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New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
COFFEE-The feature Of

COFFEE-The feature OF to-day's coffee market was
the continued the month premium June
closing a Of 10 points. making decline OF
unchanged points lower. sales we're op!E 1000
The opened unchanged TO - points lover
although change reported in any Of the foTssn
markets. only apparent in the which
sentiment the increasing
tendency crop movement which : the natural
thing Of the The only business re
ported in early the day when there was
a sale al G4pc. a premium Of only ~ points as com
pared with September. whereas at the md of May June
commanded September of 90 poinfs Aiier
reported early few Jun" hullng
ring. ana while there We're
% June. points IF the was
recovered closing bids Very low tenn afal!Les
TeDorted and while the weather there re
Gently favorable for harvesting th@ crop Wnich
beginning said 70 have beer too dry
for the best interests OF the coming Yield SO ar SOM.
unsaistaCto reports during the
hing a
TapidIz- available
niles at the chief consuming points undoubtedly been
much reduced this lead TO an active demand ]
D~ uarSet fer sF'; '0tes was
quiet with quotations the basis OF I7sGa. tor RIO
The range OF contract prices in the local market to-
was
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
PED RANK LINE.
Citations.

T7INsIEIN. DAVID THE PEOPLE OF TIE ~
y S-s-e II York the sra-s a- tl'1 - alA
a1ersr5s---T1 Caroline Ens-aln F7-saee Ma-1S.slq;
Florence Se-iEn-al- Amy S7-ns1LE -aNls
E-ls-sla joel sPia5arH- Ea-nzn Haas aai
ET--~Fz T4r-.4-. The heirs ana next OF - -
Cavi- L --.1s=lr. deceased send greeting whereas.
S.1r1r1-- 3 Ea-uz1. Of tEe l-y OF Ne" 1l-a ia
SUT-1Ea-es court or olA
- T1rz certain Instrument -
and personal pr-perLy GUY
proved last viii and testament or Dat-l Z LIN
-F- County New YORK deceased IHsIs-
fore vo- each are c-rs5 a. appear oe-3-e =
s-r--z-- ~ our County Of New York az MS once n
--. Comfy OF Nev York the thirl day 9r AugLs..
one thousand hI-dIeI and nine az n4i- -
-.-l--k i- the forenoon n that cay en an! -ns-e
s-rF the 1- af SAID lss- VIII and IesJallel
ANA sash YOU hereby cited as are Ii3leI S1s
-- -rseu-y-1us years required t' aPle4i ~ yI
Esrzzr If YOU f. YOU have none 70 appear
7-I .-a- f5- be appointed or ll Lle event o
-- r----- or failure do guardian VIII ne az
r--a. E. surrogate % represent ann all TOT Sou
2 the -.-selir- --..-,- --,
--e--z-s court said County OF NeN 1orA 20 %
lereu--I Affixed - ~ --r--,-,z o. s7~-ozs-a n
49, -ssi county York. at said county ne 81
So -T r.1e In q Lord one ll1-s4ld n-la
----- DANIEL. T. DCWDNEF
t-~~ tr=rz Of SurrOgare's Court
Attorneys Petitioner. l2S Broad
yTav- E5-51.a o. Manhattan. Neg. 1--z -LLs.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
ERIE WOULD ISSUE 100000 BONDS.

Albany. June lS-The Erie Railroad Company
has applied TO the Public Service Commission. I'd
District for authority to issue SlG0n.Ga0 in bonds
under its first consolidated mortgage deed dated
December 70, 1876. Under the terms Of the mort
gage the company is entitled TO issue at this time
$oooe0o par value OF general lien bonds The pro
ceeds are 10 be used for the general purposes
specified under the Public Service commissions
law. hearing has been appointed on the matter
for Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fail River. Mass, June B-Sales in the print
cloth market this week were estimated al $50
pieces The demand this week has been mostly for
27inch 81 by SOS. which styles UP l-6c from the
hid price Of last week Deliveries for orders taken
Will through October. Buyers are also display
ing some interest in wide 6fs. which selling at
SC an advance of lsc. The sales made this week
are much in excess Of the number OF goods pro
duced. The tone IS firm at the following quota
tions: Observation-Disclosures 81 squares, 7-l6c; IS
inch by e. 3l4c, Pinch 81 by So ll6c; $s2-inch
O. squares. sc. and 3s-inch IS by y. SIC.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
CROP OUTLOOK PLEAsEs HAwLEY.

Edwin Hawiey. president Of the Minneapolis &,
ST. Louis Railroad Company and of the Iowa Cen
traI Railway Company, returned yesterday from
inspection trip. He covered total of four
thousand miles and said he found crop conditions
in the Northwest uniformly satisfactory and was
gratifed with conditions generally in the territory
visited. The Chesapeake & Ohio, Of the Haw
ley roads has exercised option on five hundred
hopper bottom steel cars with the Standard Steel
Car Company This Will make thousand such
cars purchased within few months BY the com
pany and will bring the total rumber Of such cars
owned by the road up TO nearly twenty thousand.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
4 NEW MEXICAN OIL COMPANY.

Mexico CITY. June ia 81 10000 cIexican) com
panv the Conpania AIexicana de Petroleo q AgUila.
: a n v--f~f g;rillerrno Ianda- Governor of the
federal district IS president has been formed, and
has acquired all the concessions for development
marketing Of native crude and refined oils as well
ss othe- kinds q products held by the firm of =
Pearson & Sons. Limited.
The directorate Of the new corporation is com
posed q Mexicans. with one exception They are
Enrique C. C-eel. Pablo Macedo, Fernando Pirnen-
teI. Lieutenant Colonel Porhrio Disz. jr-, Enrique
Tron. Lie Luis E1guero and John p Body Ihe last
naned is in charge Of the Pearson interests III
Mexico
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
J. J. HILLS LABRADOR PARTY.

James J. Hill chairman OF the board of directors
OF the Great Northern Railway, accompanied by
George T. Baker. chairman of the board Of the
First National Bank of New York; George p. Har
ris president Of Burlington and Of the Colorado
& Southern. and half dozen other prominent rail
road men and inancierS left this city last night
for Montreal There they VIII board Mr.. Hills
yacht the Wacouta. for three weeks fishing
Trip in Labrador. where Mr.. Hill always goes for
vacation about this time of the year
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
sPINNERs TO cuRTAIL PRODUCTION.

Manchester England, June 1s-A meeting OF
naster sptnners using American cotton voted unaf-
iaously here to-day ia favor Of reducing the pro
oaction Of yarn by stopping the mills on al Sa'l
da-s ana MONDAYS between July u and September
e. i is hoped that such curtailments VIII I'M
prove the trade
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
RENTALS IN THE RocKAwAY DISTRICT

The Lewis II. May Company charles + Noyes
comrany. New York agents. has leased for MISS .
3 Wehlen 10 j. /. Blum her cottage on JARVIS
lane. Far Rockaway, for the season Also 1or " ~
fan Scheer 10 Max & Meyer his cottage No i
Eorth Atlantic avenue. Arverne Long Island, for
The season
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
HUNGARIAN WHEAT ESTIMATE.

Buda PEST. June 1S.-The crop report Of the Min
lister Of Agriculture, based adyices received up
10 June Is. estimates the yield Of Hungarian wheat
this year at 23 $4,000 metric hundredweights.
pared with 41.42OOOO last year.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
rnsi- Uptown Cncs, No.
81. and 37th 81 until g
received ar the following
rates antil : o'clocE Q m.
23d 81 I53 6th ave cor
7S7 West s2d 81 between
15th 81. 1888 81 ave 1925
n ave near Se-h 81 l5I
I'VE ESQ So ave and any
iHr-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
Proposals.

rIrATED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLIcATE WILL BE
- e-eiye4 at ofce of Corlrnissioner OF IH1rrs
- r.f.,5 \ V y until 2-2o O. June Is 1909.
cps1ed frnaed latey thereafter. Tor the sals ana
--,,.s -, 80 buildings DESIGNATED PorJahls Pavlllo1s
a. + Immigrant station. Els 4slanc. y a r
limitations aC corditlo1s governing
t53s-s -,sr be obtained from WILLIAM WILLIAMS
Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

a ADVERTISEMENTS AND
The Tribune received az
1894 Broadway between '1olt
r.-lorL- e. II Advertisements
-,src1 Offices az regular Once
viz % sth ave. scr
12fh st i04 East lttn s
- and Str aves 2b5 " est !
a. ave near 6Ist st lIu-
Fast I25th st. 756 fremont
American District Telegraph I
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

as25o; Do 100 s19as9o: PEs5 APRLEs = Elo5iaa @ per
as 5a ad2an in with ;i50nS 5 saPs Ba on ns
7T 45k '5 as o Ie 5a9s n have s8d at is and aboa o
bales 13zc which practically cleans up the ao-an5s
if anything doing owing 70 the scarcity o: stocks Eng
Ii5h a4Fiees report a siisaJ azGA % ~ 51ris,sI cT-
" @ me-, e GfoP t = ~ g' We 1nofs state 1s5S Prime to
1907 &c: Pacihc Coast lgs prime 20 ss5iGe' ~ 4d
San 2 He5m Gs4aS e i85s ESSa 2iS356 95i' 40 -''
HAY AND sTRAW-The-e is a good demand for all
anl s5aeVhat sasy feeling prevails Values Aqgsysr
Timothy. prime large bales. Ter 10 Io 81 DO o 70
] 7scj a3 salIPlRs .22 q2 p-fl5 c 81 s5Ss1 5
short tangled rye 81 o59s1 10: cat ara wheat 9
PoULTRY-ALIvE-NO carloads Of live poultry IN IN
.oaasd day but cars are being carries over S Ga & @
to G3Sold to6oe.s hands Prices gne5a2se1
do western 25c do Southern 2.dz2s: Fowls per y,
II F f,Ys 4e n 7 o7 Dt-5I1s - r5F x 12e GEEsE
Western prime. per H. 22 do P99r Mes,eTn' s2'35 5
PIGEONS. per pair. 25c.
POULTRY DREssED-Fresh receipts % dressed
fowls were comparatively moderate today, and yaite
@ Tas ss5 s0t afye III 5 JaG fsz4s # s5a1 a qg.G H s
BE2iers fairly plenty from an sections while gGaa-
supply We quote: Fresh killed dsedl BRoILcES Ia1-- !
asP91' o Bsi r .an1 s2g29 per Pa5 90 f5 n
8 IS to dozen Iec do under - 10 i-915e 90
southern best lots IA Gi5c. dry picked Or seaI5sa
small and poor. 12al3c. TURKEYS: l1a2Gc; CoTh@s. IS
Island and Eastern. ne do state Pennsyvania etc
Ieza1Tc; SQUADS prime large white. per dozen sz2
56g2lc: roasns milk fed lsa25e. do corn fea l+s=-o'
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-Sev potatoes aetiye .a,
hisher Onions veal Bssts and carrots 9al cabbages
beans poor roast5es Es45r and weak Mushrooms
s. 50: do Maine IN bulls per 80 70 S5aS2 IL DO Per
$50 II Sc 75aS8 a. per 1Gsb bag 81 56Gs2 . 10 Si6h
s 56asa Is SWEET a P5rAToEs Jersey pef sasEst
HEf ana CARROTS southern; pr 100 oE1e5ss zleS-:
Sti IT Tag s. 75s "a fAFs Palsi5re Per 55 Or
e--ate t'Gs5 do Maryland and Slrgnia per 9 2la
CORN N9-th carolina rer standard crate slasl % Do
CUNBERS Norfolk rer basket 75caS1 Do PER boL 3 -
ass. do North Carolina ps- basE7r pa t5e: @ S51-n
( and pr dozen. Sias2. EGGPI-ANTs FI7-ida per box
Pc 6essst 2a5oe do nssrby rsT 81 or eE2ss o9 "
foaS5c do New orleans. Ier bag. soasoc 90 View 0.-
s per oz as 24<et 2 [24 @ 5e 2 90 Es5 s Z s 8 PEI PEAS
Ee-ssy arse Per basket $ 254si 81 Do small p 7
81 y. 10 Baltimore. large per basket SlaSl . d S5
Fj7rtda per carrier 75eqS1 .. PARsLEI New Q-saEs
curly per 6br -as1Sl 50. DO plain. 5Q.1S2 FADI.FtES
Pe- igl el2e-ss SeIf22 f2 Re1 E.ra5& wax Per
rassst 81 2aS So do green. 81 257$1 % do E-s-n-a
rsa-bv Ier I6r ioa56c. SQUASH Hubbard psr Dbl Or
r-T-RxIPs canada rutsoass PER bag. 9oc0zl II. q
1th7- rutabaEa Per POI 2[ e29 3rs T4 - s- -5--z-
@ Es - 1. & 2 1aS 59srss 81 So C-cJSI6ERs h7r5ogss
ieg Per 5st o5I bssse. s s.. ssHRooZLs hc5s2s5s
% s.alI 25qio5. TOMATOES ho-aoass per II 1'a1-e
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
FIOTR AND MEA

FIOrR AND NIEAITad in -four ~, " a. srITe f baRers
6rit sales Cf consequence were IA sP,s7
Mis- continue TO hold spring patents ,t vre 100 low
;5i 5MS renore, for kansas hours. hht ,o,.Ji,ys
- effect business change was mag S ilying are
fye -four quiet and unchals, t,,,6l,ra exchange:
i'fies quoted on the New York lIoJggFr. ST S0aS7;
Errtng 50 30Q9 20, winter 5i4fsj
winter patents soqSi 70 spring S rinter So
s. 3JuS3 -. extra Steady
81 30 Kansas straghts $GgS6 - ~ i ~ f ,dncy 81 50
f,1tsd Far 10 good 81 JOnS4 fot c'oISe a0lD
SS5 CORNMEAI.-s Quoted hl3 m G'S yiite and
10 RaG MEAIS-Steady- quoted: fl4 lyssf-
- ,Io 81 6oaxl 20; coarse, 81 53a$l GO s SO:
80 easv city quiet Quoted western 81. .i'5, 5og
eia fanSaTi midlns $27 10; -four do S$i 81 3
bran S2G S2I 80 sacks lliuIll.7
so Ssi ~ 10 | red dog So % June shigme9i' ho'''
hulk. 90 sacks; ollineai 80
V-FFEAT-The sctions OF 'p-'te,
eP&e reflected growing belief in larger 81 e heavy
IH...;c,ari, from Kansas The room croWu va ci,s
pisr rsosi Of the day. ana only covered t, lowest
flIvinE moderate Ialiy
ojr+ which occurred after InllaAS go, fr-
= &c net lower. HEi,l
sAr talk about possible floods in ne The
~ maiuy oeaItsh -ItI1lL@
&c. % ~ T5e Modern Miller Delegates ii S+
rr1ve-on Kansas we're - Us iSo mo
~ Kansas crop would he around s9Urg ~ nav
- vss reported that larger country sst ,ir
r1eaf had been made Tainy fer juy % =, fSiSsgo by
,,snt aitroush of Il proTnlsfl ~ fs nv
Tnr 20 News the Northwest vas sitts p
80 as 70 weather. and crop ContiflonS aii 80 scCE
,asTe showed a tendency 70 increase ai'fouAH 1H7 S
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

~, zFr~F COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF COLU-M-
1 - y4-ashfncron. June O. 190g--Sealed proposals
- - received at this office until Il o'clock sat
gr1dnE certain streets IN tho
columbia Foruls Of proposals. specinca
information may be ootalbed rom
tbef CLERK Engineer LeP&rt-1eut Room - plsLriet
4s-,5t5i,- HENRY 2 2 MACFARLAND HENRY l.
ICDSO% Commissions. y c
------- rz~p~ssYs N DUPLICATE. WILL BE
-s-eIvsd AZ once o. the asJsEIlaster SeasEa
= unriI r II. June - 1903. az which
- - -ace thew wiz ne opened n che presence %
slSars for rae and ccc'pete equipment o1
r-4t- End steel Ferry 1o- Fi2roor Service
~ ~ war Department. length ia feet. breadth o.
= feer II inches Conditions specltc1tlons dranisss
obtained nY aaresslng tie
S-srrarn1sster General T. s Aru.y. Washingt7n D. 2
------7---- |C7I--T y Ma 81 Iso9-sEALED Pro
~ r0sss in rripiicate VIII Be received mere al. =
-'-r,-E noon rurs 1909 f-rlls sHa -a-..ls
Ti-tre ana Combination Gas and Electric Llsat rIk-
Pos- Headquarters EuLdlnS as PEI ataN--
t spaciacations n 5h7ce TIE Jntsd Sta-es
-La -rt cr reject al prol9@
70 - .hereof Forms FOR proposals curnlsae1
- auplication Address CaarteIrl@stsss Ns7-
Point y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

rho local market spot cotton was P'.' an O.
changed Cor Ulddling upai4 an.
C:uifS her markets We're
Galveston steady ana unchaIze'
C,-ie+ lover 10 l'-lhc 7i''','at
I,,Iet and unchanged 1o7.c. sales, Z@" ha's h Ri
- and unchanged a. lie; sales 90 u'.'s
.G-f .t,- nominal and unchanged at llis0- Gt
s,csTr and unchanged At lie sales ~ ualf5 80 80,
unchanged a lie. Houston sl'auN aIlu W.
tarre5 a. 10 11-16c Little Rock quiet ana
a ,r.-Tcston and nominal winning h
onat and unchanged AZ 1o5.c Ne| orleans ,y1Tbis
15l6c. sales. 500 hai'-
. aia ~. ,nd Unchanged lie; sales loo naIes
mated receipts leading points i9 49, -, and
s5o 70 600 bales. against sal lasi "eeF il
Gsio last wear: at New orleans, LOU 10 -.''' 'H'
,e Ias yyeel, and 6n4 last wear ,,.. z,a. 90, -
Sottnn Exchange special Liverpool eaoleS ,,ort
G bales speculation ana ',Sl.,,i,
ton quLe.rosn 600: imports 15ooo; American looN"
2TiddIinr upland 506d. Futures opened 3S sJg3S 80
closed steady net decIl4" OF IL
ptnte. lame June-J uy, ",N-G J.l} - 80
2o4 .-slLd october r-November, > 100; NOV rl"gI go,
oeI, "a r,acenber- January. 575d- janu lrl SIu
ceInDGr an, an Mach Marcia pr. ATi May ana MAY
az ia Manchester-Yarns quiet ana 'nc'h'7I
cloths Quiet 49,. ...+ar,.r+ Tor the week ended Fri
dsy June IS 1909 Bales
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

P0ULTRY-ALIvE-No carloads Of live poultry IN
loaded today. being carried over on tae
track Trading continues slow in the narAet ana Il-y
To + unsod job5e-s' hands Prices uncne1se1
We quote; CHICKENS. broilers re1roy Per 10 -
do Western. do Southern. 2t1Z2c. EfN - pec 10
5I3lze ROosT ERS. old and young Per 70 t1zg!g
II RkETS. per 10 13C. DUCKS. Per n l-c- GEESE
Western prime per 10 &c. DO poor Western Southern
and southwestern. So GUINEA FOWLS. per pair. aVc,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

HAY AND STRAV-The-e Is good demand L1r all
grades timothy hey although offerings very Aozrl
and somewhat feeling prevails Naluss i-l[SeNSl
ar he'd steady AZ former qnotatons We qlo{Se-
Timothy. prime 10 n. 81 90 Ne . 70 :
aQaS'isc; do shipping, Zoe Do pacing t5c go 2
clover mixed. 65F9oc STPAW-Lo-z rye. 81 421IS- 50
tangled rye. 81 05GS1 To- ara wheat e3a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

BERKELEY. Cal. April % Miss
nrrnice Cunningham. the lgyear'
old daughter 81 James Y CunaiuE
ham OF thia city. IL an enthusiastic
promoter % 4 new flying machine
noW being constructed in q suburb.
and haa announced her intvntlon %
making a giight aloaa Ia the alr
craft
Miss Cunningham is cnihused
over the tlylng machine and haanis
the shops az Sather station. Fruit.
vale. where ttn machine o. being
constructed She has made herself
familiar with every part Of the csaft
and believes she viii experiences
10 difficulty IA manaElHg the ma.
chine Ia the air
The machine. the invention Of
Petor English ~ Alameda. q com
blaation u = heiicoptsF, 20 self bfi
ing machine. and An aeFoplanc. and
differs radically from any fiYing
machine yet invented. Ii 10 prof'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

"a with two immnuae pFupoNera
which supply the liftins and pro
polling power. and has, gleainr
aaropiaae surface than tho WriFhi
brothers machlae o. has a tested
MninE power of 600 pounds Eos
llsh claims hiH machine elli ny just
a. well al a helght ~ three iett
from the Eruund a. az greater ala
tnde
Cunningham who was tbe only
promoter W the machine before hla
daughter became an ardent partner.
has agrurd io permit Miss Cunning
ham 10 accompany him on hia o..
curalons in the air ns soou a. Dc has
Thoroughly Tested The ilflHa ppeHt'
hlllsies. hut has not yet gisvn bis
consent ta her making the fiiEht
alone. THIS the giri IL determined
10 DO 10 prove 10 her acopiical
friends that al she has said % th#
possibilities Of aerial navigation
Nith the nsw lying machiae n true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30
CLUSTER LIGHTS READY

Tho First nv ayairm nf cluster
iirhis was Illuminated for the FIRST
limo lhHt night from Jackson d.
un tho south 90 Virginia a. GA tho
north. The cluster lights on suc
ond av. viii be completed and in
uHo before the opening date OF
the exposition and these lights VIII
Dee in use on three streets. First
SECOND and Third avs. before
June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30
Auts wrssasa b EnaIasIon.

ANACoRTES. April SEA nee
wIntOn automobile. valued AZ
81 500 aud owned By William
Esary. living on the la C0anef
flats. was totally destroyed BY fire
caused 81 an explosion Of gasoline
late yesterday affrfuu-5a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30
BIG CAMPING
POPULATION

There are itT huus 'n4fa nnd
a8s camps occupied Within thr
city iimita according to|h ehpFaaa
just completed bF the department
~ health aud asnlihlinnt There ia
estimated to bo $50 pwiplf hYlnH
iu both she houHohmit aud tho
camps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

MEXICO CITY. April 30 Tho
trouble between the American con
ductorn employed BY the national
lines 90 Mexico and tho company
has bean satisfactorily adjusted
Tho inspectors wtll remain GA the
trains. hnt thelf duties viii be-
modified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30
IS ON The
JOB EARLY
And LATE
BOUILLONS DOINGS IN
ONE DAY ARE
INTERESTING
Record Shows What the
Superintendent Is
Actually Doing

A.. v houlllon. superintendent 81
the department OF pahlic utilities,
il one Of the busiest men In the
employ OF the city Wednesday
for instance. was a llsht day IN
the respect that the amount Of bus
incss be actually transacted was
considerably under the record Tor
the average days
what has Rouitlop ever done
Is the question asked frequently by
those who try 20 bellttle The man
and hts office. Here Is The record.
IN substance. OF how he occupied
his business hours Wednesday
Protects the Gas Consumer.
Designed an, ordnance requiring
gates aud tho employment Of guards
az points where streets lnteraect
railroad CROSSINGS.
Wrote the Seattle lighting com.
paRy. declaring that under an
agreement with the city dated
june III. 1904. Il was not entitled
20 collect penalties for failure OF
consumers Ia pay their bills until
the 10th day Of the month suo-
caeding the mouth Ia which The
bin was issued Now the gaa com
pany collects n penalty 10 days
after the date on the bilL
Demanded that che Seattle Eicc'
trio company plank the street be-
tween IFS tracks at the sAme time
the city planks streets In several
sections OF the city
Declared that the local telephone
companies we're not entitled % lu'
stall nlckclin the slot or pay toll
ephoues under l6elr existing fran
chises
Goes After Two Companies.
Ordered the Seattle Electrie com.
pany 70 repair the paving along ~
tracks To the paved districts.
Issued the same order 20 the
Seattle. Renton 4 Southern Rail
road company.
Ordered the arrest Of a T. Kemp.
ster. superintendent o. transportA.
ton Of she Seattle Electric com.
pauy for operating flat wheel
cars contrary to ordinances.
Received "a callers. Including 70
porters for three newspapers
Dictated regular correspondence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

FOR LACK or SPACE ~ -
MUST OMIT The PRICES ~
HUNDREDS or OTHER iItss
WHICH WILL BE SUI sc,lr.
THE SANE GREAT HsD
TONS.
The 1909 STRAW AMP .., ren
ANA HATS HAVE Ah ~ a.
THESE WILL ALso w
SALE PRICES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

Mems t2b0 Hats. all CT Or
shapes and oolora. y LOO
Mems $500 Hats: a CT Or
splendid line for ~ tsuJ
Mems $500 fine Hats: all styles.
for ..s ......9 EsJJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

The Star wRnt ads aro leading
many people 70 prosperity. Howg
Read the business chance column.
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A BOYS WAY.

An East End small boy had some thing to say to his father at the din- ner table the other night
 Papa he said. Johnnie Burton is going to have party nex' week an he said he'd invite me. An I got to take a present"
 "A present? Whats that for?"
 Its for Johnnie's birthday. All the kids takes presents"
 Things hadn't come just. right during the day for the boys father He was not in an agreeable humor:
 That's all nonsense" he declared Ever day or two it's a present here or present there. If you can't go to a party without taking a present you might as well stay at home"
 The boys lip trembled but he made no reply.
 The next day the father regretted his nasty words and that night turned to the boy.
 George" he said. there's couple of new books in my overcoat pocket You can take them to your friend Johnny's party"
 Its too late,' said George. gloomily 'I licked him today. so he wouldn't invite me" e."-Philadelphia Record.