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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-01

Daniels Keller Co.'S Salvage
Entire stocks have been repenshed
livery Section Of This Great Store Thrills With Bargain Giving Enthusiasm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-01

Miner" nhe released her arm from
Alice's engaging hand and advanced
tn Harry.
Harry she said. mischlcvous
light ia her eyes. rs Il because
you're crazy about Alice that you
whistle all those lovcslck melodies
when you see herg"
To Marbles intense surprise
Harry failed TO turn red. He merely
glanced NJ her with a whimsical air
and then. touching his hat. walked
off. hut as he walked he whistled
Cant You Guess the Answer. Dolly
Darling
Although considerably surprised
AZ IIarrys sclfpossession. Maribel
decidsd that his answer WAS euf
ficient He was In love with Alice
She could not suppress an involun-
tary sigh al she reioined her chium
Harry was dear boy. and she felt
sure that he would make Alice very
happy.
Late that afternoon. after leaving
Alice at the latters house. she again
met Harry. lie walked home with
prised. He aid not appear TO be EN-
barraesed or bashful In the slightest
degree. Evidently being In love
had effected a great Improvement In
him. Then. when he left her at the
gate, he started whistling new
tune. Maribei recognized Il as the
air OF a new song. Just out The
title OF the song was, I'm Longing
Dear. 10 Hold You in My Arms"
Although MRrlbel knew that the
eona was not meant for her, II
thrlHed her strangely. She felt the
blood rush to her face. and, ashamed
of her weakness, she hurried Into
the house.
A night or so later Harry came TO
call on Marlbel. She had debated
whether she should allow him. as
eha felt that he was I'm love with
another girl. but had finally decided
that. as he was not publicly en-
gagged. Il would be all right. As
Harry mounted the steps OF her
house that evening she heard his In
eyltabie whistle. This time the tune
was that Of Sweetheart, I've a Tale
Of Love to Tell You"
That was the last straw Maribel
decided that she could not allow
Harry to whistle such tunes at her
or 20 her any longer. or course, she
fell that he meant nothing by IL, but
Il was getting on her nerves. And
We. she couldn't directly say any
thing about Il TO him, because that
would show him that she really
cared for him Accordingly she hit
upon the happy plan of instruoting
him through q song which she would
play 10 him on the piano. The song
that she played was this, Don't
Make Love TO Me When Someone
else Has Got Your Heart" She
played 1t several times, 80 that Har-
nv could not mistake her meaning.
But Harry only smiled Then he
started whistllng again. His tune
this time was. ITS You / Love
You-You-Yo ul" And somehow, a
moment later Maribol found herself
laughing happily, her head upon his
shoulder, his arms about her Waist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-01

,..as % ths se'''ls
10 naaisls :
fEeH Car seisese
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see, -. daaaEed -
IS A. water ass
sases quantities 81
. 49,, a al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-01
GDaAlAIaNG 1910
~ ~ VI NJ End Ave.

II I make n dollar
on your Dental Work,
you save q dollar and
the Dental Combine
loses two dollars |
DO strictly high class
work for half the
price charged by the
Combine Dentists My
low prices. high-clRss
work guaranteed, and
painless methods have
made the dental war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-01
Notions and Toilet Preparations

Daniels Keller Cos entire line Of Velvet
Grip Hose Supporters. one-third below regular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-01

open every evening until 10, and y. m,
Sundays for working people, Read my
article In saturdays star on Modern
Dentistry" EDWIN J. BROWN, q. D +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-01

raaasanAs and thousands OF pure Linen
nd czmhae Handkerchisfs. bought al ioc
sp sAe "a he talf4r from Daniels & Keller
Co. vii VI offered tomorrow In three lots
- follows
Let 5--fadies Hantkerchisfs. worth 9c
regular 70 tic: sale price each. 1890. ~
Lot 2-Eafies H&ndkeTchlefs, worth 10r
regular 10 zsc. for. each .....-...... w
Let s-Iadies Hanakerchiegs. worth 70 35c:
spze slightly damaged. fEr
hr. each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tJI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-01
LEATHER GOODS SNAP!

Greatest variety aud best values We have
ever known In Hand Bags.
We VIII place on sale tomorrow 500 Leather
Hand Bags. 10 goat. seal and grain leather.
fitted with inside pockets and card cases;
some with folding bottom. Others with
strong metal frame: regular values. OQr
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSFER.
Intervening Petition by Minority
Stockholders May Be Dropped.

The intervening petition by minority
stockholders in the Chicago Terminal
Observation-Disclosures and Ohio suit Is Ike
X TO be dropped this month. and the
court viii be able TO arrange for a fore
closure sale of the property. probably at
an upset price equivalent 10 the total
amount Of bonds outstanding. plus inter
est accumulated, receivers certificates
issued. &c.
Recent purchase Of the minority stock
fpreferred) was in the interest Of the
Baltimore and Ohio. which had previous
" secured the bonds when its lease Of
the Terminals facilities. including the
Grand Central passenger station, was IN
jeopardy. Most Of the stock OF the COM
pany is in J. p Morgan's custody. In the
interest Of the Burlington. which viii
have an understanding with the Balti-
more and Ohio as 10 future control and
use OF the property.
Il Is unlikely that the Burlington viii
become q tenant in the near future. but
Il will derive a good deal OF traffic from
industries on the Terminals lines
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
steel companie. cut Price..

The price-cu1tins movement among the
independent stesI companies. it is report
ed. is becoming more general. One Of
the largest independent companies has
joined the ranks Of the concerns that are
now making concessions 10 consumers.
and the movement promises 10 become
widespread Reductions Of from 81 to s.
ton are being made il plates. sheets.
and structural steel
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
Cleveland Traction Affairs.

The Central Trust Company Of New
York, which threw the Cleveland Traction
system into receivers hands. has petit
toned the Federal Court here to raise the
rate Of fare to the limit allowed by the
old ordinances. The request is made on
the ground that the Municipal Comapny
owes Ssaae 90. and that the receivers have
lost s1z5.oeo because OF the scent fare.
This viii practically mean the abolition
Of transfers in Cleveland and various
ratee Of fare from cents 10 cents.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
Utica. clinton and Binrhamton.

The treasure Of Utica. \. 7. has sold
l.SS5 shares 5 per cent stock Of the Utica,
Clinton and Binghamton Railroad. guar
anteed BY the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company. IN blocks OF FIVE shares
The city OF Utica issued bonds 10 aid in
the construction Of the railroad and took
the stock as security
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
,Iu.t Ask AuthorIsatIon.

Under the corporation laws Of Penn
sylvania. obligations once issued are re-
garded as exhausting the authority from
the stockholders under which they were
issued and therefore any subsequent is
sue, even for refunding. must have new
and specific authorization. The authOri-
zation viii be asked this year instead OF
next so that the directors may be IN po-
Sition TO take advantage of whatever
favorable conditions Of the money mar
ket may present themselves this year
The S2o,000.000 general mortgage bonds
referred to bear per cent interest and
the notes bear per cent There is
every prospect that a substantial saving
Of interest viii be possible In the re-
funding when the general mortgage
bonds have matured and been paid OF on
refunded in some other form. the con-
solidated mortgage viii be first lien
upon the entire main line mileage OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. This mortgage au-
thOrizes a total Issue not exceeding Sleo.
00G.0C0 at any one time. Only S52.5Ss.e10 OF
this issue are outstanding. including the
Sl0Ooo.O 600 which were foated in this cOua-
try and abroad last spring
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
MORE FACTS
ABOUT CHEVY CHASE

One foot Of ground IN the Chevy Chase Section
is worth at least IN any other suburb OF "asnlng
ton If this is not realized to-day It viii be IN the near
future We selling at prices ranging Iron one
half to twothirds the prices obtained in other sections
Our prices rapidly advancing We can advance ano
get the advance because II is generally known mat
our prices are too low. We thoroughly appreciate the
situation but rather than Jump the prices at once 70
value it has been determined advance them grad
ually so that at ali times they viii be below value
We can cite dozens Of cases where profits have been
made by reseIlng The majority OF purchasers buy Tor
homes but when for reason it desired to resell
shere IS always market Because of the rise IN prices
Of ground held BY original owners, it IS easy to make
profit
This is the situation as it exists to-day and does
not take into consideration the positive advance IN vaiue
in the Chevy Chase section, which goes on as time
passes.
All the large cities grow toward the Northwest.
Connecticut Avenue is directly northwest from the
White House 1t is I3o feet wide Has on IT the best
car service the District Of Columbia. These ears run
on time and although present seven-and-a-hali-
minute schedule you depend on theT-thiS IS the
important thing Ask any of the residents in the section
about the service You be absolutely sure, too that
this schedule and viii be kept up to date, and
changed as rapidly is required. 1t has not been
necessary so far to ofener because the Chevy
Chase section is built up thoroughly as some
others Why is this? Because of the control OF the sec
ton by far-seeing owners who realize that the best
residence section Of suburban Washington would De
out Connecticut Avenue if properly handled and in
order to hold it for such development wise building
restrictions were established the cost and character
of houses This has held back for time in develop
r,ent but NO DEVEI OPMENT IS MUCH BETTER
THAN POOR DEVELOPMENT. This IS proven by
some sections in the city proPer-where shanties IN
number of localities have killed advance
Look into conditions thoroughly, the more serious
thought the better for Us. CONSIDER THE PAST,
PRESENT AND FUTURE
All improvements water sewer, gas macadam
strsets oranolithic sidewalks sc. Pats and full nfor
nation upon application. Write, phone or call
'HoMAS ]. FISHER 6 COMPANY. incorporate
73S 18th Street Northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31

The Montreal Trust and Deposit Com
paBy has increased its capital stock from
S50eo0o 10 s1.O0o,00O The new stock VII
be offered 20 shareholders At 10.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
French Foreign Trade,

Customs statistics o. imports and -
ports for France in Isos show a -
Of S2S.4oeeea and Sstsse.e0o respeos
The principal falling cff was in thef -
OF manufactured goods. which i
uted TO the financial situation
United States.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
PRESIDENT PARKER
OUTLINES PLANS
Capital to Be HeadquarterSOf Of
Commercial Congress.
DESCRIBES BUILDING PROJECT

Discusses Deliberations Of Executive
Committee in Atlanta and Indicates
Havr Endowment for Enterprise
VIII BE Rsfsed-WOuId Place Strue-
ture in Charge Of Local Trustees.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
Rolling Stock Not Run Down

This does not look as though the roll
ing stock had been allowed 20 run
down in order to save expenses There
is a certain number Of vacancies IN the
equipment register. due to the retirement
OF destruction Of cars which have not
been replaced because there has been no
necessity for replacing them Immediately.
but in a general way 1t can be said that
the company has kept the equipment IN
yentories fairly well filed.
The recent report from Pittsburg that
the Pennsylvania was "in the market"
for 2.el0 freight cars Is declared to be Of
little significance. The orders have not
been placed. nor Is Il certain that they
viii be IN the immediate future. The Penn
sylvanis's purchasing department fre-
quently makes inquiries Of this kind in
its efforts 10 keep IN touch With the mar
ket and Is not unlikely that under favor
able conditions a limited number Of or
ders viii be given for the replacement
Of vacant numbers in the inventories
The Pennsylvania has nc desire 20 pur-
chase additional equipment.
Il IS probably not universally under
stood that SSoo600o9 addition TO the bond
ed debt. authority for which viii be asked
OF the stockholders at the annual meet
ing in March, represents entirely the
rsfunding OF existing obligations The
Pennsylvania Railroad has close TO 500
eoo0e0 Of the old general mortgage bonds
falling due JUN !. 1919. the same date on
which the S50. .000 000 three-year notes ma
[ tire
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
CLEARING HOUSE OF
The WORLDS NEWS
Transatlantic Cables Have
Snow Bound Terminal
At CAPE CANSO, NOVA SCOTIA

Hazel Hill Settlement Is the Largest
Cable Station in the WOrId-Eiec-
tric Flashes Radiates in Many Di-
rections-Neyv York TO London and
Back in Three Minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
REVENUE
SHOWS INCREASE
Earnings Better Now Than
One Year Ago.
BUSINESS IS GAINING SLOWLY

System Reports $1,000 Idle Cars, In
cIuding $500 in shOps-NO New
Rolling stock VIII Be Purchased
Except for RepIacements-PropO
Bond Issue for RefundIng.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
Has Telephone Attachment.

In practice the teIewriter Is fitted with
telephone attachments. and commuuics-
tion can be obtained both orally and in
writing, but not simultaneously. The
writer OF the message has the exclusive
use OF the lines for the tine being. and
u there hspeRs 10 be an observer at the
receiver who wishes tc interrupt the
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31
wouId QuaIify Comparison.


This comparison. however. needs 20 be
qualified 70 some extent. The association
agures do not include cars in repair
shops in the surplus. whereas the Penn
sylvania's figures do. Il IS vell-known
that the railroads OF the country, prac-
tically without exception, had a large
number Of cars in the shops in the spring.
and that shop cars at the present tine
have been reduced 70 about the normal
proportion. which IS in the neighbor-
hood Of per cent. The actual number Of
Idle cars for the country is therefore not.
as much as So per cent OF the actual
maximum
Il IS Of considerable interest. as bear
ing upon the diligence with which the
railroads have kept up the condition
Of their equipment. that the percentage
Of shop cars has been reduced 20 the nor
NAL In this respect the Pennsylvania
makes better showing than the average.
On the lines east Of Pittsburg the Penn
sylvania has no more than about Eve
hundred cars IN shop awaiting repairs.
and on the lines west there are about
three thousand ears. The whole system
has in the neighborho0d OF 250000 cars,
so that the proportion Of shop cars for
the system is less than per cent
The Washington herald., 1909-01-31

The. Pennsylvania earnings thus far
Ia January have been somewhat better
than those Of the same month year
ago. although they are hardly up 70 the
level OF December last. officers Of the
company attribute the latter fact to the
usual dullness that follows the holiday
activity. They see evidences OF a grad
ual Improvement in Fundamental business
and industrial conditions. and expect
to see this Improvement gain headway
slowly from the present time on.
Judging from the demand that the
Pennsylvania experiences Just now. the
statistics on surplus cars. published by
the American Railway A.sociatlon's car
efficiency committee. rather exaggerate
conditions; or. more accurately, repre-
sent conditions that do not necessarily
exist by the time the figures are made
public. Thus the stock Of surplus cars
for all the reporting members OF the as
sociation we're given as ss20ao for Janu-
airy 6. This is approximately 50 per cent
OF the maximum surplus Of the past
year, which was reported in April At
the present time the Pennsylvania lines
east and west have e3.0e0 so-caIIed
stored cars as compared with a maxi
mum OF $500 cars last spring. On the
/ Pennsylvania system the present surplus
is therefore about IS per cent OF the maxi
mum
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-13

Attorney j. Thomas Hewin can
possess his soul I'm patience" and
so on his way i'm peace. The init
nation chat Dee has ia any way gone
out OF bis way 90 do an unprofess-
ional thing or conspired 20 injure
any one innocent of wrong-doing is
too absurd for a moments notice
or for an hours consideration. This
is where ones previous good record
comes into the limelght and where
good character is a luminous asset.
In these courthouses, every
known method Of distortion and mis-
representation is resorted to in or
der 90 carry q point and to cloud
and obscure the facts at issue. To
establish the allegations. motive for
the alleged improper conduct must
he established. We have lived here
long enough TO know that the bet
ter class of iaw-abiding white AMI
colored people understand the sit
uation exactly and that they have
formed their own conclusions as 10
the nature OF the PROCEEDINGS
which have for the last few months
confronted them.
When ministers of the gospel of
known respectability and reliability
are branded as liars. when they are
known to be truthful men and men
OF character are sneered at as SUI
spicious characters, when they are
known TO be honest. truthful indi-
viduals, the situation is at once ex-
plained and honest upright attor-
neys of Mr.. J. Thomas Hewin's cal
Fbre and character need have no
fear Of the deception of the public
by such practices.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-13
THE ELECTION.

The result of the local elections
last Tuesday. while having but
slight national significance would
seem to indicate That the Demo.
cratic Party as at present constituted
has found practically no reason TO
hope for a return to power in the
NATIONAL government. The defeat
OF Tammany in New York city was
very significant. II shows that had
Hon w. r. Hearst kept out os the
race, the indications are that Judge
Gaynor' his chief political opponent
would have been defeated.
As the matter now stands the
Fusion Republican organization will
control the financial part of the city
government and will expend one
billion dollars in improvements
Should the combination remain
united and not fall out over the
'loaves and fishes. there is danger
ahead for the Democratic orgapiza-
tion in New York.
The result in Virginia is just as
everybody expected. The Republican.
made a fight and they
lost At the present rate of increase
the Party may come into power
again in this state in about twenty
i've or fifty years. Sun, it is best
TO have minority party, If for no
other purpose than to have a place
Oh refuge for the disgruntled demo-
Gratis who are badly In need OF an
asylum, from which the issuance OF
threats may cause some embarrass-
ment to their enemies, If not actual
harm to those whom they condemn
for past evil doing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-13
FOUND eun: k.Ila Rroth.r.

While going home from school at
Deimar. Del. Logan and Roger, the
young sons of Calvin Pollit. a we'll
known farmer Of Loretto. found a
shotgun. supposedly left by hunter
Logan, six years old. picked up the
gun and. pointing IL at his brother.
Roger. nine years old. pulled the trig-
ger. The entire contents Of one barrel
was emptied into the lads stomach.
The little fellow then picked up the
bleeding body. and after carrying it
10 his home. tainted from grief Upon
a doctors arrival he pronounced Roger
dead.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-13
WILL APPEAL
CONTEMPT CASE
Federation Of Labor Backs Up
Their Three Leaders.
CALL TRIAL UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Council In Session at Toronto De-
nounee Trial Without a jury as
Deprivation Of Priceless Heritage.

Deprivation Of Priceless Heritage.
Toronto. Nov. 1O.-If Samuel Comp
ers. Vice President John Mitchell and
Secretary Frank Morrison, OF the
American Federation OF Labor, event.
ually have to serve Jail sentences for
contempt of court. Il will not be due
to lack Of support from trades un.
ionism.
The executive council of the feder.
alton recommended to the annual con.
vention that an appeal be taken 70
the United States supreme court. both
In the Bucks Stove and Range com
panys injunction case and In the con.
tempt proceedings growing out OF It.
That the convention will ratify the
recommendation seems certain. and
that the three labor leaders and their
fellow officers viii be reelected for
another year Ia predicted
Report concerning the Gompers trial
in part read:
1--WE recommend that an appeal be
taken from the decikion rendered in
both the original injunction as we'll as
the contempt case growing out OF it,
We cannot permit these decisions &c
30 unchallenged. They affect funda
mental rights and either the courts or
congress must safeguard them.
ut should be borne in mind that in
these proceedings Messrs. Gompers
Mitchell and Morrison did not have
the constitutional right Of trial by
jury. All the circumstances In this
case go TO prove that conviction would
not have followed 10 the case had been
submitted on it's merits TO a Jury OF
their peers. We hold that. eNceptine
where contempt Is I'm the presence of
the court the liberty OF no citizen
should be committed TO the keeping OF
any one man. regardless of who ne
may be or what position ne may Sold:
on the contrary. we hold that a citizen
charged with violating an Injunction
the penalty OF which involves impris
onment should have the same Iega
right TO a trial by jury that Is always
accorded 10 a person charged with
violation OF the criminal law. To DENY
the right Of trial by jury IS 10 take
from the people the protection anc
priceless horitagos which were secured
10y them AFTER centuries OF pCrsevCr
ancc, struggle, sacrifice. exile and ever
martyrdom.
Whatever differences Of opinion
may exist among men as 10 any con
trovcrsies between labor and capital
no good citizen OF our country who
treasures freedom can rest secure un
I'll trial by jury becomes so we'll re
cognized and so firmly established iu
our legal Jurisprudence that no man
will ever again attempt TO deny this
essential and historic right"
The council also recommended that
organized labor take appropriate ac
ton looking toward the naming OF
suitable citizens TO MI vacancies that
may occur in the supreme court OF
the United States in the lesser fed
eral courts
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-13
TO HONOR JOHN BROWN.
December = aud Not December 20
Date Set For 5Oth Anniversary
OF John Browns Death.

To the Colored Citizens Of the
United States and their fellow
countrymen-
Greeting:
Inasmuch as by some error the
New England Suffrage League at its
9th Annual Session in Boston on
October 18th urged the Colored peO-
pie OF the United States TO generally
celebrate the 50th anniversary of
the public murder of John Brown
and named the date December %.
1909, we the undersigned officers
of said League announce that the
proper date is December 2. 1909.
In pursuance of the vote of the
League ratified by the mass meet
ing at 81. Paul Baptist Church on
the night of October 4th. and IN
consonance with it's spirit we issue
this appeal first TO all Colored Amer
leans and also % all their fellow
cOuntrymen 20 assemble in public
memorial meeting on December ..
next 20 honor the memory OF this
prOto-martyr OF freedom. We egB,ec-
tally urge the National independent
Political League and the Niagara
Movement to hold such public me-
mortal meetings and all literary or
patriotic societies 10 so do. We APP
peal 90 all the Colored churches OF
this country and 90 an other church
IS 90 set aside the Sunday preceding
December 2nd I'm honor of John
Brown as a day OF prayer for me
cause of freedom for which he laid
down his life and Of honor 20 this
great crusader.
We further appeal to the CoIored
press and to- an other publications
90 spread this appeal broadcast be-
fore their readers.
WM. MONROE TROTTER. PRES.
II Cornhiu. Boston. Mass.
REV w w. RYAN. Cor. Sec'-
Sd Court ST.. w Newton. Mass