general conditions of the Overlook Tract which lies to the northeast and faces on the new boulevard commonly known as Four Mile Triangle. 4 fine drive around the entire city. The streets in the Overlook Tract are graded, city water installed, several bungalows and substantial houses completed and considerable building contemplated by recent purchasers.
 l am interested by purchases and fully believe in the future profits for those who buy and comfortable homes for those who build. The lots are large and level being 50N142 feet, which are the largest of any of the additions of Douglas. The future of Douglas is one -of great promise. It is a city of beautiful homes and sub stantial business blocks
 I recommend to my Bisbee friends the purchase of Douglas lots in the OVERLOOK ADDITION.
 Very truly.
 (Signed) W. D. KTNSEY.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10
The Hartman Line Coming.
The Following Coming From The City of Mexico Gives New Light on the Building of Railroads mo Douglas.

MEXICO CITY, May 3o.-T~o Imp portant facts in connection with liar rinsan's cananea, Yaqul River ( Pa eifIe railroad In Mexico have been learned here from reliable sources.
 They are that # Is considered defl- nitely settled that Hartman proposes making his main trunk line from Co chIse on the Southern Pacific In Ari- zona over the present line to Pearce, thence to Douglas, thence southward and east to the present Phelps-Dcdee line to Naeozari on to the Bavispe river and down 1t by oputo, ouasabas and Ganadas to the Yaqui river to the line running southward along the coast to Guadalaiara.
 From Douglas southWard by this route grade of slx-tenths of one per cent can be obtained. ... .. .
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10
You Don't Have to Ask Where Overlook Tract is in Douglas

In buying lot consider the size You want room to build
 In buying lot consider the terms future soil We offer prize except the lots. Each prize within itself.
 We special excursions We have every day o Tract.
 you think of buying lot in Douglas any addtion inquire the of compare with Overlook Tract lots, which are 5ox142
 We invite comparison price, location and size of Over lock lots.
 
 Buy Addition where there are already beautiful homes
 Buy in Addition where there already $25,ooooo n- vested
 suy in an Addition that already has City water improve n1ents and graded streets.
 Half hourly electric service to "7" Avenue and 18th streets blocks from the Overlook Tract (soon be extended.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10
"city Water
-o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
 The Overlook Tract adjoining the City of Douglas. owned by The Arr zona. and Mexico Realty Co, and rep resented sy Ms. E. P Grindell. is a beautiful tract of land. especially adapted to suburban residences the land being level with good soil and upon which the Douglas Improvement Company has laid it's water mains. Bungalows are being erected and general Improvements made; the tract faces On A avenue. one of the main backwards of the City lying to the nntheast where the ground is considerably higher than the business portion of the City.
 The owners of the Overlook tract are reliable business men and thor oughly responsible.
 JAS. c. CoWES. Ex- Manager Douglas Improvement Co.
 Douglas, Arizona. May 6, 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10

you possibly can.
 h you can afford 1t, buy enough land for your own home and as much more. When you build your own house and live there YOU WILL DOUBLE THE VALUE OF THE OTHER LOT, making yourself richer.
 And don't be discouraged if you
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10
DON'T DELAY.

DON'T DELAY.
 How often since Douglas became d city have you heard this man and that remark: "l could have bought that corner for s2oo.oo and today 1t is worth thousands"
 Another to say: 'l could have made a stake if l had used common sense and invested in Douglas property five years ago."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-10
Contracts Transferable. No loss in Case of Death or Deferred Payments

Overlook Tract lots have perfect title. Abstract proved by the Gibson Title and Abstract Co. Send for sample contract. Pay $500 monthly will you time and trouble. No risk in of delinquency We carry for months without fear of lose payment of interest.
 Don't buy half lot Buy 5oxt42. You cannot build a home 25 foot lot.
 Get big lot Get close in Get with soil on which you raise something Buy where you act
 
 Faces the Four Mile Triangle Boulevard Douglas. Level lots Good size Don't be cr4nped in the suburbs. Buy 50 foot lot and you won't have to buy two which build home No City taxes High around. Buy where others have invested. Buy where others built homes See the pretty "5uneaows" Overlook Tract.
 &ZS.OO IJP
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-17
GETTING Even.

mo, 1 don't believe in expensive
practical jokes" said a San Francisco
business man, except by way of re-
taliation.
Now last year. I received tele-
gram from a friend who was travelling
in Italy. 1t came collect, and it cost me
81. When 1 opened it, all / read was:
Thank you. am WE'LL
Then I sailed forth and sought me
out a cobblestone-a nice, large cob
blestone weighing about II pounds.
And wrapped it in excelsior, pink cot
ton and white paper, and l boxed it up
in a handsome box; and / sent it by
express, collect, to my facetious friend
far across the bounding pillows.
And when he had paid his little SIS,
and had opened the box in ST. Peters
burg. if 1 remember rightly, he found
in addition to the prescious contents, a
note from me that explained, This is
the load that rolled off my heart on
receipt of the news of your good
health "-Womans Home Companion.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-17

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"The eurgomaster."

One Of the most handsomely cos
TUNED musical plays on the road this
season is w. P. Cullens production Of
1.-The Burgomaster" the greatest of the
Pixley and Luder's musical comedies.
The costumes are of the most modern
style, and it can safely be promised
that some Of the evening gowns will be
well worth seeing. The large COM
pany will be headed by Gus Weinburg
and Ruth White. Miss Whites beau
tiful soprano voice will be heard to
great advantage in new song, written
entirely by herself, entitled There's
only one street and that's Broadway"
1.-The Burgomaster' will be seen at the
Keylor Grand theater, Wednesday,
April %.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-17
REVIVE WHIPPING POST" LAW.

For Handwriting and tying his wife
to a bed in order to make sure that
she would be at home when he returned
fros his office in the evening, Taco
ma insurance solicitor has just been
arrested and bound over TO the su-
perior court. The mental anguish suf-
fered by this wife. through the hu-
mutations and abuse heaped on her by
her inhuman husband can we'll be
imagined. 1t is hard to conceive of a
fitting punishment that should be
meted ont to man guilty of such con-
duct toward any woman, let alone his
wife. In view of the numerous cases of
wife beating and other indignities suf-
fered by the wives Of brutal hus-
bands, it would probably be a wise
thing TO return TO the old whipping
post" law. Oregon has found that the
liberal use Of the lash has had a Won
derful effect in curbing the brutal in
stincts of husbands and few cases of
wife beating in that state have been
recorded since the law went into effect
Hardly a day passes that the papers
of the state do not contain news Of the
brutality Of husbands toward their
wives. Only last Monday in Spokane, a
young brewery worker returned home
In drunken rage and because his sup
per was not quite ready, attacked his
wife AMI gave her a terrific beating,
blackening her eyes and otherwise injur-
ing her The man was arrested but es-
cafed with five days on the rock pile.
The judge however, very properly
Yar:ed the husband that if he were
brought before that court again on the
to the extent of the law. The rock pile
in some instances may have a salu-
tory effect on brutal husbands. yet the
whipping post law would not come
amiss in many instances where harsh
punishment is required to properly i'm
press On brutal husbands that the law
gives the same protection to the wife
that 1t does to anyone else.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-17
Mrs. Patrick Campbell.

The value and Importance of Mrs.
Patrick Campbell's engagement at the
keylor Grand theater. in this city on
Monday evening, April 20, should not
be underestimate. 1t will unquestion-
ably be the most notable dramatic
event of the season. Mrs. Campbell is
woman Of the keenest intelligence,
with forceful personality and artistic
temperament. For her engagement in
this city she will present the a. w. Pi-
nero masterpiece. THE Second Mrs.
Tanqueray." A wonderful woman is
Paula Tanqueray." No woman of ortli-
nary talent could develop before the
eyes of her audience such an intri-
cate study as Paula Tanqueray." Mrs
Campbell. it is said, gives us a wom-
an so sympathetic, so consistent as to
the most delicate psychological thought
that the triumph of her play belongs
quite as much to the actress interpre-
ter, as to the author.