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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07
MALE HELP WANTED

contract work Catalog free UNITED TRADE
SCHOOL CONTRACTING CO: l623 Nix: 5: Z.
MALE HELP WANTED
MURRAY & READY.
White Palace Hotel building,
Ilth and Market sts., s. T.
Phones: Market Csc and G57: Home JlJ46.
BRANCH OFFICES;
Oakland.
Phones: Oakland 1861; Home A5I4S.
I'd and sts-, Sacramento
% and Main sts and 126 Marchesault St,
Los Angeles
Latin office, J2s Jackson ST, S +
FREE FARE
OREGON.
KLAMATH FALLS.
O. & z. r. r. c. \. E. r. r.
rockmcn. trackmen, strappers spikers, steel
ana ballast gangs; wages $50 4ySB 70 $1So; :ron.v
sIsKIYoU, ,,,,n
TO TIE GREAT TUNNELS.
FREE FARE
p. r r. OREGON.
50 trackmen laborers. spikers. strappers, men
FOR street and ballast gangs, 81 70 81 40 day.
FREE FARE. ShlP 1oDAA-
coIFAx AUBURN.
BOWMAN. APPLEGAIE-
Teamsters. laborers, tunnelmen, muckers, drill
ALL FREE FARE
SHIP TWICE DAILY.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I5S NEW SINGLE ROOMS. INllI(lNS ~
BATHS; Sun AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
s25g PER WEEK-cALL AND SEE THEM.
SO SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.
so SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
30 splendidly furnished rooms. 25c. S9e ana
soc per day; free bath with every room; largest
facing Van Ness av-; baggage checked and
stored free of charge; highest grade Of white
WHITE PALACE HoTEI=NEVER CLOSED.
lIth and Market sts, San Francisco.
TODAY'S SPECIALS.
CARPENTERS
carpenters, mining CO, arizona Slo9-
carpenters company work, $50 day
carpenters. near city. $50 day.
, carpenters helpers. s.. 80 day
BRICK LAYERS
= brick layers. country Job. 81 day.
Electrician. gold mine sos.
Paper hanger, city. 50 day
FREE FARE
Track foreman. r R. work; 500; free + fare:
Steam shovel engineer. free fare, Sl25 found.
MACHINE-MINERS
10 mschine miners for good gold mine, see
boss here, sos. hours work.
TIE MAKERS.
BOIL MAhEkS-
20 tie makers. Nevada. I6c each.
10 lie makers for good lumber CO., 13c to
16c each.
10 shake and bolt makers, 81 cord.
M-SHoTEL-CRENS.
FREE FARE
Steam shovel engineer and cranemen' north,
$3.50 and I'd, $50 I'd.
FREE FARE.
Steam shovel engineer and cranemen Marion
shovel. $50 i'd and $50 fd. FREE FARE.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mechanical craftsman. So day
Blacksmith, ranch, $40 I'd
I.everman dredger boss here. 500 fd.
JObbing gardener. city. 81. 20 day.
Man 10 run Western eXcavator. $50.
Experienced shipping clerk, lumber CO., S1c0.
Diamond drill runner. $50
Concrete foreman, south. 81 80 day.
> more rireters for a big company, south,
tank work. S6T.5O TO $50 I'd.
RANCHES, DIARIES. ETC.
Working foreman, vineyard $40 and found.
Portuguese mixer, $40 found. fare paid.
COAL MINERS.
10 coal miners. oregon. good wages.
COOKS-BUTCHERS
3 cooks. hotels and restaurants, SIS and $40
week and $50 I'd; cook. plain country hotel.
ID night cook. 81 week
Butcher SOC fare, SIS week: chOreman and
kitchen hands. S25 and $50 I'd. bakers helper,
FREE FARE.
ITAIIANS-ITALIANS
FOR A GREAT POWER PLANT
10 Italian laborers. free fare, S67-50.
Call and read our bulletin boards; work coming
in By phone. telegram and mail all day long
MURRAY & READY,
Ilth and Market sfs., San Francisco.
9TH St and Broadway. Oakland.
% and H SITS. Sacramento
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

SALOON AND CAFE-First class: down town:
half block of Market best chance in city; terms
cash: price $500; worth 10000
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

GEO A. FIERRICK. 1905 MARKET ST.
INVESTMENT EROKER-Established "a Years.
1 have several small businesses for sale that
you can purchase for from 500 to 500 that yOu
make all the way from SIS to $3.50 a
month clear profit after you have paid all ex-
perses. Call and let me show you.
GEO A. HERlSICK-10o5 MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-07

SALOON AND BILLIARD HALI.-GOOd i1-
lures: ) tine billiard and pool tables, a corner:
plenty of room; good. steady business; part
ner must sell; $1,000 buys half interest.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
FAYORS EDUCATION
FOR THE NEGRO

The "Freedman" was discussed at
meeting of the Women's Missionary
Society in Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon. After the
singing Of plantation airs by n chorus
from the Howard High School, Miss
Edwina b. Kruse read paper on
''Does II Pay to Educate the Negro.
Miss Kiuse believes the negro should
be given every opportunity TO acquire
an education. Statistics showing the
growing prosperity and ability OF the
negro were presented
Miss lIruse showed that negroes arc
engaged in every profession and said
the race is capable Of producing men
who will be leaders of their people
The great progress of forty years was
reviewed and I'm concluding the speak
er called attention TO the number Of
colored persons In this community who
arc useful citizens She also alluded
TO the colored schools here. chief Of
which is the Howard High School. The
school named now has an enrolment
OF ZOO pupils and there have been lOi
e. graduate since she became the
head
The Rev c. L. jefferson. pastor Of
iGlbcrt Presbyterian Church. said
"Rcalizirs the condition under which
The colored race is struggling for a
foothoid. have patience with us lit
Tie longer"
The latter part of the program was
devoted to India. the foreign topic
of the meeting. Miss Emma Lore
sang. and refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
new POLICE FUND
TRUSTEES ELECTED

The election OF five members compris-
ing the Board Of Trustees OF the Po-
lice Pension Fund, held by the police
Monday afternoon and evening resulted
in only one change in the board. This
was Sergeant George w. Lyons, who
succeeds Patrolman John Ward. All the
other members Of the old board were
reelected. They were Police Captains
Evans and Kane. Patrolman Benson and
William p. Schell, clerk TO Chief Black.
The votes we're counted at the meeting
OF the Police Commission yesterday ar
ternoon and following the meeting. the
new board organized Officer schen was
elected Iecretary President Clarkson.
Of the Police Commission IS by virtue
Of the act authorizing the polics pension
fund. president Of the board.
The annual report OF the pension fund
showed that there was a total OF $500 ~
in the fund. II is invested as follows,
Wilmington City bonds at four per cent.
SsOO0 New Castle county bonds at -four
per cent, $1,000; sach In hands Of the
treasurer s6O22s
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
MONEY CANNOT
BUY THIS HORSE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. April 7.-There is one
horse in Delaware that money cannot
ouy Il is Annie H., property of the
late Clarence Hazel and now belonging
to the estate which Is being looked after
by Mrs. Hazels brother. The bav mare
has won more races within the last four
years than any Delaware bred horse.
She has been allowed the range Of the
farm and this has caused her to look
heavy and somewhat unkempt, but the
splendid size, symmetry and grace OF
nears her tenth year and she trots down
ten road to Mr. Hazels runabout. bring
ing both hands of her driver into con-
tlnuous service. A prospective buyer
came to Dover last week and offered Mr..
Hazel $500 cash for Annie H.. the OFFER
being made as a ieeer, but the prospec-
Is not for sale.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
AUNTIE: WAS GRATEFUL
colored Woman Gives Token to Engine
Crew Who Saved Her Life.

DELMAR. Del. Aril 7.-"Here. mister.
is dollar for yourself and fireman for
saving my life a few days ago, and
wants to get you a nicer present when
go over to Norfolk" said Laura Davis,
and old colored woman, to Engineer Ed
ward 4 West, Of this town.
Mr.. West was running the Norfolk ex-
press south a few days ago. when an
unknown woman stepped almost in front
of his engine He at once blew his whis-
tie, which attracted her attention and
train sped past her This was the last
West though OF Il until yesterday, when
Laura Darns came TO him and pL>~1ted
him with two Columbian half-dolars.
West handed one of the halves over to
his fireman, l.. II. Cox, and they prize
them very highly.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
JOHNSON TO
MEET KAUFMAN
Fight Likely to Take Place at
Gonna After Jacks Re-
turn From Europe
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. April THE heavy
weight pugilistic situation took on an
added interest to-day when il was an
nounced that Jack Johnson, the negro
champion. would fight big Az Kauf.
man.
Nothing definite has as yet been
made toward signing the men, but ow-
ing to Jeffries' refusal to meet him,
Johnson's declaration that Kaufman
can have the opportunity to fight for
the championship is taken to mean
that the two men will soon meet.
johnson viii leave for Europe soon
to fill music hall engagement and
after his return II is said that the
two gladiators OF the ring win meet
OH the coast in long bout, which viii
be promoted by Jim Coffroth and held
at Colma.
Willus Britt, manager Of Stanley
Ketchell. the middleweight champion
has come TO life again by accepting
"Big Al" Kaufman's challenge that he
can knocl. out the Montana fighter IN
ten rounds. Britt is now willing to
accept Kaufmans offer TO bet 5000
that he can perform the trick.
Tommy Burns. who lost the champ
ionship to Johnson, is again coming
into the puglistic limelight. The
Canadian Is willing to post forfeit
Of 5000 for a meeting with either his
conqueror. Ketchen or Kaufman, and
has cabled Hugh d. Mcintosh, the
Australian. now in this country, TO
post the amount for him and try and
arrange a fight.
In the meantime all OF the big guns
in the heavyweight class seem to ig-
more Sam Langford. the hard hitting
New England negro.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
TO MARK SITE OF
HIDDEN RIVER ROCK

The pilot commissioners Of Delaware.
at their meeting here yesterday, after
hearing testimony from the captain
and officers of the German steamship
Abessinia and Pilot Edwards, reached
the conclusion that the Abessinia
struck an uncharted and unknown OBJ
structi6n in the vicinity Of buoy "a In
the Delaware River near Grubb's
Landing. In summing up their fnd-
ings the commissioners said;
"A rock having been found in that
vicinity, we recommend the Lighthouse
Board 70 place a buoy on said rock
as we believe il is a very dangerous
obstruction in deep water in the OLD
channel, and we also recommend that
the Lighthouse Board place for the
aid Of pilots Of deep draught vessels.
additional buoys to max the drcdged
channel from Philadelphia TO deep
water In Delaware Bay"
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
NEAREST ARE DEAREST.

There are many kinds OF trouble
Roaming round the world az larEe.
Some that cost you ready money.
Some the trouble man will charge.
But the brand that your attention
Gets you may as well allow
And makes light OF all the others
lie the one that strikes you now.
Troubles OF some other season
That when present did not please
Are as last years birds nests swinging
In the bare and leafiess trees.
And the troubles that are coming
Do not M you with dismay
Even though they may be frightfui
II they're Tar enouElHaway.
Though your patient heart was broken
When the case was fresh ana new.
Distance lends It's rare enchantfneut
In about a year or two
You can smile Ia recollection
Even though II left you broke.
And II Il Is gone forever
You can treat Il as a joke.
But the ones that now are pressing.
That az present hold you tight,
Though they may be only frlfes.
Keep you sitting up az night.
II you stand aside ard view them
As fellow % a tree.
You can see they are but atoms
In the general trouble sea.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
TEAM GETS
THE CONTESTED GAME

". p. shackelford, manager Of Young's
Ocean Pier az Atlantic city conferred with
~ d. Coward. manager Of the local team
and rink here last night to consider the
award of the lie game Of last Saturday
night Mr shackeiford claimed the game
on the ground that the local team had
not played out.
Ar. Coward awarded the game to the
Atlantic city team because the Whining
ton team had refused to play. Seimer,
sfoddard and Creamer. members OF the
Wilmington team. would not abide by MT
ciovard's decision and they were dropped
from the series.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
HUTTON BILL
STILL HELD UP

That bill OF George c. Hutton. for the
cost OF window which was kicked out
by a prisoner, who was being placed un-
der arrest, again came up before the
Police Commission yesterday afternoon.
City Council will pay the bill provided
the Police Board will approve it and the
amount is. deducted from the contingent
fund Of the department. The commits
sioners are Withholding their approval
and because Mr.. Stayton was absent no
action was taken. it being desired to
have a full board present
The monthly report Of the patrol ser
geants was submitted and showed that
during March the patrols made 155 calls
and carried 14 people. During March
S147.9O was collected IN dog taxes.
The amount collected last week in fines
was sll9.05.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
FIGHTER JEFFRIES HEAVY
LOSER IN A CRAP GAME

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 7--As the
result of the filing of an action in the
Superior Court here to-day it became
known that James ]. Jeffries was a
big loser in a crap game at the gambl-
ing house of Stout and Miller in Reno
on July :, 1907. He Is being sued by
them and in his answer TO their claim
Of 5000. sets up as a defense that the
dice. we're loaded and that he vas de
frauded
Following the game Jeffries gave his
note for $1,000 and when it became due
he refused to meet IT, The proprietors
deny the game was not on the level
and are suing for the fun amount Of
the note with interest
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
Defends Union League Team.

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
read in to-nighrs EVENING JOUR
NAL that Wilmington baseball fans are
desirous OF having a winning basebtli
club this season after so many seasons
OF failure. ! wish TO state that Wilmington
had winning baseball club last season in
the Wilmington Union League club.
This was club that could hold their
own with any minor league club barring
none. having won IS and losing out OF .;
games played. i consider this very good
record and they doubtless would have bet
tered IL II the season had been finished
DO not think this club was a failure, hav-
ing been at the head of their league when
the league disbanded and the cause Of this
was the lack of patronage
Respectfully.
4 Fan"
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
TEACHERS TO WORK
FOR SALARY INCREASE

The Teachers Mutual Beneficial Asso-
citation held its semi-annual meeting on
Monday afternoon, in the Samuel VOL
laston School. A balance Of s37529 was
reported. The association has s9,1ss. .66
invested. The committee on salaries re-
ported, and urged that teachers leave
nothing undone in the endeavor to have
City Council appropriate $4,000 for an
adjustment of teachers salaries.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
SUNDAY BALL BILL PASSED
Approved by New Jersey House-Fate
in Senate Doubtful.

TRENTON, a pril THE House recon-
sdered the vote by which 1t defeated last
week the Olwell bill to permit Sunday
baseball and PASSED the measure by a
vote of 80 to a.
Before the final vote was taken Mr.
dwell had the bill amended by provid-
ing that baseball. golf and other games
shall not be played on Sunday in any
municipality until the governing body
thereof shall pass an ordinance permit
ting the sports.
The measure now goes 10 the Senate.
where Il will encounter bitter opposition
and probably will be killed. Ii is almost
a certainty that Governor Fort will not
sign the bill. even should it reach him.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
En- bszzllnn Official Parolsd.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Having
served -four years of the ten imposed
on his for embezzlement of S265,00O
while tax collector of San Francisco.
Edward j. Smith was today paroled by
the trustees Of Folsom Penitentiary
and win be set free on May /. 1t was
alleged at the trial that he lavished
the money on a woman who is now
dying Of consumption in Los Angeles.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
zeppelin's Airship Fails.

BERLIN. April THE Zeppelin air
ship has again failed 10 accomplish a
- hours endurance flight, landing to-
day after having been In the air four
teen hours The start was made al
Fricderichshafen shortly before TO
o'clock last night. Count Zeppelin was
not aboard. the shop being manned by
& military crew
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
SPRING HERE, so
ARE STRAW HATS

Today was the warmest day Of the year
so far. Overcoats and other heavy cloth
ing were discarded. The early appear
ance Of straw hats on men is predicted
Women's straw hats are already in evil
dence, and trees and plants are budding.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
No Contest Of aLnnkv, Raldwin,s viii.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal April H.
There viii be no contest OF the will OF
E. j Ouclls) Baldwin. as a compro-
mise Of the claims OF the legatees who
were dissatisfied has been arranged
by the attorneys. Rosella Selby, the
contesting daughter viii receive a rauch
1argcr amount than was named in the
viii allhough the amount IS kept secret.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
Expsrt Advice

Maud Is troubled. and. Ike many per-
sons In trouble. she lays her heart bare
before the editor. She writes IN.
Dear Editor Knowing that you
can solve the hardest questions with
one hand tied behind your back. ]
want 10 ask You a delicate question
II you had two positions, equally de
eirable, offered, which would you takef
MAUD
We cannot say offhanded. Maudie
but we think we would.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
LOCAL Y. N. c. A.
BOWLERS WIN

Y. ~. G. 4. bowling teams OF VIII
minston and Chester met last night on
the Wilmington association alleys. VIII
mingtOn winning all three Of the games
rolled. a return game will be rolled next
Tuesday evening al Chester. Following
are ths scores.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
child's Death an Accident.

The Ooroner's jury in the case Of
ELLEN, i3-ycar-old daughter of Cecil
Lilly, who was killed by "A train near
North East, rendered a verdict OF ac-
cidental death and exonerated the Phil
edeiphia. Baltimore and Washington
Railroad from blame.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
Concert for silver Service Fund.

AT meeting of the Delaware Bat
tleship Committee yesterday afternoon
IL was decided to give a concert, with
the Wilmington Orchestra as the at
traction in the Opera House on May H.
The proceeds are 60 be for the fund for
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
BARRY FERGUSON
FIGHT A DISAPPOINTMENT
Ry unlted Press Leasea spoeIaI WIG

BOSTON. April 7.-Sandy Ferguson. the
New England fighter and Jim Bsrry, OF
Chicago. are today not considered to
have championship calibre. Their bout
here last night In which Barry lost on
a foul in the tenth round, was a dsap-
pointment TO the fight fans. Both men
were slow. Neither seemed TO have the
force behind their blows although Fer
guson's appeared TO infict the more pun
ishment. Barry was In bad way when
he committed the foul which lost him
the contest but at the best neither ma
Is rated above second rater''
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
siIver servloe on Viem.

In one OF the display windows Of
$. H. Baynards store at Fifth and
Market streets is displayed the silver
service presented TO DR.. Cooper by the
House Of Representatives.
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
MissIonarx soeietv M.etlnn.

At the home Of Mrs Samuel Nc
Daniel No. 80 Jefferson street last
evening, the Home Missionary Society
OF Union N. Z. Church held a meeting
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
Y. M. c. A. Team to Bowl.

7 NJ. Z. a. TEAM TO BDWL,
The WI mington Y. NJ. c. A. bowling
team will meet the Central Y. NJ. c. a.
team Of Philadelphia, Friday evening, on
the local alleys
Evening journal., 1909-04-07
LOCALS TRIM
THE SHORE BOYS
In First Of Tri-City Polo
Matches Here Wilmington
Wins, 6 TO /

Wilmington avenged her defeat by
Atlantic city at the latter place last
Saturday night in a game between
these roller polo teams at the Elev-
enth Street Rink last night. Whining
ton won easily by 6 to /. II was the
first local game of the Tri-State
championship series. and was Witness
ed by a large crowd.
VIII Coward, captain of the Will
mington team, led in the scoring, but
Sharp Chandler, second rush. was in
1t from the beginning. He won back
all the laurels he lost in losing the
Delaware championship and added
fresh ones to them. Cloward made
four goals and Chandler made two and
assisted in part of the goals that Glow
ard made. Clark shot the first goal
Of the evening and the only one At
lantic City made. He drove il past
three players and it landed in the-up-
per corner of the cage.
Atlantic City played like nends from
the beginning to the end. but it seemed
that the locals were too warm for
them, in fact, it appeared that they
became fatigued after the first ten
minutes and the local boys immediate
ly went after the game. The lineup
Wilmington. Atlantic City.
Cloward ..... first rush ........ Walls
(Capt)
Chandler ......second rush .......C .Clarl,
Weldon ..........centre .......... Brady
Kidd .........half back .... Randolph
Guest ...........g goal .......... Hughes
Referee-Tavlnr One foul on each
team. Goals-Clark 1; Coward, A;
Chandler, 2.
Standing Of the league:
Evening journal., 1909-04-07

Wilmington. April S
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-30

Mrs. c. s. Black is attending the
A.-Y.-P. at Seattle.
Brush up bit, we have brushes
Of all kinds and prices Evans Drug
c. If
Mrs. j. Carter is entertaining her
sisters, Mrs. M. Mari and Miss SUI
sic Rogers, of Seattle.
Miss Mable Orr who is to be one
of the new corps of teachers, arriv-
ed in Aberdeen on Friday after
noon.
Toilet soaps, toilet waters, per-
fumesin fact everything necessary to
ladies or gents make up. Evans
Drug Co. tt
Wan, went to the exposition at Sc
attic, Saturday. They will return in
about 10 days.
The two daughters of DR.. Morh-
mann, who are students at the aca-
deny of Holy Name, in Seattle, are
visiting the doctor.
At the meeting of Wishkah lodge.
Knights of Pythias tonight there will
be work in the rank of Knight, after
which luncheon will be served.
Visiting Knights are cordially in
vited
Joe Nethery returned Thursday
evening from the Hot Springs, where
he has been receiving treatment for
the past two months. He was ac-
companied by Mrs Ncthery, who has
been visiting in Montesano.
The Chehalis County Teachers In
stitute began this morning at Elma
for a session of five days An extern
sive program has been arranged for
the meeting, and number of Aber-
deem teachers took the train this
morning to be in attendance.
F.. II. Green came over from Port
land Friday to attend the fortieth
wedding anniversary of Mrs. Green's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Wood.
MI. anu VI -. vi cen lClt III tiittl tlLN
on Sunday afternoon, to make the
necessary changes in their new home
before moving the family.
The f. c. WilcoXShingle Com
pany of this city has opened log
ging camp at Pacific Beach. A spur
track has been built from the main
line of the Northern Pacific. donkey
engines sent in and the cafp houses
are about complete. 1t is expected
that work of active logging will be-
gin the latter part of September. Mr..
T.. c. Wilcox, head of the company,
states that he has enough cedar in
the tract which he will log, to last
his mill for several years. This log
ging will be done exclusively for the
Wilcox Single Company and none
of the cedar will be sold to any
other concern.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-30
AN EXAMPLE TO THE WEST

The Insurance Commissioner of
Rhode Island has issued a statement
, showing the comparative business
done in that state by stock fire in
surance companies and mutual COM
panies. The statement shows that
the whole amount paid to stock COM
panies was $1,459,3 $4,000. The
amount paid to Rhode Island mutual
companies was $6,614 ,176.00. The
total premiums received by mutual
companies of other states. $S.125,
2S6.00. The dividends returned by
the Rhode Island companies to policy
holders in their own state amounted
ito s., 1852 100, while the mutual
companies of other states doing bust
ness in Rhode Island returned divi-
dends to the amount of 5,9SS,250,
90, thus showing dividends to policy
holders of over 81, 100000. These
results should be a lesson to the
people of the West who are COM
planning of high insurance rates. 1t
is this same class of cooperation that
is now being carried on by more
than 10000 property owners in
Washington and Idaho with the
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association
of Seattle, and through which they
are already saving over $500 per
day compared to the rates of stock
cOmnanies.