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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

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Gated HANDY To iNfkurHHAr
STATION MffuF - thae# tracts asa
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riaas upIaeA al neaFly feN#i TWpEA
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choose fresa We sMnt 4au % see
these traefs The Surveyors have IN
lehsh dstsinH fhe stakes Nea are
flearira ana efadina The stFeefa THE
aAIE fH NOW on Gene 10 the ~.
nee ana Hsf plst and fal particulars
We already have aamsuiN and
shinEIn usill located Or tns property
rhr prices fsss 90 fI0a pr tract. wlil
tnah9 them Sc quickly tiettnv 70 auf
nos ant kst Fpnr FIRST rhnfcA Prob.
shiF ae4nf sFain On Western Washina.
ton eili Faa have a chance 10 haY sueh
uoou LAND - eel ipeafad tstessu
ssa WIDE AWAKE HtETfISl cities
Tor - LITTLE MONEY Iuat 4 sraas|
payment daHn Make youg ewn tsrns
on thH balance Np@riel iadsrefnnug 81
actual SETTLERS Positively No tracts 70
served without = deposit
FIRST Come First Served
HDHENT MAiTWT
aiert1e-eii Alaska B,aT --ffstf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
"a AnNrarlsERs.

Classification cannot be given
after NJ o'clock daily,
BALLARD AGENCY +. ~.
Mullen. Gt0a ballard avs OPP
city Hall Phone. Ballard See.
MAIN OFFICE seventh aN.'
between linton and university
Phones Main 1850 md, al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
SITUATIONS WANTED"

"Situationa Wanted" adVer-
tisements g6c Tor rs words
times Additional space, &c per
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
Up to You

IN yuu have ability 40 recognize a bar.
rain inHn see This ga rNE ranch. hnndv
Co seattle. only tet0
ALSO uaH and 2 raaHf .ts.f.r,.
cottages Soc 80. fioo 10 $500 cash ana
payments fu saif
= ranch to exchange for cotiaua Or
vacant Doe
a. T. FUNK a co. s6s.t Pioneer nids
aatf.r.u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
FARMS AND AoRGAoH.
nur 4 nANcn

nuY A RANCH 5000
81 acres With frontage ~ anr hhii
mile on the sound Clean beach several
spgd sprsess. $50 bearing fruit trees
chicken Sssss baa, hooss and eihsr AZ,
huttdiuHn idaai inratlon fnr ffuit AnA
poultry. having an east slope tiyrh pl
ehlehena gersa, farm hnpismenfs and
boat all included a. the price ~ J SEQ
ciiAnfra sGaTRa coNpARY.
alaska BUILDING.
wneArcnnE ORCHARD LAND
60 arrus fine orchard land mills
ffeW thsl fast Hrosina tHWn ~ Wen.
atohes rhis piatfea aud plated 81 .
feata VIII make enoynouH ptaflia
We effur this land nas az avs per
hence should hslns rot less tban 4 900
per Rrru Nnn resided eWnef needs
cash will cell a. half down. talence
terms
sei nostou mgeh 49,
IA GENUINE nAaaAfN FoH the iaehY
purchaser ten acres. splendid ssli i've
acres iu cultivation aud fenced. five
asfes more partially Improved. Tee 90
leated yanuN ftuit ttnrs ~ hinas ~
water anad feam house. harm and
chicken house close Go Hrha0i and
usishHnfs grand view ~ fhe sHnnd
osusr wants 10 cell quioh ffies ishei
terms
NnuNNT MAiTuf
stpsga9.B4i Alaska nuildiRs
Iasft
CHEAP ACREAGE HOME
tn haFh times iA Tire time 20 make an
sass NNlus trusts berries aud chickens
eluss fu nnif tfta terms ffa duWH. so
pes month Also have places Tor free
rsHf a. parties NHa will take aafs ~
nlses Haa NJ tafeHnan ~ rafiflH CitF.
an Tacoma infHfHftsn. uf ltilinans
statesmen tn Times hiHNA imHhH 1T
NAHA cash all hHf tfum uNnpr 20
acres land iu htHN eauHff NHaa deed
aHH abstract afaufiFan sale HW
IRRIGATED LANDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
CRY aEAL ESTATE.


COSY COTTAGE
AT RAINIER BEACH
Modern uiumNlnH ilNiMH rnnHt WIiH fN.
posed hnauH closets window seats. Bot
b07isa haN block nam latb ana ear
nne Grand Wow. chicken house AVID
fnnrHd Price Zoe quick affn much lnHr
than adjoining property ONLY $3.50 down
and f1F month tf Nuu are lrnFInE Coz
GOOD cottage home. cheap. Cont miHs
.0olnH fhia af unrH 81 k NturfHfaur.
Owner 8oi BOSTON Block ta GA
WE RAVE THIS EXCLUSIVE
Hut Viii pHV fuN commission tn hfainf
Two houses ON iut haKtun rnufhaset
conner ~ ffh and nesrhnrn. trfrre
rrntnl af lda VIII self Tor $4,000. tarna
chance tn make uulrk turu over af
good interest Un fnr rHfnfrrt
APPLETON lNNnsTWENr CDupDHA .
TlON, iTn.
f1i Amcricnn nauk uiIr II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
CRY RGAL usrArE.

CITY HLAL thTAtE.
81 s4a a.ffs1fn naFsfs tHaHsFa Na@
eaffara s1atNa faas iHf rHe Fga@t soc
tfark ~ raf taf lee isFei snd ssf De-
ffslf- a real saaH. fHliF tfe4 esfaN zeal
sai4a snanN trffas
Ns have : Haash - infs fasf uasf d
nf Isl aastianF iaFk fnssi aHf clear NHs
hfssak ~ Ffentant ae faf ass aha ttsN
mtgh 3 tsF fNMt fash mHa ~ SET ssasAgt
a. Fa& fnsHs asHHagN cottage HAH 3
sasNtir fnfnsf fH fHAtaf sratrf sweet
aaa HFsaeHt ffasHafhs ees ttaA e. go
Fhss e f1ta hsfae SHAT tnsf have ksen
asssaa see ID 4aHaA NerfnF -
Filr Naf-rfaEn nEkLrf .
slE4 FfesaH Hf ave 80
MsaFH kEN z3i y
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ron sALg-tlousgs

] 49, q fHsaH'sssa
NiNht foema large basement full,
! close tn nice location, reasonable terms
] nant ftsk "a I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

IRRIGATED LANDS.
Free Excursion to
California

% anh fonFinee yourselves ~ hefne
seekers see hat a men can 10 wtfh
fiftls fWWNeN an KEENAN, Cal
ffaif or alfalfa FanFh wHrfH nafHfe
assists him meufhH in fne EsaF We
save the rnsnNfnsfiaH that raHt hs hsag
arfss fsf tffs aua ~ nsefs ~ q
years psfgstual Hstsf ftsht s.aisa fite
rsf affr Derae esd 80 ~ fai8 o.
fafmaflaH ana HsH faf the ftss o.
rafstaH utfNNfF 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
WANrep-MlscelLANgous


Remember. the Seattle hanelns
club egvsa its opening dance saturday
nlEht Sc NNan'a new halt first avs
CHERRY UNION Music Term
Wanted. woman 20 take family wash
Ina home sith Howell o. fls'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

To disAase % yuuf used furniture 70
an advantage call un uuf exchange de
pattment We huy Toe sAeh or tfAde. al
lowing liharallv luY yauf furniture IN
thiH department Nuu save deal the
Nrote NeAkin 60 Ex Department
NalAna NM. n.Il. lAfa lsl NJ llaa.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
Funds in MI Departments Pretty Well
 Used Up.

There will he no balances in the city treasury when the present year ls ended. according to Controller Rowe. If there do happen to be any they will be go small as to he unworthy of notice because almost every de- partmant Is now camorlng for trans rers from the sundry account fund to make up deficiencies
 With this shortage in view, the city Is sorcly pressed because it is expect ed that county tax will be laid next year that will impose q payment of perhaps S50,OOO, If this Is done fl Is possible that the city will have to bond itself to meet it. The shortages in the various accounts are laid to various reasons. In the start of the year the hard times caused the char ty and public works departments to do all they could for the sufferers At the finance board meeting the week a way out of the difficulty will be looked for.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
ITALIAN LEAGUE.
Hold second Meeting and Draw Up
 Resolution.

At the second meeting of the Italian league held sunday evening at POI Wal lace street, it was unanimously rc- solved 10 invite the Italian historian, Sig Fcrrero, of worldwide fame, to come to New Haven to deliver one of his lectures
 It was decided to name Prof Ferrero, honorary president of the Italian League of America, with seat in New Haven,
 Both the invitation and the nomina- ton will be forwarded him without any delay. It is to be hoped that the great historian and lecturer will accept these offers of his countrymen,
 A reception committee was appointed to make proper arrangements for the reception of the distinguished visitor.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
Srnhhcd In the Fncc.

Shelton, Dec, 14-Joscph Earth, foreman in the weaving department of q local cotton mill, was stabbed in the face and hand this morning at the mill and the police are looking for Joseph liitcllo, of Derby, i'm conncc- ton with the affair II is alleged that HitelIo, who has been employed at the mill as an extra hand, going each morning to the mill to see whether he was to be given work on that day, this morning asked for steady employment and was told hy Earth that he would have to sec Superintendent Douglas. Hitelo, it is alleged, asked where he could find the superintendent, and as Earth turned to indicate the direction HitelIo loapcd at him and struck him in the face with knilp cutting his cheek to the bone near the iuguIar vein. He then made another stab at Earth, bat the latter threw up his arm and received the stroke in the hand, Itcllo ran away and has not yet been located. An alarm has been sent out to the authorities in this section.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
NEWS OF THE STATE
Winsted stabbing Results Fa- tally-Big Religious
 Movement.
VISIT JAPAN AND CHINA
shelton Man Stabbed in thc Back Stole from His Friend and
 Fined.

Winsted, Dec h. Eugonio De- Masi. one of the mcn stabbed during 4 quarrel here last night in which several persons were involved, died at the Litchficd county hospital to- day as result of his wounds The mun who is said to have done the stabbing, and whose name is saverle Rlcci Is also in the hospital but is not thought to be in dangerous condi- ton, Eugcnio dc Prospcro, another victim of the affray, is in a serious condition al the same hospital The dead man was about 2i years old, Ac- cordng to the story of DeMasi, told shortly after the stabbins took place, he was set upon by five or six of his countrymon as he was coming out of a restaurant No other cause for tho trouble has been given No arrests for the murder have az yet been made, although two other Italians, who were in the fight, are being held as wit nesses
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
World Evangelical Movement,

Stamford, Doc. h. Rev. Dr. r. C. Ottman, for six years pastor of the First Presbyterian church. has asked the church to unite with him in pc. tition to the Wcstchestcr prcsbytnry for his severance of the pastoral rec latlon on April next. Dr. Ottman has accepted an invitation to take part in the world evangelical move ment under the direction of the church's general assembly. The head of the party which Is to sail for the orient from Vancouver next April 23, Is Rev j. Wilbur Chapman. The par ty will visit Japan, China, the Philip pines and then go to Australia for a four months campaign Before leay- ing this country the party will visit Boston, Springfield and Chicago.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
HOUSE PASSES BILLS.
Anti -Buckctshops and s5 Cent Gas for
 District of Columbia.

Washington, Dec li While consid ering bills to-day dealing with affairs In the District of Columbia the house passed a measure providing for Sj ceat gas In Washington The bill now goes to the senate as well as another hili abolishing "bucketshops' in the dis trict A bin providing for free lectures in the public schools was voted down
 An attempt by Representative Henry of Texas to obtain a change in the ref crence of bill prohibiting the making of future contracts on agricultural products brought promise from Chairman Scott of the agricultural committee that his committee would soon grant hearings to farmers unlons and others on this subject
 The house will adjourn saturday on December l9 to Monday, January {.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
Ch hRlSlMAS DINNER
Salvation Army Making Prep arations to Send Out Christ
 mas Baskets.
WANTS TO FEED THOUSAND
Plan to Reach Deserving Poor Very Compictc--DonHtion Boxes to
 Be Out To-day

Adjutaut Chamberlain of the loaal Salvation Army corps and his staff win be out bright and carly tnis morning with their donation boxes and kettle in urtcr tp secure sufficient funds tp en .aa4a thc army to s,ud out lts annual Christmas dinner to the deserving poor o the city The army in recent years have sent out sufficient baskets to fur nlsh a good substantial dinner 10 over l,000 people. and they hope thIs ycar through tho generosity oi the public to feed even larger number The method pursued hy Adiutant Chamber
 lain and his staff is well planned and thorough X careful canvass of the various districts of lho city IS made they and ont in this wal just exactly who the real deserving poor arc .Whcn they have found this out they send an invitation to the family Co call at hcadauarters on Christmas eve, and they are sent home with q christmas basket containing turkey. chicken< vegetables. bread, ccffce, fruit and other things necessary to make the home lt is going into happy Tor at least ono day in the year Those re- ccivinr inc baskets are made to feel that f is a Christmas present, and not m act nf charity In this way many who would shrink at tho thought of accepting charity arc Induced to ac- cert the bounty provided for them through tho channels of the army "fhc object, sad Adit Chamberlain, 'is one that should appeal to all who have plenty at this happy Christmas time who are in position to cid h making tho many deserving poor happy as we'll During the next two weeks every one win have an opportunity tc contribute his mite and it matters not how small lt is thc same will bf 1 thankfully received, and used to the hest advantage On Christmas night the army will also give q free Christ mas tree and entertainment for tht poor children of the city,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
SUPT. KELSEY RESIGNS.
Insurance Man Accepts Appointment
 az Deputy State Comptroller

Albany, Dec 14-Mayor charles II. Cans, state comptroller-eleCt annOunc- ed to-day that otto Kelsey, state su- perintendcnt of Insurance, had ac- cepted an appointment as first deputy state comptroller Supt. Kelsey is ex- pected to resign his post in the insur- ance department by January 1,
 Efforts on the part of Gov Hughes to secure the retirement of supt ke- sey from the head of the Insurance de- partment constituted one of the inter cstng features of last winters leslsla- tive session
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
CHRISTMAS SQUAD NAMED.

Chief Cowlcs has named his detail or police for the center of the city for the Christmas season. Police men Enright, Keenan and McQueeney, of the mounted squad. were put on duty about the main streets yesterday and will remain there until after Christmas 10 aid in controlling traffic and preventing accidents At least six policemen will he also detailed for cX- tra work on foot along Chapel street, the chief said
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
For sunday i.luuor selling.

New London Dec, li Private do- tegtjyes from New Haven furnished tho testimony that resulted in tho con victioa or Nntonio Gavrych q Bradley greet saluonkctp.r of selling lauor on sunday october gi, and a fine of s200 Was imposed Gawrych claims that tho detectives were hired for the pur- pose of cutting down competition in tho liquor business in this nclahbor- hood
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
RIoTING IN HONDURAS.

Washington, Dee, 14,--A riot tho seriousness of which is not given, has taken place at Puerto Cortcz, Hon- duras, according to information re- cciyed at the State department from it's representatives there, The situa- ton is said to be insecure
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
Wholesale Raid.

Hartford, Dec. li In the police court today 32 men taken in a gam bling raid Sunday morning were ar raigncd Tho proprietors Of the resort were fined one $50 and costs and the other s25 and costs Of tho frequent CTS nine. who had been previously con- victed were fined sl0 and costs and the others were allowed to go, judgment being suspended.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
Death of George Miles.

Winsted Dec IA George Miles. aged 62 president Of the George Miles com pany, and formerly a prominent bust ness man in Boston Mass, died here last night He leaves widow and two children
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
Stole From His Friend.

New London, Dec. 14,-Rachild An delnoor, an American, recently extra dted from New York, pleaded guilty to the theft of $50 from former friend in this city on September 6, in the police
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
FOR ENERNROnY

FOR EVERYBODY, Christmas gifts for everybody in China, Cut Glass, Metal articles having assurance of merit even in the low priced ones
 FOR MEN, smoking Sets, Ash Trays, Shaving Mugs, Croton Sets, Coasters, Stolns and Tankards, Match Boxes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
nININnO CLOCKS.

We have u nice line of these popular cloaks as well as Grandfather Clocks, Uantcl Clocks Alarm Clocks, otG. twenty per cont, discount on them all
 BROWN X DURHAM.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15

? Representative Perkins of New
 York is chairman of the special house committee to consider the statement In the presidents message concerning the law which denies the treasury de- partment the right to lend secret ser vice men to other departments to un- cover crimes against the government The presidents remarks stirred some of the members of congress to anger and the incident is likely to be fol- lowed by some lively debate. This group comprises Representatives Per- l hlns, who called for the appointment | of the committee; William J. Burns, 1 the secret service man who ran down | the San Francisco grafters and the
 land swindlcrs, and Francis ]. Hency
 the San Francisco prosecutor, who
 was shot while trying a case in court. ! Ii is the first picture taken of Mir. . llency since the shooting and shows
 him with his head bandagcd to protect
 the wound made by the would-b be
 assassin's bullet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15

court and was sent to jail for six months. beside being ordered to pay a tine Dl SjO and costs
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
Populas Gtft Pieces.

FOR LADIES. Brush and Comb Trays, Jewel Boxes, Candle Sticks and Shades Chahng Dishes and their ac- cessories, Vases and hosts of others that are displayed.
 FOR CHILDREN. Bread and Milk Sets, Mugs three piece sets, Knife Fork and Spoon, Table Trays and Drinking Cups.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
A Gift at Christmas

X deep, deep subject you'll admit, WHAT to buy for gifts and WHAT folks wlI like BEST, Let us suggest that UTILITY be your guide for a time, Think of
 BATH ROBES,
 HOUSE COATS,
 PNjhMiS,
 NlsCkWENR,
 GLOVES,
 UMBRELLAS. CANES, TOILET CASES,
 HAT BOXES,
 SILK and OPERA HATS. Why why, Isn't it true that you arc now trouble free and shall we see you? c5ENklwS GsGNggMRSeN
 (kcorPoeAJEo)
 OPP TnE TOWN PUMP
 NIW HAVEN. CONN.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Qulnine Tab lets Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. G W. GROVES signature Is on each box Poe.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15
NO CITY BALANCES.

Try rfan's sausage and sausage meat
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08
COLLEGE NOTES.

One of our old students. Mrs. Minda
Crakes- Dissehurst of Omaha visited
at the Dormitory on Friday and Sat
urday of last week.
Our ianiter. John Cation, after a
sickness of over month is back again
in his old place.
After the examinations Friday last,
Prof. Beaman left for Glenwood tic
make his father short visit.
By the k ndness Of Supt. Fellows
the dormitosy people had fine sun
day d;nnes of wild ducks. All agreed
that he should be permitted to &c
hunting again.
Elizabeth Anderson of Boyer has
returned after being called home on
account of the death Of her cousin.
Miss Monahan came back TO school
last week after being detained at
home on account of sickness in the
family.
Henry Hamann, one of last year 5
students. spent Wednesday, the lst,
visiting friends at the college.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

The problem of 1.-The Souls Of
Black Folk has presented itself to
the people of this community. this
week with great impressiveness. Sud
den death called from us a black man,
who was respected by every gentle
man and every lady in Denison. I'm
willingly, perhaps he accomplished a
large purpose in life. When men
spoke slightingly of his race there
were several thousand people in this
city who thought of him and of his
father and they knew from acquaint-
snce with item that one can no more
general!ze and cal! all black men bad,
than one can call all white men good.
1t is comfort to US to believe that
at last the barriers of race prejudice
have been torn down and that the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

white soul has gone to as fair
Heaven as is vouchsafed to any Of
the sons of men.
We know that the dust to which his
dust shall fall will be unrecognizable
from the dust of a King. We know
that the flowers that shall bloom
above his grave shall be as fair and
sweet as though they sprang from the
bosom of Orphelia. We know that
the Nature to which he returns is the
same dear mother to US all.
Can it be true that God created man
in his own image, put heart into his
bosom. placed the wells of grief with
in his eyes, endowed him with intel
lect. with memory. with thought and
feeling gave to him, the love of a
mother. the tenderness of wife. the
helpless devotion OF little children and
then cursed him on account of the
b.ackness of his skim
The black man who is fit to enjoy
Heaven on an equality with his white
neighbor, is fit to enjoy the opportun-
tiles and the happiness of this life
on even terms as we'll.
If it is in accordance with Gods
will that there should be a "'Jim
Crow car on earth, there will sure
ly be ''Jim Crow" heaven.
We are glad to know that this COM
munity has made the distinction be-
tween good black men and bad black
men-and no other.
We are glad that our people believe
not only in giving the negro chance
in Heaven but chance on earth, and
we believe that every man who has
treated these representatives of the
down trodden race with fairness and
friendliness will rest with easier con-
science.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08
Will they beat Bryan?

Will they beat Bryan? The at
tempt is being made. Governor John
son of Minnesota ard Judge Gray OF
Delaware are both in the field making
an active attack on the Bryan candi-
dacy. Bryan represents the best of
democracy just as Roosevelt and Taft
represents the best of republicanism.
We would greatly prefer republican
president to any democrat. but if we
must have demo rat his name should
be William Jennings Bryan.