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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
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We ray highest prices fer Second hand
ladies' end Gentismsns fictNlns. fxrni.
ssFs s's keso. silt ist AZ lad tsts
Nee. ris,hias sossha ssls asa ga.
sAahssa crsef is seed isii Pis. "a
SHOE DEALERS.
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aoid 81 cost ~ uaks reens Ter hes
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SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS.
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STORAGE.
unian Transfer. Nosins Storage Co.
ttxt lu Fhuues. Main fte. lad $40 III
TRANSFER COMPARES.
II Fua want 90 move. frf the Iiovt
Transfer Cor runtfaTf uf HHur work
Iasnsf possible rates Ma4n as sunset.
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TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES.
Fna nnd other makes. fMe sNltufir type
erlttnu tNftsfh iaFifir TYuHwritef
supply Coz 8se ~ NJ nlucN
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

nuTrEHW0HTH A SON, Professional
Directors and licensed Finhnlmefa laGt
iati OPP Moore Theatre Beth phones s y
johnson 4 Hamilton. undsrtakefs. sfi9
First az Phones Main f7fo Ind giff{
Honney7 Watson CO. Funefal Difenfofs
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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81 fwrntf.fivs ssass 80 montd fsits.
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wanted Atir. bodied men hstserr
aKFs fs ard 80 f1F y martins CORPS
Mass a. uaftNH born 81 have first ~
para Esrriiruf opportunity So Ass the
eaffd 4inna pay ElHihlnE fafiNns
CHARTERS medical attendance ffcs hpt
80 81 frama af.tf grahd Csutral huieA
seattle. WaaNlnatnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
SEATTLE ELECTRIC
INTERVIEWS

Permission was yesterday secured
hy the Seattle Electric company ln
Judge Morris court 90 Intervene 10
the ease ~ Edwin a. Ewing against
the city council and mayor. contest
ina the granting ~ tire street ear
franchise fuf Rainier Valley line Co
the Seattle Electric Co An order
citing Ewing 90 show es~lHe why
the restraining order nov ~ force
against the Electric company should
not be modified 30 as 90 permit the
mayor ~ sign the franchise but
prsveut the Electric company from
assigning or operating same. was
granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

RApH AND Door nAnoAfNB
We have euf e~n deof niit nuF
rssas. - raiatur me
pears Tor Stainless 80 tEfnishing. IS
We sesngfae are efeX .hEht %
s6s price gha iasesi N windows Large
r5ftsss ffent efndass With fancy tops
ard heiiem siass sentr. price ttsf
oaf NiHdaN frame department We
nase tha largest pfe1urt snd make ~.
srY ffams ws sell Plain frames 81 -
tossaKs frans asafa ~ish glass n -
nur cfaftsinan ~ HanRalaw frent
essf D. nans FIaAlso. prira ft 90 This
drar V - inches thirA. ana 10 great
rir,ufs naalaina 1 cent psr feet
uafssiAs o. Hdas ana snds - cash
thst have been lsft over - urasfea
s isss ave ss, sassi Or s ssss e essss
sffarf that utHt bar then from =
fssulaF trade ciesing them est
40 saagsss pisiaiy. sss as III vi "f sa,s
ward fua pepiss ~ cur lets ~ Fatafn
snail. ffss r6sieaia wshaai charge
81 q WILLIAMS co.
irfe WeNfsfn A. Seattle. Wnsh
TIE largest Esd most fafsrnbiy knomn
sash and Deer Dealers % iha North " Get
sEwiS0 MACHINES = All sisds
hssnt tinssF Ruth. 1871 Eifss ~
haih l4tt inH ttiN
Three fuam hanashoat fnf sale 81
Lake WasflnEtnn priY A-is. Tie star
-is-si
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
a. u PIPER. Lawyer hustand and
mIfe rf4WHH Etaaufa. FHffiFuNnfn Muaua
% ard a. tniea nioeh fii Firsi az
afnth Ksny meas Amsriran BaaK
ABsTRAcrons.
nonth WhHtisseY Ilansord Abstract
Co. taller liieek Phone. Aaiu lat
nicYcLEB.
90 10 arlnninss Tor ticycis repairs
sandriss IL
cLAiRVoVANTs
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pout faN ta consult Madame pyitsns
rf3a and hfr celebrated uninista ~ tau
want "a kmaN aNftNinn ~ the pest.
present sud future II they dent tel
Encampment earnsr ilaiuiof and Engla.
aoed. DeafGetuHu Take Seattle ear
-ie sex
MADAME FAr.
Astrological ciairt nYant Don't fail 70
SGT life readius Room a. Hotel Elliott
firsi and iike
Adamns lloyd MAKE no mistake wh.a
ssss'ss ne saslss ~ ee,s nin,,s Y
Ills FIRST ~ IT
Me ahafsr elssa readlnaa dany 81
eept Monday EVENING" - $50 AZ ist
lir az Phone Eaa ilss LII
BANKs
TN cNN1Df1N pNNK OF CON-
MERGE.
Head ofuec. Toronto Canada. uf6
n1alSs,1 ss a ssa' interest ' aoSsa On
SAVINGS and rime Deposits
HMArTIE BRANCH
q y HOLT Mnsf
DETECTIVE SERVICE
conx DETECTIVE AGENCY,
ssimisai aed sisii private detective work
open day and Hieht cunHultnNnn hiftchF
private Correspondence gu eastern cities
zee iia so = y. COR. seht
phillips q Detective Arency lie.if
Central nids AZ branches ,enHnl,
tlon free Private tnfcstiEnuone, etc.
Main lies lad eli
TIn MERcuANTs DETECTIVE
SERVICE -succusafui reliable Agents
furnished Consultation free afe Argade
hnnss lad ss' " u rhayer. Mar
HAT MAKERS.
.-sr,4------s-s------s-~----s
te 100 Hats kayhnauEh, iaiV First 1T
DENTISTS.
nnowN DENTAL PARLoRs--Tis
First av Union block between Cherry
and Columbia stH Established 10 years
in Seattle The largest dental practice,
most modern equipped and elegantly
appointed dental parlnfn Ia America
our name alone Il q guarantee that Neer
~ nm - II he NnlI a nj lMuranIanH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
Do 1t Now

Dirt fs flying n the new dfydocks Il
nfsmsFton All the wise Investors afs
Investing their spare cash around fhs
NAVY Yard Navy Yard clfy ia tha hs&t
clSss To- property and must get tha
grsatsF ksnsfig - UnfiN sans EST
expenditures KsyY Yard CITY ~ a8anE.
~ beautiful Nafsf iots Has this fasa
growfnE young city. ubrra uss homes
spfins W srsfr day bfemeftcn eifT
aafsf ~ noH and psi6 Tor Iras trans
psFfatien II our Office liremsrton De-
tsieYmsut Co. Osnsfa fess Americas
Bank Dida
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A Modern Home
Only $1,000

A strictly medeFn 1--we room haase. per-
csiain bath ard beet ~ pium tisK iua
tNklse heerfuE fruit ffsva berries etc.
ON Madison. close in Nust he sntd Ard
ti-tpe ls The price n 700 hHv. ems cash
here u a chance 20 make fsef
= r. THOMPSON
sHt Oriental Heck
Main Of lad. sss OF Easi af1s EFUninEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
FOR RENT FURNISHED
HOUSES.

he rent gou pay On furniture IN FUR.
rtshed hnuss n applied on fu1as purchased
~ Youfftlf ana paid for By she week uf
month would soon suhble you TO Own ~
We extfnd credit Woedhnuse FIAT
Fufn. Co, us Pike street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

vented a Flri fHr hsht hepseu y.
aashinH ard ironing sent nut uHEes So.
can az gitn Hotel Barker. netuinEs
ga rHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
DENTISTS

nuOWN DENTAL PANtsORs----1tg
FIRST av Union block between Cherry
and Columbia SITS Established no years
III Seattle The largest dental practice,
most modern equipped and elegantly
appointed dental parlnre ln America
our name alone IL guarantee that Neaf
WORK will be Of the best ana guaranteed
Edwin j. Brown. - u ~, PROP and
Mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Jaasassa Mails EmpipHmaht Htf Mss
sAah ~ Nauss Main atfa. teA tstt
fN.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Ths beet private board sud room
eitS phonn QanHn Anne 1850 Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

tapansss ToEn efaFisfHasst asa ran.
ffaefaf an sfsds - fapsAHss fufHishsIi
rfsnlpslf Malls ftfs led sgtg fet
Nafn 81 --ifssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

vented All rnn .Hnieh plumbers. Eas
anH steam flfefa tn affsHt an nfen
faesfinE al ifao Second az ianuarF fs
1898. al nrlHrR D. nuainfFs ~
fa Importance come and tfihs Yuuf fhni
mates Win you 10 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Hsnal Whltr 80 terrier Atask rafs arf
sFss stah tau Thnns tsil&fd iN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Anfieesaif she yaaHN married couple
= hn occupied hNass%sspias rooms nn
Second fiauf nest 90 hHfh fnHW 81 Gala
ahsfs house un Weller 81 atii com
naanifsta afth usnFKs Nsliah2ia. 81 ~
ffHh ~ hauth| thHf sffl hrsf SOME
fhtnk 90 ftslf iufsfsst se "a
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1aRaaess pftsasal Emria8nena uffirs
so LEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

'fGaIa6sd Groom ilal tsn ia65 i8s
Cherry sl.
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A Money Maker

Beautifully situated ftniNg foot tnf.
hsiuT ierated in the cnptni Miii exttusien
aistfict eiHse 20 raf. Tor uAif fFsa en-
trfnlA Thts lat sold Cot On soc. TAT a2n.
~ seeds money and has a. sseriflcA
ATe goa the lucky onsf
A LAWRENCE
Hef-seS American usnk HlaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

RESTAURANT graesfY and bakery fiir
uirhed Tor fsnt Apply Gordon. assi
ifraoHiyH A. re Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
nFLP WAITED FEMALE.

Asspi wanted Cal upstairs sea =
Ike 1873
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Furuiiufs ~ Broom cottage Tor sais
solid och diniuf room table fhaf cost
fife Nest cell ~ lot cali tasi stts
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IAP gMPloYMeNr offIeg.

ssg 80 IS; ;...s go ~s ss a. -. az ~
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The bullish show
ing of the government erop report cree
ated considerable strength In all grain
markets on the Board of Trade today.
Trading in the wheat pit, however, was
not large early In the day. and prices
reacted materially after a sharp bulge
at the start. A slight furry In the Seq
tember delivery was the feature of
early trading. Prices at the opening
were II lower to " higher, December
being 95m:5M to 95K. Selling of De-
cember by commission houses soon
caused a reaction to 94&.
The corn market opened excited and
strong. with prices u to 1? above yes
terday's closing figures. After the first
rush TO buy was over the market lost
part of its strength. the September de
livery showing a decline of about u.
December opened at 591s to 60x and for
a time held within hat ang
Trade in the oats pit was rather
quiet. Prices at the start were u to rs
higher, December being at 3Sh to 3SA.
Later that delivery sold at 3SN.
Provisions were firm. Prices at the
opening we're "a to Jpn higher,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
GOOD TEMPLARS' ORDER
CLOSES CONVENTION.
Officers Elected at Meeting of
State Organization.

The forty-third annual session of the
Grand Lodge, of New Jersey, Interna-
tional Order of Good Templars, con-
cluded today at 3S7 Broad street with
the election of the following officers:
Grand chief templar, Isaac A. Dodd,
Mohtclair: grand counselor, James
Mcmillan, of Paterson; grand secre-
tary, Enoch S. Fogg. of Woodstown;
grand vice-templar, Jennie Bentijac,
of Paterson; superintendent of j~evenile
work. Alexander Fraser. of Kearny,
grand treasurer, William Wingate, OF
Paterson.
The next grand session will be held
In Paterson on the second Wednesday
and Thursday of September, 1910,
Edward s. Black, chairman of the
resolution committee. presented a reso-
luton, which in part said: I'VE renew
our allegiance to the Bishops law and
pledge our unalterable opposition to
its repeal or material notifications; We
denounce the officials of Atlantic City
as perjurers and traitors to the
State; we commend the reformers, who
are nobly fighting for the supremacy
of law in that seaside resort; we urge
upon the mex Legislature the neces-
Governor with power to act in sucn
cases; we also declare our renewed
devotion to h principles of local OPP
ton as the best means of driving the
liquor r affic from our State"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
PIG IRON PRODUCTION FOR
AUGUST BREAKS RECORD.

The Iron Age today says: THE full
reports from the steel makers show
that their max of pig iron peat all
records, having been 1851. 991 gross
tons in August, as compared with L.
JAS 2 tons made In October, 1907, Just
before the panic. Their production has
risen from a daily rate of $4,000 tons in
January to 51,354 tons In August. In
the meantime. the output of the mer-
chant furnaces has f1uctuated since
January within the narrow range of
$4,000 tons per day and %, 900 tons per
Gay. having been u Lib ton per day in
August. The markets for crude and
finished iron and steel are firm and in
some respects %buoyant. Domestic
prices on bars and shapes are reach
ing a level at Atlantic and Gulf ports,
which, will the new rates of duty, are
very close to the importing point.
1.-THE structural trade has not been
particularly active lately, and east of
the A~lleghenies competition has grown
somewhat eener among fabricators.
Pittsburgh makers of merchant iron
pipe have announced an advance of 81
per ton, while the mills making shaft
ing have put up the price SO per ton.
The minimum price in steel bars Is now
] .40c Pittsburg.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
Daniel Hoyt owner, with j. Giles &
Co, contractor, all work, SIS, 250;
Everett street and Linwood place, East
Orange.
George Gaudette owner, with Ma
tional Concrete Construction Company,
all work, $40, 500; Twelfth street.
Emily Upton owner, with II. Marry
fott contractor, all work. $1,000;
Thomas street, Bloomfield.
]. a. Anderson owner, with Brawner
& Co. contractors. all work. s215;
Springfield avenue Same owner, with
Joseph Sommer contractor, all work,
$3.50; same premises.
e. n. Loomis owner, with A. Shiels
contractor. all work, $4,000, South Or
ange
Minnie Murray owner. with A. and
p. Berla contractors. plumbing work.
$1,1s7. Dover street.
T. o. Sloane owner, with Bauer
Brothers, plumbing work. 81. 50S; Berke-
ley and Lawrence avenues. Orange.
G. w. Lawrence owner, with James
j. Quinn contractor, carpenter work.
$3.50; Watson avenue.
Essex Realty Exchange owner, with
w. Fitzsimmons contractor, all work,
$22, $50; Orange and Dassing
Y. a, Cooper owner. with H. p.
Brewster contractor, painting work,
1926; North Arlington avenu East Or
ange.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
THE PRODuCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Butter-Firm-
err; receipts, $3.50; creamery specials,
31hm32; extras, 81; third to first, 256
80; process, third to first. 24Q27; west
ern factory, 21k@23; Western imita-
ton creamery. 24m25
Cheese-Steady, unchanged; receipts,
2,057.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged; receipts,
1881,
Flour-Receipts, 1929; sales, 100;
steady at old prices; Minnesota bakers,
5.00@5. 40.
Wheat-Receipts. 10000. Apart from
temporary opening s~teadiness. the
wheat market was quiet and easier this
morning, because of big Northwest re-
celpts, Indifferent cables and lower out
side markets. December, 1.02% al. 03A:
May. 1.041a.
Rye-Nominal-No. 2 Western. 76;
nominal. +. o. b. New York.
Corn-Receipts, 1876.
Beef-Steady.
~Pork-Firm.
L~ard-Easier; middle West. 12.6Oa
1910.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining, S.67G
80; centrifugal 96 test. 4.17042O mo-
lasses sugar. 3,42@3.45; refined, steady;
crushed. 5.S5; powdered, 5.25; granu
lated. 515.
Parliamentary; refined, all ports,
s.20@S.25.
Coffee-Quiet; No. I Rio, IN; No. 4
Santos, sMd9.
Molasses Steady; New Orleans,
2Sa42.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
TO BUILD NEW
DEMOCRACY
-
Alton B. Parker Prominent at
Meet of Big Men in
Il Saratoga.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. o.
Democracy's proposed regeneration, I'M
dertaken by a committee of Democrats
who are not in accord with the party's
present management in New YORK.
State, promises interesting develop
ments during the conference which be-
gan a two days session here today.
The organization leaders were not
invited to this conference, although
those instrumental In bringing 1t about
declared that the gathering was not
or against any leader, State or national,
but was rather to forward the true in
terests of the Democratic party.
Democracy, they said, defeated in the
State with a few exceptions in cleo
lions since 1892, is seeking to point the
way to a high state of efficiency in the
organization as a means of command
ing the confidence and loyalty of the
masses of the party and eventually put
ting the state again in the Democratic
column.
Prominent among the conferees arc
Alton y. Parker, former chief judge of
n ,G1urt of Appeals and Democracy's
presidential candidate in 1904: former
Justice d. Cady Herrick. who ran for
governor the same year: Edward NJ.
Shepard. who was defeated for mayor
of New York by Seth Low; Thomas M.
Osborne, of Auburn: former Justice
Moran j. O'Brien. Augustus Van
Wyck and District Attorney Jerome.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The cotton
market opened steady at a decline of
8 to 5 points, becoming weak and I'M
settled right after the call under ag-
gresslve bear pressure. Prices sold off
to a net loss of 10 to IL points In con-
sequence, but steadied round this level
on covering by scalping shorts and a
renewal of bull support, with later
fluctuations rather narrow and irregu-
lar. Last nights revision of spot diff
ferences seemed to be accepted as
causing no change of consequence In
the yalu of contracts.
Persistent bear pressure finally
forced prices down until stop loss
riders We're caught during the late
forenoon, and the active months sold
about 10 to 20 points net lower with
the market nervous and unsettled at
midday.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
BEST GRADES OF BEEF
RAISED In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. s,-Best grades of
dressed beef reached a level that has
not been attained in years when the
prices of No. l ribs and loins were
raised IL and 2 cents, respectively,
yesterday. This upturn. combined with
the rise reported last week. brought
No. l ribs to Is cents a pound n No.
l loins to 81 cents a pound. A year
the same grade of ribs sold at
1IA cents a pound. while loins were
quoted at 1Sh cents. Packers claimed
that the shortage in receipts Of cattle
was responsible for the increased cost
of dressed beef products, and, to sub
stantiate their assertions, referred to
statistics compiled by the Union Stock
Yards and Transit Company showing
a falling off of approximately 200, 00u
head In receipts of cattle for the year
to date.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
STATE F|REMEN
ELECT SPENCER
Excitement When Convention Is
Held in Atlantic City-Bar-
&c bour Withdraws.
Especial to the Newark start

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 9.-Despite
the attempt to get away from control
by present heads of the New Jersey
State Firemen's Association, the or
senization, at the opening meeting of
the annual convention being held to-
DAY on the steel pier, elected Bird w.
Spencer president. His election was
made unanimous on the motion OF
william j. Barbour, of Passaic Coun-
ty, the rival candidate who withdrew
after he had received seven of the 1913
votes counted up to that time. The
other officers were unanimously re-
elected. The election contest was sx-
citing. The meeting place r~esounded
with cries for the rivals.
A resolution to provide for the cleo
ton of State counsel by convention
instead of by the executive committee
was ready for presentation. 1t Is re-
ported that the resolution will be the
result of an attempt on the part of the
Kearny Firemens Relief Association to
GUST William A. Cotter, of Newark.
The reelection of Spencer came as a
surprise to man. who were working to
put the association into the hands of q
new body of men. and even the Spencer
supporters themselves were astonished
at their own strength.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-09
THINK LIFE CAN BE
SUSTAINED ON MARS.
Astronomers Find Water VapOr
Exists There.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Pro-
fessor w. V. Campbell, director of Lick
Observatory, and Professor Albrecht, Of
Lick, with Professor Alexander Me
Adie, of the weather bureau, and
Director Abbott. OF Smithsonian Insti-
have returned from the newly es-
tablished astronomical observatory on
the summit of Mount Whitney. where
they had exceptional opportunities for
observing Mars.
They established the exist ance of
water vapor In sufficient quantities to
support life. They also took photo
graphs at 14.50l feet above sea level. a
higher elevation than ever before
taken. Their photographs, 1t is ex-
pected. will clear up nan disputed
points, as the atmosphere was very
clear. and Mars so near the horizon
that very sharp negatives were secured.