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New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
TWO NEW WORKERS ARRESTED

Montreal, Oct #-Morris Bronstein ana
Samuel Heiman, manufacturers Of cloal.e
ana skirts IL New YORK CITY we're arrest
ed here tonight as they we're about 70 ts-.
a steaTner for Europe II is alleged that
thfY chfAlne1 8 40 from 4 New York STATE
HsnF nrafoh On promissorv note fecursd
o. an alleged false statement o1 their .tock
A.tsr gstting their money on the note. i, ts
tAsfged, thsy sold thsir husiness and dis
stresTed,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Women's Sweaters
and Vests

Not a breath of chill wind can
creep IN on TIE woman who wears
styles at this price, all in gray or
Write wool.
Vests with SlseveS-innovation for
women whose arms are chilly as
their backs-SS.75. Gray or white
wool.
Sleeveless vests, St.2S.
Third floor. Old Building
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
New Dresses for
Tinv Babies

With tiny beading and rows of
fine Plaits, with insertions of real
lace and bits of embroidery, such
hand made little dresses NAV
cost $50. Yet one at S2.25 is q
marvel of dainty plainness.
Several variations in the present
styles for baby. Long straight
sleeves, for instance, are noted IN
some and three small plaits often
take the place of the four-inch hem.
Among the styles shown are:
A French uainSook Joined with hue
beading and with three plaits at the
bottom, at $3.50.
A hand-enbroidered French ba-
tists, at S5.75.
A princess with square neck, made
OF alternate insertions of vals7-
ciennes and groups OF fine plaits, st
S2e75.
A princess pattern. trimmed with
real Cluny lace. at SIS.
For ages from 8 months 10 2 years.
Third floor Ola F.f7fFgfr,~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Eight Car Lines Each Wav
Direct TO Store.

There IS a home
like atmosphere
TO your store-
a woman visitor
writes.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Wonen'S Flannelette
NIGHTGOWNS

Different styles this year-pret-
tier! Made 10 our ideas. Soft col
ored stripes. S5C to s..
Flannelette Pajaulas, ST and S1.5O
Short PstticOats
Plain. scalloped or embroidered
ruffies, soc 10 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Store Open Until g p VI.
Directly on the Subway.

Il is pleasant TO
have a store that
you can always
feel sure Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
RAILWAY rlms IAst1e.


NaHas TO TIE rils = y n E4H7 ts
fsfA. fe4F IT, q con 80.
~ heaf-Iu flf rfif o. 2 west 5t-
ID fsil "a
fnIiIaH 10 ~ rfft - feiistf aiiss
saIs 80
Iuiy & a 'iadEnIrr =
Iaif q 3 f4nshisf
ssstT To ne Vie ~ g =fAaH
Iuns - 4 iatfhfrf .tt
t.ssf tffi JOS q a i4Ashfst
Rai4faan ~ mo Nifs y e hah4as9a
sr7t iii y ldig 3 fl4feief
pafiss TO tts sifs o. . fafisf $50
list JalF a. ltuEhilf
Hifafa the wife ~ ilil fltfi 4Als
e q taAlhisr
ers45-fs ne aifr % a Wsfi fzntar
At.srf sssnfs. lniF lN iiafAisf
s3fseH 70 The aiff Il fifeFa. kaat
zoe Hi4fs job q a t4usftlri
fasiH-fa tH4 wife " 7 fHis tEts Assa
X T. tarf 20 itathfff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

Nanls nae isads ~ whidbr liiaad fsf
sale fHn 4easafF tracts one siahii
aefs Tract and anasIe+arfs ifsft TFet-
~ aaffs tfaHi HzIf Improved Win nsH
sff fIrs lad Fnad flsH - Nnlrt ffss
fslitfff fslaphefs. toais ennHns 4
100 tefsY al Aihds II isfminF iaals
team haffss flhs sFNs cream sspafs
ataf hnasshHia sHd tifrhsn fafniiafs
ari tfpff A fins Hharrs To- some nne
20 have ErHd HUME il ans ~ fnsfi val
isfa N state enif a miles from seattle
rsaf tFfus prize On application al
drsss asasf. = A niitHsf, CiiuiAn
Wash itifN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
$3.50
Buy a Home Now
$3.50

WIN slass asA4 Faaf Hfr ia The cts
anH siss rFsfYihinF tn ttg rfssaif tsHa
iafd when yea can boy rfutrN lots W
beautiful Narafius raft fdf nulg ilfae
IN fsfias % ~ % acan and h4ianft 80
90 dassf Nauafinf fnfk 10 flass 10 iis
hitio On iha main live If NaffhsfH "a
die. 9Th tan fihrf failfaaaa hiiiif-Hf
In there arf aiafra 0Nufrfra. sfH and
HsHf tsaaiifui hanasf talii and ausisr
construction NiHf IafFr mIiis anH narf
SHOPS fsftaIifH and miHfs iH the sieih
ita fafnisf smrinfmFnf The iufsfion -
he fHHn ia hiEh anl sifhiif Esd ID u
sHEHau med o. the choicest farming iann
in The state fhe ten IL ssrslient AID
enzsl fruit and vegetables Ffas In
sbanaanps tates ampunf unis Go aiiuHi
tee ffar % sAeh iet fnsi eAa - et.
talhefi free and lunitff dan ~ raf
Seattle Anfnne tuTlnr piii realize
handsome rfafits 70 tho taaH IL aFass
irr rapidly ard lots viii te uefth ffum
80 10 fta1 sart vifhin me Nssfs Think
81 i Nice level lais uiinin three tleets
u the depot fiarsF and paataffieH faf
auif 81 Sc with 90 days time 10 paH un
WzfTsntf decd and cefiinsd atstHsHf
aifh ever iat raf iaiaf ant - rhaia4
dfsphs u The turn ard set further tar
fisaiats WE uANE ONLY IS f.UTs
LEFT and a. they are FuIHE fatf fast
ruu will have 70 hHfff of lfu stl Re
toe late AT SOW THIS Is fnrH
OPPORTUNITY
oHEuoS 4 WASHINGTON DEVELOP
MFNT COMPANY
tio Central uidE.
CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

N4HN 2 90 ~ fNAHMNHA
She il fffnrnifff o. fhf meet aan.iafa
fai uaifHlsi iu ne world on har visit
70 Europe. she Efar f0HNI4fs that af-
fgBistsf tho moot eullfhiAfed ana step-
tieai people o. Eufarean cities This
wonderful EEYptlan CHALLENGES aHf raina
lat In the Nurid W rOfrlfte With heel
she does not ieii ihinzs 70 please = nsf
son. bHi feads me hand iasi A. 81 indl.
rates from The cradle n iNf grave. tails
ever person ihe planet ihn sala hafn
under fhsF iufaT end nHiuahs planets
and shat sisp 10 flf ID ilEs r. Haifsf
themffiFsg Hhsf paff Of fff faHhffs Is
tsai for them Aisl aEnIaiHs fhlrFa
Hhifh have aiwHrF boon mHsiaff1
Via tHf'nafl Ynu slH beet ad1nfaf fir.
rheH anH Thlu sou VIII mafIs. aafflaf
snd ezpl1inf llfe HffiIfs AMI famiW
ff0ghisf fsaHlies tha scHlr1ffH ETC
WHY not eco fhe Laafe if eesf7 nh
more H0iifiaffllN fudaHtHal tH
eadiHFs sfiaiiI r1ufifntlii
slas bet fUN hnfHfa gHI ffifiafia
EnTpTfhN rANf.
EHeiefa0d station Odlf4rf8gsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

a SMALL. HndiSStNn
Most = he Farfsasf4i fisf iadar made
q frff snail hssinaiHs sd 10 meet small
taainnsfa fsai ssiats Hfiafa Ne aftaifsi
opportunities Zee fafnla u iHtfsi nsFi
80 mafs ssfs fss ar ntvif 90 rsy -
rd|at = ffafif -rsftiaaiaflI afauni q gfaH
m as Hss HssftlH a sNHn dlaiauss
baIfh u ths flif - are rfsflnf alfH
uAris 81
afas rEn AnnN
fa4h gafiafrt ~ enif ~ h rsfr1s
aaff. hsfanra eesf IRE piars fHf fth
DO msAr furH tsaiHAlHa
NEST . WHEELEN
fff rui.MkM iHAlNk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13


"a the tuNrfIaH aiaafl Hf re state -
NasnlHFfaai flf taa eHaaif al klHf
SLATE - Wastiarfaf gaaHtf - Mos -
D. me MausF y fHs Estate n Ria
hUrra usfaaealt
Nqnfs Y tsiisHsai q tiasi Acre4nt
Ne tlif
SuricE " ifennHt 0iyEN THAT
frfda Il fargs atnsiaistfsirit q ne
safaie % kih torres. isffsssd hss frHl
Gffed fa ard filed 10 saiH fafN Me-
iihai aefda1t a. siah aafaiaisifatflt aHi
that rhsfs1sI ~ 9ttA A4i qf iuif ifai.
at O'clock D ~ 81 tHs flsft fHHr
~ The rratila fsHaGtHsat - Hur saif
TuasfIHf r1Hft So tH= fItH % Hf-lI|f 10
aalf King raadfH Hza sfsH DALI 40
nalnfFi 81 aaIf falfli f4f The ssfiiEuaNi
n sale afTHant &c Fhaah tiHis aHa "a q
nar fssssa Interested "a sid sfiats ma5
alHalf aff flf BE sfasgtiaHs IN AfIiiHa
f4 Haif aaeaaaf and aiaissi ifs sane
WITS E4H rHN Htis tullN q MAIN
lodge ~ aid NlHefiaf fiNrfi. ari the
ssal II asli esaft hsfetH afntti mis-
itfh hal % tues ifss
u. X HirkEi.s. rirsf
~ Percy Y fhHalss hsaagf cisfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

Il o., ~ r', rsas 49, ~ ~. is.., ,
e.. e. ~. No = itsI4ss pi~aist me
80, ~. ~ sl- y. 80 y. 49,. a.
n. 49,. y iasiiH5is i5aaIlh iii
..s,..l n.a. s-s...-
Tat bunch " Asfs ems = itsn mlff
ri N tasteaiis fiHiiHf ristsf fftifn
tfs sfma " laiiaHis NfNee ~
fiaHr eos iadtfsi hlfE latit
'---',- - - a----s
nsftf found Can b AsA A. NfiHah
lHaIa room
=. -. 49,
it.t - stlie SO aa'ls,s -
rnens " nrasn. All - u
Tear tfaarn saiait tis..sHi hft VT
a1d tagi fIse prone AfH fisaH lia
tAit hfalfa
- - =
feN. snltaffi ffeH Mzthst De-
ifpf hfNfft fheHs sNAaii NAfl iftt
-----------
HELP WANT Ed MALE.
V1STTll-- Y61'yd w0urs TfNgir
~ w ~, - ". Y, II -.
go 1900. - ten iil.fif. afittis
~ M ,slf An
* f' &C. ~. - III rsftlif.
~. s..it'. g tx
NNilAiiNr i'+H +stH
-. l,-,---
~ 'iAiina 9aH ~
MapeN q e.snii5ss n9ias fs.a3l.t
Ht,a fNng Nus itai
t'NN ~
l-44-=s=as|lasaHiaa=4--i4i
H.+NA INAtiNh 1 ht 49,
N9fA nlail iai.ttit aiiiil ~ g.
tefNiN NHfihI htAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
Apartment House
Snap

sa1ffa foot Dot On Fammii a. All I'm.
rfavsnents in and paid. inciudinE rsfihn
PACING car line WALKING distanee nrire
u naa. hnlf cash.
gliFf0Rn a NAN AHsnAIE
sia Third Az. neaf Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
PERSONALS.
Continued.

sasassa=aa5a7sl7sa7s77a -
would lilac lsrHai iniHfiss Win
,-,sf.i raftius y ha are dasifuts a sgruf
inr heavily tlHiuafad lands Location too
Al uarf ia" $50 central Nus
atus. Waah
0st tNr habit sste meHsf tuf mHn
lft sample suts HaHsfaifH ier " ~
TUACiN NHan aH fisdrfH WAt
aotH rhht Ave- 'N
Wanted wiis. hf an honest Nuf
WefIanI nn mautH Hetfss4tt Win lMN
Fattiqulaa fH ties e. hfiHHHh wash
Information fissn opening tn1ian 80
Gus alton iuY rs 90 kHeasi fAt tNefs
nitF
me Man.seans tai faHa o. Pass
snf mfaff. We aaa heis feH
Esssma safsd tis Amsfisan naas
taidins
FsHlns aat Hafi Switches iia eltei
uitr if.it.E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

-. Isslssiisaaaaslaalsisi lfl1a lsl17',a-'a-s~
wassiusion Zoe the fsanif ei hias
iu irUhafs
= ~ iusttsf % ne estate Of Ena
nrisf 30 .sse sauss shy dauitmiaa
ffauli uoi b. utsfs Sc sati
FIrts N Aaffa HiiHiHiHifsiaf % tNe
estate ~ Ni'a Hfsea de- HasfH AslNa
filed ln ftlt eaNft haf reiiiien iaiiina
fafih thti said effaiH i nos fH Inn
fItIan 90 b IiusaH saa il fethf Gee laH
uIHufNHI 10 The FfHIaHH iHHfFHI HNiNNa
tfr rrraaut Hafiifat y iss ihFfTiH anH
70 sntaafIHr be- else aiufi tsAi sa'i isNt
ii0a .siH inftH faeis s4ffieHaai o. a4ih1t
ut dniubatiaa el Ne ffsi4as % 500
~ ia fHnHEroHE nHpNNHp ~ ~
a4afi thli eli rafaaHa Interested ih iNN
estate 10 fhH rsia Ella hafri ierrsss.i
81 anf apraaf before TIE sail superior
ffHn ~ king gaa4if siais WASHES
ian a. lna faaft 11aHt Of re WnNAts
danHrfuIruf sI laiI alf lH ias GUY 'N
ssaffls Ha iHa tHiA tzH ai Aaif ii,i ai
me hani % neiah M af nai iaf
Thea AND inrie a. slsfa saf sni
ftof have. uhf aH aaAsf e aitffInaiIna
ahaai not b. HisHH Of fhe fraiilf ~
ala estate aaiaas fHH hfift apd rlfsHas
ia saii rtiiifu uiraiiaafd ssanfdiae %
Ii % FrnrugG afpEnsp ihai a
eapi af ms aftsf 70 fifhitht Hhrg q
eaet fHI iaaf aaEaassiaf 1Hass hFiHfH iNH
ssit llfh Aat Nf tHis ices iH lhs sect
be- sfsr = nsssHsrsf afiHiHt aal 300
ifhei In Fali kiHa eaaftF aud ~ so
afai rlnan'HfiaH tHs rein
nsas ~ opsa 5aafi this lfih daY Of
June ffaf
stats Of WtaniaHfan HaaHiH ~ hinf -ra
- * HIfaies faaHiH Hia4f e.. Ninf
aIlnnff ani ataaffifiH fiHfH si 900 iHrF
iaf raafI ~ zee state y WASH nalfn. To-
me reaaf 90 aIna o. hsfsaf HsIiifl ihsf
the f0Iesalua a ; faii ffHa aHd faftvtt
ffrf 10 an Hiiaia4i uflef % tHgW eaAar
maHa uf talI Eaufi ah ftf sHih Ast 20
laHs isff h tha maffHF 81 The FstAtf
% Flts r1fas defssssl
WtInrs1 rf hHHH ana iHa sszl 81 HaM
[ saafi ths lsfh faf e fuea tsei
fFsaff d Is SERBIA tisFa
~ rsHr 3 fHaass iiafaif fisif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

PRIZE noMrsrEApa
our locator leaves ln few daFs Tor
the free government hnmetieads In West.
efn canada Nou 10 your chance 20 set
lee acres u aood fafminr land near the
Grand Trunk u " Market Tor every
thirF at the door our locator locates
you and rata transportation for tila
No iit Washington nidg
Fer saie- Eastern oregon. tinian
county lite acres timber and farm
land hest Hateri CREEKS living
Springer 70 acres improved. fisl saiif
y6Hng orchards hfnuna fruit : houses
unp faums lArhe harms. eaffiaHu
house Summary. henneff. new and we'll
built timber mostly pine, fir and lam
arack Terms 10 suit Faf particulars
see or address , chumas. sls FULTON
canal bridge Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

nos RIOS HOS hos RIOS -lios T.
O wkRnAi.i. PARK o
WEST sEaTrLE
u THREE ear i1SEs y
$ TOTS fsft TO atsa. iia DOWN :
AND q FER MONTH
o TnEsE AnE cHoieE LOIS o
JUST rHB spor FOR 4 HOME
o All. coSYESIgNCEs %
Statesmen on THE GROUND
u stfNnAr. D.
20 %
II TAKE FAuNriERoF on +
WEST sEATrLE can AND
N Oct OPT At WEST ASpoVER q
10 STREET. q
* g
TINS NEATLY OWNERS syn.
n Main go sit chsffi 81 Ind iiis Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
FOR skLl-MlscELLIkI3'

~
@=-r-~4~s-~.--~------~
SASH ANn DOOR ntr1frr|
rfass HaHai lacff iIf ll|II,If Il
cfaas HzHsI aasss ~ f'-ia|sl n
fuIiaTs front dueIE NrA llr|
ffafad Elaas aai afnn1rs1f1| I1|s
Ffaaf iiaafa fer zltdlan fr4st I
onlF tzgs
cuHposirior nfosiM
ipif Halstf . itr ~ fIzr
apI5 weight u IA. ~ tf.1s
t.pis psIffi q no. ~ i1r4f
NafniHH lifn ar ~ lAfl4 IA
mss that are cot laii ~ ~
CHflaMaa o. miuleh t1ut ID
kind fiif hansaiasa aa|Y ~ y
WILLIAMS COLD sRsl fl11
SOFA only b. o b Nl||zss q
fafs SO aEa1ft
g+Esiiea fasa ftrf ~ fl14
EafisH aaat ~ - 4taa
Hsar1HfaI eslafa H. rfiH II
Get auf iliiif tsasi. ril1v Q
maHal Zee
EuB assss ahd dAsHs in 81
hare rHH rHn MIL 81 trl<
anfH here and have gnIY ~
NsnA far asf iilaflfa'rd r.'<N<<
free. rnairsid a.lAr4t fttft
O u WILLIAM %
sesiiit Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
Near Paulsbo

Tasatf aafss - sod ianl ladies rusns
~ raad selI ifapfefsA disiflrt Ifite
fi8a zee tash sad - ~ tnoniti
rtiFFpnn a Van AnHnAiE.
vs. fhifa Az nssf NaNisas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
Telephone US Your Want Ads Main 1850, Ind. 44l
HELP WANrgp-MALE.
Continued,


Waited Parry viih I've iesms Co hsai
fhiusIr halfs aaai munff lnha i.h
4ulek AHdfssa Lar Hhinais tiintti
Co.. tlaila VA -
n..,ti. Aatsiastns sehooi eay saa
nisht fisssss Practical tsafhsf. heaa
lessons GA efsis.asts Msehlnss Ae w.
malta tHla Hes Main tfit u
wAai 10 men a, enes to cut tfush and
seea ne "a! Also lg,sNiIss, s "a,
salesman sHsaNins I'll hsandinafisA lAa
sft5h tatas It
SEVERAL Ars vartsd faf IN sihd. Of
spsnins ssttisi HUNDRED aefss q isha
Sc nsiasf The foreman 81 tafiiHstaa.
o. naa neHlaH line o. illlinans sashisfi
Ia inns tiaes Gems gaisA Il
WASTED al HHea. rasIi coat mshsf
ArRli Aehnaf non nfsusftsa|
NsAh A-ii
Wanted a. anFa men ia iata sHlaii
lantfaft ~ hufalna and llssnns land
D Z kafHs iiahian spiias raH afasa
LEAFS The masias riliufs tasiasss
We NAH size N"A WI NNNNHH NNHN -
aats 81 ZEE rssk 10 rsaplss naas
u m5h uzHfsd 20 seeuff "a bed.
ttsffthIaF asH Hisam heat SIS pet
aiftt 81 Sc Htf week ~ rts II
fsHs rsnsmas ufs~s sisahsi tlnsh.
"a trimmed faasaHatis hiha hsi Wa
fufasf tifsf aai uhiaa
=s777lsl7iai1s77 1ilsa17s7=
Wanted =HH o. hhf saa1 Hlaf fapis
itHaq fasi tfis. af faN at tili Terrace
Cnaff 1913
sheet msisi aafasfs uaHtsl kraif
i'is ffsi ~ aaaih -iaiis
siTuATloa wANruo = nAlE
s=s=Hsa=Hs97aHs7iIsHs=lI s7Hs17ss7s=Ts=-=
alIusflaH HAHisf a. sod lalaHaaa
Nlans HIaH anrefianaaa Hsltsr
hHlssa sak ia rlfFsia family Coed ret
gfeHasH Aaifrss Al NafH Ht4H
Hestff
rnsiiiaa 81 msH win on casters aiiaa
fsaffiHHfH Aaf STAT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

7 ll-9I1l--7-l77777I777777
Wanted rafN win i've teams ie haHi
thinsir bells aaad munHf iuHH ifh
auiek khdfsss iafs Hhinais timhtf
] y, iflati4 Wn fdstH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

f.ssf nf miriald tioifaF SO fif Hif b.
1lt 81 The Naaa Mailai itff iuaIfaa p
Gi an iHr ne q namss FirHlfN The
f'1iaf silt uisals fsfTfH if Co tha rHHrf.
ffaai aFuHfafiHa has been male To-
~ |ssas z = daaIi5sia ilaaiih CD
rsrtlsi Mdr Hsaffis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-21
WHooPs.

Somewhere. where been a snop.
Papa says, they had the whoopin'
Cough.
That's the reason how | got II
But | don't know who | caught 1t
on.
Papa says, but he's just fnnnin'
II / caught EN-. Whoops was runhih
Or. he says. perhaps ] met en-
An he asks why don't let EN-
Go?
Seems to me Whoops did the Chasin.
An they go to beat rac'n
Track.
Wish ! knew who made me ketch EN-
An you bet I'd go an fetch en-
Back.
Anyway. we got n card out
On the house an kids are barred out
Now.
Wish they'd let in Tom an Benny.
But they got to go TO school yet, any
How.
They amt had 'em but they ought TO-
Sos Us three could have lot o
Fun.
But their mas airaid they'll take 'em
An, YOU ought to see me make EN-
Run!
Dams had ony mumpS. an ION an
Benny never had bat common
Group.
Shucks. They better not come near
Wait minute till YOU hear me
Whoop.
E-Ju,un,l v.nE, (',nls. in thp Circle
Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-21

sons OF the year. IL has been found
necessary to reject nearly nifty per
cent of the petitions which have been
presented. owing, in the majority OF
cases. to the bad condition OF roads.
unbridgcd gates or bars. The de-
partmeut has fully appreciated the
fact that the physical characters
ties of the Southern States. nearly
all Of which are comprised In the
South Atlantic and Gulf watersheds
and intersected icy numerous streams
which are subject to periodical over
flow. has rendered 1t impossible to
maintain the roads in the same con
ditIon as in those states where such
obstacles do not exist. and for this
reason. has been AS lenient az pos
4ible consistent with the good OF the
service. in the road requirements.
Owing to the fact that the people
of some of the Southern States were
slow to realize the benefits of rural
delivery and to petition for 1t, there
are probably a larger number OF petit
lions for the service Enacted upon In
these states than IN others. This cir
cumstancc accounts for the fact that
II
which the department proposes 10
establish throughout the country lie.
tween now end June 80. 1905. SCI OF
the routes or nearly 50 per cent Will
re in the Southern States above indi'
Gated.
Another thing that has contributed
to the increased number OF routes 10
bc established in the Southern
States" continued MIR. DeGraw. rs
the fact that In cases where petitions
for the service heretofore submitted
have been rejected on account OF bad
roads and gates across the roads the
roads have been pat in good state
of repair and the gates removed. In
the South as elsewhere throughout
the country. the introduction OF rufal
delivery has,becn most potent FACTOR
in epgendering interest in good roaas
and the enactment of legislation for
the Improvement of highways. This
Is notably true in the states OF Georgia
and Alabama, and certain parts OF
Tennessee and Mississippi. and there
are evidences that the good roads IN
lection Is spreading throughout the
South with most beneficial results not
only to the postal service. but to the
farmers themselves. In the enhance
ment Of their farms values and pro-
ducts and the saving in wear and tear
on their vehicles and the animals
which arc used to draw them.
with the Introduction Of lacoi
parcels post mural routes. as re-
commended y the Postmaster General
and which is now eing considered By
Congress" said Mr.. DcGraw in con-
clusion. "thc value Of rural delivery
to the farmers would Z greatly en-
HANGED"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-21
Value Of RadiLm.

The value OF spcck Of radium
l. incredibly great. and when tn
Hon. Sydney Holland. at Sir Fred
erick Trcvesp's lecture at the Lon
don Hospital last week. picked NJ
the tube containing the famous sur
geon's microscopic ESo0 worth o,
raiium bromide Sir Frcderick's con
Germ for las safety may not have been
altogether assumed. While the late
Professor Curie was occurring on tn"
wonderful element one day in Paris
nc dropped the glass tube contain
ing the few grains OF radium WITH
which he was demonstrating. and. the
glass breaking. the precious powie
was scattered all over the foor. Al
once the room vas cleared. every
spcck Of dust collected with the
creates: care. taken TO the prost -
sor's laboratory. dissolved. rccrystsl'
iiIcd and the radium extracted from:
the refuse sgain. with the loss o
only an indnitrsimai fraction. The
cost Of radium bromide is shout >.
a milligrammc. which would mean
ever C2os,o00 for an ounce avoIr
dupois
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-21
By "NOOTIIGHTS.''

0lau and his overweight chorus
from the "Aeroplane" company have
returned to New York In what may
b described as greatly reduced cir
cumstsnces. Not as to finances, let
Il be said, nor yet in numbers. glory
be. hut In avoirdupois--theti Is to say.
gross flesh. The entire galaxy has
lost out in this respect, much TO It's
advantage.
II seems the people out west Will
support slim ballerinos. and no other.
ana our famous balloon chorus
carried, SO to speak. no weight with
them. They treated that prize coilec-
ton of rat New York beauties with an
unprecedented coldness. Consequent
", Glau faced the problem OF reduc-
inR the entire front and rear rows at
once, or shipping them back-"ex'
cess baggage. II was a terrible job
as all who saw the "Aeroplane" be-
fore 1t left this tolerant town will ad-
NIT. but our Ingenious townsman
tackled It and succeeded-broke all
records, in fact. Ard thereby hangs
a tale worthy of any fat lady's at
tention.
Glau didn't rehearse his flock into
shape, nor starve them into line. nor
yet worry them, verbally, into
shadows. He paid salaries regularly
and let them eat and drink Is they
listed. He simply hung up new
rule IN the dressing-rooms to the e.
feet that every lady less than Ave
foot seven who weighed in excess 81
$50 pounds must take teaspooniul
after each meal and at bedtime Tor
about where her bedtime ought to be-.
II the following; One-haif ounce
Marmola. IL ounce Fluid Extract Cas-
cara Aromatic. aud 31-2 ounces Pep
permint Water.
They did Il and In month averas'
cd a loss OF u pound II day apiece.
That's a dandy receipt says Glan.
simple. pleasant. harmless and
worker from the word go Wish l
could get u railroad rate rednccr half
as good"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-21
hummjno Birds on Toast.

A man in San Antonio mas just
ordered i've hundred humming birds
from 4 game dealer in Mexico
Thsse are to he served as a course
il a banquet.
There has never been found in the
crop OF a humming bird any 1000
but what when alive injured the far'
mer. Every bird OF beautiful plum
age that is destroyed means one less
ncuthful that the farmer can pro
ducc. This winter million ropihs
have been shot in the South for plum
age and food. This spells agricui
tural murder for the North.
The birds OF Massachusetts are
fast dying out. Like our forests.
they must be conserved. Foreigners
who have recently come to our shores
are especially INSCRIPTIONS in slaugh-
tering our bird life. The time must
soon come when more drastic laws
will be enacted in his State forbid
ding tho wearing Of feathers. our
birds alive are far more valuable TO
us than their plumage when dead,
Agriculture is Of more account than
ornament.
We are coming to find out that
birds are our best citizens. They
,pi,c for our JOY and destroy our In
sect enemies. They stimulate our
fancy and eat our sluss.-Bos'on
Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-21

Between tho light Of other days ana
tho electric iirht of today. Neither Is
there any comparison between the
old carbon globe snd the Twentieth
CENTURY light-thc Tungsten Lamp
which cuts yorr electric light bill in
half
VIC do all kinds Of electrical COZ
tracing and installation and do "
we'll a. a price thst makes II possible
for you 10 have electric lights. heating
and power Tor many things.
THE NEWeoaT elgcrASc
COMPANY.
L. D. Cooowte. msasSsr.
cog: Washington Avesuc.
Both rbooes -.