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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17
BY Deyer & Ramsay,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
BEAUTIFUL WEST END
BUILDING LOT

By request Of the owner, We win
sen at public auction, on the premises.
side OF Park Avenue. facing the Davis
Monument and half block from car
linei Size OF lot 60 feet by 1l6 feet
to an alley. and Is located next to
improved property. on
TUESDAY. MAY 18TH,
AT 6 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
TERMS: Easy and announced at
sale.
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Aeal estate.
Wanted, Suburban Home

Have inquiry from party in. North
west who desires to purchase for cash
home near Richmond of from hve
to twenty acres. The improvements
must be substantial. modern and hrst-
class, and suitable for a man of means
to occupy as a home. :,
Persons having such q property VIII
please communicate with the under-
signed, giving full information, which
communication will be regarded as
49, II. a. McCURDY. :.
Mutual Building.
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AUCTION SALE,
STOCK AND FIXTURES, VALUED AT
$1,000 TO sl,50o, FOR ACCOUNT
MOON & kOINER. RETIRING FROM
BUSINESS.
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Aeal Estate for Aettt.
Rent list.
=. "A. CatlIn,
No. North Eleventh Street.

-fle II. 49, Chilli, 4ttlf
NO North Eleventh Street.
5000 per annunl--No. 2OO7 Grove Ave-
nue., eight rooms and stable.
$3.50 per anntirI--No. 217 South Fourth
Street. eight rooms.
1898 per month---No. IL South Harri-
son street, nine rooms
s8o per montii-No. 52b North Ninth
$40 per montt-No. o2o West Cary
Street, store and dwelling, five
s27.50 per month--No. ITO West Cary
Street eight rooms.
SO per mon th--No. 1912 North Twenty
fourth Street, four rooms.
$40 per month--No. SOC North Thirtieth
Street, six rooms.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
$15 per montli-Six-room house at
Glen Echo Park, on the Seven Pines
,s car Wine.
$3.50 per month--Flve-room house at
Glen Echo Park, on the Seven
Pines car line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17

BY virtue or the authorlt as eSecu'
tor of the last Will and Testament OF
MagdaJena Koch, deceased shall sell
at public auction. upon the respective
premises. on
TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1908,
df the weather is fair: II not then
the next fair day.,
in the order following: First, at $3.50
p NJ, lot of land, With the'improve-
ments thereon, fronting "a feet on the
west line Of the Mechanicsville Turn
pike, near tho Fairfield Road; second.
at o'clock P. NJ. the five lots above
mentioned, located on Richmond Ave-
nue.; each lot has a front OF 40 by $50
feet to an alley 8 feet wide.
TERMS: One-third in cash; the resi-
due in six and twelve months. with 6
per cent. added and secured by trust
deed upon the property, or all cash,
at the option OF the purchaser.
]. P. NEUROHR.
Executor.
Edward s Rose:. Co. Auctioneers.
By The Valentine Auction Co.
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SALE or DESIRABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY LOCATED
ON THE sOUTHS1DE or THE NAN
CHESTER AND FAILING GREEK
/. RECTLY ADJOINING THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER. VA. AND CONSISTS
OF a SPLENDID STORE, WITH a
SIX-ROOM DWELLING ABOVE II;
ALSO STABLES. BARNS, SHEDS.
BLACKSMITH SHOP AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENT THEREON, AND
RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY w. A.
BASS &c co.
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certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Glver under my hand this 18th day
; Tes ts s' cHAs. o. sAyILLg,
~ ~ fs "a igt a3s nv X 81 81 Clerk.
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OFFICE AND STORE FIXTURES,
consisting Of 25 Counters and Tables,
large Heating Stove. 2 Oak STANDING
Desks. Columbia Typewriter, with
Desk and Chair, Office Stool and
Chairs, etc.
Bale positive Terms cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
General Auctioneers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17

I41AECU Ofs
FIVE t5) BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
: BUILDING LOTS IN SEBREE'S
PLAN, IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR
THE NORTHEASTERN LIMITS OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND; ALSO.
a LOT OF LAND, WITH a SMALL
HOUSE THEREON, ON WEST LINE
OF MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE,
NEAR FAIRFIELD ROAD.
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Al the direction of Messrs Moon &
koiner. II Governor Street, we Will
sell at auction.
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1908.
commencing at 1880 A NJ. at IA Gov
ernor Street, large and varied col
lection OF Merchandise. Office. and Store
in part as follows: 100 dozen Mirrors
tassorted sizes). 65 dozen Clothes
Brushes, so pairs Military Brushes, s
dozen Cigar Cases. dozen Nebulizers,
10 dozen Nipple Shields. so pounds
Rubber Tubing, Is dozen Soap, Boxes,
gross Nail Files, IL dozen Nail Tips
so dozen Pocket Combs. together with
large lot sundries and Druggists Sup
plies; s good Sample Trunks
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.--SALE OF UNCLAIMED
AND REFUSED TRE1GFIT.
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Real crstatt for bale.
s. Acres

good eight-room dwelling, attached
Kitchen, large cellar, barn and poultry
house we'll of excellent water at door,
beautiful oak grove; small orchard
large garden, fenced with wire; II
acres cleared. balance in original fors
Der; SO cords wood; several hundred
railroad ties; two niles railroad sta
tion. one mile trolley line; ten from
city, near church, school and sawmill.
Only $4,000, or will exchange for city
property.
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aucttnn @alrs, future 1aap3.
EXECUTORS SALE

BY Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17
BY McVeigh g. Glinn,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1112 T. Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY,
NO. l06 MAYO STREET,
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND ROSS
STREETS.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Aucuoneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17

The store and dwelling, together
with the stables, sheds, barns. ETC.,
are all in good condition. and the
property being in an ideal location Tor
business purposes. and most conven-
iently arranged, this sale should COM
mand the attendance Of any one desir-
ing to purchase good business prop
erty, or desiring to embark In any line
OF business. -,,,~,,
Trustee.
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ton, and on the south side Of the
Aforesaid turnpike fifty 600 feet to Il
stone, and thence running back within
parallel lines and right angularly from
said turnpike to the New Road or H,lll
Joness nan Which Igs l. io rec Np IN IN
.. B, ~. page SOS. Chesterfield County
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20
for syge Kvinder.

I tredive Aar har Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, tilberedt
af R6dder og Urter, varet Diet ledende
Middel for kvindelige S%ygdomme og
har sikkert helbredet Tusinder af
Kvinder, som har vpret plaget med
ForfIytninger, Betaendelser, Saardan-
~rnlspr. fbr6se Svulster. Uregelmes-
sighedpr. poriodiske OF Rygsmerter.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tornemmelscr. Or
hlmsthed, Uforddielighed. Svimmpl-
he'd. e]ler nerv@s Afkrseftelse. HvOr
for proven De det like?
Mrs. Piukham irdbyder ale syge
:Iv;oder at skrive til hende ON Raad.
Run hsr vejedet Tusipder til Hel.
bred. Addresses: Lynn, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20

ct nlbent Gilnl0e e.
S SOLICIT far @proaoet / oisle Gage
ira @oan0perferre mootaget Ell M
Numpeltatton % ct npt fort Sano,
taarn. @ele slnlGgget bar onllooet
iii ca. 10000 ST., Set TOM ini0lertiO
f1u1 til at folte 10000 &r.
SplIanb.
en- set for s.. 9 j.
fen afboloeS ON fort SID Sor=
lens. Set ct gor1le @pilfoleeleper,
ser pil beore oeres ti0ligere 2erer.
/
Marbus. Snoanrigsminiiter &laus
Berntien far o%pertaget Sperpet
iom 9grespreiioent / @te6et for Sen
afgaoeoe S11benrigsminiiter @ignrs
Berg.
Drocb n1nnns @iIIa
0 80 q NJ. S Stogen er
ser, oeienlig poa ftp. 8orgm.
@cbmort6 SSnitiatip> opltoaet en- Rlan
ONT grbperpelie al DracbmannS @tlla
vBar" n1e6 9racbmams gfterlaoen-
ifaber og inorette 8tllaen iom ct
9racbmann=Ms1 lGun1.
OrRbt be 5 &ua6e t Il 5.
Da l1o6eleren / 9r6ing Drugstore
ming poo Mors forle0en bao0e looet
en- Golonbesic, gift 5fl10oet at og
traf Ell S%=oarig &ige, Ser fom ino ef>
ter &orer, / @jertefl1len. SUN opoe
10 Minutter e ter. Barnet, Mfari=
one Sem EN-, bar Gatter al @l1smoro
S. Senicn t Dr0ing.
6 bus SlotS g.
II. Sen &oben=9epet3oulfe
Tono bar bepilget 300 ST.. til &epros
0uftion al en- &nffe Segninger og
@runoplaner al &oloingbuS, uofgr=
te al Mrfiteft SSSl1lius Scbmtot. 8lanot
8ille6erne ct en- &efonitruftionsteg=
ming al &ol6ing 5lotsfirfe, itore
@%iengipclier al SlottetS Ge1ttoe
Miooerlolsflgien) og 9itii0e olp.
0per M.fboI65ogito
2auri6s Sdrgen<
Ter 6 e1berg afilpreoes
Ser s. 80. 9ftober paa ct. MortenS
&irfegaarb / Manoers Ell Minoelten.
@eo oenne 2eiligbeo talte to al bans
tioligere Meobielpere / &en moo
Mlfobolen, Brobit Sgrenien, Sfon-
.6erborg, og @ortner 8alle, Mltrup.
Gtenen befoites al Mfbol6Sfolf, Ser
meo Gofnemmeligbe6 min6es SEN af=
oeoe iom en- al Sc fdrite Ngitatorer
for Mfbol6sbep9gelien.
Ct &ebo1per u 5, Ser
2 III s me6 D66en. Sitter
Fan ser melbes ONT ct tri1t 9e6sfalb
Iom Splge al ct / &aaobe6 affpret
Sen 8. Muguit itoo
mountaineering Gmil Miellen /
og lege6e me6 Ell 2egeteis=
repolper, og %plu0ielig gif Sfuooet at
% ran1te 5ne6ferlerling @eorg
Brandt; Spn at Sneofermeiter
Brandt / 6re6erifsga6e ,1tge oper
9ie. @eorg Brandt bleD in6=
[agt paa @oipttalet, og for Ell $1,000
1eos Sis li6en fom ban u6, tilipne-
[ooen6e belbre6et. @an fit bog ie=
acre ct Mnfalo al Siernebeten0elie
g in6lagoes after, men fom bog no,
g man mente I'LL at bore paa SEN
fire SIDE. S1niblerti6 blep set 1rnge
Menneife otter ing - ban flogeoe
,ber &obe6pine og an6re Smerter, og
orleoen Scot afgif ban beo Dpoen
.fter ret baarbe 2i6eller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20
Hemorrholder helbredet i6til ID D.ee

PAZO OINTMENT garanteres at helbrede
hyert T4lfelde af klpende, usynlige, bledende
~ Dage eller Pen9epe refpnderes. Soc. TIL
virket IT PARIS MEDICINE Co.. st. Louis, No.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20
&ipbenbann.

9prups Statue / Son.
gems @abe oil MI mart funne of1p.
res. S bislc Gage ct 9pitillinger
al Statl,cn poabegDnot.
Sofinebfcr % g Stole
mt a g c 6. g. $ an e n :
9 q t / 8agbpgniuge11 /
Store &onge1Sgaoe go. 20 er brenbt
Natten til 81. Oftober. Sfooen er
meget betp0elig, 1n,e11 5egninger til
en- WGngoe l1pc Nrbejber CT beIoigpis
bepareoe.
Sngen ubtilling
Ser bar for en- Si6 1ioeu
enoel Sale ON at afbol6e en- flor not
Diff Uplifting / &ipbenbopn 1914.
Otter bpao Ell fipbenbapnlf Score
iponoent til &riitianiablooet Ser
oens Gang" me60eler bar baaoe
6inonsmimiiter 8rl1n og Snoenrigs-
mintiter &laus 8erntien l16talt, at
Ocnne Sanfe b6r opgibes og nbiet=
tes, inotil Eengeforbol0ene bar beoret
Jig. On iaaoon uo1tilltng pil6e og<
iaa fomme paatpers at en- flor llo~
FILLING, iom er te11ft ofboI6t / ari=
famine Mar, og til bpilfen ser
allere6e er truffet 6prberebelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20

Mpborg &irfe, bpi5 llnl,f=
fc llonte Gpir pil bore fienbt at
mango rejienoe, ifal / en- ner 6rem<
til UNDER Mrfiteft Gol6ingS 2e6elle
l1noergaa Ell gienmemgribenoe &eitou-
ration. Mrbeioet, Ser bliper ret pon-
ifeligt, oil ontagelig itrrffe fig ober
set meltc al ct Mar. &ooeoopgapen
bIiber at bepore &irfens gamle, in0=
benoige orfiteftoniife @fignbeoer /
beres o%prin6elige 6orm. Gnopioerc
bill Mlteret bIioe rpffet iaa mege
frem, at Ser bag BET oil funne opfe
res to 8erelier. hcnbolosbis II
Braite1 og. &antorcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
That's One Reason Why
the Siwash Chief
Is Dead.

The faculty ~ the University 81
Washington has written a letter to
the promoters of the drfunrf 81
wnah Chief setting forth the
faraltYa reasons shy that aapif
ms comic paper was condemned
10 death The faculty d frank Ia
stating ita reasons bruiaily 60
The flrNf reason given IL that the
time liant ripe and the fact that
there would be- competition for The
official paper. The Wave Then
tso ~ the three students NJ the
head ~ The Chief have too poor
a ncholarship record. Ia reason No
2. the faculty hands uut iiH knock
out biuN its uukindsat cut of al.
The lack Of real standards 81
hnmor IN the members Of the staff
The editors could have stood any
thing else with some eluanimlty
btt % be- told that they were not
funny enough 10 run a funny paper
they feel is adding insult 20 In.
jury
The faculty also expressed is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
WAY PRESENTS PLAN. TO
HANDLE GARBAGE


blank providing for appropriations
To operate the municipal depart
meuts during the ensuing year.
Estimates BY the heads OF the dc.
parimenia already filed total g.
zoo 600. exclusive uf the park Dc
partment which has fixed pro.
portion ~ the annual levy
Councilman Way reported that
the committees report on the
proposition Of Heawall would not
be ready for another six weeks.
To Pave Third.
4 resolution was introduced pro
viilnR for the paving of Third ay.
from Pine To Virginia sta
Ordinances were introduced pro
vidipe appropriations 20 complete
the hsN municipal building aud 10
purchase furnishings for the struc.
turs
4 hill was introduced prohibiting
hacks automobiles and wagons
frum standing ou Cherry o.. be
tween flFa, aad Second avs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

by the hearty cooperation OF the
whole people
Our lack Of moral strength ar
fectcd all ranks OF our army. from
the highest lo the lowest. In war
waged under different conditions
war Ia which the army had the
confidence aud announcement 81
the country the same officers and
the same trOops would have accom-.
pliHhed far more than they accom-.
pliahed tn Manehufia The lack OF
martial spirit. 1T moral exnitation.
and Of heroic lmualAe affected par
tlculariy our atubboruuraa Ia bat.
tie Our troops often reiterated in.
stead of turning the tide % battle
The Russian naval general stair
had figured 90 shnw that our east
ern fleet Was more powerful than
Japaua q therefore planned the
sar on the hypothesis, ftl The
Japanese fleet cannot defeat cur
eastern fleet. ga lacking control of
the sea. Japan will not BE- able 10
land troops 80 NiukoS OF Korea
bay
But by their desperate night al
tack at Port Arthur. Japan reversed
the conditions secured control Of
the sea. dispatched four inyadins
armies. and pnt ~ on the defeu.
slve ON land and sea at the vrrg
beginning
The Japanese soldiers had been
40 trained as O. develop self Fwli
ance and ability tu take the lead
and they bad Intelligence militia
tive. and qulckusas Thelf non
commissioned officers were much
superior 90 OUTS on aee0uut - che
better education and greater lniel
lectual development % the japanese
common people The defects ~ 1ur
soldiers both regulars and Fcsrft
lists were the defects - the popala
ton a. a whole The peasants Wsfr
impcrfectly Developed Intellectually
and thoy made soldiers Nho bad
the same failing The Intellectual
backwardueas Of our soldiers vas
a grrat disadvantage TO rs. because
ERr noW requires far more iutelli
xence aud initiative on the part 81
the individual soldier than ever h..
fore Our men fought heroleailY ia
compact masses. but 70 deprived 0f
their officers theY we're more likely
to faIi back Than To advance FeN
u our soldiers were capable % fight
ing inteliisrntly a. individuals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
SULLIVAN ESTATE
IN COURT AGAIN

Another phase Of the Sullivan
will case will be heard IN the courts
Ia few days when Judge iianford
will be called upon 20 determine
who shall pay the costs Of Marie
Carrau'a attorneys Attorney W.
w. Hays. seeking 20 recover these
costs. has garnisheed the rentals Of
the Palace o. Sweets. Morey Merri.
man Co and " = Bennett & Co.
tenants IA the Sullivan building. TO
recover $4,000.
Donworth a. Howe, representing
the estate. have filed answer deny.
Ing Hays right % take action.
The attorneys for the successful
heirs OF the estate made a half
million dollars. while Hays. who
acted for Marie Carrau. received
little or nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
SPEEDING AUTO
RUNS DOWN BOY

~ the result of an automobile
accident n 18th az. and Harrison
~. Last night. "a which Nerral Ien.
ner. f0.yearold son 81 Thomas Ien
ner. Of ist4 i4fh av. Naa run down
and three bones Of his foot broken.
formal complaint that autos are be.
Ing run at excessive speed on 10th
and Seventh avs vas made 10 Chief
Of Police Ward today
William J. Meisger. who ia cham
ploning the cause Of residents Of
the district. declares that parents
in the neighbOThood are afraid 10
allow their children 10 play 10 the
streets II is asked that a stop
watch squad be- stationed In the
district until the reckless driving
practice - broken mp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Copyright 1908. The =. s. Mcclure Co.
can Rights Reserved
ny Gen. AlessI kuropa,kln.

For nearly SO years Japan was our
nelshhor by reason Of our owner,
ship Of kamchatka. but We paid NJ.
tie or no attention to their marvel.
Gus national growth and develop.
ment
In iS6T Japan's standing army
numbered only about 10000 men
She secured first French aud later
German drill masters. aud In 1896
began definite program OF mill.
tary development
Our military and naval authorl.
ties did not overlook the creation
aud development In Japan OF a
strong army and fleet but they
confined themselves 10 the colloc-
ton and tabHlation OF statistics.
When the war came our statistics
showed that Japan's army ON
peace footing numbered SHE Off.
GERS and i13. t19 men. aud on a war
footing f0f35 officers lnot inciud.
lug reserve nlticcral and l9S.0li
men. with perhaps $1,000 unframed
reserve recruits. There was un mon
ton of additional reserve forces, In
1903 Col Adahash had made val
liable report about the secret ~
serves ~ Japan. but. because his
figures WERE 50 wide from the war
office statistics. they we're not giyeu
credenca.
How far Russia was misled may
- known from the fact that Japan
officially admits i7.3sT killed In the
war. aud iTa.4g5 wounded and the
total. killed. wounded and sick. was
$50 .Ss5-a number considerably
greater than the whole force which.
according to the figures Of our gen.
aral staff. they could pat into the
field.
other available information il 10
the effect that the bodies of bU.12t
Killed we're buried In the cemetery
of honor In Tokyo. and that. ia
addition 20 these. 7s.5ts men died
from sounds OF disease The Jap
anese thus admit the loss Of 1850
men bg aeath
The chief medical inspector says
that their killed and wounded
amounted 90 lass per cent ot their
entire force. from which u would
appear that they pat into the ileld
against as troops 10 the number ~
I 900 9Ha -0T more than three times
the estimate % our general staff
During the time Japan was secret
~ planning waF with Russia she
had hundreds OF Skilled men learn
inE all about our resources ne *
uored such an opportunity
ttwt Il Nas NOT eniy with regard
70 lapan's material strength that
our information was Insufficient
We underestimate. or entirely
overlooked. her moral strenEth Ac
eordlng 20 that great leader Napo
leon. three foaFths u an army's
success tn war Is due % the moral
character ~ It's soldiers. This ~
lafion OF moral character 10 ma
tefiai success stiii exists. although
the condiiions of battle. IN these
days. arr more trying thaa they
were In the Napoieonic vars.
Armies are n0w 80 organized that
a successful var must b. a popular
Nar. and victory must be attained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
HANLON-MORAN co

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ~
With the Hanlon Moran fight only
a day more than week off. the
referee Tor the contest IL 20 be-
chosen tonight by Eddie Hanlon
aud his trainer Frank Mcdonald
Before he went 10 Los Angeles last
night, Charlie Harvey manager for
owen Moran. submitted the names
OF Eddie Smith OF Oakland and
Billy Roche ~ this city for Han
Ions consideration Either Of these
men Will be acceptable said fIar.
yey, aud Il Us up 10 Hanlon to
decide The decision Will be made
known tonight
Az no bets have been made on
the fight up 10 date. Il Is hard 20
tell who will be the fagOrite Moran
is the logical favorite but local
fight fans are apt 20 bet heavily
on iianlon for no other reason
than the fact that he Is a local boy
and very popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Would Divide City Into
Five Districts With
lncinerators.

Councilman Ways bin. proposing
q plan for a municipal rarbaEe col.
lection and destruction system was
introduced a. the council meeting
last uiEht and wau referred 10 the
committees on health and santa.
ton ami finance This bin pro.
vlicg fur dividing the city into five
districts with an iucincrator for
each district and fixed charge for
collection
The blll introduced some time
aso by Councilman Murphy is nov
before the committees and viii BE-
taken up with Waye bin az a meet.
inE uext Friday morning
Blank Ordinance.
An ordinance Vas introduced In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

a.rnAsd Goss. the weilknown
.s,papsg man. has left for Hot
sssss where b. viii establish a
rely paper. being associated
- George heilowA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
FLOODS IN SPAIN.
(By usi,sa Pr...l

MADRID. Sept % Dispatches
received here state that there have
been very heavy floods 10 the prov
ines of MalEa 4 Number Of houses
collapsed and several persons were
drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
SAYS HE WAS ILL
TREATED BY COPS

A. swanson. OF 2t3s " G2nd ST..
Ballard. who was arrested last
week for carrying a concealed
weapon and fined s25. expresses
himself ~ indignant AZ his treat
ment az the hands 81 the police
Being employed by the Washington
Timber A Lumber Co. at Bray .
point. be was on his way TO car
AZ Z o'clock IA The morning when an
officer halted him with a gun and
marched him 20 san as a suspicious
character
swanson says he has lived IN Bal
lard Tor years. a. a property owner
and man Of family lie carried
The revolver because 81 the danger
~ encountering hard characters
when out late az night
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a lncendiary attempt was made
!. a,Asr night 10 destroy the new
.seoi husldlug on Garden island
I lr,sA pfie had been heapcd about
/, s,i.r ia the rear % the building
- vas burning fast when the
sres we're discovered aud extin.
e.sAef.
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6 pER CENT COLO BONDS.

The above might be- another
name for ouf s isvr cent coupon Ger.
tificalrN Nothing safer. nothing
saner. aud they always pay per
cent The amount is limited In.
veHtigate
THE EQUITABLE BUILDING.
LOAN 4 INVESTMENT AssO.
CATION. i9iT Second Az
Fourteen years successful opera.
tion.
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KOROPATKIN TELLS ABOUT THAT
MUCH-MOOTED FIRST BLOW

Japan Put Russia on the Defensive on Land and Sea-
But Dispatch from the Gar Himself to Por,
Arthur Had Ordered Russia to Strike Exactly as
the Japs Dd-And His Men Waited.
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EDITORS LACKING IN
HUMOR SAYS FACULTY

apprehension that the previous fac.
tiunal contest in which the pro
mutarm of The Chief participated
would be intensified BY the rxist.
eucs nf the paper
As ii nos stands tho Wave" has
the university field undispuicd. and
from all indications will continue
10 enjoy ifa journalistic MONOPOLY.
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BIC STRIKE
|0f GOLD
MADE
,,o,her Quartz Find Is
Discovered in the
Tanana.

smRANKS. Alaska. Sept ga
- a the discovery 90 an i'm.
....,v rsch ledge 90 sold quarts In
rsatlshna country has been
..,,sd Billy Taylor struck a
y. n me white quarts spotted
* iAunks OF sold as large as
thumb The lcdgo was Is
80. side and growing as q was
covered.