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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
PLANS FOR TAFTs
TOUR OF THE WEST

Washington. July 23.-President
Tatts plans for his western and south
ern trip are gradually taking shape.
He has decided that he win make the
trip down the Mississippi river from
81 Louis TO New Orleans. late In Oc-
tober. as the guest OF the Deep Water
ways convention. which will be held
IN New Orleans upon his arrival there.
The date of the presidents meeting
with President Diaz OF Mexico. at ri
Paso. Tex, has definitely been set for
october is The president will spend
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24

October 1e at San Antonio. Tex. and
Will then make a four daFs visit Ia the
ranch Of his brother. Charles p. Taft.
near Corpus Christi
Leaving the ranch. the president will
stop at Houston on October "a. and 20
thence 10 ST. Louis TO begin his trip
down the Mississippi
Before reaching Texas the president
VIII have visited the Pacific coast
from Seattle, Wash, to san Diego. Cal.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
ESTIMATES MADE OF
LAND REGISTRATIONS.

Spokane. July Estimates made
of land registrations AT s o'clock to-
night show approximately 10000 In
Spokane. 1000 In Couer DAlene, 5000
In Missoula and 1,200 at Kalispell.
Some complaints are being made Of
overchargeS of notaries and these are
being investigated. The employment
of runners by notaries has greatly an
noyed Intending applicants arriving at
the depots. ad Judge Witten has no.
titled the notarles that the practice
must be discontinued or their commits
sionS will be revoked
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
MINING NEWS
RAISE THE MINERS WAGEc

Salt Lake. July 23.-Tho m27:-c.
ment OF the Uncle Sam and M2y
mines has inaugurated q new sys;n
for the employees. allowing them -
enjoy Sunday at their homes. Etc5y
Sunday the mines are now c.cc
down and do not start up again INT
Monday morning. The maneEeEa0-
has also increased the wages OF Ia
men % cents apiece all around
This system has been operated 10 >
great degree OF success by Jec~r
knight in connection with his Tir,
properties. Iron Blossom and ColoraC,
have not worked any moro Tsl
around the mines on Sunday than "
absolutely necessary TO keep thiH.a
in order for Monday morning
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
c G C C 9 9 G @ C 5000 90 G g

G Nav 15-M. F. Cunningham,
@ newspaper correspondent. held
. up and robbed Small amount
g of money taken. An eye knock
g ed out.
g June 15-Pingree C KeIler's
g store robbed. About 5000
9 worth OF groceries carted away
G in a wagon Thieves are said
Q TO have driven up and down
9 Washington avenue several
@ times after their operations
G. had been completed.
g June PIE NJ. Bratz resi-
- dence burglarized Valuable
@ diamond rings stolen.
g July 3-BamberGer depot
g robbed or about $500 Persons
g who are said TO have seen the
8 affair were never located by the
O police
G July 9-Turf Exchange rob
9 bed of $500. Robbers entered
@ the place when il was well oc-
9 cupied by men. Everybody held
G up their hands
- July lO-Elitc Cleaning eS-
6 tabllshment robbed of large
g number Of good suits OF clothes,
G. Overcoats, etc.
G July 11-Hotel at Utah Hot
Q Springs held up. Masked men
q rushed the place. broke the safe
. open, and made away with
g about $500.
g July 12-Clothes line al the
@ Edwin Peak residence stripped
9 of several expensive skirts.
g
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
MYSTERY EXISTS REGARDING
NAVAL BOARD 'OF INQUIRY

Washington, July 23.-Considerablo
mystery exists regarding the meeting
of a naval board n the Boston navy
yard, composed OF Rear Admiral WI.
liam Swift, comnandant OF the Boston
yard; Captains Charles f Vreeland
Sidney A. Staunton. Frank F. Fletcher
Commander Roy c. Smith and Lieut.
Commander Lloyd H. Chandler. with
Commander John NJ. Poyer as re-
corder.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
CARD OF THANKS.

To comrades, nelghbors and friends
We extend our heartfelt thanks for
the kindness. attention and sympathy
extended during our recent bereave-
ment.
Mrs. John A. Better, Mr.. and Mrs
F. d Belt2er. Mrs. Ida Joyita LeFeyre
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24

Some men think they are unselfsh
because they are willing to let some
other fellow have something they do
not want
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24

Fret G. Fume is one firm that never
needs TO advertise for customers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
OGDEN sl0LDUPS WERE
CUMMINGS AND ROSE

AFTER BEING CAPTURED IN LAKE,
CUMMINGS OPERATED IN OGDEN CHECKS FOUND ON
CONNECT THEM WITH sAM5eRsER
eERY-AeEMT COOK GOES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
THE ALASKA ROAD
REPORT ASKED FOR

WASHINGTON. March g-Ey q
r Representative Humphrey ol
Washington presented a resolution
10 ghe house today requesting Sccres
tarN Of War Wright 90 report the
needs ana advantages frotn mili-
tary standpoint az the government
aiding ln ihe construction ~ rail-
roads in Alaska. The resolution el-
- asks the secretary a. report ON
the need ol additional wagon ruads
and bridges Ina the territory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

one 81 the most elaborate struc-
lures "a bo ereettd on the PAY
Streak az tho exposition VIII hv the
principal building Of The chinese Nil
laxa Cor the eite 40 which gfounu
was broken yesterday The plans
fDr the villago we're prepared hN
Graham s Myers. architects uf Tits
city. And the site Do close 60 the
main entrance Ga tho cNpualtlun.
contract has already been en-
tered into with q Chinese theatrical
company which win alve perform
ances On the village, and undOuhtvd-
~ this Will prove one ~ the great
eNt OF the Oriental attractions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
BREAK GROUND FOR
A.-Y.-P. UELDENGS

An Interesting ceremony took
place AL the A-N.-p exposition
grounds yesterday afternoon. when
nr J. n. pmther on Seattle intro
duced e. the assembled fraternity
GRAND Master ROYAL A Cove IT
the frcc and Acecpted Nasons of
Washington. who after short
speech proceeded 60 turn the first
GOD on the site selected for the Ma
sonic temple Grand Master Cove
made sewe interesting remarks ln
connection with the growth az this
city ana If the Masonic order IN thlt
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
ROMANCE ENDED

NoRFoLK, Va March Ry U.
PA romance begun IN San Fran
cisco while The American hattlrHhip
tiees nov Ia Hampton Roads was "a
thai port. on lie NoyaEe around 5he
worid eliminated here yesterday
when Miss Emma Mary Burnham ~
Folsom. Cal, became the bride af
Lieut. samuel Murray Robinson uf
tina Calted States batticaliip Ncer
t.,essf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
DIR. CRUM RESIGNS

CHARLESTON. 5. G.. March 49,
By III pr W 81 CFAm resigned
last night ~ collector 81 eastOms
az this pert o. take effect March &
THUS remedyiux a situation which
threAtened 10 cause President -eiect
Taft much embarrassment No app
pointinept made Is President R0oae-
Welt has given rise &C. murN HisCtiae
negro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
SEATTLE HAS BEST
OF REPORT

Postmaster Russell = IN receipt
of chart showing the sAilinga Vt
the different transpacific steamers
san Francisco ~ credited with eight
regular steamers, Seattle seven ana
Tacoma has one "a het credit Thus
u viii hc seen that Puget Hound has
as many deep sea vessels calIpg 10
hrr ports a. san Francisco Which
has Tor wars held the RECORD Tor
the number 81 sailinga ono item
noticeable Is that Frisco has six
ships plNlus o. Honolulu, and only
two Go the orient Seattle can boast
OF five Oriental ahips. one % Homo
uliu ports and ore % Australia.
Jesuit Missionary 10 lecture
Esther Patrick J. oNellly a Fnem
Dor u the Jesuit missionaries - the
Northwest. and residing in Portland.
will lecture 90 the Church 81 tae
immaculate Conception on the eYen-
ms ~ March a. His subject Will
be- Daniel O'cnHmei tire lecture
being for enc benefit 81 the new
church organ.
What Was kittys name be-.
fore she vas married
which parflago7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

STRICTLY MODERN
IRA %u NEW GROOM HOUSE
FREMONT. WOODLAND PARK DIG
WhtCT
81 eeq cash. taiaprs fses than fsntf
this ~ ore q tne muef convenient and
bret halit homes IN tho elts Ger tha
fnnutf has fulf concrete basement with
iaundfy tuhs and separate toilet So hase-
iufnf The urinE rooms are large ana
rNrN rauFeulant with Inside and on1-
slice entrance "a basement. has nice re-
ceufiuu hail ssa artistic etaifpsYs has
ihFeF large Hight bed rsufns bath roem
WifA al modern riumhina electric ifGht
nxtures throughout Fss Ger cooking,
clothes rhata a. haaemcnt and ether Eoed
f.Nlnfe fna numerous 60 nffniEs but
TIE lot deserves special MENTION u
is tssise - alisy. level. HiFhtiy on street
vita al improvements IN and naid N
fuiA itriudfuE sewer connections, a oniY
one block frefn double track car lire cns
block from tplcudid school and waikina
distance Sc iAnroin high school rake 4
lock a. d auyWaf
JOHN y soWnIsH a CO.
Exclusive Agents
COL American nank Hldg
fri ease Main tGuH
Fremont Once. Corner Kiihourns and
Fremont Ave
Green ESQ Nerh gos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

A large consignment " gas pipe
consisting - Nateriai sufficient fer
rs ntles - the main 20 b. laid in the
north end district by the Seattle
Liwhginw cumpAny " now on the
way % the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

ctsr N ciaw. ~ Fsa Is. rrev.
tsnfe hHsnftal
nss-r 8 uas. e. fsb. s. seuss
&iAA
Fusssn ~ Fullea a. ven 20. IN
ihis siif
Goa Isabelle Coz. ?. March .. u ,his
sats ssah weiss g. Msrsh ). 10
this aftn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

I 4 = : 4 4 = 4 = Z = = = = 4
! RAILWAY TINE TABLES. 4
b Do not trust printed time 4
tables In newspapers. For 4
! time Of departure and arrival 4
! a. trains telephone King Street
! Station information Bureau, 4
: sunset, Main 274o, lndepsnd- 4
/ ent III. 4
/ 4 tbf Rkt 4 A 4 n 4 \ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

ROME. March BY L PA
terrific storm broke over Rome last
night. doing much damage % prop
erty and causing the death Of one
person The Roof nf the railroad
station was paFtiy destroyed A poF.
tion OF the ROOT IN failing tore of
the top OF the Michael Angelo cy.
press 10 the court Of the church Of
Santa Maria Angelo. The tree II
supposed 10 have been planted $50
years aeu BY the famous sculptor
and painter whose name Il bears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
FARM FOR SALE

81 ita tf arreH faffa Fieh hagtam
iAHa uefA aasefafaIneH sg acres cleared
balance aiaeNHa fsnnfH ana ln afHas.
eff rasiff cleared fuHHfrE UafEf sfsa-n
hHHsF large tarns ssaHnhlHHa Toe ~
Nsat Nf ewwa eflFhFH HNass ans sat
h4iftiMHe 90 NmafiH8 frait trees hfrs "a
sad fsasfs - 40 kinas . snaH hafaas
aflN Faa5 Barnes fuMs hess
chiF4nns wagons NaEeV r1aaaf
fahr hH@NF. hafFHH n1uwH l4H0 NHNa
ie Fnff e. srhaasi feHsa Terms tt sse
6aHn heianra an easy terms N~nsf
aHNfa 20 feffff Hn MrrHnHf uf fIi haaifh
Address Ntsa. STAR office 1880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
PRINCE RUPERT

rsrnlhsi Grand Trsss Pacific nanway
scsss isa psr acre. 90 aswa, bal.
So ARCADE A'sSEx $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

Gsri Dies After Operation After
an operation Tor appendicitis which
was performed ~ the NiinaF hos
pital yesterday afternoon. Miss Ed
IA Rhea auccumhed % the shufk
Miss Rhea came t0 tAe city from
Mahilteo. and wAs but "a years q
Qas. she leaves a mother. Mrs. M
Hhea. who resides 4t if4s har~
ward nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

VIE Chicago Mi~E1E PAHlots
lao FIRST AVE-
Wonderful values IN Meas
Tailor Aade uncaite1- tor Suits
Gxerc0atA Grareneftaa ard
Trousers A fine rev iin@ Of
Geafs FurntshingH Hats Caps
ard suit caasa Aiso Full Dress
Salts fer rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
HELP wANTEo--MALE.

wanted Men 10 become moving pfc
tire operators Tor Ayr oEpesifiou.
na experience necessary cali ~
Theatrical Exchange tss Peoples Bank
Bldg corner Second and Pike
Wanted Nun ianion paper hanger and
painter must BE- 4 steady man with 30
bad habits Cah after evenings ~
West Hfaria Ia
Sian wanted 10 rrade and terrace let
Fremont district Apply % uschua.
Novelty fafiof Souvenir Counter. Times
fudg lila
wanted Partner f0r Arera fradine
hHHfrn trapping $500 required Have
boat A-s4. care star 80
night Waterman experienced and
Trustworthy Ass, cars Star zf-z
ase he about learning 70 hs moving
picture operator toi Harhe building
JAP EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
----.--------.------------
Japanese roNo. emp and contract
0fa Nii 6iudH ~ iApaneHe furnished
promptly Main is7ei Ind 11f1 fts
Main ~ s--iosto
Iapanaae ~ Employment office
t2z Washington a. Phones. Main asosi
lha slef iVttv
SITUATION WANTED -- MALE.
.---~-a.e-ss..s.a-'.---' .'-ss-7--s-ss--
Wanted ~ expert. land 20 clear ~
lnT or contract particular work naAr
buildings specially. Phone i2ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

&c Hefea l.runfn house Z acres clear
r. sisehsd rich maple land good well
HfITW. URBAN q nLANMMuUn
sis-is Marion nlas s-s
Acreage on Lake Washington. SIS per
afre 900 arfr1 20 select from. sons
safer front $500 per acre eash down
and 81 90 per month Room Times
bids owner
cnEAr 80 sers. = Nice hsalsay
Apple. ana ssss,ssiss ~ IL esl 81 h fss al
ssssmsf rslrhassn. aaiarsllh doek
Saratoga and see the postmaster
q Acnns 81 level lana' Win two Nil.
lion feet Of standing timber close 20
pipe uue and swan Lake four miles
from Nanfun
EDWARD rnEvrERE.
n = q. 3. Boz 10. Runtou. Wash
il.t-x
cHEAP ACRRknE HOME
easy iisiss fruits berries ana eRiesan ~
close In. only s4ao .erma. fsa down SIC
per month. Also have ; places for frss
place See Mr. Iiateman AZ Pacific city.
on Tacoma fnferurhnn. or Hlllman'a
Salesman On Times block TO-DAY. 1T
For Sale 40 acres one quarter mile
from dock Improved with new -four room
bungalow has good soil three acres
cleared and seeded Young orchard and
shruhberF PRICE e. see. Main ssGa
st7 New York Nlork
A RARE OPPORTUNITY To RENT
IMPROVED DAIRY RANCH
Convenient 20 city. 100 acres excel.
lent soil under cultivation orchard
house and uutbulidiuga Old aEe com
psis present tenant 60 retire. see Own
er Herbert upper io-it~ta soheuer.
man Block 1T
For Sale -gnod level land on good n
n - road. WIN sell part or AL nt $50
per acre. Main aEd3 at1 New York nlk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
FuNgRAL pIRgcroRs.


BcTrEnwoEwu a sos. rrefs.sssasl
utteefora kad AireHsed Eatsoinsfs 1871
80 epF h@9fe tasette eNte phenes ~
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Ftfss AZ rAensa. Msia tfte. fna aasa
HanAsy. wa,ssn g Fensrsi rfrsetsrs
f1sra A. aaa cnissr.isr AasA pas@ss -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
q r ofshwsr's ssapspsss plasfss. -
fuFw tsst fefaa1p in tesfant f4fW
good Or Fheurstism faataNa. NfrF
torspisiaf sad dfa4Ftsia Hoia - Ms
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% Wess rhaae Ballard 1871 Esa
Your epsssian a L wssssf ops ~
asss mstheas s n'd, Z, = ,si'Hee ~
Ne failure % Hlsnaslsflsa gatlsn1s
~ Fsusiss nank Bids sua Ard riss
Readings paneaas Acsasmy. sftn ana
jackson CLASSES usNiansfa. Nanaa1
advanes Friday Private isssons A.
sssahisss fearst~y. saturdays Eass isfs
nsns nas shoes - sat prices - ~.
Csntfai G1fek Hhea Repair ahap. ftt
sna sss thssa. Bftas your fspsirtna --tf
Iisiiss ssassi e gsaasias cisssss
s ssa ga si- i.a a.s''' ssss sa' "'as .ss
I AN shs fnsa reuse fepsirins n I'll
Sc hfunchses ruthaf NdAthnr ffftpvias
- epoFa hanaAit am carpentsf
stamp Fa8fas. e far IS ssets. fIge
--tists
Bsy msst sna rroestfss esrnsr q
Ninth and James Mia 81, tnd sit.--n
Ladies Sc dre. hisaeh fsasw sna
rssnedsi hets sss Peoples nsss Bids
4. Holland sspsef ianaseape safdsusf
Nee STA woodland Park Ave ff
LOST AND FOUND.
Taken 40 sas black ar dag4 brown
horse hFe Mho4t 80 Dwnrr can have
sems ~ R'evias rrepsf,g asd , gszls :
cfg rheae Brighton i4f. --i-f4
fsst tadvs Faid A4nieh ana ron each
htFina faeeaafaue q. NJ between =
Ifth si ard sfh ave shd lff ana 4ark-
san. Of Qn Meridian ear Finder call 81
4eatlie Hardware ard rsesiys reward
I.ssi Brooch Monday nlshi aa qHsrn
NHHa ear 90 Marion ~ Phone Queen
AnHH tata Nbsral reward a
f.am safinas pasai.aok so ilss rind
er fasafn n DEXTER n9fton a Co. Back
rrH
FoR RENT--FLATs.
olympic Apsstnents. Iiousss ssplas
feouia eAs ranss. bot uatsr sound
HELP WANTEp-MALE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

Al over The ssorlo--the world is
iarpe---ln Seattle world can't be SO
large. Remember the number. fff3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
TO AnuERIlaERa.

Cia8aiflcatio cannot De given
after II o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENcY-P. =.
Mullen. 5f03 Ballard Az. opp.
City Han Phone, Ballard 900.
MAIN OFFICE-8eventh AZ.
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1860. Ind tti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
FOR SALE

One % flNasaegf ttaFfH on Everett
tNfHfufNam. ftaa ufr srfN nAsv tsrifiH
W y WASNtHN
ROOM A. ARCADE BLDG,
yAps voR SALE
fAnN ron aat.E
1fe6 DowS
tsha DOWN
tffs buys y04t rhuiea ~ ge acres lsvd
iafarf.aff ikuf4 a. ) miles from aiseo.
sn0hnfniah reurtY. fur miles from Ar
itnafnu. tg ~ NFefrtis t.pQa Rcrea 20
select ffnqu 44tai sail. level. sptrndfd
wAtnr hew SETTLERS opening ap hnlnes.
plenty 81 Wnfk In seeds ana ueafty
falils splendid fruit hsfrg and dairy
Lana Payments 0niF $40 Per manths
~ months extension IN case 81 Hinh.
ness ent fesaed % heirs In case -
aea'h II yea naut O. ieagu mere about
Western Wastinaian. call or write for
Illustrated Booked
rf-wonn -frNWEp . TIMBER co.
1919 Americas hank- se@ttis. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
HELP WANTED"

AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS.
One cent e word Minimum
charge zoe. When charged to
account actual number u lines
AZ vet will be counted Seven
insertions made for the price
Of fix when cash Is paid. All
cap lines, or fraction thereof.
will be counted aa two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
souvp VIEW ACHES

SOUND VIEW ACHES
sammaf home sites are becoming more
expensive every year. because the
price - wHtef front acreage hes aanc
- hikh Tire longer you delay the
more 500 VIII paf north % seaitis
we HAYS some fine acreage. overlook
ina thf Sound and ovmptrn fur 1850
to see psF acre no per cent cash. bal
aHfe monthly
WHIST a WHEELER.
500 Nolfuan Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantees
accuracy or assume reapCnsi.
biiity for errors Of any tird
securing "a telephouod adver.
flaemerta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
ron sALG MISCELLANEOUS.

SASH AMI Door BARGAINS
iiat BED sash siss a-Qaese only %
ilpi nsd aless % feet In box. o. IS
per box
WINDOW FRAMES
Plain Window Framet. see
window tFaWes for weights with
hiina step eap pockets and pullays
tiat All france made 30 oar oen mill
IOuuA
cfass-panel ~ heafs FOR painting
emily ti to psf aear Fer Oh finish % 81
pei door
picture Moulding, cent per foot
Quarter houHd 20 cents per hundred
Cottage ifuht Windows with bottom
glass testp ana fancy TOP only ISIS
Cottage Front Doors with fancy Fiaas
aad apfNn uHlf ittp
GuMroHfffoN nupFfNo
itriY weiRhi it lbs Per sausFc 81 80
f.rl9 weisht te be per square. II Is
t.riY WEIGHT 90 ltu Der square. 81 ss
Warniha beware ~ cheap. nsht root.
lass that ATE aaf fiiii wriahl
iAicE LISTS
Mailed free Write tehhy
% ID WILLIAM CO
ieie westsfn Ave seattis. Wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

@sfTUATtoNs WANTED"
Situations Wanted" adver-
fiaements z5c for IS words.
timea. Additional space. Sc per
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

Loans on household Furniture pianos
etc Alsa asiaTY ioanA Confidential
quick service beet terms and lowest
fkt5s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02


WE SELL COUNTRY PROPERTY
GALL AND SEE oTU LARGE
LIST or
DAIRY rkHNs PUTT FARMS.
CHICKEN RANCHES. SUBURBAN
HOMES
Here Are Few Good Buys
TEN ACRES close 60 station bffH
FiNE ACRES nicely located tffo
Five ACRES near AuhufH. 1909
TFN ACRES ncRr Kent tfdG
TEN ACRES partly improved Kent.
ft.peQ
Five ACRES al improved aood
huiidiuNH orchard ~ small lnNu ais0e.
FIFTEEN ACRES. az Hatper good
buildings $500
FOHTY ACHES. across the lake. high.
~ lmpfas ed veil stocked so 600
THIRTY ACRES. valley land. az Au-
burn. good huildinFs stock and tools,
60 900
Twenty ACRES. az Auburn. I'm.
proved. $500
EAnv Terms
ROBERT MAf.rRY.
ata.a1o-aai Alaska Building
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Wanted ny expert. Land 70 clear ~
day or contract particular work near
buildings specially Phone a i1fa.
-@1@a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
MONTY AND EYCHaNcF

No-S1a N-AhhEI.-Money on can opened Il u
= Gent hlgnest p per cent lowest 2. uer renr.
Aasl loan, - per cent; closing. 2.a1l. ne~ cer.
.ulns iaie - per cent Time money was 7,Iiar
nut nrrn Rates. - as per cent for six-v Ia
s-ae17 per cent for ninety DAYS si-ass. re- c.n-
1or -FOUR months. and 5sGe per cent Tor rye and e.
'nohuls- Mercantile paper was offered in fair
6inounts- Rates Sixty and ninety dav bills re
oevshle. Sas0si< per cent; four TO six months oe
cent. -s1- -
fotNt-LtN EACHANGE--The foreign exchange
market opened firm. with rates for STERLING 49,
= points hEler than those ruling A. the close on
= $500, mere Was a moderate demand for bills
out uht supply Was somewhat Disappointing S,er
- oao-es sfa4S46 demand. ass. bid and
$50, "-oay oils. 4s5l5as. $50. short francs
tloe less s-osaSl6s less l-I6: short reichsr,ar-s
t''sgseis less "a. The market developed a arrne-
a"ne after the hrst hour for sterling advanc
ing points further 10 AS7u5.I4 $40 Tor cables
= sssQ4 sSS for demand and g5asds 81 for sizrv
osN bills Short francs quoted Al Slsz, less
k-o- ano short reichmarks e5s. There Is a fair
snGuiry for exchange. but offerings are light
Bankers posted rates were as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
BONDS.
High. Low. Last Changes
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Trading active on the Consolidated Ex-
change with the sales spproxiating 1900 shares
Stxty-two different issues changed hands IN the
course OF the day. with United States Steel com
mon the leader in respect to volume, Union Pacific
second. and Reading third Several OF the special
ties were IN demand, particularly Texas Pacific
ana United States Rubber Floor traders generally
had the opinion ~ the opening OF business that
last week closing rally would hold. and they
offered stocks freely around the room This re
suited IN forenoon high prices being frsctionaIly
under the stock Exchangs top figures. a. a rule
on the decline later IN the day securing OF profits
by early short sellers caused the market 70 change
It's tone. 50 that relative 6rmnsss prevailed In the
afternoon Union Pacific did not 20 below 49,
- or point above he bottom price touched on the
other board, while The low OF Southern Pacific
Ia<fs was = or point above On the closing bulge
Reading failed 10 get higher than 1sIIs against
lsl@ on the other exchange Detailed operations
follow