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Wheat
lGrcwihs in
California

surplus for export this be regarded negligible These
are Mr. Hills figures
It mistake James wheat market T.
opportunity
bushels
o0O0O0 which viii
bushels hereafter. - - oSOs0'o'oo
We probably of wheat the ITr;d
h good conditions This will bushels SIR
while
bushels So that will wheat to feed
people Within of
viii be shipped eastward feed the central
Wheat prices the United have for the past tbr
months ruled higher than Liverpool although this condition.
can not be regarded normal the growth population makes
certain that in short time United will cease
export wheat.
On the other hand there the slightest likelihood that this
country will be compelled wheat The good prices obtain
able for this staple will stimulate production bring into
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subject in comprehensive recommendation:
for legislation when he sends his message tc
congress at the regular session. Most of the
stragetic sites for water power are already
occupied by the vast combination that has
been created IN. the last FIVE years. In Z
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Certain newspapers Claiming to wear the
mantle Of respectability yet impose on their
suffering readers Concerning the mysteri-
Gus Mr.. Rafles,' who was recently turned
loose to catch pennies for local contempo-
rary, the Oregonian saws:
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might be. For instance, when the senator
from Rhode Island, in a moment of exas-
peration, declared it an 'impertinence" for
Germany to send official information to con-
gress concerning the cost of production of
manufactured articles in that country. he
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08

ERBERT KNOX SMITH, commissioner Of corporations
powers deal with fh
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may be conceded have his own wav
with the tariff but the of getting
attended abrasion temper not as hannv
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Coupling
Up the
Water Powers

memorandum this subject submitted by Smith
he describes the and the
And should these be coupled up they become still
problem of
only
the huCuang flow of the coupling ui
Ierent the drainage
have largely day loads night help the other which
larger night loads and
Coupling rapidly the United
Falls Canadian
The Southern
Commonwealth Michigan,
the Pacific light
Cornach developments
Undoubtedly this process Of will continue It
day by day Last week the Great
Western company the largest of the
orn had been under joint management Edison
Pany OF Los Angeles In fact all the important power
companies California controlled by interests and
their relations growing closer day by day.
AL TINS proceeds IN accordance with economic law and tendency
IS too late to quarrel with the combination
recognized and regulated and this regulation constitute the
most important and difficult work of Mr. Tafs
and the congress acting by his advice degadng his advice
happen The fully alive importance of the
situation and feels that action has been long delayed
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ME OREGONIAN careful conservative paper well
reasoned and usually temperate expression but its vocab
strained of
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his conclusions are correct, they must prov,
very encouraging to the wheat farmers who
dozen years ago, were barely able to max,
hand to mouth living According to Mr.
Hill, consumption of wheat in the Unitee
States virtually equals r,rnd,.c4:-... - !,
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the degree of its capacity Vallejo holds up San Francisco
an example worthy OF imitation and suggestive of
accomplished by municipal ownership water supply Indeed
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Vallejo has done 50 well by its citizens in
this field that the neighboring town of Napa
feels inspired to follow profitable example
These are the facts as stated in dispatch
from Vallejo:
Stirred by the great financial success (which has
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Vallejo
FINISHES an
Example

attended
OF a municipal in tina city.
Water
N'o
The profits from the local after providing sinking fund
and interest for the bonds reach about $4,000 year.
he experience OF Vallejo this field of enterprise sim
guar Los Angeles working much larger scale similar
report The city comfortable profit moderate water
rates and the proceeds applied in aid of of the
Owens project which will give supply equal TO he
needs Of 100000 people
The example of Napa is duplicated Francisco where the
consumers pay erbant rates for inadequate supply furnished
W private enterprise In TACT municipal subject
uniform all America The
Aapa water rates will be found duplicated wherever comparison
can be made between public and ownership water supply
IMPORTANT industrial changes developments the field Of
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08

The Sigismund Sterns have taken
possession Of their new country home
at Fair Oaks. where they win remain
during the summer.
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IMPORTANT industrial changes developments in the feel
agriculture were indicated by James H chairman of the {,
Northern railway
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Davis. who have
been living in Mill Valley for several
months. have taken a cottage at Pa
cihc Grove for the summer and will
home with their children. Spencer and
Constance.
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E NJ. c.. Whitney. whose place in
Piedmont is one of the picturesque
residences across the bay, has recently
purchased a summer home near Red
wood City with the intention OF be-
coming a resident of the latter place
during the summer season.
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Announcement of the marriage OF
Ernest CrOoke and Miss Frances Seal
manini of Sacramento is OF particular
interest to friends in this city who
have received the news OF the cere-
mony. which took place several days
ago in Sacramento. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crooke will make their home at S23
Fourteenth street in Sacramento
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Miss Jennie Flood is an enthusiastio
motorist and intends to pass the
greater part of the summer enjoying
her favorite diversion She has re-
Gently purchased an Italian car, which
will arrive here early in July, and a
series OF interesting trips are planned
from the date OF the arrival OF the
new machine
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Bruce Norton. travelling passenger
agent OF the Union Pacific at Fresno.
reports that the grape growers predict
a crop OF $4,000 tons from the raisin
growing district crop OF SO, 900 tons
Is considered large
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LEAPS FROM WINDOW;
STRIKES ON HEAD

STOCKTON. Cal. March s by
L P.- Michael Naleoud. an insane
patient committed 70 the stockton
state hospital from Nevada county
September &c. is0S. committed sui.
eide today. Valcoud vas known
70 De OF a suicidal nature. and was
kept In the detention ward until
about two weeks ako. when be
seemed sufficiently improved to
warrant removing him 70 dorm.
itory Oh the third floor Of the old
huilding.
This morning several Of Val
couds fellow patients saw him set
oat Of bed and kneel In prayer
Tie mnatic succeeded in slipping
the straps from his arms and icge,
and after praying long and earnest
81. he suddenly made = rush ai a
window. With insane strength he
tori away three Of the heavy four.
inch wooden bars guarding the
window and lcaped out head fore
most vaicoud struck on his head
after a drop OF 40 feet and broke
his neck
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PACIFIC FLEET To
COME To SEATTLE

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 3.
by 4. P.--The secretary OF the
navy has notified Senator Piles
that the department has ordered
the FIRST squadron Of the Pacific
feet TO proceed 10 Seattle for the
openlRg % the Alaska Yukon Pa.
citfc exposition The squadron IL
composed OF eight agmored crula.
era. The vessels win arrive Jane
!. and are 70 b. under orders OF
departure for june s. The aecre-
tAry. in hts letter. however. says
that the squadron viii probably be
ordered hack to Seattle later in
the summer.
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CITY or MEXICO. March s.~-Uy
u p The formation OF new
crater on Mount Culima by the
eruption OF rocks aud lava from
the volcano was reported IN dis
patches received here today from
prldencia.
The activity Of Colima was ac
companisd by several tromblors.
which So far have done little dam.
Ago.
Frequent outhursts of red hot
rocks and ashes from the volcano
were observable aud lava poured
from its sides The eruption
showed no Indications Of sahsid-
ing
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CASTRO INDICTED
FOR CONSPIRACY

tAkAJAS, March I. VIA Willefa.
stad. March S-Shouid ClpriaaO
Castro. former president q this
republic, attempt 10 return to this
country. DE viii face the possibility
az arrest. having been Indicted in
the federal court on the charge
Of conspiracy to effect the assas.
sination of Juan Vicente Comes.
the present president.
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Citizens u Llxahuia are sore az
the master Of the steamer Sentinel.
whom they claim ran bis vessel 80
awkwardiy ~ 70 knock a pile from
under the wharf during the high
gale Of yesterday The county
commissioner yesterday stated that
while such accidents are liable to
happen under stress Of Indictment
weather. yet they believed tbs dam.
age should be repaired BY the
steamboat companies and not BY
the county
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John Jackson. charged with az.
tempting to secure money BY false
pretenses. was yesterday sentenced
By Judge Frazier 10 serve a term Of
from one to two aud one half years
Ia The pcnitentiarY. jackson tried
% pass a certificate on the defRncf
Bank of Georgia for $50. upon a
japanese merchant
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AUBURN March Ally u p
George w. Amea. aged az years,
and a hotel keeper at Pacific city.
WAS killed az the Valley city lumber
mills late yesterday afternoon, lie
WAS struck by log IN q chute
aud suffered injuries 60 hts aldo.
men which later proved fatal, Tie
leaves wife. one son and four
daughters. Mr. Amee was a vet
eran OF Company G. Fourth Mime
sofa infantry Deputy Coroner Con.
nell Was called and made an In.
vcstigatlon,
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WASHINGTON. March Sec.
Rotary Of the Navy Newbsrry has
issued orders designating Rear al
mlrai Schroeder as COMMANDMENTS
chief Of the Atlantic fleet. 20 sue
coed Admiral Sperry. who probably
will be detailed to the naval war
college
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REGINA. sask. March 3-~By U.
P-Mra. William Fiulayson muir.
dered her 3-yearold aOn Warren
and then committed suicide The
deed was done in q moment Of
insanity brought on by illness.
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An parhest young preacher in "a
remote country fftisEe concluded -
saying. AND now let Us pray for
those who are dwelling in the unin-
habited portions ~ the earth. The
Standard
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sIRTa NOTICES.

49,
temeke-To she wife 81 o i.emche.
Ssathhy- 10 the wife 81 j Meath
hy, MiDoF hospital FEB. Is, laugh
nnrns To the wife % e Burns
ana seventh. FEB. Is. son.
Gundrraan re the wife ~ A Gun
dcfnop. ttsS DENNY Way feh. ~.
a daughter
carder ro the wife 81 a. Cafdes
citY, Yet. ~. a sen
feuse. city, Feb ~ = daughtgr
DEATH NOTICES.
Warren Francis Warren. ! month
Mar, 7. fo1i teth ) "
First and EskIes
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
nurrEnwomra = sQs, rres..sisn.l
lea. zoe aeefs theatre tsssh phs1s. ~,
Johnsaa q nAniitaa. uaasFgzksss ftii
bennsy wassom ca FansrAi 1trscsew
FaiFa A. aHa uniFsssfsy HetA pheass 40
SPECIAL NOTICES.
------a~s=.-..ssa-ss4s-sa--
y r ossh~sfs Improved piasfsf. IA.
lures tsst fvfueag. n ieeesHt fern
l..,,,,,.ts, 80 .ss'.,ss.s. 49,. ~ -.
Ahes ftnf Call e Hezitsaee. 1879 ttth
49, fnen* aeaefe 49, 80
vaus asgieisn. 4 wstssi 0pa =
asss uasthusis = mnasfH se4sacs in
TESTING HNEH
a. - fs',sss' - s.ssslsf.ss ps',sses.
80 FgI~.-~~@ ~g'i f--T-1-- ~ 1Wf
Mail ftf6 aesnea ~ rharssav uarrs
i,..'.,,.., y. z ..s...i..s..,a 49,
-8s
i.esssm s-isss@s l5~sf@e.s. wsessv
advance FrtaaY Private iaas4aa a.
-
Msa's nns sAass ~ eat rtfeas a an.
csniFal Quaeh shes HsyaiF Hh5e ifi
spa 80 shsa uFiss FeaF rsgslrfas ---,f
---- --.-------------.--
.ns private lsssaas csiiias hias 49,
est ssd lanes X ttss Ia
- =.
Ia. srsases. rssss 49, ..sss.s .srssssss
- --- . e-s.--.1 - 1-ss-as@
Atnfnn Fhafna IS fHg IS ranlH five
sosstioaa saplA fsatsa ~ Msalsna.
~ttkte
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A,tsss "a Jamss Ne 49, la a. -
----------- -.----------------------------
Laaisa ef@ hisNsa rene~ And
. -....-. n-le 80 sses.- nens tsaE
1 i.eiiAsa. ssg-st .asss..ss gardener,
- !. : -.
f0aT AAn eCtfgn
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Mountaineering and neg
Iect cause more mischief In the
World than malice and Wiekedness.
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CHEAP


STRICTLY MODERN
BRA I'D NEW GROOM HOUSE
FREMONT WOODLAND PARK DIS
THTCT
ii.aee cash, hsiamcs less than rensf
tesf huit honses ia the city ~ tbe
uNmrg has falf roncrete basement win
laanaFf tues and separate toilet IN base
very convenient with inssde ana oss-
side entrance 90 hasenfent. Has nice 10.
etption hall and srsisiic staifwAy has
ihfes large Hxht bed rooms hath room
With az modern piumtinF ~i~riric usht
teres thFnaE Aaut. Faa Tor conkine
clothes chute e basement and other eood
rHE lot deserves special sneutious IL
j. teHl9e 70 alley. level slightly. on street
With ali improvements IN apd paid 10
one block from double track car line one
block from splendid school and uaikinE
80 ni,ce . lincoln hish school Take
JOHN 4 BownisH 4 CO.
Exclusive Agents
tei American Bank Hidg
Fremcnt offiee. Corner Kiisour me ana
Fremont Ave
Green 'sa North 'os
nip You EvrR
Sc a popr man get ahead paying rent9
ef course not isnt q about time you
mads meyel Time Is shoFt to sci one
iie down, s. per month Main cffics
Ashihofn hniidins. OF end Phinncy Ave-
n PAY COMPANY. INC
FOURTH FLOOR MEHLuoRN BLDG.
i.erss lot II raieersisy AnneT. Vita
az srri ca Raxley ave north of Green
Lake. tEeo rermA
GRO W THOMAS 4 CO.
tii Marion RlaE
tke-cAeH-fs
so per month fof 2 fins SEN corner
near two car lines fine view fff0
hinrii URBAN a nI.AcKMOOD
ais-is Marion BldE
LOT on otEEN ANNE 4Ii.T.
coon VIEW oF SOUND AND SALMON
wfNsHIP RRos
500 GOTHAM BLDG
BmLDrRs.
II you expect 70 build give us a
chance to figure Il viii pay YOU cor
den a DoaEherty. Phone White 80
North 10
Three large lots inside cav nTIe.
good house. city water, close 10 ear iine
tlhe, tlb cash tT.sQ peg month Room
3 Times BidE
HOUSES AND corrAdEe ntf4t.r
AND soLp ON INSTALL M s,r4; ''si'ff''
ti7 MARION BLna MAIN ssns
AeNen-foon modern house airo VA.
cant lots one third cash. balance 40 uuit
buyer East ehf 49,
snap four lots g6xloa s-roou, bc,..
nesf woodland Park, ssf 500 nuseinTer
~ -a+t
Fer sale by owner~koNigt I'D en
Matnena hlatf' price tilbo. Improve
mehia IN ia. care star aE.
"a, west Seattle. the best home distrlct
We always have bargains on casy tnrfna
century Realty Gu. i0ls ALASKA nla.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

THE star eHaaet snarastre "c-
eurav, eF assawe responsibility
Tor erser- at any ktaa evroFiaH
Ga t~iephaaea advertisements,
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ST. AAtNN~ " aa@ft
'sitmntlona Wanted adNer.
ilseuvfJH. both male and female.
hait a cent "a word.
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AND At tIAsStFtED Ans.
Oar ceat Wsrd--Ainimuiu
charge zee when charged g.
account actual number % lines
as oct will BE- counted. Seven
insertions made Tor the price
~ ala when cash is paid Az
cap lines. or fraction thereof,
Will be counted a. two lines,
TO ADV Enrtstsus.
Classification cannot be given
after Ne u'cieek daily
nkF14ARB AGENCY - IA
Muiira. bAHa ballard Av, upr
city Hall Phone. HAliard tNk.
MAIN OFFICE seventh av.
between rnien and University
Phones. Main 1889. Ind. ga
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PRINCE RUPERT

PRINCE RUPERT
Terminal Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.
acres tes per acre. 80 down. hat.
sis ARCADE ANNEX -,.s
A GOOD BUY
20 acres fine land only ~ miles from
salt water you're Ter faae ffHa cash
can SOS Oriental Hiocs
EVEN NJ YOU Don't WANT ~
Use III JUST NOW, five esfes af ririt
erowiur titieH in e mighty good mini
g. have. BETTER 80 out naw and ~
our five acre tracts between seattle I'D
tseo each just small payment doul
nonEnr MALrpy. III
sip-a1o-a3i Alaska building . I
40 acres z.ruop house. acres eid 4
tH aianhtd, rich maple land good VI, /
fenced, ste, 2 miles 20 school. $500
HfNTH, URBAN A. BLACK wool \
sia-ia Marion nidr "a
clIEAP AcRRA0H HOME
IN hard tines e the time % maj an
EASY Twins, fruita berries and chl9ns
etose IN. only tltVi terms. lat duwf fle
per month lau have ! places 10 free
rent 20 parties who viii take - Of
place See Mt. natemaH 81 faCincity /
on Tacoma intsrurban or Hiban's
Salesman In Tines block today IT
CHEAP -- 10 acres Nice. iaithy
place close 20 Sound. only tfl on l
terms Of $50 down. sic per RQnth
Apples ana vegetables IN celi6for all /
winter, free wood and water. Talks
steamer FairhaNun, Halhraith heh. :
o'clock sharp. mornings Come alex 70
Saratoga ana see the postmasta
FIVE ACRES. near Lake GeHa hAlf
rich bottom land balance EooNpiandi
all near level Price ftpu. ~ cash
VIII take uhft payment In Law
NOHEHr MALrnH.I
pi0s92p-aai Alaska Huildg ~a@e
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Cue cent per copy. ffH eseta per week
er tgentg-flFe cents ssr meath Deiis.
cred ~ mail Or carrier Ne free copies
TO MAIL sUBsCRfBEHs--Ths aate
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address label 4 eact paper When that
date arrives n your subscription has
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kys ofefoek sny svenfae. please a. -
fbn fageF 70 cali W cur male effiee
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. aHd 70 a'ciock. and we Htil send ygg
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ron sAlg MISCELLANEOUS.


SASH AND noon nARdAtNs
nos Zee sash sise aseas'e. eaiy -
ceFta NfH
not ned aisss 20 fee, In hos. ,ets
WINDOW FRAMES o.
riatn Window ffsmsa o. 90 "a
NindaN Frames fof weights with
blind step. cap pockets aud puiisfs
ttEt All ffamen made In our own miii
HUNNH
Gross panel ~ Doors for painting
eniY 81 10 pet aeer For Oh finiah " 90
per deer,
Picture Moulding ! cent per feet
Quarter Naann. 20 cents psg hundred
Cottage Front Windows win bottom
xiasa tekte and fancy 500. eply fsts
Cottage ffunt paofs with fancy glass
aha apron, only t3te
coApohrrIpN pOOFfNu
fsflfs weight a. lbs per rausra. ttbe
fsfif. rsiEht ~ lie per sqaaFs. ~ at
tsfif. Walsht &c he rSf sauare taat
Warning itcwafs Of cheap. usht roof
inas that ATE not fun weiaht
PRICE, LISTS
Mailed ffss Write today
q ~ WILLIAMS co,
isie Western Ave. Seattle wn
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

= 49,
~ ACRES ~ level Iaad. plth 90 mil
lion feet ~ sfanaiug ttmksfi eese %
pipe line and EaaH Lake FOE miles
IRON HsHfan
EDWARD TnEYEEnEa
n 4 HoK &C. nsntou. fssh
nrf LAND HaF f nsw-wf % D.
'Hssn Seattle ana Tacoma eforr ths
iriee sues hiEH fhaf Fea ant hgF
BE- We are sfiiinH some fhoiN i've acre
tracts on such saAH fefMaf that 1na
Wouia hardly w5ss ere money 4iflgr tsNN
each Ausf HmaH payment blown, hai.
snre iihs rent
ROBERT MhBTHF
ffbsNED.#at Alaska ffa4ainE Aaf
A RARE OPPORTUNITY SO MEST
IMPROVED DAIRY iN&cH
Convenient 10 nitH. lee fefrs snrEls
lent snii under ealsfssFft orchard.
house aHd olfhufifihEa 80 aEe com
psls present tenant o. Tsfia SEQ cnn-
-. Herbert uppef. is Ata sehcpsf.
man nloch III
Acreage na Lake wash Teton. 80 per
aefr zoe acres 70 seise from. some
safrr fr1uti 81 90 psf go cash dpWn
and Zee per month. Ioem Times
iiitg owner
CRY nEAI E4TATE
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rHk Chicago MfARiT asAHf.OHs
1900 FIltsT AVE-.
Wonderful values IN Mems
Tailor Made Uncailed- for suits
OvercoatA Cravenettas and
Trousers A fine new iine 81
Gents FnrnishinKa Hata Cape
ana Soft Cases Also Futf Dress
suits for rent
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500 CASH

10 rru Mnuf = fas 10 huiln on 4
nave SOME beauties. stmiDN. una clock
from &srfdian car l4ns--oriF tsa1 stt0
ash And 4l8 meufhig MaAiiiwter and
" Meridian car line. Fh.He Green ~
80
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= RAIL WAY TIME TABLES. 4
4 DO not trust printed time =
4 tables In newspapers. For 4
4 time Of departure and arrival =
y cf trains telephcnc King Street a
A station Information Bureau, 4
= Sunset. Main 2740, Indepsnd =
4 cnt III.
4 - ~ 4 = 4 4 4 4 4 4
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aaiiars takes aasdoiiaf n~w Morris
faiaiaH he'd ana stsp0und ostefmaaf
mattress Perfection Laundry 1851
fhiFd corner hprinN
Fer Nais~silsht apsina wagon call
5Rta tsth Avenue Northeast Eaetiaks
ear Phone Ned iet aa.k
-siasaaas-aasaH1sa4.i-'
yef sale Afnstfbna Piano. cost fste.
wright ana Htrs pak Cabihst Scr ttin
NaH - sfite re Nsfth 9TH street -asss
Asaf market Ter sale ~ baFaafnl
rssh trade. good proposition oNns4
phone 0fssu aet ~ess
Fnr Sale ifans canned ffuu. isiuss
shd fruit battsfs fpe Colombia is
-
FuF sale a horses harness ana waman
phens Hiafk SIC 10
aas7asaasHHa
uatss. waana ara harness faF sais
T. gssa mfsa
Per Sale HAIRED rfYmoath Haah
skHa TOT hatfhfnH call NnFih 80 fA
Zee sale HAIRED Fiymaath nask
sess fpf tatshink call North 91a II
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-
TO let Two fnam bungalow also I've
furnished raoms oheap cell hai Nofth
tsih Street end phinuey Avenue. Phone
ND. White spA -
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SEE US
$500

Room house an rlasisrsd near car.
! fuinufsa ride. beeutifBi view loi t4x
N tfpe down, rest saay terms AS
~ star -4-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-12-09
WOMEN GIVEN MEMS PAY
Trustees of Insane Asylum De-
eide Their Earnings are
Equal.

Logansport, Ind, Dec. 1.-The
board of trustees OF the northern
Indiana hospital for the insane,
at a special meeting held here,
decided that women attendants
are equally as valuable as men
and that they should be paid the
same salary. Men are started in
at $50 a month, raised to S22 at
the end OF the three months and
are then raised 81 year, until
their monthly salary reaches $24
the maximum amount. Girls are
heretofore started in at SIS and
rarsed to $50 month at the end
of the first year, and that was the
maximum salary. Now they will
start in at $1S a month and get
$50 at the end OF thi,e months
and will be raised 81 a year until
their salary amounts to $24 a
month.
The pay roll at Longcliff last
month amounted to $5.861.92.
The attendants, numbered over
one hundred, and most of them
ARE girls and young men, who
have followed this work for a
number of years.