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PUBLIC MApEr,

Hamburg steak afe.
3 pounds Tor rs cents s's ,1. sissl
cents q pound. 81 Nls.. o'naioes d.
brook and lcraeJ kai' ~ !, Meadow
a pound are The prsn,s, : y cents
which wiz be on sale Il Il ~ s's =. \,
market lDmorr0w. ~ paells
Other specials FOR toma,,,.
Peanut fudge. 10 cent? -, ~
North Yakima comb so. y'ss. !.
cents a section. freesiobs - ~.
20 cents a boz.
hndishes { banchss Tor L.
Iafslff g a bunoh.
TufulpH 1uHfhss far L.
eelefg. z lunches fsr
cathhHF. Ike per Ia
HutataFss D 4s ID.
Hesfs 3 buBfhea 81.
Head lettuce fef Ee
LsmonH. lb-gGe Der Don
Fancy apples tittsifE L.,
Pineapple a0.taf saeh
Oranges 10 see doE
ftpHffs -fafnaflons. lie n,
FDsss 7Ic 90 Soc der ~
Dates leo
Washington creamery bps,~ A..
Iowa creamery. lbs ice. fs..4 In
ftc ib 'sis
Local ranch eggs. sfe dsa
Potatoes, new, it lbs IL ia.
100 fbs ft'' ~
onion punches. Sci ka..
~ he Tor Itc sAiz<
Carrots 8 punches for te
summer squash. b. ID yeAea s,...
o. ih si
Motion chops. f2M~f6e :.
steak ltcf portsfhoaae. IL e "
lh aFioin Izi4c. round stess I. 4
10 shoulder steak lbs fte
g ~ roasts. t-7o 10. 4; boiling ~ y
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editor Star: How old must a
child be before u has 20 pay even
the half fare 10 the different attrse.
ton on The Stars Family Outing
Day or, are children counted just
as aduits9 I would like 10 know,
for ! arm blessed with several little
ones. STAR READER"
The Star Is Informed BY the man.
aHemeDi Of Luna park that the
same rule ~ observed there 40 Is
observed In street cars and In the.
atrca As mothers know what
these rules are. II II not necessary
"a repeat them.
Tomorrow II the Second Star
Family Outing Day As the read
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ers Of The Star already know. this
time Il Is TO be At Luna park
Everything IN In readiness and a
large crowd IN expected
Coupons which will secure trans.
portation on the City OF Seattle.
from the foot Of Marion st. al two
o'clock and every hour thereafter
entrance 10 Luna park and admis-
sion 10 all Of the attractions al half
price. and In some cases at less
than half price. will be found on
Page 3 Cut these out and take
them with You.
The weather man has promised
good weather and the Second Star
Family Outing Day should be a
huge success.
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MAY GET CQNVENII0,|
OF PYTHIAN KNIcps

AdylceH received IN s....,
q good chance 70 lssn W. ~ Z
convention u tbs I1 We "a
Pythlan AnlEht \
seaftle's deiegates l. =
enf convention ara ,ga NE b.
% l.. get NE prize. their str e,',s N
ponent being Milwaukee, ''s'sl y
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MARRIAGE IICENsEs.


Niaaiehi Sakamura. 81, Naha SttN.
Sutt~r ceuutY cal. and sAtsuAo ruA"aA'
ferri Fimsr wasasr. S. ard Mabel
Cprniran. AZ years 40 months Vfeen
LAKE
Maieeius Hutherk IS year, 4 month.
aakfNua Cal and ciarits Eatnlia NSeiN
is years 5 rnentha. seattle
Thns HeRu. "a Port kgEtfn. u g.
Amh Margaret Marette Thomas a. So
liza ID Edwards 80. Lsavsnwersh.
Waah sid Grace Eilsaheth faFser -
Nemhina. n r.
samuel H. NhurIman. 80 ana
Ufanehs uawsnn. -. seattle
Richard klseaattvt 3a. SpoAane. Wash
ana MerV FlntF aa 81 Aaais. Mo
nsrnt Auue o. tvs Pine -, ard Ana
Jonnsnn aa fuulsho. Maah
Dan NaNEFimsen. -. and JANA ~
HAiisen. "a. seattle
Chessk ~ seattle
@ cousins 90 WAua Maua. Wash
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Msssr-ro n, wife q Fred Meier city.
July a. = son
Has klnsan--ro the wife % q. hawhin-
nen efty. August sNm.
xsan-ra the Ntfe 81 l. hFicAAeA
asaa afsfh a. y talY -. a son
go1fnem-To the wife % q ~ N@efaT
cttY ksxust son
Met.ufiun=@ra the wife 81 NcAnalnh.
saig Yealer way August sea
Iaeaa8r--Tn the wife 81 n p farA-
son ts.a iSth ay kusust e. son
0tsn-Ta the atfe " Otto utto. cstSs
Aaausf = daughter
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Do You Work ?

III v8a have 10 get 10 yeuF usrh Early.
buy = ict emily "a minutes vide on three
car iinss from che esatsr 81 the ctr
We have euiY feN lots left IN our Rars
Dor View addition a. tfeo. ne cash and
% q month Your chances e. 80 =
lat on thsss terms this einee IN aFs f4W.
% dout wsu teo ionG Sc us today
T. r. FAY CoNpANY. tSc
500 Mshihafn Bldg
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biiiv for errors OF any Kind
occurring I'm teiephonod adver
tisementa.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

/ % not trust printed time
! tables In newspapers. for
time Of departure and arr'NAi
! Of trains telephone King street
/ station Information Bureau
b Sunset. Main 2fso, indePena'
/ ent ~.
- = =. - - =. !. = = = n N n ,
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BALLARD AGENCY. IL.
Mullen. bt09 Ballard ave OPP
City Hall, Phone, Ballard 200.
MAIN oFFICE--Seyenth av.
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1859; Ind. AL.
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"HELP WANTED"
AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS

One cent word~-Mlnlmum
charge i5c. When CHARGED 10
account actual number OF lines
as set will be counted, Seven
Insertions made for the price
OF ak when cauh Is paid. Al
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
will be cowltcd as two lines.
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Want to Make Money?

tiee--f4ot tcxiazf fine black ueal lsvsi
and cleared no roots or atunps
terms ste down balance o. per
month payments deferred " sich
Or out n Noft
l. n TANNER CO.
CONE ~ And TALK IT uFEItIf
Nos zot ana 800 bailey uida
Phone Main astf,
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a. NJ Herrin a Co. $40 First av..
have for sale $50 shares Comstock
Golden Gate. sTh cents per share.
zee
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aslruArloNs wANran.s

"Situations Wanted adNer
tiaemcnts a6c Tor rs words,
times. Additional space, be per
line.
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TO AnvsRflsHRs.

Classification cannot be gsV'
en- after l. O'Clock daily.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-The recovery
Of two human legs. evidently those
OF 4 woman. from the Illinois and
Michigan canal today. has given
the police a murder mystery 10 solve
that promises hard work, Coroner
Hoffman said that he was convinced
that Il was a case OF murder of the
most brutal sort
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PARK SECOND ADD.
Ti0N
'si- EMPIRE Hi
20 Fine View Lots-20

In A q tsnninas Hagsnna Park
Aba high ana elegant overlook
Z tnH the park. the university, a -
. a. fair. tHlen haY the cts and
I mnuHfainH Cleared. all in iaNnl
perfect title Heirffinus nng ~
q made 1T this office tudsF see plat
a The sacrifice prices are tst1 Go
q tt91. small payment dueu. ti PEI
week fbis a. che last chance 10
n act anything like this IiAYias
g. direct from the nsusf uwusf aH
around Sunday 90 siii 60 am
I iifne
cau ct ofnrs Empire side
! American uenk Hidg second and
Madison
Phones main 1891. fnd 1854
- an rApGur tti -
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$780, City Acres--S1OO

Choice sarasn tracts inastss. rfaht In
citp. ass ouif - sninusss ftds fsenn
tssiHsss rsufsf. tiaes - raf r~1f "a.
se@e ste~ ~ lake. ffsssriass saii fer
NatfsuiEn Or berry culture Dnfx stsr
aeSn and We inorthi prices vssy ias
Asa acreage near salt Watsr a.
Nedcade ns.eh. hstwesn seattle and Ia
come. on s4sy terms
TILE SOUND TRUSTEE co.
tee Cninnan pidK
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For sale by ownsr. u.room new mod.
ern house, terms See Mctlhce. kf0e
kiTkwood place. an a
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Tne funeral services - Mrs. n Jarvis
wfii taks place AZ the pAficFN o. tAe
Houusy- Watson company Friday attrf.
49, - ! osrgSek Th4 remains viii o.
buried al the Lake View rsmeierr
The funsrst services - EHranefh Nc
pouwalf aars held from the family rest.
dsnrs this Afternoon a. Z o'ciefk. Tbs
rensAins wsrs Inferred a. the Maaut
Pleasant eemetery
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the overnight
entries AZ the Meadows Thursday
First race. six furlouEa Selling
TIL. go ..fAa aWA aw
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The New City

90 see the new city ~ nremsftun
Heights II is alongside the U| navy
Nard Uncle Sam 10 spending millions
around this beautiful visH addition. and
mauY neW houses start each day You
can get fn on the low prices n0W.
Large tracts ~ land $50 and up Large
lots $50 and up. Terms 81 and ~
monthly
Large preft guaranteed In one year
Perfect title Certified abstracts lInmea
built on easy payments There will Be
lots Or work IN the navy Yard.
SEATTLE HOMEaEEKEnR CO.
Owners
Main offices 1856 Empire uidE
--tf
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IOs.l Sssss sii.sso.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Chicago. Ang I
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nEArn NOTICES

riavsair--Iokn PiayfAir, montha
Auresf / efEt Fairmaut az
Iarvis--Mrx n jarvis So August 4.
IN this elty
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PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

Tas following purchase prices were
quoted ou Western aV this morntnKi
poILTnr--oid hens. live weight lie
PET pound dressed. iee per pound spring
ctickeuA live. tt-fee Pet pound dressed
fac per pound hroiisFs. 2Sr per pound
squads. tffs PEI eossn. ducks sprins
leC per pound pigeons 81 per dozen
ntrTER-iocai ranch. ts-isc per
peund
Fsgs-f.ocsi ranch fe-2fc
MEATS live ueinht-=CuWA ave per
raund ascrn tLc pes pound Mutton.
wsihsrs. tNc per pound ewes &c per
pound. Kegs 1Yc per pound. i.amb.
b per pound. bulls and SEsn sac per
pound
MEATS Dressed--vsai. large. te-se
per pound medium. io-iio per yound
The folioNinE are local quotations
made on Western az this mnrntnr
'lT-Hanuhsrrirs ti1ss cherries
len box. tt.eac. LeEaHeerriss. ti.7t.
scarce tiackherries. t1-a1s. curranis.
It's. hiatkcAp raspherriee. 81
NEsETA ks--cahtars. tN-1Ar per
pound lettuce, soc per crate, head let
tncs. ao-zsc do1 rhubsrh &c pound
green onions ao-atc per dozen, new po-
tatnes tse-fa per ten spinach, fsC box
NJ. cauliftoWer. 81 dusen heets tiis-
81 30 sack. cucumhefs. te.tec doEen
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Beat the Landlord

HsFss whsFs you sktn The landlord
Al bis esn game npB D sos in Green
= eud Park second aHditfan ard FaY rent
90 YuuFseif We wiii tsii Nau hoe lots
gsee fta cash and 81 month Free
deed 90 event ~ desth Several ha4sss
nom teihN buiii Noe 10 today
q y PAY COMPANY. Twc
fet MshihuFn iias
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BurTERwORra q SONS Professional
directors and Licensed Eraeaifusfa 1871
isf app Mnore Thsetre both phones aa1
ut~9sn una~rtaktng Co. sis E~ins
"a Fr~naent Nerth So. 0rsan ses
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Sacrificed Sacrificed

Ever modern house concrete
foundation, good basement double con
structien bath toilet electric lights
piped foF aaH
CORNER LOT 60xiOo. 9 ehort biocks
from car. fine lawn flowers and fruit
trees Must be cold AT ONCE Cut
from fa,ooe 10 t2,ioe All cash
rms rs A SNAP
AHMtTAUE nMOs.
Green Lake station.
Phone Green ~
a.
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stfda
RooaEvELr
tnnf0ATEp ORCHARD Tracts
Plans.a. tsgs to ttse PEI AeN
fAae Illustrated Affifte ~ FAFtff
MaashfF Toe Aaausti
NORTH bank fsANn COMPANY.
tes.t wsiAss hlaa fnd aHa Unifsssi'F
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Refined, educated lady wanted BY e.
tablsnsd corporation te assist n sale
% stock FULLEST investigation offered
Absolutely confidential Salary ana com.
mission. Bis money can be earned b.
tight perHon without any publicity
whatever Preference Will be Eigen ID
enc with vide circle of acanaInfanre
Address application (which viii D. re-.
turned immediately to Dor n. care
Star
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DETECTIVE SERVICE.
ExpREssMAN.


Cody Detective Agency Merchants IA.
tFel Arcade nidH All work undertaken
Msin zee Ind aifs
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Two Lots


ons block ffaa new Ger line Meridian
eitF wafer. fruit trees ana berries -.
owner, set " seth. rhsne SsFth ~
s.nR
NEW uOaEs ~ aREENwOop pAHK
SECOND ADDITION
Evssfons that buys IN thls addition
las already xhssass oas prices sis sA, sps
fioe beiow the market no lots are
housht fur speculation see this heAaii.
10y ~. property ,..ssdaaS ed sslse, hems
month. Frss deed ia event % death
T. v FAY COMPANY nc
SOC Mshihnrn bids
'i.eoe LESS OWNER goINo EAST
WIZ sell my to.acre Arcadia Orchard
iraots Tor fieQo Less than aslilnF price
81 WI trade tof ei,l property 81 W
Queen Anne iies or Waite ~ s.r.s
one five and seven room house. io1
Two four roow cottages. ti'seo. tfso
cash. sie per month
Two to-acre tracts at Mcadowdaie.
''''' wf MI ssss A. ysSsN , @ii'nrn
Cor Pest and Railroad av, Ballard
t-b
four-raom house. lot sosftg. SEQ
one block from ear EaaE frrma
ID rooms good location. $3.50 cash
rooms. nicely furnished fnr sra 90
close tn. rent sac Must sell
T. sArt a co.
1is Denny nidg
fhoHua Chicken rnnrn. house faraa
piece land, fresh COWS. 700 laying hens
large field potatoes horse. buggy. har.
noes. all for 1850. terms $50 down $40
per month See Mr Put. or Postmaster
at Pacific city. on Tacoma fntsrurhan.
street car comes soon. TT
owner Lot isox2ao. cleared 10 IN
fruit h.room modern house. . blocks ~
car ~ miles from Pioneer nquare
5000 terms Phone hast bsea s.n
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20 arres one mile % tun decks. fine
soii. tifse PEI acre, coed transports lion
fariiistes terms
tf acres Al . urisn. al cultivated
fenced and watsf ripsd snap 81 Gtts
per acre. enc third cash. balance per
cent
Two t-aerc tracts on county road Col.
BY near dock 9eed anil. visu sound
For cash, tiQq per arre
HrHuHnAN REALTY CO.
Nf-atf Boston uleck
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ons block frora new Ger line Meridian
! ritF water, fruit trees and hcFflss Ess
owneti set v. teth. rhsne SsFth ~
s.nn
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uenerai enpre~stng ana moving 10 anY
part % city, rolared Ills 4 Transfer
Co. itte raufth Avenue Malu kest
l. asEe. Residence Esat zSde I'll
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CRY NEAL ssTArs-
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HAIR GOODS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

Electric. steam aad tub baths ais
reafs present location git tfsarl uniaa
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OH the belief that he is in sympa-
thy with those policies. Mr..
Hughes cannot sec how to commit
himself without forfciting his
strength in one place or the other.
m4m
Representative Barch6eld of Penn
sylvania, the manager of that inde-
iiuable something referred to out of
compliment to Senator Knox, as
the Knox boom. has teen in New
York recently and returns to Wash
ington with the announcement that
Some of the gang who don't vote
are yelling for Hughes, but find
that all the boys who will do the
voting are lining UP for old man
Cannon, Of Illinois" " Evidently
Mr.. Barchfeld has some little bills
up his sleeve which he hopes the
Speaker will allow to go through
at this session Of Congress. Incl
dentally, Mr.. Barchheld attempts
to quote the President as for Knox,
a somewhat silly attempt in view
of the energetic manner in which
Mr.. Roosevelt is working to secure
the nomination of Secretary Taft.
The hardest blow the incipient
Cannon boom has received was de-
livered by Representative Town.
send of Michigan who has been an
ardent Cannon man in Washington
but who, on going home and find
ing the way the wind was flowing
in his district, came out i'll a strong
interview announcing that he was
for Taft.
TM#
People in the East would like to
hear more from Governor Johnson
of Minnesota. The Governor came
to Washington recently and at a
banquet made speech which ex'
cited great admiration aud euthu-
siasm and some of the people II
this section are wondering if tht
Democracy has not some finer pres
idential timber in the Minnesota
governor than they have realized
heretofore. The boom of Judge
Grey, of Delaware does not seen
to take any hold on the Imagination
of the people. 1t is hard to say
why it does not flourish Eut it i,
probably due to the general belle
that Mr.. Bryan has the call in th'
next national convention What
ever may be thought Of Judge
Grey's boom, there is no doubt bu
that he commands the respect ant
regard of the people who know
him best.
T,w
The Navy war, preciptated b,
the Presidents decision to place
navy surgeon in command of tn
naval hospital ship, Relief, go-
merlily on with every prospect o
some action by Congress. 1t
generally expected that Congress
wi pass a law prohibiting the plac
ing Of any naval vessel under tn
command OF an officer who is not
sailor and it is assumed that it
: because the President is aware {
4 this fact that he hesitates to issu
the order whi.h would place SUI
geon Stokes i'll command of tn
Relief.
n 49,
a There is also some prospect {
4 an investigation into matters of IL;
3 val construction by Congress.
Y is asserted by the experts that II
q armor belt has been placed so 10
4 on the modern naval vessels that
II is almost entirely under water an
& in support of this argument a
& shown pictures of tine fiagshI
\ necticut as she sailed out
4 Hampton Roads on her way to Il
Il Pacific. These pictures do sho
n the armor belt almost entirely suj
\ merged. Another fact which
K not stated, however, is that
IL 1 L.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1908
OUR GREAT TALKER.

Our president has so often shown
his free disposition to talk and to
keep all others from talking whom
he can control, that it is no sur
prise to see him shut up Admiral
Brownson and the other naval Off
GERS who have, it seems, been res
tive under the imperfections Of our
iron clads, that the public now
hears Of, and that il is time to hear
great deal more of, now that the
situation has attracted its atten-
tion, and will surely receive that of
Congress.
1t seems that these inperfections
Of our war vessels have been we'll
'rown to the administration, and
urther seems that the president,
sending out the great Pacific
t. has been very bold, if not
indiscreet, because Of the un-
Cling of the imperfections which
nc might have been sure would
follow. It is this reflection which
inclines us to give ear to the con-
clusion that they exist in the seri-
Gus degree which is intimated. Ger
tainiy it would not have been wise
to send out for display to the
Oriental world a fleet fairly open to
severe criticism of its fighting pow
er. We may suspect. therefore,
that whatever its imperfections are,
they are not so serious as to de-
tract very greatly from their fight
ing power, though they may be
serious enough to call for radical
< corrections.
Until we hear, at the hands oi
Congress, just what the degree OF
trouble is, we may we'll suspend
Judgment about it, but we note
now what seems to he obvious, thai
the president has closed the mouth.
of the naval commanders to critic
ism that they conceive to be wei
founded. This he may have done
because he deemed it ineXpedien
that the world at large should bt
advised of our warship defects
but if this has been his view, it /:
not easy to understand why h
should have sent them of on al
around-the. world cruise.
We prefer to account Tor TIL
presidents action in accordanc
with his well-known disposition II
do all the critical talking for til
nation himself and to seal the lip
of all its other officials to aught bu
words of praise for it and its.
-- Lancaster Intelligence,
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ings, uperstructures, launches,
etc, are carried OH the decks.
When ship clears for action this
stuff is cast overheard. The launch
are turned adrift to be picked up
later or allowed TO sink and, too, it
is not likely that naval vessels
about to so into action would be as
heavily laden with coal as were the
ships starting on their long cruise
to the Pacific. OF course with all
this. truck overheard the ships
would sit much higher in the water
than they can with it on board.
m*T
The New Years reception at the
White House was an unusually
brilliant function, despite the low
ering skies. The President. re-
freshed by his little rest at Pine
Knot, where he tramped the hills
and dales with his two younger
bows, seemed exceptionally happy
and greeted the brilliantly Uniform
ed diplomats and army officers and
the somberly gowned Judges of the
Supreme Court each with some fe-
licitous remark AID good wish.
For several hours the President
stood in line and shook hands with
several thousand people. From
now OH social Washington will be
all gayety, as the White House din
ners and receptions follow each
other in quick succession.
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THE OUTLOOK.
Enter New Year With Encouraging Pres
pects.

There IS no doubt that the finan.
cial stringency is gradually disap-
pearing. In some cities savings
banl; depositors WHO were stricNen
with shakes sixty days ago and
c,amored for their money decline to
take it when it is offered them at
the expiration Of that period, and
are said to be making fresh depos-
its. The reports of the condition
of the state banks and trust compa-
MES in New York are on the whole
distinctly favorable. 1t is estimat-
ed, moreover, that in January not
far from two hundred million dol
lars will be disbursed in interest
and dividends. This should aid
materially in furnishing funds to
Go business with. The country is
reasonably entitled to face the New
Year with confidence and courage.
1t is undenlable that there has been
a sharp curtailment of production
in many industrial branches. But
the prophets who declare that this
will not only continue, but be still
further emphasized, furnish no tan
gible proof to back up their asser-
tions. There are nearly ninety
millions of people in the United
States, who must be fed, clothed,
housed and supplied with the ordi-
nary necessaries of existence. Am
pie means exist for performing this
task in the multiplicity OF industri-
al plants, and the crops, which are
abundant enough to afford provis-
ions for the country and leave a
handsome surplus for export. The
latter process is going on al the
time. 1t is a factor whose influence
in bringing in cash from abroad
has been forcibly felt in the past
month, and is likely to be equally
useful in the future
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