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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

NEWARK. y. J.. Feb. ny u.
P--Mrs Sydney NJ Colgate.
wealthy woman ~ orange, n. J..
and Mrs Edward Odds o. New York.
were severely injured ~ an autorno-
bile collision on the Meadow road.
near Kearuey. y. j.. late yesterday
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

Mons Suits and oyofcouta. IN all
tho late effects one special lot
actually worth up 20 $50 for tl24b
A. Bridge a Co.'s Clearance. First
and Nealer 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

The Mallet Compound engine
used by the Efie read cost $3.50.
V0o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

BALLARD A0ENcr-P. a.
Mullen. ste9 Ballard av- opp
cts Han Fhone. Ballard 1ot
MAIN OFFICE Seventh ax-
between Union and universtty
Fnonsa Main 1850. Ind eel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

University ~ Parts was founded
by King philln n about 1900.
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IFWFTFN FFFL UNHF.
ABERDEEN. Feb "A Rirl \
4 baby Weighing ~ ounces. be- =
= izh inches long, with n head =
= as large a. q silver dollar and 4
= legs Ike a lead pencil. was =
= born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 4
= Randall Of H0quiam yester. =
: day Il was perfectly formed =
4 and lived 30 hours. II IA said 4
= 70 be the worlds record for \
= diminutiveness
EEFE 4444H 44N4 49,
Al passenger steamers leave Col.
man docks Tor Puget Sound Navy
Yards. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

Situations Wanted afver-
tisrmenta gBc for ~ worda
tlfne4 Additional space IS par
lina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

Having had the Teddy bear and
'pessum, ifa nov ~ 70 Michigan 10
produce "a presidential candidate and
make the teothsome munkrat
Known 20 the rest II the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

Classification cannot bs given
after Is o'clock daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

Sale Of Fancy Vests--g5.0O val.
ues. t2.2s. A. Bridge & Co. First
and Yesler. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04
Waldorf Market

We are KafnR 20 establish hinh.rlass
mafkst ~ the large store space ~ the
" aifeTf Nsfiains 1t me rcrnsf II
have ataat fs see ~ n % fiaef spaes
The spaces wtii - geutsf Tor raaa1nabis
prices. faneiue from flt and nrwaTd PER
muuth This forsftun IL fne asfp ksef
IN the f'ttY fsf market purposes
The waldorf Baiijing 10 fire prpof aad
ffsf riass ~ sFefy paftlruiaf We afa
ready - fsHeies applications Tor q fIFai
riaha Efpreff fifst class market = first
class ffuifstaHf and fag loratiena te
carry on other i8mea ~ Business ordinarily
carried On q q flrsf class uarkef
Fef space apbiy 70 NJ a N FAF on
the premises o. ts lhf WafHnrf office
IN the WAldarf Building rarNar 81
Seventh Avanae and tsihe street lie
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tiaLp WANTED MALE.

ma MONEY AGENTS.. rnHn HAA
PIN arFun Nt days oniyl hfisht
spsfktIHa famuas % uafpatt8 himuia
ileh Diamond ming hriiilancY equata
sanuina detsetian battles snpefis fills
every requirement % The most eEeetlas
pihaeeA the most faHtidf0us at uais
enc thifiisfh the rnst ~ the zeal de
luunA A. means ~ Introducing lhia
marvellous and snudeftal nointitiahhH
MHfn and sefufinh 80 many aew fflahds
e. Quickly as possible, VIC are making n
special ihaausANAt fef The new tHhf Va
aant NUu 90 wtAf thia Nehufff1l ring.
this Mastrfplsee % Aaus NandieFaH
this stimulation that sparhies eiih All The
teAntY and flashes With all The fire ~
the usauias Diamond We saut fau
% shaw ii 20 Yeaf ffispds apa lake efs
asfs fof ua ~ ID sells Itself Sails 81
sisnta-&nd makes lee pee gFnt pfefit faf
zee. absolutely without effprt on Yaaf
paft We eant fapd honest represents
Nssa eNaffWhefs. ins every locality. aftF
% country. 10 fsct Ia every eeaHtff
Throughout fha surid. both men aua
women yuanE and oid. whe VIA net ssii
% pawn the nafnattu Hlnuiatiah nia
#nnfs unasf ths pfetsnse that thea ace
f#HHiHe ssufs a. suNh sefian sometimes
isaae 10 ffuuhia o. embarrassment N
Pea aaHt Stimulation nlaWeHa. sub
saftHfa Tor Che Wsnnina huut WAits@aef
toasF this aaFcftiasreut may not
abpsN aa4iH-a fifst come fiFsi served
Ter Pres sample Offer bsautital NinH
kstfthsa stud % scarf sssiekl PIN 81
Ills pAnNAFro piANosp co
nsniisn this papss
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tHE oftfCANo MtsrfT rAuLoHs
900 FtnsT AVA.
Wonderful values IN Mems
Taller Made tncaiief for suits
OvcreeatM. CrAvunettes and
Trousers A fine new lire Of
Gents Furnishings Hats Caps
aud suit Cases Also Fuii praHn
Suits for rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

READINGS psas'as tss.asmy. ,.,h saa
Jerksen ClseseH Bsfinnsfs. MeadsYi
: .ssiH ThaSss., hs,sss.ys Es:, ltsi
sFecIAI.-eele nnse s.y..r Tsm..
ted MYERS OPTICAL CO. second
floor itit second Broken glasses eupn.
eatsd
Man's flns shoes a. eut prices At ths
Cenirat Quick Shoe Repair shop. III
Third as,s nsar csntral building Come
snd see them nnas Year repelrins III
IAs,lss seaool q DaneinE cisssss
and private lessons Coliins bids. See.
cad ard James y sies 1t
dradlba. lsvslins lots. dischss ana esn-
tract wark z conaixli1. A s4Tt 1905
49, egala ~
arm the man, house rspairine h All
iis branches. rubber weather strippias
90 aoofs handal am Carpenter
Plunss dyed. CURED. rsmads; hsss
blocked dTsd. rsmedsisd tae Psopiss
Buy meat and sFoooriss corner q
Niash snd James Mats siis Ind Ut
LOST AND FOUND.
Tost fs6fss. e6aiaisiSs i've flSss' one
Eold chain. $50 sofa. one new 40
E1ld coin. Finder may Keep money
Kindly return iaWslry 70 Pacific Frame
CQs iiif Third Az Main t92t or Main
faBH =-ai.A
l.qat-- Probably left on Nj baker car,
ladies' leather purse containing small
amount ~ money keys and checkbooh
Finder notify y Mann. $500 ftth Ave
n e.. Green fis Receive reward
--aa.t
chiias sold bracelet between Minor
AZ ana Denny way and Broadway and
Roy on Lake union car or broadway
car. Reward. a1ot. IL
Lost--Esstsfn star pin hearing name
pf owner and Neaiha Chapter No - on
~ Please return 60 star office and
receive reward 1t
Aost-~liiaek and white Scotch collie
about Z months ~. Return 20 tff9
West h6th Reward ~mis2
Lost Between SECOND and First ave.
nuas. on Cherry street Saturday nlahi.
mink muff Reward Phone, Queen
Anne fiie -
Loss--Buneh Of Keys. Tuesday evening.
downtown district Reward u. Phone,
l. bteb --g-e
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

RAIL WAY TIME TAHLC8 q
q Do not trust printed tire .
4 tables In newspapers Fer a
q tiFse Of departure and arrival .
q of trains tslephons King street .
. Station Information Bureau. .
q Sunset. Msln zYso. lnespsse q
q snt I'll. .
a a q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

A DOT 1T our new flv..aer.
tracts out near the Seattle Tacoma In
fefurhnn are HHa Of the best and aaf.
srt Investments that can be found TO.
day Seattle and Tacnma arc both
KrowinE very rapidly. land between
thcue two live towns viii iu very
few years be worth many times what
" 10 worth today. FiNe-Rero tracts
fich, level land easily cleared 1900
each Just = small payment down. hal.
Ance on such easy terms that YOU will
hardly miss the money Come "a the
orice and get plat amt full particulars
ROBERT MALTnY,
ie.p2q-aei Alaska Buiiding
aag "a
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Match This

acres, near Auburn One half han
been entirely cleared win trade Tor
vacant o. improved city property
II I nURKHART
sos Oriental Hlnck
Opposite Hetsi Butler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

CHEAP lie asfes Nice bealthy
place. close to Sound only tf4Q on
terms 81 tte dowA. $40 per month
Apples and vegetables In csiiar Tor an
winter. ffee sond ahd water Take
steamer fslfhafen. GaitrRith dock :
o'clock sharp. fuerutuEa Come Qulck 10
Saratoga and see the poetriAfttr
rORTY.ACRE FAnM-Easy drivinN as.
tanoe from Seattle Public Market Wa
klnE County Ferry and Kirkland al
level deep rich eiaN loan Halit 10
acres IN cultivation. balance pasture
orchard a. ace bearing trees, Eood
house. seven large fuuna aud hath.
furnace, bot and cold water Oh house
barn tQntes team. wagon. two. seated
huEay, cows. cream separator chickens
farm implements, all Ter tfpQo Come
60 the office and sec photos
ROBERT NAlTnr.
aio-eao-sti Alaska building
-gs-s0
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BOARD AND ROOM

nssfe sse Efsing On select fsmAs
nsfns co. Eshiisfnafl. affhfn - aaii4ts
fsf sia rates fsesqneofs AtdIssA iftf
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$50 lNNaAfaH Mtaah Maln ffI1
few Hfff Tracts Nn everett iffHf-
ufhnH hfiHH msfaft Hl fAHf tafinr
lnfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-04

Man win tte8 20 asVsiar fiaesf
- ass sasSensssd W Weak. rs
nroasiFn az seattle Wash eai.tss
Easi fiiHa ~
faftf te nhnaas uavneY ia ballard
Everett aaa nalilhe hafn Cali fNrakua
Hetst ice Fsslsr FRIDAY ~ Saturday
WAITED Carpenter ta eNngFArf eaHs
stfuel4sn wafk 81 twp ggsisuss fnsAs
a4usan Anns gtS msss
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19
THE CALAMITY IN ITALY.

lAe generally long lines
gradual following In
harassed Sicanaabau the fanful upon
sickle OF DEATH comparatively curvng slowly
northeast Its beginning in the mountains of Central Sicily
instep of the boot lower Italy
In this stricken region Sicily
rock merely dips
the greatest volcano of Italy modern phrase
goenab force that kills ptiessy The
Enceadus here imprisoned breathing
his struggles be free Vesuus slight
island
Mssna
foe is the Here Sca
The that Sicily IN
winter Three days of south wind the dreaded
Inc narrow funneke strait that piles winter
waves pnched tidal
that overwhelmed Messina Reggie The
the earthquake
were merely making
Along the stricken shore Of
have hudded the flat fsenens bn
edgng the beach, In all uckless
repeated upon smaller scale the horrors Ana
AS when Veuvus last broke
to dwell in of
poentou printed list are periods
the
not such nghbor warning its worst fits on
riches the SOIL The earthquake ns appalling
ness Is different matter
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19
One Use for "JOhn.v

1t was the boast Of the "Incompar.
able Laundry Company" that 1t EN-.
ployed no Cinnamon, that it Ihl better
work than Chinese laundries did, and
did not wear out the clothes so quick.
ly In washing. One unlucky day. how.
ever, the company's building caught
fire and was partially destroyed. BY
great exertion nearly all the contents
were saved, but in highly mixed and
tanged-up condition.
Drivers Of the company's wagons
were sent round to the various custom
ers to assure them that they would
lose nothing: that their shirts. collars
and cuffs were all safe, and would be
delivered to them, properly laundered
with a delay of only few days.
Wasn't everything piled In a heap
when you got things out of the build
mgr asked one Of the customers.
YES" said the driver to whom the
question was addressed.
"Well, how are ever going to separ.
ate themT
"Oh, we've got a-er-Chlnaman
sorting them out" answered the driver.
with some reluctance.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19

where in the interior of the country
and to defend with equal force the
shores Of the great lakes and those OF
the gulf; and in the end we would
have, not from tolls, but from the by
products Of our industry, a net return
OF more than the original capital every
year to nation, state and individual.
We know from long and careful OBJ
servations, at what times water will fall
"a vast amount in spring and very lit
tie In autumn and winter. Our task Il
30 to conduct 1t that there shall be al
all times a fairly standard amount ir
the great rivers; that 1t shall do, In
passing to the sea, all the good II 1,
capable of to agriculture, forestry, com
merce and In the development of DOW.
er; and that 1t shall be prevented from
doing any damage by soil wash or BY
any other means.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19
WAGE FARMERS PROFIT.

More than 10 Great Corporations
Have Adopted Pension Plans.
One Of the most significant develop
ments Of the last ten years has beer
the adoption of pension plans by more
than seventy great corporations, Bur
ton j. Hendricks says in McClure's
This is one of the most tangible ways
in which wage-earners have profited
from the countrys fecent industrial
prosperity. In 1898 the pension idea
was practically foreign to this coun
try; now 1t is very much in the air,
In that year only one railroad, the
Baltimore & Ohio, Systematically grant
er retirement allowances; since 1898
eighteen lines, representing one-third
Of the railway mileage Of the coun,
try, have adopted automatic pension
schemes. Ten years ago none Of Amer
ica's great Industrial corporations reg.
ularly made provision for their old
men; now the largest do so, or have
at present plans under way to thai
end. Until 1900 pension endowment
funds had not impressed our rich mer
as suitable subjects for philanthropy
since then, Andrew Carnegie alone has
given nearly $2O,OOO,OOO for this pur
pose.
The international Harvester Com.
pany, the latest to adopt the pension
idea, is one Of those corporate aggre,
cations popularity referred to as trusts,
AS with most trusts, its management
Is marvel of intelligence and enlight.
ened self-interest. A survey of the
field reveals one significant fact: among
corporations and trusts 1t is chiefly
the trusts and the railways that have
most enthusiastically taken up the pen,
sion idea. Those corporations and
those captains of industry that have
figured In recent years most conspicu,
ously as the exemplars of pitiless
commercialism have apparently devel.
oped the tenderest emotions toward
their broken-down employees.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19

In view Of the excessive severity o
the arraignment of the modern HON,
to which the American Sociological So
ciety was treated by Mrs Charlott,
Perkins Gilman, one almost expect
some Judge to ask the poor hom,
whether 1t has anything to say befor'
sentence is pronounced against It, A.
matter of fact, the modern hom
need not hang its head in shame ant
sorrow, and Is in no danger of con
demnation. 1t has done very well con
sidering its prehistoric and even his
toric past, and 1t goes on improving
With all its imperfections-an thes'
1t shares with other human institu
tions and with human nature itself
1t manages to put to the front Million
of tolerably healthy, tolerably mora
en- to do the work and carry on tn,
civilization of the known world. 1t Il
true that extreme poverty, like idle
ness In luxury and parasitism, is bat
FOR maternity, and 1t is true that la to,
many homes the provisions for chilt
culture are still sadly inadequate. Blu
1t is not true that we have reached tn,
parlous state where "the woman re
fuses to go back, the home refuses tt
go forward, and marriage waits" Few
Of us would send woman back to slav
cry and abject dependence If we could
and most of us understand that W,
couldn't II we would. Revolutions dt
not go backward, and the progress o.
woman Is assured. AS to the home
it never has been so unreasonable al
to refuse to advance. 1t advance,
slowly, to be sure, but this shows wis,
conservatism and a due realization o.
its solemn responsibilities. The homt
knows that not everything is advanc,
which is so described In formidable
volumes and at sociological meetings
and It wishes to be certain Of the mex
step before taking 1t. Industrial, edu
cational and social conditions are re
acting on the home as on other basit
institutions. Our various problems ar,
interdependent, and no sovereign rem
edy for all our Ills Is In sight Society
is struggling, developing, making ex
periments, accumulating knowledge. Il
cannot give its entire time and atten
ton to the future, for the simple rea
son that man does not live by high
thinking alone. We must use such lighl
as we have to make the modern homt
a fit place for all who dwell in 1t. Tt
improve education, to eliminate unnec
esary poverty, to remove unjust in
equallties, to disseminate intellectual
moral and aesthetic culture is directly
and indirectly to raise the morale ant
ennoble the atmosphere of the home.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19

The general express business of the
country Is controlled by six companies,
although the Bureau of the Census re-
ports thirty-four such companies in op-
GRAFTON. This is largely owing to the
fact that the six big companies are all
that do business in more than ten
States. Nineteen companies do bust.
ness in one State only. The companies
operate on friendly terms with the rail-
roads, and agree to charge at least 80
per cent more than the freight rate On
all articles. Indeed, the railways are
part owners of some Of the independ.
ent express companies. This partner.
ship arrangement may ultimately re,
suit in the absorption of the express
companies by the railroads themselves
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19
INLAND CITIES AS sEAPoRTs.
A Proper Outlay on Internal Waters
Would Bring Marvellous Returns.

We are spending hundreds of mil
lions of dollars upon Panama, partly as
a military measure, partly to enable
ships to save two transfers and rail-
haul IN carrying between the east and
west coasts, partly in spirit Of ideal
ism-desiring to give great free road
way to the world, says John L. Mat
thews in Success. If we spent an equal
sum or even less upon our Internal
waters under systematic plan Of con-
servatlon we would make virtual sea-
ports Of Sioux City, Omaha, Kansas
City, Pittsburg, Minneapolis, st. Louis
and Chicago; would save all the trans
fers and overland rail haul which now
burden the grain of the northwest and
the iron Of Pittsburg; would make it
possible for gunboats of considerable
size to hasten to points nearly every
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19

what of its own flavor and kindred
The kernal none the less still continue,
to be the truth though enveloped IL
attractive guise. What should be tn,
exact limit Of such attractiveness viii
always be a matter of discussion. Thai
1t may-and very readily-be carried
to excess is obvious. Among preach
ers, as among laymen, there will al
ways be those inclined to the spectac
ular and the eccentric. Latitude, will
these, means occasional wide flights o.
fancy, excessive intermixture of senti
ment, display and moral principle, ant
insufficient devotional exercise.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19
Beautiful Siberian Tribes,

A party Of prospectors just re-
turned from Anadair, Siberia, relates
some grewsome tales of the habits of
the natives In that section relative
to. the manner In which they dispose
Of their aged and inflrm. During the
stay Of the party three men and one
woman were done to death by their
nearest relatives, and their bodies
were laid on the tundra for the
ravens to clean I'D.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19

Nine. Curie, co-discoverer with her
husband Of radlum, has been promoted
to full professorship in the University
Of Paris. A woman who can discover
new truth is certainly qualified to
teach 1t, and the young men in the uni
versity can afford to sit with respect
at the feet of this remarkable woman
Of science.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-19

An organization has been formed to
teach farmers wives how to cook
What farmers wives would really like
to know is how they can get rid of
about half Of the cooking they have to
do now.