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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
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LADIt8' bUITb, MIS-.
Regular prices $500, 1880,
$500 aud $3.50. aaaertes col
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
ocullsrs AND Aualsrs.
MASSAGE.

Eiertfieslghi lsths aud massage for
nash 90 saHsn Cottage rear fis tnton
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

MEMS PANTS. s2.fs.
lliFhgrade goods. that We
sell regularly AZ $3.50. $500.
$3.50 and $500. a big line 20
moose from tomorrow nj s2.fS.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
NEW BONDS SNAPPED UP
Harrington, Roads Issue Three
Times Ouersubscribed.

p Morgan & Co. ten minutes after the OPEN
- business yesterday announced that the sub
il list for the slS.ooo.oao Chicago. Burlington
9 er,nry per cent ffty-year bonds offered for
nv them had been closed The issue was three
80 20 nyersuhscrihed.
nj houses failed to receive allotments either
o- in Boston, and accordingly bid for the
.ss m the curb. where sales were made at q
- - as high as os or 2l1 points above the price
- Vhich the securities were offered by the Morgan
firm suOsSS"eUS inc Pi'Oe ueoii"eu 10 sos CLOS
,ns az 81.
r.. bond issue. Il developed yesterday was
r,ho-ized by the stockholders on March 2 the
.sfrre Of that action TO become publicly known
being probably due to the fact that practically the
.utire ownership OF the Burlington is lodged with
~. Grest Northern and the Northern Pacific
METALS q the purposes 10 which the 800 900
h,nd issue will be applied given in letter 10
the bankers from George B. Harris president Of
The Chicago. Burlington & Quincy, who says that
.he mortgage securing the bonds is first lien
or 500 miles of completed railroad and will.
uaon the retirement of the outstanding bonds
enumerated in the mortgage, become first lien
upon the entire mileage Of the Burlington system.
Nr Harris adds:
OF the $500 o0G eao bonds secured by the mortgage
retiring ali outstanding bonds of the company Of
previous ISSUES .aa st ~ his date asgregang s0 s@
funds S0o0 90 ssushle TO meet expenses OF re,
g SSla pTaer PonqS sS Of tbe r c0pany 90 for
outlays already made by il for betterments and
5d sadRes fRe rea TG 9 aTe ssuable only for
additions Improvements and hettereIs OF eS ana %
must be placed under the len OF me mortgage,
fuI amount of such additions
The rate Of interest permitted by by the mortgage
directors Of the company Sa s IA 6x ok not not eTSeed
ins E bT The COMPANY are psrt of the s.S e00 200
lggus6ie for Teirbarsing he cornpanys treasury,
and the rate Of interest thereon has been fixed by
tie hoard st per cent a year
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
May 1st. 1908
Proposals.

y by of Water supply in the ofGs ice OF the
door until II a. m. June 2, 1905; FOR THE CON
StHJS s.1E OF BoNTICoU GRADE TUNNEL IN THE
ToWNs RHEF OF MARBLETowN AND NEW PALTz. UL..
STEp cOI1NTY NEW YORK. At the above place and
te the bids will publicly opened and read The award
after as practicable Pamphlets containing for
bidders specihca ETC. ana paPhes
~ conract drawings obtained at Room 1878 at
t. stvs address by depostng the Of ten dollars
dollars 500 foy each
to insure their acceptable condition within
the date which bids are 10 De opened
FOR further particulars City Record
JOHN A BENSEL- Commissioners
57Es eH4B7hEEss ss#HiARRw1ck v.sss sse5sss ssss,,.
T. WALDO SMITH
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 26.-Closng: WHEAT-Spet firm.
No . red Western winter rs SID No ! CALIFORNIA.
September. IS 2tsd December is sd CORN-Spot
firm. American kiln dried IS IL ID old Amer
lean 'mlxed es. futures quiet May 5s sd. PEAS
Canadian steady, Is Sd. FLOUR-Winter patents.
steady eos Cd HOPS in London tPacinc Coast).
steady Fl 15sqf2 los BEEF-Extra India mess firm.
l03s Cd PORK-Prime pness Western firm. T3s ID
HAMsIshort cut u 70 10 lb; hrm 4es BACON
le 20 "a b. nrm 42s long clear midd!es; light. %
40 ID, firm. Ais; short clear 20 Ib
frn %os Cd, clear bellies IA 1s lb steady Ala Cd
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
Instruction.
School AGENCIES.
foreclosure Sale.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YoRk--THE
- Life Insurance Company New York. Plain
tifs against David G. Ludins. and Others Defendants
In pursuance of judgment OF foreclosure and sale,
duly entered the above entitled action. bear
ing date the day May, 1908. the undersigned.
said judgment named. Will sell at public
auction. New Estate Salesroonl. Nos.
Vesey Street Borough Manhattan. City OF
New York 18th day or June 1908 at II o'clock
day, by Herbert \. Sherman. Aucttoneer.
directed said Judgment be sold. and
therein described follows:
All certain plot piece parcel Of land with the
thereon erected, situate n
the Borough Manhattan city and County Of New
York bounded and described follows
Beginning a point the Essterly side Of Second
intersection Eastsrv side OF Second
Avenue and the Northerly side o hundred and
tventy-third Street; urnins thence Easterly- parallel
with tweut--thir1 Street. hundred
feet: thence Northery, parallel with Second Avenue
sixty feet thence Westerly parallel with one hundred
tweny-third Street hundred feet 20 the East
Second Avenue; and thence Southery along
the Eastery side of Second Avenue sixty teet 70 the
beginning together with all fixtures and
articles attached to used in connection with said
premises which declared by said mortgage
be covered by the
Dated NAw York. May 22d. 1908
LINN BRUCE. Referee
JAMES McKEEN. Attorney for Plaintiffs. ~ Cedar
street Manhattan. New York CITY
The following diagram Of the property to b. sold
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

Il FOR TWO NON-COANtISSIoNED OFFICERS: War
Department OF Constructing QuaTtermaster.
New London conn NAV q iaOs-Sealed proposals FOR
the construction O. building including plumbing.
heating electric wiring etc. quarters for
mssloned officers. at Fort H G. wrisht. \ y snl -
opened Information furnished on Application Envelopes
should endorsed. Proposals
Public Bundlngs.' and addressed r MeA. sCHoFIELD.
Major. Or MI.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

e following conditions:
bids must be received at its office ny II
NJ Monday which time bids VIII De clo'eu
bond the Highest Bidders
Fids must be under the following terms:
~ cor+iee5 check New York Money Order or
five Der cent $50 of bid must accompany o'
hid directt TO Company;
(2) Full bid be deposited IN an! III
Rank be held by sucn UNI,
Ine XIII said deposit being sight draft with pond
attached if the accepted Certificate OF said deposit
bid;
go Certified York draft money order TOT u
be the Company Vhlch
event the said accompanied by full payment VIII De a
of cent IN
b otber bids Illustration If 100 it will be counted
If 90 Il will be counted 9O12.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
fn2rN StraAf

Tba arrroxfnate the Hen charge 70
,asfv which described property 70 Dc sold
S25 Sq5 66 with theron from the Srh DAY Of
Nav 1903 together with costs and allowance amounting
10 S4sf Sc with interest thereon from the 10Th day of
Nav 1905 together with the expenses the sale. The
nnuroxrate amount of the taxes assessments. water
rates or which be allowed 20 the Pur
chaser Of the purchase money paid by the Ref
cree Ls S5TT 81 and interest
Dated York, MAY 22d. 1908.
NJ LINN BRUCE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d Q. WASH
~ ngton, May -. 1905. Sealed proposals will be
a this office until ZOO o'clock noCu
= 1905. furnishing and installing a 100 II T..
boiler and make all necessary changes in the
piping connect up with the present plant AMI
furnish all accessories the power house
at the Home for tho Aged and Iuhrm Blue Plains.
d. g Specifications and proposal blanks may he oh
tanned this Office. Room No 4S ri. b F.. MAC
FARLAND, HENRY l. WEST. JAY J. MORROW.
Commissioners, II. C
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
they May NOW BE PURCHASED At YOUR OWN PRICE

All what denomination Of eonds are de-
will its Judgment IN
Ing srbscription 800 $1,000 bond
and up the offering will be accepted at the highest
prices bid
If no allotment the deposit will be returned in f1l
the will be appropriated amount due on
balance tender or oond
render liable forfeiture The Company
reserves bids in event or
at he price bid.
Temporary receipts accepted bids viii os
off, bonds interest
fror, ne 1s 1908 delivery June 18th
Fun be obtained by addressing me under
signed bids be addressed the BROOkLfN-
FRFyOOPT COMPANY. Building Brooklyn N Y
and should be plainly marked envelope follows Bids
forb
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
VOI1 WILL BUY THESE BONDS


locate New YorkCf
Real
in
apuh
Iwfnbe returned n
ideraby
n
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
iSurrOgnteS Notices.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
1 II Beckett a Surrogate OF the County of New
York notice Is hereby given to ali persons having
William Bar-els. late of the County OF
.seD- YORK deceased the with Vouch-
to subscriber his place of transact
Greenwich Street. in the city OF
Sew YORK on or before the 18th day of July next
pated New York tho 18th day of January, 1908.
rrTDINAND BARTELS. Administrator. 100 Green
wich Street. Borough Of Manhattan City of New
IT + e REARDsLEY. Attorney Administrator.
- "a Nassau street. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

The chief of the bureau of statistics. Depart
nert of Commerce and Labor. reports the c-assln-
-soR 90 imports ans exports for April and for the
en n'orrhs ending Arril 80 as follows:
INPORTS-AFRIL-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

/,ANDEE EDWARD wIII.Is--IN PURSUANCE OF
1 = an ord o Abner . Thomas Surrogate of
- county of New notice is hereby given all
arsnns having claims against Edward Willis Candee.
t,s of the County OF New York, deceased TO
Ie same with vouchers thereof. to the subscriber.
- nlsce of tranEsctng business the Office Of
sSiand Shoemaker & Hedges No. so Pine Street.
1seroiIrh of Manhattan City OF New York be-
tcre the 25th DAY OF June. 1908
Ioated York the 9th day of December. 1907.
EDITH c. MATHEWS, Administrative
EHILAND. SHOEMAKER g. HEDGES. Attorneys for
Administrative. so Pine Street New York City,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

enaed Nay e6 81. 142 80 50 75S 632 So =! 80
January Il. 80 3a3 763 $50 O77, ,574 261 81. AGA
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
orr1c.n oE TILE CITY CHAMBERLAIN

oswego. " Y. May sth. 1903.
CtEALFyD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- Office of the in the City OF Oswego N. Y.
until day of June. 1905 at u o'clock NJ for the
purchase of $4,000 4s registered Water Bonds of said
81 600 aad se1 each al dated june ist isos and maturing
slsSS2 annually n og BaSe ne m reipal and @
erest payable at the oee Of the United states M0tgags
certified genIneness by above named Trust Com
Of fnS e1 th York @ Foosal be
PANIED by ] ehec6 @ order G @ of cy c5abera o
- of the par value bonds bid Delivery Of bonds
t oeocS A Ne at at the Shice of above named trust
Raa oa circular ana bianT form Of b address the above
mentioned 1Fn5t c1RoL SMITH city Chamberlain
PROPOSALS FOR BoILER-RooM EQUIPMENT.
Sssq Rssd aPs pn2 Phd shd M
the csns Of sh2 MaInas o
gat 1880 nj n JUNE & - @ go at SReh 5 time sbay they
mentioned articles BLANKS g. and general in Information
from this oce or the onices Of the Assistant Pur
chasing agents "a STATE Street HsW YORK York City M Gus
Enginssr onlces in the folowins cities: Baltimore:
BGrfao a = z: cieveland; Ohio: Cincinnati Ohio
SaHfs. SaiIss2 Wis: Wis s. cS%stspooEs Tenn M
s r Srp of Engneer T. s A General PEr
chasing onrcer
OFFICE PURCHASING coMMIssARY. Z. s. ARMY
- SO whitehall Street New ,ooaf. York City T. May 25
az s 4ssed D:6s july in s m @ s ss
With the specifications and conditions set forth
Gsaers washiago q iS raeegsd a
ton furnished on application Envelopes containing bids
should be Proposals for Subsistence Stores
opened June 3. 1905" and addressed A L. SMITH.
Colonel A. c. G.. L. S. Army
SEA1.ED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE. WILL BE
= received at the once Of the Quar- termaster Cen
time and place will be opened. presence
of biiders the construction and complete equip
n1ent Of from ! to 40 thirty-two (s2) foot wooden
junction launches for submarine mine sarvice OF
the War Department in accordance with conditions
application the Quartermaster General S Army
Washington D g Proposals 10 be marked: Pro
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND DoUIPAGE-
YORK CITY May a. 19aS-Sealed proposals IN tripicste
will be received here until o'clock r NJ June Is 90s
and then opened for furnishing khaki white duck
facing cloth. gimp braid. dress. olive drsh
caps hats waist belts, collars gauntets gloves
ponchos overshoes buttons thread beds bedding cots
chairs axes hachets. brooms. brushes flags tentags
nIofna and eGupage STANDARD samples can be seen ana
will furnished upon application this Office Colonel
M s. PATTEN. Depot Q NJ.
PROPOSALS FOR DRY GOoDs-oFFICE OF AS
i sistant Purchasing Agent. Panama Rail Road Com
proposals will be received ct this office until zoo p NJ
9th 1908. furnishing above mentioned srti
Blanks full Information be obtained this
office. r c. NORDSiEk. Asst. Purchasing Agent
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SUP
i plies-Ofce Of Assistant Purchasing Agent Panama
26th proposals will be received this Of
9Th 1898. for furnishing the above
mentioned articles blanks ani IIIl information may t
obtained this Office. r C. NoRDSlEk Assistant Ptr-
chasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
PHIL pHIA STOCKS

furnished by Charles d Barney & Co. No 25 Broad
street. New York. and Ne. l22 South street,
Ehilacelrhise
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
$35OOOO GREATER NEW YORK
REALTY 64 FIRST EXEMPT,
FOB SALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER

These portion of issue Of 100000 First M
Company private sale all of which are Secured
ing the Fulton Street. Bedford avenue ana
Rklvn said corner being Most Prominent and Valuable
with population exceeding $600OOO with In
BROoKLYNBREVooRT COMPANY corporation under New York State
These bonds unhrnkab bearing Investment
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SUP
i pIies-Of1ce Of Assistant Purchasing Agent, Panama
Rail Road Company, state Street. New York May
26th iSnS-Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
nee z 9Th. 1905 for furnishing the above
mentioned and full information be
this Office F. c. NORDSIEK Assistant Pur-
ChH
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

PROPOSALS FOR DRY GOODS.-OFFICE OF AS
i Purchasing Agent. Panama Rail Com
pany % state Street. New York MAY 2sth 190sSeaIed
will received this office 200 p NJ.
9th 1908, for furnishing the above mentioned ar
Information a this
f. G. NORDSiEK. Purchasing
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27


located
Brooklyn
and
and purposes; floors contain 53 apartments With some m
%
to
$1,000
1905 and Tax Exempt by New York
STATE law maybe registered if desired
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
BOSTON STOCKS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

ASKED tex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

o. " 'ffA = D -
ss'ufs N natural siate
psl food suin1als..-.-.----..-
.'9ffs. rsTriy or wholly
,s-psTeC
rlaf-slsI Tor use IN
ks--'.1i'sctuIiug -------------
Va fules f0r further use
NJ linshufacturing .--.------
t.5lsciufes ready for con
a,'hI3.on --
Aelisne9us ......
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
PRESIDENT NOW A
FOOTBALL MANAGER

WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-The Carlisle
Indian football team will play tho eleven
representing the University of Colorado
on December 3. President Roosevelt viii
not permit them 20 funk Announcement
TO that effect was made az the White
House this afternoon.
At the Presidents order. Indian Com
missioner Leupp took up the complaint
of ex-senator Patterson, who wired 10
the President wanting TO know why the
Indians intended breaking their date
with tho University Of Colorado Tho
commissioner noted that the newspapers
said the Indians had told the Colorado
team they could not get away long
enough 10 keep the date
The commissioner inquiry al the i'm
stance Of the President brought ont the
answer that the Indians were afraid ,ney
could not play In the high altitude of
Denver. But the Indians decided that II
the President could take an interest I'm
the matter they could afford TO take
chances with rupture Of the heart by
playing in the rarihed air Of Denver so
they will keep the date.
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
INJUNS TO MEET STRANGE
CROWD OF PALEFACES

Thanksgiving week at the Eleventh
street Rink VIII show something spe-
cial every night. Tonight the Mo-
hawks will play their first game with
"a foreign team. which viii be an All
Baltimore team, composed from among
the Walbrooks and the b. & O. teams.
of the Baltimore league. on account
of the NJ. A. g.. and Mt. Washington
game in Baltimore ON the same night.
it was impossible TO get one complete
team. SO the selection win be the best
OF both teams. Tuesday night is
ladies night and the ladies are in
,lted and admission free. Wednesday
night Is the date of the second masque-
radc and ten prizes are offered. the
aggregate value being S25. and not
S25OO as was announced. On Thanks
giving Day thore will be two sessions.
ono i'm the afternoon and one at night,
and I'm the evening. by special request,
the Lcnox ana Springs will have their
polo game. which has been set back 20
accommodate the game between the
Baltimore BOYS and the Mohawks. On
Friday night the children Of the city
again hold their frolic Of fun this night
being set aside for them. The y. NJ
g.. 4. boys OF the relay race will be
invited through the secretary to be the
guests of the rink management on this
night
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
BETTING
NOT ILLEGAL

NEW YORK nov 23-That person-
al, or what has been termed. fndivid-
ual," betting is legal az the race tracks
IN this state was the opinion of the
Judges of tho Appellate division of the
Supreme Court, made public I'm de-
cision handed down I'm the case brought
by Assistant District Attorney Elder
of Kings county. To- determine the ape
plication Of the Agnew Hart bin on
this point The decision is in favor of
the Brooklyn Jockey club.
The proceeding which resulted I'm the
decision was test case Melville Col
Inns was arrested for accepting a wager
at Gravesend race track June rs of
this year. and ne was held for trial
Collins brought habeas corpus proceed
ings before the special term Of tho SUI
premo Court and his release was order
ed. In the. decision 10y the Appellate
division the action of the special term
is upheld ia an particulars
The judges say that tho statute Is
aimed at the stakeholder the book
maker and the pool seller"
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
CARPENTER LOOKS
FOR GOOD SEASON
TTi-State President EnthuSi-
aStiC Over the Leagues
Prospects

ALTOONA. Pa. Nov. 23-President
Charles f. Carpenter is enthusiastic
over the outlook for the Tri-State
League next season. The wire and har-
monious acton of the league magnates
at Harrisburg has made it possible eor
every club in the league to go through
the season without accommodating a
debt
Il have every reason to believe that
1909 will prove to be the Tri- States best
season" said President Carpenter. "Thu
league was never on better financial
basis. With the salary limit cut to $4,000
a month and no player drawing a largl
salary than 5000 month. ever club in
the league will he in a position to nice 1
its obligations promptly. There is at
excellent chance now to make some
money.
II am of the opinion that the circuit
next wear will be the same as last in
order to make moro stable the asset,
OF the club. the league has eliminated
the optional player. The Tri-State will
no longer be a farm for other leagues
The new rules make it impossible TO-;
any club to employ player TO whom
it has not securei a clear and absoluf
title. OF course. we will not try to pre-
vent drafting Of PLAYERS by the higher
league. But there will be no gentle
mans agreement with the major
leagues"
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
ASCHENBACH
SPINS A YARN
Tells How He Was the Banc
Of Existence to
COVaIeSki

A statement from Eddie" Ashen-
bach would indicate that the cx-Johns-
town manager believes that by keep
ing quiet about how to rattle Covales-
ki he played an important part in help
ing the cubs to win the National league
pennant The statement follows:
Il was pulling for the Cubs to win
the National League pennant or /
would have put McGraw wise as to
how to get to Covaleski in that final
series with the Quakers. in which
the huge Hungarian southpaw beat
the Giants out of the flag. All you
have TO do it to talk to the big fell
low i'm Polack and he will go a mile
high Some rooters on the bleachers
put me onto some funny Polish words
and expressions not of very compli-
mentary nature. and I would go out
on the lines and feed them to him
whenever he was put i'm TO pitch against
my Johnstown team. The first time
he heard me yelping the Polander be-
came boncheaded; he looked me over
like a sick sheep. and from that mo-
nent he belonged TO me. All 1 had to
do was TO step out on the line and
he would begin TO call for help. To-
ward the end Of the season it got so
that they would pitch him two games
i'm succession in a preceding series. so
that he wouldn't have to work in my
town. He's wonder at that. with
tremendous speed and pretty nearly
everything else. II he ever acquired
a good. competent slow ball, he will
be as good as they make them. The
magnates i'm the Trl-State league are
about the gamest bunch in baseball
Every club in the outfit lost money,
and vet they are going right along. try
ing TO strengthen for next season"
Evening journal., 1908-11-23
CHICAGO CLUB
TOPS THE LIST

According 10 the official fielding
figures and the records of pitchers or
the American League of 1908 announced
yesterday. the Chicago Club is the Lead
ing club i'm fielding. while Eddie Walsh.
who graduated in the American
League from the Newark Eastero
Iea=ue club tons the winning pitchers.
In 156 games the Chicago Club leads
with a percentage of 1855. In one
game less the ST. Louis Club is second.
only three points behind. Tho Clevo-
land club IN 157 games Is third, with
1861. ,-slie Philadelphia and Washing-
ton tied for fourth. each having a per
centaee Of .957 I'm 1855 games. Boston
IS sixth. with Detroit the pennant VIM
ners this wear. seventh. Detroit does
not show up very well in field, for n
15l games the Tigers have a percentage
Of 95S lust one point ahead Of tho
Boston Club New York finishes up tht
procession with .si7 in l55 games.