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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
SOCIETY NOTICES.

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fa-acrs ranch. all improved house,
barn. chicken houses and psfk scfs
retii trads for good house and lot IN
seattle must be unfunumhsrsa snd
modern. worth net less than ft.sa9 and
= cs ssa =. ADAM. 400 ceinAn nias
Want 20 sxehanTs income property.
70 minutes from fienser square Tor
fasr. tom rsornlnE heusai owner only
Address X. station 20 city --lt-lg-p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wanfsa. two aasa second hand bowl.
ins alters orin Russell. Auburn, wash
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good Phone daln bsts ~
FOR REnT--RooMs.
Furnished roarna for rent. with cleo.
frfr flshf and bath 81 80 per week
az07 Ninth Az. aaa wsstiaks boulevard
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front room. Use a week los Fourth
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Phone Last saff
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month. rs 18th Az. near fssier
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

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blocks to Woodland Park and car. Ad-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
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merchants tsnnsisfs. teafdirs henses
prinsissl sitiss Tsiasa. as wsihs.
haiidins III
SALARY LokSa
TUE cnEacENf LOAN coMfsNf.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

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FURNITURE WANTED.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
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fa~Fefs from Nufuai Life g rooms tia.
80 and as Mehihorn huiidinsi 50
C rtp.r-Hashsna ans wifsi claims
amaze. asd ssitismsnts % and ~ unie.
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Seattle.
Russell n FarrslL Tii New York nis
pEi.TisTs.
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uaunce that 10 T. slvtnE bis personal at
tsation to hia dental praetiea aud may
'S M SUNDAYS from $50 10 y 20 a
thorough examination without charge
asmesaesr. our offices have been sstss-
hSsii ysgrssif Of our prices BY free
enamiratian. and be advised abaat Al
vselar peniistrr. sne Concerning your
on EDWIN J. Known.
offices J. 2, T. q D. ana T. Union Hlh
va First Ave. Seattle Wash
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n you want a reliable dye works. ttns
up Main 1919 Or A 7s1 Queen Ctr Dye
works. ais Union 81 Ii
MILLINERY.
Stylish millinery at lowest prices
Mrs A NJ Hansen. 1891 Fourth ave-
corner Pine street 1T
MASSAGE.
ItisctrieztlGht baths aud massage. for
men or women Cottage. rear Ttt unlon
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OPTICIANS.
DO Lure OptIaal Co. 100 Arcada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

CHEAP CHICKEN ranch, s-room
house iss laying hens cows larss
piece land. close tni only seas, on EASY
terms See G. u Hillmans statesmen. In
Times block today. 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

Hswtps Machines Whsstef.
saw uenas Standard nafassitc. Nattaas
- ess arephesas ttfs 81 40 hgnst
eaSA II ST Satisfied r usfsss tslf
Firss sss Asin ists thf ttfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CHOICE HOME SITES
Fine quarter acre tracts from $3.50 10
1900 ones are all cleared and
in fruit. close to Eraded school side
walks IN and water piped on zach tract
tho water Is free Terms fab cash ana
O. n nichols. 90 Union block -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

fasisn Transfer. nsstna a Storage
ilst rlfss afs sf sse sseena ave
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
Bulls in Effective Control With Buying
 Inrgcly Professional

New York, May G. Prices of stocks were advanced again today with ev- cry evidence of effective control Of the market on the part of tho bull trad ers. The buying was called largely professional and protective although the persistence of the advance has had tho effect of inviting some outside par ticipation. Apparently some demand rcnains to bo satisfied from tho un- covered short interest also, in spite of recent heavy purchases for that ac- count, l. is evident that bear opera tions have followed the advance in the expectation that | would cuinnatc, and these afford fresh sustaining force for the market as the rise compels their covering Various railroad and industrial stocks touched the highest prices of the year today The trans- Continental group offered conspicuous examples The market largely rcvolyed about the Hartman issues The au- thori2aton granted by tho etockhold- CTS of the Union Pacific yesterday for an issue of flO00O0, TOO caused q suppose
 ton that the companvs financial plan will be put in operation very shortly. The report during the day that mect- ing of directors was called for tomor- row pointed to the immediate prospect of the bond issue. II is a very tom- mon assumption that extensive meas- ures are baing used to foster the strength in the stock market in prep aration for this bond issue Ndvanc- ing prices for stos ks whot the appetite for new issues, whether of stocks or bends. The etrength Of the stock mar ket was by no means uniform nor did |. spread through the list until after a period of irrcgularity and hesitation Copper rose in London and tho Amerl- can Smelling company advanced the price of lead here. Come buying If stocks was based on the expectation that the government report on crop conditions to be given out Friday will prove very favorable, Determined support wac extended 10 the market up to the end of the day
 Bonds were irregular, Total sales par value $5,G)6,000
 U, $. bonds were unchanged on call.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
WALL ST. BANK LIQUuDATEs.
lntCrborough Will Not he Taken Over
 by Guardian Trust Company.

New York, May G.-It was announced today by A. C Goodrich, president of the lntcrboro bank at No 4o, Wall street, that lt had been decided to liquidate the affairs of that institution. Some weeks ago, 1t was reported that the bank was to be taken over by the Guardian Trust company and the olec- tion of President Goodrich as vice. president Of the trust company was taken to confirm this report, as was al- so the election of three of the banks officials 10 the directorate of the trust institution. 1t has, however, been ulti- mately decided 10 wind up the affairs of tho bank,
 According to its last statement, de- posits of the bank now amount to loss than $4o0OOO, whereas before the pan ic they were $SOoo00 The banks was organized in 1904 with a capital of S200 000
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
METEOROLOGICAL TAX FREE.
New York Rapid Transit Lines Ey'
 empt on Franchise Tax.

Albany, May 6--.The lnterborough Rapid Transit company of New York was sustained in a decision handed down today by the appellate division, third department, in its claim that 1t is exempt from taxation for special franchises
 The company appealed from the ao- ton of the state board of tax commis- sioners in assessing the special fran chises at S9,000,O0O for the year 1905, on tho ground that 1t was exempt from this class of taxation under the pro visions of the Rapid Transit act under which the subways in New York city were constructed and are now operated by the lnterborough company.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
cOsTER. KNAPP BANKRUPTCY.

New York. May 6--An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States district court today against the stock brokerage firm of Costcr, Knapp & Company by creditors with claims of s7,35O. The total liablli- ties of the company arc not stated in the petition The assets are said to amount Co sS0,00O Louis Werner, as- slgnee of the company, was appointed receiver of the company by Judge Hough. Charles Coster, one of the members of the firm, recently took his life by shooting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
MORE BANK INDICTMENTS.
Grand Jury Probes More Deeply Into
 Jenkins Trust.

New York, May 6.-When it was learned today that the Kings county grand jury had for the past forty-eight hours been continuing the work of in, vestigatlon into the affairs of the Jen kins Trust company, the belief became prevalent that one or more additional Indictments would be handed up to Judge Dike In the county court next Friday.
 l. had been supposed that when the indictments were found against fath- CT and sons last fall everything of an discriminating character had been brought to light
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07

of reports designed to show in detail the otys real estate holdings, He es- inmates Chat these aggregate nearly $2,OOOQ0OO0O in value,
 The first department for which this compilation has ben made is the fire department, because of the fact that It has hitherto had no record whatever of its real estate holdings, It has been found that in many Instances the title to land standing in the name of that department came to the city under the Dongan charter in 1856 one of these is the block bounded by William, Pearl, and New Chambers streets, and Park Row, which was then designated as vacant waste, and unapproprated land
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
MORSE TRIAL IN JUNE.
Ey-Bankcr With Curtis and Heinze
 Plead Not Guilty.

New York. May 6-When Charles W, Morse, Alfred II. Curtis, and r Aug ustus llelnze appeared before Judge Hough in the criminal branch of the United States circuit court. this after noon, Assistant District Attorney stim- son said he would have the three men plated on trial next June.
 All pleaded not guilty to the lndlct- ments. In the case of Morse and Cur tls, Judge Hough directed the govern mont to furnish bill of particulars to the defendants counsel, describing mis- application of funds, which appears in charges Nos, 2S and % of the old counts,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
WALL STREET NOTES With Union Pacific Leading, Stocks Reach New High
 Level for the Year.
BOND MARKET BROADER
American Smelling Moves Up Sharply D., l.. & W. Purchase Boosts
 Locomotive.

With Union Pacific as the market leader stocks reached new high levels for the year for certain issues. Union Pacific shortly after o'clock touched 139 5-S, coming out in large lots on the tape. Reading at the same time moved up to Ill and Smelting, Amalgamated Copper, and various other active Issues showed much firm ness. The market was steady to firm all of the morning with about the same volume of stocks as Monday, but with bonds considerably more ac- tive. In the last hour stocks were quieter, with tendency on the part of most issues to ease off little. But no pronounced weakness developed. 1t was such a recession as Is often seen after a sharp rise
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07

Greater attention was paid to indus trial issues and low priced railway shares. Chicago and Alton, National Lead, American Locomotive Wabash preferred, Dlstillers Securities, United States Rubber, Texas Pacific and Mer- cantile Marine were all more actively dealt in yesterday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07

The earnings of southern roads tho last two weeks show what floods and tornadoes mean to railroad revenues. The Texas and Pacific last week lost $174,2S6 gross, and Southern Railway S29l,a16 and Louisville and Nashville $226,097.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whltely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office. 52 Broadway. and l5 Center street, New Haven. Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07

The bond market showed a broader tendency, being nearly twice as active as Tuesday. Among the features were Mercantile Marine 1-2s. Interbor- ough-Metropolitan 4s, Union Pacific convertible As, and United States Steel sinking fund 5s. Wabash 4 per cent, certificates were also quite largely traded in. That the trading in these bonds indicate absorption by the out side public was not altogether con elusive. Pools were operating in some of them
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
BILLION DOLLAR CITY.
New York Owns Property Valued at
 $2,000, GOO eco.

New York, May Comptroller Metz has begun the preparation of series
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires nt Prince & Whitely. members or tho New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office. 52 Broadway, and i5 Center street. New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
posToN sroC, Naut,ry.

Reported over private wires of Horn blower & Weeks members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, Frank D. Wetmorc, mana ger
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
IoCAI srorIS oUnrArIOys.

Corrected daily by Kimberly Root X Co., Investment Brokers, l3S orange street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
The Union Trust

Chartered by the state or ConneI with authority to act as Executol ministrator, Guardian, Receiyl Trustee, under will or deed.
 Is legal ueposltory ol money pa
 to Court, anu fupIic lrust Funui as Trustee tor Mdnlcipdlilies' Col 1,one ann lnulyluudls, Aud dumnt Trusts of all Klnus. empowered as Registrar ul stocks, Donds orl avidences of inuepteuness, nlanage' mo funds, and uo all business 3 m is nsually uone by Trust Eompanl
 Ii also does general panhingl ness collecting cnecks, notes, col and receives deposits. The princA euch en trust Is invested by itsela keur separate and apart from th} erhl assets of the Company.
 This company Is by law reg! exa,nined by the Bank Examiner state of Connecticut.
 HENRY l.. HOTCHKIsS, Presi
 EUGENE $. BRISTOL. Trens
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
In tho late trading sterling rose to

Tn tho late trading sterling rose to 4S7 1-2. afterward 1t reached 4s6 7-S, closing trihe up for the day. The price of tho Paris check on the other side was one-half centime higher, selling at 25 francs 13 confines The exchange market was influenced by the foreign purchases of New York city revenue warrants It is believed that about s5.O0O.0oO of them will go to Paris. A few millions moro were reported to have been sold yesterday, bringing the total sales for the week up to virtually $38,000,000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07

Arbitrage houses sold 10000 shares of Steel. Union Pacific and Ontario and Western. The ease In money in London was reflected in yesterdays call rate of IA per cent. The con tinental selling of mining shares con tinued and exerted some influence. The Pennsylvania loan was quoted at a premium of 3-S per cent.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07

The purchase of forty-nne locomo- tives by the Lackawanna railroad was made the pretext for bidding up American Locomotive stock yester- day In Wall street efforts were made to have 1t appear that this order will be followed by others. greatly benefit ing the manufacturing companies, Nothing, however. developed indicat- ing the placing of orders for much rolling stock at this time.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07

American Smelling moved up sharply in connection with another advance in the price of lead-the third advance In very few days. A pool was active In this issue and the street heard much talk about the re- ported participation of the Rockefel- lers in the management.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-07
Miscellaneous Bonds.
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.

.Ex- dividend.
The Washington times., 1908-08-29

politicians. Indeed, but for the rare
eases of slump, the farmer is well off
and he has only himself to blame if in
less than the few decades mentioned
by the President he is not much better
off than now.
The farmer needs attention, intelli-
gent consideration, prudent legislation,
honest, common sense government; but
so does the city man He has his
share Of prosperity. What proportion
OF men in the city make a success
OF life! Not q very large one. The
farmer Is lonely. as the President said,
but il he has any gumption he can stop
that trouble by means Of the farmers
line telephone, And what farmer i 50
lonely as the stranger in the city E?
The solitary life in the attic lodging is
one OF the dea HEST imaginable,
Tn farmer ha5 his of years, to be
sure. But he is not of as often as
his urban neighEor.
The Washington times., 1908-08-29
Strength Is Not Robustness.

As a text for little sermon on
temperance Lyman Abbott in a recent
number of the Outlook quotes this sen
tence of an old letter written by an
aunt of his when he was a boy and
referring to himself: "He is a feeble
little fellow and we are afraid that we
cannot bring him up" Every year in
college but the last" says Mr.. Abbott,
Il was obliged to leave before the
summer vacation began. I had not the
physique to endure the full nine months
Of college study, Yet I have sur
vived most OF my school and college
mates, have maintained an active life.
and done a fair amount of work"
The lesson of this history ought to
be pressed home to every parent and
every sickly young man and woman in
the land. There are many septuage-
narisns, very many, in the country
today who can relate similar history
of their own. The frail youth who.
by very reason of his fraiIty, is taught
to take care of himself and to observe
the laws of health, particularly tenn
perance and good cheer, has better
chances of long life than the healthy
child whose good constitution leads him
to excess.
This is true of consumptives a. well
a. other weaklings. Post-mortem ex-
sminations show that an enormously
large percentage OF individuals ,yho die
at advanced age of other diseases have
had tuberculosis at some period of their
life, but that the disease was cured or
arrested and the person afflicted left
to live out long life
Young men and women who find
themselves less we'll equipped physi-
cally than their associates should re
member this. Be Of good courage, don't
bother, take the best care of yourself
that you can, and the chances are that
you viii live out a full life and do
more work for yourself and others
than many of those whose better APP
parent health YOU envy.
The Washington times., 1908-08-29
Facts and Decisions.

Several Am .rican correspondents
have taken advantage of the political
Transition in the Ottoman empire TO talk
of the ''contented state OF the Turk. "
Proverbs are resurrected. THE Greek Is
worse than two Turks, md the Ar
menian than two Greeks" THE Turk
is happiest at home" So they run or.
Yet all this has the effect OF making IA
wonder why the rise of the Young
Turks was so long delayed.
The Turkish legation here in Wash
ington is short large sum OF money
The father of the eN minister is Izzet
Pasha. the Sultan's former favorite
and now a fugitive from Justice. Zia
Bey, the man who until the other day
was the head of the secret police of
Turkey, told an interviewer in London
that Izzet Pasha has S7.5OOOOO in
vested in American securities. THE
Sultan himself" SAYS this boss pur-
veyor of Turkish secrets, has at least
Sl5,O0O,OOO invested in Europe, this
amount being his percentage Of brides
from contractors for war stores and
army and navy supplies"
Zia is cool one. "Some 40
Turks" he states, many of them
members of the most honorable fam
lies, during my term of Office dis
appeared" 1t is better 20 appear con-
tented than to risk the danger of dis
appearing. This will explain the ap-
pearance of the Turk in the seventh
heaven of satisfaction.
The work of reform is always done
at first by the minority. Mere boasting
viii not make city great. and prom
ises are apt TO be quite different from
performances. We who hope to see
every nation progress admire the
Young Turks for their courage and
common sense, and are cory for the
deluded Turks Who think their country
the best on earth.